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THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
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that $3&tJ0 had Ihtii spent tm been obtained.
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DeljrruiV—director stated that
their park by the City of Gainesvi.lle mid that they expected to a hu* lin'd been purchased, the
announce the signing id n -man- tights were being put Into fin t
alter this week. I,ers burg's direc class condition, a manager, had
tor nt:itrd thnt.hr had no player* been signed ami n great number t
ket to knot the count at S3-23.
Ily JULIAN STENSTROM
alltned thus far hut they* had of *ca*on tickets had been sold.
Herald Sport*'Editor
Hickson received a pass under
ptevinuiily won n pennant with Sanford’* director stated that the
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castoffs from other club* and progress here had been slow but - Georgs McClelland'* Seminole the basket from. Friedlund and he
Browns and the New York Yen- may have to repeat the *amc the park wo* in excellent condi High School Celery Feds narrowly dropped in the field goal which
kcee, wilt manage the Asaleas procedure. Orlando'* director te- tion. St. Augustine official* re missed capturing a “story book" turned out to bo the final Cadet
this season and the club would poited that the National'* were ported thnt
Saint*’ park wa* contest over the Bolle* Military point* but also good the winning
ready for action a* only n few In bad-cpndmon and no definite Academy eager* Friday night at margin. Grantham was fouled by
be ready for opening day.
the high school auditorium when, Eubank* and he sank a free ihot
Gainesville official* announced more dayer* were necessary, and progress towards the signing of after a one sided first half, the putting the Fed* oni point behind
that transportation facilities have players an|l a manager had been
Fed* knotted the count In the Bradley's, aggregation. _ .
last minute* of pf«y hut emerged
With a minute and*a half re
n ilngle point behind the Cadets maining, the Fpda missed two
at the final whistle
Held shot* and with only seven
The final count wa* Dolle* 25, second* left. Dye#* took • long
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* rim but failSanford 24,
■hot that circled
Major 'Mark Bradley's five took ed to drop through the basket.
an early trad when Hickson and
Clark captured th* scoring hon
K. nrthly dropped in two field ors for the evening with six field
T h at’# right, wholesale prices direct ’front a local factory which Ih
goal*. Clark of the Fed* pushed goals and a single free shot for
in position to give you Mattresses, Box Springs, Studio Couches, Holly-,
one in from the livot position, rJ points while Hickson of Bolle*
but Jaffe immediately retaliated recorder* 0 point* bn four field
wood Beds, etc, of .the best quality materials and finest construction you
with another field goal. Hickson goals and a pair of free tosses.
made a free shot ju*t before -Score by [uriods:
can get anywhere- And there’s no middle-man profit when you buy from
Cl»»k slink-' another ■field goal. Cadet*
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Worthly and-Friedlund accounted Crtery F edr 4 “ M t f
5 - 24*
the Snriford Mattress Factory! IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES
for two free throw* Mo end the
Personal Fouls: Grantham, Culfirst period'* scoring with th* In tail * .rinrl KsitriPN.'t* 'Jitffm artel
s«oi*—-Uwlies -Or fia*iford-dr—
Thj Cadet machine continued to hind, _
click in the *ectind slnnxa both Missed: Jaffl* 6, Worthey dhli
offensively and defensively. While Dye** 2, Hickson, Friedlund. Clark
rucking up nine more pointa-on ami Cullum. Official*; Referee—
field goal* by Hickson, Jaffe and Lalley; Umpire — Baker; Time*
60 pounds of the newest and best white staple cotton produced in Georgia
a pair by Worthly, the Cadets keepsr—Steel; Scorer—Stcnstrom.
were limiting the Fid# to another
goes into each mattress for your creeping comfort. Choice of tickings.
four [udntiC Grantham and Clark
Note: INNERSPR1NO MATTRESSES ARE ’AVAILABLE NOW IN
accounting for a field goal each.
Entering the third period on the
LIMITED QUANTITIES. .SIZE 3-3 ONLY. ,,
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•holt end of an 18 td 8 score, the l> t - O U IT O F T IIK C O IS T V
Celery Feil* got out of the rut In - j i duk. t m t i v i i x s o i v r» .
* T .V r »: O F F I.O IIIIM .
which they had been traveling and
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started, down n paved highway. FI nlt KUK
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Clark "sent a field goal through
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the net and Dye** basketed an IS P IIU U A T K .
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IT M A Y
CONother. Hickson inlerupted the F#J TCt.'ltS:
offensive with n field goal, hut
M iT t ifK IH IIt tH F t lV t llV H S th at
Locally manufactured to onitr-in any size or shape.
i McClelland’* eagrrj re-entered the 11L I.K N I . ItAilHM A S S (U m I b „
1scoring column with successive IU>. I re|u,r( a * A A m lu ts lra lita uf
V ltt tl* W . M XHnM AKS
Lhasketofev CJartf and HywwOsugain. Hi. . . l a l * (,(
that Hhft |i(<mI ■4>»r ■■f***>*
■After sinking it f ir e ’ shot, Clark liuii fur final
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netted another field goal ' and all*' v» III auply lt» I h f lloiMiraLhI
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ilicksan ended the period's scoring
mlbalr County, FlurlUa, un tha sail.
hostilities with a free shot. Th# >ta>
At Ft-tiruary, ISIS, for -appro.
score at this point was 23 to IB vat Ilf u rn . and Mr final dlscAarav
3 cushion couches of extremely high .quality construction. •
In favoy of the Cadet*.
u* til rntnt.tfali tx «f th* r.lal* “<
vau.l) tV. HAHUMASS, Uecea»«l
* Dyes* opened the final period on
iht* ISth ittry of January, lets
‘ with n field goal from the circle
ltnt,F.N I- ItAHHMANN.
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In put the Feds two points be
tat* ut FIICD W. eltAHNhind the Cadet*. After several
MASS. lln-ra.Ml,
intinuU* of “serai ping” basketball,
M’lark tossed a long pass tu Dyes#
; who broke rle#r and dropped li USE
nofher goal from under the baiSingle or double size. ttj! new springs. Available now!
Florida State
To Begin
Plan April 16
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MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1946
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Celery Feds Drop Thrilling Contest
To h o lies Academy Cagprs, 25-24
IN THE SOUTHEAST .*■
*M ore people diink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other.
It must b e...
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i WHOLESALE PRICES!
LEGAL NOTICE
BOX SPRINGS
s24
$70.50
STUDIO COUCHES J32
HOLLYWOOD BEDS $2950
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Cold Preoarations
acciiniplldird.
24 Years of Service To Sanford and Central Florida
I'resldent Coodi* announced lhai
TABLCTS.
SALVE.
during the Ipltl season nil rluh* LIQUID.
must conform with the National NOSE-DROPS — CAUTION USB
" v l v AS j-JHKEtTKl) ^
Association ruling that all double ONLY
headers must lie scheduled us two
nine Inning games. A__game,
however, niay he called^ uv—t ha
end of seven innings,' or" uny
Jfr« GutU-EMOT
innlnjl, if liie manager* and um
LAV3 OMtV
pire* find it necessary to do so.
ONE tOC.
The - league voted to assess
each club 130 ft improve the
condition of the loop's treasury
and alio decided to require that
each entry submit an additional
4 1HO within one weak to caver
the franchise deposit since the
[ salary limit nsd been raised to
-Sanford Mattress Factory
H. (i. and E. C. ECHOLS,.proprietor*.
Located tit SANFORD and CELERY Avenues — SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Raw radgett, president. of the
Daytona Beach entry, waa elected
vice president -of tile circuit by
the league directors.
Regulation* regarding the sign
ing of high t sch o o l' players wa*
bmught up during Ut* contab but
dircclora decided tu table it for
t. luturc meeting sinee no definite
lullng has been received from
Judge W, G. Branham, m.inor
league rna.
1110*0 pteietil at the meeting
In addition to 1‘resldent Combs
weir John Uuniet of Orlando;
but t'age and Loyle 'Woodruff of
Delnind; DPti 1‘adgell of Daytona
llearh; l^e Hanover and Bill
Dinner uf Leesburg; Barks M.
I (umichael of Gainesville; Harold
K. Hyman of St, Augustine; Leon
Hamilton, M^rl(. Hoag and Jeff
Emerson o f t’alatka;-Joel Field,
John Krider and Brallcy Odham
of Sanford; Secretary
1'elar
Schaal of Silver Springs, Benny
K»Kn of the Daytona Reach
News-Journal and Julian Mtenslrom of The Sanford Heiald.
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Luxurioua by day und nijfht! Thi\ sofa is extra large,
opens easily Into a double bed at tlig^it. It i,t one of our
floor sampled, upholstered in a good ij lily b lue ta p e str y
very slightly soiled.
Regular value
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Tax $11 a gallon, plus
a small charge for the
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bed! Has full innertipriitg construction Nicely tailored in blue and wine striped
tapestry.
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Open arm Maple wood seinl-paiiel Studio Couch upholstered in colorful
tttriltttf rVutth orifplnn lit* UO T.n
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INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THEIH
Cotton Dresses
Play Suits
Crepe Dresses and P rints
Blouses
Wool Dresses
p&thing Suits
In cbm you don't recd'gnfie me in the
urban, I'm Telephone Tommy , . .
feeing into the future. What I eee ia
>f greet importance to every forward*
oolong citizen in Florida.
1 ate telephonea in the future for all
*ho want them. I u t a Jot of people
vlth new Job* and steady income*. . .
nore good customer* for more butl*
ieaaca, . . added prosperity for Florda—all n a reault of tha tremcnttgl,- ekpanslon program already
tatted by the Telephone Company.
gXhIs program inrolvee the expend!ir a o f more than $300,000,000 In the
tote southeastern states and means
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100% WOOL COATS
that the present Inveatmei^ In taleffiine fa c ilitie s in Florida will be
practically doubled in the future.
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Including Whites And Resort Pastels
So, I see the need for a heap of
money. This money will have to come,
aa it has in the past, from the savings
of hard working, thrifty people. *
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u fety of their Investment and feel
asaured of a reasonable return on that
Investment, new funds for future expanslpn will not be forthcoming.
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Wide Range of Styles^ Colors and Sizes
Sale EndB Saturday Feb. 2
So, It is easy to see that earnings
have an Important plaoe In your futura telephone service.
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OTHER FLOOR SAMPLES - S L I G H T L Y S O IL E D —
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T# Promote the Progress ofjAwerlra;
Te fradaee Prosperity for Hanford.
Partly rloitdy, lidle rhanyr in temperature
tills afternoon. Innishl and Wednesday.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
SA N F O U U . F L O R ID A , T U E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y
E d l i b l k h e d 1908
Bill-Boarded Up Temporarily
Byrnes Amplifies ReMarks On Secret
Y a l t a Agreement
—To Suppor- Russia
Air View Of Possible UNO Headquarters
IMPRISONED behind a large billboard in New York City for three
days, Dill, the neighborhood tomcat is shown here being .rescued
by police emergency squad workrrs who tore, down part of the
sign la release him. Even the billboard chef seem* happy ul«>ut It.
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70 Percent Telephone Increase
f. In Sanford Reported By Turner
* Recent County Survey And Rural Power
Line Carrier-System Described As
Significant To Farm Families
McNarney Stater aV K S s T S'*,
Germans
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I m D r O V i n f f e t> loea) manager of the Southern
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BERLIN, Jan. 19. (AT— , Tha
Amerlewn commandtr In '*U*rtoday amplified nmarka on the many,
General Joseph MeNarney,
secret
Tall*
agreement
for
United States support of Russia's ■ays that the. German* are be
more "outspoken in their
claims to Japan'#. Kuril# Islands. coming
Tha secretary stated that this criticism of Allied occupation
agreement was reached with tha forces. 'However, he say*, their
so far ha* been better
full knowladge of American mili behavior
than waa expected.
tary eommanderi.
General McNarney trace* rao*t
L Tha atata department head alio
declared that the war department of the German criticism to what
h er agreed to rtaln control of tha be Call* n "general feeling of
American
tone
In
Germany. self-pity on the part of tha GerByrnea said that It would be a m‘ n»- whoIrrationally
expected
mistake to alter tha aet-up, since the Allies
must lake car* of
the . war department was doing them." lit- attributes the Ger®t>0<* J?!1, ,
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I mans’ comparatively good be*
When questioned on charges i . , ,
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that Atneriean ships had recently h* 1 11l? P* 1 *® lh* exceptlnncarried arma . toBlrcelona, Spain. »Hy. t«IU winter. Another factor,
DETROIT, Jan. 29, (AP)
—Special federal metiiutor
James Dewey wadwl into the
thick of the 70-day-olt|,; Gen
eral Motor* ntrfke today with
the announced determination,
to end the walkout of 176,000
C!0 United Auto Workers as
quickly us possible,
Dewey fs in Detroit afte r
in loiyti. play c l basketball m il L ^ H
b.l'tjljll I I I ' . I r . . i t . 1 1 ' l l i I I , i l l K u ' l ■
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I -I key. llo U'L'iui his swi.il t.orkj ’ f.l 'd; ii
in New Voik l ily, whole he be-j ■ I
I'.ITIU il'ic to, ,,f Ihr New Volk'
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Tnh.'M .ili. i .i: 11 Hn.lt h A-sih’in. T^W-- <
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tloll. He WHS --eiviHg ill tin t H ''.y
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!"*l "hen lie tit-l met tho Hoove- y"\
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veils- m . tta* - At (hut time, ..
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Franklin Itci-e.rlt wn. Governor,
of New \ork
From, that moment,! m
Hopkins »n< iilniusi inseparable, C.fJ
from the lute president.
He. serve.| «. Federal Relief
JfLiy^S
Ailminlsii.il..i f,„ m | {i.tft to ItiJ*. * L , . ^
In 1!I1H. Hopkins was appointc| Hevretm y o f Cummerte. hut
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in lytO. he levignnl to Isailr
liv.oiHt.t I......,-.sit's Shirt trrnr_' flH
rnuifilgn
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When Europe was plunged into
war, Roosevelt lennrti even inure , „
ti»piiH*5tftlUsn rrrrrtTr.f t h f I'littVil HllitPa, . they
heavily on his trustrd confidant. , Wllr.N I
h mm mi iH r lu ll' U k iijiMit F iit n k lin p H m istve ll
It IS ELs Hopkins who headed the 'Vent a!
tim^ i«iu?
|Ff*| \’ii. t rimiRiilprntlDii tn thr
lenil-tensr program. It w*s Hop-!
kins who ammaed the famous [ fotu ie j"
"ii I* l i- , | iretiH* 1 u .
f m ln r n t ly fittin g thnt
Atlantic Charter meeting, the the sile 1
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* *1*1 m ^ssl I'h r j tn«|w* t o l tm {iln .i s th«
f'ulro meeting, the Ihinee-power R oo-r.ilt
■1 1lit i vi*
.it l:nt *i**Mn, uf u liirli Hi02 |«rtva
ponfeirnces ut Tehran atid Valtn.
His international comings and
gntngs were sn-frendent Htat fori
a time hr almost replaced Mrs.
Kir ' n, t Roosevelt as the subject
H u lie l
P ie r c e s
of joke, about travelling.
Hopkins
liberal
philosophy
i W iiu ju w A n d liit>
mode him inevitably a renter of
controversy and sperulatirn in >
. M t k ( ’. C a s p e
Washington,
When ' President
Roosevelt died nml Harry Tru
man entered the White House,
Shut through the full part uf
there w.i* general expectation
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tin* uivli n» *hc bent uvt*i the
that llniry itiiopkliia would Imw ,
dtrs-rt
in hi*i U*.'i.. **i
hi
his \say off the WushingtoFi
stage. Rut President Truman had
nerd of the knowledge and nils Ire 1
nliout Roosevelt's policies whs 11
only Hopkins tould give Pupkinivmained to see the new Pre-i
deni through the first months i i HI I f A GO. Jim .".i. (AT T u n
\* it he ait* lirlny bidil by further
of duty.
Police Holding
Two Youths As
Kidnap Suspects
Hutchison Is
Main Speaker At
Guard Meeting
Both Admit Calling
AtDcgnun llomeAftor Child Ahducted
^tresses V a l u e Of
Maintaining I'Orces
AI F u l l Strrnjfth
ifStln iilug in «*i,anrt tiuti with
i hr kidiin|iing (in) ii.g *>f Suintim* 1
Di grinn, Chief of i|euvtivi*s Wnlt i r S tu rm s Ii « h idrntified them
«- 22-ycar-old Themlorr* CniMphell
and iB-year-old Vincent Costello.
Detective* nrc nt work tracking
•town th eir movements on dun.
i' .anil ?. S to r m , -aid tin* two have
.tdntiUrd they rulh'd at the D rg.
rail home th r morning i f Jan
T. a f t e r the ,1c yeai t*ld girl Imd
( »rn kidltO|l|*r<l
.
He described the method as tin*
“rural power line carrier system,"
of providing telephone service
over the same wires as those uanl
for elect rleity.
Although the system Is still* in
the experimental stage, eatd Mr,
Turner, It holde promise a* one
Important means of extending
farm talephone service to mure
and more farms aerved by power
Cowtlaweg Os Page Powr
ram wlttai today. A
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administer
Sharnley. i
I observe!
Plan has be...
director of
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Mia# Oswald — who has U an
using her maiden name • lines
learning that (Whrmoth married
Jean Wilkin, of Chicago In 1935
— alleges she married Weratulh
after a a v a ile d -whlriwindcourtship. Mis* Oswald t a n
wtddlnf cfttm onr v u held
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g a r ie n 'o f th . O,
Trial Reveals
How Corporal Was
Beaten To Death
V. I,. Yrtgiisiin, Stale Drpuitmrnt of EJtirnliuq field ilim-tur
for secondary schools, will visit
tin- mdimilv - nf Omiinulr • t '.Hint V
im
Wcsincsday,
Thurs'lay
an I
Fiiday in
yntiy
H ip interv-l o f .i * u |m*i ■
p ro g ra m living ilvvi*tntH*<l
fiiroimhntit tin* sThools
slate this year.
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Tin* purpose of this program,
according-to Hupt, T. W. laiwton,
is more nearly to meet the needs
of children In school.
Civilian Nurse Who Married One Man
Army Of Bataan Is Seeking Annulment
ntatt*ta
Ills appointment by l-abbr Sdt-rctnry Lewis Shewellenharh ill a
new aditiitjlalralioii effort to end
the prolonged strike and u tyc lilt'
pule.
The veteran m rdiator-an old
hand, Incidentally, at meeting l>etrnit Islxir disputes over the past
J t yearn — plans to mart today
with union and GM nffirial*. Dewey
sjiys he would like to hold'a Joint
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Husband Of Local
Girl Is Listed As
Killed In Action
MANILA, 'Jan. 29, W V - A
cl vial lan nurse who • erred- on
Bataan is aeeking annulment of
a marriage aha claims aha con
tracted with the fa mad on*-m*u
army of Rttaan — MsJ- Arthur
Warmuth. Tha nuraa — who
filed bar annulment petition In
tha Manila court# under the naraa
*l*o o f Mri. OHvt* Joaophlas Oswald
Warnuth — claims »h* and \k#r*
moth wars married on Dac, 7,
Veteran M e d i a t o r
Plans To Discuss
Issue ' With— Union
Former presidential ml visor Har
ry 1- Hopkins is dead. The one
time ass) tnnt to the'late Preslder.t Ko<i<rvelt died today at Memorlsl lf.iM.nbl in New York City.
**c ‘ a* M year* old.
lieiii.ios , ctiteresk the hospital
last N member. No diagnosis of
hU condition ever was announced.!
ho Imd U'eit in ||| health for seV-j
era! years. Hopkins resigned hi*I
White Hou»e post last July .. ray*
in*. "I must take a ie»t."
Under tin bus ('resident Hoove- 1
Veit. Ilnpkiie- was admiuiatialor'
of the old t it il ty.rks At mini s - 1
• ration un.1 (lie Work* Progress
Administration.
latter he waa
fc-united rvat Iona source*
have high hopes that an ex
pected conference today be
tween Russian and • Imhian
UNO delegate* will eaJ( the
teiuion between Ruaaia and
moettr*6f the other nations
a t‘the General Assembly.
Tho Russian and Iranian
delegation*. are expected Ur dlsxuss Informally today th
■refarred aagainst
Um
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U
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Sovlat
Union
. .by- the
— Tehran
• —i-il Covtrn*
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“ • aeeUMd Russia
•I3terf*"lng in Iranian Internal
affair*. Tha charge* have been
Hied formally with tha UNO
Security Council, but the Tehran
Government now has Instructed
Ita delegation to make a new
effort at settling the dispute by
direct talks.
However, the Iranlan-Russlsn
dispute remains on the agenda of
■ha , Security Council Tor iU
scheduled meeting tomorrow.
Meanwhile, solution of the
UNO* chief organisational prob
lem appears likely loon. Only one
^• rvy"■ ‘HJames Dewey Undertakes
New York Citv
Settlement Of GM Strike
Form er Special Aide
To Two Presidents
id lieen
Hospi
Had
Been HospitaldSinceNovem
ovember
LONDON, Jan. J9, CAP)—
Tha Unitrd Nation* security
rouacll h«y nominated a
compromise candidate for lb*
important Job of SecretaryGeneral of the UNO. He is
Norway's Foral* a Mlnlstsr—
Trygfe Lie.
• Associated Press leased Wire
29. P.llti
President Truman To Speak At Rollins;
Lewis Welcomed By A F Of L In Miami
mutlT* capture.
Miss Oswald
ta rs, aha fotlowad him Uw Camp
O'Donnell — hoping to aid him.
MW Oswald claim# further
that after hit liberation from n
Japanese prison camp last Saptambfr, Wartnulh came to Manila
and , lived with bar until )if*
repatrlatlM. She said she ex
pected him to return to Manila
after a rtslt with ralatlvea In the
United States. But, j a y s Ml.*
Oswald, aba waa ahockwi and un{M M yag whan aha saw news
paper pictures of Vermuth and
nU wire after tho hero's return
tn this United Btataa In October.
Manila newspapers had carried
h if own picture on Sept. 11 and
quoted her as saying aha had
bean “hoping and praying” for
fly Associated I're**
Mathew llagins, negro, had both
Dg* broken and suffered a bad
head cut* when run over by a ear
driven by Hill Duval, negro, who
haa bean arrested for reckless
driving. The accident happened
on Weat Thirteenth Blreat at
12.-35 A , M, Sunday.
fldcnt of lUrrard,
!>■Yin itu n t *
- tK il lit* *1
marriage ceremony was perform-
Patrolmen Glll/ard and Bed
ana a
in ugh reported that at 3)15
A,.* n .
Yesterday ..............
morning a_ truck
L —^ Jhad
!'ticked U] to the Municipal Ball
Park ami had stolen a load of
Seventh Street and
wood, „A t _____
Mellonrille Avenue the truck turn
ed vsat anti waa Iota sight of,
they* reported.
MUa Oswald a*ra her honeymoon I
i
The White House »ay* today
that President Truman wilt make
an address nn Monday Kelt. II in
Winter Park — In accepting nn
honorary degree of Dorlor of Humanitie* from Rollins College.
The President will stop in Win
ter Park on n flight to Minml
where he will board his yacht for
a 10-day cnilse In Florida waters.
Prej* Secretary Charles Ross
say* Governor Millard Caldwell
will meet tha President In Orlando
and go with him to Winter Park.
Mr. Truman will fly from Wash
ington lo Orlando and motor Ihi
few miles to Winter Park. He
then wUl return to Oriando and
fly to Miami the unto day.
Temporary *V)i|te Homo offices
are axpeated to he set up In the
post office building in Miami dur
ing the Vresldente cruise on the
yacht Williamsburg.. The offices
will be In charge of the presidrnlal secretary, Matthew Connelly,
- Florida
Democrats.
Senator
Pspjer and Beprssentativa Peter-
son h a v j i ID c h sm *,! the President's
trip with him today, They say
Mr. Jrtminn has turned .down in
vitations to visit several Florida
cities on the grounds that he it
coming to Florida for a rest.
Walter
(Tiger)
Mayberry of
Daytona Beach Is dead,
The football ace of the Unlesr• Ity of Florida has httn miealng
In combat since Bept. A, 1943. lie
went down near Vela La Vella |o
the so jthwest Itatjflc - apparent-
YOKOHAMA, Jan. 2H. MT—
Testimony at the war crimes
trial of Japanese Caul. I**o
Tuktihura-Ktis dUclosM JihW an
American prisoner of war was
beaten day and night until ha
died, simply because he talked to
n Jap miner. The prisoner—CpI.
Walter Johnson, of McPherson,
Kan., was charged with espionage
before he wa# beaten to death
In the* Omul a prison. Fukuhara,
a., commandant of the prison. 1*
charged with responsibility for
Johnson's death.
Testifying by deposition. Maj.
Thnnvws II. Hewlett, of New Al
bany, lnd., ha* lold how Johnson
studied the Japanese language
and engaged the Jap miner in «
casual conversation fn April, 19t(.
Hewlett'* deposition also relates
how Johnson was denied food and
medical attention.
Hewlett also has testified that
another prisoner—Pvt,
William
N. Knight, of Warsaw. R*Y*-r
wa* beaten and subjected to all
forma of tortura until h« died in
May, 1945.
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R o r Art: xtust ~ g o a l o n g
WITH COD’S PROGRAM. HE
WANTS TO LEAD US ftY
1 ' ; LOVE, TRUST HIM.’ ' REBEL*
LION IS F U T .tr . AND SILLY.
W E'CANNtrr HAVE A WORLD
TO OUR SPECIAL ORDER:
Nevertheless not what I will but
w het thou w ilt.- Mark.- 14;.''J5.
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Wondsr if th# goternmsnt It
waiting to declare ilm war afflrii 3 ally ended until the steel strike
I* settled?
SEA SO N "
Apparently there is growing need for non-technlcal
higher education that U briefer than the college course,
but which carrion Btqdent* beyond the high school* level.
If there Iff permanent nwd for Junior colleges; they should
Ue set up—but established only along sound and carefully
thought-out educational principles. They should not dot
thw hm H n -an ever-eatended-mushroom growth-wtiiuh^doas
not mean anything.
Veterans need to b o taken care of, but their wants must
bo recognized an temporary. Communities contemplating
establishment of junior colleges should build them mi the
basis of long-time local demands for this kind of schooling.
XkfL A . faarfot or-*- man aocusod of- tnaao* writer graypoetry? A New York publiahing house does not think so.
It has just ro-issuod
ro-ixsuod an anthology of great American ant
English poetry, printed originally In 1927- The first-edition
carried •poema by Ezra, Found, indicted for broaden*tiny
from Home in behalf of fascism and-recently found, tb be ol
unround mind. The new edition has omitted themThis was contrary ‘tg~the wish of the editor, wh<
thought those poems artistic t^hen they were"printed'^ If
1927, and feels that they still possess this quality. No
fault Is found with their content, which doea not contain
fascist propaganda. Pound is excluded simply bocause of
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Uritlrh RAF pilnt* in Cpkutta
a n . j l r i l t prnclnim[ng,
A ik sn i.p o ^
tor o f. t h la -a o lb o lu g y
"We wanna gn home . Tlie wnrltl iuiIc Li |>erauade tho publiahent to insert a Htatomunt that
has come a long way since "so
the omliwion waa their doing, not hia- Pound, nayn Aiken,
x many owed so much to so few.”
M'r. Wlniton Churchill, to com*' tion. It roetiva* annua! apprnpand makr a speech while he U 'rinlion* for administrative exa visitor with us. So far, Mr.i ponses. On* omondment woul I
Churchill Is adhering to hi* ori-|**«ure each slstV *V least f t 00,ginatly announcsd plan o f doing 000 a year for ndmlnixtratlon,
nothing but enjoying htmself In The present allocation formula
Florida and.speaking o‘i\ly at Ful- haa limited (Inancyr operation* tt
Aon,-JJisseuri,--whose, hs^ j* . to be TUuals .Island.^- ConnecUcul, \e t Introduced by Prwalden* Truman, mont and Nevada.
There was quite * scene here
Early Hearings
^
,
Six separate and distinct fires
In sis o f the tuition’s largest cities
*.
caused millions of dollars worth
-t--~T tf-property dntnngw*nnd tost rrj
fewer than 20 lives.
Children
playing with matches were at
Last |«rtly responsible.
Felix Ciouln, the new president
df Fnmre, a socialist by the way,
tell* ld| people that Frjtnce has it
hsril nmd to follow, iwdleatlng
higher tav.t*, prici fixing and u
big slash in government expendi
ture*. If socialism,were the cur#
to all evil*, why can’t It bring u
more abundant life to Kranci?
I D i p d r l m e r t f ha*
fortji a novel proporal for
.1
f even the Oino *« wattled eume■ thing like on nlomlr bomb to ellt
mlrmli- the im>a(|ui{oes In our bed
room, but on second thought the
promiscuous use of ofbmle enrrgy
i» Kuoicihli'g which could bo
•-♦Urried totrrnr
2
lavrstia,
Moscow newspaper,
soys that the Vatican Is trying
. "to spread Its tentacle* to the
American continent where it Iny Und* to exploit for He own re
actionary purposes th* extremity
Influential position of th* Catholic
' Church?. The comment is of Inr i r i i cn
in iy ubecause
n a u » a in
■ iterest
chiefly
In iuwa«a,
Russia,
Where they do not have freedom
’of the press, the opinion* In .,11
i newsiapcie reflcet the attitude of
; the government.
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Senator llridges of New' Hamp
shire assails President Truman's
• budget message as "a masterpiece
df decrbtlon, and add* that th*
nubile <U’ht, instead of declining
In lh» next year or tw o.-w ill
actually ri*a by over 16 bllllen
dollars. See what we mean by a
. Fact- KJoiling Commission fur
'•guvernmrnl mattars as well as
management labor problems^ It
; would Iw inlcresllng to know
just wh*t the vost of government
1
”ia still a poet and one of the great creative influences of
our time." tye compare* the auppresAlon of «uch i»ems to
the Nazi burning of tho book*.
-Narrowed dowili^he question I*, can non-fatHrlsT verses
by a fascist be got^d poetry? Why not? May not a man
change his attitudes without losing his artistic powers’It’s an Interesting question, with arguments on both sides.
Lost Simplicity
Thu (lunger* of primitive life enme mainly from sim
plicity Men had few tool* or none, and had to get along
with Instrument* mtd procedure* that often baffled them
and held them bnck’Perhaps the danger* and trouble* of present-day life
comt* largely front an opjio*itc cnilHe; Wc have do many inMtruments and proettejarea that we tend to get nnarleil up
wHh thcm, or lore nur way among them. Such n strange
nnd potent thing a* atomic energy, for .instance, even
while it mny offer en*ement of Hfo In many ufity*, puzzle*
tho mind of the novice.
.Then there ary the question* of moral*, often xtill
more difficult. We used to have our Jives neatly arranged in
A few aimplti pattern* of religion, schoianthlp, iirt, love, and
Who can toll what tho end will be? Wlll'our minds grow
»o on, but now they seem to grow more and more confused,
more powerful from the exercise of effort* to cope with
the new problem*? Or will they become more baffled ami
confused ?
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I heartily approve the follow
ing editorial recently apptsring
in- the Tampa Tribune written r.y epyoeed to a permanent Fair Em
tha distinguished Editor, Mr. Ed ploi inent Practice* Commission,
Lombright, a* fallows; Stop Th* Attl lough w* are convinced that
Filibuster — "The United States tha bill.. now
____ _____
________ is
under discueslon
Honato b u s a proud troditinn nf i Impractical and unsnforceable. we
free and diitmciatic' debate. ■ But do rohceile that a bill which would
the democratic process is taking seek In a .conciliatory way to give
an awful bentIrik-i as Southern every American, regardless df
dcnalor* go blithely along with race, religion or national descent,
their filibuster over the proposal '• chanca to make a living, would
to treats a-permanent Fair Em- be a good thing. An FBPC bleed
dnyment Practlrn Commission.
Ion common umleistanding of prob. ‘•We have IIU|* patience with loms, and without drastic eomthe fillbuitofers. Hy vowing to pulsion* Jurii as potetbie fines
telk the measure to death.1 they and Jaij s*ntences| for amployers.
re employe,! « device that ft
needed. However- legislation
enemy of democratic prln- affecting vital domestic and in*
lea,
1
tarnallonal problems Is needed
'But-we alto haven't any pat- mor4 *t tiw moment,
ce with 8en«t«r Chavei, of New
There are two way* out of the
xlro, who was guilty of do- pr«sent deadlock. On* it to break
:dly poor timing In bringing the filibucter by appiyittg cloture,
the t ill just now, 'ahead of or limitation of debate. This would
Ulation tl-st Is of greater Im-1 require a two-thirds favorable
illiite Important*. In - aildltlen vota. The tithsr 1* for President
tying the Senate’s operations Truman to exerria* leadership In
n knot, hr has hindered the persuading the bill's sponsors to
meet of the bill he was trying i withdraw It until more imfortant
_ I matter* are settled.
| In this critical time, when labor.
Inn moving if they fe d tb«t housing, demobilisation ami other
i about |L
f domestic problems press for soluJn the other ham), there U tion. and program* to r national
hing they ean do If tha pro- security demand action, continu
ed legislation Is not referred an## of a filibuster Is utterly ritheir com in It lei Here Is where dleulbu*. Whatever method Is emproblem of overlapping fonc- ployed, tha Senate and the ad?
lions coitus
Tho world'* most eventful y*ar"for centuries, 1945,
tlid mimothlng for democracy In South America. It wHne*«wl.thq first truly free election-in the history of Peru; the
overwhelming majority won by the victor proved that
public sentiment had Its way .untrarameled. Discontent In
Colombia forced tho re«lgnatJon of the president, but with
out violence. In December came the Brazilian presidential
election; the victory of Gen- Dutco acem* to have been won
falrly and squarely, and to represlmt tho popular choice.
the summit!
Weighing down the scales on tha other side are Ven and forestry.
ezuela a bloody revolution In October, 1948, «nd the conUnuing autocracy of Peron in Argentina. Bolivia and Pareu l L , Lt*. m
i 1 ■•■■■sietl is ifet-knl I Lit guay still live undor blatant tyrannies. On the whole, how1 ufenlly
not
merely what tha
’ politicians say It I*^u^ur® *or
American 'democracy look*
m s HAVE A COMPLETE LINK OF BANCROFT
brighter.
iq-l you notice the' *good Joke
’ttsaswiy. M.NUA«r i!». Hu
jggftgpgt**»*•*#«
Under tha present act a j to
pec live farm owner firit must be
approved by a county commute*
of farmer*.
-«*
This committee alio m uit i|>,
ve the farm he 1* about to buy,
WASHINGTON— Thousand* of C coat, and certify that the prosformer service men .* may get a pcctive buyer has a chance to suc
chance at owning their own farms ceed.
If Sen. Bankhead (O-AIa) Is cor
Farm Security Administration
rect.
; | | <#f officials hare say some 40,000
Tha Alabama senator, co-author former tenant* anti sharecroppers
or the present Federal Farm Ten now arc buying .farms under the
ant A ct,-say* Congress will ap program with payments averag
prove a series of amendments to ing above 94 par cent, an excelle n t’ record among fedenil
w
to open the entire program to loan programs.
*Tbars it a top limit of 112,000
veteran*.
. “I anticipate no greet difficulty on those -farm purchase loans
iw getting congressional approv which can be repaid over 40 year*
al.” th e; senator u ld . "The pm- with interest a t. the low rate uf
vent set Is limited to tenant*; S per cent on the unpaid balance.
Annual payments vary accordsharecroiper* and others who
ing to crop returns with payments
suspended during years of. drought—
„<*.
gtvv former servlet m*n thle seme and misfortune.
Average loans to ilal*'rofc*fe,e
status if-they are uoalified.”
lean about 40.000. At this, retv
Million Would KtUrtt
the iP ^ ie l
> _
veterans would e n s ile about Junto to
become
form
owners.
on a farm, preferably*’ their own,
Under the Bankhead amendwhen released after the war. This
data caws from surveys by the m enu a veteran first must b« rerarmed service* white men were tiflsd for s farm loan by the
Veteran* Administration. Then he ..
on duty.
“We have had more than eight must obtain eld of th* county
years experience now under the farmer committer*.
No Dawn Payment
farm tenancy program,” HankLoan* could be made without .
heed said, "ft hr* proved a re
markable success and I’m pretty ony down payment- In these case*
certain Congress Will expend ft the veteran or tenant U expect*.I
ta. tnctode-bmh-vrteran* andda- Is pemd%l■.livestocks msojura-fy
end .other mh piles for pro*lu!Wu.
serving farmers.”
The Benkheed amendments also
Congrats already has voted provide numerous other revision*
124,000,000 to help farmer service tuul clarification* In the -presdit
men become farm owner*.
tenant act which I* limited In
The B a n k h e a d amendment* family-vlx* farm* a* determined
would open the entity
l y in# ""secretary of agriculture.
ant program to them with an County c*mmlttoe* may modernannual, suthorliellmi. of |A9,«10.- iai .and repair farms or provl.k.
buildings and equipment .In order
to wtve buyers n good chance nt
In which free choice of hospital success.
and phytleian will, of courae, al
The Farm Security Adminlrtyiways be left to' the latient.
Itlon I* authorixed to borrow fifed*
A phenomenal growth in Junior College* within the
next few year* la predicted. As ninny an 800 of the two-year
nchooin me to be net up in*various part* of tho country,
many in connection with metropolitan high schools. The
sudden interest in this type of education {a laid to veteran*,
many of whorti, not wanting to give four year# to the tradi
tional college course, ncverthclesa have been made educa
tion-conscious by the GI Bill.
..
According to Dr. George Zook, president of the'Amer
ican Council of Eduoation and Prof. Leonard V.. Koos of
Poetry , And Propaganda
_
'W tftj*11*** *« {mb—
public health in the Nation, tha
Bureau of Agricultural Be one piles
ronduuLcd s i t tipciirqfnU slaj-ural
counties in Texas; Georgia, Miss
is* Ippi, New Mexico, Arkansas
and Nebraska. In each county one
special medical cara organisation
was established and ail the fam
ilies In the county were permitted
t<LJoin by paying a #m»ll annual
Tee in advance. The average cost
w*» |2 0 »a* ywar per famfly, b**
tween what (he people could a f
ford to pay based on their average
annukl cash Income of f?86 per
family, and tfu actual con of the
program. Member families receive
f s '1oral medical, surgical, hospital who have been overseas any
and dental rare.
Each family length of tima will 1« back. Wo
must alew’wprlr out some way to
titloner.
, permit the boys Ww tcgn, K<> •<»
Yet- despite the heavy aid given school, and w sn| to go to.schmd,
by the Government end the ap to g e t beek- ! •
(resent pay limit of $3 s d»y and
not more than five day* a mouth
for tho county farmer committc*men, usually Undoing citlsons of
the rural community.
This woubl be increased to l» a
day plus espense* with the limit
determined by the secretary uf
agriculture.
Senator Bankhenrl said he would
slip hearings early in the new sc*,
■ion of the Senate AgrlruUyrt
parently low coil of the program,
Vote have seen in tb* paper that
the report found that las* than th* Army Signal Chirps has aclually sent radar beams, generated
by man, -to- the moon and they
hsve bounced beck. W# have al
ready harnessed atomic energy.
h rln
TV' f lh* world ka* ev er known.
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care, Is perhaps through sorperthe increae* of th* health and
kind uf required pre-payment plan I happiness of our people in peace.
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■ i|y JACK BTINNKTT
I U m HNGTCN - Th? chair legislation their committee haa to
manship of an ' Important Con- deel with.
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power,
mlttaea havw at least four elerka,
O to invnttgate Russian In with a minimum w-r* nf 11,220
ference there,
The American .Political Selene*
I tO «r* wlU. In d en t
it,, but he wo* chslrman
Aiioctetlun. In tu report on the
lU AgriculRobert B.
a friend oA
gled out th* Committee on Uanu.
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THE SANFORD HERAUV-SANFORU, ri.UUlU V
Society Edltort Cecelia Trulock
PAGE THREE
St, Monica Chapter
Has Regular Meeting
Pathetic Pleas Are
Made For Vessels
The Si. Monica Chapter of the
JOIIANNKSitUKC- South Afrirn A shipping bottleneck is Wceping more than J00 South Africans
fi»m lu llin g Kurnpe to hunt for
m ioin g nett-of-kin. while mu.v
than | 0,01X1 person* are waiting in
England for passage. U* " South
Africa,
"Every day we receive pathetic
ent Of Miss
Calendar Engagem
Whiddon Announced
Mr. and Mr*. Claud* Aaron
The American Lotion Auxiliary .Whiddon are announcing the en•* l tflll
w!nC^mP.
HB,t Hut
u ° ; K*g*ment
meetWat';, ?*Mln.lt
the l*effinj\
,
. of
, *their daughter, Joyce
7:3 OP* M. The pait president* Ann,* 10 Joh" Kd* in Anderaon,
ill iio honor guest*.
*on of Mr. and 'Mr*. Frank Bruce
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Anderson of Kanina City, Mo.
kBIKTII ANNOUNCEMENT
Mi** Whiddon attended the local
Bgt. and Mr*. (Raymond l-ocke school* ami was graduated from
Petersburg, Va.. formerly of Seminole High in 1941 where *he
»nford. announce the birth of w as-* -member o f th* Phi Alpha
»on cm Jan, 23 at the U,‘ 8. Kappa sorority. She later atarlne Hospital In Quantlco. Vo. Unded Mary (Wvuhington College
------------------------------------ in Virginia and Georgia State
1 ICE Ul'T NO HOCKEY
Woman* College.
She i* a memHTATK COLLEGE, 1**.. (/Pi— !*■ .'fth t.S a n fa r d : Cotillion Club,
r.^Arthur f . lluvia, Penn Stale
Mr. A iul*r*on»|U ended the
i 'hockfy coach, lament* there school* in
»nd w*»
s Iteen more k e thl* winter,than a student "jB£I^E*jV*Pnlv*rrlty
y year »igce-KCT^jJIr’ffver the fn Kansa* CltY bcfore entering
Fotww.No ttHii sc lie tin! V. 8.-NkVitl~Tfe»TrvF*TivT5IL
He received hi* commission ** a
pilot at ’ Prnsacola. lie served
overseas ns a lieutenant In the
Pacific Theater o f Operation* and
awarded the Distinguished
Flying Crn** and the Air Medal
with -three cluster*. He received
hi* discharge in September, 1945,
end re-entered rRockhurst Univer*lty where he will receive' hi*
degree thi* year,
OPEN .
Tha-wtdding w ill be art event
0 Wednesday Aflornoftn#
of the early Spring,
METAL
CASH BOXES
. WITH LOCK
POWELL’S
OFFICE SUPPLY CO.
Cotillion Club Meets
With Nancy Collum
llOVi Meg. Arr."’ ■Phone 95G
“Two Great Actors”
|
..T h e O rlan d o S en tin el
-RlttHundJlcsinn.ld.
(Joode
L«wt fo u r pcrfttrninnceit o f
• Ihe H-acI comedy
Wet!.,
-
*
"T H E PA TSY "
Thun>„ FrL.
Hrd*.
The Cotillion tilub met last
evening at the home' of Ml**
Nancy Collum, 200 West Six
teenth, to discus* plan* for a
Kid Party to be glvan on Feb. 14
nt tha hojnc of Mina Dori* Mall.
The party will carry pul the
Valentine motif and game* will
he played and prlie* awarded.
Invitation*- w lU -bvr isiueyl - tn~tho
near future.
Mi** Doris Hall presided over
the business meeting where il
was also decided to give a lea
S ji L
Mix* Janet Hetxel, a itudent
of Rollins College, ha* pledged
Kapp* Kappa Gamma sorority.
... ,
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Walter Haynes haa returned to
the Unlveraity of Florida where
he wllPre*um# atudie*. .
<Mr*. Geraldine Patrick spent
the weekend in Sarasota flailing
friend*.
Way* and
Church.** by
M. A. (laugh
Among th
during the hi
8t. Monica**
for then mine “
that the Wc
sponsoring nr
$75 tuwatsi
new choir ve
(am port officer, "hut there it
little we ran do. Our allocation
works out nt f>0 bertha a month,
out of which urgent buainext and
other prioritira my-t be accom
modated.
The South African* waiting for
paring* to Europe are moatly
nntiirniixed settler* from the Balk
an 'countries. many of whom left
their familic* twhlnd. The Red
* p>** and' other organisation*
Iuve made xttenunu.* effort* to
find inunr trace ‘of their kin,
without success.
Mr*. Ouida WiUon h a. recupera- n£ meeting
t«i from a raaaot Iline** bar.
served I
frlertda will b* glad to learn.
hoatias n**i*t
Ml*» Edith Chestnut,,«Uident of cU w l SlonV. 3
W" "P*"1 th*.weekend Mj,4 Tiulock
with her parent*, Mr. And Mr*.* u „ Mnvmr
MU'* Martha Adam* of Orlamfb
wa* the weekend guest of MD*
Doria Hall at her homF on Valen
cia Drive.
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S M O R G A K IIO R D P R IN T S
•
FRENCH NOVELTY PRINT'S
•
FLORAL PRINTS
TERRACE TALK
Lieut. Contdr. R. W. Unuer a
recent guest of Mr, ami Mr*. II.
H. Coleman ha* returned to hi*
Soon . . ,• in the next week »r
home Jti New Yprk. City
two Country club“member» will be
able to obtain thick juicy steak*
Gene Harrison hat left for once or twice a week at the club
Caln**vill» w h A - he will -enter ‘house. If plan* of Ed Levy-Whitner materialiir. . Dinner* "will be
hnmore.
served on Wednesday* or Thurs
day nights and buffet supper* on
Sunday evening*.
Mr. and Mra. Irvin Jack*on and
Said the nuin eating *hark to
*on, Neal of Raleigh, N. C. arc
visiting Mr. and 5!r*. J. E. Jack- hi* mate, . . . A* they lay in llu)
*o shady. “Although I'm
eon at their home 7(W \V?»t ■rnweed
a man-eating shark, I would not
Twentieth Street.
object to a lady.” . . . the till*
Mr*. Larria Moses and sonTerry, of Fort .Meyer* i* visiting
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Whiddon at their home on Mellonvilla Avenue. Jlr*. Moses 'w ill
jeayg_lh« latter paty o f thiv-wpclr: — - —
, — ,
■ ■■ ■
(you urr, r« bud at I anil!I . • .
Dr. and Mr*. CJ P. Vincent .if then there is the lesson Where
Laurens. S. C„ Mr*. W. H Bag-IN ot to Wail Everything come*
wall. Mia* Patsy Wallace and Mr.'M hlm who waits . . . ir he waits
Hnlph Ragwetl were the weekend in “ place that * m eet.,
lint
■ursls of Mr*. Ruth Scott and never wait for un uptown « r
.
Mr. and Mr*. Tom Bolt.
° n the downtown side Wf- the
said he tuen _tuu- iodltrn thru
breathed through only one no-ti 1
. . stid yyii know evaellv , i,u
E l l . said
■
"VWint brunt he* *•* . . . . oh my limit-,tide . . do ^ i«i know mu „)■')■ I
th * n » -’S . . . if you do send il>, ,
th .
und well try |,> inti <t ■< 1
them fur the tender*. . 1>.
Parki i in-ant with sr>, iimcerning "Mealed" . . till. .. hr, I
flung my h.nit away, . . tin
jrter was nt it.-, full . . . I saw nij,
dear the other day, . . Ur-sidi- i>
flowering wall . . . And .the wn«
all I Itad to su)1: “ I thought tt> .1
he wu» tall''* . . . C.K.T.
b^ f “R in sso m -^
P..M.
Jnne Gilutour • William L
IKatulcr * Lucllc Kirchlinff - Cnrole Slr.nc.
Reservation*— Phone 99B
S till
i_,m{|4
K ur
A fte r
it.
iliTigtilfiil meal
20
altt'itfl i \ c. jray
i ti k i r n r t i \ n
v ii|th
jinetto I «.*« wa, ” ltl,,-.aoro 1 - *
at Ilit- old KIiuIm-ii Trek Tt
in Btiffnlo. al-ook twi-iri.
N l.it
ago
I) h n - l-i'i-n i nooiog - *
■tanllv right along ninl nt io.
one company now I, our *t< i
the St, uftoi I
piaymg hvarimi- ii-g il iiiiuti- tiio il.-.- of ) ■
land
And s t n in Mill Ini’ ,
“ PICO THEATER
Sanford, Fla-
1 STAR Maureen O T ln rn
iic
,;inng tier cilltcn*
I r !- i r fe tlg rsl Judge j
•inmir m la is A n g c lc -.
■r tu-r tnro m m e , s tin t-
N. J „ «t lIn- Paperroill I'layliou ■nothin it own-. of f h<- -an,, .
- onus I’.*.-||. Siu- was
era Iili-
tnu»iral i» ,.i»,t«iii)u
-Irrt-. tain rntti . oo.-t
wlnti-r wrathri ii-'ilntii-o
evlvuntty |>*> mg it- III -I
I
ttaii-rualiunati |
snow-.
due*'i - was
DANCE
SATURDAY
NIGHT
A -il-at ii,pr ago I s-n. I-*
llWJlr for a few d a y . . H o t' !
unit saw '*Blo-sofo 1
i-11--ui tin- Kilitngn 1 i -■r i ili*’
, . I dr ippr-l t»s • i* *tf -In t*
Oi'-talgia. lor I tia-lii i -cell tt ii
Hardy, tutli-i a] pi -■ - d
\-,-tir
and wondeltij ion* il ,*.o p c a l h r .
mg the irpetltoin a i d ,nt,i|H-ti
troll frnm - m u of Ili«* yimntrisliows
sin ii
a
Mklnhotuo,
"L aro u srl" and "Sum! ‘d Ntn
way.'*
THE SEMINOLE
COUNTRY CLUB
For Member# and Their
G uch I h . .
As S een In
‘CHARM
I found It n protts trying n(:
roiilpletely di-at 1-nt ' I-g i'\pi i
i-ni'f,
Hotel Varieties
MR. mid MILS. (I. N. HUMDirREY of Chicago, . 111. are
gue*U al the Vatdrx far several
day* . . . . . SOT. E. T. BROOKS
of Tallahassee Is here for some
time . . . . MRS. WALTER CON
NELLY of Columbus, Ohio haa
arrived lo spend the rest of th*
season in Hanford . . . . MR. and
HRS. 8. C. SPALDING and child
and MR. end MRS. J. C. 1)1ItLAM, residents of the hotel, are
really teeing Florida from Han
ford . . . they recently made a
trip to Bok Tower. Cypraa* Gar
den* and Daytona Beach . i . .
MIL G. O.- JOHNSON of B*n»on,
N. C. i* her* fpr th* **a*on . . . .
MIL and MRS. E. L. HILL of
Rusaellville, Ky. are spending two
weekt/Bi Sanford . . . Friend* of
thelra will be glad to know that
they a r t hare for' a viait . . .
thev are former resident* of this
City . . . . MR. HILL haa com
mented on our fine golf tour*#
amt
I
mmlr
mV
rscwo
alter pail of one ■I
.
th
'ornery wa* -t..»i.--he vo-r-,poor, tiir actin g ,'i i - i . i i - and 1,1)
gi iiersl pr i-rlii. t un,
■.-11,1111- '
itingc from .
-i'll lio-ie ss.it
■-anacily Blldiemr a d 'til' mn. i
■lol Well nl the l»nsuffice all rim
n u llial Buffalo «rigagroienl .
Il was e ith e r o grnal titb u to *
the h a n lin rs s of the ritlxen* uuni
ami vi»ual te fle sru >r the ind><
WIGHT . . . di*eu**lng whether • uuctibility of tin- o|M*.reltu il
Indiana breath* thru one or two self.
1'cier Lind linyr-* nm of Act
noatriit. J . • ED aald that a full n-*s Grace Haves *, ho was
breed Indian Kteathe* through | nuin s ta lw a r t in Mn H all's Ai
Force's show "W inpwl Victory
i< out of iinifipin and pii-|mtii
her* for a few day* on business to play life Copnr nli.nnr al-nut tl
. . . MR. and MRH. .W, E. DAItNDY of Cincinnati, Ohio, are
guest* for aovcrnl week*.
At the Mayfair
. games . , .
card games of course . . . . t«a»e*
hall playera pouring in . . . they
will reaUle on the second and
third floor* . . . . the resident*
enjoy seeing the too and attandIng th* rac*t . . . . MR. and
D. C. Is h*r* . . . Mn. and MRS.
in i •
.*=-:* '
Mm
u
1
< d iffir i H
I ’ii Mi
1s
rvlmmi*|
biiiirj vvuw Jill M t*r, !
Uiin^w ftf i*tty u oihh
r RICES
OPEN
PHONE —
21
C hi'Iren—f)!'t
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
ie a r the F irst Lady of Song Wli
3imr»----"1M IN LOVE WITH YOU" ~ “ XANfiD
"CUDDLE UP A LITTLE C’LlKSER
'
jiftfK i
D A D
GIFTS FOR
Q u ee n of His H eart
THE ROMANTIC ENCHANTMENT OF VALENTINE
CHARM CAPTURED IN ONE LOVELY DRESS I A viskwi
ol loth ion with rippling psplum ovtr tlim-ot-o-re*d
skirt and button-botk . . . a pictuv* ol fsmininity
with dsmurt iwssthsorl netklin* and liny wait!
au sn tsd by ti*-bock b*ltl Frothy whit* gd'
•y*l*t ond ilssk ebony crept d*vM
«ly styled by ft*rk*l*y Junior.
J?
Sixes 9 to IS.
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PLUS
A TERRY TUNE CARTOON
(In Technicolor)
“The Fox and the Duck”
Costume Jewelry
AND CIGARETTE
A Story Of Race Home Thorobrcd#
(Filmed In Technicolor)
••HLUE GRASS GENTLEMEN"
PARAMOUNT NEWS
“CORRECT MEN’S
THUR. - FRI.!
“ UNCLE,HARRX
j
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ik f ii * 1
BTi l — l b Lb
�70% telephone
Hutchison U
. SAffPGRD hEIULO
Increase In
Main Speaker At
H A i r f J T w a t ft*
Sanford Reported ‘ Guard Meeting
CLASSIFIED Al
IPHONE US OK BRING TOUR An.
Count, fire word* to (hr line, jncludii
All advcrtiaefaeaLa tCr i l l i l t h M I r u l
regular d a e tifltd ra ta e . , .
It* P«r Una for oim laaetfeM
per l*a« for l i r a insertions
*07e par line for • Imortleaw
•5 per Una for 20 tonertloan
Minlmam raltn . . . Hr
MISCELLANEOUS
L ee t r i e
116.67.
Bathroom
llostcra
II. II. POPE COMPANT. INC.
MODERN it Iied room house,
desirable location- near school,
Phonn SCO,
DAI.LAUD'S feed. grocerled. etc.
Phone H86-J. 11. Q. Touchton
-il& OULeleri'. ____ *________ _
WE
ARE
fully
equipped -and
know "how to recap your tires,
Nnturnf rubber or synthetic,
Uu [iioIOtl sfdeWalls' of~ yodr
tires. Jones Tire Shop, Cor.
1st and Elm. Phone 60S.
CORN — ALL YOU WANT,
IJ.H6. Hunt's
Tuiedo
Feed
Store. Phona 3M,
. r'yt
V P H O L S T fR E b.fabrics, tape*trie*,
brocatellea,
damasks,
Imitation leather ami drapery
fabrics. Arrangeraent for cotlogo if work desired. R, 8.Drown, 2011 N. Orsnga Ave.
Orlando, Fla. ~ 1
EKED POTATOES—car load ul
North Dakota -Certified - Red
0l|*a just* received, Hunt’s Tux
edo Fred Store. 1’hofl* 356.
BORROW HERR WHERE
PRIVACY 18 RESPECTED
YOUIt natural desire for privacy
la njopyy m atters la atruUy
respected here. Friends and
^relativ es are not (mentioned
about your credit. Your *m*>|n*«r or business associate*
Jill not hear of your personal
affairs. There Is ho esuao for
•mbarrsssmonL
Reasonable credit requirements.
No eo-makara on money loans.
lam.
V l' W * l i T i M I CO.
Florida (lank Hide.
Phnnr 33
.
Al Service
Registered I’alomlno Stud
Registered Jersey Bull
Registered Hereford Boar
Howard Ranch
bo. Sanford Ave., Phona 870-M
HELP WANTED-
Touchton Drug
able products to farmera ■to
SentItuilo County. No ssperieoe*
roqulred. Must hav*
good references. Par*
>it« or wire Me S'
COMPANY. DepL T,
ORANGES 12.00 bushel dallvered.
It. W. I*ord l'hono 7WI-W.
CHICKEN batteries, metal and
wood, broiler unit*.* intermediate U’ANTk II i Girl typist, sliorthancl
•batteries, fiqilhlng ba|tgti«Pi.l<ti . .um ucc*iary...Phone liWt.
spection* arranged a t your con
IW|A I T H E SR wanted. Takach
venience. Phone 204.
NICELY furnished two bnlroom
house hear school, terms If lealicd, ;.UK E. 7th Bt.
AUG'LANE lor inU-1812 Taylor
—Ctaft
i'-C. A^/rwfl --in
.excellent co. ;.un v.. .i new
Cotitinentid •• ^tm', price $2,200.00 llncqjist Air t ort, ()r-
TrunwiUlk Speak —
;At Rollins; Lewis
Welcomed In Miami
permits the transmission of tele
phone conversation and electric
tower simultaneously over tha
same wires without interference
with each other but ia a* safe to
use na the regular talepbone in
strument.
Restaurant.
BUSINESS SERVICE
DODGE - PLYMOUTH
i'ABTS AND SERVICE
’aim*!to At#.
I'haoe ]
...
— ergrouud I* the toll
cable which iMnlng to th e rail
road at P***n Avenue connect*
with the long distance llnu that
follow* the railroad.
. A t the exchange wo noticed
what appeared tu l* n lm nf
radio roe*leers banked widowny*
on each ether clear up to the
ceiling. Then*, Mr. Turner expialned, wire, radio typo tube*
uaeil in tho carrier system for
long distance, and rural communi
cation. They operate on different
frequencies with the result th it
thre# people "Can bo talking- orer
the same wire at th* same time
without Interference.
Not only
that • six teletype instrument*,
simitar to tho on* th at print* As
sociated Pre»* new* for The Her
ald. ran be operated on th* same
wire while tha three conversations
are going on.
We then inquired about a rack
of thousands of wire*, and ware
t .l ■' lando, Fla., I 1. j .:c 0JJ5,
A *AIRPLANE foi sale-Piper Cub
Coupe, able by aids, airplane
and engine in excellent condl- AUTOMOBILE painting, welding.
VACUUM
Orlando, Fla., phone WH5
T1ILS I* new furnituie: One living
riMin suite, two bedroom suites.
Cull 2!)4 fur C. I , BrldtesBABB ITS. Rabbit* A ItabblU
New Zealand
i Hies, bred and hava the bucks.
Cell 3P4 for C. L. Bridge*.
RIDING horse, *76.00. Phon* ©,
________
Ghorge llaeklns.
C TU BE'laid* Inodel SlrombergCorrDon Ruilia. A*1 "Condition,
l'hone am-M.
15,000 EXTRA good cauliflower
plants, *3.00 per thousand, 2
miles South, of Genova on
Oviedo Road. G. I , Beer,
ELECTRIC OUTBOARD MCTr ;
0 R 8 JUST ARRIVED . *42,51
OPA Ceiling price plus *I.2C
:
freight.
Marin# A HnotU
■;
Equipment, Temporary'Office*
R. A. Kerr Electric A Plumb,
ing Repairs, phone 242 Green,
Winter Gordon, Pie, ,
composed of many Sanford men,
in New Guinea and later tn Min
danao whev*- 3510nl) .t-nsm-n-,
tholr ammunition and aapplka do*
troyed, surrendered to uw 31st.
Division, lie alto told of amusing
incidents during .a duck hunting
expedition after the Jap surren
der, !t» brought captured Jap
title* and guns for th e men to
inspect, also the Jap surrender
document from Mindanao.
Col. Beni revested that the
Fourth Battalion had the best
stale attendance record with an
avsrege of 76Al> percent during
the past year. Company O of
i underground from
inge, said Mr. Turn-
Bim Walter Heal, phone 187.
Cleaner*,
r e f rig e r a
tors, washing machine* and
Other appliances, expertly re
paired. we pick up and dellvar.
Electric Service Co, Idioiie 101
HEWING machine* repaired. Wll
liaat| Fixlt Shop, 205 W. 1st.
layer and stone meson.
David Scott, phone B80-IL
AUTO - radiators and
cleaned and ,ret aired.
of mechanical work.
Cohen Garage, 21st
Ave. phone 1034.
from sudden, overcharge*. At Mr.
Tumar'a deak ho can request the
operator to connect him vnth any
number, and then by meins of a
dial, find out If the telephone is
operating properly.'Large storage
baUerlea&eoTUCently being charged,
supply current to operate Die
local telephones. .
Of much Interest, aald Mr,
Turner. Is a new coastal cabl*
which Is hollow except for a dro
tha center that can carry
id* of conversation* or a
Ion program. By the end of
gas tanks iiT t pi ore than 3,000 r
• All. line* cor.Val cable In operation.
Wright A
A French
l>cdroonj or lerger furnished apertment, close In. by adult
family, Phtmo 317-W.
TWO, 0 or four room furnished
or unfurnished apartment. Per
manent resident. Phone 347-W
UNFURNISHED
GOOD oil stov* for sale. Mao
Qoureey, 1*16 E. 20th BL ___
11 ROOM home. 2 baths, *TSOO.(*.
If cosh, 4 years. Phona
.914 Chevro!
H U M M S . ..( k e r n *
R IM *1 H i S a f e Sfnkf «rgat
iu (iH t k i U n k tti i m i i f ii (|a
f f f it n r i i r t i i r i l n r . M U * are
m i l l ta c t ii riiifiiililf, m i l l lick (• r r m e
ILL LI *» i - i
- ■— >»- tL_f..
janr j n fv m v n i f mBmm s n w .
i l l llrj'rt
Ii t e l l tw r *nV r t i n » |w , kiftr
II iftii h w jnr irifmn tH fflHwriiiwt, kip#
;
J
I l p t k i d hi* p a i r i n ' tit* n f paw iiaf fid.
ii Ike r m n a f a Ikrj letr n if ire kripag Ik M ili-
l i t iTi f t t t (i W h c t...ii’j gN< ii lui;
Ikr (U ifi n l Ike r i ; if life fkry ire m i f g kart
le
i N Ii Kti ii i m ild is vkirk Ike linil i!
i f f i r t t i h ; b i n n r r f n l) k; Ikr n fra l *1 s m k t
had been advised that tho ■peub*
bid life of the Stat# Guard orThe boats were UDablo'd when
ganisation would be alx to eight
months, He told of the Quincy a tow rope got fouled in the
rafe case, and of action of '.h& tug's p ro file r.
Coast Guard of
State Guard which nverted fur-' ficials say the tug and barge were
etirmite from Miami to Jackaonther trouble.
After the lost war. he said,
ther* was. more disorder In two
years-than In any other period 'ri — Dsytitna-flooch is duo to have
25 years. In comperlson. "You a new sanitary sewer aysU.it.
men must bo prepared to cope Last night the City Commission
with nnv situation that may n- passed an ordinance and apaelutie*." He expressed tho regret* Uon to Dive 12,575,000 Tn re
of Co). Vest?! and General Cal venue certificates to finance the
kin* al being *unatl* to attend tho eewer’s construction ami make im
supper.
‘ tT".V
" provement* In the eH r's water
(’apt, Galloway urged better atUndanec and said that from 10 to
SHIP AGROUND
16 new member* were neaded In
NEW YORK; J*rt,
Company C. Ho recalled that
A
troepihlp
when In 1010 th* authorities to
aboard ho*
hard aground
Washington saw wap clouds on the on
Flr» Mn
horizon, they called the National
Guard into service and this left Now York
the slates with no military or
ganisation to cope with eiMigo*fcle*. Many civilians raw i the
^
. d l 1
guattis,
.1
but
* ■. m , _ a . IIIw « . 1
fra /ia y Mtmttn flirt
Miw i t ft! i t 4 turn
Tit 4tm*4 Stttictt
il n ri lit
with no aulhorit;
The Idea proved good and precti
cnlly ait stairs enacted Uw
whereby they might have atate
troop*.
The Florida Defense Fort* as
It was firet called, wns mustered
in, June 0, 11141, he said, nod under Stata law were furatehed wl
a certain amount of uniform* and
equipment in order to meet any
Oft
DEPENDABLE
BUSINESS
A N D PROFESSIONAL>SERVICE
Touchton Drug: Co,
Dim
r» K
ssl
T H E RFJCALL 8T O R B
FIRST A- MAGNOLIA
PHONE 383
JENNINGS
STORK
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PRESCRIPTIONS
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Diamond8~Watche8
The
K fljp rt Seed Co,
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ELECTRIC
_ CONTRACTING CO.
UMCIE f O S H
CVipyH’.bl IP43. Pubtlrhcra Feature Srrvice. Inc.
CAMPBELL SfeCUIkITY
FEED & SSKI) STORE
LOST)- Brown allgetor
iMtilbed Of H, >Jtvy
containing Ala. driver
MaleoM
Boston BnH/dug,
r&
C. F. W E R T
M icK g ra
PH ARM ACY.
nlsh * hou*e, 2 or 3 bedroom*,
rmantnt resident, phone
B is rB S rs j
t
or
L ost and Found
s
I ff EVER INCREASING
WANTED TO RENT
beautiful Stucco Bungalow 6 or 6 room unfurnished borne,
best realderitlal section.
. Adult*. Permanent. References.
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. Plceso phone 471-J.
. Ideal stiicru homo close In.
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XPECTANT mother and return
A country home the kind that
ed, veteran desperately need .3
o r . t room apartment. Phmrs
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1
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SANFORD”
1040 Cbevrolet track, good oendlDon Can be seen a t <>t0 Elm
Avw;.* ;
■ ' .. ■ .
SET of ladies' matched Bpaoldfbg
golf dub*. 209 EL 11th 8t,
It's homecoming today for John
sLewIs - leader of the United
inV^Vorkera.
Lewis arrived in Miami last
ght from Springfield, III., to re
in the AF of L,
Ho broke
nway from the organization a de
cade ago,
v‘*
torwi*
ofHriafly returned
la the A F of L fold last Friday
when the executive council —
meeting In Miami—voted him
un*nlmoiHiy to the 13th vice pre
sklrncy of the federation and in
stalled him In abeentia on the lbman governing board.
The burhy-browed United Mlno
worker*' box* led mors than 600,000 miner* bock into tha AF
of L when he took his placa among
Three coast guard craft 'are
standing liy off Cape Canaveral
A
r a w
emergency that might coma up. th* merrlmiu ship Stephan Au>
The etota legislature changed tin — wo» en route from Liver
the name, Florida Defense Force pool to New York.
to Horitla State Guard io conform
tilth olhsr states, and that lava
and regulation* were the «stnr
that tha National Guard had or«r*
atad —
under.
----..........He
pointed nut
that the State Guard waa even I
more naceaakry during tha reconstruction period than during
the war. ami n p re a e a d 'lh * hope
that the men would,
would carry on un
til the Guard ia taken over by an
authorized organization.
Com
pany C, ha said, had authorised
member*hip when full of 02 men
and three officers.
IfM lIttW ( n a !'»■» Ow)
line* but remote from telephone
wire llnea.
Ha urged that officer# carefully
As he daicritod it, tha tele
r t i r j . trnining rrogram* and
phone equipment on the sabecrib- Prepare
e ra premise* look* much like that “—tott the
*h' men give their aopiort
of a regular telephone eel. except and keep , up their enthusiasm by
that (her**(a alao a email boj, attending drill*. He declared that
which contain* equipment essen tha whole National Guard .would
tial to o{ a rat Ion of tha farmar’a have to be reorganised- that Con
gress had not Approved plan* for
telephone.
Electronic tube* In the bo% tbfa, ami that therefore the men
produce a high frequency currant of the State Guard might have to
which carriea tha telephone com stay for soma time, lie cited the1
venation over the power -wire*. advantage' of Guard training in
A device known aa a coupler,, securing commission* and told of
located on tha pole near the aub- Karl Nordxjon. who-for 12‘ycau
acriber'a premLea, 'allow s thtl waa a second llcatenant' in the Na
tional Jitt*rd apd who. recentlyreturned from the Pacific TheauV
Continued From Page One
with the rank of Colons!.
/
ly the .victim of Japanca* zero
' - General Hutchison told of <f\
menl in u*3 where the power line
soda Fountain a t Iain* carrier eyaleftt connect*- with the
ig Store- P art time or regular telephone circuits. Over
a power lino carrier system, a
aubacribn can call anyone on hit
representing National Civic or line, or on any telephone tine,
ganization. Write E. C. B. nark, anywhere to which telephone con
on P. fit Box 66b, Orlando, nections a r t made.
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1,200 wire*, (he other two COO
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bill timi’n l« nure to have
on han<l tlidr favorite
drink. Don't be "out"
when thry ilr»|i in.
U will 1h> {juitu awhile until overyone can trade
for a new car. Let me HtraiKhtun your fundcra
BILL'S
uud ftainl your old car. Beautify and protect it
PACKAGE STORE
AND BAR
now . t . receive more trmie-in value later.
BODY WORK
WHAT t O YOU MEAN ,YUu
PON'T CARRY A ^
GUN? I THOUGHT )
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BUSINESS NEEP ) ^
A GUN1 r ^ z r ^ rZ .
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AGSOP C^NF. YOU iAMER .'
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MAKE A JO K E ]
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EXCISE ME , BUT I'M IOOKIN
FCR A GENT NAMEP Ti TUS
KANE i-----------------------------7 x
1 T O N'T
KNOW
WHAT YCU
MEAN- •
WELDING
j
GREYHOUND. RACING
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CHCOCUP/TOfVA » TO FIND o u r HOW|
.•STii OUT IP fMOAUMG I MANY BOVS fiTTA U
DATES, THEYD HAVEI
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BtrrrEP
BE,MOW TOGET TH£ RING
7 x r n Ba c k fr o m - p
brenoa. |
ILL GJMS
the f ir s t p l a n
r 1 L f e r s G A B A-
f1 B c u r u s .' NOW
THAT WE’RE ENGAGED WS GOr
p l a n s to pla n
GTART W RACKING Yi
BRAINS - BECA u S p
NO f2wG,- NO - r r -
ENGAGEMENf/rV
UPVNinl f
liAN -{
YOU
CAN
- IDEA/
SAV
THAT
GREYHOUND UUS
fe -ee <he-efr ever
Ctar* . •
a:6c ?M. Sharp
T o n ig h t’*
A ll-S ta r
R X 'I U
F e a tu r e
fly. HAUL ROBINS
SEVENTH RACE-FUTURITY
CLUB
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
WHEEL
BALANCING
W
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HIF YOU MEAN 1— ,
B U C t E .7 DONt" G O
tn BEING
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te rn — 7sT*Sk6ANCW
RIGHT NOW HES ALL
MIXED UP IN O N t OF THOSE
] ETERNAL TRlAN G LES.'r-
BunHAFfe FOR *—
MARRIED PEOPLE/
VOUKNOW-WHERE
THERE ARB. TWO
----- ) WOMEN IN A
MAN’S 'L IF E /
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Rboul U SUfa• South of S|utrord
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BUT B R E N D A H A S J .
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TUESDAY, • JANUARY 29. 19lfl
THE 8 AN FORD HERALD. BANFORD FLORIDA
♦iiHumwi
[Celery Feds Meet Bullet Pierced % 4
Seabreeze Cagcrs Window And Hits
Mrs. G. Casper
In Tilt Tonight
« (• > ■ !Inttrii
Herald Sporth Editor
Although the official Florida about the definition of a rookie,
ate brogue nchedule will not There are two definition* as w«
' n,,lV.w a fo r. PubUcatton until u(1,,rr. , llI1(l it. Thrtr u Ull, , lnwn.
1ft Utter port of tfiu week,
.,
. .
.
.
what tha Sanford entry will I a ainilc tiny of professional tuneI doing the flrat week of play, i ta il hi his life, and there Is the
Hanford will open the aea- , rookie, us defined hy the national
won on Tuenday, Apr. IS, In . association, who Is a playor who
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 matter,
she ciclailued, • I m shoot,** He
said that he rushed into the
liedrorim and found her with her
hands over Inr 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 deter
mined, the hullet entered ‘the
fleshj- forepart nf her neck.
A few minutes before the ahot
J U L I A N STENSTKO.M
t a . going .to Hiy vnn.a niriora . r'Ul- r iMv w j ^ 4 » aa^ ito ad
Ir o n
iiis jiis n fs m = m
In a preliminary -*rlt srfierhderl whistled
over
the
house
and i
............ W.D. McMurray,
lor, us she wan—bending
washtnh onfside the house,
cam
tariTriif Tinetip fur fa ha mtrtrMr nn.iMnr.McMurrny
and;urn here from itochelle, N.V.
r
kin-.
N ext to the house on the aouth I
inyond that an nji«n field with
hii*h jtrp-
-ipnnitinir the house
fiiun homes in ^he colored recSALT LAKE CUTV, (A*/—Ham
Maynard, University of Ut.rli
freshman irul, wound up hi* firrt
year of enljfgo football with mu
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 ('harles J.
Mrlrnnan unnounred that he
rrrrikrd -33 nominations for"
IIt first roimlng of the Uoluntlilsna Handicap, 110,000
added Mrrn furlnnz teat for
fillies and mare*, Ihree-yearTJTrts"I nil ufl'iflril, loTre' run at
Hialeah I’ark on Saturday.
The race is namnl in henor
of (’itlumbtana, the only Nlly
to win the Widener Cup. and
i t a d o t of., b u s i
ness from the lied Hat fan*.
From our point of flew , the
flrat week uf play should
keep the cash register pretty
.tion on Kn«' Third 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. struck; Hunt In the
Crimea, . Itnssia,
Mr*. Casper
tame to tbi. country In lUOf*. At
one time she studied nursing In
lieunany. hhe is the mother of
Walter Trapp of Krderprise.
BACK AGAIN! nranrt tow 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
1 found who could testify th a t n
Army Rockets Has
' Altitude Range
—O f F if tr Miles
Several people have called us
STEP STOOL
CHAIR
U se it for « kitchen ftnol,
BOB JONES GARAGE
presto, it opens into 11 enn-rement stephuidCr for high
shelve*, etc.
IS NOW OPEN FOR UlTSINESS
4.95
Bring your earn, tractors and farm (-quipmbnt
In to he fixed.
American Fruit Growers West Side Farm, (Jrajicvlile Avenue, Rhone 259.
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PKJK-UP tmd -RBfcl VERY"SICKVICF ii1*ii OTER
GENCY FIELD WORK.
Were jn hope, of -reltin
aoutbrr linn rusd • 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 . i l a r i IU4S — I , H a . r a r | ( u r t
r o V E n t x u r:t.i;v i:N m > l i i i m n n m i iii u l i t , _
* 1 :4 k n i n
1-1.0111114 T M 4 I ' K » . I I I S I 4 1 M '„ .1 t < I t SON 4 I I l . l U >11 t >11 tl I ; 4 < II
s t M iiiiii.o iii.tM iii.
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t m i 'i .
w iv t
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( A l l - . t l i o i M l n llk - I M 41.1'
4 III. II* I II l«lf H i t , I l„M
till 111 IK K N ils n irtH ttS , steks
l.r ilr n llr . n l l k s t n i l s * . in
I1K4. ■'I'rnrk In Irsrh.
White enamel-finished chnir
~w1th“ simulated jedTher upholutdhy. Nnvf or Red . . .
JUICER
All metal for durnbl
in squeezing fruit-1
rnrr, Will Imp Burnt*; «f (iptirifi1
Mr! IrPand's t'elery I'fds, If
the Inals ian pul up the
brand of Siybl they pate
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.
ror nil of you Im-iiI1114; fins,
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 ymbt rare will be two
firm er winner*. An official iiiys
a definite entry i* the 44-foot
cutter Sturiigiit wldili won the
lil'IH rare. Stnrlipbt is owned by
Albert James llrirkull of Miami.
Another probable entry -• > the
TJ-fqot yawl — tiulfstrrnm
CHIFFOROBE
[TALKING TIRES
KITCHEN CABINET
. Walnut finished, with five
roomy drawern and .mirrm
door*. Hanging apace for 15
to 20 gurment*.
,
UTILITY CABINET
A’ real time wtver for tho
home maker. White enamel
finish, with large working
area and atorage cabinets.
White ennrfiol finished cab
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space.
Science Proves '
91% of Vitamins'
Saved
W ith
VI TA mized
STOOL
v m
m
m
CLOTHES HAMPER
One or three compartment
clothes hamper*, white enameled
finish, with covers of rose or
blue simulated leather. •
VlTAMino COOKINO it Ihf modem, protective
method that prevents needle** lot* of vital food
values. It help* you serve more delicious, more
natritbue meal*.
WE8T1NQH0USB RANGES provide, even, perfectly-controlled beet that’s ideal for VlTAlllxio
COOKino —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
A -63 piece set of good quality
china trimmed in a gold leaf design
Complete service for sixt
White.Vjri
Work
Table,.* 'asbestos
top
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o n ? m i le s sin e ?
Utility China Cabinets — GlassDoors
Stafford's Service
mrnmmmm+m
Station
Cor. 2nd & Sanford
Phone 91 SO
Reserve Yours Now!
Take YOUR tires there for rWa|
lar bupections, weekly rdnflations, expert repair*, and neaps.
These people alio tell famous
touch
A handy gadget I Varnished stool for many
in home or of
DISHES
^
B rem en u ia
Modern kitchen Or
fast room chair*. 1
well-made
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pslnt . r iitrnl.h.
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In Unity Then In Slrength—■
Ta Protect th* f t m 4 i k r ^ r ^ W i Ta P n a * (« lit P r o a m i of Aa m i c i ;
f
To M i c «
I'arD} rlnucljr through Thursday. HJIghtly
warmer lhl» after noop and tonight, con*
' linurd mild Thursday.
Pro^ptjtiix. tar Hanford.
%
VOLUME XXXVII
*■ mm
m \ .»■ » ^ — •
Navy Did Not
Get Japanese
Code Signal
EiUbltshed 1908
8
ANF0R1), FLORIDA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ail. lOlfi
NUMBER 96.
Associated press leased Wire
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Gouin, New President Of France
vL#:
«
Capt-McCoIlum-gay
Mosher Calls
For National
Policy
NAIVriTcad Says Han
Superiors Refused
To Send Warning: To
Fleet Commanders
Truman Asks Congress
To Okey Loan To Britain
Papers Disclose
cosevelt Aware
Only Assurance New
Strikes Will No
Follow Settlements
„ W A SlIlX U li.V .-lfm :-™ . T/n- f""0f"B oitlb illff P lo t
Board (hnnm nn Ira Mosher o f,
WASHINGTON, Jan* 3
,Says jVgreement Will
Enable Nafions T op
Reach Common Goal
Of Expanffed Trade
‘Government Must Rule Atom’
W A S H IN G T O N . Jan . HO.—
( A P ) — P r e sid e n t T ru m an h a s
—:.^S3
asked
Cdnifrejw to
ta k e
f a v o r a b le 'a c tio n on th c prol>OHed'8.'l,7 6 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 0 loan to
B r ita in . - U r g in g sp e e d y apprpVftl o f th e loan , Mr. T m -'
p la n sa id , In a m cH sage t o th e IcfiialutorM tialn y th a t
H ritain needtt t h e cr ed it anti
she need* It now. Thn financial
agreement, he went on will en-t
able the United Kingdom to move
side by side with the United
State; toward the rnmmnn goal
of expanded world trade. Which
will rtiean expanded ' pnalucUnn. —
consumption juid employment- **J ■
a rising standard of Bring every
where.
„
Thc loan agreement that I* up
for Congressional approval inelude* an additional credit of
4fi.ritl,(>nf).00<1 to settle leod-learv
obligations.
Thi* loan, said the President,
will enable Hritain tn buy the
sppplie*. raw material* ami food
which are essential t« tlie life
uml'wnik of the British people. At
the mud* lime, he-honttmierh tt *•
. will keep open a market for
! those surpluses from the United
a! .i8.lt".! ..
Ill
............ • nl
4*lMfl|fy HIMrnl Sunc* -which j;u*tojria3.'ty ere
» f.»■ l*D 1*1 . ft >e «1»*h* nf ih«> 11«1t*Tit»f Hftrulti exportiM to the Unite,! Kingdom.
»!
1*. x*
'■
. nil III *fttmtitUff' in I -Th,»e consideration-. Mr TruSman -aid, are the' short-term
i **• 1
lU-M * " (if™51»*Y tl
no mir» 1«■ h 14k.. Jhrtl t5r^i f.- I . , , 1in tvnl.c Hiiii.G ill!* R«V|#- (one*- What I* Iii, Porta nl to
! America from the long rang*
Mil i
point of view, he declared, fa _
that the loan Will enable Britain
to remove her emergency controls
over foreign exchange and Im
port*. This, would provide for a
return to peacetime practices
designed to promote tho recovery
of world trade.
a
Therefore. President Truman
**id. Congressional approval of
the loan will b* a great contri
bution to permanent peace and
pi'Vtterity. ^
-. *—
ah Itiririi.e In .te-d l t:AT
“
Thr
Presidential
message
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
w oul'l
n.awderl tn meet
have beer, furrmhe.l by
«n
pastor who had been called to
l l . i S n n fo ril i it y i ttmmts.vlon
cated or unusual about the terms.
«nH^f^n«n*rVh..*Lwn ,lent T r ',l" l,n '* recom tnendnlion ti S'aii ........ .... of tin- German
tha alek bed of a member of the
it
w,
Mniutav
rtp
itin
g
,
m ine of
The only novel feature. Mr. Tru
Condition of Mrs. Charlts Cas fiaptist Church,
,
t In* iitlviwithihtv <»f not *man said, is the provision un
*
...... .................. .......................
.....
1 8 cents nn hour.
ch.mneU lo ^ci hi»................
nifnrmntlon«
per, ,314- Chapman Avenue, who
« II m« i it it further
ttp^nilinu
In i
‘'.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 ty p r nf c iirtiiw il der which Britain muv skip in
ceuite of the la ck of ste e l, nn j ymd t« have rereived M e n h ir re -1
payments ^_when her fin
the neck by a stray bullet from er?" he asked the small eon of
ih t y rrr v n t lv
*111 M»*lhm- 1
huNdlng. t additional n.ltOO arc expected b>; ports on the progress of the plot.
ancial position t* poor. The
• .22 caliber rifle which penetra the house ae (hey walked up origlnBl 1y *bul|t C X
j vHflr A vt»utit*,
President argued that thl* was a
ted the window of her bedroom the eteps.
Un5envoo.l
idack.mlth,
andnn
which
J M.tar
c Z Z T
1**,° VhW KVfrom
‘ U,heoperative*
In Circuit Couil
f»lily u<?
Thi» itbr umjtiun fnilnvicii tho common sense provision for this
has
since hnu«e,t
raraees
the ff c ™
Motor 'Company.
Another, hi, information
aa she was bending ever the dresf rom the country. *lnce ii would not beneMixon of Ot limdn nli- liflit Iri l'l! | rrin lin it « f n M i n
to tell the truth, Maw
afer, waa today pronounced tails* has"Well
f i J ‘J
S " llffe rS tl
ldlelt™‘
*'"'*>■
*hc Office of Strategic S e c diiirn i*iI ». ilh
«• IW, ii i• f • • ii [ \ \ u n i tn " . I l u l l
a terribly contagious disease," luwar
test- fjt t|)r
fjtnte* lo nuiisl on
factory by her attending physl- replied
timed Kfaxktuerters of the Flit*
w''ln uonlfirtuit the iinU Nmi tu t1on i ni in m tiidnt m
»»»IT
I*t?llnisi
cm
III
I'll|
a
.
I It » l
of this payments when such msisteurr
the lud, "sml we didn't end other lodgVii on the »ecoml
clan. Dr. C. L. Park.
1
i
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HwItieiUiul
j
t
\
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\
PiiiftilN-i
erf
il
l
h
r
I
l0 |i|f£IW . riiltOii! ii fde
p in le sl*
to
Yesterday’ at 1:30 o'clock. Dr. want to expose our preacher
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
Ti""- are idnill indication-,
Park, a t rerneld-Laugh 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 |
Hi’4 plot UKAtllH ! Iit I«"T
howevei that the Jean is head
orial Hospital, extracted the buB
I 'l'e S O I l
Oil* S G ili .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'*
T h e T '-n ih ii-r-i" n k
11ilfl 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 allt'w
V
e
t
H
o
m
e
c
o
m
i
n
i
i
:
MANILA.
Jan
tt.
b
P
.j
world,
and.
what
happens
In
I'lllt
e
f
S
la
t
,
'
\u» Seiiote.^iuimeroir* objection* have
and wa# lodged under and Juat (6
It. F. Whiliicr. Hr. who ba*
Thr
i hai t
_________
*ii'i-'ober of t .e n e ia l lio m m a * 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
staff
has
testified
that
fur,
Mixon
having
allege,II
l,n<l
at]
M
ixon
haviiik'
everywhere
else.
not penetrate any vital area.
was home sick at the time of the
Touhy* K«nonil chair- more Filipinos and Americtitt j an auto lrifni yf m-gioe hi Al- g a rn i:i behind the c it y J a il fo r j e* lM'r , ‘''1"There is grent danger th at 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 or identity of the person we will forget our lesson t th at
Grady Duncan, city building celebration scheduler! for Apr. .'I,
were
Jnfs, Col, Yoshio-the ncrupant* who inter re m erit. T h e y were also granted i
n
.
>-.
« o f in d tha shot which came we don't just live in Kanfond or Inspector, arrived shortly after has announced that Governor Mil there
p e r m is s iiii i
m a southwesterly direction Orlando, we live In the world." 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
it
,
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 far called city workmen who bnrsi- vitation Jo be present and deliver slide.
, >in-l IP m 'IK* Hut k 11 aaiU
M II
S m ith .
w n iin it
t In?
away places such as the Solo caded a wide spare about thc the -principal address during the
house.
ill in kin g to,, - linn h
•i"l - Cua-t Gunn
• ontial
ion
A severe warning wets issued mons, Tunisia, Alexandria aqd , building. Joseph Jamnies, white ] fotitivtca.
ag ain st pro w lin g id "
-"■ ,!• f*H it* m uLilf (*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 iilg b l "
>.
•'! fnwt mH
Williams against the use of rifles, the w ar had .been only vaguely ' at the time of the accident o n |,h » t A.C. Stine, pic.idcnt of the,
lli|u o r
i
I It % Sit II11n i y In
pt*»4v
guns, air rifles or even allngfhots aware..
jury duty In Circuit Court.
| Merchant. Association, has been.1
On M o ll.b n le ft. I
I!' " r I Gifti tell *r(t 1». i
within
the city
limits. The
Pedestrian* have been warned | „p|ro|nl„ | chairman of thr fl/,«t
ml hi y
T h r Mart h of D im es . 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 in fa n tile p * rn l)M s re t irf uiM
1
Jin
,
..f
.
.,
r
la
in
.11
sx
or 00 days in jail or both, he de told of the lieautiful floral tr i Close to the building as olhe, , Mr„ y j |loutll ,1MMl|tMll ol • o * * l | ,
liM-ftl tlq iiif 11 I n*«*l ieiinlo continue u n til Feb la , the Iter
a g a in -, „ lo ^ear *di
I tell
i ngnl
clared.
W, | ‘. Itr.m ks, J r aniiourtcert to
bute a t his recent funeral, and part, of the front wall are
the Ladies Auxiliary nf the A m c Henti
n
.
i
n
n
i
l
m
i
'
I Sent
A tr«)tn rum t u t v
tphi ii! Mot by day.
•aid that far 51 years, Mr.' O'Neal danger of collapsing. The chemi- jCBI, legion*»hft* announced that
la
y
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 ; the organisation will participate)
R ev. Brook* expressed t b a iik i
4
bu lge.I
" , I 'leak |
,
r
,
> HUNGKINK. Jan 30. (JP)— A , Alleh. u.g
undamaged.
terest* of Central Florida.
lo h ig h m'Iiik i I g irl* who, under d ir
t
ri*
llufl4
!
I
ml
<iput
t
i
l
l
n
|>t’i
m
il1,
I by im iiifttltw In iHit vurim iH d r - i t
.
» *!.*» b ig and elite rin g w ill
i n ieril
Civil nl erfesniwi. * # .»
,
I «*Tn|iCIClC OVtfT ffllll »U?«ltlllJI
111#
pm (m enu of the huinreomlnit. . ..
* ■ jIIiA -i
*
i.
To Frank Lnrnson, Kiwanis
|»€'inJiri|f fu rtliv r iiiv i^ lln n lliiii of rcetlun of Prmci|>n! Herman K,
ActWitie#
31 hmwit Nutiomil AMcinlily l» commit a felony, wa - up
Murni. received donations up Fir^t
song leader, Ed Lana presented
tlie imiUor,
.
#1| riHitmuin* U tueen Kovrrnmtnt court.
Strrc) 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, father of Mrs. grey mule, a small raublt and
subcnmmlttee dealing with this
Melhodisl CnuKh troop of boy
"JW ffT'of" ssnford n t ' Dr. Mr7 liknison ‘leading KlwanTaliii ’ WASHINGTON. J*n.
IA*>1rpiritIon at China's unity conferscouts who are maintaining col
C.C. Collins of DeLsnd, tjled in their favorite aong, "The Old Prasldent Truman will epeak to
feme.
lection boxes In thc Sanford At
on Monday a t 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
fj a lighten Mrs J.H. Lowe a t is a pleasure to present to you part of th* observance of the
State Bank. Eddie's Restaurant,
us the conference |t*clf was
Cripple C tttlt, V at after a lin this picture of you end your late President Roosevelt'* birththe Valdes Hotel, Ritx Thratcr
anniversary. His address
buddy. IMesss hang this in your
gering Illness.
•
tn
t
is
w
in
tT
K
li
m
i
m
what
labor
will
do
in
the
future
lobby and other locations in the
o on the air shortly before
i mrnt—has resulted In both sides
—Mr. Collins retired from tho office to remind you of that
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 Winston Churchill vacation
Wv -iatock-^Abutlness tn Weet s6ng you have sung so much."
Congress will do next vverk."
Although no tabulation of re
virglnle end cefne to Florida la
A Warning against the possibil-• mauds,
Mr. L ent declared later th at th* Presidentjis 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
IKS with his daughter Mrs. G. the rabbit represented a well ____
Governor
Caldwell
lias
Appoint
She
is
Mrs.
Sarah
Oliver
Win
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 stature, battend
a lls "
when City Manager Sayer atalcd iking that Chinese Communist* ston ChurchillT daliglilci. whu_D ed Willium llt'i'krr. n Tampa Further contributions to this
member of tho Methodist Church
f
there may be a very serious epl-|now have decided not to ratify leaving England tmluv by plane. attorney. n« IlilUlHirougli County cause are desired Imd donors arc
et Huntersville, West Virginia
Mrs, ■Oliver Li c s peeled at Judge. llrtHikrr succeeds George asked tn place contributions -hi
demlc of raLtoe Among doga and , some of the agreements reached
until his retirem ent Ha 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* at the Miami
h» Hoetonnan. W- V a , Bayt-41.
on Thur-olay night. Ilrrnker will serve out the tin- Smith, chatter chairman, or the
operates with the health officers jrenference. These rumors aay British Beach
lM I. Mra. ('olllnS, the former
P. Brooks, Jr., drive
Minister nml Mis. expired term which ends next Rev.
by keeping their dugs Hod o rl Communist headquarters In Ye- ChurchillPrime
Sallio.Oraau 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
stars:
Van
'- ^ “ fo rt and son In DeLond, Mr. Early to bad la out of the question
th# Churchills and their party Denham
Bird, former Cnited
within
the
past
year.
Johnson,
Alsr/s
Smith,
Margaret
demand*
to
present.
There
is
no
Ins (a etirvlved by flvw other for the ladies ot the Whit* Ilona*
will b« guests of the Cuban Gov Stales deputy internal revenue
Mr.
Sayer
said
that,
the
City
O'Brien,
Paul
Henreid,
Diana
Indiratlon
of
their
nature.
b Dr. G.B- CoUtefc, Dr. W- theaa days. Mrs. Harry Truman
ernment. Tlicy will stay at the collector at West Palm lleach.
'.Rddle Bracken, Orson Health Officer has handled five
Meanwhile, Chines* Informa presidential palace.
W. CdUlpa aMd 0-B Coillns. all of and daughter Mary Margaret have Ljmn,
Mrs, lonbelte Stout Bln), died
caaea
during
the
month
of
Janu
Walls,
Charles
Cobum.
Constance
tion Minister K.C. Wu hs* de
Wort - Virginia, R.E. Collins of no less than eight parties on their Moore, and Gen* Kelly, amon ary, shipping all five dog’s he
At Miami Beach today—the In. n Miami hospital last night
hmds clared that "generslly speaking,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30, (<V»Rsrnsvtllo, Md. and O-M. Collins
heduta for tonight. They are
to the Board
of Health,__ as -a ft- hostilltfes have ceased In North Churchill went to a luirheon at at the age of 72.
___ __ _______
Rspuldiran Congresswoman Clare
N adlion. W tet 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 Surf ClidvvThey plan to gu
The War Department reports Boothe Lure has announced that
daughters, Mrs. O.H. Bonnott of
II* put on In the nation'* capi White House
3 ' were up late, t<w. been bitten by these doge. The
Fairmont. W.Va. and R n . J.H. tal to rate* fiutda to fight infww
want out a t midnight to report showed that all five dogs American and Chines# Govern to Hialeah Park this afternoon. that activities at Camp Blandlng sha will not be a candidate for
-jy iU —
T T id 'C S h K re M lo lS
•l,e National Association of Munu- | ri
fa c tu m
Hn* today called fo r 'J o n
S t a t e s 70,000
*'un over-ill tmtiouol policy which t
r»n m c >» n foundation for . A m e r i c a n s S u r r e n iwiuiin.fi peace." In" a statem ent!
' «__ j
ti <
prepared for the Senate L a b o r;> ClCFCd
O il
H n tlla il
Committee, Mother say* lin t ,
-t -.
[ such'B "policy I* the only aaaur* [A M K ttN IH R G . Jan .’ in,.
• ancc Hint new strike*-won't pop | **
The Inter-**it mat
Up soon after, exLvting d tsp ite * f^ sra r r-i»M trlhunsl’in Nuernnl* settled.
} ‘ 'berg has r e e le d lh» anpl|The Semite Labor Committee
eastern i^-tlon o f the office of
CSlinn of Kildalf l|e«i f t
| currently i* considering IVeni
N ivel Intelligence In 1M1, Mejreririmlnn lo conduct hii
■4dlum said that ff M y message _
dent Truman** proposal for f'et3 , - d-'-n,*. Th* rourl ruled
flnding in major labor- dispute*.
of the sort h*d been picked up,,
that *u(h arlirm would not
it would have come to him.
In this coojicctlon. the Ji’AM
Id In M* JnlercM. In*lra *.
CHOSEN
BY
THE
FRENCH
ASSEMBLY
as
President
of
the
pro
spoke* man ";iv- he •*■ pci-Miually 'illr. O ttn. Stshmer, who i*
. The questions of tho Congres• tonal investigator* were in con* visional government of Franco, Felix Gouin (above, right) 61. in favor of fact-finding, but he
Coim»e| for Hermann Coer.
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
avsteni »et up fn Nov., 1041. of the Assembly, formal notice of hi* election. Sworn In nl once, smell part of the entire lolmrilea* a* well.
That code provided for the In- Gouin. began tho difficult job of forming a three-party government. manageraent picture.^ Fact-finding
(Interna turns! -Radiophutn) *-*ays-—MnshrrT' WtvouTd R used
eertlon of certain _phr*»a* la.
, only to "clarify and state the
weather forecasts In the event
Jsh. 30.
--------T -------- “ _
1 ,
' true attitude «f the partits." lie T NUERNBERG.
of a decision to break., with th e :»T
<-'!*)—1 Luring today'* *r»fv
.
||
. does not fee! that fact-fri. ing
United States, R utila or Great
Sl»n of the intrrnationsl war
Britain.
p J s Q J J J VV a l l
[should be Used for passing ^u lgWlstw trial, French prose.men
.(u^makiiig
recommend
it
.ms
■
i
J
l
a
t
■ww~•-t -ts»»w - t
■Cutor Charles DuBool introto settle disputes.
'du'eil s German High ComMosher
ha*
suggested
tl
it
the
tn the 7. 1051, he heard that a
Btan I order inslruriing rumprogram adopted by b luitry
ti "ssage had come tn that meant
Wander* of war prisoner
delegate, to ('resilient Tt jman'j
.U aibU -w ith ’ RiAsi*. However,
camp* to ignore the Genera
labor-ninnagemenl ronferen'e last
upop analysis, erperts concluded
Conirnlion railing fur n de
Novemlier
might
form
tinframethat* the mesMge wee Just an
le) ill evreOtioiy.. The ^unj
worjj
for
gn
effective
nations
rg
________
net
ordinary weather broedceet He
"Vrntinn iirovide* that e*eru— **W thpt there t w r no so-called
thin* are to Ik- deferred foi
Negro W orkers B ack'
!L['
t mi ng
winds* meaages referring t o ‘the Have “Good Sense OF
thrrr month* *fler the pro
will
promote
tntiu,trial
peace
only
Urfiled State* or Britain.
Heavy
Truck
Into
tecting po*rr hai been not!
Humor
Is
Advice
Undei
retlnm
,
ondllion*.
Hr
lays
McCollum added that two or
fir i The high rommand di
that
both
iub-.r
and
nmnagrineiiP
[tree days before the Pearl
Supporting Beams must itarnl e |ouE under the law re
O
f.O
rlando
P
astor
illir i*id if was murr
rbor disaster, he drafted a
humanr to the »»i pri*onen
and
both
must
nr>suntr
full
reropoeed warning message to ‘* “Have a good sense of humor,
Dot lo keep them waiting
The entire right front wait of spansilnUtv for their act*,
leet cotAmandert saying that and laugh a t .yourself and the the Ihrcr^, story
three monlh* for their e ir u
lory brick
hr let building
In
Detroit
the
government’*
osMlities 4were imminent. Hi* world: Don't live In a little p>t opposite the bfflees of ni»'C .*u;l |
rffnM
« ;11je_jule .tJsn. JIf"'
superior* decided against sand* hnt-CXpafuL your, a re s . of awaro* Company on—OjsJt -AveMi*,
,f7Tkc
„,hnlulr<l
•“ ** 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,
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that the proposed warning waa notion and lh« world, and live walk In n ^welter nf debris at ! nf
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NUERNBERG. Jan R0. id
on hie own analysis of
10:30 o'clock thla morning when
.........to coryeercnce to1 Carman document* nut previui 1v
for others." r '
and-was not due
three
negro
workers
who
hatL
tomorrow
i witH. CIO uutu Bubliilu-d disclose Ihnt thc late
T list was t h t advice that the h*«r\ unlomling (Ire brick from - ■'. . _*
• * R.
- J. Thomas
- workers chief,
and President Roosevelt, former Brt
Bov. John Brwnaoombe, pastor of
k.
1 the new federal medistur. Juma* tlah Prime Minister ( htirri lir un i
tho First Methodist Church of
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High Vatican off, rial. knew ’ , n
Orlando, gave to Klwanlona fig*
T h * n l!rP J )
L
iru rt im . I ln
New
Y o rk .
the
C n ite d 1 advarnr of the bomb plot ag ain * !
day- at their mooting a t the Hotel
rABir«w» an |f - I s
Uia a v a e SUt‘lJ; -H10*1 1V°!i’Vra t 1 ,"ul •»•-! Adjif Hitler, carried uut July 21).
Pearl Hjjbor investigator*
hoard today that the Navy
never received a', prewar
•Japanese message telling of
a break wltfy the United
States. The' teatlmppy came
from Navy Capl, A.H. MeCollum, head of the far
m
Rev. Branscombe
i s Main Speaker Oak Ave. Brick
Building Falls
At Kiwanis Meet
*fersrt®(sdFfca!t
t
Commission Discusses Operation
Of Future Carnivals In Sanford
( «as( Guard Auxiliart <«run ted Permission
l o l se ( ’entral Location For Mobile
Rescue Equipment And Supplies
Let* Mixon Lined
$150 By Circuit
Judtfe M. B. Smith
t At
the boat which Rev. Brooks Say*s
March Of Dimes To .
Last Until Feb. 15
( umposition Of
China’s Assembly
b llll 111 lJl*il(llOCK
C.P. Collins* 84,
Died In Virginia
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
Clare Luce Will Not
Run For Re-Election
sz%ttu
tUe paralysis. •
to crowd* at special
firs t ladr and hsr daughter
8 shows In three Washing
Method 1st Church and
‘ r* tea Whit* lltmsr ton theaters, Dreseed in a black
a t 8:48 o’clock tonlghl crepe evening dress, Mary Maror (M ir round of
told I n . un-r*hearsed etords
tho last atop, Mrs.
waa glad ta have a job
infantile paralysis camnked jean audisnee
Tha evening schedule
one part o f Mr*. Truman's
dar today. She wQl ha'
d M ate' to xHmch a t th*
W rite.55 The list Include^
had rabies, and those persons
bitten are now being treated.
Several othar caste have been re
ported and thare are several dogs
now Under observation.
Mr. 8ayer requested all d tlaana to keep their doge from run
ning a t large until this/ epidemic
la cleared up, for tt will probably
become necessary for th# Police
met | movie rtaro m«kb?J Department to take such action
ills. 8b* willingly as destroying or Impounding all
tografh for stage stray d o n in order to hoop this
dietee* from spreading.
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ment and Communist representa
tives, have been flown Into all TJohn L- Lewi# has set up
areas to see th a t th* true# term* aome direction signs for labor*
are being observed by both sfdee, future.
The shaggy haired President of
BRANAN T r OMOTED
the United Mine Workers brought
hr* 000,000 miner* back to th#
Wllllem C. Branan, a msmber AFL Friday,
. ,
Ha says that "obviuusly the n of th*.Third Bombardmsnt Squa
dron which Is stationed a t Rio adflltatlon of th# mine workers
IUU, panama, has been promoted makes the AFL thc most re proto th* rank of flret lieutenant, tentative and dominant organixai
according |o Information receiv tion of labor in America."
l*w l§ says h* do«s not know
ed yesterday.
mm
probably will Iw curtailed nl th#
neat few months. A spokesman
state* there is no known basis
for n report that th* camp will
be inactivated in March.
Antonio Gomes Robledo—newly
appointed Mexican delegate to
the United Nations O rgantution
conference In oLndon—has arriv
ed In Miami from Rio De Janlero
yesterday by Pan American clip
per. !U - will leave for New
York C iljr- today.
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re-election neat .Fall. In # brief
announcement ef her decision, Mrs.
Luce said that her reasons would
become clear (n lima- She did
not amplify bar remark.
She mads no comment on specu
lation that sha m ight W o me a
candidate for th* Senate. Thla
Utk aroee after th* announcement
by GOP Senater Thomas lla r t of
Connecticut that he will not be a
candidate for tha seat to which
ha eras attain ted by Governor
Raymond Baldwin.
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P A G E E IG H T
.F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y 25, 1946
TH E SANFORD H E RA LD , SANFORD, FLO R ID A
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Dodger Official Arrives Here To |Celery
, M e e t ^ a n d i t ^ ^ Run
Complete . Primary ArrangementS j ^ ^ ^ ^ J ^ — —
- J
II nHtirfu.il IfuHi I'«|| Duel
Oise All Stars
Make Ca^e Tour
In Switzerland
charge of the entire camp while
Ft i*co Thompson will act in the will meet the Bol Its Military
capacity of field manogcr with Arudemy five of Jacksonville to
With
Will Miillhcw* naatwtinir. Howe night at the high school auditor
J U L IA N STENSTROM
Hunk, a former lieutenant com- ium'.
The Feds will tie seeking their
I mandei of the United Slates
Herald Sports Editor
| Navy, now u scout for the Brook* third win of thc season.. They
I lyu tiftgreRation; will liave com bowled over Leesburg on- two
It) HRMUST (I. FISIIF.lt
plete charge of the physical occasions for their only two vic
Loach i l o o r t e McClelland’*
GBNKVA An Atnerlran mili IrainiiiR pioRrum. Ilauk, also a tories of (he current season.
Celery Fed eager* will tangle tary l>a*ketbnl| team, the Oise prufessiiiiiai trainer, will stress
In tile opener, the Feds fell
with Uolie* Military Academy of All-Slurs, recently ni«de a tour o(1 physical traininR and exercise* before the Kusti* Panthers and
Jacksonville here tonight. George, .Suite,land overwholmingoppoel*;.iuringlim
first seven dn>'* uf dropped a 33 to IP tilt to the
who released hie starting lineup tion n « half down Rnmes and thc eh)M,,v program,
Kctterlinus Mullets of 8L Augus
this morning, has mimed (Iran- introducing to Swiss tdavera tnu
Among the mnnaRer* of the tine in their second appearance.
tham and Kaatner to rtnrt ,<t A m r,r".n ,,rnni1 " f
The locals stopped Leesburg’ i
Dodger farm clubs that
forwards, Clark at center and The ten-man squad opened „Jta'various
w|1| ^ ,(t.rc it)).U(,r n „ y „ ,)p„..r Yellow Jackals in lhe„third con
Grantham a. Ill occupy the Mart- tour hero with u 01-22 victory „f- Mrmrrml,- Hay lUld— of Mu test for their initial. win hut
Tag guard berth*.
•»' • o.i" the lliukerslty of Geneva. ( Paul, flay tljvywurth of Fort last Friday night in tlelutnd the.'
A IJaby Fed-Baby Cadet till
Thu visitors played under Amor- Worth and Al Todd of Mobile, •jvere on the short end of a 27
will al»o be played. McClelland kan basketball rule* while the jjy. Finch rdso remarked tiiat Leo to 26 score.
has named Huwen ami
team*,—accunLuiued—In the. ptiroehei, lbo Dodger manager,.
- forwards,
--------- willfounWruus, luies
iUrt‘ at
Jenkinson
i un-« ovim-.HMs*
w - iiw -H*(sr■FedFi t- |along with Chuck "Drcsscn ami j ini^ihe'^bGm Xmn* w*1h their
be at center and Kilpatrick and,
of H»ili»‘tiall. did Hie |j „hn Cmidrn will lie present.
ve ■[» to 25 win over the
“Ahatfrsffrrtt’tir w TrrTmtntr.-—__ry ,could. Fol IhsliilU'd, n ’ liiirfiklyiui
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best .they
stoinmg
Maif______
" "will j \ tuu
c] l~>wJ„Jacket* *in
fEJ" second" eiiT-'
Swiss |ilpycr about to try for r* represented by Bill Killifer, j gagement with thq I-ccuburg
Bid you know that football goat was not accustomed to hav George *ii»*ii-r, . <rmiy- High.......andI |school;
player* wore numbers on their ing pn o|posing player fiighten Matthews.
t
A Baby Fed-Cadet tilt i* also
)rr*eya far the Brat time In a or confuse him.
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Mr. Finch also dir-ired that |scheduled
scheduled for the preliminary
till' between Pittsburgh and
Tin- oi»e squail, which liad tho achoul will not only lie con- ‘
will stmt promptly at \:3U
Washington and Jefferson In ambition* of winning the cham- ducted, for baseball’ players. A 'and
o'clock,
1008 7 The Idea was originated
pionship of the Kuropean and the uianiiger't school .is also on the
Jesse llufdcn, coach of
by the sports t-oitur of the Pitt Mediterranean theatres, was com- schedule. Shortly after the phy theMis*
Celery* Fed girl* squad, h«*
year book.
posed of:
* akal training program, the play announced that there will be no
Sgt Ben Newman of FotrM era will be’ divided into team* and j g|r|* game tonight
President AI Combs of Ihu
...............
farm syriein mnimIIIIIk, N.
-V , who played /for the
"* Florida
rioriow State
ouj.c league
.w.aK.,v annonmod ‘ Lottie Ivland University.
gcrs’will 1)0 glveu n club In haml-U’ATLBlT HACK IN HARNESS
in Gainesville yesterday that {J’YbzSr*’-, n.... r,i r- iinller- Knkmnn le. There will bo game* played | MIAMI.
,. IIAL’ llMOBK, i/p)—Three em
ploye*. of
_ Ballirnoia all-nignt
garage cooked up a new system
of foiling bandits—at least It
worked oner. ■
Night manager Albert Johnson,
James llorky and Cecil Houston
were silting in the office when a
holdup man came In, pointed a
pistol and said; "whete is it?”
Johnson said “ in the cashier’s
office” and started to lead the
way, but broke into a run. llorky
tan out another door;.and llo.ttton fled through a third.
Thc puriled holdup man hesi
tated, chased Johnson for a min
ute, then apparently gave up in
disgust.
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NAME 15 FOR HIALEAH
STAFFS
MIAMI, Jan, 26, (Sneciali —
1’itcle M. ltaurh and Frank Fran
kie are the leading nominators
fot Hialeah Race .Course** four
tint ior stake* with 16 entries
each.
AMONG TOR SERIES OF 1B4C
MIAMI. Jnn. 25, (Special)—
Two of the si* lending (ire* of
11115 arc former Widcncr-ns-in,-)
net* at Hialeah Race Course:
War Admiral and ifull Lea.
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irnrA —11»Wm W*jyfllc t1
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tu *g aftw«mht«*
ear*. .aorvical'Tn - tw —Army 1*
utlett, who pioneered
T n Kdwtird M. Uvln, Georgew()| ((# nM||
lnrnw rpeka ,(m
tlie saliva
saliva ttest in America. Br.
i
i iV’ NY Colieife !,t ri,l'h
“ ml dlscur. play* Catlett is veterinarian In charge
; < apt. L. Jann a.
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K . and mlsplay* that pCeureit duiing ftf tho identification department
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, , ,, ^ the contests.
.
f„r ttJt. injii Hialeah meeting.''
( pi* Omfies Kifwards of llamMr ||hkr>.
overlooked ‘ " " Je
' ,u *" ’ mcc "*■
IihI.. anu Ulno .Mote UM,* j C|U|, ailnui.iAmilinn, nc^»r«lihfc to
3
>*, K^^-l
lt Ll '.Mr. Pinch, uc ,nn ndminlalrntive may be aide to last tqe third
" ?!fr*
*' iMlfn, Btonklyn ^ ^ , 1 vHl Im. ‘ iittltl for
ra o to rompleto the double. In
( idlcgc, 1940-1,1.
i managers of the llod'cet system. the G>atuic seventh, FHn Jenny
1 ' l.ngcne t rnphckl of AVate, ..[j., mr ukp tht» opportunity
huly. i “ nil., Syiaru.ie University, jfl express my* compliments to shouni finish on top.
Hirtvll
Fletcher Hf»||n anil to*n*K+f K«I- jTONICillTS h.NTRIKSI'li. Biivago Miniir of Gary, Miir#l lliairi
... t.hnmoer of >
orini of. tho
lint *_I'uiiiri 1J
Ind., Tolwin University, 191*2-43,
Coinmcrro for iheir uplcnilltl
pfe, dames-J, Itoaen of Mat er* opernthm Iri connection with the I u in. Km In* iililt*. UUlti lilt.
hur>, ( ’diii'I** iltiiJil** Inliihd Stillu 4-.itnUiwfmH'nt of li e n- noot nrnlMi
hhimi •# mu. iiu.u
-r **
miiv«r«ity. 11140* I*.1.
the prelimionry arruiiKcmenlR they j 1 l* t’«L *
> W|u«ak. IsCd'h IhrllBiiC'nuUir *•( the* Ol6P tr»m WM have thru fur nsuMril in ,,t„ i 1%rt MtrJ itHHrr—PmIwfil f i
(FiNl Hall
|j, PnItiid Touto of Hrooklyit, Li. ini',’' Mi F»nrh h«iil, «n»l I tll'O* t, \i|irtM
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'I job. nn*l l«*t ow* say
be the adoption of a schedule.
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Robert u Finch, the Ihaigcr
administration officer «nu Is
already here for the training
nmp ftchool l« he opfnlH rtttf*
Inf the month of Pehruar), can
not b#* wrong
■rung »T»rn hr »«>»
this will be one of Ihr two real
baseball schools ever to he op
erated In til* country. If Jhi*
program I* a sample at Branch
Rickey's effort to prodtirc a
.world championrJilp for Ihr
Bodgrr* In the pi»st war cr*.
he certainly won’t he lung In
reaching hi* ohirclitr.
Mr, ..Finch’* praise of "the
Jocsl .ball park, was received liy
(hi* corner a* nnlhint rl.r than
a fitting testimonial to Mi
Voughlon and the City Of(i
rials. Finch dcscrllw. thc
layout as a *‘m*ior league
park."
mg
,
Iri * . t
that you liitYc ii tu.i J'*f k-fitfiit* 1) rb If-1
l l l l l r — A |«l M l l r »
ill
park
l '4 r r M 44*1 U n i t
lla li’'lee M b
Nut.
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At th*- piCftCMit time, Mr Finch
K ll»!
I *f l ♦ill*
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in irl iHr I arhi*rU **n tltl. I ntitl
it Auper\ itina the cun roc I hoi «»f
av-.ill.V
I h . Ill*
Via.
llr l.uturw im Hit 2ft.
n
i.»*1t Mik eiiice in the ritfht I rrktrfli Knrr— MlMrllft
field ( hi m i £iinl d niidiiij pit ItJ
linin' -l» IlhPf I ^
The Orange Belt League will
Will in (Itwifii |;i4n*i»i I Iteck hn« feel ih|on11* with anchored hiiM*’*,
Ml's! ei
I > Itr-ii M l l f U r
K^iu li •
resume operations this summer
on an amftfeur basis. The h»ip tut ti'rj jn- nuim- Mt) the i|nttn»l Two Hull pell* me h«»lnt? com* till ( i* i» Hsitrif H l i H i n li l i i i ' K l « i « ,
1
—WvIlF—be- comprised of liar to v,
Waurhula, Avon Bark and Hebring. F’loslpitaif and Lake Wale,
have indicalnl tlrnt they are in
terested in Joining the circuit.
The next meeting of tin- league
li slated for Feb. 17 at ilnrtou.
M
n» plnytitt; munntfn of the pleied Uith a aduum arm UUlU'
* Juhti
W liM*lt|n»I
Karp*
I,.r.—-. ta Ulle,
York d«il» *»f th*‘ Interstate I a*u- • each pea.
H I Mini «lt* l l o r f l
J till V
Jlt.rtkK*
gm-. link hut led for the yirnUs
's*
I lir Bodgrr official also pointisirts Ki4*k»i* u i , J fsa tn iin lt*4t,
Led nut that this school will In- I»«i»l> Uflsrr? K.O, |*yIvalt« Jl>#
last yea-urn.
^ slm lla i to (hr one held at Wialei
Here's today’s sports oddity
(tn r fw -l‘ iiitir tlii
y Tlnven i-, ) 11.1M ||r ilrelared thal
from the Associated I'res*.
Fans In the Wenatchee apple
country of Washington Hlatc
The l.akrlajpl entry in the
rao'l forget Itllfus Kiser.
Florida IntcrWnlioiisI Lea gun
was one ot I lie iirvl track men
has chosen to dub themselves
ever turned oilt Itt the Pacific
aa the “ I'llol*.” Tommy Bridges,
nut (li west When Ki<rr went to
Rip Newell and Head t’oarh lev
Ry on of Imkr High Hchinil - hit'll school, he ran r i r r I e s'
selected the nicknsmr. The nsme around other distaore man. Ills
mark of 1:5ft for thc ssu still
was chosen iii hi-'ior of the
British and American flier* who -lands. In I’JIfi. while at tAaahinglon I’., Kiser almost set u
were trained at Lakeland.
world reroed fur the milr. InBill God .vIn. former (Jeoigin slrad. Ralph lllll id Oregon
gridiron star has turned down a made that mark, beating Klarr
contract to play with the Miami b) one font.
But Rufus Kiser had hruught
•ntrv In the new AIBAmeriurn
football confeience. Instead. G»-i- the world's attention In thr
win says‘ he’ll coach a high school northwest with his licet legs.
\inl the funny part of it is that
team at Blythevlile, Ark.
the most Kiser ever did when
It- was building speed, wind and
At Ballimurr, the (lilchrs
were removed jcslcrday from , -lamina was to chase hultcrMit-i. Yes, the same Jtulus Kiser
the arm of Marius Itussu of thr
New York Yankees' who re | found on the tinder paths was
Isurn nmld rountry hills in
cently underwent an operation
for a chipprd elbow. Ituaso’s \Va diingtun, where ns a kid. hr
condition «aa dcscrilwd aa “sat- dashed around waving a little
tiafactnry" but hla physician de whltr net at huttrrfliea.
clined to make any further com
And for today A I’ s|mi ts laugh,
ment.
a Frenchman, gntered -Mike Jacob’*
The Macon Peaches of the , fflt-e olio tiny looking for passea
Houlh Atlantic ' League, now > to a figtit. IIa raid he was from
Clata A circuit, have bought in n Paris paper. He was told ivy
fielder Johnny McManus outright Walter St. Denis, veto an publi
from the Nashville Vola of the city man, that tho paper was
known hut that ho didn’t know
Southern Association.
him. He naked the Frenchman
Something new hi* Ih*»h add for hla credentials and copies jf
ed to North Carolina I'nivrr- any sturics he had written. And
•Ity’a football card for 19(6. do you know what the Frenchman
It haa announccil that It will showed lb*nia7 A letter he had
meet two Florida trams, the written to the editor!
And flankly, we're punlrd over
Gator* and the recent Orange
Howl victor*, Jack Harding’* whether or not hr signed his
Miami Hurricane*. Miami will name to tho letter!
"thin M'hmil am! thv unr licit! ill
Wjntur Haven will l»e tlio only
t’Vii ii*nl !i)t»ehiiH uchiHiU pvrt
ht*M Mt Ihiit f»»iifilry «• Ho rtthei
«»i vanip emit cimiimte1 Milti
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l U r t l l Y . J it ii W f l * h l , T*«*s
flic tiMii|*lutvjiCft< of this lamp'** I••|ift
III^ frt lt«Hl*»^rhmjuleil program i»f hatabutI
l l n r r ----.1 III >| llri
anil pliy'iical Imming, manaifr' •
(4) Mini *Ih II are)
nient, - ailmini*trntion. ntratc^v
M i l Itt
Vln*li t
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11« t i 4 f
ami **1*
!-«*■. T r a f f l p
f ra flf
c lrr|g,
llumlf|WrliM n fi»i the school H r. I : l «**r r , * n n i i ) J i m . \ n d ) l l n r k - .
and lip cut lit* personnel will lat
the .Mayfair ILnrl.
§215,479 Bet During;
W eek A t Boeing Oval
LONG-WOOD, .-in 26, tSpe
cial) — Attendance fell off al the
Loiigwood dog truck fur the
seven days ending Wednesday
due to inclemrnt weather. Imt
tlie money put through the pari
mutuel windows for thn snmu
period was better than $3,0fHi
nunc than the proceeding week
for a total of $215,479.
Tonight moat- of the dog* run
ning In the sixth race Monday
have been dropped to the second
event which is Ibc first half of
Iho Bally Double.
One dog.
Villngc Quern lime' born shifted
from the fourth yace. Monday
also to this event hot despite the
fart she has been put ’ with thn
higher price ilngs, she should
take tho event. Fred Fear Not
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IN D E PE N D E N T D A IL Y ' N E W SPA PE R
SANFORD, FLORIDA, .MONDAY, JANUARY 28. 1916
Establbhed 1908
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TtMa
THE WEATHER
Fair, eirrpt partly cloudy southeast coaxial
•rcllon Monday night;, partly cloudy,
•.bower* <>n tOulbeaot roaoti little change
in Irmprraturr Monday night and Tursday.
N U .M llK R 94.
Associated Press leased Wire
LANewdYorkNLRB Opens Hearings On CIO
Sugar Racket
Against General Motors
For Atom Bomb Test
ussian Vice Commis
sar Says Iranians
Mak in g Appeal A re
No Lon ger In Power
Ulster
Democratic
Chairman Accused
O f Bribing Former
O PA A gen t Stanton
Steel Price Increase
O f $4 Is S t u d i e d
As Answer To Strike
O f Steel W orkers
’• l O.VDON. .Jan. 2*. A P In a personal appearance before Ue UNO fiedvrltjr Cotin
cit, Ihr Iranian chief delegate,
8. H. Teqlsadeh, declared that
Ru»*la WM guilty of repealed
inlerrmilon In Iranian affa Ira -and that Russian force*
had created Internal barrier*■rouoit their ocrupatlon lone
N g iv York, Jan. 28, '/Pi- A
m v **an« i» r » ; i» rtir :**!
Federal grand jury in New York
T h e Nntlonnl Lnhor R ela
City haa fndirjcd aeven indivi
tions B oard opened h e a rin g *
dual* and two corporations in
connection with operation! involv
] in D etroit today on thi* C IO
ing mrro than 500,000 pound*
ch a rge that G eneral M o to rs
l of sugar.
/
has refu sed to b a rg a in colI Among the peranna indicted ia
.tively in Hoo4^ittUh.-^A>DJoseph Fominh, chairman of the
'irjftt--------------------u r y T , a im u t ^ y
uml a ttA y u ik iju r t h iL t w u n t r - : ;J- - - . ----- - r .
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fijttfea Biut—g)lt|iiinga m id X-raaWfinld, annouHCtd
n: coltrRel “ 3f—tvmgslon,--lHew
u fc h H H ttm a w rd C T rn itthat govern m en t c o u n s e 1
ork- IIc*a accused of tioying a
to indtpendenre.
w oulth use the w a ge s e ttle
•-i
8200 bribe In former Oi'A Agent
?4
ments futile by other aiilnincibil*
William .Stanton. Ktanlon, who
LONDON, Itn'. 28. <AP)
produetfrif ns evidence, against
lived at :t 14 \Vn-dilngtcm Avenue.
Russia hns challenged the
the corportnitms.
Kingston, alui Wit, indicted.
It wa* obviously a reference
validity of I rail'd Appeal to
Other Indictment* charged the
lo Ihe Increases of IS cents an
the United Nation* Security
defendant. witli filing of fnl'e
hour granted by Ford anil ISVy
Council in the Iranian con- AS THE VETERAN BATTLESHIP New .York leaves Manhattan'* jO PA statement*. unlawful sugar
rent, by‘fcTtir>sfer.“ Thr- b m of;
.trovf'rsy
—
-with
! « - R uhb
- AIh.
"harbo for the' last Timer cp route l o ' Bikini Inland in~tbe Pacific dflWcHh, find c«ii«jj)aracTcs to
ter made by General Motor*
where she will serve a* one of tho target* in the first naval atom deliver sugur unlawfully".
was 13 *nd a half rent*, niul
Soviet vico-commisunr of World War, waves farwcll to the “ grand old lady" as she goes to
Other* indicted include Maurice
the government will u*e those
foreign Affaire, Andrei. Vish- bcmli teat, Fred Klletdxjrg, who served on the vessel in tho -first Onioned, president of the Hansfigures In an effort to show that
com Baking Corporation o f' Long
ifjky, ‘old the Security her doom. (International)
General Motors dhl not bargain In
Island Cfty. New York.
Council ■? 'at the Iranian
AS
MKM HKKS OK TUB t’ lO in Nmt Ytu k I it> fjrrjtuirij In (mm out* i»f the lilgK^nl picket good faith.
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In Washington a United Slate*
• 'll.mdd (intlfrird r f Riverdnl#, 1
Wall
Street urm
•lIll1
line*
rreerd
We-ten
I’ nioi
charge* were raised by a gov
1
N.Y. owner >>( Ihe I'eiisi'l olu Bot between picket, and police, lien t^diccuico e ml i
m .. n.i ll.lg (U.-I* mg m.i11 l.ci ' 11out the line. Steel Corporation spokesman said
ernment ‘ no longer In powrr. In
that
the
company's
preahlent,
tling
Company
ami
the
Pure
Rock
(
Intel
national
I
addiUorf, he aald that the claims
Benjamin Fairies*, is-on hi* way *
Mineral Spring* Corporation, both
did hot have sufficient grounds
to the capital. The «|*nke»mnn
of Ellcnville. N.Y
for action by the Security group.
wllll 1 Faille.•*» U9( In «*»•
John Joyce, Jr ,
owner of the
Iran now haa a new Premier,
IMi t
th e
8T«»vSr mitral tt'Jfl.tU
Joyce Seven-l'p Dotiling t'oiupany
.Ahmed Qavarrv. es Saltaneh, who
f ci file •?
liDl Iu Lull lit
of -Now U.-beile, S V:
succeeds the Premier, Ibrahim
the White llthiur
Joseph .Chamber, of Troy, N
Hakim), who Instructed the Iran
o f f e r ia l
nfhftAD
(i oviTiimrnl
ian delegation to UNO to raise
V., co-owner of the Seven-up
it !*h%tl
the tt|i(rifnii thm Kmrli*
Iha question.
1Bottling Company of Tt**y
In iII 't'U%n 1
Ihr
nf
Declares
‘ Wan aceusaei the Soviet union 140 Game Slate Adopt Sherman
George Long of Chicago, for1hr }i'i ii v ttf filer I, Mi
of a number of interventions in
S h i p p i n g Holiday j mtr preMiliMU if the Pure ltmk I)r. Frank (iuillman S!ip>.st> Impurhinuo
ed During Meeting
and rer-onteiston official, tire -aid
Iranian, affair*. The chief Iran
to b„ee drelayed tliai an.Increase
O f Immunization A^dinst Smallpox
ian delegate, S.H. Taqitadeh, told
A t M ayfair Hotel
Steadies M a r k e t
•F l o r i d a Delegation of about I I a ton will l«e grant
the coupril that his nation ta
ed eventually This compares with
l''or Children O f This A rea
bringing up -the dispute because
Striving To Fuse the 8J Fairies* has urged to
Officials and director* of the
Fifty more Jamaican negro
it might l«*d to International
Florida State'league, during the farm laborers arrived Friday eve
wage rise*.
frazil* h •Oli •Brrk up
frtetion.
Strawberry Ceiling cover
mid-winter dinner meeting held ning at the W FA Farm lahm
A new wage agreement with
‘ Hill' « » mi”
r JrmJlh « f
Th* Soviet official haa asljad yesterday at the Mayfair Hntrl. Camp, 'and thl> morning were
the
Radio
Corporation of Amer
liu
ll
specifically
that the
Council adopted the 1040 league schedule
alioted to eight growers to.rellev
ica
may
set
the pace for setlllng
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In
quote, “ leave the matUr aaida
“ The marketing pic the two.week-old strike of “ ho.*
voted to open the plavleg thp labor shortages on celery
D r klrl. 1 f i t
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I- , ,1 .ik i i u i l l n m i i
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■and open for aolution by ntgotla- season on Tuesday,'Apr. IQ. This vegetable
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Florida
fitiila
and
veg*
fprms
of Sent
000 ( tO electrical workers.
In U
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1l»i> '-i.r.i i *m|#' 1 ' o ' — C
tjjmt by both parties," Ha de- will be th* first time In th* County. This bring* the total of
Tile union accepted a 17'»
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W . ' f . n e ' , l , y * •« , • e|illoiially gowl right
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\-“thi* v» )uld
A
musical
program
vras
pre'hough
•
rainy
weather
weaker*
at
the
ramp
up
to
200,
I'd 1cent hour ly Wage hooat far *,•
*4 l *'* Florida
V\*«if k i* f^ h ‘ ih i- ti liu • iit 'll• .11 - e l - , now .
J'n t £s h
nub'
id liy (iordon Briirso* u» the
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it wa* announced." r ‘
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o
f
1
ra
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,in
t
lolled offer- i 0041 t antdri N J „ worker*.1 Th*
Judge Allen, negro, was found t r ir f k i i f ^ t e Y ';»! I i
•plrft of kgooX"‘ P H fh lb ra " ’ ’ lfe in 1030, ih tt loop play'will opsa
v luncheon lodge with Mi**
*aid
VUilliiiui wage peare was reached writhKfi'M1»"l4i
J! i Mime area,,
A
slight
raise
in
celery
price*
K " f it v
H e a lth
^ in C
hv
a
jurv
In
Circuit
<\*wrt,
Friadd*.! that t w f ir th* UNO char on any day other than a Sunday.
Mrt'oil. Mi*»
McUnli
t
'h a t
i
w it-oil
dlyert nr of Florlda I out a strike and without gnvrriiFOB Sanford wa* noted at the
f fil-Et \ f i“( h n u r *1 H r mtn.ter, th* method of direct negoThe" league officials, guest* of
anil 'Ml«s Ilernicc Ucr»rd from day. to b.. rnjt i-iult*
w m ii't h ' .
1 « I I h-* * *
11 “ Mt M' I r
Khi liters Markets torlay. tnent os*i«t«noe It rlimared linen
tlatlon f» the one which should the
Seminole
County
Junior end of tho shipping and site re l'anatl<i\aho nro now conthroting ilryn-p tntirtlci a. rbmgcd li\ the th e - 1 1 1 , .1 r v i h i i l l i '
\\. ne in receipt of week end month, of negoUatfnns
be applied first..
Chamber
of
Commerce,
also during holiday whirh was wall revival ihyviccs here, sioxun; a Stan a* repie-enrcd tiy A w i.0 4
•O'l-pli t i l l , fiU » ■i
report(mm .-c\ ' ra1 markets
settled the player -classification observed throughout the *tnt« uurnkgr of go*pel autigs.
\ -ea I.M It*
tnnt State Attorney Gem go A , preside. I
f
D m*
which emphnsire the relatively
problem when they voted to limit during tlm past week, according
Fletcher Boil* introduced ito llernltes, in conneetimi with the opened the iir iiiin t f \1t
I;n i.
-nlufactory situation ns lo pricor,
each participating entry to four
S lji t p VV 4 1(ii11’ M lf l 1 in iioe'l priHliirtion renters,
rookies (fta defined by Die Na to Charles I>, Sherman, director hort 1^ Finch iff Kthe Brooklyn deatli from a bullet wound of (Title nf (itt n e c i c t a i v m iil
of
the
Federal-Stute
News
SerDmlgers
ami
raid
that
175
mem
wu»
elected
tional Association), three men of
"A Florida delegation hns been
Maggie Allen, wife of the negro j
it r lf lii
kVil
unlimited experience and eight vice at the Sanford Stale Market, brr* of the Brooklyn N'Jub will olt Dec, II, Judge M.B. Smith pre- j tirer and Ai S . W h
in Washington this last week.
elected
vir
t*
president.
Celery
movement
from
Florida
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bo here" for Spring trnlnbtg. on
|pushing the fight for easing of
men who hav* had unlimited exsided at the trial
Dr Qinllin.in -tilled it,
th •
ill ^ |H*r |ti'i rr 11inif it?
neritnee in etas* I) baseball only. was 200 cars at compared with Fioloy. Ua Hildetl that It
650
the
week
before.
Ue
the
largest
training
setup
lit
>
Til,, defense, represented by Al- intent!,* I I*, m i n on the i
*111,m Ite'i i i»*«. fihi-il hs llit* llffiri*
This action, which fallowed n
the
state
of
Florida,
login?
the
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With the exception of Mopday,
f f l*i irr* Ailmmisl i «l l»ih SfiiHtnr
Spenrer maintained of tile Health t nit IIMembers o f the Lions Club at lengthly discussion, was unanlWASHINGTON. Jan 28. (Ah
rivic, clubs to help enteitnin them '
functioning hot I t s I"*
1 IriTldi |*i'pp**r mn11 1*4j'rrsputnti
ita meeting Friday strongly sup-' mou.iy approved by the director*, the 8aoford-Gviedo celery section*
that
the
shooting
»
ho
It
oceurrnl
S
l.illlr. wh" finishes up
In
uppleTni
nt
Ilia!
p'
had
a
shipping
holiday
all
week
’
while
here,
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Kir"t
ported John Shirard'e proposal '
ia * rT limit, which during
a lunitf) i .il-mg )*•'* « ' 'in* Trraj
<n ' i , Alien ‘ home ••■ I.nblabom
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•when
rain
prevented
cutting
on
1
Other
visitor*
at
t'/tn>'«
lunch
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that . Lfon. representative Join |
°P*ratlon had been act
ary nev! 1 1 iday prai't'd America.i
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Tuesday and Wednesday. Some! eon included Ted Caswell of ( urn-ju,,. ucidcnlal. that while Allen 1*1 o ii am •’ t to« rrp |ir«*»'-!llt "lilt III jf MillJ>* Mi iicwr»pa|w->« imlay for "aiiiasing
representative* 0f the Seminole I
* * “ j(J '.w**
f•at
j * el
*
tlio le t ,u n ity
cutting
was
rerorted
in
Ihe
Glailrs
bridge,
Mas#.,
George
Frederick
J
„
leaning
n
linLto
caliber
rifle,
league
i hvii i (iiifi*rt*iti r \tdii Ivpm t m»*nt support of riir "moot 'iicceaaful
Sportsman Aesodation |n urging 11500 during a previous lea
,,.M1|ting
It i- hi- plan he
t. after sections on those days. Seminole of Ashury l'ark, N. J.. Wilbur
“ i v f i ' i i t kilt im- ilii*I n l' A t«f ftciah. war financing Job tile world hur
County Commissioners to get meeting
n w ‘ ln<f held
h ," ‘ *in I^eaburg
■o ff »>« •''* " ‘ "'D
examine a i l i h l l d m i 11 - M l ' !
the Close D limit hsd been set at County shipped JH cars as com- Clark of Columbia, S. (',. B u r l " 1
Tiit? 11*41iii*ni
ii ui Mm* il»nt ever known."
(King done on the Mullet Lake |1H00 during the minor league pared with 1H2 the week before.1 Bristol o f Cahasset, Mi's., C. II. m. Ihe death of the wile, whoso 1first llirotigli the tint <• grade
*
■9'tattling done on the Mullet meeting held In Columbus lata in
wbi, f«»r
*'f nine centw . LittleX resignation « h apjctn!
Meeting In Totkeland, Jan, 10, I.c.'hcr of Huntingtlon, Pa., and bark- and left side was pierecti j and ntiy others regordh
in tli* (Tiling, Ihe KJoriillnn-i‘ bn*-| newspaper consultant in ihe War
tho celery division of the Florl-j J. p. Howard, Otl« Taylor, A. II. hv tie bullet ns she sat rating lit their grade, if the tearh-t
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ll|t ifti; their iimumenti* fm thin veil* Finance Division becomes effect
that for .Hity
reason ~a .din
da Vegetable Committee epprov-* Rcppard. C. J. Finley. M. C. •
'T .
lie ho» lieen on
Mijr iifi Mir tiiiftl
ami hnffir.t^ ive Friday.
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is advisable, There will
I Florida
State
league
ehould •d a program catcuiated to cut j Davenport, W. H. Lawrence, II. P.
Jefferson Bryant, negro, was to thorough check on rvr.
the stfpul
stipulation " ’ “ ‘ •‘ raise
year under th*
* ■ « it* limit to ,IlflOO
. n™ In order current ahlpmenta 25 to 4Ti pet MncD.matd af f/rlando.
nf priHlurlinri nf tIn- Imuiy vnip. leave sc president of General
a road be built td the eight aerej ra'’ p lw k l*,"tim'“ pubHr with” 'the cent in order to meet the disax
mnl Di tnitH , II Un >
Brig. General J. (' Hutchison day . n trial on a chmge try the
J t If Aimiuii. I I* h ••i r iiiif nod Feature-, C'orji., New lurk ( il>
traet on the 8t- John*
J^hia j)Mt
u baseball. Several trous condition caused by the ex- j has accented an bonoiaty raem Slat. of a stntUBiory assault per ill s, Thr Ir. ill Mill ■'
.1 U Mrliitoth of IM.mt i'll), nrut In a letter to newspaper publishera, he cited today the .118,543.rtc^I in f II •te ( Ih t K fM* ■
toeZ would connect with Ko*d| official* pointed out that It would cetslve movement.
t>er*hip In the Rotary Club, it
I m Jiirk t it'4'niniin *d the 1
(XIII line* of news
and editorial
Secretary again d BO eight ye lit old negro
eonetruetad by. ^ ,i,trjmenti| to the league to
by
Total movement 'from F’ lorida was announced
ijf il 1It Tint f1 111nl* ib -'-.f.
-itv of floiiil.i |m ,|Uil ""fn
which newspaper* gate
gul
the State Utween Sanford and | hjr# Reaper d a s. l> baseball and California the sreomk weekj Walter liaynct.
he .h•■virr.l it1; flint r ri>."
the G « * v » SccUon. II# added that j p, . yeri a„ tllc Florlrla State In Janua'ry wa* 1105 cars - no all ___________ ;____
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1: ,,* ,1 au..n^ u.,. w », «»,d v .•»...>
llst.i nf Iti:limit,/ uiti..
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1 ,r'k a< 1 '
iDibi*?. |m jtiMltinfi Mr Mild they
he understood that if the county j
would possibly prmluc* a time record, a c c o r d in g to the
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>|ublished mare ltu.ii $I |n iltlil.lMlll
J,il not «lo something about th «| C|ae* I> brand of baieball in Florida
Vegetable
Committee
liilki lev4',, VlM'l ii >tie •
i I've IT'tcrson I'
h .pril n,“ ' w„ttii of bond aiiveitriing, much
oject by June or Jol/, they f « Tior to aurrou
surrounding Class O Of this total Florida supplied
|Mi h, IiiI’
Mu.
It'a t II .review of the i.-.(ue-t by nf (t rnlllr,,„|e,| „ r ,nt.| to spun■lit! stand a chancy o f loting hpigu** such as
Imv i 1f*IMit 1ir t l Dm\J ' f » ‘ *
MW cars.
tIi c* A if i ii*u11ui it1 "‘I f *•inI- 111*1y ■iir1' nt r r iliic ed r is !* "
e park.
•*
! Florida and the Atalmma-Florlda
Th# volunteiy restriction pro
I tM'll fin BlllftlllMMf .ri.fi. i
tiling hrlpftii m •limn li ri' ion t.
"A m afin i" ronlnbuDon
Mullet Lake Fa.rk, he declared, drculu. This action was also gram. according lo F*VC wa* com
w li) 1Hillirr V,r 1 mu
"This umailng contrihultuit by
would be very desirable s i
approved.
Mi. 1. 4a x 11\ •- 1hi: the.OPA.
plied with by the grower* and
JUBl
“ Heavy m ips. fallowed by coul tiPWspstwra. to hripftnaiw*c and
By CKCRLlA THULUCK
' j Villi .Mr*. Monghti.n trying to
nlcnie and boat docking grounds,
... order to provide the presi •Uppers, o f epiw rim ririy W F :
cr - Iu - niiiny dreadful 1 Mil
wcatlier have relardwT -trawifr r y wiitl
Oku Nordjffsn, 'farfittF” 8anfoF<!
the toughest war in history.
fa stated that th.iera we* na other dent and secretary with an Idea cent of the Florid* volume, anil
Will)__
h i i mttriy
^ 1!*. 'phln
t«l 1not
"i liv. picking In the I‘laid City nrv.i, Litfle said, “ should make every
place on the river nearby where o f how each club is progressing several nf the handful of "hold resident and brother of Col. Carl in*:. * * * - cliaiyitil in •P-T'
many 1iietiplv.
Thl* iM
need
h.’
graduated
from
Ncmiimle
High
slates
Market
Munngci
II,
F
I.'
newspaperman proud of his pro
the average parson could go for edth it* plan* for operating this outs" also reduced their ship Nordgren and Olaf Nmdgtrn, hns
Last year there were over 15,1100
recently been awarded 1500 fur Sdirnil and was uwanlod the Irv rase* reported in tl"- I'tnled Johnson. Th- hist week's offer fession-proud, too. of Ihe leader
a picnic without trespassing on aaason, Mr. Combs called for a ments.
ing
Bachelor
Medal
and
Award
ings
lotnled
only
11.771
pints,
as
ship and patriotism of his assoct1vata
ng
.States and 26 percent
I lies*
rittg" igreund. By _conatructi
,,
_ report from each director on his
The program provided for a his painting, ."Boutbern Town"
Rain also .lamuged some utes-but most of alt. proud of the
. branch road to th* ghound* respectiv# organisation. Daytona shipping holiday Jan. 24. 25, 25 which was on* of 12 selected frum fm the best historical oration in died." said Ih (Jldlltnnu 'In the a result
th
Stale
of
Florida.
He
entered
now, he said, they" could have Beach reported that the club and 27, and for shipping only 3.270 entries iu the Fine Art*
Inst two months there.bdir t.een of the berries tm low lands in the glorious war record that news
Ills painting Btrl-on^University in Ik-Land uv two cases ol dipljterin m aur North Hurida ntmiueilon area papers made which will g o ‘ a long
th* >
use of istate equipment, and there wa* definitely set for 4-9-8 Golden variety and ,1'e and Calender contest.
■ue*
an
art
student
and
wa*
made
c # t h c righit o f way for a Very operations. The Palatka official* larger o f Faecal until F*b. 2. went on exhibition at New York’s
county amt this /could nil lie around Starke. The outlook for way toward furthering the causa
a goml yield is favorable ho*- of jt free press throughout the
reported that Myril Hoag, former Tha division will re-aasembi# at Rockefeller Center on Nov. 13, Assistant I’rofem ir of Art during averted by proper' vacnm
nominal fee.
tl.r
first
semester
of
his
college
eeil
[here is liltij’ a gr*vrii'l ■<
e.l ver. stnlrs L. M. While, manuger world,
“ Thera
Th *. . Lion
Liens - appointed Joseph outfielder for th# SL Louis Lakeland on Jan. 41 |o formulate 1046. and will be exhibited in the
Wink.
,
llsd Men) Problem.
irasttas** r m Paw# Bis)
Melech to eppegr
the
Mench
eppagr 'before
-b
jilans for the -future. Califomt t. major cities of the c o u n t r y
for vitllahee whole strii *l»t:» of tlu Starke Market.
riii* was fallowed by Ids return are C on cern eilsaid Dr Nri'iili“ During the war year* news
.. we* reported, has nut reduced throughout I04S,
County Commission st It* meetto
.Sweden
to
slrdy
art
and
his
paper* hail more problems than
man, He staled that in the r " '» l
its shipments materially, In part . Mr. Nordgren came to Sanford
Ing On Feh. 8, to urge immediete
iwing off-led mii honorary scho two months there hud aN . been , ,
ever before yet there was never a
Frank Hutchins, 57,
rji
f? n
action on the project.
%
beasoe* o f better [rices, but th* in 1020 with hi* parents- Mr. and
larship
at
the
University
of
Stocstime when the Trensury called
tno
of raiiio iffitU'ti iit Lj # iCa l y n c n i " l L i i u n
J.C, Trice, county game com
shortage has been a re- Mrw. Gustaf Nordgren, direct from
Died least Monday reefer
upon them for help that th'y
Stockholm, Sweden. He studied liolin which he refused, lie relurn- the llUmlth tin it. Dogs should he
missioner proposed to the Lions
larding factor,
F
r
i
d
a
y
Afternoon
eo
la
thl*
country
and
Became
felled to come through."
in tW -local schools, was Assist
Innocuiuled,' he said, and fanuliet
La Monte
Grew, FVC
U a i; they sponsor a rodeo .at
,
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Frank HuUhlne, 87. fether of reported in hie latest bulletin that ant Professor of A rt at Stetson I'tufi sior of Art at the Corcoran that cannot afford to have d"gs j
Semlnols Driving Park. I lia mat
Art
Galleries
in
Washington.
D.
should not keep them or families
ter eras taken under advisement. Mrs. John Cull urn, Mrs. Ha raid the sleet etrik# is proving to be a University, Professor of Art at
Char #y IU ford I vurr 77 a Mrs. Daisy B. Smith
Billingsley, Miss Naomi Hutchins ■erioua factor in th# Florida Vege- tha Corcoran A rt Galleries in C. where Ids duties allowed him who do have them should feed
m ident of thl. ritv for the past Died In Jacksonville
and MIm Georgia' Hutchins, all polnted out that in addition lo VUthlnffton# D* C. nnd was rt* to paint many hour* a day, Hit them. Rummaging bv dogs
*
dUchtrgad from th« Array i nm»t
puintinga nro now a
. rb.ee ran.
i'**W*.
hi. home on
H IT * UPENDING *
o f Sanford, died suddenly last reduclnr the purchasing power of c«nUjr
garliage
tans and eating « f
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W'esi. F'irst Htirri Friday after
‘ TOPEKA, Kan-. Jan. >8( M V - Monday in Tampa.
th* country m a time when Flo after earring with tha rank of on di*jplay at the Corcoran Gal* poiaoned food it the sourre of noori fnt I ;2f* o'clock, following a
Mrs. Italsy B. Smith. 77. of DJ03
Mr. tlatcktaa wa* born In "Bueh- rida will be snipping fresh v#g*. s e r g e a n t in tha architectural leries and Included in the group much of this danger lu» pointed
Former president le| candidate
Hubbard Street- Jacksonville, an
lingering illness.
are
lome
murals
which
have
won
camouflage
division.
out
and
B**«rtcd
that
there
de
A ll London o f Kansas hap eallad nslt On Apr. 29, 1888, .and came table marketing elteutlon.
lie
Mr. Tyner, formerly employed sunt of C. L. Irwin of Sanford,
One* da Jr in 18i20 Mrs. James International acclaim. During the finitely should l># somsthimf done
far ________
an end togovernment
governmentborrow to Sanford about 88 yean ago. ‘ ”
in large
quantitlei, the
by the Atlantic Coast Line, was died Jan. 21 at her home follow
ing. spending and, a. ha puls It. For two years prior to th* tin s
strike will reduce the eup- Moughton, teacher at the ‘‘little war Mr. Nordgren served Iit the about Ihe stray dog situation.
"There are several rather im- a member of the Church of ing a brief Illness. A native of
giving easy o
atf money. Re
.
told
___ of his death, be hsd been su
o f wire, nail* and other m .-1^
»chool *>»»»•" on Palmetto architectural camouflage field but
recently received his discharge.
1. He
lie is
ts survived
aurviveu by
oy his
ni* Rutland. O.. she cants to Flori
ed in fa m in g near Tampa,
a Kansas women's Republican
■
Avenue,
opened
the
door
o
f
her
rUnt needs in our r ^unte_»» Christ.
grower# and
r. Hutchins, * member o f Jha
<t, Mr*. Meliese Tyner; three da 33 years ago from Detroit,
see
them." he decleted. "U ral, widow,
,lt> Topeka, and wa quote,
room and saw standing there two He and hie wife and daughter.
i
iters, Mr*. F. W. Dreggor* Mick' and had lived In Jaekeon.
In addit
*~* ~ eiiino! First- Be
rather awkaril confused little boys, 8igrid- are visiting Col, Carl there is the serious neeil for a dauihter*
Fire, 7,etl* I'letts of Jack- villa, where for 25 veers she trie
hie four daughters, l a ________
she said tha other day. Their Nunlgrsn, his oldest brother, in more sanitary, better enulppeil end Mrs.
four brothers, John J. IfttU
name* (were Oke and Olaf Nord Washington at the present tint* building in which to House the sonvlllo, and hire. C. IL Murphy a member of the Main Street Bap
chins o f Bowling Green,
gren and both spoke Swedish while Olaf, the youngest brother. Health Unit. We need rtMim Ami of DeLand; two sons. J. H. Tyner tist Church and choir.
She I* survived by two atep
Chess Hutchins' of Buehn^Dj
Is In Sanford with hi* wife and privacy. Fly greatest drenui i* to end C. I. Tyner of Dundee; one
According to Information reeon*, Frank U 8mllh of the Army
of Buatraell ami
*
iy from th# Ser- t r o u g h dill
work and un- three children spending a leave see our County Health Unit In a brother, Jitu Tyner of Orlando:
of the
Mooghten, Olaf ha* served in the 0. S. Nary suitable building. There is also n two slstera, Mr*. Daltejr Gill of and Edward B, Smith of Jack*
.
s o £ iu h 3
airailar need in tb# outlying die* Orlando end Mrs. Janie Johns of eonvill* with whom she madq tar
gt, Daniel W.
to under- for th* past 18 year*
stive in this eoun
w y raia['
“J TB O M iiiV ILLE , Oa“ j*n . '
The ob
tricts where our Clinic* are held, Fin# Castle; 14 grandchildren home, a sister, Mr*. B. A. Irwin,
Georg* Irwin
They proC. L. Irwin, arid three grandson*.
and thle would afford a place and eight great grandchildren.
plants now In span
1 Boston ere
t Oke passed of the tares Nordgren boy*
Funeral servlrts for Mre, Smith
Funeral service* were held at
a* located at Albany. daughter, Mice Joyce Ann
nlted State*,
'th, end sixth Eric Nordgren, an uncle and resi where our nurse* could go end
Mr. Nordgren hove their patient* aome for 10:00 o'clock yesterilay morning were held Yttdnesdsy morning at
Dothan, Moultrie end of Hanford.
ter of school dent o f Sanford.
is aboard tha UJLH. grade* In ,
Funeral service* for Mr. HatTtttea are again In tM market
■ Morel
ornlng, Irwin le putting his
th*
cist 1 mates to attributes the Inheritance of hla weekly rheek up»," s«hl l*r. (Julll- at the Erickson Funeral Home. the Main Strict Baptist Church
chine were'held In BuahnaU.laai
V S B . Windham B*
summers when talent fo r art to Eric's father m*an. “ W# plan to wurk at tha The ' remains were taken to with Rev. Thoms* Hansen
“
'
1alleewaew M — M *
;~tg~ 'on —tl
|U U . B IN out wIw U lH Srtllt, M yearv o f a r * 76b u f ■imprevtHr'the- tsritttn rf Mafi&a ' a t y ~ fo T 'ln W m » l_ y w r eUTtng.' TntrrnifTTV w xi tngreen Cemitery.7.
, •,'i
t
woe studytqg and * resident qf Stockholm- *
terday.
a hospital
our entire community.”
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Florida State
Fifty Jamaican
League To Begin I Farm Laborers
Plan April 16|* Added To Camp
Extensive Health Progi^m Is
Market Picture
T la n n e f By Cotinly fifeahh Unit Is Exceptionally
Musical Program
Is Presented At Negro Found Not
S 3 ] Rotary Luncheon Guilty Bv Jury
In Circuit Court
Newspapers (Jet
Praise For Work
In Rnnd Drives
Action On Mullet
Lake Project Is
Urged By Schirard
Oke Nordgren Receives $50!) Award
For His Painting Of “Southern Town”
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M O ND AY, J A N U A R Y ,28, 1
TH E SANFORD H E R A LD , B A N FO R O PPLO R ID A
P A G E TW O
—
Forgotten Men
The Sanford Herald
While we are shedding our crocodile tears over the
pathetic plight o f the meat packers, the automobile work
ers and the steel workers, who are paid from WO to $100
a week nnd are now striking for 00 per cent mojre, let
us give a thought to the many unfortunate peopKr’ in our
country who have to struggle along on less tljjui Jl.QOO a
Let us also think about those huntjptfd* o f thousands
of
people
who, struck" down bjf.Jllness o f one.kind or an
■rnscnii’TioH hajks
. Parable la S ltiH t
other, are unable to earn anything at all and are'dependent.
not only for thejr livelihood but also for their cure, upon
the rather meager and uneven flow o f private charity or
public welfnrc funds. In our own county there are dozens
■bilaarr w llr n , rarAa *1 o f people* suffering from tuberculosis alonn .ivh oh u ve. no
1,^1*.
tr..,.ull..N. ki.M
Income o f their own and no place to go for treatment or
Ijlrrlnlnmrnl, 11 * flit
■al.lM* (■■<!„. wilt ka.i
care.
■t
./,,r)UO>a
Speaking before dhe St. Augustine Chamber o f Com
Isliiiii
merce
the other night, Governor Caldwell described the
I nr
conditions existing at any o f our state -institution* -^a*
*»l
r i l l , , la
III*
r a u a lr r " I l k remiiiiscefit o f a Nazi concentration cam|»— conditlonslhal
tir in r ip il h * * 4 * a * r t* r ~ la I U « « « are U disgrace to Florida. It Is unthinkable that the un
<M
V » 1V l«.r k *
fortunate feeble-minded or mentally IJJp^lv^jJd be disa n * i.‘in beyond
o ^ i)cm C 'ifitti~ T T T r
reach of atU'ndnnls'
p a b llra lln a at all a*
lOUld be so crowded
r t a l l l i l I " II "«■ n » l
at tillla .l la I l l s M e »
■ l **
to feed themselves
th e Inral a m * a a b ll*b *4 herein.
A ll r l i K U In r r * « h l l r * l l * e
“ * * - without jabbing their neighbors with their elbows, with
ria l ■ llia a la b r* M r a la h r* a l* a reconsequent frequent disorders and fig) ts
• ''Some o f the* buildings o f ‘our a at
MONDAY, JANUARY 2i, IWB just plain rotten” , be continued. ''Some* nr
because o f leaky roofs nnd falling p aster. A t the * Boys
in u i.b VKit&rL t im TODAY
n waiting, fOr
‘ MAKE SPIRITUAL MEDICINE j*»ilH throughout Florida Ijeikuse n<*r*tiioFo bens con bi
l'ALATAULi. nv A
KKAu/.A- jnmmed Into these old bulldingH. And we have in our ».uU
TION THAT IT IS GIVEN IN ho^ t e h'bWhr ffm 'tv iljr'Jt-fntctifm w f-t h o s e - c a r t
I.OVE: All rhi»*ti«lng seimeth anV -(ten tIon “
’
* foj- (he itrani'iil to ue not Joyous, ana BllCIlUOn.
; , |,ut grievous, yet afterword it
* These |>eoplc, and millions more like them III OUr Coun
yleideth jienreablt fruit.-41chtew* try who suffer from physical disabilities, lack o f aducaLfcJt- ’
Hhm, or skill or training ifkfiny juirtiaihtr job or proftksion
•John I.. l « » l * ha* been are’pied are jh c '‘forgotten moiT i f our times.' They, too, .are coninttithe fold by Ufc A. K. of I - ; fronted with rising prices. They too are feeling the effects
* ,l.
lh9 o f food and material shortages. And in hospitals when
wheri they ll uke any *wy.
nurses and attendant* are scarce and cooks and maids ulmosl
a mtie "aowi iwighbur.policy" nfuufixistfltlt* they, too. kno^v the labor sbortaif& __f-_i_
^
woaWo't
ii
a s m gtip
e tt
-—
-j these,
B S atruly
■ wunfortunate
• H '"
.... ...... 'hurt■ l any
along
people suffer
Freneh-SpatiMi Tryitier nr the
j A regular meeUng of the Woodimen of the World wUJ take- place
|tonight at ‘Woodman 11*11, 115
vw w w w w ssw aM w w vw
! W H O LESALE PRICES!
. SEE THE AD ON PAGE
6 FDtt THE
SANFORD MATTRESS
FACTORY
W E D N E S D AY N IG H T AND EVER Y W ED N ESD AY
REAL ITALIAN SPAGHETTI
D IN N E R W ITH A L L
OP T H E 'T R IM M IN G S
$ 4 .00
J.
R A Y M O N D M. B A L L , R E A L T O R
Real
•
R O Y JOHNSON'S RED B A R N
RESTAURANT
c
Sales— Rentals— Mortgage
Dependable Insurance and Bonds
THE
IFrile* Fin*,
.*•
Hu**isn-lrsnian border,
--------The Titusville Star-Advocate ,s
•g*in*t any merger of the Army
and Navy because neither one uf
dim then would have anyone to
Jnmr*. ltoo*evclt unitottbces that
be will “ attempt to assume lender'
ship lii the council* of the.Demo
cratic party", and the Melbourne
Time promptly conclude*. “ The
natlun I* »avcd!"
l :5*
Mnylw the . strike In the automobile husinr** will prove n Rood
thing- in n ftandilili anyway.
I . . . ..
congestion nlreau'r w.tul It ]». *
nunrit ied ihuiiiund itiore Btilo*
mobile* writ Id' Ju*t hboul bring
thing* to « rtanrt*tlll anway,
lUtcigh I'cttjwny, who onrp ran
[of guitittu.r against Fred Co m
orfar* "till
think would have iiutil# an able
go'.rrnnr, ha-. anmwncadJtU rawioldacy for the Suprem* Court of
Floiiou. After presiding over virlou* HtlDLorouKh county court*
for 17 i'tsn , he U now a renblent
It t<K>k no "He detector” to
timy Sarah Kill*, Department of
grkultur; worker. * u 1tying
hen *bo told police the Ihlngs
In her »ultr«*e were ju*l n few
ChrDIma* prewmU for her moth
er. The.thing* were * -K callrtcf
.revolver,* thrye ice pick*, a backraw, bJ butcher knife, a meat
cltaver, a pair of robber glove*
‘mir harkpaw' blade*.
=farmer*
Buy thin Reynolds Intfjrnational pen tomorrow, January 29, 1946—
don't iill it again until January 29, 1948! -Here ia the fantastic,
*"
*—
Chess Boy Wander
atomic era, miiafculous fountain pen that you've read about, heard
Arturito I’ omar, tbb 14-year-o)d Sjutnish chess marvel,
Irt not y t t at the bap of- the heap- Irr tho-intermit itJfTarmflftters* tournament at London the drawing brought him
agninst Savellj Tartakower. the Franco-Polish champion,
one of the great chess plnyers of the world.
Tartakower wot^ hut It took him fmir hours and a
half to do so. In tournaments defeat does.'t\t eliminate thr
loser; the final atanding depends on the number o f games
won nnd lost in the various round*. Pomur. therefore, still
has a clutruu. to com e‘out first, and the expectation is that
ho will fit least win one o f the higher prizes
Pomnr is another ilhlstnition of the frequency with
which chess skill flowers early. In this It seems to rank with
mtisicf A Mozart in music and Morphy in ches* both ‘tchiev.
ed supremacy at an astonishing early age. Maybe a philosopheif could find other parallels between two skills which a
first Right seem utterly tinrein ted.-v.
about, wondered about, waited for! Imagine a pen like this! You
;s Thru 4
C u rL o n t
Reviving Old Success
"Show Boat” ha* been revived, and a long run Iv
expected. Thf* masterpiece o f the late Jeryme Kern held the
record fo r length o f run for a muBical Hhow until "Okla
homa” .came along to surpa** it.
- Some other munlcat succe*BeB o f the past might also
be revived with profit. Loco! showings of "Rose ■dhrlo"'
recently gave encouragement 4o the* idea. "The Student
■Prince", "Th e Pink I„'idy", “ Bio Rita"- and some o f Vlcto’HerberFa production* suggest themselves. While some may
now strike audiences as a little "dated", Might alterations
would cure that. Many playgoer* who have plcn'vnn* mem
ories o f these bygone hit* ^oflld welcome the chance tq
■ We caught hell a few - month*
ago when we darwf lo reueat til
thi* column an opinion,of a re
luming Cl from Europe that he
Thar# will be a dinner at thliked lha German* better than
Ihe Frcnth. Now *the Army ra* Armory -In honor of the State
veal* ihat thi* (II was not alone Guard tonight at 8:00 o'clock
in M* opinion. A poll- conducted Cant. John Galloway announced
by Army authoritle* among occupatinn troop* last Fall. Il w *»
announced last week, ahowed 7J0perrent of th* American *oldlcr*
liked the Germane Utter than Guard
Against ...,
either the French or BriU»h.
'~ a i
> **' ■j- - j
The t r-s1j percent wage jncrea*e
ordered jn the »ieet and automobile Induatrlea ia baaed not bn
anticipated revenues of the eomiitK year, hut on pruflD accum
ulated during the war dciplte con-
Loans
Room 4, Florida State Bank Buldinj
L S «d
WITH
Estate
can go to the remotest ice floe in the Aleutians where ink has
never been heaul of. You can stay fo r two whole years—and this
veritable camel o f a pen won’t ask fo r a drink. That alone would be
enough to make you storm our doors, flood our stores, deluge us
.J ***,'
with calls to buy this pen. But this Buck Rogers baby has more
Ij
tricks up its sleeve. It writes in the stratosphere at 20,000 foot alti
mm
B rii'ja <fl%
tude or higher without leaking. It will w iite on cloth—under water.
And you get the hdndsome desk stand— so you need only one fo r
U*
office and pocket. The perfect present fo r anyone (m ale or fem ale)
-i
. ft
(office or fam ily) from age 8 to HO! Comp in now while we still have
a large stock.
W M I io l.fir lp ,
or h enk
Including stand in natural
silver color . . pen* in black,
blue, green, red or .natural
sliver color.
Infantile Paralysis
By W. V. Hitting
Tourhton Drug Co.
' U la aaitf that the price* o f
The One Bright
Star In Driving •
appmlate
-mean* when they t
. they would feel 4«
4 gprernnienl ordetrd i
i f or thU veaaun, .win
sailing for !***■ than
i«
i > of profit* maili
.Jt 'lector ean dtl« t . aynipton* If
*)%}
If not completal)
Yotfr doctor
to watch, for
S T A T IC and
reeoknlii
DYNAMIC
KWO with car* the pharma* • * supplies the medleina*
led; fdrr The f*ihiJr ”
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>NDAY, J A N U A R Y 28, 1916
TH E SANFORD H E R A LD . SANFORD, FLORIDA
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at HOt Magnolia Avenur.
Betlrtjr EdlUtrt Cecelia Truluek
County Council
Social Calendar P.T.A.
Meets A t Longwood
MONDAY
The Phllalhea Class of the
First L’resbyteginn Church will
meet at the home of Mrs. K. It
llrownlee. 000 Palmetto Avenue
at 7:30 P. M. with Mrs. George
MaO atCat*, co-bos less.---— The St.-Monlar-Chapter of the
Holy Cross Episcopal Church will
meet at the home of* Miss Cecelia
Truluek, 11 lit Magnolia Avenue,
a t 8:00 P. M.
The Seminola County Council
’ P.T.A. met at the Lyman
:hoo| In Longwood Friday when
r*. John Miller (poke oir the
health of
summer roundup
pre-school children end Supt, T.
W. Lawton gave a talk fbnmade in schools and the many
charitable activities that are be
ing participated in by the school
children. Rev. D. Haskins eonilcrcrttenst- nnd-
First Methodist Church will meet
at the home of Mrs. A‘. .K. Shoemaker. 3318 Mellonville Avenue
of the Campbtll-Lossing Unit No.
bd.-will meet-at tha-Legiun Hoi
r « t 7:30 P- M. The past presidents
Will be honnr guests.
Double W edding Was
Performed Saturday
Wilkins, choaa a
W H O L E S A L E
P R IC E S !
HEE TH E AO ON PAGE
•i FOR THE
SANF.OBD MATTRESS
FACTORY
Mr*. John Rogers presided over
the meeting.
Mrs. Usrry Brown announced
that the firet regional meeting
will be held in Seminole County
on Mar, IS when Mrs. Frank
Howard of Leeeburg will be
present and possibly Mrs. Walter
ieekham,
state -* president
P.T./l. Local school P.T.A. presi
dent! will be members of the
general committee to -prepare
for the meeting.
Each ’schoo)- will
celebrate
Founders’- Day .individually- since
Mrs. Heckam will be unable to
nppenr here at that, lime. All
Sanford school*-*will compete for
the hlue ribbon award for 100
percent In all projects this year,
it was announced -by-Mrs. -Harry
Rrown. The n u t county council
meeting Is scheduled for Geneva
on Apr. 36. Mrs. Joe Corley gave
u report of the state P.T.A. con
vention held recently In Daytona
Beach.
Those' from Hanford attending
the meeting were: Mrs, John
Rogers, president, Mrs. Joe Cop.
, Mrs. It. F. Cooper, Mrs. John
Her. Mr*. R. F. tF.IDbery, Mrs.
I* Uullert, Mr*. J. C. Rusiell,
s. Henry Russall, Mr*. J. M.
me run. , lira. C. Ie Redding,
s. Clyde Ramsey, Mrs. L. P.
pton, Mrs H a oy Brown, Mrs.
f t Spencer, Mr*. Velma MltII nml Miss Ruth Hand.
STAPLING
MACHINES
Mr. ami Mr». E. M. Swalin of
jiGG Palmetto Avenue have had u
'their gue*t for several day* Mrs.
Frank HnllhrOX of Statesville, N.
C. Mr*. HaitKenx left'F rid a y to
return to her home. .
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Alan Hetzel Honored! ‘
With Birthday, Party |TERRACE
OKII)A ST
T A LK
THEATRES
Saturday Inornlri|t In and around
town were. I.LOYtl HO V LB wear
ing n medium blue suit with grey
hut . . . . W ALTER COLEMAN
a!jo wearing a blue auit having a
cup of,'Toffee in Koumlllat unit
Rev, and Mra. Joseph We tty of
Weatherly, Pa. and Mr*. Daniel
FUel 6V Penn Van, V- Y. arc
Jack Dolt and Donald Jones viilting Mr. and Mr*, la-wl* Flu l
at their home on Wret First
spent Friday ip Gainesville.
Street. Rev. AVetty .is minister of
pu* Quarantine" the Junior Play
vari-colored camellinj.
the Holiness Christian Church ef
will In* ringed Feb. I ut the Sent-1 Mr. si
Clenn 1.ingle Was in Tampa Weatherly, Pa.
inole High S c h o o l ..................o u t - 1 announce
Friday on business. •
( Mantling
characters
Include!; .Petty D
ie
Corrodlr
JEAN SAYEIt. N A N C Y W II^. Ecmnlil— Bernard— Behirard spent -the daughter of- Mrs; Dorothy P.
Tm m
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H A ^ r A N ,; inL.1. m
weekend ih Sanford. He and Mrs. Corrndi of 410 Elliott' A venue, is
CAROLINE LEE, MYRA SOUTH-' GIndy* I
Schirard are residing.in Miami.
a junior at Sullins College In
M ARI). 1.KTTH SHANNON. SI.
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.Bristol, Va. this year and is a
MON DING FELDER^ H ILL LUD- Hills. Pa
Colonel and Mrs. Mark Ijinye member of the Hnofprint* Club,
-WIU, . —HAUtlLlf— KASTXk-Rn-UKH-MrV-fdt-HBR-m •tH'timt,- MR8"
A rt tHubr-and - 1tie—Frorttftr~State liarpi.
JACK.li;
MOVE.
8PJMCEU
Also John Kite, Hobby
Billy Park,
Hobo Itpan,
Mr. and Mrs. H. Brown Miller
Mr. and Mr*. C. C. Priest re Spetu ci. Komne Garner. Iti
have as their guest Mr*. Miller’s turned Wednesday from Jackson Smith,
Earl itatljff.
Cl,
sister, Mrs. S. J. Thoms*, of ville where they have been for Clause, Alex Powers, Uobb
the past, two week*. Friend* of and Alan* Jlc tir l.. ■_
CbatloUc.NC.
Mr. Priest wilt be glad to learn'
Mra. V. Dudley Glover of Tam that he t* recuperating nicely
CRANSTON,
MYRA
pa spent the weekend wtth her from a recent eye operation
a ha» neen at twilling the RALPH
parents. Mr. and Mr*. C. C.
Uni iTr-miiv nf Finriling tm\*f r*«- SOITH W A llD , ROlllIY JONES,
Gantt.
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Bernard 1- Hurkey EM l / e has cmtlv moved to Tampa where GEORGE SPENCER. DWIGHT
‘returned to Sah Franrisro anil to Mr. Glover hit* accepted a posi PECK, HAROLD KASTNRU.HUSIIAUCOCK,
EVELYN
, Mr. and Mrs. Allen D. .Williams h is 1ship the UTLS. Mal.tr after tion with the Sweeny and Meigh- TON
of Yatesvtlle, Ga. will arrive to visiting hi* parents, Mr. and Mrs. en C.P.A. Firnf. They ale it-.iii- MATHEWS. CLARENCE GRANTHAM
PH YLLIS
ALLEN.
morrow- to b« the guests o f Mr.- L. S.' llarkey, at !i)03 Frem-h ing nt 20O!< DeUe Avenue
WAYDE RUCKER
DOROTHY
and Mra. J. C. Mitchell at thfir Avenur. He expect* to receive hi*
i IH M l K V atui oliiers
rti
diichatge in May front the U. S.
home on Magnolia.
KfltiieS K t'N lam m il S a lim la y noon
Naval Reserve after the comple
Mi
unit
MiM
Rupert
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UK. 4tieI MILS. TOM
Friend* of Mrs. J.. M. Hood tion of one more trip to Pearl lund have a* then go*--t t..i tlH'wr
I.IM.T, MKS
wli:i>Y
IS M lTIV
Will regret to laam of the death
some
time
Mr
HtrtcktandN 4 A H LD lV K S . t.FN K TIK'KK K
of her ds ughter. .Mr*. .Christine
falherrM r M. I!. Strtrklnud Hi. , , ,
mu) what have you
'lfcslop, in Macon, Ga. Mrs. Hood
Mr*. Walter _ I- Morgan will o f Greensboro, Ha, The family « »*rt* MEADE FOX. MALCOLM
has left for Macon where she arrive
tomorrow from * Atlanta spent. Sunday at l-'nytorut Itc.i.h MACNKII.L. HARHARA RUCKwill Ire for several days.
accumpanied by her sister, Mijs as the gueats of Mr amt Mr* ER. UNDSI.KY MEISCII, DAPH
Ruth Meltinger of Jacksonville. J. 'L. Strickland. "Mrs. l-ce Ityal.- NE CONNELLY, HELEN and'
o f t’ordele, tin. is esprclej I•• DAVID SMITH
soeiel licitOaklawn, Ohio and Mr*. Mary Mrs. Morgan has l>een confined
i'll this Week to Ire a gUeaLof Ytrl.--" aT Miami mid. . Hialeah
toFrost o f Hhelbyville, Tenn., are
the Hs. irk land* at their Itiitne in •in\ iin lode- tin- name* of GEN
being
moved
to
th
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Kemsl.l
guests of LleuL and Mr*. G. E. Laughton Mi-mot tal Hospital.
VKAI HENRY II ARN OLD . MR
Hioomr at their re*ldenee in the
and Mu, JOHN A MORRIS. ,.f
Han Ijuit.a Apartment*.
Mr. and Mr*. Joe Srhnitljer
York, L IE U T COl..
and
and
«nn,
Carl,
of
Delhi,
Iowa.
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F E. Roumlliat IH and.
‘Mrs. U T IV heel as* of Hop. I
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>t IV, ’ o f Selma. At* are | kin ton, low i* and Mrs Mildred M r # A i f l * ** I ||«m r||i *»U )t .|l
Wheelea* ot Orlando were the raor^ M*l Hf% kforan* »»f ‘.HI If1-1 •On. PR|\I i; „,|,| PRINCESS
Mr. and Mr*. F. E. weekend guest* of Mr. and Mrs.
home tlOl Harold A. Appleby at their home M r » I . e it I A’ t h« *f .nt U h l - i t I' Sfiti*’ ! ■.!• 11; I 'It tH.K null kill, unit MRS
Roumlliat.
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Ailjticnolin Avrti uc
lani
Palmetto
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R U S S E L L of West
718 We*I First Street.
Sam Marlin:*, j*h«* i t w i IK r** P-. 1.1. tt.-ii. h I M R S iR U S S K l.l ihi* tii-rkii* if1
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’ f i i*fn if’* ■. *- o. . I , M d SAIt \ i HVlt
Mr*. IV. M, McCotnb*, former
A rPi1
' »* M*w|i|tli|f wHh Ih• ill! t
.lo u vb te i of the i l l h i
ly Mis* Elisabeth Turnbull, and
Glover anti ctiiltlffD at tli*' Ipmip i*f Mi v -ii.
two children, Billy and June, of
Ml t 'H E S S
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Tembrnke, Mas*, are veiling her
mother. Sirs. Elisabeth Turnbull
»\ A N A \M \ h K it «TS n e -* -h nut nut
WED.!
iort« C0BUHI
PRINCESS
OPEN
.Tt.lH I’ M . T O
Monday - Last 1
P U O I/ V
oF.PFATH
F aatner*
Neva-CIng, Tot. Hotchkiss,
Mark
Standard Stapl
well Arrow.
POWELL’S
O FFICE E U P P L Y CO
ON RAINY DAYS AHEAD
It's the Lucian Lelong Look — ipirtlod, tprightly,
initanlly
thorpening youf individual eolorihg. Liptlick* lhal stay
right with you all day long with wnooth, clinging comijtency.
All 12 colon coma in mefal caies
LADIES
To keep you nice
like end ary.
dry, si
fully desirned to look good
you from getting wet on Qio
reiny dnye when yfcu heye to
L-' Gold Duet
ILiiit In
law eetin
■nlin flnUh
fin
color k
weter re
pellent meteriel. 8i*ee 10 to 20.
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J A N U A R Y 27— FEB. 3
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Repair work a ipccialty
Free eatimates. Prompt service
A ll work guaranteed
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618 McUorrvlIie Ave.
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best. Oh yes, the menu: stei
with all the trimmings!
The announcement made by
Jeff Kmeraon that Myrll ffosg
With
will manage the Ataleaa thU
JU LIA N STENSTIIOM
season cama as-a surprise to
alLy Hoag Is a former ma|or
Herald Sports Editor
league outfielder, having di**|
played his talent with the New
•The Florida State League meet
York Yankees and the .Hi.
ing held hi the Mayfair Hotel
Lodls Drowns. I I j the way.
yesterday was quite a auccess
from every •standpoint. The o ffi
ger and should prove to he s
cials and directors enjoyed one
'tower' of strength In the out
i>f the finest dinners, served to
field and at the plate far-the
them since the league Inaugurated
Palalka aggregation. Enemy
the dinner meeting system. To
or not, we still welcome Mygive credit where credit Is due.
-lifted t o M r-iJ. fL
IVtTry manager of-th a -M a yfp ir
Finch,' Brooklyn’* u,l
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W H O LESALE PRICES!
STARTER
SOLUTIONS
N U T R IE N T
SPR A YS
SO IL
BU«k-Pfi**W
hormones
W EED
fi POIt THE
SANFORD MATTRESS
FACTORY >
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K IL L E R S
SEED SPROUTERS
FU M IG A N T S
CORRECTIVE
REPELLENTS
DUSTS
You Nome Yota j l l x — We'II Make It
F IN E -
SO U TH E R N CHEMICALS, INC,
W ATC H , CLOCK
and J E W E L R Y
R E P A IR IN G
Phone' 151
204 N. Elm Avenue
RADIATOR REPAIRS
P R O M P T SERVICE ON
NEW AND COMPLETE. EQUIPMENT
KEYS M ADE
crtomulslon rcHcrca
cttLV it goes right to tl
tioubtfl to tirm loose:
germ tadrn phlegm; nr
ho and heal raw, Under, In
bmncJiUl mucoui mem.
Tell your druggist to sell y«n
a botUe of Crcomulslon with Urn UO'
demanding you must like the way II
quickly alia/g the cough or you an
CREOMULSION
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
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by code or duplicate
GUNS R E P A IR E D
PRINCESS
M END-1T SHOP
117 W. First St.
Sanford
fqr Courhi. Chetl Colds, BrcncMm
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
When Old Friend#
PHONE 200
Drop Around - - -
YOU D R IV E IT!
' PH O N E 200
While you a rt talking over
old times be aura to have'
on hand their favorite
drink. • Don’t
be "out’’
when . they drop In.
STRICKLAND
B IL L ’S
P A C K A G E STORE
m itom ebil* in v e r t menL So* us bo foes
A N m iA R
U-DRIVE-IT, INC.
I'hone 660
H. JA M ES G UT AGENCY
PHONES
70 ANO 4 0
M U C H BLOG.
minlitfatlva officer for th« train
ing'aehoul which U t<? begin here
on Feb. I, wee a guest at the
meeting. Finch conferred with
'Jgli Padgett'on several occasions,
diactuaing the Daytona Ilcarh
angles of loop legislation. The
Dodgers will own -and operate the
Daytona Dcach club during the
season.
•We learned yesterday that
Dsbe Hamburger, property
man fo r the Dodgers, and
Johnny Krider are old friends.
ESTATE-I1ROKER
of a tilt between the regulars
and the - yannlrana. Aa the
atory gees, the yannlgaita
-Invites You To-
P L A Y GOLF
or Married
Ages 1G V 35
Experience Unnecessary
• vPaid while learning
•'■T'requenl Increase*
• Overtime pay
• Paid vacations
• Tuxi-cnb s e r v i c e for
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New Greens
Improved Fairways
Modernized Clubhouse
Ed L evy - Whitncr, Pro.-Mgr.
Phone 2602
A P P L Y C H IE F OPERATOR
8 - 5 weekdays
S - 12
N O R TH D A K O T A C E R TIFIE D
CRN B E L L
upon a signal from the reg
ular's bench,- Hamburger re
moved the beer from the
dressing room of the yannigans. tint Instead of In* re
gulars gelling the beer, Ham;er properly deposed of ill
Denny Kahn, the snappy little
sports -wlitnr of the Daytona
Dench News-Journal, was presont
at tha loop meeting yesterday und
was kepv busy for some QQ.min
utes with a beautiful steak which
he frequently -‘described an deli
cious and wonderful. Denny la
Just nut of the Nnvy.Hc served
with the pulillc relations depart
ment at the Jacksonville A ir Sta
tion and spent some time in
Maine.
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President
A l , vw«.ww»
Cnmba, upon
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a motion from the Ht. Auguoline Director of the loop,
Harold Ityman, thanked the
Aeminole
County
Junior
Chamber of 'Commerce for
— aponowrUg such - a splendid
meeting.
The Sanford delegation yester
day announced their expectations
for a successful season by orderinn 62,000.ducats."
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* The basketball gam* Fri
day Wight w u our of the
most thrilling games uf the
scsson thus far, win, lose nr
draw. The local cagrrn found
the going rough in the first
two periods hut came back for
the second half with enough)
vim. vigor and vitality to hold
the highly rated Bolles Cadet
ragrrx to seven points during
.McClelland's boys have got to
do away_with one thing that's
giving them plenty of trouble.
When the Feds set up. for a piny,
wllum
(Irantham and
astner
watch -Clark and
SEED POTATOES
How women
girls
lygetwanted relief
from functional periodic pah
We huvo j tint received, a carload
Place YGur Order Now.
A I ho a
Foil
rutof
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luxeLg Kil im , ix nix.x-
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TU X E D O FEED
Cnr. 2nd Siuifiird •
Phone 358
H E A D L IN E N E W S!
___ .W ORLDS FINEST-----BOATS
30 Model* * from Rowboat*
Outboard* - Runabout* • .Crui
sers to 00 foot Yachts.
Esdusive P T Hull Design of
Higgins Plnsttrlicd Hooded Ply.
wood. A0 H.l*. Hi Twin 200 H.P.
gasoline or dlctcl power.'Lerrl Riding - Dry • Fafe on
Turns - Soft Ridihg • filiation
D r a f f - Esrcjiliimally S e a
worthy.
A V A II.A III.E SOON
Write or Phone Us Celled
TOrC. further information__and
priority
information.
irltr order
nrder iniorm*U«»n,
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RANSOM - IlfLING"
We im r hnppjntfr announce that
wu are ttgaitj in a position to give
, you the expert, efficient service
you have been rtCCUgtomcd to.
Senior Opera l ura
Mrs. Ruby Echols
Mra. Pauline Phillips
Mm. .Minnie Buna Garner
Mrs. Helen Garner McCollum
EVA - BESS B E A U T Y SHOP
BO AT c a INC.
Phone 1518
321 8. Detieh St.
D AYTO N A HEACtl
Pit one 5G3
C A T W iU f
BAGS
Yea, when we return your
expertly .cleaned and preascd clothes tn you they’-re
completely r e a t o r e d
T o Alt Y ou r Bakery
Needs - - It’s
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t iii : ixixm ji mi, h i ,
m it
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fi .ouI ii .x, i\ .xxn ru n
eoniplcte
Tuxedo Feedu & Arniour’H Fertilizer
Make our. Store- your Store
who dribbles too murh with his
hack to the [U y, cannot nor-slbly
see a break which we belmve lu**
caused the Feds to lose several
point* this season. There's no
way for Dyess- Grantham or Oullidn to nut a uV.v Itito motion If
they don't coordinate' their Actlrna
with Clark and Knstner.
Phono 732
B E A U T IF Y
Single
T H E SEM INO LE C O U N T R Y CLUB
-d a te hours
L E G A L NOTICE
REAL
TELEPH O NE
O PE RATO RS
Starting Rate
6 d a y s ----- $26.00
erai years ago while Use Dod
•era were in training. Ham-
ROBERT A. W IL L IA M S
YOUR
M O ND AY, J A N U A R Y 28, > 1 6
TH E SAN FO gD llL 'ftA L D , jSANFQHD, F LO R ID A
‘»AG K FO U R
their
Clothes
always fresh when
you buy it nt •
Robb’s
, Home Bakery
103 W. lat
Phone 861-J
original
last
freshness?
longer
elenned often.
L A N E Y D R Y C IiE A N IN G CO.
P h on e AflB
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HOME
with ‘ V E N E T IA N
You Still Have A Chance!
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imp — Rofirtishlng
'P lIE T IA N B U N D CO,
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Gerard T^io ;yf Cam
These young Indies are staying another week
by request o f the public, who haVe been en
joying the Miihlc, Singing iujd IYeHching of
this fine trio.
Heard each evening Ihltc week except 3at. at 7 i30iL
A T THE
. addr.a-i iu unknown;
You nru hereby notified .a n d re*
i l r r d .l v s v w i i 16 t- c e r ta in 'lu ll
' ('um platnl t.led agslnst you Uy
XtlV K. K IH U k . for divorce.
In ihe C ircu it C o u rtnow l>«ndlag --of Kem laoD C n u n lj Florida. On •••
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u ele.y y»*>. March
wlW Hie t lh dsy ol March, l» » « .
in dafnUlt th s r.u l nstd c»u*o
w ill priweed Hn l*»rl«.
Let l b s iiwter bs publ1she,l_.for
thr sUlutorjf Urn. rnrulrxl by law
In .Till: aANrOIlP Itr.UAUi.-
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djuiford. V lorld s. a n .w . paper of
E .n .ral circulation 1n said Uounty
iOtrcutl
MAHV r. Uldteoow. wheat
MECHANICS
place of ra a d e n c. la J l CnaJ . n i A v .n a e .N s w to r tr C tiy
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Florida,
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83.85. Hunt’s
Tuxedo
Ple&sanL healthful, Jr«>fltaid
Store; Phone 388.
work. Box B, d o Herald,
-UPJIOUSTEREP fabric*, tapes
tries.
brocatellee,
damasks, GIRL for soda Fountain at Lan
?y's Drug Store. Part time in
Imitation leather and drapery
ull
« “ time.
“
fabric*. Arrangement for col
lege If fttrk desired. R. S. GOOD part Umet sale*, proposition
Brow-Tv 2911 N. Orange A ve,
representing National Civic oiOrlando, Pla.
ganiiallnn. Write E- C. 1). Hark.
*r> P, OL Bo* (192, Orlando,
SEED I'OXATOh-S— car load of
Florida.
North Dakota Certified Rad
Bliss just received. Hunt's Tux GIRL FOR GENERAL OFFICE
edo Feed Store. Phon-* 368.
WORK WITH SOME KNOW
LEDGE OF BOOKKEEPING
FOR A good furniture' deal —
A N D .. AB ILITY TO SPELL
— See Walter Beal, pheo* 127.
A P P L Y ' BOX JOB, CVr
HERALD.
PROTECT your clothe*, furniture
ami woolens from math dsmage
.fo r ft years. On*, spraying of
Bnrlou does it or HerJuu pay* BUSINESS SERVICE
for the damage. It's odorless,
stainless and drv cleaning can
oe* remove It. Touchton Drug INSULATE now, with minern’
wool for Summer and Wintei
Co.
__
comfort. For free estimate cal:
GOOD reconditioned sewing tnaMr, Hobson, tu'.'-J.
thine. Williams Fixll Shop. 205
DO RGB • PLYM OUfiT
W .-W .
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PARTS AND SERVIC
'35 TONTIAC Serlan good condi 1(10 Palmetto A v^^-H lC ne lO^’
tion, good rubber. Gatlin, Gene
machines etpalredva, Ave., next lo SHdiReton’e
all home appliances. Cald
Store.
well General Repair Shop, 70'
OjLLNLrin 823)0 ituihel delivered.
North Mlllk, Orlando, phonW. Lord Phone 788-W.
2-1D78. Prompt service
CtilCKEN hatUrias, metal and AUTOMOBILE painting, welding
wood, broiler units, intsrmedble
Roy Reel, 300 VV. 2nd Su
batteries, finishing batteries. In
Clsanera, refrigrru
spection* nrrsnged at your con VACUUM
tors, washing machines ant
venience. Phone 024.___ ____
other appliances expertly
• NICELY furnished two bnlroom
paired. We pick up and deliver
house near school, terms If ieElectric Service Cn.jJ^nne 101
slred. .Hj8 E.- 7th St._______
SEWING* machines
A IR P LA N E for sale-1942 Taylor
Hams Flxlt Shop.
----------- ---------- - - r 1. .J , n , Craft Model B-C. Aircraft in W * . t — .
excellent condition with new BRICK Isyer and stone'mason
David fckott, phone 386-R.
l
Continental engine, price 12.800.00 Hoequlat- A lr Port, OrUndo, F la , Phone 8625.
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PRIVACY IfUU-JJFECTED
YOUR natural desire for privacy
in money nintter* Is strictly
respected here. Ft lends and
relatives are not questioned
about your . credit Your em
ployer or business associates
rill not hear of your personal
affairs. There la -no eauio for
embarrassment.
Reasonable credit requirement*.
No co-maker* on mon^y loans.
Variable payment plans.
FAM ILY LOAN CO.
Florida Hank Bldg.
Phone 33
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Registered Palomino Stud
Registered Jersey Bull
Registered Hereford- Hoar
'Howard Ranch
WE ARE Hilly equipped -and
know how Lo recap your Urea. bo. Sanford Ave., . Phone 870-M
Natural rubber or sytilhcths.
we protect sidewalls of ynur
tires. Joes* Tire Bhop, Cor, H E L P W A N T E D ■ 1st.and Elm, Phone 008.
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Septjc Tankn, Concrete Fence Pori, Well Curbs and
E le c tr ic
Bathroom Heaters, LAYING hen* aplenty, yards of
815.07.
White Hocksr'Mew II ship* hires,
It. B. POPE COMPANY. INC.
Plymouth Rocks and Leghorn*.
A few pairs of nice bantams,
MODERN
3
bedroom house,
call 024 for C.L. Bridges.
desirable location near school.
Phone 560.
HOUSE, located at 1105 Oak A y£
for sale by owner. Writ* K. R.
BALLARD'S feed, groceries, etc.
Carr, 1217 E. Pari* St., Tampa
Phone 885-J. H. Q. Touchtcn
4. -Fla.
1201 Celery.
2 COWS an3 3 heifers, all fresh.
SEED
Potatoes, * Puerto
Rko
M. E. Shelby. Rt. 1, Boa 68,
Yams,
Sanford
Fruit
Ou.,
Sanford.
Partner's - Harket.
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In Stock — Quick Shipment 5
T
.Crimp apd Corrugated
styles and Flat sheets. Made
from genuine solid Aluminum.
This material li very strong
and durable, 22 Gsu'ge,. U. S.
Government" specification*. It
b heat rmatstant and will not
ru*L This la surplus material
. and la. priced at 812,75 per
square, which Is far b#low cost.
Available for immediate ship
ment from our factory. Phone
Wire or Write (o Hal Fulen• wider Manufacturing t . Dis
tributing Co. J*. O. Box 3351.
B10 Lancaster Drive, Phone
2-1730. Orlando. Fla.
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19c per Bee for o w Insert.un
Me per I hie for three laseriieea
37c per line for • Insartloee
|8 per line for 20 Insertions
Imam rates . . ..(Oc
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A IR P LA N E foi aale-Ftper Cub
Coup*. aMa By *W»f airplane
And engine In gxctlUnt eondition. Must b« sold to make
room for new' airplanes. Price
(2,000.00.
HoequUt Atr Port(
Orlando. - Fla- phone 8625. _____
THIS 1* itew furniture: One Hiring
room suite. twp bedroom full**. UNFURNISHED
or
ilerai-fur
Call 024 for U. L- Bridges.
nished hou"e. 2 or 3 bedrooms,
ian#nt resident. Phone
Southern
BE2&Bread f
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r.—m nnfuri’rhad home.
Adg.U, Permanent. Reference*.
RIDING horse. $76.<H, Phono 69.
George Haskins.
10 II Iji I f N -V d I »l
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JJtrftntfrttfc 'V A N T E D A -i condition. PIANO in good condition. Huai
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be Bargain. Phone M4-4L
OPPORTUNITY o f lifetime eupplylng DDT and other prom- FOR R E N T
able product# t* . fa n n e re jn
FRONT bedroom for mao
couple, 110 W. I t t k j S
or capital required. Must w e
l Lm u 1i a i . r
auto and .rood raferencea. PerntanenC W rit* o f » 1 «
ROOMS and p rin t*
COMPANY, DepL T, Freeport,
MnUoneillc altar
i f n i H E 'table
Carlson Radio.
•Phone 381-M,
18,000 EXTRA good cauliflower
18.00 per thousand,.;#
... aL
flanaea MT
Oviedo Road. C. U Beer.
ELECTRIC
y 0 C•Ll BE WANTING ONE. OF THESE
ELECTRONIC'AGE HOMES REAL SOON!
Lost and Round—
Gr e y h o u n d g u s
J*- « » •*>« air ever
WDBO tonight at
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. SEVENTH R A C E ^ rU T U R IT Y
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h o t u e k e a p in g tasks o f th e m o d e m E le ctro n ic A a o
h o m e . . ; w i t h Its g l e a m i n g w hite, s p o tlo o o a ll.
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. . . a n d it's, " g u t o ( th is w o rld " for com fort; con*
DINING ROOM
LIVING
SA N FO R D D O RIAN
A. ’ beautiful Stucco Bungalow
T U i t residential section.
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Florida State
To Begin
Plan April 16
■I
M O ND AY, J A N U A R Y 28, 1946
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that $3&tJ0 had Ihtii spent tm been obtained.
__
DeljrruiV—director stated that
their park by the City of Gainesvi.lle mid that they expected to a hu* lin'd been purchased, the
announce the signing id n -man- tights were being put Into fin t
alter this week. I ,ers burg's direc class condition, a manager, had
tor nt:itrd thnt.hr had no player* been signed ami n great number t
ket to knot the count at S3-23.
Ily JU LIAN STENSTROM
alltned thus far hut they* had of *ca*on tickets had been sold.
Herald Sport*'Editor
Hickson received a pass under
ptevinuiily won n pennant with Sanford’* director stated that the
(C « r(Ii «M frum Pigs One)
castoffs from other club* and progress here had been slow but - Georgs McClelland'* Seminole the basket from. Friedlund and he
Browns and the New York Yen- may have to repeat the *amc the park wo* in excellent condi High School Celery Feds narrowly dropped in the field goal which
kcee, wilt manage the Asaleas procedure. Orlando'* director te- tion. St. Augustine official* re missed capturing a “ story book" turned out to bo the final Cadet
this season and the club would poited that the National'* were ported thnt
Saint*’ park wa* contest over the Bolle* Military point* but also good the winning
ready for action a* only n few In bad-cpndmon and no definite Academy eager* Friday night at margin. Grantham was fouled by
be ready for opening day.
the high school auditorium when, Eubank* and he sank a free ihot
Gainesville official* announced more dayer* were necessary, and progress towards the signing of after a one sided first half, the putting the Fed* oni point behind
that transportation facilities have players an|l a manager had been
Fed* knotted the count In the Bradley's, aggregation. _ .
last minute* of pf«y hut emerged
With a minute and*a half re
n ilngle point behind the Cadets maining, the Fpda missed two
at the final whistle
Held shot* and with only seven
The final count wa* Dolle* 25, second* left. Dye#* took • long
« : the
* rim but failSanford 24,
■hot that circled
Major 'Mark Bradley's five took ed to drop through the basket.
an early trad when Hickson and
Clark captured th* scoring hon
K. nrthly dropped in two field ors for the evening with six field
That’# right, wholesale prices direct ’front a local factory which Ih
goal*. Clark of the Fed* pushed goals and a single free shot for
in position to give you Mattresses, Box Springs, Studio Couches, Holly-,
one in from the livot position, rJ points while Hickson of Bolle*
but Jaffe immediately retaliated recorder* 0 point* bn four field
wood Beds, etc, of .the best quality materials and finest construction you
with another field goal. Hickson goals and a pair of free tosses.
made a free shot ju*t before -Score by [uriods:
can get anywhere- And there’s no middle-man profit when you buy from
Cl»»k slink-' another ■field goal. Cadet*
9
0
5 2 - F5
Worthly and-Friedlund accounted Crtery Fedr 4 “ M t f
5 - 24*
the Snriford Mattress Factory! IMMEDIATE DELIVERIES
for two free throw* Mo end the
Personal Fouls: Grantham, Culfirst period'* scoring with th* In tail * .rinrl K s it r iP N .' t * 'J itf f m artel
s«oi*—-Uwlies -Or fia*iford-dr—
Thj Cadet machine continued to hind, _
click in the *ectind slnnxa both Missed: Jaffl* 6, Worthey dhli
offensively and defensively. While Dye** 2, Hickson, Friedlund. Clark
rucking up nine more pointa-on ami Cullum. Official*; Referee—
field goal* by Hickson, Jaffe and Lalley; Umpire — Baker; Time*
60 pounds of the newest and best white staple cotton produced in Georgia
a pair by Worthly, the Cadets keepsr—Steel; Scorer—Stcnstrom.
were limiting the Fid# to another
goes into each mattress for your creeping comfort. Choice of tickings.
four [udntiC Grantham and Clark
Note: INNERSPR1NO MATTRESSES ARE ’AVAILABLE NOW IN
accounting for a field goal each.
L E G A L NOTICE
Entering the third period on the
LIMITED QUANTITIES. .SIZE 3-3 ONLY. ,,
‘
...
•holt end of an 18 td 8 score, the l> t - O U IT O F T IIK C O IS T V
Celery Feil* got out of the rut In - j i duk. t m t i v i i x soi v r » .
* T .V r »: O F F I.O IIIIM .
which they had been traveling and
T H U E O T A T E tIF :
started, down n paved highway. FI nlt KUK
l' W . ttAKHMA.N.N.
Clark "sent a field goal through
.
Ilrre a s rd .
the net and Dye** basketed an IS P IIU U A T K .
O - ALL. WHOM
IT M A Y
CONother. Hickson inlerupted the F#J TCt.'ltS:
offensive with n field goal, hut
M iT t ifK IH IIt tH F t lV t llV H S th at
Locally manufactured to onitr-in any size or shape.
i McClelland’* eagrrj re-entered the 11L I.K N I . ItAilHM A S S (U m I b „
1scoring column with successive IU>. I re|u,r( a * A A m lu ts lra lita uf
Lhasketofev CJartf and HywwOsugain. Hi. . . l a l * (,( V ltt tl* W . M XHnM AKS
that Hhft |i(<mI ■4>»r ■■f***>*
■After sinking it fir e ’ shot, Clark liu ii f u r f in a l
. and
netted another field goal ' and all*' v» III auply lt» I h f lloiMiraLhII
W
r
Wife,
Cfknt)
Jud|«
toi M«*
ilicksan ended the period's scoring
mlbalr County, FlurlUa, un tha sail.
hostilities with a free shot. Th# >
ta> At Ft-tiruary, ISIS, for -appro.
score at this point was 23 to IB vat Ilf urn. and Mr final dlscAarav
3 cushion couches of extremely high .quality construction. •
In favoy of the Cadet*.
u* til rntnt.tfali tx « f th* r.lal* “ <
vau.l) tV. HA HUMASS, Uecea»«l
* Dyes* opened the final period on
iht* ISth ittry of January, lets
‘ with n field goal from the circle
ltnt,F.N I- ItAHHM ANN.
» Ailndnlstrntrlx *>t *•»•• **■
In put the Feds two points be
tat* ut F II C D W . eltAHNhind the Cadet*. After several
MASS. lln-ra.Ml,
intinuU* of “ serai ping” basketball,
M’lark tossed a long pass tu Dyes#
; who broke rle#r and dropped li USE
nofher goal from under the baiSingle or double size. ttj! new springs. Available now!
w
Celery Feds Drop Thrilling Contest
To h o lies Academy Cagprs, 25-24
I N T H E SO U TH EAST .*■
* M ore people diink Atlantic Ale and Beer than any other.
It must be...
i WHOLESALE PRICES!
BOX SPRINGS
s24
$70.50
STUDIO COUCHES J32
HOLLYWOOD BEDS $2950
si
666
Cold Preoarations
acciiniplldird.
I'resldent Coodi* announced lhai
TABLCTS.
SALVE.
during the Ipltl season nil rluh* LIQUID.
must conform with the National NOSE-DROPS — CAUTION USB
" v l v AS j-J H K E tT K l) ^
Association ruling that all double ONLY
headers must lie scheduled us two
nine Inning games. A__game,
however, niay he called^ uv—t ha
end of seven innings,' or" uny
Jfr« GutU-EMOT
innlnjl, if liie manager* and um
LA V3 O M tV
pire* find it necessary to do so.
O N E tO C .
The - league voted to assess
each club 130 ft improve the
condition of the loop's treasury
and alio decided to require that
each entry submit an additional
41HO within one weak to caver
the franchise deposit since the
[ salary limit nsd been raised to
24 Years o f Service To Sanford and Central Florida
-Sanford Mattress Factory
H. (i. and E. C. ECHOLS,.proprietor*.
Located tit SANFORD and CELERY Avenues — SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Raw radgett, president. of the
Daytona Beach entry, waa elected
vice president -of tile circuit by
the league directors.
Regulation* regarding the sign
ing of high t school' players wa*
bmught up during Ut* contab but
dircclora decided tu table it for
t. luturc meeting sinee no definite
lullng has been received from
Judge W, G. Branham, m.inor
league rna.
1110*0 pteietil at the meeting
In addition to 1‘resldent Combs
weir John Uuniet of Orlando;
but t'age and Loyle 'Woodruff of
Delnind; DPti 1‘adgell of Daytona
llearh; l^e Hanover and Bill
Dinner uf Leesburg; Barks M.
I (umichael of Gainesville; Harold
K. Hyman of St, Augustine; Leon
Hamilton, M^rl(. Hoag and Jeff
Emerson o f t’alatka;-Joel Field,
John Krider and Brallcy Odham
of
Sanford;
Secretary
1'elar
Schaal of Silver Springs, Benny
K»Kn of the Daytona Reach
News-Journal and Julian Mtenslrom of The Sanford Heiald.
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floor sampled, upholstered in a good ij
lily blue ta p estry
very slightly soiled.
Regular value
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INVITES YOU TO ATTEND THEIH
Cotton Dresses
Play Suits
Crepe Dresses and Prints
Blouses
Wool Dresses
p&thing Suits
In c b m you don't recd'gnfie me in the
urban, I'm Telephone Tommy , . .
feeing into the future. W hat I eee ia
>f greet importance to every forward*
o olon g citizen in Florida.
1 ate telephonea in the future for all
*ho want them. I u t a Jot of people
vlth new Job* and steady income*. . .
nore good customer* for more butl*
ieaaca, . . added prosperity for Florda—all n a reault o f tha tremcnttgl,- ekpanslon program already
tatted by the Telephone Company.
gXhIs program inrolvee the expend!i r a o f more than $300,000,000 In the
tote southeastern states and means
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100% WOOL COATS
that the present Inveatmei^ In taleffiin e fa cilities in Florida w ill be
practically doubled in the future.
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Including Whites And Resort Pastels
So, I see the need for a heap of
money. This money will have to come,
aa it has in the past, from the savings
o f hard working, thrifty people.
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Capes
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Unless they have c3nndence In th*
u fe ty o f their Investment and feel
asaured o f a reasonable return on that
Investment, new funds for future expanslpn w ill not be forthcoming.
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Wide Range of Styles^ Colors and Sizes
Sale EndB Saturday Feb. 2
So, It is easy to see that earnings
have an Important plaoe In your futura telephone service.
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shipping. A . streamlined modern, tw6-purpose bed-davenport. ‘ -
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OTHER FLOOR SAM PLES - S L I G H T L Y S O I L E D —
C H A IR S A N 6 SOFAS, W A S S O R T E D C OV E R S
G R E A TLY REDUCED
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T e Pratact 1h3 Trace
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T# Promote the Progress ofjA w erlra;
T e fradaee Prosperity for Hanford.
Partly rloitdy, lidle rhanyr in temperature
tills afternoon. Innishl and Wednesday.
AN
VOLUME X X X V II
E d lib lk h e d 1908
Bill-Boarded Up Temporarily
Byrnes Amplifies ReMarks On Secret
Y a l t a Agreement
— To Suppor- Russia
S A N F O U U . F L O R ID A ,
NEW SPAPER
TUESDAY.
JANUARY
29.
• Associated Press leased Wire
P.llti
^• rvy"■ ‘HJames Dewey Undertakes
New York Citv
Settlement O f GM Strike
Former Special Aide
To Tw o Presidents
id lieen
Hospi
Had
Been HospitaldSinceNovem
ovember
LONDON, Jan. J9, CAP)—
Tha Unitrd Nation* security
rouacll
h«y
nominated
a
compromise candidate for lb*
important Job of SecretaryGeneral of the UNO. He is
Norway's Foral* a Mlnlstsr—
T rygfe Lie.
A ir View O f Possible UNO Headquarters
IMPRISONED behind a large billboard in New York City for three
days, Dill, the neighborhood tomcat is shown here being .rescued
by police emergency squad workrrs who tore, down part of the
sign la release him. Even the billboard chef seem* happy ul«>ut It.
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70 Percent Telephone Increase
f. In Sanford Reported By Turner
* Recent County Survey And Rural Power
L in e Carrier-System Described As
Significant To Farm Families
McNarney Stater aV K S s T S'*,
Germans Behavior
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In Sanford and Setnlmdc Founty
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was today reported by E. V. TinnI m D r O V i n f f e t> loea) manager of the Southern
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Veteran M e d i a t o r
Plans To Discuss
Issue ' With— Union
DETROIT, Jan. 29, (A P )
—Special federal metiiutor
James Dewey wadwl into the
thick of the 70-day-olt|,; Gen
eral Motor* ntrfke today with
the announced determination,
to end the walkout of 176,000
C!0 United Auto Workers as
quickly us possible,
Dewey fs in Detroit after
Former presidential ml visor Har
ry 1- Hopkins is dead. The one
time ass) tnnt to the'late Preslder.t Ko<i<rvelt died today at Memorlsl lf.iM.nbl in New York City.
**c ‘ a* M year* old.
lieiii.ios , ctiteresk the hospital
last N member. No diagnosis of
hU condition ever was announced.!
ho Imd U'eit in ||| health for seV-j
era! years. Hopkins resigned hi*I
White Hou»e post last July .. ray*
in*. " I must take a ie»t."
Under tin bus ('resident Hoove- 1
Veit. Ilnpkiie- was admiuiatialor'
of the old t it il ty.rks At mini s-1
• ration un.1 (lie Work* Progress
Administration.
latter he waa
fc-united
rvat Iona source*
have high hopes that an ex
pected conference today be
tween Russian and • Imhian
UNO delegate* will eaJ( the
teiuion between Ruaaia and
moettr*6f the other nations
a t‘ the General Assembly.
Tho Russian and Iranian
delegation*. are expected Ur dlsxuss Informally today th
■refarred
against U
Um
agalnit
m
Sovlat
Union
. .by
- the
— Tehran
• —i-il Covtrn*
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“ • aeeUMd Russia
•I3terf* " ln g in Iranian Internal
affair*. Tha charge* have been
Hied formally with tha UNO
Security Council, but the Tehran
Government now has Instructed
Ita delegation to make a new
effort at settling the dispute by
direct talks.
However, the Iranlan-Russlsn
dispute remains on the agenda of
■ha , Security Council Tor iU
scheduled meeting tomorrow.
Meanwhile, solution of the
U NO * chief organisational prob
lem appears likely loon. Only one
IND E PEN D E N T D A IL Y
in loiyti. playc l basketball mil
L ^ H
b.l'tjljll III'.I r. . it .1 1'lli II, ill K u ' l■
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I -I key. llo U'L'iui his swi.il t.orkj ’ f.l 'd; ii
in New Voik l ily, whole he be-j ■ I
I'.ITIU il'ic to, ,,f I hr New Volk'
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Tnh.'M .ili. i .i: 11 Hn.lt h A -sih’in. T^W-- <
f t .
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tloll. He WHS --eiviHg ill tint
H ''.y
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!" * l "hen lie tit-l met tho Hoovey"\
A
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veils- m . tta* - At (hut time, ..
’Ifece -i A»!
. V _taata
Franklin Itci-e.rlt wn. Governor,
of New \ork
From, that moment,! m
Hopkins »n< iilniusi inseparable, C.fJ
from the lute president.
He. serve.| « . Federal Relief
JfLiy^S
Ailminlsii.il..i f , „ m |{i.tft to ItiJ*. * L , . ^
In 1!I1H. Hopkins was appointc|
Hevretm y o f Cummerte. hut S j j ; " -S
in lytO. h e levignnl to Isailr
liv.oiHt.t I.....,-.sit's Shirt trrnr_' flH
rnuifilgn
•*“'
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When Europe was plunged into
war, Roosevelt lennrti even inure , „
ti»piiH*5tftlUsn rrrrrtTr.f thf I'littVil HllitPa, . they
heavily o n h is trustrd confidant. , Wllr.N I
h mm mi iHr lull' Uk iijiMit Fiitnklin p Hmistvell
It IS ELs Hopkins who headed the 'V ent a !
ti m ^ i«iu?
|Ff*| \’ii. t rimiRiilprntlDii tn thr
lenil-tensr program. It w*s Hop-! awl. "I '!
kins who ammaed the famous [ fotuie j"
"ii I* li-,| iretiH* 1 u.
f m ln rn t ly fitting thnt
Atlantic Charter meeting, the the sile 1
9
* *1*1 m ^ssl I'hrj tn«|w* t o l tm {iln.i s th«
f'ulro meeting, the Ihinee-power Roo-r.ilt
■1 1lit i vi*
.it l:nt *i**Mn, uf uliirli Hi02 |«rtva
ponfeirnces ut Tehran atid Valtn.
His international comings and
gntngs were sn-frendent Htat fori
a time hr almost replaced Mrs.
Kir ' n, t Roosevelt a s th e subject
of joke, about travelling.
Hopkins
liberal
philosophy
mode him inevitably a renter of
controversy and sperulatirn in >
Washington,
When ' President
Roosevelt died nml Harry Tru
man entered the White House,
Shut through the full part uf
there w.i* general expectation
*• •
tin* uivli n» *hc bent uvt*i the
that llniry itiiopkliia would Imw ,
dtrs-rt
in hi*i U*.'i.. **i
hi
^
t
r
e
s
s
e
s
V a lu e
Of
his \say o ff the WushingtoFi
stage. Rut President Truman had
Maintaining I'Orces
nerd of the knowledge and nils Ire 1
nliout Roosevelt's policies whs 11
AI
Full
Strrnjfth
only Hopkins tould give Pupkinivmained to see the new Pre-i
deni through the first months i i HI I f A GO. Jim .".i. (AT Tun
\* it he ait* lirlny bidil by further
of duty.
ifStln iilug in «*i,anrt tiuti with
i hr kidiin|iing (in) ii.g *>f Suintim* 1
Di grinn, Chief of i|euvtivi*s Wnltir Sturms Ii« h idrntified them
«- 22-ycar-old Themlorr* CniMphell
and iB-year-old Vincent Costello.
Detective* nrc nt work tracking
•town their movements on dun.
i' .anil ?. Storm, -aid tin* two have
.tdntiUrd they rulh'd at the Drg.
rail home thr morning i f Jan
T. after the ,1c yeai t*ld girl Imd
( »rn kidltO|l|*r<l
.
Ills appointment by l-abbr Sdt-rctnry Lewis Shewellenharh ill a
new aditiitjlalralioii effort to end
the prolonged strike and utyc lilt'
pule.
The veteran mrdiator-an old
hand, Incidentally, at meeting l>etrnit Islxir disputes over the past
J t yearn — plans to mart today
with union and GM nffirial*. Dewey
sjiys he would like to hold'a Joint
Huliel Pierces
Police Holding
Hutchison Is
And liit> Main Speaker At
Two Youths As i Wiiujuw
. Mtk (’. Caspe
Kidnap Suspects
Guard Meeting
BERLIN, Jan. 19. (AT— , Tha
Amerlewn commandtr In '*U*rtoday amplified nmarka on the many,
General Joseph MeNarney,
secret
T a ll*
agreement
for
United States support of Russia's ■ays that the. German* are be
claims to Japan'#. Kuril# Islands. coming more "outspoken in their
Tha secretary stated that this criticism of Allied occupation
agreement was reached with tha forces. 'However, he say*, their
behavior so far ha* been better
full knowladge of American mili than waa expected.
tary eommanderi.
General McNarney trace* rao*t
L Tha atata department head alio
declared that the war department of the German criticism to what
h er agreed to rtaln control of tha be Call* n "general feeling of
American
tone
In
Germany. self-pity on the part of tha GerByrnea said that It would be a m‘ n»- whoIrrationally
expected
mistake to alter tha aet-up, since the Allies
must lake car* of
the . war department was doing them." lit- attributes the Ger®t>0<* J?!1, ,
.
I mans’ comparatively good be*
When questioned on charges i . , ,
. .
that Atneriean ships had recently h* 1 11l? P* 1 *® lh* exceptlnncarried arma . toBlrcelona, Spain. »Hy. t«IU winter. Another factor,
Both Admit Calling
AtDcgnun llomeAftor Child Ahducted
Husband Of Local
Girl Is Listed As
Killed In Action
He described the method as tin*
“ rural power line carrier system,"
of providing telephone service
over the same wires as those uanl
for elect rleity.
Although the system Is still* in
the experimental stage, eatd Mr,
Turner, It holde promise a* one
Important means of extending
farm talephone service to mure
and more farms aerved by power
V. I,. Yrtgiisiin, Stale Drpuitmrnt of EJtirnliuq field ilim-tur
for secondary schools, will visit
tin- mdimilv -nf Omiinulr • t '.Hint V
im Wcsincsday, Thurs'lay an I
Fiiday in H i p interv-l o f .i * u | m*i ■
yntiy
Civilian Nurse Who Married One Man
Army Of Bataan Is Seeking Annulment
ntatt*ta
ramwlttai today. A
administer
Sharnley. i
I observe!
Plan has be...
M A N IL A , 'Jan. 29, W V - A
cl vial lan nurse who •erred- on
Bataan is aeeking annulment of
a marriage aha claims aha con
tracted with the fa mad on*-m*u
army of Rttaan — MsJ- Arthur
Warmuth.
Tha nuraa — who
filed bar annulment petition In
tha Manila court# under the naraa
*l*o o f Mri. OHvt* Joaophlas Oswald
Warnuth — claims »h* and \k#r*
moth wars married on Dac, 7,
it«i.
■
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■
Mia# Oswald — who has Uan
using her maiden name • lines
learning that (Whrmoth married
Jean Wilkin, of Chicago In 1935
— alleges she married Weratulh
after a a v a ile d -whlriwinddirector of courtship. Mis* Oswald t a n
wtddlnf cfttmonr v u held
S r W
g a r i e n ' o f t h . O,
p ro g ram
liv in g
ilvvi*tntH*<l
fiiroimhntit tin* sThools nf III,*
slate this year.
Tin* purpose of this program,
according-to Hupt, T. W. laiwton,
is more nearly to meet the needs
of children In school.
Cowtlaweg Os Page Powr
President Truman To Speak At Rollins;
Lewis Welcomed By A F Of L In Miami
mutlT*
capture.
Miss Oswald
tars, aha fotlowad him Uw Camp
O'Donnell — hoping to aid him.
M W Oswald claim# further
that after hit liberation from n
Japanese prison camp last Saptambfr, Wartnulh came to Manila
and , lived with bar until )if*
repatrlatlM. She said she ex
pected him to return to Manila
after a rtslt with ralatlvea In the
United States. But, j a y s Ml.*
Oswald, aba waa ahockwi and un{M M y a g whan aha saw news
paper pictures of Vermuth and
nU wire after tho hero's return
tn this United Btataa In October.
Manila newspapers had carried
h if own picture on Sept. 11 and
quoted her as saying aha had
bean “ hoping and praying” for
Mathew llagins, negro, had both
Dg* broken and suffered a bad
head cut* when run over by a ear
driven by Hill Duval, negro, who
haa bean arrested for reckless
driving. The accident happened
on Weat Thirteenth Blreat at
12.-35 A , M, Sunday.
fldcnt of lUrrard,
!>■ Yin itunt *
- tK il lit* *1
marriage ceremony was perform-
Patrolmen Glll/ard and Bed
a n a aA,.* n.
in ugh reported that at 3)15
Yesterday ..
morning
L —^ Jhad
....... .. a
_ truck
!'ticked U] to the Municipal Ball
Park ami had stolen a load of
Seventh Street and
wood, „A t ______
Mellonrille Avenue the truck turn
ed vsat anti waa Iota sight of,
they* reported.
MUa Oswald a*ra her honeymoon I
i
fly Associated I're**
The White House »ay* today
that President Truman wilt make
an address nn Monday Kelt. II in
Winter Park — In accepting nn
honorary degree of Dorlor of Humanitie* from Rollins College.
The President will stop in Win
ter Park on n flight to Minml
where he will board his yacht for
a 10-day cnilse In Florida waters.
Prej* Secretary Charles Ross
say* Governor Millard Caldwell
will meet tha President In Orlando
and go with him to Winter Park.
Mr. Truman will fly from Wash
ington lo Orlando and motor I hi
few miles to Winter Park. He
then wUl return to Oriando and
fly to Miami the unto day.
Temporary *V)i|te Homo offices
are axpeated to he set up In the
post office building in Miami dur
ing the Vresldente cruise on the
yacht Williamsburg.. The offices
will be In charge of the presidrnlal secretary, Matthew Connelly,
- Florida
Democrats.
Senator
Pspjer and Beprssentativa Peter-
son h a v j i I D c h s m *,! the President's
trip with him today, They say
Mr. Jrtminn has turned .down in
vitations to visit several Florida
cities on the grounds that he it
coming to Florida for a rest.
Walter
(Tiger)
Mayberry of
Daytona Beach Is dead,
The football ace of the Unlesr•Ity o f Florida has httn miealng
In combat since Bept. A, 1943. lie
went down near Vela La Vella |o
the so jthwest Itatjflc - apparent-
Trial Reveals
How Corporal Was
Beaten To Death
YOKOHAMA, Jan. 2H. MT—
Testimony at the war crimes
trial of Japanese Caul. I**o
Tuktihura-Ktis dUclosM JihW an
American prisoner of war was
beaten day and night until ha
died, simply because he talked to
n Jap miner. The prisoner—CpI.
Walter Johnson, of McPherson,
Kan., was charged with espionage
before he wa# beaten to death
In the* Omul a prison. Fukuhara,
a., commandant of the prison. 1*
charged with responsibility for
Johnson's death.
Testifying by deposition. Maj.
Thnnvws II. Hewlett, of New A l
bany, lnd., ha* lold how Johnson
studied the Japanese language
and engaged the Jap miner in «
casual conversation fn April, 19t(.
Hewlett'* deposition also relates
how Johnson was denied food and
medical attention.
Hewlett also has testified that
another prisoner—Pvt,
William
N. Knight, o f Warsaw. R*Y*-r
wa* beaten and subjected to all
forma of tortura until h« died in
May, 1945.
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PAGE BIX
THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 191(5
TUE SANFORD UERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA
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telery red Girls r e g i o n A u x ilia ry 1 S E R V IN G
Head Fears Garden
Demolish Jackets IWill
Be Neglected
In 39 To 9 Tilt
CHAltLOTTK, N. C. — Mr*.
W alter CJ. ( In v tn /n r w ly alerted
national president of the A m eri'
1 can Legion Auxiliary, tiling* to
I her new post a wealth of ex
perience in legion work.
tlhii|i[iii<n| chuire fur president
Mien Jesse Durden’* high scor of the Auxiliary at Its conven
ing Celery Fed girls basketball tion in Chicago, Mrs. Craven can
s'luad extended th eir string if look hack- over 2a years of legion
v irtofics to four yesterday afte r service —five of those year* in
noon a t the high school auditor the national hierarchy of the
ium when they completely domi •Auxiliary.
nated the Leesburg High girls
Modest hut not retiring, she
display of shooting irc-dit*. her selection to lead the
i ccuracy th a t gathered them ;l
---- - * ""■■■
"hard work
___ II owen continued her know. She
high scoring pace during the tilt now for Ion
when she rreodred 12 points from .folks to.kncm.
six , field goals. Mail**"' I’PJUiM,
who went in the lilt in the
Mrs, C.mven u » North I'am lin'i
second half, was second in scor di
part merit in c id e n t of the Aux
ing, honors with four field goals iliary.
When she completed her
ami tw o free shots for ten points.
While holding the Jacketla to a term in liU K she became urea
UTl'itntrporfd Tn tKe^lWfilihif -|iiuT hie for 1.1 state., a n d . I'anama. Ill
addition -he xerved ax national
executive •commit tcewoman.
H er next step up in ttv| Auxil
iary wo* the vire.presidency of
the Hoolhcrn division, a position
she. held a t the same time she
war serving ns
slant N’utUi
Carolina dirrefnf of Civilian De
fense,
'•HI ;>IH tU t ft • ! « « # IIMUl .iH iU H JH ih iU ttU
W A R N IN G
Helen Bowen, Marie
Pezold Set Scoring
Pace F o r Locals
A fte r
tlint
cam e
Customers Send Their Friends1
*4^ s ^ p p e o J u t w y
* q ih o c e to z e c G A i ' t i * i
M oslobt lu ) rej M<S coueBA C*'. PfV t > f
Friday and Saturday
liv i—• m m o i U -
metit u* miliomtl child w elfare
chairman. "That is really my
field,’' Mr*. Craven says of this
Auxiliary rc*ponxUtility. With exIWfienre a , executive **oret»ry
•if ihe Litetliid .o rg County chap-
FeAeep BA*ham
CABBAGE
POTATOES
io ibs.
:
DAVIP K o j K O idS V o U f lS
B A C K fB a v k
flamAe
nd
— WARdi*iije-+ie-«
Orleans, I'hlladi lphln and
lo ite r I Iran average, *
dark haired, the now' 2
president observes:
Considering that the
Auxilinrv presidency «’j
consider al.k. |tuvel-~ wilh
menls in nil IS xtnle*,
Alaska. I’uel l,i - ’(it n and
burg scoring was limited t>
point* in the finab-^vcriod, a
^ e a u l y R ef r
SLEEP ON A
M A TTR ESS
HOME CONTROLLED”
204 Etwl First Street
Sanford, Florida
S t a l y m atching t o x
sp rin g /— m a Jt tike f i n t
u p h o b lc rtJ ju r n ilu re
— w ill add h) thd cam/iirl
a n d t ijt o j yo u r Sca ly
nutUrcj/.
Wake up feeling fresh and alert
.
enjoy sound, refreshing sleep . . . the
kind that restore* energy, builds health
and keeps you young. The kind o f-^ ^ l
sleep you get on a buoyant,
N ^ R v /iC ts A aIO S e t?J w J ^ *
s to * jt^ A p p y -M rrrF K r~
POULTRY
Clark And Dyess Lead Celery^Feds
To 38-25 Victory Over Leesburg
George Met Irlland’s fiemtmdc ing during the slan ta was a free
Celery Fc,| •ager* (w earing white throw,
T Shirt- with Jipstick num eral*)[ WiUi n .10 to Ifi Wad. over the
'"•ii j tin liT rlvt * running 4n porhut no!*ot|t ~Y«Jlo* Jacket*.(
r.-et form veslerduv afternoon am! McClelland fired in four suhxli' '«w'k atlvniilcigc of their passing lutes consisting of Alvin KilpaI and Hhixitmg a ccu racy to turn trick, Moyd Swain, Jan Jcnkinj l«urk itM foilphiyorl hut not a n o u l- fun, and Anderson,
(to wen also
f"»igh! J trol.uft* Y ello w Jacket ___
saw, action iluring the qu arter
I've la-fur, an audience of nearly and had replaced C_
Cullum on
, nil the high school* students and several curlier occasions,
•
“ - ‘ -I —
•
:
' Coach Kd llruner s-eager* took
■■rmr^—WTU Seminole , advantage b f f h ls move arid rues;|s la'c-hurg u,»
cd up five point* in rapid order
Dun Dyess, ullhoiigh he rack ed . w hen Windram orij Mahoney sank
ip l i point* hut Mill was not h ig h 1field goals and Mahonev later
man for the afternoun, opened the sunk u free
throw. • McClelland
..r in g hostilities early in th* brought his regulars back In she
’ opening Hliuixn when he scored contest but (.ceshurg gatherer) in
lim n the floor. Isesb u rg came ‘ four more points before they
I ,n k however, uml Jim Mahoney , could he stopped, Windmrp netted
, knolle,| (ho count with a field *
another field goaland Merrtll
i “uh 11nr (li.! KasUirr placed the .drnppi-,j in n shot from the floor.
I eri* buck in tile lead with a Clark came through with a field'
ttes shot hut Alvjn Millei of ihe you! from under the basket nnd
Ja ket, knotted the score again Dyess scored on a fast break
with a free throw, and then put following m. interception* Clark,
tin’ Jackets Into the lead with n , during the final tjunripr, sank
held goal.
three successive free shot* and
Verne Clark retaliated with a | Anderson accounted for one to end
field goal nnd j tjuickly
...........................
followed the Fed scoring,
wiwth another
ommy Windram I Clark was high man during the
clime through with a field goal,
go I afternoon with nix field goals nnd
nnd nfler Dyess had dropped
th ree free shots, for a total of IS
hi, second basket o f the nerii
points. Dyess wax close behind
Ma hone v was fouieil by I! oh
him with H point* which brought
Cullum and he sank his free shot. his tulal for the season to 71
•hung into the second q u a rte r
tfllh it !• to H lead, SenTinblt* began
,*V lengiheri 11* margin and ut the
-mile time it tightened It* defen
sive imlic» well enough to hold
the Jn e k rts'to three points during
1the entire period. Dc»* exhibited
hi* Irest offensive play during
thirf pci fml by sinking three ,'i^j|i
coals and n free shot. Clark sank
u field goaH m tl Kmdner accotintde for one point vrlth a free shot.
Jack Small sank the only J a c k tt
field goal while l,on Knight drop
ped in a free shot.
beginning the third q u arter
with u commanding lead of 111 to
11. the Fed machine continued
t licit tight defensive play by hold
ing Die Jnckols to n single field,
goal by Windram tinil free throws
by Herman- W in k ,-T o m Merrill
and Knight. During this period,
however, the locals accounted fo r
It point* as Clark racked up two
field goals along with K astner
W
t*'Is,it1m f('ran
in. ■
1la,am
.as
■
—
«*«■»->**-I -W
avbile
th
recorded
a -* ,_1
sinH>a"
gle free shot. Dyess only acqr-
POULTRY
G n. S h ip p e d — ilrc n sH ttl a n d D ra w n
FRESH PORK
Hams, whole
Shank H a lf
B u trfla if
NOT FROZEN
SPECIALTIES:
Beef Brains
2*Ib
Veal B rains..... lb.
Calf Liver
. lb.
Beef Sweetbreads ..
Fresh Beef Tongues
lb
lb.
lb.
Shoulders ........lb.
Smoked Country Style
Salvage ...... lb. ......
Skinless Wieners r lb.
Bulk Mince M eat.... lb.
ASST. LUNCH MEATS
Sliced
lb........... . 2!
” c c ls x
iiti.i.a u uux. r l v
COFFEE
AUNT JEMIMA’S
Buckwheat Flour
CRISCO
PI
Kraut
GREYHOUND RACING
Limas No. 2 can 15c
i greyhound bus
UaccH S la r t
8:00 F JU . Sh arp
"n the ale. «rer
WDBO (Might «t
• t l * and ever WLOF
a t < : » wllli aH Ike
rah le h si4 « s Hl*tl
IS0PADE
r ta t
Dressing ....... 15c
Noodles
Like Sleeping
on,a Chad ”
Catsup ............. 17c D u ffs Mix Pkg. 20c
U r n SSL 2 can 14c
SOM ETHING N E W !
Chopped Beef,
Chopped Porka
ai f te Tr*r it iki^ »ir»wttnT'wMi
V.j' , i'.'V Ji'-js,,* :
FACIAL SOAF
3 Bar, 23c
ctn. *1.64
�u
■
<*.•
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— ’T W H
j ii
•
n
■
Iiw U n ity T h c r c lw S t r e n g t h —
To Protect the Peace of the World:
To Promote thV Progress of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
THE WEATHER
P a ir
a
AN
V O L U M E X X X V II
Established 1908
*
n
f
IN D E P E N D E N T
u
D A IL Y
«i,
n
Mrs..0n i1a.CarverFound Not Guilty
InCircuitCoiirt
RussiaOpposes
C onsideration
Of Iran’s Case
Union Head Says Tru-I iur
Have EffectOf PlayInto Packers Hands
r
h
i
Adjusted Through
direct N egotiations
. CHICAGO. Jan. 25,_ (AP)
—The National Wajfe Policy
Commi'.tee of the CIO Pack Negro Charged With
inghouse Workers has voted
Wife’s Murder Is
not to return to work when
•On T r i a l Today
the government takes over
the strike-bourn! meat plants
A Circuit Court jury yesterday
tonight. In announcing the t returned
n verdict of mil guilty
decision, the. president of the -of murder—in t he - ease-- fit Mm
Olu
(ftstver,
- whoso .UueLeml,—U*—
. .Packinghouse Workers Union,
LONDON, Jan. IS. <AP»T k e-F n iled TCniion* -Securtf .'*■
Council ha* ordered into
opera ion the machinery . for
r a n i-In* It* armed force*,
lis »rld police force will
*e the assignment of prer > b j the pca-e.
&
v
m
l
b
and continued cold to nigh t) S a tu rd a y
p a rt li cloud} with «I i i » | j ris in g tem pera'
lu res.
N E W S P A P E lt
SANFORD, FLORIDA, FRIDAY. JANUARY 25. 1946
COI Meal Workers
T ruman
v
ISVY
N U M IIE R 9.1
A s s o c ia te d P r e s s I a?fused W ire
L. Lewis And
*
m
Green Says Step Is - •
Evidence Of Deter_ niination. TD W ip e — 1
Out Labor Division
Higgins Feels
Sere Of 12 Foot
—
MIAMI, Jan. 25, (API —
John U Louis iiml hb Unitt'd Mine Workers have’ ret nmod to tho American Fed
eration of -Lalxir. This -Was
officially announced today by
A F ,of L President William
Green at Miami.
—•
•
The AF. uf_L council has
elected Lewis to its member
M a n a g e r Discusses
Plans To Get Sur
plus Tugs, Harges
Ito ir is lr tl Press)
lltjfttijuc. ill'* linger r f
Rue-dam, set th e ' Unite.) iht?
t 'nun!y 9LhnjiiU'r •*!
-N 'athm s-Sccuntv Council hack c tnihiO t*1 |U pr «i* I C’*i|*
in I ■■n.bm today . c.a it T > iir.e e ti nt"
C n iiifre M xv ill „n
p rep a m t—
historic m-tiilng I ' rn ti-fitl ** J t in rl« f/|r the
A Lewi* Clerk, s a r d 'th a t th f vote hert Carver, died or t> funshnt
[ouncll
w.i.
mill'd
Into
*e*
ship. 1-ewl* fill* the council va
wound an A pri| 5 in Irtn n ld * w n unanimous.
"V
cancy crested by the w ithdraw al
consider three dispute* — |
“‘ i
**“1
The union represents npproima- Laughton Memorial Hospital,
llnlo,'e*ian nnd Iranian. I ■' f
1*1*eimiii of the
I ill machinist**
Hiiivn,
of the president
Mr*. C arver maintained on tintely three quarters of thp w ork
l . 1* r e r e n tlv t is nninirnd ed
fi.tr vi*v \\ Ilrmt ri. Th*
*
>n cou.ltl get un- b A ir ni
y
*
.'tiir
iii«*rr
er* employed in the pnekiu^ In ■Inritf. that the shofitim*. which
Utn-tla lyifvimed the
T fWI.DDO mnchiniitA tfrop|n(ii cout of
dustry. The AF of L Amalicama- took place in * the rear of th rir
1 1’•- i ' i Iji \
darkenr v ills- VI
ml .lit* a n . "categori
I th r K tilcrn tiu n council in October,
Oc
ed • Meat C utters and Butcher Ovietto stnre on the nftem^mi of
II
g
i-n
i'
t
n
g
e
t
h
n
w
ith
W
i
cally opposfd." to cunsl.hm lioil
Workmen represent* abput £ V April
wa* accidental and re
",
,ff
.
!I
'I
>'
•
o
n
su
ltan
t,
cn
if
r
i
of Ira n '* f i i i r t ^ - the Con "oil
la-w is bring* <500.000 mine work
got)- .OimUi'ca ^ J h e . .A F—of L. k"Ur.J from M |. . Carver . h av in g .
"T h e Soviet -tnnil wn* di*elo*e4 Ci I i*h K ih -. T n ’« ' r i . I’lr s n lrn t
er* hark into the federation.
group has decided to return to) bantred _the gun stock on the
of
the
S
t.
J
o
h
n
s
Itiv
e
r
l.in
e
.
reIn a letter that ileinnndctl th at
Green said that l.cwi* will attend
door silt when it janimcil a* he
n r . ...
. ...... .....
work.
« u about to shoot some black- AS THE DEADLOCK between the the dispute le lv w n Russia and g a id in g p la n s to te ru re suri I is
next week'* session o f the coun
Said Chirk: “ We are prepared
tt'gs
1111,1
barge*
ftem
the
F
rd
cil, which i* rxprvtisl to he m ere
|c*'*
, l?1,1' “ ’"ft1* 1 Irtin be adjusted by diie t neifoltto return to work at such tim e bints in the backyard. Mr*. C ar-:®
e
i»
l
liin
r
n
iim
'n
t
(p
be
iis
is
)
mi
*he
I striking^ CIO United .Stivl work- i ntton* between the two m uiitrie
mirier,
ly routine.
* »'
wa* represented b y K:
ni we' are assured th a t the ver
Hmtshnlder rind the S tate by A s - ’ m
remained
unbroken.
lle n -lT lto iftter
from litu sin’s ininnd w aterw ay* fro m Trenton,
• Green declared lhat the return
equities of our case will be given sistant S tate A ttorney George A.
N
J
.
to
S
a
n
fo
rd
and
othei
Ki.i.
F-t F airless (a b o v r.).p re r.|.:.h ie f delegate, vice K< feign Camof the milirr* to the Ah of L foldconsideration and th a t a substan DcCotle*. Judge M. H. Sjnith ! dent of U.H. Strvl. charged Hint nm «nr Xndifi Vt*hin*hv, to live ri In por l*.._______
—
t m i d i m ;. T i i n i t FINAI i (IV ITII FVl I in Wnshiiigton. !>(’ . i- »ignifUnnk i>ecau*e of the em
tial wage l^ r e a ie will be put in presided.
.th e union m ust bear full rexp.m- i>rrn..'iiii .1 the S .e u n t) CouiK'U,
"The result of i|r»
. i, r •IDr
(4* t hv 1 > ( t n i’ii- nl
r ot tin - l i u r k I ' l l ) Meat phasis, In 111* wards, "upon the
to effect.
*■C \\ III Ji,1*?/ 1 tiir i .... i " i. i 11 ,-fitrial* mid union heads,* need for union and solidarity."
Tc*iay witnesses were called i slbillty I r thy walkout. This Normal* .) It Makm of Aug- »it* s a tis fa e in ry . and the pmje|i . » f
The President of the union said upon to testify in the case of | olnervatU
was mode fit t h e ' trnlin.
It dm In red l i s t
the i« In-tng developeil." *tnled Mr
«. .* i h nk, 1‘iesldcilt or the I ’luted
\ hi' oil’ll m r (1 (. . i i i
Di-elnrrd tiiecii
"1 in terpret
th at President Truman'* action Judge Allen, negro, whom the j wake of a charge hv’ Philip * Iranian rhaiVes agalast Husds Jllg g tn grill I iVIUIj J t'oiin-id, phtiip ih n y jit c p tn k tji b j the rnilie w o rk - ^
f.a k im i " o* \\ •*( kri t i ’
,
In ordering seizure of the plants S tate charges "Did unlawfully , American bi(y bilrlnCss lilts "ill* -. ’'O ' o».-, and -wrorreCt.
1■ \ I. T.1111 .•SIS r i - a* I’liileuit' of Iheir iletermiiloIt l* |*. 4 * w
Mi
D v - hiL‘t It fill' rlm i
k Ii U ftg 1
would have the e ffe c t'o f p la y in g I
fc lo „ ,„ u, ly „m| ( r l,m M
diiitoi -..‘n , . . .III t Ofl to V4l|'»* t»ut ihi* ittvifrlon of
Murray. CIO
president,
that Iran It-., .h o ig ed interference
* \i.* s
I
- | V f f *.f I. ft
f l„ < lit*! ' 1? 1 »*:*•r , .1.1 F.,
•Mill
into the hands of the pscKer*.
Imrtiuft
rtUi'inptft
I
d
by l,u; -i!.»!*•• ir uiul to r sintiii»h unity.**
meditated design effect the death j strikers, am! de«n->
In b m
Litil * R iv i U IV M
. i ip ii -mb: m A zcr» »
Clark added
of Maggie Allen (his w ifrl. and Idwrately set out" to pinvi.k l*n* d. •
-1 9 m IKlit U* lOliM |if rte*!." i•Mid
nn v i n *. ii ** |
f
■i I.
haij.tr, I’t ificr.
"The government *eiiuce order did murder saul Maggie Allen | unions. (Interrustionol i
•o
('»#*«•n. ** li •» n UU»Vi*
t*\ iltl'l «fti 11 »»ir ! hr
'» III
»*|*pm|tlon
II......
Is a complete double cro** because In said county (Seminole r b y ________________________________
phn «■ thr h"ii-f
♦*f labor in or. . -tl* | (1utf «• .t •ni .ni 1* a*', i I
til**
-.of
II*
i
’
IU>
Jlt’
llOM
j
of the seisure, this union had shooting with
ith a gun on Dec
Iter. :t "
h o ill hflivv ii }i "fmlilri •fi|v«
A * 'w V . 4’ il f.M mu
N.
i m i {| U tiikuti
Tin on i
reAiveif from high governmental (>. W. Spencer ropresenterl the
fit! ui'iih t he t'liifitiMiiii ami ilek, V il
h r -H l'l
la
k
'n
^
u|i
ill
lhrr«*
i
um
'
s
will
officials assurance* th a t- the o r defendant
I
\ t*!u|>I!!f lit
of ,i united hi bur
Th; u
im iilr In t* miM'ti i!\ vntc *>f the*
der would contain prnfiatoni. fo r
fit*'vt*O|t"f11
Police C aptain Hoy Tilli-. the
I in*l u ilp I
u-i'd
M
riHH
.
>
Mftmi**'*
t'rmniwHy
'
making effective increase th a t first witnaa* ralletl' to the stand.
It u n * 1J'li 1P vi ho wln'iit hen ded
iiH'ii lali M tit III1«\ ■ hi* ulrl .1
Hitimtir? i in* fn** 1'ir(fit
|
thr i I I' D9Ion iT the H O , but
i
**i-ii
4
, ^CIark'*referr«}
i
■ » rro tln g
He
*
th
r
ilrF'i
it
4
**1
Uolicrl
L
Finch
(
(inipliincnls
llitftfinti,
Bolls
cut
tlllll
ia
mol i
i l l . I ' m in t S ta tu s
1A' VI l % in 1iff ii l'a uVt» w ith the ( TO
4*.^ ^ * rfw rrod ^ tn«
tjn»e of *30-.*10
n!«»» (bul
(Mv fo
j tiuli'M iiip K fiw H iti It. Stiittln ittn * <-11XIS. 1111.jtt; l . a f tr r •
Ing panel appomterl by Mr. T ro - ' ^ p0, | liveiy |
i^ d e d ballet*.
mol no iv hiin K*iiie luick to tho
And
MmijLrhlon
And
Describes
Municipal
for
usal
s
ft
|
*
1
a
l
!iy
V
.s
K
hifinr
HlAlla
' * • * he said
** 'he took’
Ji,.
th«? AmitMean ilelcAF of I.
five of- *which
futti 1 t><- m *h i »'is l cinfi**-w
, i»iilinn fT#irIv bnlwY Hr uuubl Hark
*
Athletic
Field
As
Major
League
1
’arR
from the gun, ami one of whicn
1
1
,
1
,
th.l'llt
IO
4
1
ml
*
H
htlo
ii
up fi nivt.fi Gm rtifly niUlicU cun*
he found on (he floor of the
rliK io G In tho UI v c d iim l Hiiftwu^
northeast bedroohi of
lit'l'pt i I Fio rH , ;»o offH m l of
Inn
home which is n ear the Fsrm
•L*
H i'o ik U h
a n ,I tv*.,
As i«» itHuniciumt' t»»st* uf din
la b o r Camp, He said he had
n i- too?
| tit 9,s* ll.t m im tg i'i ti o-i
c h a im d , he ? la ic* ! that tho g«»iern
,
, found tnay
n m se full
run of negroa*
thalhonee
J**H»» G n f f m , HrtVf iif n v ^ i m
ntuJti HJtd iiliei*.!) alln(r*l inf
i& vmJ and th a t.M a n ia
K h h I'T 'I lo ro inplutc firvlim inftrv
fici
nt
!u
malitlam
(}
>
*
*
____
i lying dead on a bed
1
________
a? f ftfitromipnf- ft*i
iH f H iisflm ii
nrl.
tl«hf th rlc rIm»Ii M Ih* -uf
| in the northw est bedroom where
♦ 1 f '!! !ti ;5 I rtMlp “l lli*tt| ithti’ h !* Li
C H U N G K IN G , Ja n
2 .',. (An—
iiinini
m
i
'■ 1*fn' i xt11'11 l i f i f f i HHi FrH I to
F iv e - l tin in n rid Chinese u n it rt s it)
WASHINGTON, Jan. Eo. (/Pi— ’j*® 'i*'1 (,®*n rU c®, l . * n *r
I
X ItruMiley R alp h ( 'hapinnn.
VI.u t
\
Govern rprnl astronom rrs
hold , •
, . . ,th
, a t the gun was stud ent- have iltig e d a in n * . ,|e
—
1
hr
i
ti\
f
S
aitlu
n
l/’
he
job!
and Joseph
llio n s l ruth in befutt
guv, i in , ,, ' ,1
Mt
F iio H tt ho Ho- if**-***! up J a m r - li. S h a ro n
Mgh hopes for using radar - •
"*
‘k at the gun
Mir P ‘ *» I
d',ih - | i»4l.UU0 t| ■,
I'iiiH
i
fur
m
i
fArtivi*
m
him
am
«
*
“
i*
w
o
ih
in
c
along
the
Hm*v
found
by
him
under
the
bed
In
I .ei nil nr t a r t e am ong t he ft* vo
jiio m tf'i «i ,i*I'i i i)iow.!i it! :i i f t» f f If f r
. whleh hs* probed to the moon — the northw est bedroom wi^h the headquarters in Chung K in g t •• I hho«| Snnhirf] » - w ell «•< l«* m ain of jiruvhlm *: wiiitabU' Ir rn iit u il , u IfTill h jiv the 1 * -1 I'r»h'i i
lu n ta ry draft hoard w orker* of
, , 1* fo i tin* ,‘*"',hoit! In It n in ih D icke y
demand the return to C h in a >f
to ’ ferret out the secrets of Mar*
!oy- tod f siaut \ '«bi!>
ta in a | jve»-\t ir«* o r R a n iin tim i w hi h i siti'is t« ha milt* the ‘•Hiio-toK ionningaiinr/niilf open.
H o ng K ntig and MucOn.
and other - planets.
5 Hpimm de i uoutn v * t••*!«> te ,v Itflitl " f till* I lO iln f I •-- -oht f hill l C e n tra l F lu lld u that w ere a w ard
woiiHI
endeavor
to
nolve
on
a
urn
m
ice
that
u
ttl
develop
from
the*
“
IJId
you
talk
with
Allen?"
The All-Chinn I'olltiml Consul
H. E. Burton of the Naval Gb= pt>i?ei| by F r illil ( w n ii ( iie -id nt M r. R ic k e y n»ui hi» pom , ilrn rtch ed d istin ctive S c lc c t iv r S e rvice
DaCottes.
tation Conference — mapping re fo rm nod tnutu nll) *atU fiiLtm > m e r it e d depth of m it e r ."
» servatory points oiit that the thin questioned
! and ^1r■*, tfo -i'in o ih l ("hapnmfi, R ic k e y . .It . um iM He hero *ltirInic Medals yesterday h y L ie u te n a n t
lain
in
problem
s
w
hlcll
pre.-ent^
4
,
••Yes,"
Tilli*
replied.
th«* m *Hoo | (tfiitM l in m ltiilto n to G e n e ra l Altw rt II. B ln rid ln g d u r
forms In China's government •*
atmosphere which surrounds Mars
1 w«pr«*tnrv>!mtii(ii-i>r
'W h a t did the defendant sa y ?" hold* it* sessions in the govern Ihem n^Iveii to lo rn l m e rrh a n u
in g t-e re tunnies held at the A n g e ill wvniit ,tin| ...iiu tiu fi
will adm it the passage uf rad ar
Th?- an* i« u »t*
• '* t h* •iHit.Jx
" lie *aid." replied Tilli*. "That ment headquarter* building.
Wei j dUcusM’d yenterdu) «if’ *
; I * »-tii*"* iiuusnL'i'i-i ,iinl lu ll l|o te| m ( lila t n lo .
signals If experts can throw- he wa» cleaning hi# rifle, and
LiF^e-* ii •tea-* *
• ♦i
D"T*
iKMivi
by
m
em
W
r?!
of
the
b»*«i'i
K ie il It V ilso n w a s .a ls o a w a iJ*
I r.O *■ I Ml I'l.M C ls
The student dcnwn»lr»toi < de
beam. a . far a .
000.000 miles |
shot h i.
i th f i‘i
o»» '
'»!! ihv flMIO
M •
i ,i
Hr ‘ I f l a l f i i , n»c ei t ,, n in la l f*»i t il- w o rk a* a
manded nl-n that ronsliuction of diff-etor« of the Sm iford
from earth.
ir V+1 I PMe ii*; ‘ft, ** '
wife. He said al*<» that he hsd a new a in io rt at Hong K o ng lie ch an t* ’ Artfroemtmn in it* f 1
♦ l n* ' f Titffi iaO'l .„1-II,U 1 of | tie I j f t l , l l l . l i u t
Burton and hi* associate, G. M.
h. 1 -1 I * •
, j*
iiit'ctint; tif the m*« ynu h f 1
to ship the tifle to halted
•« . M
,
.? * *
fi» <l ..til ! .. 1 I \p p e a l
Clemence, see a more htimedinic Intended
sumo relation*." Tilli* declared
the
o
fftre
i
"f
M
r
u
k
lit
ii'l
M
1e 1 >1] lllnm ting vo m p liriien trit
>,41 ,4 I l|l | <1 ", • 1"< . t | | f i - i i l h i f tc * I
i
In addition, the
student d
result of the Army Signal Corps that he hsd found no blood stains
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eh
1
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<
I in v f ri!.,* If i I' m ny Tloot f o iif o f t y lip
ffie lals f ill then w ork W ltllInc
accomplishment. This may be a In the kitchen, hut added that , m o ru trn to n called f*ir widenpreiid
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I ingein-i il
t n .if
more exact measurement of the these might have been cleaned up. domefttir teformn. Jim; ting a de
inf,
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you should le e l proud of
t..........
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distance between the earth and lie also mild th a t there wa* a mocrntiintimi of f t
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f
ir
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t
viytii
p|i*-ol
^"1 |» i «n :l!0 | I in I isi*i f*»*M V lillm tic* the fu rl ihnt you writ* u p u rl uf
the moon - a basic yardstick of bullet hole in n kltrhrn window Government, a nutiotinlixnllnn o f, dealer, who lant week was ‘-h'lU;1 id'i— L ullw iitfe (ienciul Nirolaiis ( I' lf im iii, Hnnfot
cot ill u g ly ,
lie lu h lc'l Iim l from Flo ihh t'n S rlcv'livis S e rv ic e S y # the Army and fair elections for Pr -**^ident of the tt*.oijp fm ' ' 1f ■Von ilelmv tin- iliM-limed that
many astronomical calculations. four feet from the floor.
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Mrn
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h
t
t
p
- 'jn tfi '*:* no ioHurs o f the R r o o k ly i it'in fur f l n r U jiiV
It was decided tn I}<»l<l medinv* Adolf Hiller slm ln l on the road
if
a**embty seat*.
Cltmance says we already know
Dr. George Starke, negro phy national
I
n
ry
'trrn«wr#»r■;
nuked ,: o•f 't h ,e board
of director*
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P* t Nnthoinl I .mime «1uh wonhl tn* ih ilu riiu n nf men >«*t»t t«» rrc rp tio il
m en ial ile t e r ia r a lio il a* till
The
students
i ne vOilncse
niiK se siu
u v in a
. ,
,
, oner n
the distance to within ten miles, sician, called to the stand, te sti
flint
***"'; here In •ftm 1i«■ i|»*ite in the *rh .«•- rpnl«*iH hy lhi» 101 Ornft Im iirtU of
of the i n- r e ’siiU of loim h sliock w h ic h the IhHolney, S u n fo n l.
but ra d sr may cut the ereor down fied that when ciftled to the Allen finally that the unity conference i moitth with ■ meeting
every
|»ro|fi Min. in lolthl (on t III t«t 10 • tfi
inti* V4ii% I hr hiAshr4t «?f an y
should not term inate before n m -ll* '"
assoelntion
every
thiF u e h re r M iffe ria l mi m i uttcm pl re!;ir\ fi *n»IItr
to oqe-tenth of a-mile.
*
home he had found Maggie lying e rrte rr* u lU n ic o H lninnl
ii,* m riiiliir- f tin \|
R*tj at'.
month#.
I »it* . teal s #,f
mii hiw lift *m 1t I\ 'JO, 10 11 TH*t
u ith l Hr F o t iilh
Service
Hays Clemente;
“Once th a t dead on the bed with a bullet
R
ev.
M
ark
F
a
r
punter
tu
tU
r
t»f
fltf*
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it 11,1,lg . 1 It f.M
IM -vrii! i.i.i \ i i H 1" va \%/i- w ith F t ant, 1 u n is . I , 1 HI*
*•
( ‘o iiiiiiu d tl "
Cut
of the ho n-pu rtisnn ilclc*
accuracy is achieved, It would in the left breast, and staled
I
hi*
of
In*i
lo !.- »m»t I*. 0 .1 f .
f|
II |Mf 1
I t.M.i i ..I
Uni*-, i «;
W hite.
IlFI i | h«* I'ii inti e^ |ilm lefL 1 nr .1 K m .lb
H it le r «■
1 1
lead to the revision of a number that he had inferred that the gates to the conference. Mo TK- P '"n to l chairman of the lominui
Mi i-krt nt i \ r of f u r i "f I h r
V\
i *»ie
■hih D4 of th . tI I I H I
m ul he l["1.1 It . Utah i n t r i lo jfa to i ■| f.-i I 1 ..........III!
S raddressed
the
students
increa-e in mem'
of theoretical developments in bullet had entered through the llui,
ll.,l
,
.-.•of
hi
I Fm t h re! It
|t-r 1 1vv 5>»*i »♦ » .>wls*m. iis s h lr t l
"'|*i
They cheered hi* statem ent tin t claisificalion, to lie lepie*.'• ’
If
Hint he l \ ‘ ♦ft Ifelitv* 1 w ii* kn* rV,- | rim|1, .11 'I J II 't
astronom y."
■
bacVT'Tihd that the death wn» there Would Itc no more cl\ il win nn
|
1*ff H‘ I ■ .I'ht'inl Hh.o.ltnif ‘I u IM-y! thr |»f
tin
».I,i- i
ih )
unr* 1(10 i*"»
lioiinl. \ppfn»it»*«l t" *« '
ot
1' .
. ,ll \
i
•♦\ to t n t f •
Burton adds' th a t radar may caused by the bullet piercing tho
Vft*’ r « iiiri! M .'le . . to ll ii In n i in : Is
in Chirm
another of (he -lu- j «*» ,hc t«mnnlU-u »vie Jon
<r i i l 9 1 r t lo* t * a «*9■
! ■ , 1 nteventually supply th* answer to heart.
t
.
.
h- lhof.gr
M» i ; '
plm iiiM , the i .n i . . i i n m e out
denU ’ demand*.
The di h c«ie H<»h#on mid J. II l" ih « k
4
J11 1
is" i i - ■i , in
whether there is any form of life
lid In' 1
i i'V. .ill of 99.. *hn M ereil run ,i!
n t flr in i
a iliM 'iw,
imidi? no re fe re n ce lo the denuttul • *Mhft| comuiil!«M, » oiuiied «t f
on th* moon, M an and also Venus.
(f xsHI I h iif e(i *a rutuM ii imm
I UhU
11 ten i t(iiiir*l ll*«
fe re n re rooim wi t h Hih u n ifo rm ■
* ♦1*11
for the rclurn of Hong Kong and m eet inf? w ere ;
Burtoii says a breakthrough to
f
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h
a
r
lc
*
M
u
rrin
m
trhm
I
r
innn,
w
i
11'
FOUND GUILTY
hlllisl- Jill
Macao. Most of tho other ilmngc*
(■Hilly i tppt-d
Venus would bo most desirable.
the students had demniulcd a l K . ( ' . S m ith nnd Zeh Rut DM iimc leg. O thei wise lillli'l «ll« j
As he puts it: “ It's believed th a t
Vclumrft Knmriom uuharm
YOKOHAMA. Jan. 25,
ready had been promised by h %
Venus m ight be suitable for vege
&
Generalissimo Chiaug Kni-Shek. . inje Cclebrwtinn, W. A. Mnrri^un, the Gernin
tation, and sh e 't close enough to A Japanese Government librarian
chairm no. v^ith C*# I*. Redding m t deteriorate mentally from lhat
Kaichj H irst* -* who became
OCALA. Jnn. 2ft, ».Ab— Circuit
■th* sun to get plenty of heat."
Ja n iw Robson m meml>er#
pclnt nit
the commandant of a Jap p ri •ROTARY
Court Judge Frank K. Ilockef
soner . of -w ar camp. - baa been • -A program o f m tnlr* t n f H t ! - —'Odficeni u f H*e'A**ochitMirr nod-— Vrrrr flclnw —rvritpnt fro m - 0-j yesterday uflcniuui; . ..sentcilfgrl
found guilty of responsibility duled for the tegular meeting of incinbers at {Jib heard are Andri«) (icjchi) hitm rllci y hunker in Iter
Fdrturd K iirh ri. who hn HouJi of III
'B i'iog ’til it hurts Fletcher Fuller uml hi* cousin,
in the death* of British and the Rotary club a t the M ayfair Stine, president; Zell Ratliff, vlre |j„ tin- niglit Iwfore llitln r nnd dijkchatgeil from tin* lluuy-A titm policy.
Aimer 1-idler, to three years of
V ) A. Morrison, mn
*e<-ii
ident; Mf
-i * Kvn Druun r n tn r f l th tir suiridc f c’rlp p lcl (’bihln-M '
||„i„,.
jt
Dutch
soldiers. The
m ilitary hotel at Monday noon. Miss Ber president;
"I walked llqiiugli the dtuit of imprisonment, following convic
Von Below is l.elieved by l ;m all||11| , t „ .,.,..| , | K niqm itaniP ,lny ifwn home Ii*ht Kitday nnd I tion of the two men earlier this
commission that convictned Hlrat* nice Gerard, Miss Jean McColl and tary --treasurer: and K.. (!. -Smith pact
ii.-s M orri.on. William Jen Rr ,tlsh security police to be the ,lf
r a t|nim| M(ll,.tl „f
sentenced him to death by hang Miss Velma McCall will ba tho Gharl
the inconipnralde' joy of month on charge* of transm itting
a
Ihinald Edward Phillips, threeninps.
__
„ witness of H itler’s campaign in a let In t revived hv Yinew
*, W. V._ _____
B itting. (.. 1> Red- j |«
,t ______
survivn.f:
.
featured entertainers.
being home tn stay, I knuw that nnd selling lottery tickets.
#
month-old ton of U r. and Mrs. ing.
ding, Janies Robson, Rev. Murk final will and Im lam cnl which Tin* U ria h ) tin lii)
Judge llockcr imposed the sen
the worst that could happen to
*
T. B. Phillip* of Ctneva, died
C arpenter, U. C. Ilurper, J. Ii was signed in that llorlin hunker
tn wondering what W might mo Would ho that I Use a cane. tence* yesterday a fte r dcnylnjf
a t 8:00 o'clock v e ita n k y afte rTruluck. J, C, Prickrlt. H. 11 last Apr. 20. The other witne**- do to Ivrnl uaaistnni!• lo the nii> I saw tny feet walking almost a motion for a new trial,
*
noon s t Titus* fils, where tho
Pnpo, Frank Bhume* nnd \V. M cs — Propngnndn M inister Joseph rent rnmjinlyn fm fumf< with Pot nmlie lignin uiul I remembered
Defense attorney)1, in their, mo
family h as'b e en re* Wing for th*
H aynes.
GOchbel* and Deputy Fuehrer which tn fight infni,till- pnralysitL, that seven nmnthij liefpre, 1 had tion for n new trial, listing n
p a d two montha.
----------------- — •
Martin Hormniin — are lielleved
Mr. Kirrhi'r thought perhaps if left in ii wheel chair totally un total of tft reasons why the two
The child, born In Sanford on
to be dead.
the piildir mill,I h.*i,- a clearer able to l iijd Tin-re are thmls- "men should b« granted a new
OcL 23, 1P4B, la survived In
vision o f wluit tin- effort moans, nnds of little cRiblien nnd adults trial.
addition to hi* parents, by on*
NEW YORK, Ja n . 35. (AY - The dern warship.
After Judge lltwker denied
tho response would !«• more gc-ii- who have known and will know
a ld e r, .Dolphin* Phillips of Gen Swedish woman scientist who
It cost $2't0,000 000 alone for
the motion for s ne* trial
emu.-.
thi* sam e miserable experience.
Any veteran ,n need of serv
eva; grandparents Mrs. L. R. played a big p a rt in the develop tha hulls and engines of th e 47
and Impowed the sentence*, de
Mr. Kilvher's letter continued: Folio is no respcctor of |ie rion*.
ice (free of charge) in any of
Pedon# of Kay W att, Frank Me- ment of th* atomic bomb arrlvad American combat units assigned
fense etto m ejn filed notice
“Thrre is no word on e a rth Feasibly the sharing of tny ex
the following categories is reIn nNew
ew York
rorx City
v uy today
lousy too tired to the guinea nig fleet for the
^
Cle'lsn of Pomona and J. M. in
th at cun strike mure terror to a perience “ ill bring hop* lo those
oL en appeal to the sla te sunewsi
The coming experiment ill the Pacific, nueeted to visit the office <J
. ^
Phillip* of Royston, Oa.; a g reat to epeek with newsmen.
1
* grandm other. tin . 8. E. H arper scientist, Dr, Lisa. Melt
Meitner, wore d t cost 9 100,000,000 more -for the the responsible agencies listed' t- TOJtYYO. Ja n . 25, (/Ft— Russia human heart, ih u u that dreadful who need lo Tenlixe Oial the^ Pg r s i t court. Fleleher - Felword “ I’ollo." How do I know?
r r ’a appeal Ixtnd wa* set at
Geneva, and a groat groat a black h a t' and black
ack coat, and Navy transports which m ade up below:
effects of this disease are not'
115.000 and Abner F ulD r’f |
Coordinator—E. II. Carter, baa agreed to Join eig h t oilier J have fared that frightful v er
Mr*. Mary W. Thy- galoahea and carried a shawl as about ona-half of the 47 non-com
' ndmnther,
..............................
Allied nations in the prosecution d ic t myself. For a man 31 y ears hopeless.
The
S ister
Kenny
at $3,000, th* u n r amount*
lor, inf .Oonova.
she stepped from a plane from b at vessels which also will tie ta r A tlantic National Dank Build of Jap an 's m ajor war crim inals.
old, to luddeiilv find himself treatm ent, physio therapy, muscle
they had pooled rlfteen day*
r u n e n l ■ervtcof wilt bo held England a t La Guardi* Field. get*. In addition, Navy men *s-j ing.
This has been unnounred in Iwreft of the use of bo<h l»v*. rtt-eduratinn, the iron lung and
ago when defense attorney*
J.mploymsnl —U. 8. Employ
a t th* graveside tn Conor* C*me Bhe had a break fast of fru it tim ate unofficially that o perating,
by the chief of General the work of polio, many hopeless many other phases of the tyeatfiled tkeir motion in circuit
ter, on Sunday afternoon a t 2:00 Juice, toffee, and doughnuts. She espensta Involved In staging the m ent Service, 112 North I'a.k Tokyo
Mar A rthur's vmr crimes prose fears and agonies invade his i meitl ran make war on this
court fori a neww tria l denied
o'clock
teemed overwhelmed a t th* a t experim ent
next
Spring
wilt I Avenue.
disease and combat it quite suc
cution staff, Joseph B. Keenan. realm of thinking.
yesterday'.* •
V o c a t i o n a l Training end
tention which wa* showered upon am ount to apprlxim ately 1100,-'
Th* chief prosecutor's announce
“ To lie in Iwi wondering how cessfully.
The cousins were' convicted J.t
ARNOLD IN.M IAM I
her by newsmen, and by the 000,000. T h at’s Just a sam ple of E d u c a t i o n * - ? . W. Lawton,
ment
follow*
w
eek*,of
ailenc*
hy
you
will
adjust
your
life
to
wheel
"N
o
one
family,
unless
the
Jan. 12 by k circuit court jury
Court House,
MIAMI. Jan. 2», M V - The flashes of the cameraman's bulbs th* expenses enyotvedRussia on two formal Allied bid* chairs, and if fate is kind- exchequer can run into higher h#r* on two counts of a five-count
hwgal . A ssistance. Hospltalchief of tho A nn* A ir Force*, as ah* arrived.
Vice Admiral W. H, P. Blandy.
to
join
in
th*
prosecution
of
Hicrutches
a
t.
best,
to
feel
the
in
th
an
average
figures,
can
meet
Indictment.
iiatio n and 3 ta t* Bervic* Of
A General fu n ry II. Arnold, la
Relative* who greeted the fa commander of the teet, asserts
■Did T 0J0 and other top J a p war ability and helplessness of m eet the financial strain th a t all this
ficer—Contact through Lloyd
- undergoing a thorough phyoleal mous scientist a t the airport re th a t th e value of th* evperim enu
criminal
suipect*.
ing
home
responsibilities
and
'costlv
treatm
ent
brings.
Her*
ts
F. Hoyle. County Service Ofexamination a t the Army’s Blit- fused to aay where she was going. will f a r outweigh the cost.
The Russia decision ha* cornu wondering how long it will be w het* the National Folio Founda
18 KII.LF.D IN RIOTING
more Hospital hi Miami. Th* “T hat’s a secret," answered one
Building.
Many" crewmen of on# o r the
a t somewhat of a su rp rise to until ony* more you ran feel tion so. blessedly lends it* help
BOMBAY,
Jan.
25.
i/FV—
General wa* forced to return on* relative in response to a Muins* pig ship*, th# 31-year-old
„ „ F unds—American
Keenan. The Russians already th* dignity of being th* wage ing huml. Believe tne, Mr. Dean, Indian N ationalist riots are con
from Peru because of Hineo*. I t question a* to where Dr. Meitner New York, hupe th a t som ething
Bod Croat, Lake Shore iloulohave named a judge and associate earner, all this cun age a m an 1 u rg e th a t every reader of your tinuing for the third day. Po
io said th a t General Arnold will would atay.
may ear* her y e t Th* few m em v e n t
V eterans Ad min 1st ration — firoaecutor. Russia's ea rlier si- over night. But thankfully, this paper participate in the joyous lice turned rifles ami te a r gaa oo
b* In Miami fo r a number of
M e an w h ile /N ary figures show bers of her wartime crew who re
once on the hide lo join in the need not lie the end. There is experience of giving tn\ this the mob again today, Thu* Jfcr
days- Previously, i t had bean th a t It Is going to cost clot* to m ain with her agree th a t “ the
Koacoe Bill*. S h e riffs Office
Irla li had led Keenan to beliave a way to fight i'ullo and Its worthy cause so that thousands the disorders have caused eighteen
every
stated th a t ha would fly to 9600,000,000, If no t more, to la st New York deserved a better fat*
tha Soviet Union would not take wretched damages. *Tlir March of of others like myself, mey walk deaths and Injuries to more
W ashington today.
th# atomic bomnb against th* mo th an th at,"
Dimes is * cause that is w orthy again!"
p art In the w ar crimes tria l.
eta hundred persons.
! ■, ' *
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■
J Jr 1 *
4
Uodf*cT Oiiicol Arrives Here To
Complete Primary Arrangements
Students Stage
Demonstration In
Chinese Capita]
U. S* AstfDnom^rsI
ih. jiimi Demand Return Of.'... """"'
"""'
Jope ^ T o Ferret I
M lChinese
™ ? ' ^ .Nation
. " ' “ Merchants Discuss
.To
Mt Mars Secrets • fc r .r e r .'S .
Plans For Program
Tn Roost Sanford
$l()0J)0ft Iliku In
Assets U eve tiled
Rv First Fede,a!
Selective Service
.Officials Awarded
Medals At Orlando
Bomb Shock Regan
Dctcrinriation 01
Fuehrers Mi n d
It'tinnr,1 ^wd,.!1,'‘imgan'l'io | Kircher Rack From Harry-Anna Home;
, Urges Support Of March Of Dimes
Ronald Philips Died
At . Titusville
Woman Scientist Who Helped Develop
Atomic Bomb Arrives In New York City
.Veterans Service
IlusHia To Join In
Pronecution Of Japs
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Itolita Sullcrs (iiven
Three Years Sentences
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�FRIDAY. JANUARY 25. 1916
T1IE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORI). FLORIDA
Hints To Housewives I ’
len K eller H as
a n g To O ffer
[elp t o B l i n d
W eekly fro m 'H orn* D rm o n d ra U o n ‘
H p W U lld . T * ila h * a a —
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By A D IX A ID E KERR
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SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB
d is tric t home d em o n '!ra tio n " R e n t
K ?^ * a L .
w ill. the Flo rid * A g r ic u ltu ra l E x .
tcruion Se rv i c e, in concluding the
■ '’d B H
I ’. 'lfi outlook report for M o ru la ( , »
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w ar," said Helen Keller,
w ho ha* been blind and deaf ainea*
e a rly childhood. " I t U the only
re a l doyknc** I know of — *
troubled mind strug g lin g b ark to
norm al living. - i do not consider
myoelf In the dark- I look on
m y life a* a full, normal, happy
lif e .’
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\ The shadi-w th a t had eroa»«l
Mil-. Krller'x face a t mention of
-Invites You
PLAY GOLF
- t /mb
farm I'omllle*.
N u tritio n
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T h r o u g h o u t , H"!idA and the en-l* I
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t il e « m Id, food prodiu tiim a n d
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p n - e r w i t i n i mid ti e riwiilalnlity j B b j f l :
of an udepinte (cod nipi'ly f*»r
f ojySfrje;'-*.
fnnulv t u r i» r»5enti*! to K**0 **!.
It i ill'll! nil.I health.
A n a m p l'-. I , r’-'-'.-Jb' . ,' iS
ft nd -.supply will rontlnii* U> I* j
her iv.LQ ji-v .k :lrb jn jc fltle tii
country to eV ourage
. Uiox e blinded or deafennl by w ar
—work ah trh te r vice hoxpiial*
called a gn a t mm ale builder. .
Then Mix* Kcll*r launchr.l Into
a vivid dvxcription of tha new
work the ix beginning—rehahlllla lion of the deaf blind. She will
rmrry It on In addition to her ho*nttnl w etk ^e*“ v*ie*ana..
derniaiutaJ-.ly “ T b f r r l o r * w*
m uit Ko
sprl pork on In*
dlvidrnl r**ef, for the deaf blind
a re Ilk* other h um ln b»lng*i nu
two are alike A* far as the
Foundation ha* • been able to
verlf) caaea. there are ubout
2.0CC deaf Hind* In th - t'n lte l
Stale* But I am glad to. report
th a t. • • far a* we know none
re*utied from the w ar
. MW* *h*H work through the
Cum m ltU r for the Ju if lilj^d
new adjunct of th e American
STARTER SOLUTIONS
NUTRIENT SPRAYS
FOIL FUMIGANTS
REPELLENTS
uantaL
operation at a Son FranU ico tnupiUL Otihlio a cataC
* and- child.
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(/ntcrnatlonol Soundpholo)
to g reet hi* wile
Foundation for the Blind The dliPctor of th i, now departm ent I*
Mr* Dorothy Bryan
She will
»c< k n u t every deaf blind perxon
in ev ery town and city and xludy
all tho exiating xervlcr* within hi*
area fo r hig rtA ftbllltltion.
•**rhca
community und *#!•
faro jfroup* will
c«luc«ttd In
HORMONES
WEED KILLERS
, SEED SPROUTERS
CORRECTIVE DUSTS
' V n r’J.
Wr m ust remrmher hnngty peo
ple are hard to live with and
difficult to conirrl. *oil educate.
blind. Mraxurex wll In* taken tn We lit n denurrar'- w ant tn’ c o ).
tribute to the *atl*fying tirin g
to institution^ or neglecto.1 in their • tnndanlx of our neighbor*.
home*. They will in- lirotigh*
Health
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place* where they can be trained
Florida farm nr.d urban
for uaefulne** and reasonable
l " “ lxi*i. S-a’ fnr a i It I* phy
sically and mentally po*.lblc,, our
lint I* that they should he xelfxupporllng.’.’.
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. rounding* reim ue t accident ha
Mi** Keller paused n moment card* and ... . -„ ,... .
and palroniro health ellnlex; have
to jeflect j»ml then went on:
"T he ouxtandlng place of this regular hcaltlv exam inat'-nr. or
hind l*‘ the Induxtrtal Home fo r family mrmb#r*; h<?li» dcvtlop liw
the Blind In Brooklyn l^ » t year maintain th# *choo| lunch prwth e ir fifteen <leaf blind did 80 yrnmi help promote Red Cross,
percent of tk*; operations th>< hlin t
•to. They xre fully self-support
ing and their- lt»4 w arninga.aver- fowl preftaration and prcner^xilojt
aged <27 a »eok. They made
mop*, hrooma, ruhlier mats and
did wnpd walking and vaiioux a s
sembly job*. They did "both hand
operations and machine wurk. In
the past too few schools for the
blind have given , p o in t attention
to the deaf blind Rut it I* out
I mlu, trial
Home for the Blind ha* ilo.ir "
Buending an hour with Helen
Keller, now 05. ia an experience
rAiVer to Ik> fo rto tten . Her uni|uenchuhle spirit chargi
room A* the as aimirlly -Jre»-»e.l
In a block xult and a pansy blue
blouse caught w ith a" pearl pin.
every ty c in thu room win, focused
.on her a* th >ugj* ^nagnetitiki. EvW y fin, call* h e r "Hrlell" She
follow* diiectionx and tecjuexln
with xwift cooperation
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Her corivuroiitlon 1. jumpered
with humor and laugh* When n
.'phFTographer'a iruib fla«hed in the
iniilxt of her ronvcrxaUon, xho
started and laughed (She did n o t
se e-th e flash, but felt it* heat.) ministration
becoms quall/lod
Q utstieha put to her a re quickly
. . . . . . . loan* for new
relayed to her by her rompintlon,
Mitx Polly Thompson, through th e construction, Mr*. Chapman slated.
m anual alphabet. M(*» Keller r»-
• Panam a Villagers
. Building Hospital
• I n Doctors Honor
Dy LUIS C. NOLI
HEADQUARTERS PANAMA
CANAL DEPARTMENT — When
the community hnipital a t £ bsm a,
.a little village ncwtled clore to tho
»ea along Panama'* Paelfie coast,
finally open* ll» door*. it probably
will have a United SfnTr* Army
If It Isn't formally* named after
m, residents of the village nlwill _
aaxociate the hospital
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w ith c a p t. r m r
Litchfield, Comi,
story of Cant. Raymond
X h a rn t hoipiU L U an.ouL-.
* example of how the
,’rlghbor rule I* applied
friend*.
Interne Gain* Fam e
' Thi* .a rt* In July, IMS, when
Capt. Raymond, than 12L fresh out
o( Vale and halfway through hla
in trrn r.h ip in Bellevue Hoapital,
New York. k » assigned ax flight
surgeon a t Chame, one of the
,*ccr* of flying base* set up by
the Sixth A ir Force In Panam a
to protcet the Panam a Canal
. A Panam anian woman brought
her huvband, who was badly in
need of medical attention, to the
Irate dispensary. The man, Buf
fering from an abdominal ali
ment. was trrated by Capt- Ray-
E x-Sailor Invents
Gas Pump Nozzle
To S t o p Spilling
Joseph Kolllnger, form er fire
man second., class a t the Deiuind
Naval A ir Station, wax a t the
Gull Filling* Station operated by
A. W. OJharn a t French Avenuo
and F irst S treet yesterday demon
strating hlx Invention of a gax
pump n o u la attachm ent that, pro.
vrnta all xpilling of gasoline ott i
ta r fender* when the tank lx full.
A ttendant* at filling station*
u*e a long n o tile with a curved
That *tarte<i k.*
Soon, th e rapt
linger,
.dlmlnirttr* tawwtle
energy, pointed out the xecret of
the (h o t o ff a "little
* gadget liui le
tin of the nottle.
“ 1 flr-t got the Idea when I
wax working a t the Army air bii.e
at Newark, N. J.” he explained.
"W hen they filled u ^ plane* the)
to remote xettlementa in
mountain*. Villager* came to the
baxe, ami when they couldn't, the
ca pta in - w an t-to -th e m .------------— ■
Orange* I’av the mil
A man, w ith IS knife *U*hcx
about international diplomacy, hut the jungle in a hammock for two
who need no jiolnters on becoming (|ay* until he reached Chamef lie
ga.oline, creating a fire hntord,
und t h i attendant*^ tuu to go und
take a hath afte rw a n t,"
A fter much experim enting. KolUnger invented the new device,
and had a m anufacturer make
(Ample*.
Called Into the service on Dec.
2tl. I!>*4. a* a Firem an, at the
Delaind Naval Air Station. Kol
llnger Introduced hlft n o tlle which
wjLL_mluBt£iL_ til ere,’. JiC.-Day lima
the Orlandw. A ir
. PRtWUPT SERVICE ON
AIX CABS
S I GN S
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
0 —Dec’s Sign Service
(0. D. LANDHESS)
P h o n e 1021
way not far liqni |L« Eggeia’ home.
THEATRES
rt »r rumiiM-l- r ‘ouniy,
■ 4 l- tir ,v iii|u t m l - t>r taw. »o tlie lllli Hi;) i f f r it uni >.
k m X -i« ,v r.,-**t*. wbieh-*air <• * *o;t Iwr
r i a i n i i t i « i NATHAN •liynre*. mut fall )nu ant, fi*nr« a
lui.l— . l l l tin r sttff* n.frn.)*p . - — .. ______ l U .lt.
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n u han-l »n<t ••ffl--l*l naaln .t you, amt
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fwrU. P lnrida. rlilx 17»li* iiu i.t« t ax Mrl».
, IT IS rUftTIIKR oniXBtlBD th a t
i* i . t . U , i x *
cm- .inter t>« nubllahnl .me* a
wank Cur four n,n*n.uU** week*
ui a*urr*l .rtreulalipn, . paallao**
In H-mlmiix <'-Minty. rin ilik , pfl-.r
to hxl.l return i|)>.
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tVIT.NtXn my hahU aait th* of.
UrUI m il i)t Ik* •l-.-ve f a u lt lhl<
mth ill* ut January, l(<(.
tl. P. IIGIINIXXN,
Clark, (Srcult Court.
(C lrruir Cnurt ■**!>
IS .M lfJJh
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K . I'lU CKIUlJ^tlS — -- —
o n n e tt n e
n i.icx T in v . .
m u i’ **t M tnvxnoxr
IIKNIIV ' THOMAS. whoa*
STAT n r C lJitlltiA . T " HAIt.UL TO) p|*r»
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rMliUnrs
ah»1 1*0*1
>tIt lot 221 S. Krcxinura
Off!** «d<tre»» It unltmiwn;
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I-an ,Ira.
Mlrtilaau.
Vott i n h*reb> noHfln) hiwl.rt...... IHTIgitMi
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It . pi>.«riim from fb* sworn nut riulr^tl t*» i in »ar o* » r»f|jUn Hill
of t'amplHnt rtle.1 hereto th«t I 'S 4if <'..mplAtnl fllf«l Mtfalnal you l»jr
TIIOMAH* fo» dltorr». H»w
t o ■. n o n .rr.ld rn t <it,lha, Slat* of
glorMa. ana that itte atm ,a I* |M»ndln« In ihr C lm lt Court of
Klorl«H. on ut b«»oui rorreel present lilac* of rest- HtmlnoD
iImio- thta la to notify you that fnr« |li» Alorrh HuW» Por. lo*wlt.
tin
Itb day nt Marrh. DM
In dafault tbaraof-paid f t n u will
!•! i.*•*•*«.' »•,- pi>rt#
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PRlCEMr
— 40c Inch lax
S E R V IC E
— 30 c iarl. lax
CHILDREN — Otfc Inxl tax
FRIDAY - LAST. DAY1
“MARCHj)f TIMET' '
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PHONE 200
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Real .Estate
Wanted
THE MUSIC BOX
Princess Theater Hldg,
Phone 95.T
“ •H e rxlitpaled T h at the gadgrt
-aved "/'DO gallon* a month at
theMi rtation*.
The Navy uNh
adopted Liu- device fo r furling
era«li lioats at New Smyrna, he
'aild<-.l. lie was dlseharged from
!iv - in IH.-I.auil Hilh In- y if- u' I
two dauchteta a t
Rich
Simdy Polaski Learns
To Blow Bagpipe
EDINIIDRGII,
Even xohjier* of
learned to skirl t
ing the war.
I'ipe Mtijnr VV
It
nulwM irnl
xtruetor, report*
■I t | i|ier« from
inn' and other
course* -were *p
I'loliaireaehd Si*-u
A profitable
Country Real Istate Agency, ln-hu*lnex# 45 year*. Many of uur
-ag*np- a w .a a rolng ottfr <8i00u.pcg yc^f.
Preference given to applicant* located h
on main highway* at eilge of town.
Strout Realty Agency
25$ Fourth Are.
New York 10. N.Y.
OFFICES COAHT TO COAST
Wert the Jeweler
I'n atle.
few note*, that I <
to be friend*. I at
ing Pre*lyt#rian
School a t Actra in Cold Coast.
want you to »tnt me fountain pen
and eyes wearing gia*a. I will be
pleased if you would do wo. I x**<d
you v*ry much love. Your friend,
Emmanirel Adotey."
The llivialun 'a try in g to m eet
the request.
' Roy Wall
618 Mellnmillc Avc.
Phone 81S-M
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NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED
Wft hove just received n carload
Plnce Your Order Now.
i. c-nm plele Im p
Tuxetlo Ferric
TUXEDO FEED
C o r. 2 n d S a n f o r d
P h o n e .’158
HEADLINE NEWS!
ivt* rir« iiKitin In a itosiUou to rivo
-yoti -the exjiert,-efficient -Frrrice—
you have been accustomed to.
Sonidl" Opcrnlora
Mrs. Ruby Echols
Mrs. I’litilitm* l’liilli|is
Mrs. Minnie Hess Garner
Mrs. Helen Garner McCollum
EV/V BESi? BEAUTY SLIOI
N’i n c t y t
The patient needed sulfa, liut would
there wa*. na intravenous cuuip- pital, |
merit. A t itoori a* he had ralliwi
One
xufffriently under the jixygen effort
treatm ent, , a rubber tube wa* the wa
forced down hia throat and ma*h- mixed,
n l xulfa tablet* were fed to him: - been r
Whan the captain left a t day- thousa
break/ the crl'l* w*x pa»tChame
W riting on the yVall
1 will lie
Then ram e the peak of (Jie »nr’ If in
time rubber shortage. Atmv vr- idtal
htrie* In Chxme, with the e*c,-;i nutienl
lion of one ambulance ami cm- providi
truck, were ordered off the rood- have *
The townspeople cam4 to the rral providi
iiation th a t w hen.thp w ar emlr-i and ■«
and the base was abandoned, th e y ! States,
would be without quick, depend
able medical service. They turned
to Capt. Raymond, who, with the
jjrr»*iiig
T h rtr wa* a farewell
party In hi* honor- and the gue*ta
»*io 75 men and women whu»e
live, had hern -lived by the army
doctor. A frat ire of the program
wne the song, "L et Me Call You
S w eathrart." rnrefully learned by
a *mnll I'aiiumantan girl.
That was one "f tuarty testlm odial-, Capt. Raymond ha, reeciv.-d
from hi, |ia»ietit«. Rut one of -he
mort tolrhlny I* a note, w ritten
liy a g>r) whom the at my il'Xtur
treated- for a bullet wound in the
nglii hand. Th.- note was enclo-o-| in n hand euiliroidered lace
iian-lk-'i ehtef .‘or tl) . Raymond,
the fotntrr Virginia MeDoltald, of
Padueah. Ky. (piexvnt addrtwa:
124 East 73ttl Klteet. N. Y. C.).
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
C’oitnrte Plpt?, IUtlltling Winks. Ready-mixed Concrete,
Sepiic Tnnks, Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curbs and
Property Markers
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
Phone 1211
Sunfurd, Florida
mond
he healed
el xbuadxai suppile* ol ra<
COCOA, F la , (Special)—County
commissioner*, soli M M trra llix
xre rooperati
.......... . . ____ seed and nuruery
plot* for the convenience of Bre
vard County cattlem en wishing to
TEX
RAM GEf
THiSf I l i u m filSOUICl! »*A(I inf
MMlB*pid»£» Of MART D'VHHftil)
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MtOOUCM U C U M C ;
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olantrd, end a p ulvertier to pre
pare the eoll. Recently the county
igent per»on«lly axsembled the
uulvertMr. to the te ed r i o t A w ^
be prepared by one of the dletrict
OPEN lilO PM.
S alenU ya — Sunday*
Id * h i
M 0 N .1
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Including «t*nd in natural
ailver color . . . port* In black,
blue, green, red or natural
iilver color.',
Guaranteed To
For Lasting Protection...
Use IHoon Paint and8we I Coot
One coat of Hoorwhlle Prim er mid one coat of Moore'e Ilouie
Paint will give you the durability of a threo-toaj job.
SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO.
114 W. 2nd St*
• Write* SI mile* (two yean
• Write* at high mltRnd** wi
leakag*
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Installed Floor Main
- 16.00 ’
Installed Seat Cover* $12 A $15
Complete Unit*
4 Sealed Beam Adapter
$7.40 up
• Radio Batteries
$5.95
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Phone 320
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RMmbew o f (h e fam ily. F.xtra rlrh In kxrtoliti, l.iu trr-C r? m e
la eco n o m ic al, easy to u m . . . aqually rlTeclivc in h a rd m vufl
w a U r . , . le a st* h a ir m o re lu stro u s, rosier la m an ag e. '
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Repair work a sperialty
Frce.estinmtes. Prompt service
All work guaranteed
trained to pipe
HAS IN STOCK NOW THE AMAZING. NEW
A iftlU r V iy of Saying N ew id 4
Greater lidw strial O pportunities »
R ight i t j o i r F r e it P eer!
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PLUMBING
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A G E N C I E S C O O P E R A T IN G
Eiuon
*Mcndeya
> » : . P R I N___C E _S S.
Strickland - Morrison,
Ail -the latest |>opular sinirlo reconls nml u|bum
seta im-lutliiiif the new “Binjf CroabyV’, “Johnny
MercerV 'ctc. - - - Columbia, Victbr I)ccc« and
Capitol mortl.a an* at. Saufonl's Conpluio Munie
h a d ’n terrific ga*h on one xlde
which had been ititched by hla
Wife w ith threpd made from bark.
Capt. Raymond gave him plaama,
drr.xed the wound* and xent him,
by arm y ambulance, to Fanto Tonm» Hoxpltal. *ixty mile* aw ay,
in Panam a City. A few week*
Inter, the xanie men wa* back.
TTiT* tints' he had walked two day*
tloough tha jungle lo_ h rin g .hi*
I . ne/actor * heavy sack of orangex.
One night the captain waa aumnjoneil to Gharpe. A young Pans-;
maniun was dying of pneumonia.
The captain found him stretched
out on the earthen floor of hi* na
tive "bohlo," gasping for air. 'A
lank of oxygen and a flying moxk
PROTISTINO THE USI of tear gai and "p-iUoc vlolen.-e" ot Die U S
Motor* plant In Loi Angcte*. Phillip Cnnn-itly ttig h u . d o livtixtrtxl
Council lecrelary, tcaiix a patade tn the i.ttt.-e M a y o r * litd ier Bow run,
>1 Lo* Angeles (right) whore, after a eiaili of word?. »h? Mayor raid
*U wm *11 a matter of law enforrrmen! " (/nterualio ml SoMndohnlot
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ADULTS
-A N D -
(InlerNetioaal Soaxrfphoto)
EM PLOYEES .
Ask And You Get On
Africa Gol d Coast
FLORIDA STATF
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E X P E R I F ,N t:E D
A ssets Revealed
By First Federal
SOUTHERN CHEMICALS, INC
Rid« the 0«S9«f
Trailwith -
Im p ro v e d F a ir w a y s
M o d e rn is e d C lu b h o u s e
Whllner, Pnt-Mgr,
■IfrtnTtnd fmweivnthJn
very little jfjT
nae 'K^
n-enr 3iTne*".hV
a
4 0 k
New Greens
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THE BAflFORl) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
2 5 ; 1916
N E W -A N D C 0 M P L K 4 'e - E Q U I P » lK N T .
Tuit. rp>xtbi* '5loSt> :h u t ttlV
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The haaio human need* of fai
iltr* In *the war-torn countries, j
both 'bhystalogtcally and »oclaily.,
-grtr'fnM f— shelter. cloth burr r e
creation and health. Survey* o f:
each of th e countrle* involved are
wbu? utiOTr gAu1a»ut "WM »huw~tttr
r eedx and podbllltlea for yxchaogo
and markata.
A .h la h level of prr»lurtlO tlJa
-de-m-d and-'hrm bl lui maiutalnefr
by our fnrin people in thi* country
to help raixe tho level of conxump-
— . a-, at:_—Tryr iL
Illl h i _in
Xlj;fWlTtnIl
t n f. H»mn
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New York, .h r had been discus*
■w
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The nation* of the world ' r o , A
I Ming tNfcr peacetime p ro g ra m )
un the • nutrition need* of th e ir
people, *?y» Mr*. Edith r . lla rru i,
F R ID A Y , JA N U A R Y
tli* *U«nlorr «ln*» r»<wlr*d I
l* ib* BA^TOIIW 11KHALIL
fnfd riorlda. h
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*r«l rlrrulatlon In*****! r " “ nl
•1st*.
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WITNrjts mr H-t rxi »n<’ «
�GRAVEYARD C.
The Sanford Herald
couldn’t b# l«*kcd up
committed no offense,
left* hot returned a
la^tL aat-Tdseed a smal
jerntm o on the captain
ust a P>le I t from *
!lr
v.
J £ a U k lU k * 4 l a I M S . * •
fs U la iw S
S a ils
* ir* H
S a ta rS a r
aaS S s s l i r a t
S '* * * B a a fa rS . F U r lS a
t t l M a a a a lla . A t t s s t
K a l m S a s a e e a a S * la a * M a t t e r
O r t a k r r ST. IS IS . a I t h e f a a t O fflra
S I B a a fe r S . r i a r l S t , a a S r r th e A rt
(I iM irm
a t M a rr h A 1*1 .
U T O C C H U H tfO F
near the world record of 31 per
Zealand.
Infant mortality In the United States dcclinepl 13 per
and 1943—from
cent among white babiea betweei .1940
..
43.2 per 1,000 to 37.5. Among the colored the decline wa*
slightly higher, 15 per cent- With u total of 118,500
deaths in 1943, there were"about 19,000 fewer deaths be
cause of this improvement,*’ the company *aya.
Commenting or this improvement the Metropolitan
reports: "The .safeguarding o f . i n f a n t life dur
ing "tW-Avar ysuuwuvaa-eehieved in Ahe face of.many-iulvurac
conditions, such as overcrowded housing, disrupted family
life, and depleted medical and nursing personnel. In large
measure, the improvement in .infant mortalitywtp^duo ^ta
recent advances in medicine, particularly the widespread
use of the sulfa drugs, the It^oascd hospitalization ol
births, the Emergency Maternity and Infant Care program
TnabguraTSnjJ’-Tmr
_ji*,ir_xaU U *4
(be w - l e e
' ,*VliUf»Ua«-ef-wll
aewa-ahaalrbw, ♦H-ihaJflwer ranks of tUnirmed servkaOr and.th? generally
standard of life
lifs for a large pro!,
proportion or the
higher stanifard
r r v a i l e* la <kl»
a a d aU a
. , .
s h e I r e a l e * w * a » b lU b * 4 k e rv la . population.
A ll r i g h t , l a r * * * b lle * « l# a * • •* * The greatest relative improvement wan reported from
, ■ a la l a l a w t l r h r a h r r r l a a r r al* a r*those sections of the country where the Infant mortality
was the highest. The West South Central States experienced
FRIDAY, JANUAItY »»■ »M< a more marked docllno than any other geographic area be"S ibI k Y-ERSfl rnR TOPAY tween 1940 and 1943, with an Improvement of 23 per cent
whHe-bfcble*. -A itrojrof pbout-lfl-par cent
IF TH K ” ** n r ’A I.t.Y 'lS -S UClLL
-for •th e , KfraFjjyutlu tk n trah iHnl?$r«ti*fc:fa^y*g:
Mountain State*, bothh of whiclr sections
section* have Tinfavorable*
unfavorable1
record*
as
regard*
infant
mortality.
U S ,'18 IT NOT WORTH Wlltl.K.
The size of the community ha* a bearing on infan.
FINDING OUT ABOUT ITT And
to know tb* love af- C hrist which mortality according to the Metropolitan, with a decrease
pesseth knowledge, th a t y* may
ba filled unto all the fullness or relatively twice as rapid in small town* and rural area* a*
compared with Uie lafgtlr cltlfia. "In communltlCa oT 25,000
GoJ J — Ephestan* 3:1D.
tho company
or. more of population,” __
_.
. . .report*,
.. ... “the decline
Ad lnt*r«stln^1lttr»-Tt*iir ln*the Tietween 1&-I0 and 1943 wa* 8 per cent among white liable*
federal budget for tha coming In place* of 10,000 or lea* population, including rural area*,
s ta r la M .000 for a llmouslna for i
.
th* Vic* President of the United the drop wa* more than 16 per cent."
States , . . when we have no Vica
Butter prenatal care of mother* and the increa*ed
Praaidefit. >
proportion of deliveriea in honpital* are credited ait being
Pioneer
Sanford
resident*, ffir)|e!y rp*|K}n*il>lc for a drop of more Jbiui 13 per cent In
many of whom know or have mortality from premature birth between 1940 and 1943.,
T h e' tentative budget of th*
S tate Road Department for 19(0
has been prepared and includes
9286.5.11 for BJHi mile* of construct ion on Read O belween
Luke* Jessup , and the
county Hna a t woll1 M
other Rants of ISH4.000 for tnrer
seven miles on Hoad 203 from
Oviedo to th* Orsng# county line.
119,276 on Kou.l 202 and 1(1.600
n r paving arouml the Farmer*
-Market in Sanford.
Seminole
county I* doing all right Ihete
days as far as roads at* conearned.
.
Past Matrons Club
Gives Chicken Supper
Society Editori C.-cells Truluck
Frances Dague
Social Calendar Mips
Weds W. Pettigrew
IGNORHUAT
HOLLAND I . DMA*
known of W. R. O'Neal for many
years, will te g rel »*» H I * of
the desth of this nlwsys pro
gressive Orlsndo cltlten who eonTrlbutevl so greatly to that city a
B owth and development. And
roughout his lifetim e he was
on* of those Orlando resident*
who was big enough to devpte
his energies to -the development
of all of Central Florida, not
ju st. Orlando. ‘
■M
store," Graham r a id ., “ Now can
I go to jail?"'''RU * request was
Ifranted. Among belongings ho
turned over to the ja ile r .was a
bank book showing $1,005 on tie*
A m a rin fln B n n iy p r
y v iu c i (L u ll L s a i ih L i
. *
*■-
3
ICE!
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
J
R e al
Urn." Why fasciamT
Didn't
Trance have peacetime ixmscripioir under 4fct' socialist Leon
Hum) Hasn’t
Russia
always
lad peacetime conscription evar
l! ___ i L . _—M itulsla
iA
the communists earth In
into
An
AW TON
Superintendent
dk «f the sta te not only In
olumrts of the newspapers
Iso In "tha assemblies of the
h o
Me
Mis* M artha. Perkin* and Mi»*
M artha Brown have returned to
FAC.W . to resume their studle*.
‘ W alter .Bayne*. student of the
University of Florida, has a r
rived to tpand several days be
tween sem esters. . .
MU* Perry D uncan ha* departed for W Indner, Ga. ‘ where
the Will visit friends for tom*
Mr, AHrisn-Hrmrrv and mother.
Mr*. Worley, of Daytona Were
visiting friends in Sanfunl yes
terday.
Au&iliaryJLnat a U a
C
-The Colonel Theodore* Roosevelt
Auxiliary No. .1 United Spanish
W ar Veteran* installed officer*
for I DIO at a recent meeting. Mr*.
Ella LundquixL retiring presidents
was presented lh* P ast P ivsidenl»
Pin t y Mr*. Zadu U n i. r f t t presl-
hc-r father, wore a gown fashioned
with ivory laco bodice which ter*
initiated In a pepium over th*
full ivory slipper sa tin skirt with
■light train.
The dre»s fea
tured a sw eetheart neckline and
TERRACE
M r_ood Mr*. J . D- Woodruff
join .Utiimaa
SATURDAY
JAN. 26
ie a S U F oS
Thu aocoittl In a Hcrica of weekly Saturday night
dance* for members and their guest*.
SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB
FarentH Shun School
Near A-Bomb S i t e
** In w estern Florida and of improved g ra s s e s , in central and
southern Florida show an ever
| increasing regard among fanner*
SANTA FE. N. M . .M ’l—Clos
in g .o f the ! » s AUn.os S ch o effo rj
Roys has liecn annnuncnj by Di
rector Fertrtor S|H-ncer Cburch .1
who .aid one reason wa* associa
tion of the name with the la>*
Alnmus, N. SL. atomic botnl»4iro.j
ject.
Th# school for a tin'# operated
n ear Taos, N. .M„ dflcr its erigiiial- site was tak.-n over b y 'th *
W ar liepartm ent f>.r atomic ra-
explained'
Diversification of effort on Flo
rida farm s, ha, said. Is shown by
the following examples from lej-<irti by agents;
A program In Charlotte County
for conserving gam*.
G reater use of miner elements
In fertilisers and sprays fqr cit
PIIIIDINT TRUMAN has named Vick
rus In la k e County.
Raising more family milk cows
Adm. Alan O. Kirk (top), to be
from calves In Suwsnne# County.
Ambassador to Belglum-and Min
Increased acreage In E aster lil
ister to Luxembourg, aod Cohnnoies In Highlands County.
dors Jo met K. Vardanian, J r , to •
Expansion of 4-11 elub work in ^ fourteen-year term oo the Federal
Polk C ount/.
Reserve Board ot Governors. Kirs
Establishm ent
o f. Improved
was commander of a U. S. naval
graas "nurseries" In many couptask force during Invasion of Nortie»'
’ '
Establishm ent of tlmbar-grux- t m tndy in 1144; Verdsmsn Is T ru
man's naval aide. (International)
ing-gam* projects in several courtties.
.
Expanded production o f early
sw eet-potatoes' In Lea County.
Farm Laborer Steals
VINCENNES. Ind..
alstende put C lisripy(iB shjm
q u a itrrs km) oskcl ,t*. pe;locksd
up. Explaining th jt hr- xa* ill and
hud Ttu .me to carV for him. f'npt.
H arry I'utiitiSiiur tuM him Re
*
\ . NOTICE
Ora Lovelace. West who ha* re
turned to the state* after. 25
years of ►
crvIce on the African
mission ffrld win sneak of her
work ns n mfirionary. teacher
and nurse Surtlay morning at
11:00 A. M. at the Nararen*
Chinch in Lake Mary it was
nnnounred today by Dr. C. E.
W est,' pastor.
Valentines
Yes, when wo return your
experily 'cleaned and preased.clothes to .you they’re
•
*
completely . r e s t o r e U to
thoir original freahuca*
'I Clothes '•Iasi *• longer
cleanbtf often
,, FOB
Everyone
POWELL’S
Jack. wha h a r bMtt -»*Mirr< wror
Ml** Augusta Clause, the bride's the army In the Pacific Theater
only attendant, wore a gown of of Operations for many montha.
pink m att|uitcll* which was fash
ioned, with fitted bodice and fult
Miss Audrey Rath, daughter of
sk irt. Site carried a bouquet of
r. and Mra. Philip It. Rach. and
mixed flowers licit with blue ribfreshmen a t f t SC JV .. fdexVxoA
Luiu- Jutux. .-Jubw'S—+erv'M us
:m « j K ap|ia ' ^ronrrttv recently,
best man for th e groom and
ushers were "H arry Brownlee -and Mist Bach, a graduate of~Sem
inole High School, was an out
Kirby Fit*.
T he mother of the bride chose standing member of ber vlase.
a su it of light, blue wool with
matching accessories and a should
•Cpl. and Mrs. Leoti V/. Stelner co ttag e of sw eetpeas.
Mrs. i'ettigrawv la a graduate meyrr- have l»een visiting hK
parents Mr. and Mr*. H. A.
of the Seminole llig h School and Steinmeyer
of C itrus Heights
until recently held u secretarial during th* past
two weeks. .Cpl.
position with the Bell A ln ra ft Steinmeyer w ill'rep
o rt to Colum
Cor|K>r*tion In A tlanta, Ga. Mr. bus, Miss. In the near future for
Pettigrew is a graduate of the duty.
Peru High School and was in
his second year a t the latSalle
Peru College when he rnlikted in
Ensign Nicholson Ashby USNU
the Navy where he served (o r will leave Sanford ami tepotl .to
three year*, of which 23 months the U. S. Naval ,A*r Sttli.m
wa* spent In ths Pacific Theater in Minmi Tuesday for temporary
duty. He has been -pi-ndlng some
of Operations.
A lte r a wedding trip in the time with Mrs. Ashby and his
slate of Florida the couile will dsughlers, Nicky and Retts, at
depart (or Peru. HI., where they HUD iHibiscus Drive
will remain until Mr. Pettigrewr
eater* the U niversity of Illinois
lotwrence llsrtafield has re
in February.
ceived hi* discharge from the
U. S. Marine Corps Reserve and
is visiting with hi* wife and
child on West F irst SUeet as
the guest of" Mr*. H artsfleld’s
'parents, Mr. and Mr*. Frank
January 27
Sfeisch. Alto vtsLUng the Meitchs
Sam Waite, U S. Army
a te Rev. and Mrs- J- S. H artsJA N U A R Y .-24
field of Blakely. Ga.
t
Clarence K ail Sims
Happy. Birthday
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Sirs. H. A. Shryock
announce the birth of a son,
Allen Raker. Jan. 22 a t the Kernald Laughton Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. 8 hryock i* the daughter of
Mrs. John D. McNeill of Sanford.
LANEY DRY CLEANING CO
Jervis,
You Have To Be Early
To Beat Democrats
Hotel Varieties
JO H N WINTERS Of AkrV. Ipd.
The P ast Matrons Club of the
O.E.S. m et Monday evening at the
Masonic Hall for a chicken supper;
honoring Mrs. Lottie Nix. Junior t
Past M atron, and Mr. Robert M l* !
Rams, past patron.
'
All patrons were guests of the!
m atrons club and shortly afte r
supper, the patrons left ’ and "tbe
club hold it* regular meeting.
M rs. A, K. Shoemaker, president,
ptesided over the business meeting.
Mrs. N ix was initiated into the
group and name* were drawn for
t ecrel Stisters of the year. • Chair
mans of various committees wrero
appointed.
Thosh present a t tha meeting
were: Mr*. A. K. Shoemaker, Mra.
Maybelle Maxwell, Mr*. E. J .
Routh,. Mr*. I!. F. Kent. Mr*. B.
Moore. Mr*. Joe Corley. Mrs.
iv r T n rr« rrM f r e ; •w rnsH eyr
Mr*. C. L. Ilewton, '.Mr*. I^fki*
M r. Mr* John Courier, Jr., Mr»p
ft. F. Crenshaw, Mra. F rank L.
Mr*. M um .
1946
<lant
People with a "*wc«t tooth” who have been looking
forward to a relaxing of 4he so-called “augar famine” may
bo disappointed. Sorpe of the forecaata for-thl* year’s sugar
crop are disappointing—much lower than usual. According
ly It may be wise to turn sugar-thrifty and try to assuage
the craving In other ways.
_ Sweet fruitd and vegetables naturally help a good deal
There is also honey. There may bo a greater effort than
usual for people.with garden plot* and fruit trees in their
yard* to go back to old-fashioned way* and make the mogt
of what Nature 1s capable of providing. In recent years
there ha* been too much waste of potential fruit crops. Now
almost the whole world is sUgar-hungry.
.
Farmer* are more than ever
B onds
Exam ination on the Cunatitution o f the United State*
will b« held a t the offife'O f lh* Superintendent In the
( .. iirt Home, S an io n l.-Flprhbt. a t two q'clpfk.nnfolyrjIaY .
"nltt-t ndbTi, February V. fOio. For further inform ation
on Urn- SuB^ ltta n U g jJr^ -^ -. — m * ^ 4, -------
Mia* Frances Dague, daughter
of Mr. and M ri. Howard' Dague,
became the- bride of William
Pettigrew ton of Mr. and Mrs.
Lhiugiat A. P ettigrew of PeruIll., In a ceremony of charming
simplicity Sunday evening a t 0
o'clock in the F irs t Presbyterian
n ____ - _ P . I . . . . . I
/ t L . _____ l . . . i n
Church with the Rev. E. D.
Rrownlee officiating.
Tha vows were spoken before
an a lta r of greenery amL pastel
gladioluses' flanked by branched
jianU tlalabra holding burning ta
pers. Tha windows were banked
m agnolia tr a T u t m i n v y u n t i
ifi.Ti7.~n.Tnr it? -nviUe Avenue•tartttr
*lighted with candles. Mrs. F. S.
Yernay played a prenuptial pro
gram of organ music and Mr.
-Dirt Aiken, soloist, sang “ I-Love
Thee" and “Because”.
- • T h a Phllathea Class' o f the
F u s t Presbyterian Church will
meet a t the home of Mrs. E. D.
Rrownlee, you Palmetto Avenue
a f 7:30 P. M. with Mr*. George
M affett a* co-hostess.
■ I Tha SL Monica Chapter of the
L oans
NOTICE
Hungry For Sweets
GAINESVILLE. Pla. (Special).
Pronounced trends and diversified
effort* In Florida agriculture are
reflected in recent report# by
county agents to State Agricul
tural Extension Service headquar
te rs hers, M arshall 0 . Watkins,
assistant to D irector A. P. Spen
cer, said today.
MONDAY
Hate Bank Ilulding
I’hbnc 960
can system.
Many American* think there i* a growing danger
right now along such line*.
R l'H A t. COMMON 8 HN 8 B
By Spuds Johnson
S a lc s -R e n ta la -M o rtg u g e
D e p e n d a b le I n s u r a n c e a n d
, Needles* to say, thl* nation i« unconquered and tin^nquentble ns ha* been proved in every American war. [ f t , ^ n . ^ w o rk n '.l.o '^ fi
and particularly in our mo*t recent conflict. That i*. we | r<| O0,
agents’ report* o( in
ure unconquerable from without/-If by any. strange chance created yields of pesnut* us a reof fate or foolishness .we should wreck our great republic **,lt
»u,P**ur **“*.*IS IL !th !? t
probably itwould be from wjthin.
m o r#
, n (l
n ,o t,
f , rme r. in th .
How couldthat happen? Presumably by*one influence we«t*rn section of tit* sla te will
and one alone. Namely, by group* Avithi'n tho nation gaining «»« sulphur for this rurpo**.
too much power) and wielding it- in auch way* .as to destroy T h at farnwrs at* t aklng
our govemment. It would corrle most obviously from a j“*'luc",0
ju rk e tin g Admin
weakening our American system of checks and balance*, i.tratio n for improving their cro;i
Raymer Maguire, Florida crack
er and a common man who proved
hlmaalf to be most uncommon by
E s ta te
pa g e
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1916
FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1946
TOE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA
OLYMPIA. Wash... t>Pl—Hoping
1 is visiting at the Valilri for sev to lie.it the IViniH'rnts to the draw
eral weeks . . . h» Is a returned in filing an initiative measure for
vetvrun relaxing in F lo rid a .. . . Increased workm en's contpensawo welcome you . . . . also Mil. lion, lirpuhncan S tate Rcsrarco
and MItS. ALFKE1) IIUKNS and Director Frank N. Rose was ut
i sons of Morristown. N. J ............... the door to the Secretary of
‘ MIts. ANNA MAE HIKES, of the S tate's (iffive prom ptly _aL-''_a.n>.
S tate Home Demonstration De- \,on 3nnuAr)'.* 6, the date for the
partm ent of Tnllahassrr. * is in fflmg.
town for seveiul days . . . . MK
He ijash rd . into the oifice when
and MUS. 8. C. SPALDING and the door swung open, only to .!#•
little daughter and MK- and MHS. cover seated In. a chair and filing
J. C. DUItNLAM of Southhridge. a sim ilar petition nil behalf of the
party.
Democratic
Mass, motored to Silver Springs Democratic
j yesterday and thought the scenic S tate Chairman H arry C. H um-.
The Secretary of S tate t« a
views lovely . . . . Mil. and MRS.
: ti. K. KOSHER of Salstiury. N. y . • Democrat.
are here for the season . . . . f
MIL and MRS. C. F. LODEBURY j
, of W est' Palm Reach are in tom *;
,.u«
IMM III.K OK NOTHIN*!
h o ik
f a l l s , u i .. w — Th#
300 Mock on Fourth Ave. In th is
tu u u !>•>i» several double claim*
to fame. Krsliling th ere are fotilp
seta of tw ins—three pair of boys,
tanging in a i;v front eight inontha
to eight year*, anil a tw osom e'of ‘
trills 11 years old.
Luatueas-^-.—* .MR. I Q llK ij
1IFRY is connected with the
Kilgore Seed Company . . . . MR. ;
mid MRS. 0 . N. RATES, are t\.>»
ic sidejtts of the hotel after sell-
tnr~twir*tnmr-ln-thmfTmt
j * 8« — . __ .
» MJL JIOY Ik. RICKEY of C lear- i
w F ra
•*"*
r S t n S m
watei* i-.n l th-*Miide* . . . MR
0 "
'
I.ARRY PIAZZA ha* the most
HI i l l
d iijF V - '. J
iittiiu ttv r
moving picture i n n
* pi • •
j chine that take. technicolor p k (
M
4 p" '
! (} fl
turea and he goes around the
■ S L - ,
k't»■*
i town snapping view* of the ana
!
and etc . . . . MR. EARL E , IN.....v
ot A tlanta an A.C.I.. offiPIIITV PlIAMD about the whoa: t.,„| |„ j,', t„ » n „ n buiincs* . . . .
tl'!ll^-M(LM«Vriv U c>» o JL a.m .- Mli.-qiat-M R S . L. A. TOUNKY ,
■>tte. lntlTbetivew intU H Y tik C t U d l f S t-.-A ucu-im e a te here fo ri
T rrS ftin j iiircdTiay-fm tnTTtr
T M irM L d .;
(own after Ravd'Hg'bccfrsc^cIcfTfil* '“ TITS'. T 'llf t 1.11* IV. WILLIS of
, the typical American housewitc by Mus^otinc. luua dcpartCtL today*;
the Home Maker* Guild. The 28* afte r a stay. >
_
year-old mother of two children ha*
A t * l he Muti|e<dma a new cpid
otver been out -ot h t n u S 'i a a n t c game calli-A- “iarchrv i* ovil the
before.
D IN G F E L D E R ,
LAUIUKR
H E A R D , and other* . . . MR.
ANGEL is baik at work afte r a
long ahaerten .-T . he ha* b*.m
very ill but i* better nowr . . .
MRS.—B H R R MAN LLOYD .and
daughter. JANE- " STULL, were
here fro Mt- Tu1Uhaii»re' Wednesday
and they both nr* looking so well
(hrsc tiny* . . . MRS. L 1.0 Y I)
\v»* w earing th* sm artest aqua
The t'olonel ThcnR.i.. t'oi
marine * feutherrd hat . . . T'wos No. Id United Spnulsli Win \
good to see the STEEDS of Or trails* l-ebi tlieii lllstgllati.ilt
lando in town visiting . . . MR. officers for the year l i l t it
with
past
, ..lit*-* in*
STF.KD said his citrus commisslm c-nllv
duties occupied a b o u r ten percent C. It J.v lr, installing th.- f-I1,
of hie tim e and his Law' practice log: cominar.il.-r, Juine G ."-h,
the other ninety p e rc e n t . 1. . MRS. on; vlu* romniatuler. I. 'I Hi ic
K. A. NEV.MAN looked sm art in jr -. is s- i -iiumaiiilsr Ft - • i I .ig
a black picture hat Wednesday <|t i - t . .pint t r i m .i- le t >i>l .
at
the
Perkins reception . . . tanl I. I I'lrki-nng t\ It I:
MRS. M A M STRONG, a ttra c
tively d tr-sed In a blue lace
gown, prrslded over the brine'*
iamb
<he was a lovely
picture
. .
I
ip '.IIH l ••• -1 - 111- Klk* " I
'M r
Seen 'round town Thursdai/noon me rlninW, Ami inuti) u uiikt-il
whs MRS. S. r . GRAY chroute 'ftmilr hr siiirIp ; \in| mutt’. 4» ituik
to the Post. Office . . ■ la thlsj hr \siiiik”
th r Mitli'w isl.t*
column two day's ngo' instead <'■ juiiv of i.nfuruiliur
otiil
saying MR HENRY WIGHT i f phrawe* nulu.lrw thr v»*»nl
still at his home on Park AvenuJ ikhirh If ait atlj%*t*liv«’ for niiyth.iitjC
. . . it should have fead A* *t/U . . . •*Fill oi loti * * \t bifli tu m ti- ne
ill at his home . , . MARfiAJLWr hl»vrn‘! spi'ii ditvlliw^ l»k«» it for
I) U N S , K I T T Y A XT, MI^L. hnlf un h tui
ml*’
GRADY DU NCAN ,/w ere seen hi tnrnii" hiunniiwk f«*r tho hm r
the downtown section . . liorothw
“ the iH'Atr*t lisinu t*»
P a rla r'a T h a n P V •Mllt/Y IrtVI* MfY 1
nolhiiiK*
itii'l t»rllri lit liht.'k
• . . Isl'a irioath
\\ !l.|t I 41.1
to j»fi oil* «»f ih 'i Vhuy U m?
. . , A \ irifiiii* krnrirl w ith «Li*h
ahum! puj
,f«n •air 0*1%ot tis«-«|
(Jit a Ions* lilt* •iot'iJtr , . . Luiir*
rick by Antho . K u an
. A* a
imiiity l*ii. ro>i u siii .ti *tnr , .
othern
ur«* haihUtsiiirr• fu r; Hut
my fftcr . 1
min.I it . . .
Beiautr I'm Irltiiul it;'. It** thr
folkii oul in fioht ilmt I j a r , , .
S p irTiF'N'h'Yctrrnps'
Install New Office
dLEAUDRY of Fnirmont,- N. H.
is o guest for several month*
. . MR. and MRS.. II. W. ANGEL
of N orth Tonawniula, N. Y. a te
go-.- » of the Mnnteiuma and
we welcome them . . . -. MR.
HENRY LANG and MIL JO SEPH
S IE lN of llionklyii. N Y mv
tu n (or u while . . . . MR. and
MRS. HOWARD EDWARDS aftd
i vo i harm ing d.iughiei* of Kouts.
Ind a te in i**vvn . . . and for
.r v e i a l
m outh-
vve
hope
MU. and tills i: p HIIAKKOl.h
, I . m l I r - ’ t-.l
S
f
ate l.e t r
...» I Kl.tiy H lt'IIA R. S -I
i lu.-e im.l t n.pntiy is a rcM.lenl
J4R and MRS. K. W. Mt
i \l I
Mil .tii.l MRS. J
N
FI I I It of >-l.ei Silting. Md
MR
and
MRS.
N lt'lltH .A S
t i l N't. of i htrago, MR and
MR.-« \| |t MARKKY of \ o i ,
p„ . MR and MRS. GF.ORGI I
RAltKMA>' of lleilin. Pa. ot*ul| lieu- to star until lute S pring
. w.< a ir delighted to have
them in oui town
, . . t . K. I
I n |.n i t ADO
i t ’.
I .ii|H irnt
SPRINGS.
.M .in in r
i in your waistline
C olo,
Roson
It’s a cinch I
FRESH SPRING FROCKS
Brunette’s Baldness
Scares Him Whi
of
i v.sisllinr em its so tin )? Could be
(lull, vsillt the Maturing lines! Soft
■till pastels, brcuming i Isssic styles.
know- )ust vvluit
g..e» ..n ,.tup Ills iu-a.l Ills lib.iU
I in. a | - , » nev er
b u n - fe ll out la - l
Feb ruary
and
th.* i >ni|i Carson •..Idler rcigif.-.l
b.niM'lf to l.ijblm— four inontln
lul -r. lie iricw a fine new crop .>f
hair but it wa* snow white, Rocently It turned black again.
O th e rs a t 10.90
by SUE TERRY
Gay Colored
cord crop* for war n eed s, . Mr.
W atkins explained. Its cited re
ports from agent* In w esttrn Flurlda showing heavlsr plantings I
than avar of blue lupine fo r c o -:
ver and from agent* In th a central
and southern section* sh o w in g ;
widespread us* of tesbanlR a m i,
rro ta la ria to show th is trand.,
In addition to cov»r crop plant-!
ings, farm ers era applying more
fertiliser and completing more
■oil-building practices to eposerve
RndV nrieh tbefr soil.
of
G reatly expanded . plantings ui
oate aad-lm proT id p astu re g rea t-
tow n
Striped Chain bray
Adorable Peurto Bican‘Handmade* for your-little
cherub* uwaft you herq. Everything to keep them
happy 'and cooing right through the year.
n e w s
ssA 'w r iL r s
'
iAMthar Bole*
v -'
Style Pictured
Peurto lUcan Hnntlmnde
INFANTS’ DRESSES.
0RTU N E S
BEST
INFANTS’ SLIPS
r o Ai p e r s
SOLID COLOR
SHANTUNG
Pastel color* with white
rick reck trim. In aixea
* to 16.
GRADE SCHOOL
CLASSICS
•AY YOUNG DRISSlt FOR DAINTY MISSES
Cottona bright and cottons gay, dresses tailored and
dresses fluffy, dresses designed for Mias 3 to 6 and Misa
7 lb 14. Dainty puffed sleeves, liny collars, dirndl skirts,
bright, colorful prints, more claaaic style* for older lattes!
rm s
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 11116
H i m ’ C lIR M T n * l l l t i U I L ,.
!* •# ; Knnford A tiW N
william P a r r y Vrvlor, M tnl.irr
c i i t u u i o r c m tiiT
■’ AIRpnot# C ounty CvurlhoUM.
nilit* ClAn*to. I#;»0 A II.
W or chip a n d Com m union.
A Cvcning
M. ,
Service
J a l v a t •«*!* * h * T
c ria im i
• i t i u i A ta ih . t i r « t l
M ajor A. S tv n o n tin In charm
«wMu>>
11:4*
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P<»>#r b c rv lrc l <:00 A. W
r, i’, u* » . f.w
p, u.
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f .
« v a n ts ti » t ie 't u r tl e * . <:o»
KrliUy S ervice *.*# P . U
lio frr.n t
rtf*
r m » T A B lH V U U T C l l t K c n
n * ? . j . k , M e K in ry . i- u w iV
»:*» A. I t —S unday School. I.
Hun<I»r School W orth! U
It*}
a* a. a u p v iin tv n d en :
II:** A. M,—W arning Wor»hl
M orning W orship.
I*. M. Yuiilli K*llu»gnlp.
C b rn ttn n Y outh r*Ilo*r*m p. «.-*• j *7:04
i»i*
I*.
il.
Marmot
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M i'm i.— i .o n t J t v n o t i *
lVorcttlp m j Hamuli:.
T:1* P . I t
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M
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T.
C
a rp ch ler.
K r<litrvl«> Service
7:10 1’ M.* K very eecond H uiulay-llitly
Com
m unlnit. > ;!• A. M
M h « ; H a m la f e - S a fv lr e a 1 :3 * V'. i t
k4 KB t u r n
r .iic tR iT n iu *
tiu iu n
IRV. N o n MAM I t KOHIU.KU
It
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m
o r uun
n iiu n i
I Av*nu« a t F ifth , sidmi
I’nul - Yai**. rector,
I :#* A. II. — M orning IV
» P . 'M. Voutig P tfrtm 'g
tijnda* P ciiutl. I*:** A. M
A. VV. tia m ll. Mint.
'Ii rnliitl w nfchlp. tli* d A- It
itidar School, 1B:*A A. M.
t . v. r . — t:jo r. w
‘n o t h in g . . T .l* p . x
’ra y « r M e e tin g W ed., I
•* i> .motvM.KK. n. n - c«*ior
vireot ,#* "tiiiin
l
no A k.- riumhi ht nm.i
c u tn tiK u .tT in t.ts , t n l in n
C o rn e r of I’c rk Avene* and Ird
't O r l
m iey
D r. C. K a n d O ra Lovelace W eal.
M rhvot Iowa.
W nrehlp. I I * * .
o n r.i» M rrtR chi' bch
c « * irtr c ru w r, j m w
Munilny Sctuml, I 0:H A. M.
flrra Id C. M n,»rb. HupiM orning W .frshlp. . l l ! 0« AD tjc flo r Mr*. Mr**
» u re ‘. Ave. *i
,C, Camp. I’
.V iv lij: S rliw l,
Q, Middleton. Huai
n m s V ifc U ip .
I
S in g U 'o rrh lp .
* 1:
. - . . . ” Il.« , . . Mi
. iV r n e t *f Onk n J T h ird
Sunday a W lfei* :
»:<* A M —SunCgy School.
II • " A M.—M t-ralng W orehlp.
*•1* r H.
Ju n io r a n d Koulor
Voung People,
* 7 J* I’. M. — liv e n in g W urahlp. Clr*t
TKInl T o c id c y r
SliHt P - M. « ’
Spec
TUB DAUGHTERS,OP WESLEY CLASS
V m tt fitm
iiCI P r e iie errvlce.
P erk
A« 'iiu o
nt t u r n
a t t l h a t.
i
PRESENTS
W. P. 11ro o t* . J r , Ihutoj
HUndny School. .»;»* A. IX
tV orelup, 7:Jo «*. • If.
W vlnvvdaj Service, ?:)* I*. II.
J ia e ry to* Sunday M orning Tier.
HKD FOR AIRAIONMINT in connection w ith h v huibamT* d*ath, Mrs. Virginia M»Elhln*y {left). 28. of U *
AnRoloa. C alif, to be after her nrrrei Charged by pulica with having cut poi**«i in th* coffee of Everett
McKihiney, #l*n 28. when he cam e home from the army, *hc wit* quoted at prulwtlng that th e laved him and
wauled merely m make him n e k enough for nutting The picture at right wa» taken after Virglnii aru) Iter
mother. Mr* Eitella Druroe had fainted On hearing a enroner’s Jury recommend that Virginia be hrlfTon a
murder charer. Bendlne over Mr* Rrlwtie |e dead mnn’* «l«lrr. Mr*. S . Jacluon. (InCerndHondl 5oumJfiholo)
p t i t e r i i i i t i i T i v . r n tim - T i
IdirfiittH W o l f l i i i —l l i ® . A. k,
lible 9b<hoo)—
l
iU b P a a to *
.*t.t,
Itrifund 'H ire . Hi
M orning ,tv»n>nlp
CLAUDE MURPHEE
r
at
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ORGAN RECITAL
A M.
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i t l Houle C ath o lic C herrR . loo Oaa
tv* ru e.
I(.rti> ry
111 W e il I Itl* Hlreet
danfon* H elghte.
Itw l Of fir* Atldreee: h o i *11
Phone HI
llev.
I e th e r
* S im ila r
W illiam
Neehirat*
AUSPICES EXPANSION PROGRAM
/
1 uo
m aeer
SUNDAY, JAN. 27th, 4:3C P . M
I* o* A. M.
D ally Xfeea * C# A. M
C n n f « i |» ir S a tu rd ay :
10 I . r s r t r end T-** I*
iCH OF THE NAZARENE
YOUTH CRUSADE
Morninic W«r«Mr~~!|
Behind Barbed
Wire
for 25 Months
* .^ ^ 1
1;|| jt
'"M id V M k P fa
rlc*. I . ijO V
. Me *
-
Hear Rev. Herbert Clinjfen
Mr. _Clinften wil' vb<"* moving
likturee of the remirrkntrlc rv*-“
Rev. BrthDo Thuni and Rev. Ctuuf. Verdess
»Pt.
c u e o f p rU o n e ra on th e lila n d
o f L tito n . H e w a s a p riso n e r
of th e J a p s f u r 25 im m llif.
«*• A. M
$ *t r ft I n m Devotionjil * tS-riflir*.
**** A
o f O w o s -h o , M i c h i g a n
>fifinl
SUNDAY ----- 7:15 1*.M.
AI-S0
Rev.‘J. J. Von lltnc 1
(French Indo China)
11:00 A.M.
pc t#»
/llfi* ll it l r M *Pllli|t,s l.oO I» M
. I/Tver
Jftd Ul III* tttudi*
infH-Jay a:uo I*. M.
V: • iln u d ia
after noon p r i M . I
Music
olin * Piano * C larinet
rfolo
Piano Accordion * Trombone * Guitar
•t*‘aev s e n d K jm A venue*
Kev. W. C. Ilulcom b. peetoi
dusitay School, ID,so A M ,
vli.fn th . he*vlte. fl —i a a
fouuir Pouute, t:Di p. g .
lu n tlsj N ight H trv.ee. 1 0 * |>. XI
W edtisclay n lg l t g r a te r eervtc*
The Lightning Artist
'v ith n d e y
/lig h t
R r« y * r
Christian &
Missionary Alliance
Tabernacle
Me.
fHIS PHOTO I* UNUSUAl In tbgt II atV'iwi U ic C h ief !t * e c u tiv e receiving
medal at Ui* W hile lio u w In a tc iil of plnnlujfc II on ptm cuii* rise Dratl
ILitcloi M ai C r n I a w I* fte re h e j Ii B'vyf<i.n* the S c lc it lc r Hrrv:
Medal to Prcvidcnl Trum en fur h it u p p e r! u! I ’ir p M siurn tvltHi h e ’d
'in»lnt from M tanurt ami Inter a* vlcC -p fe*li!en t
t lf r t f r 'ie lii'i'
CLYDE B. RODGERS
OF NAf(UVILLE, TENN.
^
Good Preaching
Good Singing • • Good Music
Every Night except Sat. a t 7:45
L. R. Ruahton, Pastor
r u iH c tt i:* uV r iiin * t ,
M iu.tr n i u i i v M » r u e « ,i , . i l l m il
’l l B V M A IIK C A Ill'* N T P * n . It-c te r
ilfilT Cum m itnlon. i'*f6 A ^ a l
u . i r n l n / k e rv lri, l ' »
V f
U. 1, S k a I*
II T . \V. K. *:"U '
T hurail.il >,i*0 A. M.
« t:«» i . i n
vie. i i n i i H s t
• i n iti ii u f r s m - v r —
a.-i ,|.«« ii ...Mil, In «n A ll
IT m . h in t 11 se A. Mt
.
.
Dvringvllvllc S e rv ile . *:IS P M
M i .l n .e k P r a y e r *n»l ’ T a la e
ire
T h u ‘ailey U v e n ltg
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ha
*:*• r
* A i»»r.viT **r
rn l’HDii
K im A v raw e * g d M t r t i l k
Dahhuih
»CM
h u fv h
P ra y e r
• n in e * .
V
Ni-h'ihl
,
e tv e e l
H a tc ita y e
* ;lt
s . r v i r ^ i , l i e-i A. II
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M eeting
W e i nee ley
1 : 1 * P.M.
.
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J W. IVKV. P eeln r
r< niter Krltnel, li* 0* A M
• " I 'nil II Cl A M.
r I’ M. A. * I t •• M
* i ie r h l n g * :•• P . M .
W ia h o *
w e ro
to
th in k
th e
g la d to a a r r e
p e o p le o r S a n f o r d
you w han
fo r
th c r a ,w a a .a
th e ir
p a s t .p a tr o n a g e .
Wo
o e e d ^ N o w - t h a t 't h e - w a r - ia —
K, rnOCKI
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JANUARY 28, 1946
V
Men and women w ho’w ork for wages get their
i p clf<
. *f r o m t .h a niY
r- m fM nv w h u r c d, o e s tnc*1
.
n aif fh
pay
checks
from the dompaoy.
Where does the
company gee its money?
* Obviously, Jnm the sale of, its products. Im other
words, Jnm other mess dad u>omen who buy
*what worker* make,
V ‘
THE NAVAL AIR STATION
..
will operate through the -enUre week as follows
M o s t o f w h a t t h e c u s t o m e r p a y s g o t* f o r w a g e s ,
d ire c tly a n d in d ir e c tly .
7:40,
8:15.
"
p a y s th e w a g ^ s?
over and private tranaportatlon la available, there Is no longer n need
for the buses on all the lines.
7:10t
*
*V— .*-+~
( l l t i i n t tie j r . e t a t in t
OF I .» ITK II DAY k.VIX
A m rriran , lA g io n H a t
*• h u n k W eat u l P a r s i
Service *\* ry Sundkjr, lijl
liu re t eiietk era.
T.IRDT S
- ' —* ’
8:45
'
.
Vtu er customers a n *bl* to bttf.
For the sake of employes, fust as much as for th*
, - ; r --5 f
t ’
^i* .
sake of impostors, management must keep in mind
the fact that the customer pays the wages.
;• A*;. *
*
■^
Thus, in the long run sales end jobs grow from
» p r o p e r b a la n c e b e tw e e n w a g e s a n d p ric e s .
*r* On
tu re d i
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p ricet o j lb* products tb*y make g e t too high.
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FRIDAY, JANUAUY 23, 1916
H1K BANFOIU) 11KKAL1), SANlDItl) H.OKIDA
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
^
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK'
PHQNE -141 OR B R IN G YOUR A n, |* THE. SANFORD HERALD
IM per One far osm taaart»«w
H e per lit* for three Insert!
37c per Una for 6 1d m rtIon#
U -p e r lino for 20 insertion*
LIQUID.
TAIILETS.
HALVE,'
fX ilm um r a i n . . . 30r
NOSE-DROPS
CAUTION USE
ONLY AS DIRBCTF.I)
Cold Preparations
a v «
«*.
T le e trlo
Bathroom Heaters,
115.67.
II. !L POPE COMPANY, INC.
F arm er's M arket,.-
!8JX room furnt»hrt| bungalow, enn
ve immeilialo pjtoisesston.
Inve
ltd
Hebert A. Williams
Phone 7712
Atlantic Bank Uldg.
U-Sl.
froTTi common coMs
Tlrnt Hang On
PLUNGES
CrecmtiUioit
-emulsion relieves ptomptly
tnomptly boenu-e
ftu-e it i ocj
t/t:. rrl-.-ht
lth t to Uio seat of tho
trouble to help loosen and expel
den phlegm, and nid liatura
footbo and heal rat?, tender, !n -
ALM O ST
If
tMVES A QUARTER
LAYING h*n* aplenty, yard*, of
Whit# Rock*, New H am pthiri*,
Plymouth Rocks am! Leghorns.
A few pairs of nice bantam*.
V||ij j . i fo r ij.ii* uritigiu**
Beware Goughs
Mil t»,tl'‘*ill{
M..I
tt i t ^\M
A WllAlt
S T R A IG H T
MODERN
3 bedroom
h o iu tf
desirable location near achool. GOOD five room hnuie, well locPhone S60.
>-wt*sI, immediate delivery. II. C.
Du Dene.
A L L A R D 'S feed. gnKerie*. etc.
Phona 805-J. 11. Q. Touchtrn 32 V-8* Ford Sedan. Good running
1201 Celery.
‘car, first $250.00 get* It. Phone
-135-J.
SEED
Potatoe*, Puerto
Rico
ONE fr»*h 'm ilk gtiat.
Riser, phone 8U0-
By RY: SCO T r
✓
FOR SALE—
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OF A M I L E O R .
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M O R L - ANP
L a m e d Itro n rh l-l n t u e o u s m o m btntie*.TeJlI your druggist to pell yott
n bo: tie nf Ctectnulilon v itli Uio u n ,.rr --*-i nerttandin^ v e t must like the way it
quickiv nllars the cough c r yon ai«
to hnvo ycur money rack.
o m e - e k ; h TH
A M il e
W rtE H IT
DIVES A T A
of
CREOMULSIOH
f o r C o u c h s, C h e s t C o ld s, B ro n c h itlf
t h i r T/-
- FIVE
De c
To All Your Bakery
__ Needs-* - -
ree
a n cle
TOMATOES
if, \ ( r
. _r+*- .
a lw a y s
fre sh
w hen
you bu y it a t
I t 's
METAL,
rrAL, ROOFING
ji
( iuick
t
I n R ^ c lT
Shipm ent 5 HOUSE, located a t 1105 Oak Avc
for sale by owner. W rite K. R.
m ' \ “ Crimp and O orrueat-J
Carr, 1217 E. P aris St., Tampa
s ty l e s ‘and F lat aheeU. Made
Ula W. 1st
Phone Hf.l-J
/ram genuine solid Aluminum, j I, Fla. m
T his m aterial Is very strong i
** rv
and durable, 22 Gauge, U. S.
Government specifications. It
Is h eat rselstant and will not
HUHUUYt U E Ittf WIIKUF
r-eCSS: +-1—' *fiki
ru st. TMa Is surplus m aterial
PRIVACY IB R M P H C n O J
amt D priced a t 612.7f> per YOUR
OF A L E A A H D R I A ,
n atu ra l (JiArp for privacy
squerr, which Is i a r below cost.
fn
money^^idatters
Is-s
tric
tly
Available for Immediate ship-’
here. Friends and
ffitnk. ftu i& .p u r..fM to rv . r iu r n
063*
w tee p r t t t i t e ^ f t Hal -Fuleej.
your
-credit. Y o u r rm -4^- - o t o u a t k
It5 L U
•wider Maaufjstliiring A '-TTIw
wffr -busuiam •wssueiate—1
-Js
in ir r o . p. o ; u o k -T n a r,
not Itenr of your personal
J
VA ^ R - 0 B A 1 / '*
*610 Lancaster Drive, Pbotie
Mingle or Married
CALLED SoLO N S?
affairs. There is no causa foi
2-1730, Orlando, Fla.
IS
D E R IV E D '
Rgcs
lit
,'I3
•rr.barrasim ent.
Heasnnable credit requirements.
F R O M . A C P L tK
Experience Unnecessary
A f Ye r S o lo n wilo
WE ARE ?ully equipped apd
in
aru
No Co makers on money loans.
know how jo recap your tlrrs.
■
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O
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D
;
•
Paid
while
learninu
R
evised
Tte aTHemiah
Variable paym ent plans.
p
r
o
v
i
d e d h i m A bed f o r
N atural rubber or synthetic,
• Frequent increases
S ia h if y iiu ; To
FAMILY LOAN CO.
C O M S Y lfU < IO N
we protect sidewalls of your F i . , i j . r
n w ‘- ,A” p i ' . , . v»
REST*
OF HiS LI FE
• Overtime pay
• tires. J o - - , Tire -orihop,- -Cor. Jto rW g .B g n h nidg.____I hone 33
r u m o m T 'tp -f o t*
•ft
K«%i 111m i
1<H WvM Hfta is n iJ
•
Paid
vacations
1st and Kim. Phone 608.
At Service
% Taxi-cab s e r v i c e fo,
KegUtered Palomino Stud
CORN — ALL YOU WANT. Registered Jersey Bull
late hours ,
^1 3 .6 5 . ^H unt's
Tuxeilo
Feocl Registered Hereford Boar
APPLY
CHIEF OPERATOI.
Krf ittftil U S Pit**! O ffit
" S to r e . Phono 358.
Howard Ranch
8 - n weekdays
Si..
Sanford
Avc.,
Phone
H70-.M
UPHOUSTERED fabrics, tap es
Safurdnya 8 - 1 2
tries,
brocatelles,
tlamasks,
“ IrrillMlon leather and drapery
fabrics. A rrangem ent for cot
tage if r o r k desired. R. 8.
Drown. 2t"1 N. O range Ave. WOMEN for p art lime work
f J O H N -Y O L lfS
>
Orlando, H s.
Hours at your convenience.
healthful, profitnliliW IF E S A Y S
,
|- S E E D " ltO TTTO K S=c*r “ load of —-Plea,lint,*
»urk. llojt |i, (/a Herald.
North T tkota Ccrtifie.l Ited
" 'S H E F O e s O T
M il.!. FRESH
Bliss Just received. H unt’s Tnx- 3 t £ n o g h a p i i e r
w ith
so m e
k ciio Feed Store. Phor* 358.
knowledge nf nhurthond.
F u ll
TO C H E C K T H E
"RoW s
Home Bakery
MISCELLANEOUS
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TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
iStartingjLtic^
FEE<7ET<?rr^
$2rr.oo
t jm e -w part lim e. Phone 147.
FOR A goo«l furniture ilesl —
Sen W alter Real, phone 127.
GIRL for *oda Fountain at Laney’r Drug S tore. P art timo or
PROTECT your clothes, furniture
fell tier*.
,
ami woolens from moth damage
for 5 year*. One spraying of HOTEL maid A porter at onre.
Berlou does it or llcrlou pays
Good pay. Florida I Lite!,
•for the damage. * It'* odorless,
stainless and drv cleaning can U lltL FOR GENEKAI. OFFICE
WORK WITH SOME KNOWon* remove ll. Touchton Urdg
I.KUUE OF BOOKKEEPING
AND ABILITY TO SPELL.
IOOD reconditioned rewing maA PPLY
BOX JOB, C/O
*khine. Williams Fixil Shop. 205
HERALD.
1st.
BUSINESS SERVICE
•M7 PONTIAC Sedan pood condi'
lion, rood rubber. Gatlin, Gene
va, Are., next to .Middleton* INSULATE now, ad ih mineral
' wool for Summer and W inter
Store.
comfort. For free estim ate cal]
ORANGES 12.00 bushel delivered!
Mr. Hobson, 490-J. •
H. W- U rd Phone 7KB-W.___
DODGE • PLYMOUTH
CHICKEN -b atteries, m etal and
PARTS AND HBKVICB
wood, broiler unite, interm ediate 109 Palm etto A re.
Phone
» batteries, finishing batteries. Inv ■(actions arranged a t your con WASHING machine* repaired—
and all home eppliancea. Cald
venience. Phone 024.
well General Repair Shop, 707
NICELY furnished two bedroom
North MHlri Orlando, phone
house near school, term s if la2-1972. Prompt service
sired. 308 E- 7th St.
AUTOMOBILE painting, welding.
HOME of W . C. llartline, furnish
Roy Reel, 300 W ./n d SU
ed, H acre p f land or four. See
VACUUM
Cleaners, refrig era
owner 9:00 A. M. to 2:00 P. M
tors, washing machines and
W. C. Hartline.
other appliances expertly re
2528 Orange * paired. We pick up and deliver.
Electric .Service Go, Phone 101
PIECE living room suite, elec SEWING machines repaired.
tric stove, kitchen cabinet, drear
Hams F U lt Shop, 205 W. I
er, thlfforobe, 2 complete metal
bed*. 2 burner Nesco heater. BRICK layer and stone nv
liavld Scott, phono 386-H,
Phone 790. .
AIRPLANE for sa le-lb t2 Taylor
C raft Model B-C. A ireraft In
escd len t condition with new
Continental engine, price 12,- 2 bedroom or larger furnished *
partm ent. close in. by odul
200.00 Hoequlit A ir P ort, Or
family. Phone 3L7AV.
lando, F la ; Phone 8625.
8MALL
apartm ent or house, furfoi sale-Plper Cob
nithed, kitchen privileges, n de by aid*, airplane
t e n ..- , man. Possible perm an
ie In excsllent eondlen t residen t. liox -J, c/o Herald.
WANTED TO RENT
Birdsey’s Quality
Feeds
mill
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p r ic e s
i
a
Ral
RIDING horse. 676-00.
. George H aakint.
Found—
mostly la <
Ktxl6.
kLVANIZED
RVATT
and Sonja M onfort in
one dollar each fo r the
live, of their Wg white
23c or
3-lbs.
62r
lb.
FAIR PLAY
ISC or
3-lb*
l u l l
H Q
33c
IN S E C T IC ID E S
SALT
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f larldn Aor it vi'vrcil Supply Ctmpony
Th* KiKtOe* S*ed Compunf
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w e a s k c d w h ere w a ? a good
Pl ACC to e a t ' a r e s t a u r a n t
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t'lVORCH
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MORRISON
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LEGAL NOTICE
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nrilvr t»» |i||trll*)i*4t nfifA f6 w r r k
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TVS. OLOWlflT AND THB MOST
HLLPUA5 AND O tFtNSILUBOl
ANIVMU n W IU HANS FOR
There‘s nolning Bl ow
about the services at
F A R R E L L S ARCADE PKG. STORE*
W r e proud of our
complete s t o c k , rea-
V/HOA! WHOA .THERE* T H IS H E R E 'S
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Garden, P
one out-buaul mot or
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Birdsey Flour &
Feed Mills
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WANTED
2 BEDROOMS and private bath.
•6 K
MellonivUle a fte r 5:00
DDT
AOItCUtTUXAt COtMICAtt OIVttlON
>
UNFURNISHED
or Hemi-furniihed hou-e, * or 3 bedrooms,
. by perm anent resident, Phone
fOR RENT
A vailable p t o n o o r In c o m b in a
tion w ith c o p p e r or tu l p h u r
it ilciircil.
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CLOSE In, tr e a t room with be
garag e space, 70S B. 2nd SL
wstcnciot
Not acutely toxic to m a n . cattle
or oth er anim al*,
High deg ree of control ot eco
nom ical co*t.
*WWC-<-*,vr~M»-h
1.23
Growing Mash
3.90
Laying M*»h
3.N*>
Broiler Mash
.
l.on
Dairy Fertl
3.10
Hog Feed ___
3.69
Hpeelal dl-rminton purchases
of 500 pound* or more
Get Your Supply of t'o ffrt- *1
IllRDSEY'S. Each lb. I.uaraftf Pytl
BIRDSEYS BEST
Ih. i’7c or
1-lbs
53c
I'O l It UROIHUIIS
lb
C B V O ltW
G reenland cryolila.
By STANLEY
brad and have the bucko. PIANO in good condiUon. Must
br 924 for C.L. Bridgee.
be bergain. Phone 9:U-R,
wood, 16 Inch length,
• Phono 786-W.
All |h n o d v a n la g o t of natural
100 lb«.
ciiwr-rtm - imiwdur
Rabbits
V
Vk! ICM!
lid
IO O O W f O I N t l I U H D W Q
W A N T E D r 60 men a t the Men’a
RABBITS.
F U R N A C E
P ru t
SO!
SOUTHERN BELL
TEL. & TEL. CO.
HELP WANTED-
Ti l I s W new furntlttiV: One living
lb ©
K
THE OLD HOME TOWN
morning
p m 1
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T^ ^ F
ur.urth, Sunday
10:00 A.M.
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I 6A V , P R W E R . WOULD VtU 0 E
G O O D ENOUGH I D PlR E C T ME
TO THE O F F IC E O F THE AWlOP
I BELIEVE H I S NAME I S M R .
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KANG. RIGHT POWN THB
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PAGE EIGHT
.FRIDAY, JANUARY 25, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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Dodger Official Arrives Here To | C e l e r y
, M eet ^ a n
Complete . Primary ArrangementS j ^ ^ ^ ^ J ^ —
II nHtirfu.il IfuHi I '« || Duel
charge of the entire camp while
Ft i*co Thompson will act in the will meet the Bol Its Military
capacity of field manogcr with Arudemy five of Jacksonville to
W ith
Will Miillhcw* naatwtinir. Howe night at the high school auditor
JULIAN STENSTROM
Hunk, a former lieutenant com- ium'.
The Feds will tie seeking their
I mandei of the United Slates
Herald Sports Editor
| Navy, now u scout for the Brook* third win of thc season.. They
I lyu tiftg re Ration; will liave com bowled over Leesburg on- two
It) HR MUST (I. FISIIF.lt
plete charge of the physical occasions for th eir only tw o vic
Loach i l o o r t e
McClelland’*
GBNKVA An Atnerlran mili IrainiiiR pioRrum. Ilauk, also a tories of (he cu rren t season.
Celery Fed eager* will tangle tary l>a*ketbnl| team, the Oise prufessiiiiiai trainer, will stress
In tile opener, the Feds fell
with Uolie* M ilitary Academy of All-Slurs, recently ni«de a tour o(1 physical traininR and exercise* before the Kusti* P anthers and
Jacksonville here tonight. George, .S u ite ,la n d overw holm ingoppoel*;.
i u r i n g l i m firs t seven dn>'* uf dropped a 33 to IP tilt to the
who released hie startin g lineup tion n « half down Rnmes and thc eh)M,,v program,
Kctterlinus Mullets of 8L Augus
this morning, has mimed (Iran- introducing to Swiss tdavera tnu
Among the mnnaRer* of the tine in their second appearance.
tham and K aatner to rtn rt ,<t A m r,r".n ,,rnni1 " f
The locals stopped Leesburg’i
„ 'v a rio u s Dodger farm clubs that
forw ards, Clark at center and
The ten-man squad opened Jta w|1| ^ ,(t.rc it)).U(,r n „y „ , )p„..r Yellow Jackals in lh e „th ird con
G rantham a. Ill occupy the Mart- to u r hero w ith u 01-22 victory „f- Mrmrrm l,- Hay lUld— of Mu test for their in itia l. win hut
Tag guard berth*.
•»' • o .i" the lliukerslty of Geneva. ( Paul, flay tljvywurth of F ort last Friday night in tlelutnd the.'
A IJaby Fed-Baby Cadet till
Thu visitors played under Amor- Worth and Al Todd of Mobile, •jvere on the sh o rt end of a 27
will al»o be played. McClelland k a n basketball rule* while the jjy. Finch rdso remarked tiiat Leo to 26 score.
has nam ed Huwen a mi
team *,—accunLuiued—In the. ptiroehei, lbo Dodger m a n ag er,.
------------- w illfounWruus, luies
-.H
M s* FediU r t‘ a- t forw
ards, Jenkinson
i un-« ovim
w - iiw
-H*(sr■
F i t- | along with Chuck "Drcsscn ami j in i ^ i h e '^ b G m X m n * w*1h their
be a t center and Kilpatrick a n d ,
of H»ili»‘tiall. did Hie | j „hn Cmidrn will lie present.
ve ■[» to 25 win over the
“Ahatfr sffrrtt’t i r w Trr Tmtntr.-—__ r y ,could. Fol IhsliilU'd, n ’
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u>wJ „Jacket* *in
H iiio
b est .they
liiirfiklyiui
stoinmg
Maif_______
" "will j \ tc]u l~
fEJ" second" eiiT-'
Swiss |ilpycr about to try for r* represented by Bill Killifer, j gagem ent with thq I-ccuburg
Bid you know that football goat was not accustomed to hav George *ii»*ii-r, . <rmiy- High......andI | school;
player* wore numbers on their ing pn o| posing player fiig h ten M atthews.
t
A Baby Fed-Cadet tilt i* also
)rr*eya far the Brat time In a or confuse him.
*
t v
Mr. Finch also d ir-ire d th a t | scheduled
scheduled for the preliminary
t i l l ' between Pittsburgh and
Tin- oi»e squail, which liad tho achoul will not only lie con- ‘
will stm t promptly a t \:3U
W ashington and Jefferson In ambition* of winning the cham- du cted , for b aseball’ players. A 'and
o'clock,
1008 7 The Idea was originated
pionship of the Kuropean and the uianiiger't school .is also on the
Mis* Jesse llufdcn, coach of
by the sports t-oitur of the P itt Mediterranean theatres, was com- schedule. Shortly after the phy the Celery* Fed girl* squad, h«*
year book.
posed of:
* a k a l training program, the play announced th a t there will be no
Sgt Ben Newman of FotrM era will be’divided into team* and j g |r |* gam e to n ig h t
President AI Combs of Ihu
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farm syriein mnimIIIIIk, N.
- V , who played /fo r the
"* Florida
tate .w.aK.,v
le ag u e an non mod ‘ Lottie
rioriow S
ouj.c
Ivland University.
g c r s ’will 1)0 glveu n club In h a m l-U ’A TLBlT HACK IN HARNESS
in Gainesville yesterday th a t {J’YbzSr*’-, n ...... r,i r- iinller- Knkmnn le. There will bo game* played | MIAMI.
Oise All Stars
Make Ca^e Tour
In Switzerland
d it ^ ^ R un
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,. IIAL’llM OBK, i/p)—Three em
ploye*. of
_ Ballirnoia all-nignt
garage cooked up a new system
of foiling bandits—at least It
worked oner. ■
Night m anager Albert Johnson,
James llorky and Cecil Houston
were silting in the office when a
holdup man came In, pointed a
pistol and said; "whete is it? ”
Johnson said “ in the cashier’s
office” and started to lead the
way, but broke into a run. llorky
tan out another door;.and llo.ttton fled through a third.
Thc puriled holdup man hesi
tated, chased Johnson for a min
ute, then apparently gave up in
disgust.
*
NAME 15 FOR HIALEAH
STA FFS
MIAMI, Ja n , 26, (Sneciali —
1’itcle M. ltaurh and Frank F ran
kie are the leading nominators
fot Hialeah Race .Course** four
tint ior sta ke* with 16 entries
each.
AMONG TOR SERIES OF 1B4C
MIAMI. Jnn. 25, (Special)—
Two of the si* lending (ire* of
11115 arc form er Widcncr-ns-in,-)
net* at Hialeah Race Course:
W ar Admiral and ifull Lea.
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ir n r A —11»Wm W*jyfllc t1'. 1ST
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t u * g aftw«mht«*
ear*. .aorvical'Tn - t w —A rm y 1*
utlett, who pioneered
,tlie
(m saliva
saliva ttest in America. Br.
C atlett is veterinarian In charge
ftf tho identification department
f„r ttJt. in jii Hialeah m eetin g .''
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be the adoption of a schedule.
T n Kdwtird M. U v ln , Georgew()| ((# nM||
lnrnw rpeka
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i iV’NY Colieife !,t ri,l' h
“ml dlscur. play*
Robert u Finch, the Ihaigcr ; < apt. L. J a n n a.
»
K . and mlsplay* th a t pCeureit duiing
adm inistration officer «nu Is '
V
,
, ,
,
, ,, ^
the contests.
.
already here for the training
( pi* O m fies Kifwards of llam Mr | | h kr>.
overlooked
n m p ftchool l« he o p f n lH rtttf*
IihI.. anu Ulno .Mote UM,* j C| U|, ailnui.iAmilinn, nc^»r«lihfc to
Inf the month of P ehruar), can 3
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lt
Ll '.Mr. Pinch, uc ,nn ndminlalrntive may be aide to la s t tqe third
not b#* wrong
*' iMlfn, Btonklyn ^ ^ , 1 vH l Im. ‘ iittltl for
■rung »T»rn hr »«>» " ?!fr*
o to rompleto the double. In
i m anagers of the llod'cet system. ra
this will be one of Ihr two real ( idlcgc, 1940-1,1.
the G>atuic seventh, FHn Jenny
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t
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of
AVate,
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m
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p
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opportunity
baseball schools ever to he op
huly. i “nil., Syiaru.ie University, jfl express my* compliments to shouni finish on top.
erated In til* country. If Jhi*
program I* a sample at Branch H irtvll
Fletcher Hf»||n anil to*n*K+f K«I- jTONICillTS h.NTRIKSI'li. Biivago Miniir of G ary, Miir#l lliairi
Rickey's effort to prodtirc a
... t.hnmoer of >
o rin i of. tho
lint *__I'uiiiri 1J
Ind.,
Tolwin
University,
191*2-43,
.w orld championrJilp for Ihr
Co in m crro for ih e ir uplcnilltl
pfe,
d
am
es-J,
Itoaen
of
M
at
er*
Bodgrr* In the pi»st war cr*.
opernthm Iri connection with the I u in . K m
In* iililt*. UUlti lilt.
hu r>, ( ’d iii 'I** iltiiJil** In liih d S t illu 4-.itnUiwfmH'nt of l i e n- noot n r n l Mi
hhimi •# m u. iiu.u
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he certainly won’t he lung In
W|u«ak.
IsCd'h IhrllBiimiiv«r«ity.
11140*
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the p re lim io n ry arruiiKcm enlR they j 1 l* t’« L *
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reaching hi* oh irclitr.
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have thru fur n s u M ril in
Mr, ..F inch’* praise of "the
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Hall
Jocsl .ball p ark , was received liy | j , PnItiid Touto of Hrooklyit, Li. in i',’' M i F»nrh h«iil, «n»l I tll'O , \ itl1
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hr hi, f iff iiTPT ‘St. l/utiY TTiifsk M l * MoujfhtTfr mm il«m« a l-*M »rtK
(hi* corner a* nnlhint r l.r than Sun)
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'I job. nn*l l«*t ow* say )r If-1,
a fitting testimonial to Mi
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that you liitYc ii tu.i J'*f k-fitfiit* 1bill 1 Iri
Voughlon and the City Of(i
lllll r —A |«l Mllr»
park
rials. Finch
dcscrllw.
thc
l '4rrM44*1 Unit llali- ’'leeMb
IM tlf «|l*. Ki ^*1 K»*v« Nut.
A t th*- piCftCMit tim e, Mr F in c h
layout as a *‘m*ior league
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park."
av-.ill.V I h. Ill* Via.
l l r l.uturw im Hit 2ft.
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i.»*1t Mik eiiice in the ritfht I rrktrfli Knrr— MlMrllft
field ( h i m i £ii nl d n iid iiij pit ItJ
lin in ' -l» IlhPf I ^
The Orange Belt League will
Will i n (Itwifii |;i4n*i»i I Iteck hn« feel ih|on11* with anchored hiiM*’*,
Ml's! ei
I > Itr-ii MllfUr K^iuli •
resume operations this summer
till
(i*i»
Hsitrif HliHinliliii' Kl«i«,
tut
ti'rj
jnnuimM
t)
the
i|nttn»l
T w o Hull pell* m e h«»lnt? com*
on an amftfeur basis. The h»ip
* Juhti WliM*lt|n»I
Karp*
n» plnytitt; munntfn of the pleied Uith a aduum arm UUlU'
—WvIlF—be- comprised of liar to v, M
I ,.r .—-. ta Ulle,
HI Mini «lt* llorfl
W aurhula, Avon Bark and He- York d«il» *»f th*‘ In tersta te I a*u - •each pea.
J till V
Jlt.rtkK* Tiki
s
I lir B o dgrr o ffic ia l also p o in tbring. F’loslpitaif and Lake Wale, gm-. l i n k hut led fo r the y ir n U 's*
Ki4*k»i* u i, Jfsatniin lt*4t, il*»
Led nut that this school w ill In- isirts
have indicalnl tlrnt they are in l a s t yea-urn.
I »«i»l> Uflsrr? K.O, |*yIvalt« Jl>#
^ s l m l l a i to (h r one held at W ia le i
terested in Joining the circuit.
H ere's t o d a y ’s s p o r t s o d d ityy Tln ven i-, ) 11.1 M | | r ilre lare d thal
(tnrfw-l‘iiitirtlii
The next meeting of tin- league
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I'res*.
" th in M'hmil am! thv unr licit! ill
li slated for Feb. 17 at ilnrtou.
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lim .llv^r Hk« rl», Plawh
Fans In the Wenatchee apple
Wjntur Haven will l»e tlio only SVws Im***! N*#h #. w*j Pr!**r, Wtl*
country
of
Washington
Hlatc
t ’Vii ii*nl !i)t»ehiiH uchiHiU pvrt Me- )| raft. ||t-Mit leHllF, l*III** t?Wii.
The l.akrlajpl entry in the
rao'l forget Itllfus Kiser.
ht*M Mt Ihiit f»»iifilry «• Ho rtthei * rtrh lk lin fr-'fl/ HI
Florida IntcrWnlioiisI L e a g u n
i ift it H T n n F Fij Mt J**«
w
as
one
ot
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track
men
«»i vanip emit cimiimte1 Milti
has chosen to dub themselves
lUrtllY. Jitii Wfl*hl, T*«*s
ever turned oilt Itt the Pacific
flic tiMii|*lutvjiCft< of this lamp'** nr)
aa the “ I'llol*.” Tommy Bridges,
I••|i ft
III^ frt lt«Hl*»nut
(li
west
When
Ki<rr
went
to
^rhmjuleil p r o g r a m i»f h a t abut I
Rip Newell and Head t ’oarh lev
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(4) Mini *Ih II are)
around other distaore man. Ills nient, - ailmini*trntion. ntratc^v
selected the nicknsmr. The nsme
Mil Itt
Vln*li t
n* »
11«ti4f
mark of 1:5ft for thc ssu still ami **1*
was chosen iii hi-'ior of the
!-«*■. Trafflp
f raflf c lrr|g,
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In
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at
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British and American flier* who
inglon I ’., Kiser almost set u a n d lip cut lit* personnel will lat
were trained at Lakeland.
world reroed fur the milr. In- the .Mayfair ILnrl.
Bill God .vIn. former (Jeoigin slrad. Ralph lllll id Oregon
gridiron star has turned down a made that mark, beating Klarr
contract to play with the Miami b) one font.
But Rufus Kiser had hruught
•n trv In the new AIBAmeriurn
llllllllll J gllim iM IU
football confeience. Instead. G»-i- the world's attention In th r
WORLDS
FINEST
win sa y s‘he’ll coach a high school northwest with his licet legs.
LONG-WOOD, .-in 26, t Spe
BOAT}!
\inl the funny part of it is that
team at Blythevlile, Ark.
— Attendance fell off al the
30 Models - from Rowboats
the most Kiser ever did when cial)
Outboards - Runabouts - Crui
It- was building speed, wind and Loiigwood dog truck fur the
At Ballimurr, the (lilch rs
seven days ending Wednesday
sers In f>0 foot Yachts.
were removed jcslcrday from , -lamina was to chase hultcr- due to inclemrnt weather. Imt
E u lu v ti r PT Hull Dealgn or
Mit-i. Yes, the same Jtulus Kiser tlie money put through the p ari
the arm of Marius Itussu of thr
Higgins plastlctxed Bonded PlyNew York Yankees' who re | found on the tinder paths was mutuel windows for thn snmu
woirtt. 60 H.l*. to Twin 200 H.P.
Isurn nmld rountry hills in p e rio d was better than $3,0fHi
cently underwent an operation
gasoline or diesel powrer.
\Va diingtun, where ns a kid. hr nunc than the proceeding week
for a chipprd elbow. Ituaso’s
Level Riding • Dry • S afe on
dashed around waving a little for a total of $215,479.
condition «aa dcscrilwd aa “satTurn* • Soft Riding - Shallow
whltr net a t huttrrfliea.
tiafactnry" but hla physician de
Tonight moat- of the dog* ru n
D r a f t • Exceptionally 3 u clined to make any further com
ning In the sixth race Monday
worthy.
And for today A I’ s|mi ts laugh, have been dropped to the second
ment.
AVAILABLE s o o n
a Frenchman, gntered -Mike Jacob’* event which is Ibc first half of
Write nr 1’hone Ua .Collect
The Macon Peaches of the , fflt-e olio tiny looking for passea I ho Bally Double.
One dog.
for farth er Information end
Houlh Atlantic ' League, now > to a figtit. IIa raid he was from Villngc Quern lime' born shifted
priority order inform ation.
Clata A circuit, have bought in n Paris paper. He was told ivy from the fourth y a c e . Monday
RANHOM • IDLING
fielder Johnny McManus outright Walter St. Denis, v eto an publi also to this event hot despite the
from the Nashville Vola of the city man, that tho paper was fart she has been put ’with thn
BOAT CO. INC.
known hut that ho didn’t know higher price ilngs, she should
Southern Association.
Phone 1518
311 H. Beach 8L
him. He naked the Frenchman take tho event. Fred Fear Not
DAYTONA BEACH
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Something new hi* Ih*»h add for hla credentials and copies jf
ed to North Carolina I'nivrr- any sturics he had written. And
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m eet two Florida tram s, the written to the editor!
And flankly, we're p u n lrd over
Gator* and the recent Orange
Howl victor*, Jack H arding’* whether or not h r signed his
Miami Hurricane*. Miami will name to tho letter!
§215,479 Bet During;
Week At Boeing Oval
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AN INDEPENDENT DAILY ' NEWSPAPER
VOLUME XXXVII
s m i-
Establbhed 1908
.
led* Question
Appeal
S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A ,
THE WEATHER
Fair, e ir r p t partly cloudy southeast coaxial
•rcllon Monday night;, partly cloudy,
•.bower* <>n tOulbeaot roaoti little change
in Irm p rratu rr Monday night and T ursday.
u f c h H H ttm a w r d C T r n itindtpendenre.
LONDON, Itn '. 28. <AP)
Russia hns challenged the
validity of Ira il'd A ppeal to
the United Nation* Security
Council in the Iranian con- AS TH E VETERAN BATTLESHIP New .York leaves M anhattan'*
.—
-with
! « - Ruhb
-A
"harbo for the' last Timer cp route l o ' Bikini Inland in~tbe Pacific
trovf'rsy
Ih.
where she will serve a* one of tho target* in the first naval atom
Soviet vico-commisunr of World W ar, waves farwcll to the “grand old lady" as she goes to
foreign Affaire, Andrei. Vish- bcmli teat, Fred Klletdxjrg, who served on the vessel in tho -first
ifjky, ‘old the Security her doom. (International)
Council ■? 'a t the Iranian
Florida State
Fifty Jamaican
League To Begin I Farm Laborers
Plan April 16|* Added To Camp
140 Game Slate Adopt Sherman D e c l a r e s
ed During Meeting S h i p p i n g Holiday
At Mayfair Hotel Steadies Ma r k e t
Officials and director* of the
Florida S ta te 'le a g u e , during the
mid-winter dinner meeting held
yesterday a t the M ayfair Hntrl.
adopted the 1040 league schedule
voted to open the plavleg
season on T uesday,'A pr. IQ. This
will be th* first tim e In th*
*4 l *'* Florida
i ^ v
iu
in 1030, i h t t loop p lay 'w ill opsa
on any day other than a Sunday.
The" league officials, guest* of
the
Seminole
County
Junior
Chamber
of Commerce, also
settled the player -classification
problem when they voted to limit
each participating entry to four
rookies (fta defined by Die Na
tional A ssociation), three men of
unlimited experience and eight
men who hav* had unlimited exneritnee in etas* I) baseball only.
This action, which fallowed n
Members of the Lions Club at lengthly discussion, was unanlita meeting F riday strongly sup-' mou.iy approved by the director*,
ported John Shirard'e proposal '
ia *rT limit, which during
that . Lfon. representative Join |
°P*ratlon had been act
•at *el
representative* 0f the Seminole I
**“ j(J ' . w**
fj*
Sportsman A esodation |n urging 11500 during a previous league
lea
t. after
County Commissioners to get meeting
n w ‘ln<f held
h , " ‘ *in I^eaburg
■Close D limit hsd been set a t
(King done on the M ullet Lake the
|1H00 during the minor league
■9'tattling done on th e Mullet meeting held In Columbus lata in
Action On Mullet
Lake Project Is
Urged B y Schirard
I Florida S tate
leag u e
ehould
stipulation " ’“ ‘ •‘ *raise
year under th
th*e stfpul
■ « it* lim it to ,IlflOO
. n™ In order
a ro ad be built td the eight aerej r a '’ p lw k l* ,"tim '“p u b H r with” 'th e
trae t on the 8 t- John*
J^hia j)Mt
u baseball. Several
toeZ would connect w ith Ko*d| official* pointed out th at It would
eonetruetad by. ^ ,i,trjmen t i | to the league to
the S tate U tw e e n Sanford and | hjr# R e a p e r d a s . l> baseball
the G «*v» SccUon. II# added th a t j p, . yeri a „ tllc Florlrla State
he understood th a t if the county j
would possibly prmluc* a
J ,il not «lo som ething about t h « |C|ae* I> brand of b aieball in
o je ct by Ju n e or J o l/, they f«Tior to surrounding
aurrou
Class O
■lit! stand a chancy o f loting h pigu** such as
e park.
•*
! Florida and the Atalmma-Florlda
Mullet Lake Fa.rk, he declared, d rc u lu . This action was also
would be very desirable s i
approved.
nlcnie and b o at docking grounds,
... order to provide the presi
fa stated th a t th.iera we* na other dent and secretary with an Idea
place on the river nearby where of how each club is progressing
the average parson could go for edth it* plan* for operating this
a picnic w ithout trespassing on aaason, Mr. Combs called for a
ng
rittg" igreund. By _conatructi
,,
_ report from each director on his
K 1vata
. branch road to th* ghound* respectiv# organisation. Daytona
now, he said, th e y " could have Beach reported th a t the club
th* >
■use
ue* of is ta te equipment, and there wa* definitely se t for
c # t h c righit o f w ay fo r a Very operations. The Palatka official*
reported th a t Myril Hoag, form er
nominal fee.
T h*. . Lion
Liens - appointed Joseph outfielder fo r th# SL Louis
ira stta s* * r m Paw# Bis)
Melech to eppagr
eppegr 'before
the
Mench
-b
County Commission s t It* meetIng On Feh. 8, to urge immediete
action on the project.
%
J.C , Trice, county gam e com
missioner proposed to the Lions
U a i ; they sponsor a rodeo .a t
Frank HuUhlne, 87. feth e r of
Semlnols D riving Park. I l i a m at
ter eras taken under advisement. Mrs. John Cull urn, Mrs. Ha raid
Billingsley, Miss Naomi Hutchins
and MIm G eorgia' Hutchins, all
H IT * UPENDING *
o f Sanford, died suddenly last
‘ TOPEKA, Kan-. Jan. >8( M V - Monday in Tampa.
Mr. tla tc k taa wa* born In "BuehF orm er president le|
candidate
A ll London o f Kansas hap eallad nslt On A pr. 29, 1888, .and came
far _______
an end togovernment
governm entborrow to Sanford about 88 y e a n ago.
ing. spending and, a . ha puls It. For two y ea rs p rio r to th* t i n s
giving e a s y a
o ft money. Re
.
told
___ of his death, be hsd been su
ed in f a m in g near Tampa,
a Kansas women's Republican
r. Hutchins, * member of J h a
,lt> Topeka, and wa quote,
In addit
*~* ~ eiiino! First- Be
hie four daughters, l a _______
four brothers, John J . IfttU
chins of Bowling Green,
Chess H u tc h in s' of Buehn^Dj
of Buatraell ami
Frank Hutchins, 57,
Died least Monday
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“JT B O M iiiV IL L E , Oa“ j* n . '
plants now In s p a n
a* located a t Albany. daughter, Mice Joyce Ann
D othan, Moultrie end of Hanford.
Funeral service* for Mr. H atT ttte a are a g a in In tM m arket
chine w ere'h eld In BuahnaU .laai
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N U .M llK R 94.
A s s o c ia te d P r e s s l e a s e d W ire
U l s t e r Democratic
Chairman Accused
Of Bribing Former
OPA Agent Stanton
’• l O.VDON. .Jan. 2*. A P In a personal appearance before U e UNO fiedvrltjr Cotin
cit, Ihr Iranian chief delegate,
8. H. Teqlsadeh, declared that
Ru»*la WM guilty of repealed
in lerrm ilon In Iranian affa Ira -and th a t Russian force*
had created Internal barrier*■rouoit th e ir ocrupatlon lone
charge* were raised by a gov
ernment ‘no longer In powrr. In
addiUorf, he aald that the claims
did hot have sufficient grounds
for action by the Security group.
Iran now haa a new Premier,
.Ahmed Qavarrv. es Saltaneh, who
succeeds the Premier, Ibrahim
Hakim), who Instructed the Iran
ian delegation to UNO to raise
Iha question.
‘Wan aceusaei the Soviet union
of a number of interventions in
Iranian, affair*. The chief Ira n
ian delegate, S.H. Taqitadeh, told
the coupril th a t his nation ta
bringing up - th e dispute because
it might l«*d to International
frtetion.
Th* Soviet official haa asljad
specifically
th a t the
Council
quote, “leave the m a tU r aaida
■and open for aolution by ntgotlatjjm t by both parties," Ha de“thi* v» )uld
J 'n t £s h
nub'
•plrft of k gooX"‘ P H f h lb r a " ’ ’ lfe
add*.! that t w f i r th* UNO ch ar
ter, th* method of direct negotlatlon f» the one which should
be applied first..
N g iv York, Ja n . 28, '/P i- A
Federal grand jury in New York
City haa fndirjcd aeven indivi
dual* and two corporations in
connection with operation! involv
ing m rro than 500,000 pound*
l of sugar.
I Among the peranna indicted ia
Joseph Fominh, chairman of the
--------------------- -u r y T , a im u t ^ y
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fijttfea Biut—g)lt|iiingn: coltrRel “ 3f—tvmgslon,--lHew
ork- IIc*a accused of tioying a
8200 bribe In form er Oi'A A gent
William .Stanton. Ktanlon, who
lived at :t 14 \Vn-dilngtcm Avenue.
Kingston, alui Wit, indicted.
Other Indictment* charged the
defendant. witli filing of fn l'e
jO PA statement*. unlawful sugar
dflWcHh, find c«ii«jj)aracTcs to
deliver sugur unlawfully".
Other* indicted include Maurice
O nioned, president of the Hanscom Baking Corporation o f' Long
Island Cfty. New York.
• 'll.m d d (intlfrird r f Riverdnl#,
N.Y. owner >>( Ihe I'eiisi'l olu Bot
tling Company ami the Pure Rock
Mineral Spring* Corporation, both
of Ellcnville. N.Y
J o h n Joyce, J r ,
owner of the
Joyce Seven-l'p Dotiling t'oiupany
of -Now U.-beile, S V:
Joseph .Chamber, of Troy, N
V., co-owner of the Seven-up
1Bottling Company of Tt**y
George Long of Chicago, forj m tr preMiliMU if the Pure ltm k
Steel Price Increase
Of $4 Is S t u d i e d
As Answer To Strike
Of Steel Workers
m v **an« i»r»;i» rtir:* * !
T h e N n tlo n n l L n h o r R e la
tio n s B o a rd o p e n e d h e a r in g *
] in D e tr o it to d a y o n thi* C IO
c h a r g e t h a t G e n e ra l M o to r s
/
h a s r e f u s e d to b a r g a i n co l.tively in H oo4^ittU h.-^A > D 'irjfttum l a t t A y u ik iju r t h i L t w u n t r - : ;J- - - . -------- r .
a m id X-raaW finld, a n n o u H C td
th a t g o v ern m e n t c o u n s e 1
w o u lth u s e th e w a g e s e t t l e
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ments futile by other aiilnincibil*
produetfrif ns evidence, against
the corportnitms.
It wa* obviously a reference
lo Ihe Increases of IS cents an
hour granted by Ford anil ISVy
re n t, by‘fcTtir>sfer.“ T h r- b m of;
ter made by General Motor*
was 13 *nd a half rent*, niul
the government will u*e those
figures In an effort to show that
General Motors dhl not bargain In
good faith.
In W ashington a United Slate*
Steel Corporation spokesman said
that the company's preahlent,
Benjamin Fairies*, i s -on hi* way *
to the capital. The «|*nke»mnn
wllll 1 Faille.•*» U9( In «*»•
IMi t
the
8T«»vSr mitral tt'Jfl.tU
f c i file •?
liDl Iu Lull lit
the White llthiur
of fe ria l
(i oviTiimrnl nfhftAD
it !*h%tl
the tt|i(rifnii thm Kmrli*
In iII't'U%n 1Ihr
nf
1hr }i'i ii v ttf filer I, Mi
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MKM HKKS OK T U B t ’lO in N m t
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between picket, and police, lie n t^diccuico e ml i
f j r r jt u i r ij In ( m m out* i»f t h e lilgK^nl picket
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Wall
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m .. n.i ll.lg (U.-I* mg m.i11 l.ci ' 11out the line.
( Intel national I
Extensive Health Progi^m Is
Market Picture
T lan n ef By Cotinly fifeahh Unit Is Exceptionally
I)r. Frank (iuillman S!ip>.st> Impurhinuo
Of Immunization A^dinst Smallpox
•F l o r i d a Delegation
l''or Children Of This Area
Striving To Fuse
frazil* h •Oli •Brrk up
Negro Found Not ‘Hill' « » mi” r J r m J l h « f Strawberry Ceiling
1
and rer-onte iston o f f ic ia l, tire -a id
to b„ee drelayed t lia i a n .In c re a s e
of about I I a ton w ill l«e g r a n t
ed eventually T h is com pares w ith
the 8 J F a irie s * has urged to
cover wage rise*.
A new wage agreem ent w ith
the R adio Co rp oratio n of A m e r
liu
ll
ica m ay set the pace for s e t llln g
r b r i • in it j 1
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“ The m arketin g pic the tw o.w eek-old s trik e o f “ho.*
D r klrl. 1 f i t
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I- , ,1.ik iiu illn m ii 1“ l" H a I
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Florida
fitiila
and
veg*
000 ( tO ele ctrica l w orkers.
In U
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1l»i> '-i.r.i i *m|#' 1' o '— C
T ile union accepted a
17 '»
* W . ' f . n e ' , l , y * •« , • e|illoiially gowl right
......... .
\-'hough
•
rainy
weather
I'd 1cent hour ly Wage hooat far *,•
V\*«if ki*f^ h ‘ ihi-ti liu • iit'll• . 11 - e l - , now.
F ifty more Jam aican negro
farm laborers arrived Friday eve
ning at the WFA Farm lah m
Camp, 'and thl> morning were
alioted to eight grow ers to.rellev
thp labor shortages on celery
vegetable fprms
of Sent
County. This bring* the total of
A musical program vras preweaker* a t the ram p up to 200,
id liy (iordon Briirso* u» the
it wa* announced." r ‘
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of 1rae,int
lolled offer- i 0041 t antdri N J „ worker*.1 Th*
Judge Allen, negro, was found trir f k iif ^ t e Y ';»! Ii , .
v luncheon lodge with Mi**
*aid VUilliiiui wage peare was reached writhKfi'M1»"l4i
J! i Mime area,,
A slig h t raise in celery price*
K "fit v
H e a lth
^ in C
hv
a
ju
rv
In
Circuit
<\*wrt,
FriMrt'oil. Mi*»
McUnli
t 'h a t i
w it-oil
dlyert nr of Florlda I out a strike and without gnvrriiFOB Sanford wa* noted at the
f fil-Et \fi“( hnur *1 H r mtn.anil 'Ml«s Ilernicc Ucr»rd from day. to b.. rnjt i-iult*
1 « I I h-* * * 11 “ Mt M' I r
Khi liters Markets torlay. tnent os*i«t«noe It rlim ared linen
end of tho shipping and site re l'an atl< i\ah o nro now conthroting ilryn-p tntirtlci a. rbm gcd li\ the w m ii'th ' .
the - 1 1 1 , .1 r v i h i i l l i '
\ \ . ne in receipt of week end m onth, of negoUatfnns
during holiday whirh was wall revival ihyviccs here, sioxun; a Stan a* repie-enrcd tiy A w i.0 4
•O'l-pli t ill, fiU » ■i
report- (m m .-c\ ' ra1 m arkets
observed throughout the *tnt« uurnkgr of go*pel autigs.
\ -ea I.M It*
tnnt S tate Attorney Gem go A , preside. I
f
D m*
which em phnsire the relatively
during tlm past week, according
Fletcher Boil* introduced ito llernltes, in conneetimi with the opened the iiriiiin tf \1t
I;n i.
-n lu facto ry situation ns lo pricor,
to C harles I>, Sherman, director hort 1^ Finch iff Kthe Brooklyn deatli from a bullet wound of (Title nf (itt S ljitp VV 41(ii11’ M lfl 1 in iioe'l priHliirtion renters,
of the Federal-Stute News Ser- Dmlgers ami raid th a t 175 mem Maggie Allen, wife of the negro j wu» elected n e c ic t a iv miil
" A F lo r id a delegation hns been
tirer and Ai S . W h itrlflii kVil in W a sh in g to n this last week.
vice a t the Sanford Stale Market, brr* of the Brooklyn N'Jub will
olt
Dec,
II,
Judge
M.B.
Smith
prej
elected
vir
t*
president.
Celery movement from Florida ‘bo here" *for *S*pring
‘
-trnlnbtg.
' '
on
| p u sh in g the fig h t for easing of
sided at the trial
was 200 cars a t compared with Fioloy. Ua Hildetl that It
Dr
Q in llin .in -tille d it,
th •
ill ^ |H*r | ti'i r r 11in if it?
650 the week before.
Ue the largest training setup lit > Til,, defense, represented by Al- intent!,* I I*, m i n on the i
*111,m Ite'i i i»*«. fihi-il hs llit* llffiri*
the
state
of
Florida,
login?
the
!
..
...
i
With the exception of Mopday,
f f l*i irr* Ailmmisl i «l l»ih SfiiHtnr
Spenrer maintained of tile Health t nit IIWASHINGTON. Jan 28. (Ah
the 8aoford-Gviedo celery section* rivic, clubs to help enteitnin them ' that the shooting » ho It oceurrnl fu n c tio n in g hot I t s I"*
1 IriTldi |*i'pp**r mn 11 1*4 j'rrsputnti
S
l. i l l l r . w h" fin is h e s up
In
uppleTni
nt
Ilia!
p'
had a shipping holiday all week ’ while here,
1 If i • 4iii l'4 r* i - . m -f ! lid* Kir"t
i .il-m g )*•'* «' 'in* T r r a ,_,
•!■
•when rain prevented cutting o n 1 Other visitor* at t'/tn>'« lunch j <n ' i , Alien ‘ home ••■ I.nblabom
1 - I I III
(
I*
ri1 I hwt I It t aa rylu nitf)
nev! 1 1 iday p ra i't'd A m e ric a .i
Itl«
Tuesday and Wednesday. Some! eon included Ted Caswell of ( u rn -ju ,,. u cid cn la l. that while Allen 1*1 o ii am •’ t to« rrp |ir«*»'-!llt "lilt III jf MillJ>* Mi iicwr»pa|w->« im lay for " a iiia s in g
cutting was rerorted in Ihe Glailrs bridge, Mas#., George Frederick J „
l eani ng n linLto
caliberrifle,tlio le t ,unity
i hvii i (iiifi*rt*iti r \tdii I v p m t m»*nt support of r iir "moot 'iic c e a a fu l
sections on those days. Seminole of Ashury l'ark, N. J.. Wilbur
,,.M1|ting
It i- hi- plan he
“ i v f i ' i i t kilt im - ilii*I n l ' A t«f f t c i a h . w ar fin an cin g Job tile w orld hur
County shipped JH cars as com- Clark of Columbia, S. (',. B u r l " 1
off »>« •''* " ‘"'D
exam ine a i l i h l l d m i 11 -Ml '!
Tiit? 1 1*41iii*ni
ii ui Mm* il»nt ever know n."
*
pared with 1H2 the week b efo re.1 Bristol of Cahasset, Mi's., C. II. m. Ihe death of the wile, whoso 1 first llirotigli the tint <• grade
wbi, f«»r
*'f nine centw . L it t le X resig n atio n « h ap jctn !
Meeting In Totkeland, Jan, 10, I.c.'hcr of Huntingtlon, Pa., and bark- and left side was pie recti j and ntiy others regordh
in tli* (Tiling, Ihe KJoriillnn-i‘ bn*-| new spaper consultant in ih e W a r
tho celery division of the F lorl-j J. p . Howard, Otl« Taylor, A. II. hv tie bullet ns she sat ratin g lit th eir grade, if the tearh-t
* l.» *
.....
. . . t a ....
ii.,. L
k ■ll|t ifti; their iimumenti* fm thin veil* F in a n ce D iv isio n becomes e ffe c t
that for .Hity
reason a~ .din
da Vegetable Committee ep p ro v -* Rcppard. C. J. Finley. M. C. •
'T .
lie ho» lieen on
Mijr iifi Mir tiiiftl
ami hnffir.t^ ive F r id a y .
•d a program catcuiated to cut j Davenport, W. H. Lawrence, II. P.
, \
,s __
is advisable, There will
Jefferson Bryant, negro, was to thorough check on rv r.
nf priHlurlinri nf t In- Im uiy vnip. leave sc president of G e n e ra l
current ahlpmenta 25 to 4Ti pet MncD.matd af f/rlando.
m n l Di t n i t H , II Un >
Brig. General J . (' Hutchison day . n trial on a chm ge try the
cent in order to meet the disax
J t If A im iu i i . I I* h •• i r iiiif nod F e a tu re -, C'orji., New lu r k ( il>
trous condition caused by the ex- j has accented an bonoiaty raem Slat. of a stntUBiory assault per ill s, T h r Ir. ill Mill ■'
.1 U M rliitoth of IM.mt i'll) , nrut In a letter to new spaper p u b lis h era, he cited today the .118, 543 .rtc^I in f II •te ( Ih t K fM* ■
t>er*hip In the Rotary Club, it
cetslve movement.
I m Jiirk t it'4'niniin *d the 1
(X III line* of news
and e d ito ria l
Secretary again d BO eight ye lit old negro
by
Total movement 'fro m F’lorida was announced
ijf il 1It Tint f1 111nl* i b - ' - . f .
-itv of floiiil.i | m ,|U il "" fn
which newspaper* g ate
gul
and California the sreomk weekj W alter liaynct.
he .h •■virr.l it1; flint r ri>."
" T . olt i i , i : ;;
1: ,,* ,1 a u ..n ^ u.,. w», «»,d v .•»...>
In Janua'ry wa* 1105 cars - no all __________ ;____
lls t.i nf It i :lim it,/ uiti..
‘
1 ,r'k a< 1 '
iDibi*?. | m jtiMltinfi Mr Mild they
time record, a cco rd in g to the
1" 4‘*| 4«l
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1
Srfiatoi
IV|I|..I
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>| ublished mare ltu.ii $ I |n iltlil.lMlll
Florida
Vegetable
Committee
liilki lev4',, VlM'l ii >t i e •
i I've IT'tcrson I'
h .pril n,“' w„t tii of bond aiiveitriing, much
Of this total Florida supplied
|Mi h , IiiI’
Mu.
I t 'a t II .review of the i.-.(ue-t by nf (t rnlllr, , „ |e,| „ r ,nt.| to spunImv i 1f*IMit 1i r t l D m \ J ' f » ‘ *
MW cars.
t Iic* Aif i ii*u 11u i it 1 "‘I f *• in I- 111*1y ■iir1' nt rriliic ed ris!*"
Th# volunteiy restriction pro
I tM'll fin BlllftlllMMf .ri.fi. i
tiling hrlpftii m •limn li r i ' ion t.
"A m afini" ronlnbuD on
gram. according lo F*VC wa* com
w li) 1Hillirr V, r 1 m u
"This umailng contrihultuit by
1hi: the.O PA .
Mi. 1. 4 a x 11\
plied w ith by the grower* and
JUBl
•“ Heavy m ip s . fallowed by coul tiPWspstwra. to hripftnaiw *c and
By CKCRLlA THULUCK
' j Villi .Mr*. Monghti.n trying to
c r - Iu - n iiiny d r e a d f u l 1 Mil
•U ppers, of e p iw rim ririy W F :
wcatlier have relardwT -tra w ifrry wiitl
Oku Nordjffsn, 'fa rfittF ”8anfoF<!
the toughest w ar in history.
Will)__
cent of the Florid* volume, anil
^ 1!*. 'phln
t«l 1not
"i liv. picking In the I‘laid City nrv.i, Litfle said, “ should make every
m any 1iietiplv.
Thl* iM
need
several nf the handful of "hold resident and brother of Col. Carl in*:. * * * - cliaiy itil in •P-T' h i i mttriy
h.’
graduated
from
Ncmiimle
High
slates
Market
Munngci
II,
FI.'
new spaperm an proud of his pro
outs" also reduced their ship Nordgren and Olaf N m dgtrn, hns
Last year there were over 15,1100
recently been aw arded 1500 fur Sdirnil and was uwanlod the Irv rase* reported in tl"- I'tnled Johnson. T h - hist week's offer fession-proud, too. of Ihe leader
ments.
ing
Bachelor
Medal
and
Award
ings
lotnled
only
11.771
pints,
as
ship and patriotism of his assoct.States and 26 percent
I lies*
The program provided for a his painting, ."B outbern Town"
Rain also .lamuged some utes-but most of alt. proud of the
shipping holiday Ja n . 24. 25, 25 which was on* of 12 selected frum fm the best historical oration in died." said Ih (Jldlltnnu 'In the a result
th
S
tale
of
Florida.
He
entered
Inst two months th e re .b dir t.een of the berries tm low lands in the glorious war record that news
and 27, and for shipping only 3.270 entries iu th e Fine Art*
Ills painting Btrl-on^U niversity in Ik-Land uv two cases ol dipljterin m aur North H urida ntmiueilon area papers made which will g o ‘a long
4-9-8 Golden variety and ,1'e and Calender contest.
an
a
r
t
student
and
wa*
made
county amt this /could nil lie around Starke. The outlook for way toward furthering the causa
larg er o f Faecal until F*b. 2. went on exhibition a t New York’s
a goml yield is favorable ho*- of jt free press throughout the
Tha division will re-aasembi# at Rockefeller Center on Nov. 13, Assistant I’ro fe m ir of Art during averted by proper' vacnm
tl.r
first
sem
ester
of
his
college
[here is liltij’ a gr*vrii'l ■eeil
<e.l ver. stn lrs L. M. While, manuger world,
“Thera
Lakeland on Jan. 41 |o form ulate 1046. and will be exhibited in the
Wink.
,
llsd Men) Problem.
jilans fo r the -future. Califom t t. m ajor cities of the c o u n t r y
for vitllahee whole s tr ii *l»t:» of tlu Starke Market.
riii* was fallowed by Ids return are C o n c e r n e ils a id Dr Nri'iili“ During the war year* news
.. we* reported, has nut reduced throughout I04S,
to
.Sweden
to
slrd
y
art
and
his
paper* hail more problems than
man, He staled that in the r"'» l
its shipm ents m aterially, In p art . Mr. Nordgren cam e to Sanford
iwing o ff-led mii honorary scho two months there hud aN . been , ,
ever before yet there was never a
rji
f?n
beasoe* of better [rices, but th* in 1020 with hi* parents- Mr. and larship
a
t
th
e
University
of
Stocstime when the Trensury called
tn o
of ra iiio iffitU'ti iit Lj # iCa l y n c n i " l L i i u n
reefer shortage has been a re- Mrw. G ustaf Nordgren, direct fro m
upon them for help that th 'y
Stockholm, Sweden. He studied liolin which he refused, lie relurn- the llUmlth tin it. Dogs should he
larding factor,
eo
la
thl*
country
and
Became
felled to come through."
in tW -lo cal schools, was A ssist
Innocuiuled,' he said, and fanuliet
La Monte
Grew, FVC
,
____________
. ■ ■
if* r.m enei
I'tufi sio r of A rt at the Corcoran th a t cannot afford to have d"gs j
reported in hie la te st bulletin th a t ant Professor of A rt at Stetson Art
Galleries
in
W
ashington.
D.
the sleet etrik# is proving to be a University, Professor of A rt a t C. where Ids duties allowed him should not keep them or families
who do have them should feed
Char #y IU ford I vurr 77 a
■erioua facto r in th# Florida Vege- tha Corcoran A rt Galleries in
m id e n t of th l. ritv for the past
polnted out that in addition lo VUthlnffton# D* C. nnd was rt* to paint many hour* a day, Hit them. Rummaging bv dogs
dU chtrgad
from
th« As rrayJ it nm»tl i « I ik-i a puintinga
nro gnow
agarliage
. rb .e e ra
i'**W*.
hi. home on
tanns. and eating «f
reduclnr th e purchasing power of c«nUjr
_ S
t
_ . _.
S.
. 1
,s ’IL
, . — -- —.——
- ■■ 1 _
W'esi. F'irst H tirri Friday afte r
th* country m a tim e when Flo a fte r earrin g w ith tha rank of on di*jplay at the Corcoran Gal* poiaoned food it the sour re of noori fnt I ;2f* o'clock, following a
Mrs. Italsy B. Smith. 77. of DJ03
rida will be snipping fresh v#g*. s e r g e a n t in th a architectural leries and Included in the group much of this danger lu» pointed lingering illness.
Hubbard Street- Jacksonville, an
are
lome
murals
which
have
won
cam
ouflage
division.
out
and
B**«rtcd
that
there
de
table m arketing elteutlon.
lie
Mr. Tyner, formerly employed sunt of C. L. Irw in of Sanford,
One* da Jr in 18i20 Mrs. Jam es International acclaim. During the finitely should l># somsthimf done
‘ ”
in larg e
quantitlei, th e
by the A tlantic Coast Line, was died Jan. 21 at her home follow
strik e will reduce the eup- Moughton, teacher a t the ‘‘little war Mr. Nordgren served Iit the about Ihe stra y dog situation.
"There are several rather im- a member of the Church of ing a brief Illness. A native of
of wire, nail* and other m . - 1 ^
»chool *>»»»•" on Palm etto architectural camouflage field but
recently
received
his
discharge.
1. lie
oy ni*
He ts
is aurviveu
survived by
his Rutland. O.. she cants to F lori
■
Avenue,
opened
th
e
door
of
her
rU n t needs in our r ^unte_»» Christ.
grower# and
<t, Mr*. Meliese Tyner; three da 33 years ago from D etroit,
see
them ." he decleted. "U ral, widow,
room and saw standing there two He and hie wife and daughter.
i
ter* Mr*. F. W. Dreggor* M ick' and had lived In Jaekeon.
rath er aw karil confused little boys, 8igrid- a re visiting Col, Carl there is the serious neeil for a d au ihiters,
Mrs. 7,etl* I'letts of Jack- villa, where for 25 veers she trie
she said tha other day. Their Nunlgrsn, his oldest brother, in m ore sanitary, better enulppeil end Fire,
name* (were Oke an d Olaf N ord Washington a t the present tint* building in which to House the sonvlllo, and hire. C. IL Murphy a member of the Main S treet Bap
gren and both spoke Swedish while O laf, the youngest brother. H ealth Unit. We need rtMim Ami of DeLand; two sons. J . H. T yner tist Church and choir.
She I* survived by two atep
Is In Sanford with hi* wife and privacy. Fly greatest drenui i* to end C. I. T yner of Dundee; one
According to Information re*
iy from th# Ser- t r o u g h dill
w ork and un- three children spending a leave see our County Health Unit In a brother, Jitu Tyner of Orlando: eon*, Frank U 8m llh of the Army
of the
Mooghten, Olaf ha* served in th e 0 . S. N ary suitable building. There is also n two slstera, Mr*. Daltejr Gill of and Edward B, Sm ith of Jack*
airailar need in tb# outlying die* Orlando end Mrs. Janie Johns of eonvill* with whom she madq t a r
g t, Daniel W.
to under- for th* p a st 18 year*
stive in this eoun
The obw y raia['
tricts where our Clinic* are held, Fin# C astle; 14 grandchildren home, a sister, Mr*. B. A. Irw in,
Georg* Irwin
They proC. L. Irwin, arid three grandson*.
and thle would afford a place and eight g rea t grandchildren.
1 Boston ere
t Oke passed of the ta re s N ordgren boy*
Funeral servlrts for Mre, S m ith
Funeral service* were held at
nlted State*,
'th , end sixth Eric N ordgren, an uncle and resi where our nurse* could go end
te r of school dent of Sanford. Mr. Nordgren hove their patient* aome for 10:00 o'clock yesterilay morning were held Yttdnesdsy m orning a t
is aboard tha UJLH. grade* In ,
■ Morel
ornlng, Irw in le putting his
th*
c is t 1mates to attributes the Inheritance of hla weekly rheek up»," s«hl l*r. (Julll- a t the Erickson Funeral Home. the Main S tric t B aptist Church
V SB. Windham B*
sum m ers when talent fo r a r t to Eric's fath er m*an. “ W# plan to wurk a t tha The ' rem ains were taken to with Rev. Thoms* Hansen
;~tg~ 'on —tl
|U U . B IN out wIw U lH S rtllt, M yearv o f a r * 76b u f ■im p re v tH r'th e - t s r i t t t n r f Mafi&a ' a t y ~ f o T 'ln W m » l_ y w r eUTtng.' TntrrnifTTV w xi tn green C em itery.7.
woe studytqg and * resident qf Stockholm- * our entire community.”
terday.
a hospital
Musical Program
Is Presented At
S 3 ] Rotary Luncheon
Guilty Bv Jury
In Circuit Court
Newspapers (Jet
Praise For Work
In Rnnd Drives
Oke Nordgren Receives $50!) Award
For His Painting Of “Southern Town”
F r i d a y Afternoon
Mrs. Daisy B. Smith
Died In Jacksonville
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LANewdYorkNLRB Opens Hearings On CIO
Sugar Racket
Against General Motors
Sail For Atom Bomb Test
ussian Vice Commis
sar Says Iranians
Making Appeal Are
No Longer In Power
to
.M O N D A Y , J A N U A R Y 2 8. 1916
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PAGIf-EIGHT
Max Bentley O f Rlackhawits Takes
Lead In Hockey League Scoring Race
_ln fourth, jltt-c is .Steve l*»ch
' Montreal C«lmdieus with
its. (5uye Stewart of Torlake of Montreal and Clint
i f Chicago ore tied with
with an average s>f
ond ngninsl him *n
uite-ds,
r l.ov.— •
cnacii o f MissisLieut. Comdr^ I'er- of Jacksonville,
foiiuer grid slai i t
COMPiniNO the Greek Orthodox annual ceremony of the blessing of iho
wave*, CamUhtlno Mollcakoe, 37, lx pictured diving from a d. ck in N< r
Yoik to retrieve the croxa tossed In by Archbishop Aactiio* uLUar focal
diocese. Motlctikoi has made the divaatvcalim u----- {InletiuHioiwD
or Tlgarcttr lirhler* an^'harr
heard Ihrm "talk of different
rtothing -lyli-x and foods. Thry
will try ihrm a • soon-an the)
have .the mpportonlly,, and In
many rases will ronlinue to use
Ihrm," he said.
■ETK nrtE t r r r .
EM 3/r lift- 11nt 1. 1 i. anting
1,2.ir> hlgh-pomt A m i) utt Savy
Veteran*, ri'tuining 1u tlu.»tb»ifis|
States f ir diahuigr n m i n i the
L'.S^s. Ilirton, whifh
rtcently
sailed from Yidiohatiui, - Japan,
onontinir to mfoi mat ion tt-.eivrl
today 'mini the Sort in- I'urco
Coinmunilir of the I’.irllir Kieet.
JON KM T)l8CHAIt(;i-:ii
AND ADDITIONAL
fOUNDIR ANT DIRECTOR of the NaDonat Music Camp at Intcrlochcn.
M ich.. U r. .Joseph K. Mnddy
(above) la pictured In Chicago on
his espulafon from tbe American
EcdcraUon of Musicians for teachW licji»lln iiii w Itivieru- Country ingeoualc at the camp after It was
(fafrrnaltonal)
C jlll* f i f t . t H ||1 Coral Cables, next lilted as "unfair."
- immiimt. lh*
* UOr wliu—»-erve«i a* -pto
,wfles Countnt( IliFfUr • ID ytnrs,
touring Ah^* tetnter
S
S
it t ¥ S
Offical honorable discharge pin
for the men of the United States
Maritime Service. These mm were
gained to “ deliver the goods" in
America's mighty Merchant Ma
rine. Their isrvice helped to make
victory possible. • _ ,
which they were trailing during
halftime.
He* regularly presents in of
fense . and a defense made to
order for the particular style of
play hta .team la faring. Then if
Britons Outraged
Over Posters A t
Trafelgar Square F j
Wilh ihe lifting o f O.D.T. Regulation*, Florida Motor llpo* an
nounces additional and bettor bus service between all Florida cities,
providing the- most frequent schedules in the history of Ihe slate,
MAYBE
’ Yt Css Make
Wliiggl
AOVUTIJiMG-
Everythhijr Tor the comfort of tHe kid
dies In our “ Kiddie'a Corner” . . . furni
ture that la.durable aa well* ad adorftbU*
for the younRstera.
U|. i>( the lliulenh track.
saving*.
During World War I “ Kitchent cr Needs You“ recruiting potters
adorned the Nelson column.
BABY BEDS
Ivory or maple finish
ed beds with convenient
drop side^ for the Ituby’H
tsafely.
A few mismatched beds for
24-95 up
PLA Y PENS ----- Q.95 up
To keep baby »afe .while mother i» buny, piny pen wild!' removable floor anti
for protection. Natural birch pejw on casters that* fold flat, with re14.95 Play Pen PatlH, waterproof
I Hide
HIGH CHAIRS
Finished in red or
white enamel or na
tural birch, maple and
Some are with upholHtercd backa and are
cattily converted into
play ohnim.
BASSINETTES
TABLE and TWO
Pink dr toltfc Imaainetteit in
wicker conveniently placed
on atandn equipped with pa
tera for eaay moving. . .
CHAIRS
.... PLATFORM
- ROCKERS
Platform rockers that
will fit right in with
th«< rest of the living I
room'furniture. Beauti
fully upholstered in!
floral.patterned tapestry!
with natural' birch or!
walnut frames.
DESK and CHAD,
A desk with a roll top,
• 1 '. I A h a » k a » H*(tt
'just like
numbor
walnut,
ir'h a ^ u ra i blreh. -
they, wort,
Bctlanly Hi
xhlre Untvt
...
BABY CARRIAGES
enamel finluh
rouRottu
..
another ■card for all to i>* rurr
practice uro these word*:
“ No team will ever he tretil
unlearn HAITI and every p|4w».
ret Iilex the importance, of 9
fenvlte play!”
lire'*
basket bull
philoxnpky.
could well be used in every it*#life.' He **y»:
“ QtlITTBRS
and
tJItASlb
HTANUFH8 may he great nifra..
»lre players but seldom, if
do anyihing , on the ilrfrnsii,,Check up un ybumelf. V\ sr»nd^
slander may make one ~irapoa*i-•
ble shot In a ganu and mix ))•
like attempts. No team can r»a.
(■latently win on “ hope" . ■
“ prayer" shots , . . . Keep ike
ball until you or your teamniitegets a good shot, and-Ihe »pw-:
latora, player*, and roarh »i|C
___
- - - a a.«H
k e kball
a il _a*,y.
V _
respect
you. rtswswM*
T h ro j Ithe
on “ hop*" shots and /bad^pxsMs,
and noae will respect you,"
that Clair goaa, so does , his j out the
portable court. 'Hu has brightly fm- ano
colored spools to rcpna«ijk->th« v
players, and how h* moves them first- must.-maslae—every- funda
emend,
mental of the game. Then follow*
" “SUp ■ Into *5fie m . u ; drF».lne ■eaioning with the reserves as
room during the half and you’ll the candidate learnt to become
see players gother#4» around tha expert at both the man-(o/-man
miniature- court diKuaeing new and tone defenses, switching from
maneuver*. They've, gone back on one to the'other at irregular In-*
the Madison Square Garden floor tarvmla to confuse th* enemy.
Beufdes the little court, the
i ten*' great stretch
min. r I'ol i ' IA»ck^ return. t »
In i o f win-, tomorrow. He *dl
InitV* hl-r* tfpiter debut in-the
IK.IUXI addcl Itoynl Palm HandlCot O' Luck has twen %saign«l
up weight ill 120.pounils for In®
uilii and « nututer distance. Other
Iillirs ini tilde Bright fiallunt,
'ou.oniimt,-Oatmeal, Moon Moldm, Mih ave and Dinner Party.
I'rtNldent John Kelly of the
Mlr.nti City Itnrlng Association
•„yr 1'iiit the Steel strike will
iuv. a . inimo Utile effect on the
onstrbetinn wofk at ,ths plant
m
iK'ietf built.
Even l« the
ttiki*
tmir*, it won't
■M'tMif at the plant.
As Kelly
mi. i!
«iH have raring
,f * iiigl/nilitne even if it means
i ;•mud-innd witiuiut a roof.
When tie great Bronko Nngurk. ; !nvi‘,| lullbnck for ths ' hi
a,m Minis, one of the end rnnrx
amark-dal. in' front of the;
III ngo lings.lit. One Sunday, the
, .,rB wen- mo the Duee yard line.
l. *y i tally needed the score badso tiey nnturally sent the
Irnnk n 9 'l through thu middle.
s flew right and left os
[iil.i.tslii hrmighl hit big ("«'• '
g. up and own. H *»d lowered,
c ran tight titrmtgh th* optMi.lT im he krpt golng.'lntll
l(Hctr.| the rail of the dugout;
},•>««• lie* tumModl iluwn*
turr* which hev# hidden th*
it(<» ih«» cnnrrrl#* floor’. N* k\it***9 four brunt* bas-reliefs depict
ni iimt’ * ran over lo
ing Nelson's Jour great naval
one of thrm
* uer.
victories. Now, though anxiou.i
, ni
ilidjn Ktft
n
The to pay the wa^deht, they don't
l'luthril him^rlf i»ff •ntl want to spoil (heir famous land
I.
Xmw. Hut thnf li»'t p*y
marks to do II.
,tr hit* niC hanl."
‘ ^i.
"Everything ran bo Justified
Vt u usually think of a footbill
•out an a former tdayer wnoJ during u war," declared .Sir I-*wretu* CnubL, Secretary of the So
ill. I ev rythlng there i*
•ow about the game by | W “ II ciety for. the Prevention of 1K»f,.i years. But the vT-rttbabl# figutVmcnt of Town and Country,
new Alonto SUigg’a top •scout I "hut surely the time has com*
n i iiishh. In fuct, its non* when w* can get bade to the tlc-
II
Blackbird coach use* hug* whit*’
By Cllll* IlO Y A L
A I* N * « nfcsture, Sports Editor
NEW YORK — H air Be* has
been coaching cage teams for 22
years, 1f> of them at l-ong Island
i University, and his ins
| thoroughness in his bs
■teaching has Increased every
season.
*
. You ran be sur* th
Blackbird batkeleer is as much a
master of the game as expert
teaching can make him. I f he's
had three or four years under
Bee, then he'i had tna works in
offemive_amL_iUfenaive instruc
tions. and l hare just lyn’t any
more to learn.
Probably no other eoarh spends
as much lima un basketball plays
as Bee. Hw'a got a miniature
llurkhuw ks
item, from furniture to hardware
fitting*. Even the purily decors
. ^ -1 J l U - i l
For- Past 22 Years
lly ASSOCIATED I’ ll ESS
The shnrp-»Jiooting forward of
the Chicago Blackhawkx, Max
Bentley, ia beginning to Stake a
; commanding lend in the nice for
individual .curing honors in the
Nutiiinul Hot-key Iw-ague. Bentliy: is credited with 2*5 goal* and 17
' asxl'ta, o r , 13 point*.
}.+. Ilia
iniUKtl teammate. Bill
liosien'vo, who hnn been out of
Chicago'* last eight game* be*
icnuxw of jnfurhx, rank* second
with 32 point*. Max's brother,
1U.uk Bentley, is third with SI
•point*. Doug al<o plays for the
jh»!?..itn«UBlinlt,itvin liim onrtajisimilicity of military life.
The corporal, who has had more
tlmi 12 year* of wholesale nnl
re!nil sales experience shd was
assistant mnnager of the Mont
gomery Ward Company’s branch
In Part*, III., when he entered the
Marin* Corps, said he was . "nmuxevi at the Interest many of the
men have shown In home planning
W.d imi rovement. . j ----
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 19M
TIIE SANFORD. HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
j,
�I
=-----..■at e
Unity There I» Strength—
.
THE WEATHER
To P|*(Mt Ul* Peace of Ihr World)
To Promote the. Progress uf America
To Produce Prosper ll) for Sanford.
Partly, rtoiid) tonight and Friday
.change In trm|*cralurc.
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEK
volum e '
xxxvn
Short Places
Blame On War
E stablish ed 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
THURSDAY. JANUARY
A?-‘*«cM*t t-ci Press I .cased Wire
Nazis Accused Atomic Energy
Commission lo
B e -Organized
Picket With Service Stripes Nabbed
ruman Urges Steel
To Accept Proposal
Radar EquipmentWas
-H e ld Up While In, stallations Finish
ed A t Other Places
Prosecutor Declares Approved By UNO A1-.
tor Byrnes Ur^es
- Execution O r d e r s
Creation To Pre
Caine Chiefly Prom
__KJni
o e ri ivf^ vent— Atomir Ran?
WASHINGTON, Jan. ' 2i,
(A P )—The I*l*arl Harbor In
vestigating Committee heard
new testimony from Major
General Walter C. Short to
day to the effect that tho
War -Hgpartment was mote
to blame than he for^thtf
disaster at Hawaii.
■Oh the witness, stand for
LONDON, Jan. ?4. ( A l t .
N L'ERNflRim 'Jen. -.34.. 1 4 ')SrfreUri
of Slate
lameThc French prosecutor at the n r
II) me* i* no hi* * > i home,
crime* trial accuse* the Nazi* of
lie left laindun Iw lii on a
killing at least 29,000 hostage*
Iran*-\tlantjr flight to \\a»hduring the occupation of Franc*,
initial.
'r'or.iin. to the French,-order*
.'or then- execution* came chiefly
I.ONIK N\ Jutt. 24. idh
I lie
■run Field Mnr-ditU Wilhelm K*ltel and e\ -U ei r h * m • r * h»l Unite,I Nntj/rti, General As-emhk
noth of the** hit) votrilv uunoliui'iuly -fui tinIk in m n n tio c lip i.
Nati* nrv uuibiiK the defendant* cteaUutt of a sjiecinL olidnir
rtttetTT)-—xnmi;tl**in»l.” —7 he— vote •*on tend
‘I he Frrn fi
Motor. * horlM J oie Icilay nflei Flitted Slate. :■
Uubotif. ptoiln
i letter liu *«id * Seeietniy of Stale Jiiinee • |lvi lies
Krilel vetiite
said: “ In the Inirrd rrm tieti of iKe.rohttnfulon
fuluie, the
,|H’ Ualty Nhould ,**' tieiewary to *nve the world
from mi atomic armament- r.i e
in Cetiel ill | ai-ried out."
A tfo id in *;
the
French j ' tivrne* .I'jwned the-General \*
charge*. Krill'I mul Goer lug balk sent lily deUite mi the ptupo.iil
ed effui t* ul the German Fore gn He told the assembled delegates
Office In obtiim rlemancy for |>ec* that the Unitetl .Stale* tin 1* en
roll* accused of no-called* com- ' tered an nttii* raet duri ig 'he
war to savt*. not to ile*t t o V
rminixl Activity.
Meantime, the Hiitixh lire pre Vi'llirntion. tint. »ald llyrne*. if
sently* lhr i HM ngniii-i Huron that nice Conti line* uiieonh oiled,
Vou \ -orulli, villa was the Nell t h e ‘ cjjllltation the " AIKe* V"P*’d
chief in * Ihihvmin end Moravia. 1to xavr event mill y> limy be tle*'The J.ritish lawyer* charge that tr* veil.
The Assembly's political- nil i
Von Neoriith kept up a tei|(u uf
terier
intenijnl
to (iermanixtr security committee nlrendv had
( ‘ rt-chcslovahin. Thi*. wu» to be approved creation of ji »prcinl
don?, the ) mxecutlon ra y*. by; ntornir commission to device enn*i nt ter milie if
th e
( xi*ch* trot* ntul prevent dentruetive use
till uui'luHi! tieiruuny nod elimillA* of iipotin enerity
\ltnnvl'
*ltuult«neoii*l>
IPI ■ n the >• • li) ilep o rlu i ion or
l 'N il
World i 'n o r i t i
i ooin.il
h.L* agreed to. meck-Jonjoii"* J'
the third day,. GcriemJ Short' told
the committee thet rnder equlpment for Hawaii woe held up ■
by the War Depertm-nt in 1041 1
while eimiler Installation* wert*
Yainjf completed In Naw York City
8«attlc, and San Franclaco. Short
read a tcleyram which he iaid he
received yesterday from, an Army
Signal
Corps
officer,
Major
Georpe Lcaak. The Siintal Corps
officer said that when he wa*
• tr'.naferred to San Franclaco on
Dec. JO. 1941, he found three
radar ton era ly 1jtjt on a pier
It wa* not until several week*
later, he said, that h« received ln- A PICKET W ITH SERVICE STRIPES on his sleeve ami wearing
alructlona to ahfp them to Hawaii a alee) helmet, 04 the picture shows, is shown being plodded Brul
at*once. Furthermore, the Signal pushed hy a plalnclothe, pellcrnmn during a melee outside the V S.
Corps officer continued. Army Motor* plant in Lo* Angete-. Using tear ga* and clubs, p o lic e atofficer* hail to fynd for them- tempted th break up a 1200-man ( T O (ilcket line In.oribr to i te m
jtelvea In setting up the equipment the way for "white collar" office worker*. Note the o ffn n (cerftrti
In llavraft, wherrai* on the main wearing a ga.s mask. (Internirttonal)
' *
• *
land experts from the Radio Corporallon of America had been
called into heln insUtl the radar.
Earlier In the day** testimony.
Short
said
that
Information
. -gleaned from Intercepted Japan*
fee cod* messages wa* withheld
frofn him. hut it *ru made availWASHINGTON. .Inn. 24, f/Pr—
aide to Caneral MacArthur In the
The Snvy liiis just raised tit*
Philippine. Had the Information
i;uil To on il;- (dans fur th« loltgbeen placed In hia hand*, Short
pwmti-d test . of the atom ln>mb
agninsi svapnwer. Front nil ad
continued, he would have con
vance f imlii Htion* it will hti a
cluded that an enemy attack on
t reiiuti.lou*
show
The
Navy
• Pearl Harbor. wa» a probability.
pltitia to stage the test beginning
“
A * it vrati nn waa encouraged
iu May nn eoupruiUnn with the
v to ,
.-tbr* .w r it .. internal
Army.
' **daurer* might b* erpectetl Jnr a
"Ihe detail* have ju*t tiyen
menace »#nt him by Major Gen
Declaring that the young men
ba mlrd to the rVtiatr'* atomic
eral Sh*rm*n Mil**, then head of of today will soon have the re
i livrgy
committee by . Peputv
Army Tnlelllgeoci. Mile* »*nt him sponsibility
of
direeXing
tho
. i hief of Naval Operations Vice
a warning mejiaga tailing him to activity of our city, alate and na
husband, Admiral \V. H. P. Illnlidv. lie i>
jirenara agafmst .aaheOtge.
tional governments, J.
Starke,
i bullet in-ad of till! Navy's divUlon( on
When the attack finally, came. founder and organiser o f the Na
April :l, I special weapotla.
Ginera) Short continued, none of tional
Retired
Association of
day ,11, Hfaudy *»>'* the gigantic ev
the permanent radar stations on Railway Employee*, •aa the'ip**1'
crowilfl prninrnt — getu-inlly expected to
Oahu Island waa in operation. speaker last nljfht ] Uhc regular
.
involution)** seo wnrfnte - * is
mm ing, *»i
• ( *he Seminole
It was a mobile station, being weekly meeting^
|iresideil. knodn bv the codeword "ujirrantrd by 1 1,ins crossroads'* — possibly synlu*»H for practice purpose*, that County Junior chamber of Com
George binir uf Ilia fart trust the le»'
pleked up the approaching Japan merce held at the City Hall. '
lutunl by si ill put the navies of the world
Mr. Starks, a retired conductor,
ese plane*. The Information was
at the crossroad* of thair futun
not correctly interpreted. Short discussed the possibility of es
I on tIm
The sptsdnl .weapon* chief -si
told th* committee h e, had not tablishing a Heinlnolc County Ree,' innpn ill,t a guinea |og- flt-el of
’•
recommended dlsclpllnajf action tirrd Railway Employee* j'omof her vessel* will hi1the hirgtd'in tb»
against the officer wHo dismiss munity Association for the pur
o f Apr. vast operation. The lubnjjttui v
ed the radar report o f approach- pose of bringing lo this city sev
location srlit-led is the nnchurage of Hi
ng planes became ha knew the eral hundred retired railroad em
led rest- kini Atoll — one of the northern
ployees.
officer wa* Inexperienced.
moat ijf the Murahull lilnnil*. The
Mr. Stark, who wa* Instrumen
he time. Matslmlla were wtested from the
tal In the establishment o f* colony
i»*e* and Japanese in an amphibious a»of thi* type In Lakeland In 1940,
ntl pliera sault two years ago,
proposed that community associa
en sto-al
Hlamly *ny* the vessel* In In
tion be formed In Sanford to f i
ml show-1u*ivj ns the target will range in'
nance, through the Federal Hom
he Mock ! slsp from nln raff carrier* and
ing Association, thr construct!>0
rifle, on Imttlrship*to submarine*
and
•George A. Speer, county pro of a number of home*. Upon the
ilechicd. transports. They wilt include cap
secuting attorn*/, was busy ex- completion of the buildings, .the
hoot hill! I tilled German and Japanese »a i
plaining to frlenda In the down association could relit these homo*
aid that 1ships.
town section ■» to why his right to retired railway employee* who
There will be two niicrafl cur
to j
fure arm and hand was bandaged today arc anxious to mqvo
rier* and four battleship* in thFlorida. Mr. Stark pointed out
and .In splint*.
target fleet, plu* I li destruyei“ I was taking a bath Monday^*, that there are some 170,000 r*five submarines and lit trarhe said, " and In reaching from tlted railway employee* on pen
jhirt* — all ficuu the United
the tub for a bottle o f shampoo, sion today In the United Statea.l
hlates Navy. In addition, then
■lipped and fall, crashing Ihe
He hdded that there would be no
will be u German heavy cruiser,
bottle on the aide r f the tub, and difficulty In bringing these re BEVENTH DI8TRICT I.EADH a Japanese battleship and u light
cutting my thumb tendon. My tired worker*"-to Hanford alnce
The 7th Legion District of Jan cruiser.
• S lte ttM s J Djx Bapuel ^lM tm i his -erganLxatioiv.ha.v the majority
Illanily will cumiuaiid the etn
and he arrived quickly lo tend of these 170,000 retired worker* Florida, continue*.Xo lead Jit men); lire aeries Tif exJicTTTlTontg' TtHir KP
bershlp gains, according to Joel
in ‘ the
National
Association Field, commander, with a percent will lie aided ,by “ Task Force
as members, and hn assured the age of 144-' He reported a Flor ru e" — a fleet of hO inldlttonnl
body that In the event a project ida ;Leg!uii gain of more than United HtAtes Navy ships manned
by 20,000 of fleet* nlbl min.
of this kind could lie
)•» he plan*
a series of atom bomb tent*
against the unmanned fleet of 97
vessels. The first test, to be held
TOKYO, Jan. 14, 0P>— Genearly in May, calls for detonating
era! MacArthur hai formally or
an atomic bomb nt an altitude of
dered tha Japanese Government
several hundred feel above the
■to •W f
■
--------target ships. A second teat — set
itloi)
which
guaran
dam
tentatively for July 1 — will I*’
tor fundamental boan atomic burst nt the water'*
’4V\
men right*.
Supt. T. W. U w ton he* been menu,
sin face In the target aren.
i
directive,
Under terms (
our collection o f last
named to head the United Na*r - “"During
Dti
Hlandy say* that Ihe Lur^ci
ordered to Uonal Clothing Collection in Se spring," said Mr. Kaiser, " i t was vessela will be anchored ami
tho Jepa hate I
lal abuses minole Countty to aid th* deatltot#. discovered that many Americans placed In a manner ralryMted to
cease numerous
in Nippon, homeless and looted people* uf enclosed letter* with their, con give effect* varying from proba
practiced for coni
untag these Is the . iractice
__
_.. Europe, the Philippines end the tribution*.
Those letters were ble destruction
to
negligible
which Japanese families sold Far
Beat. Fire
Chief
Mack warmly received and inspired damage.
r daughters
Into plavary. Clavijind will a s m aa co-chair many friendly replies. In tho
The ajteclal weapons chief *nv*
t sale* frequently eere eon- man in the drive.
Victory Clothing Collection, the that a deep water test In the
dueled against
In connection with the gift, it American people will have an op- open aea la planned later, but
portunlly to writ* 100,000,000 1#t- technical difficulties preclude Its
I nsl a brief,
oriel, friendII
ia suggested that
tar* to their alliea. I am tre coming o ff this year.
attached to the
mendously Interested, aa 1 think
•store o f intern!
A ll am ngem enU have been
r‘
“ FIFTH FRKKDOM'
al neighbor line** ami friendship. you will be. In the contribution made for recording result* of
WASHINGTON, J»lt. 14, ( * V - Donation* may include a coat, which this expression of interna- th* teat* by all modern scientific
Senator Andrew* of Florida has ■alt. d r «e , underwear, shore, tfoM^ ^friendship fan bring to the techniques. DUndy adds that the
undertaking will not be a comproposed a , solution to tha na- lilnehre. a blanket or other bed*
Th* following l» • reply from bined or international operation.
Uan'a labor troubles. Andrews la
(5mtributlons may bo left at a family In Franco: "W e are It will be a scientific experiment
seeking tha ‘ establishment at
courts of arbltraUhn to aettle any school In Seminole County five teacher* belonging to the conducted by the United State*
labor dbputea, In caaaa where during school hours, Mr. Lawtmt earn* fa m ily , and were totally government alone. The question
Mid. When the collections are
of permitting foreign observers
bombed but- NW ■ ilngle thing to attend the tesla has not vet
were are able to save. I cannot been decided.
Florida Senator alto U apoMorpeaelbly w r * i . to you the Joy
But there will be score, of
[itdneat 'that tho eight of observer* in addition td the offi
. Henry J. Kaiser has bwii rethee brought to. the whole cial Navy and Army group. They
by President Truman to
It W great and noble to will loclude congressmen, Ameri
gain as national chair*
proxlde
in thle why to those who can civilian scientific groups and
the committee of leader*
t all, and lo do It so gen- members o f Tba radio and press
ogV'the' drive. .Tha* national go a l' U 100,000,ooo -!gar-fereusly.
corps/ ' 'Hg-tg ' > ;■
.
.
‘
iNavy Lifts (urtain
|On\Atomic Bomb,
Seapower T e s t s
I. L. Stark Is
Mrs. Ola Carver
Main Speaker At Claims Shooting
Jaycee Meetingj Was Accidental;
Pr oposes R e t i r e d Tells Court Husband
Railway Employees Shot Himself While
Community H e r e . Cleaning .22 -Rifle
T. W. Lawton Named To Head Clothing
Collection Drive In Seminole-County
s p p r p p i uirsg.
( ’ IIICAGJIc'Jan. 24. ( A P I—The striking AF-of-l. Meat
Picker*
Fnlnn ha*
teleiraphrd all II* local* to
s'and by for initruetlopa.
The order* will come from
Ihe union'* central nffl-e and'
turday *eirure or.piickini
plant*
the iiiyrrijment
Wa s h in g t o n ; -juu. * 2 1 ,
(AP) — Presiilont ' Truman
has IssutHl n stlnginK rebuke
to lleiijnmirt Fitirlosn, |>rt*siilrnt' of thit United Statv*
j Steel Corporation iira,sharp1 ly wortle'd stutemtint, Mr.
j Truman Ims cltnlnrod that he
floes not see how, at the
present time, the Tteel -Wo^kj i> * can return to th e ir job* ui>I le i* the m anner men l accept* h i*
j compromise
leritrity yioup artainet ,ulliu:*>l
Itu**inn irtleifetence
in Ira1’
Kooin . h i the other Impd he
rnterial
eomplnlnt*
.oneeriiiac
alleyeil Hlitiih Interferener m
the intefnpl Iiffnir* of liieiae nil.I
tndone*lu.
11uu ever, it i* an Homo iat put I
the I nuMiJ will not sot at the
name lime on the ijUrellun of
rrleitln* a nominee for the key
|Mi-t of -eeretin y-ienvinJ of the
IJM). The fu e major. |io«t i
Apjml eiitly ale tlendliMkeit on I hiT*aue Th e' rhief vtamhllmr Meek
I* a Hu»*inn iimtention that eitlee
TTie tlnitrd Nnto.il. will *et up
headi|iiaitei . o. llo1 t nileil St i
the *erirt*i> Item-nil iioniituitCil
fthoutil be 11"in a eountiv in
wait*
|iropii*(il:
Ho
vhuuJd accept it .
Furtherniore, )li.- Truman told
hi* new* conference to dny, the
l^ iv crn m e n l i *' iim iiiie M iiA opet'iititig
y
b ig
g. 1 e n m le n t.b u ilt
steel pliinl in l ’ t«h fills poipf
im i
.'im - ujt
wticfi
Ih e
iin r*
a*Wed
a CIO propI*-*aI that i o v erumrnl-ou tied Iteel plant* lie
turned *>v*t to tmli' nluaU n'llling
to g i/e wrirkci. the pny in creese*
rertmimemled l>\ the President.
Thi Chief K ifia livr made thi*
ritittmrnt on the proposal hy
Fairies* lhal the I’rrsnlent call
a wage conference of employer*,
He said he (* always ready to
tnlk to business (ruder* Hut ho
added, Ike layt thing Fairies*
inn do i* »rnd i wurd that he
accept* the White Quuse proposal
for settling the steel wag4 dispuic
.
, Ai the present nine. Mr ’ (ruI ine.i m»ni on, hr do*-* '-eit 1s»llev* It t* prnHical to seise the
stesd plant* lie leuuld nut -.ay
that *uch action ought riot be
taken In the future Should the
plants stvrntimlli b,- taken over
by the gcernnieiit. he sold, the
worker* would have to jrg back
at their old wages. This. Mrr
Truman said. U .the policy the
government Inlrnds to follow in
the meat hnlustry. (no.
The President then dechtted
thin both inuungt-mi-c.I nn.i tabor
ban* too much power, and tlait
it i. time for the governtneiit
lo s*- -t It, power nod to a-rri ihe peiqdCs power Present
labor dispute*, he said* ar„ a
st toggle
for
power
between
itiHUagement and IhIhu
The publie interest, Mr. Truman
were on, demands a settleinent of
the s|ce| strike on Ihe basis of hj»
Ih 1* cent* nn hour wage inereose
proposal
He leininded the newsmen that
t i-ngies. has -Aoi yet passed .he
fart findin.. and moling " f f bill
which- hi" lias reqtiesls-il Hr said
that in the absence of such tegi»Intioh. he luis done sD m hi*
powei In util],, the steel -triki
about
conaldkt e*plo»ive complaint*. m
voicing Iran, Greece and lnd»
llcsln linn lia* pFoteateil to no-
it*-, het Is.INHI-mIIt- emergrngy
poll ft mu Itrislmue, Australia,
show p in hei umtherV arnu
baby, daughter of ex-service" l i . ilown to Ihe United .Stales
ex-pis tt-d n* save tier Fife.
I liiti-i naiumul H^undphnUi)
Joel Field l*s
Gen. Hutchison
Named Head Of Is Welcomed By
< Baseball Club Local Kiwanians
Quiz P r o g r a m Is
( ’onduefud UpCrumluy And Mnnticth
I f i r mill** inlr-i m . t in n; ul
(hr
I fiiriif;t
S(,iti,
I Pi r n v
m I irh
wits
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S u in U ) , H ill l»*i lir lil lif t r
S um h i) « flrr im ifii, m mh I idk
to info rm ation m i l i r t l Inti
nii;lit from
S rrrrtiif)
IV I i t Srhonii Ilia* liirrrtnM,
rr|irr* irrit iiii; H ei in*, tio in O rl;taitld».
I re-In*i «
I*. I iih I.
J I m) lu im llr a r h
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liiiiv , lia ln p h t d lr
Pdliitkn
nnil * in font
Pf | nil oi
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Shampoo Reaching Is
Out In Speer Home
Japanese Must Obey
Potsdam Declaration
IntitnatesCiovcmment—
Considering OperaTton-Of Nation ally
Owned Stet*l Plant
I 4iiul)st noil Sun t .<r t
Mill
Iu- * [iri’ -rMi
I lit
*>i li.iiil
p; to il 11
l iMill tl
HI
tlm- Kiwmm
niniilin, |>tn
lt*«* of till*
r | n ir rii (
who
(ion. Spnatz Will
Succeed (icn. Arnold
sad-through-whipping- and--would
havo blocked shipment* to and
from the strike-bound Chicago
stock yards.
Tha Railroad Brotherhood’* con
tention In the dispute Is that the
railroad* failed lo comply with
directives from the National Rail
road Adjustment Hoard on dis
tribution of transfer service be
tween seniority point terminals.
T H(fl. J'muMil It. June*, mm of
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Mr. nmI Mr*. T. IV Jiirir* nf
■ifth - Snutli -Sanford Aii-imi-, received
held , hi* discharge at I'amp lllaiuling
on Jon. 18.
100 present from Daytons Beach,
life served n irai in the south
Sanford, St. Cloud, Casaadaga. west Facific fttrn with thr dlMh
Orlo Vista, Union Park end Port Bomhing Grmip, nnoth humbhig
Orange.
squaiRnn, and hr wear* six buttle
A number of speakers address
ed the group and a musical pro stars far participation n* ah engi
gram waa presented by Mr. and neer gunner in a 11-25 in Ncw.Mr*. Marvin Henry of- Ht. Cloud. Guinea, Luton. China, the West
I'a-Tflc, Formosa and Ithykyu,
Refreshments were served. The and
Ihe air nffensive against
next meeting w llrh * held on Mer;
Japan.
17 at Port Orange. \
The l>8l f !1SWVlinn tfb "parllclpated In, ho auld, wos thr lioinbing and strafing of rolling stiak
In Ftench Indu-t hinn. The group
received th* 1'irsldential Unit
Citation for the blockade o f ship
ping between Romeo mid Japan,
during which 40 enemy fighter*
were downed Pacific record,
ho declared.
On Aug. 10 the .1t5lh Group
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24. ‘ TV T r u ir a n fh a f nppotntwf
General Carl Spantr to succeed
General 'Henry Armdd a* chirf » f
the Army Air Forres.
Arnold
will retire when hr returns from
hi* .current lour in S o u t h
America.
* General Spaatz — known as
the "Flying Dutchman" — wai
one of the first 2.ri American
military pilot*. In I!* 12 lie liecame head of the United States
Eighth Air Force in England, to
direct the strategic Immbing of
Germany, loiter he commanded
Anglo-American
air
units in
North Africa, and finally hr ws*
named by General Elsenhower tn
lend all American Strategic Air
Foret* in the European Theater.
1’ f i ‘ s l d e h t
C IV IL SERVICE O FFIC IAL
HERE
Nathan O. Garner, assistant
secretary and examiner o f San
ford civil -aervfce. now ha* his
headquarter* located In thr May
or's office In the City Hall. A ll
city department* Including fire
and police depertmenti and head*
are under civil -service ( Commis
sioners exreptriO. Mr. Garner
also officiate* nt time* at tho
poltro station desk, and keeps
track o f all finger printing.
UICYCLK TAGS ON R A U !
Hlcyrle license* for 1948. due
here on Jan. J, have arrived from
California and may by secured at
00 cent* .each at the p
lion, |t wa* announced
Manager II. N- Sayer-
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Farm Would Tell
O f Assorted Times
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NO. MATHER HOW THIN YOU' SHOE IT-4
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Along with tlfo vaat. (instructive force.* created by tliscovery of the atomic bomb principle have come equally
great potential benefits to mankind. These are evidentparticularly In the realms of medicine and industry.
Clinical knowledge wan obtained regarding effect of radia
tion nu tissues and organa through a genetics division it
the University of Rochester,- which studied nearly 200,000'
mice and 50,000,000 fruit flies. Lurgcly through'findings of
this unit, protection wns afforded workers on the bond1.
project so'lhat there was not a single injury from‘ rmdla
Hon, to the thousands working in the hundreds of cooperat
ing plants throughout the country.
Many times repaying the gigantic cbsl o f , atom!
research will be the benefits to industry within the present •
decade, according to engineers who constructed plants am'
equipment for the project. From the single study of "
pumps, to which it is s/dd 250.000 research hours wen
devoted, practical gains will be forthcoming more thni
equal to the entire atomic bomb cost. Vast aid has beer
given the pgtfoleum and chemical Industrie.* through othei
aspects 01 the" study which these groups could not have
FULTON, Mo.— if u farm
could talk It often could tell many
a story of (food tim?* anil hail,
happy owfters and unhappy ones,
prorperlty. desolation, nhohdon,-urnl - amt rain.
This Is the story, of u -JiiO-arr*
fsnn near Fulton which now I*
back in the iutmU of the eamo
government which turned It over
a..
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( -i^111, ea ltv
N I _V
to fioneor
in I18TJ.
It ie a story which multiplied hy
thousand* of simitar costs ef
rriMparity to ruin in n century
-|SQ;oinca nationally significant,
Th* Boswell* of this form ore
local government conservationists
W ho'W TIrsnrir^inU It* tlptniy.
A little over n rentmy ago, U'.i
. m a iw g w i- them selues'l^aekU se'V Tf-thcr-trm e -n m t-rm in ry -iT r' ””
.vns covervd with limiter. It pass
ed from government to ptivuio
ownership in five fFacts front W i”
;0 IBM, sod
homesteaded by
r.'nl r mldwe*terrt pioneers. 11 a*tract* rinally came together '<»
I8U1 rundew ownership of W. M*
Adctik,
' Value ("liail-s To,?!5i«jSP
Adcock sold the farm in
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All this will ihcrvsne comfort and raise living standard!
for humanity. It is reassuring to know there are construe- •
tive* results of* thtf ntotrt tomb’s* crerttionl.' besides- ihosf
which seem to inflict our civilisation.
PttitfcFbrTlW Air
n iu i.i; v k u o i *; m u TOitAV
A inci ting thuf ojfgnnd recently Id RiTniiidn bring*
togetht-r- thu uir-mynlCti luitdcrA - of. UniU-d 6UUn job.
~ ilU T - 1 F 'YJt' F»»bW»W T ill? Greut nritgiti to iNkcumh mighty, pndtlemn ot thu immcdiati
LBiifr-WK ItAVh WK HHA1.lv
{ IK t.KD INTO ( I K K A T B i t new future. Tlte ngenda la right* of air travel. It it» hopet'
i N t* W I. K D U K AND FRO- ogreemonta can bo arrived at betwcun th« two countrie
FOUNDER 4,0VKi O. the depth ri-Kurding intermodiuto traffic stoQ.n. on forrign flights
of tljc riches, both " f 'ho wisdmn
and' knowledge of tlod! Ilow up- civilian UHt* of miiitury banea thin country built during tin
seaix-hithle are his judgment*, uml .war in Hritixh territory und like mattern that confront
Hb way* post fimhlsg oul. -Ito- Mtirld which shortly will take to the-air n» trover before
imagined.
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The American delegation includes members of th
Ymy will find plenty *»f pebpltt
u k » U llsvs in-ft-ew-opeeeh-ond > -!tat« Depart mentv- the Civil Acnrnnuth’H'Tltrartl, 'idVltfu-’
fre e press ju st so long as mumdy from the War and Niivy DeiMrtmenta, who with their v
4* dare* to exercise liiVjiflviiege.
slftanta and weretarfea mnko a largo group. They mail
the journey try plane, naturnlly, leaving front Ur Guardi
. Peter 0- Knight, praaldent. <>f
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the 'Tampa Klecttic up. for mora field.
than 60 year*,, has retjrcd /rum
Thu war him puHhod dvilfan nvlatfoh far to thr "front,
tnai nffnV. An| Tampa pollu- as this meeting emphasizes. How grateful a weary work
cisiu will have to fln,f another
' scapegoat on which to blame all should be thtit-ficI3if_ap short a time ago used T£„baaet
' t h H r —win o k i pnl (rnghie* e ve ry YiTT mTsslons ngaiiub‘ n violom ejipmv are now to lie con
time they run for office.
verted for the jannta of free people circling the gloiio ben*
on
pleasure or tiusinoaa.'The spirits of Interld AllidH aviators
DU you know that the number
must
rojofer* at iwHcetimb plans for the air mutes they lij AI KXANDKII K CKO ItUK
of peoptb in tills country owning
iif) iitsurunca ha* Inctenae,! from know so well und gave their liven to win for free men's use
At* Newsfenlurcs Writer
ten. milHon in 11‘00 to 71 million
WASHINfiTON A wilder
ness island, within n mile of the
at the present lime and that the
value of th* overage policy 1ms
A Idle House, will lake its place
this yenTamong the world's most
nirrened fr>'MI IKd'l In *^,1767
(istlri tlve memortatih^
Aral did you know that every man
who own* a life insurance policy
< ffirinle of the Nulitfna) ['ark
say llicy hope that Theham nr villntu of tht> piece in tho mattir of soldier dittaf- Service
-xlore Itoosoiclt Inland (formerly
fuctfon nverseaa? lit hi» yaatly privileged position an owmr trnl'jstun Island) in the Potdmac
of tho biggest audience*In the world he hna plrtved up t.i tlver will hr teady for limited
our men who are at IIF under ftrma in vyw* that have made urj.hy tlm public s o n i c time next
amt liter.
him the idol of many of them but which tuny have bet!n The 7f,-acre forest islund, close'
re!qK)ii*inIe for much trouble!
to the heail of a teeming modem
It in in the nature of our foreign policy nnd of the rnpit.il hut with it* sylvan soliwhim wg have won that we have got to httve 'irmfc.i over U'dr accessible sidcly h * inat. is
Vonsjilcred a paillcularly .suitalde
seas for » time and that many of our men over ihcre ur^ niAfffln-tirr tft
fnin.»,vH t,
gtiing to have to wait for, their mtum homeT And vou ''an who *« an ardent woodsmen nnd
think of aomo b f‘ the thinga Drew I’enraoti him written naturalist.
tn T.it.'s Trim ilrg Uroudds
nr Htiid which have been more demagogic thuri^devoted to
Thu ifdnml is a sort of gateway
the Holdier’a catiao. For example, bin recent edmment on o the (unitary along the Poto
JlUlldcd
the faet that Mra. Truman rode aornewhere in a private mac where President T.lt. took
One of Uic mcaburM pr**»cd railroad car while traffic jama hold up noltller rctiirtiB. bis fuvorite tramping trip*. It lie*
between the Franc!# Kcolt Key
Candlestick Maker |turn* o ff the power.
Has
Dav-At Nitrht 8W-IMW
,he# lh,re’"
vlrtua'1v «« coa
tlHH u a y r t l r u g n t
because O f the lack o
W ARB AAV,- Poland. (AT—
K J * h j g W [ 0r ^ 7 4 » l n l , d c c t r l c h . . t . r s . ^ h l ^
of operation*. Don't think
those ribbons and medal* didn't
Mimulat* imirtp, nremota |mlltgeranry. They might do a* much
now for mental and physical de-
t T
Bridge ami the MeimVlnl Bridge
• ml 1* directJy opposite the mouth
of Rock (Tuck.
A simple Roosevelt memorial
plmpir will he pieced oii ^ m >.<iihIcl plnteau ut the aoulhcraend of
the lilaiul. This plnU-au afford*
fine views of th* l.incnln Memorlnl, \Vushli,gton Monument an*4
Arlington National Cemetery with
it* tomb of Ihq Unknown Soldier
and the Robert K. l e t mansion.
Toward the north, beyuml the
Key bridge, are the towers of
Georgetown University.
A ferry will take visitors to th«
southern »hore of th# island.. On
the imllhern shore there will lie
a dock for canoe* and small host*.
No niiUiinobtJex or other vehicle*
will he allowed orr- tHe‘~T*t»nd.
There will be several simple footlr.iil* through the forest, a pjenie
grove, and a rustic shelter for
use by visitors iu the event of a
sudden- storm!
Am,In«lnn island was put chased
by the Theodore Roosevelt Me*
tTie Cedar Creek forest ami pa.,
lute project of the Soli C'otiMi iution Kt-rviie, which has '" '( o
straggling fpr *rn years td*
claim fhe- shit. 'Route
hr* I-een made mid about $J0 per
ruju ulrendy ha* been spent in
lip- reclaiming opetalion*, tint Un
due Jupment is painfully sl» .
Fastiluur. Juu«- and. soil building,
trap* 'nnd gin** hava (wen uml
pviwnslvejy. and the land now nf
being rented at-T'J ~ltn-acre for
grrUihg pmpi>^e*.
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* FjMn.ie[> wt"‘ know the Imnl :u>-
cleared 'anatlicr JtW. wrrra befei” untieing- Uw* rfj*eT;tIToirj' wills
1P0U, when he sold it for *10.000 t Ofiie skU| Ur ism. *
to John 0. Douglas:
" Y o u can get gran* In grow o-i
- Douglas, * just married
and ,Commit Innd, but it won’t atny.**
slrtkfng out un Mi,own. huilt » „nc» 1vctvrnii
nmiatkol.
solid four-rOom house and -fonte-d frouble is getting r.*ul sod.- la,lira place* well, specialising In tlve- tod is the" thing.”
ntuck. The Douglas** had this
fuini |aiil for In ■UUt* whin after
tw o j’hildrsii had Is-en born on the
funn, they sold it for *12.000. and I
moved to town. The* new ownci
lesold it the following yc*fj for
*16,000 U* Crave-Selby..
l*n d .price* then were at a
peak* Just following the first
.world war.
Thjy were loo high, *nnd soon ,
hagan causing troul lc. Tlio farn*. I
was put In the hands o f tenants.
\v4g> cropped it vWfa.hcavily 411^
soon the bind showed the abuse.
Yields drprped. Soil l^gnn wash
ing awuy. The owner jvns kiHml
in nil accidjnt ami ill 1031 ipe
farm found llsclf on the courthouse steps in the hands of the,
Roosevelt I s l a n d
In Mid-Potomac To
Be National Park
for enactment in President-Tru
man’s ireent speech is thn su^callcd--Fair Employment Practice*
Bill which Senator. Ruapell of
(ieprgta says "would enable Adolf
lllllrr, if olive, to get a paper
tiangci's job in this country tn
place of *ome»returning American
anIdler.”
The bill -specifically
, prohibits ''(ntcrimlrinpon in emptoymciit Iwcause of race, creed,
color, national origin, or ances
try**.
In other wool#, If you
^wanted to hfre a rook, you would
tie piohibltcl from adverutlng
for a “ colored cook” , and If an
Afghan gypsy applleil for the-Job,
sheriff, win* sold il 'for 12,0t>0.
A Familiar .Tragedy
-This fate is well known tu tu,
many mid western faruiur. «(,n
paid 'too much for land around
malic there. A Frvnrh visitor torn;
back *omc of Mason's m ain seed
do the Empress Josephine, ,w.ife
of Napoleon Bonaparte. The »'■■on manor house wn*. destroyed
by flttt-tlujing the Civil War.
A fter th* Civil War', Hie Island
was used as a pleasure resort
where picnic*, fair* and tilting
tournament# were hsIiL For about
)0 year* before the Pork Hcwice
started it* redevelopment work.
CAKtltO tODUY from the picket lino around the U. 8. Motor* plant in
Loa Angeles, Calif.* (fils striker Dshown being taken from the area when
police resorted to action alter acourt order failed to dltpene tho picket*.
Th* officer* score mark* for protection against tear ■**. (Infersatlttml)
of lb,000 trees,ami shrub*.
The Idea of the Roosevelt Me
morial association i* that n devel
opment along tine* simitar to the
primeval forest of the Pf'doinsc
Valley bo curried on for generati<m*. anil posilhly tonturhp.
Among the better known tr*va on
the Island are red and while oak.
ash, hickory, sycamore, Virginia
dogiw^kArvd bu4-jfca ■Hawthorn.
Ariii($Alnn liMfithti h«n a roman*
tic history. It was inhabited by u
small triltc of Indian* in the IT In
century 4hen King CTtarl™ II
granted- a charter to Lonl Halilmore giving him domain over the
province of Maryland. The island
mnnor house on It for a summer
negidencc. There he entertained
society folk of Ceorgetoehi and
Alurcdndria and dlstinkulshed for
eigners. including Iwiuhr- Fhllllppi
puke of Driven*President Jefftirson Is believed
to« have visited the home.' Oen.
Mason Imported Merino sheep for
hi* Analimtan estate and grow
No foolin’, hen* nro n few Items which are rrni
"fintU’’—furniture which you may find to lie
juat what you need to make your home more live
able. Stop in nnd shop tit Haynes ^ Williams tor
quality furniture at reasonable prices.
WAIL
CABINETS
Wljh 5-drawer batio und stornKe com|«rlmcnt.
JuhI like u built-in tabinut - - dejtigncd U» fit
your kitchen, to fill your need for more space'.
K I T C H E N iSA-FES
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Warsaw who earn thele living nhwi people are home! at nigh
raeKIng eandlea. The cllv must do .theft far more demand llian. then
most of Ha night work by candle- Is current,
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Ttirbioee that replaced* th *
The reason l* *1mpiY slated by removed by the Natl* nrt of Jim
the manager of the ItUsitah-re- lied poamr and miiet be turn*
built aJaatrie power plantt He.off.
WALNUT and BLOND j
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ter*
VslopmenL
, When General K|sen)tawer wo*
barked against a wall, th Wash*
r'lpgfon the oUier day amt verbally
ukvd by a grtiup o f irate want•ho wanted their eohi, pe husgt*. "breught back from Europe
lahan. sr* were remloded o f a
tiler demonstration a few year*
ti when another group o f women
tested similarly agalmt the
»etfve Service Act. We, could
Iwcfa even further. When tho
Ilian ConMrvatien (>>rp* was
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THK-SAXFOHD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
THURSDAY, J A M ’ARY 21, 19JG
And
MisjiXouise Perkins And Richard Brown _..
’ Are Married At Holy Cross, Church
Personal
(A zcU ty Editori C.-celi* Truluck
Fine Arts Department
Social Calendar Has
Meeting,Program
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Semlnoln Rflsccn Lodge Nc\ Cl
will meet ul P:00 I’, M. in the
l.O.O.F. link
The County Council of the
-P.T.A.—WUI - me*t
i the- Eymsn
tiehool. Iaingwno.1, at 11:00 A. M.
United Daughters o f the Con
federacy will meet Friday at 3:10
P, M. at the home of Mr*nJ—Mr
The County Council I’.T.A. meet
Friday at the. l.ynmn School in
l-ongwmsl.
.m d n jia ' y
The Phihithcn Class of the
First Presbyterian t hurch will
meet nt the Imme o f Mrs. E. D.
Brownlee. tlbO Palmetto Avenue
Wat-Tr3ft-P. M.-Tt Hh Mrs. George
Maffett us•co-hostess.
'The St. Monica Chanter .of the
Holy Cro«* Episcopal Church will
meet-at the homes of Miss Cecelia
Ttmlucij. - t l l ’.i Mngnnlla Avenue,
The Depemlnhlr C|hm ^ of the
First Mctimtii-I < borr-h -.ril) flirt't
at the h'nitr nr X trf.'A rK . Hlim’maker. J i l l MelluttviUc Avenue
at S : 0 iJ T . M.
Reynolds
PENS
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L
d X y t c in a h e a c n
The Fine Arta Department of
the Sanford Womans Club held
its annual election of officers
yesterday
afternoon
at
.'1:00
o’clock- at the business session
and nt 3:10 o’clock an Interesting
program was presented. Mrs. A.
SI. 'Philips, chairman, presided
over the business meeting which
teas WId In the sun parlor "and
the following new officers were
elected: chairman, Mrs. C, If.
Dawson; art, Mrs. Fred Williams;
ITlhle.
Mrs,. E. D, . Brownlee:
Wnyde Ituc-_
.imiair. Mrs, il
secietary, Mrs. II. M. Papworth;
and program, Mrs. A. M. Philips.
The tellers were: Mrs. S. D. Highley man, Mrs. Fletcher Hulls and
JDsw- C. .L. Bedding. The nomi
nating committee was as follows:
Mrs. George McCall, Mrs. ii. M.
Pan worth and Mrs. II. C. Moore.
At the enltrluslnn of the busi
ness meeting tlie members ndJnurhedTntolhe'auditorium wTTTch
was oltraetively decorated with
hihiseus -ar.A palms.-••Thr* jroilnwing program under the direction
of Mrs. A. M. Philips-was pre
sented: Johtr:Fite, pianist, played
the first-; niovement of ’‘ Moon
light Sonata” by Heethoten;-Mrs.
C. C. Blank, soloist." tang two
Jerome Kern selection; ‘.‘ Make
llrllrve’’ iand “ ftnuike, (lets 111
.Youc Eye*;" ■and Reginald and
lilt 1 Goode', actors, presented the
wooing scene from "The Taming
of the Shtew." Mr. Gooilc also
presented Mark Anthony’s Fun
eral oration front “ Julius Caesar."
Evelyn Matthews, pianist, played
“ Manuka" by U skfy,
A social hour was enjoyed with
Mrs. J. T. Newby, Mr*. C. If.
I law son, Mrs .Preston Stephen
son. Mrs. C. I,.’ Bedding ami Mrs.
F. E. Bolt serving Bussian lea
and sweet rakes to the guests.
Approximately 7S attended the
meeting.
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Miss P e t r u s Weds
Clarence M c L a i n
Mi .And Mrs. Joseph Petrns of
Sjmfnrd niiiiounce the tnarriave
of their daughter. Helen Cnth*
erine. to Pfc. Clarence E. Me.
Lain, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Mrlaiin, also of Hanford.
The
xvedding wa* solemnired in the
presence of the families at the
First Chiistian Chureh Jan. 10
at 1:00 P. M. with the Rev. W.
P. Yesley officiating.,
Tim bride chose- n pink go bardine -nit with black accessories
and a corsage of white gardeniut.
for her wedding. Her only attend
ant was her sister. Mis* Dorothy
McLain, who wore n gold wool
jersey dress with black acces
sories and a . corsage of talisman
roses.
Boy Henkle, CPO S/c. served
as best man for the groom, Mr.
and Mra. McLain attended the
local schools.1 Mr. McLain has
recently returned frnm overseas
duty hut will rrport in the near
future* to Fort McPherson ' for
further assignment.
DANCE
SATURDAY
Mrs. H. E. Warner. Jr„ has re
turned to' St. Petersburg after
■|>emltng several days In Sanford.
Prof. II. B. Morris and Uev.
J. II. Hoot a n in Gainesville atlending n conference.
W. C. DeCoursey. has returned
from Jacksonville ’ where he at
tended the Florida Baptist Broth
erhood Convention,
. Pfc.
William F , IJerndon
left for' Ft. Leonard "Wood, Mo.
yeslerdav gfter spending some
time with his parents.
Neil Powell, Leo Bittner. Bob
Crumley, and U*roga Kick left
today for University of Florida
wlieic they- will enter school .^his
term.
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'dances fur mcmliers and their jtnusts.
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Hnxv U..S. justice deals fairly but implacably
with the guilty J
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SEE THE SECRET THAT CROSSED UP T1IE
JAPS! ! !
TONIGHT and
riCRKAC IC T A L K !+t Tim!
I'H ill-i
y itii j family Imve rcfu iiifd to 1
■! ,i‘ i in, rw idin r im lb«*i
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v; ;»i•im * i t t . Jo h n *
til'll -I'lVin^ III the I’nrlfu•iti i t>f i l|'i i .ittiklin fur a hiiiif
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a Pm taken tit tlir Crleryl
!'* -Situnlay evening fm the
” ii rt’litiHili' thi* Friday .
W (.‘R iif ii n <U|iff Vhirh u lit I
*«- Iht* fihith.il| itamo mill Sul- ‘
n
flight will i,c mion liitiiM' L
Imve hail us their guests Mr. and
Mr*. Ralph* TiHer and Children of
Marion. Uf., also Mr. .and Mrs.
£d J.oalidi of Clearfield, Pa*.
Mr. aind Mra. J. O, Adams'hove
departed" fo r * Newjie in, N .—C.where they will make their horns. -t4bmlnated“ jtC tiujiBa -over the
Mr. Adkins will be sintioned nt hands, and u full, skirt with l<mg
train. Het veil of sheerest illti Clieriy Poipt, N, <*„ fiuii was fastened to u> high
S/Sgl. Bnit“Mrs. ft. P. Herndon, borooet of reed p earls ‘a i•'I - .lie
Jr. and son have arrived from carried u white Imuuuct ui roans
Puiininn In Visit Mr. Herdon’s par and tuberoses centered with an
ent's at their Imme on Sanford orchid.
William Ball Unde of the bride
Avenue.
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ushers were lluyvtnh Perkins. Jr.,
brother' of the bride. Edwanl
Higgins. J»„ Joe McCndin, anil
liruce Holt. Kenneth Iwfflet ultl
and' Glenn I.ingle. Jr. served ns
acolytes.
\ T h e maid of hniitir.' M lo MaiWord has been received that tluv. Perkins, sister of 0ie bride,
Major W. C. Hutchison Is enroute wore ii pink gown with lace
to the States after having srrvcd bodice and full tullr skirt with
iu the. Pacific Theater of (j|iera- a Hair ornament of flowers, and
tinn. Mrs. Hutchison and family pink tulle She carried a ndtirful
hi*tv been residing in Arlington, shnwer houipiei of delphiiiuirn.
gel beta daisies, simpdiugoiw and
fern ’MUi* Muttha Ifinwn. -islet
Mrs. Jdhn Mntthni. mothei of of the bridegroom, wore a simiiuc
Hi ax ton Huntley, has retm nel to dress of blur nmUsseline tie sotiT
hei home in Baltimore, Mil. wheie n hali iiinameiil of flower* mu!
she will enter John* Hopkins for carried a mixed shown bnmpirl,
Mrs. IL I.. Perkin*, mother of
special'liratmrnt. Hindoo Hunt'
lex i» a student cf th* UmXrrsity the bride, i h..*e a simple, llvlrt
blue ciTpc gowti nod a Ptnk
of Johns Hopkins.
flowered hat made of lc.it tie! William Kirtley is expeclrd In and tulle with which she wme
arrive home Saturday from Miami
u here fie. is stationed to visit his
piueiits. Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Kirtiey of Golden I^ke. Mr. nml Mrs.
C. W. Kirlley of Des Moines,
Iowa, arc also i: nest * of Mr. and
Mi*. C, l(. Kiitley
Chi In* McWImrtei, xelrian uf
t T T - J S !* ""
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t the European Theater, ut< honor
Mts. II. It. Barker, formerly
Jane Benson, ha* arrived from ed Friilay evening with n dinnet
given nt the palms and Pines
Lynchburg. Vn, to Spend some by If. II. Coleiuan. miuingei." and
time with har parents. Mr. and employees of the .Florida IVwer
Mrs. J. A. Henson.'lufore leaving and Light Company.
for California where she will join
From immediately after D-Day,
her husband Mr. nnd Mrs. Park
er will liinke (heir home in Cali McWhorter served in Frame, lie),
glum, Holland nnd Germany, and
fornia.
had charge In Germany of u -tO
Among the mlt-of-lown guests man maintenance new tuiiidling
attending the Perkins-Brown writ- heavy automotive esiuipmenl. Hr
ding xverc: Miss Martha llrown, bus Just lieea discharged from
Miss Muttha Perkins, Mrs. Elmer
Stull and Mrs. Sherman l.loyd of
Tallahassee; Mr uml Mrs. \V. J.
Steed nml daughters, Wllln and,
Alice; Lieut Col. alol Mrs. J. O.
Cobh; Miss Maty Elizabeth Per
sons of Orlando- Hwlgson Ball of
Jacksonville; Mr and Mrs. TVa\.
Leffler, Jr., and Bruce Bolt of
Gainesville: Mrs’. William Bush
o f Philadelphia,
li vutt.ii- i,,"Htiif< ^iiu .jttsi Jin1 ’ right gilt
fur your
.juvoiru. iic|i:u.Crtuujj-,Jr. rV. ii—giTC '«if--jcwt*jry p» .'ihvu.VH, -an c
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and -VIu
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WKPDINt; RINC SKTS
Carlos McWhorter
Honored At Dinner
Council Me e t s With
Mrs. 0, D. Landrens
The necoml in a aeries of weekly Saturday niRht
l w « - beautiful candlelight erre- pink gl lVC*. II
tnuuy Mix* Msrgurrt Louixr Per pink nwe»
Mr*
• K. Mnsplej m • '
kins, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
i* «ky
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11. I» Perkin*. Ixoinir the bride of Ihv* gnwmt.
with *ilwt tn-i t i
of Ktchuril Brntlev llrown, non ifown
of Mts. JexMf E, Moseley uml nl I lie v«’kr. i* nuairfiiiti* litiir
the Into D, II.-llrown, Inst eve- tuim vnl .tf
n n .J ^ ji %o rn ate •
nlntr at fltfto o'clock hCtfie Holy pint, impjt, M|t *,f, i«. (• i .
Cross Episcopal Church with" the B"rii ti<i ii »*»11*■»r of th f jpiM iiii.
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Rev. Mark Carpenter officiating ii.uliit-* lua* ^mvit \\ith linn f*h
at the double ring ceremony.
nml a corMigc o/ lilltV* *»f Tm
The vows were spoken before vnllcy ami
Imnioilwtely foUutting ih»' m
the lillnr which was banked with
:
palms, while gluilioluses, sweet* ifing it *»nml! n t option \\.\
iieas and burning ta|iers in *t*t!ic hemn* of l hr hriilr* ;»»*
branched candelabra. The chancel enf1*. >0*’* Magnirtm Ayotitir ft >i
rail was covered with fern nml filidui*x nmt eftr-if? frii'inL "**"TT‘
sweetpeos and graduated white the looms of the ts'sIdAm- 1■mu
candles. Tall baskets of while decorali'd with arrangement * nf
- j .iiju ll
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l'Itllli'll i i i ' ,
gladioluses and branched .candela whito
bra ivrte placed un each side of glailiuln-e*-jo<d feln The In M othe" altar. Tim family pews iv e ff TStftlT «a ».la h j wTilt—lift' YU V.p;.J
marked with bounucls of white cloth with'^fiien appli'iuc ,iii«l .
Tn“ *^rtr*tn— wV
glinllofu-1<»"n nd~Tetn.
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Mrs. J. L. Ingley, soloist, sang
PAGE THREE
Tlie Womens Council o( the
First Christian Church held Its
mgtdar meeting Monday evening
at the home of Mrs. <L I). Landrr fi in Floral Heights with Mrs.
It. T. Humphrey, president, pre
siding. Mrs. O. T. Prarson gave
the devotional and n report was
rgail concerning thl proceeds
turned over to the Parsonage
Fund which were made from a
recent chllj supper. Plan* were
made for another supper to he
given In the near future.
Plans, were also discussed con
cerning the District Convention
which" will be held at the Sanford
church In February and a com*
mltlee xvss appointed to serve
thdf meat and coffee at the cover•d/dlth luncheon.
^The reorganisation of the Coun
cil and the Missionary Society
wraa discussed and Dr, W. P. Yesley outlined the plan used in
othor similar churches. The ad
visory committee of the Council
sdiM l l« nw »|usi>kat-M n»lh U>
Fox. Mrs. J. K. Harper, Mr*
Miriam Spier and Mrs. 0. D.
Landress, president of the Hisslonnry Society, xvas atked to
meet jrlth Dr. Yesley and study
the plane In detail.
• A report was made on the
recent reception welcoming Rev.
Yeeley and hit family. A kitchen
shower for the church will be
held at the next regular Council
meeting end « committee Watt ap
pointed to investigate and advise
members of the Item* needed.
The next meeting will lie held
at the home of Mrs. A. P. Bandy
on Feb. 18. i.
.
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A social hour followed the
meeting and refreshments were
served by the hostess to the
followjo g ; Rev, ami Mrs. W. P.'
Tester, Mrs. J. E. Harper, Mra.
R. G. Fox. Mrs. J “
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E. C, Dobsorx, Mra. 0. T. Pmtraon,
Mra. R. T,. Humph ray, Mra. A. P.
Bandy, Mra. George Ewan, Mra.
V, If. Grantham. Ur. and Mra.
D : Utxdreas. Miss Batty MayS .i# M is« Mary Edna L a n d r y
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Specially treated to prevent
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agalnat moths for five yearn. These blanket.* Ail I
launder or dry clean bcnulifiilly. In While, Corn
flower Blue, Willortl Green, Cedar Rose and Rune
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t-mlies nml "Men's flillP folds in filjtck, Drown
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Other .Gift Suggestions
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adjustable to tinv site.
Brent Cigarette lighters, l i g h t
weight aluminum .....
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Leather Bands ........... ...1.00 each
Dinner Rings, set with brilliant
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 24, 191(5
TUE SANFORD UERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA
•Wtii
telery red Girls region Auxiliary1SERVING WARNING
Head Fears Garden
Demolish Jackets IWill
Be Neglected
In 39 To 9 Tilt
CHAltLOTTK, N. C. — Mr*.
Walter CJ. (In vtn /nrw ly alerted
national president of the Ameri'
1can Legion Auxiliary, tiling* to
I her new post a wealth of ex
perience in legion work.
tlhii|i[iii<n| chuire fur president
Mien Jesse Durden’* high scor of the Auxiliary at Its conven
ing Celery Fed girls basketball tion in Chicago, Mrs. Craven can
s'luad extended their string if look hack- over 2a years of legion
v irtofics to four yesterday after service — five of those year* in
noon at the high school auditor the national hierarchy of the
ium when they completely domi •Auxiliary.
nated the Leesburg High girls
Modest hut not retiring, she
display of
shooting irc-dit*. her selection to lead the
i ccuracy that gathered them ;l
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"hard work
___ II owen continued her know. She
high scoring pace during the tilt now for Ion
when she rreodred 12 points from .folks to.kncm.
six, field goals. Mail**"' I’PJUiM,
who went in the lilt in the
second half, was second in scor Mrs, C.mven u » North I'amlin'i
di part merit incident of the Aux
ing, honors with four field goals
ami two free shots for ten points. iliary. When she completed her
term in liU K she became urea
While holding the Jacketla to a
UTl'itntrporfd Tn tKe^lWfilihif -|iiuT hie for 1.1 state., and. I'anama. Ill
addition -he xerved ax national
executive •commit tcewoman.
Her next step up in ttv| Auxil
iary wo* the vire.presidency of
the Hoolhcrn division, a position
she. held at the same time she
war serving ns
slant N’utUi
Carolina dirrefnf of Civilian De
fense,
'•HI ;>IH tU t ft •! « « # IIMUl .iHiUHJHihiUttU
Helen Bowen, Marie
Pezold Set Scoring
Pace F o r Locals
A fte r
Customers Send Their Friends1
HOME CONTROLLED”
204 Etwl First Street
Sanford, Florida
*4^ s ^ p p e o J u tw y
* q ih o ceto z e c G A i ' t i * i
Moslobtlu) rej M<ScoueBAC*'. PfVt>f
Friday and
tlint came livi—• mmoiU -
metit u* miliomtl child welfare
chairman. "That is really my
field,’' Mr*. Craven says of this
Auxiliary rc*ponxUtility. With exIWfienre a, executive **oret»ry
•if ihe Litetliid.org County chap-
FeAeep BA*h a m
flamAe
nd
— W ARdi*iije-+ie-«
Orleans, I'hlladi lphln and
loiter I Iran average, *
dark haired, the now' 2
president observes:
Considering that the
Auxilinrv presidency «’j
consider al.k. |tuvel-~ wilh
menls in nil IS xtnle*,
Alaska. I’uel l,i -’ (it n and
burg scoring was limited t>
point* in the finab-^vcriod, a
^ e a u ly Refr
SLEEP ON A
MATTRESS
CABBAGE
POTATOES
io ibs.
:
D A V IP K o j K O idS V o U flS
B A C K fB avk
Saturday
Staly matching tox
spring/— maJt tike fint
uphoblcrtJ jurnilure
— will add h) thd cam/iirl
and tijt oj your Scaly
nutUrcj/.
Wake up feeling fresh and alert
.
enjoy sound, refreshing sleep . . . the
kind that restore* energy, builds health
and keeps you young. The kind of-^^l
sleep you get on a buoyant,
N^Rv/iCts A aIO Set?JwJ^*
s t o * jt ^ A p p y - M r r r F K r ~
POULTRY
Clark And Dyess Lead Celery^Feds
To 38-25 Victory Over Leesburg
George Met Irlland’s fiemtmdc
Celery Fc,| •ager* (wearing white
T Shirt- with Jipstick numeral*) [
'"•ii j tin liT rlvt * running 4n porr.-et form veslerduv afternoon am!
' '«w'k atlvniilcigc of their passing
I and Hhixitmg accuracy to turn
ing during the slanta was a free
throw,
WiUi n .10 to Ifi Wad. over the
hut no!*ot|t ~Y«Jlo* Jacket*.(
McClelland fired in four suhxlilutes consisting of Alvin Kilpatrick, Moyd Swain, Jan Jcnkinj l«urk itM foilphiyorl hut not an oul- fun, and Anderson, (to wen also
f"»igh! J trol.uft* Yellow Jacket ___
saw, action iluring the quarter
I've la-fur, an audience of nearly and had replaced C_
Cullum on
, nil the high school* students and several curlier occasions,
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' Coach Kd llruner s-eager* took
■■rmr^—WTU Seminole , advantage b ffh ls move arid rues;|s la'c-hurg u,»
cd up five point* in rapid order
Dun Dyess, ullhoiigh he racked. w hen Windram orij Mahoney sank
ip l i point* hut Mill was not high1field goals and Mahonev later
man for the afternoun, opened the sunk u free
throw. • McClelland
..ring hostilities early in th* brought his regulars back In she
’ opening Hliuixn when he scored contest but (.ceshurg gatherer) in
limn the floor.
Isesburg came ‘ four more points before they
I ,n k however, uml Jim Mahoney , could he stopped, Windmrp netted
, knolle,| (ho count with a field *
another fieldgoaland Merrtll
i “ uh 11nr(li.! KasUirr placed the .drnppi-,j in n shot from the floor.
I eri* buck in tile lead with a Clark came through with a field'
ttes shot hut Alvjn Millei of ihe you! from under the basket nnd
Ja ket, knotted the score again Dyess scored on a fast break
with a free throw, and then put following m. interception* Clark,
tin’ Jackets Into the lead with n, during the final tjunripr, sank
held goal.
three successive free shot* and
Verne Clark retaliated with a |Anderson accounted for one to end
field goal nnd j tjuickly
.......................
followed the Fed scoring,
wiwth another
ommy Windram I Clark was high man during the
clime through with a field goal,
go
I afternoon with nix field goals nnd
nnd nfler Dyess had dropped
three free shots, for a total of IS
hi, second basket o f the nerii
points. Dyess wax close behind
Mahone v was fouieil by I! oh
him with H point* which brought
Cullum and he sank his free shot. his tulal for the season to 71
•hung into the second quarter
tfllh it !• to H lead, SenTinblt* began
,*V lengiheri 11* margin and ut the
-mile time it tightened It* defen
sive imlic» well enough to hold
the Jnekrts'to three points during
1the entire period. Dc»* exhibited
hi* Irest offensive play during
thirf pci fml by sinking three ,'i^j|i
coals and n free shot. Clark sank
u field goaHmtl Kmdner accotintde for one point vrlth a free shot.
Jack Small sank the only Jacktt
field goal while l,on Knight drop
ped in a free shot.
beginning the third quarter
with u commanding lead of 111 to
11. the Fed machine continued
tlicit tight defensive play by hold
ing Die Jnckols to n single field,
goal by Windram tinil free throws
by Herman- W ink,-Tom Merrill
and Knight. During this period,
however, the locals accounted for
It point* as Clark racked up two
field goals along with Kastner
Wt*'Is, it1m f
in . ■1la, .as
■
—«*«■ »-> ** -I - W -* ,_1 H >a"
avbile ('rantham
recorded a sin
gle free shot. Dyess only acqr-
POULTRY
Gn. Shipped — ilrcnsHttl and Drawn
SPECIALTIES:
Beef Brains
2*Ib
Veal Brains.... lb.
Calf Liver
. lb.
Beef Sweetbreads ..
Fresh Beef Tongues
FRESH PORK
Hams, whole
lb
Shank H a lf
lb.
B u trfla if
NOT FROZEN
lb.
Shoulders ...... lb.
Smoked Country Style
Salvage .... . lb. ......
Skinless Wieners r lb.
Bulk Mince M eat.... lb.
ASST. LUNCH MEATS
Sliced
lb......... .
2!
” ccls x
iiti.i.a uuux. r lv
COFFEE
AUNT JEMIMA’S
Buckwheat Flour
CRISCO
PI
Kraut
GREYHOUND RACING
Limas No. 2 can 15c
i
UaccH Slart
8:00 FJU. Sharp
greyhound bus
"n the ale. «re r
WDBO (Might « t
• t l* and ever WLOF
at < : » wllli aH Ike
rahle hsi4«s Hl*tl
IS0PADE
rtat
Dressing ......15c
Noodles
Like Sleeping
on,a Chad”
Catsup ........... 17c D uffs Mix Pkg. 20c
U r n SSL 2 can 14c
SOMETHING NEW!
Chopped Beef,
Chopped Porka
ai f te Tr*ritiki^ » ir»wttnT'wMi
V.j' , i'.'VJi'-js,,* :
FACIAL SOAF
3 Bar, 23c
ctn. *1.64
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— ’T W H
j ii
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Iiw Unity Thcrc lw Strength—
THE WEATHER
P a ir
To Protect the Peace of the World:
To Promote thV Progress of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
a
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
Established 1908
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IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD, FLORIDA,
COI M eal Workers
T ruman
*
r
D A IL Y
RussiaOpposes
Consideration
Of Iran’s Case
n
Mrs..0n i1a.CarverFound Not Guilty
InCircuitCoiirt
Adjusted Through
direct N egotiations
LONDON, Jan. IS. <AP»Tke-Fniled TCniion* -Securtf .'*■
Council ha* ordered into
opera ion the machinery . for
rani-In* It* armed force*,
lis
»rld police force will
*e the assignment of prer> b j the pca-e.
. CHICAGO. Jan. 25,_ (A P )
—The National Wajfe Policy
Commi'.tee of the CIO Pack Negro Charged With
inghouse Workers has voted
W ife’s Murder Is
not to return to work when
•On T r i a l Today
the government takes over
the strike-bourn! meat plants
A Circuit Court jury yesterday
tonight. In announcing the t returned
n verdict of mil guilty
decision, the. president of the -of murder—in t he - ease-- fit Mm
Olu
(ftstver,
- whoso .UueLeml,—U*—
. .Packinghouse Workers Union,
h
i
&
v
m
l
b
and continued cold to nigh t) S a tu rd a y
p a rt li cloud} with «I i i » | j ris in g tem pera'
lu res.
N E W S P A P E lt
FRIDAY. JANUARY 25. 1946
Union Head Says Tru-I iur
Have EffectOf PlayInto Packers Hands
ISVY
N U M IIE R 9.1
A ssociated Press I a?fused W ire
L. Lewis And
*
Green Says Step Is - •
Evidence Of Deter_ niination. TD W ip e — 1
Out Labor Division
Higgins Feels
Sere Of 12 Foot
—
MIAMI, Jan. 25, (API —
John U Louis iiml hb Unitt'd Mine Workers have’ ret nmod to tho American Fed
eration of -Lalxir. This -Was
officially announced today by
A F ,o f L President William
Green at Miami.
— •
•
The AF. uf_L council has
elected Lewis to its member
M a n a g e r Discusses
Plans To Get Sur
plus Tugs, Harges
Itoirislrtl Press)
lltjfttijuc. ill'* linger r f
Rue-dam, set the' Unite.) iht?
t 'nun!y 9LhnjiiU'r •*!
-N'athms-Sccuntv Council hack ctnihiO t*1 |Upr «i* I C’*i|*
in I ■■n.bm today . c.a itT > iir.ee ti nt"
CniiifreM xv ill „n
prepamt—
historic m-tiilng
A Lewi* Clerk, sard'that th f vote hert Carver, died or t> funshnt
I ' rnti-fitl **J t in rl« f/|r the
[ouncll
w.i.
mill'd
Into
*e*
ship. 1-ewl* fill* the council va
wound an Apri| 5 in Irtnnld*
w n unanimous.
"V
cancy crested by the withdrawal
consider three dispute* — |
“‘ i
**“ 1
The union represents npproima- Laughton Memorial Hospital,
llnlo,'e*ian nnd Iranian. I ■' f
1*1* eimiii of the
I ill machinist**
Hiiivn,
of the president
Mr*. Carver maintained on tintely three quarters of thp work
l .1* re re n tlv tis nninirnded
fi.tr vi*v \\ Ilrmt ri. Th*
*
>n cou.ltl get un- b A ir ni
y * .'tiir iii «* rr er* employed in the pnekiu^ In ■Inritf. that the shofitim*. which
Utn-tla lyifvimed the
T fWI.DDO mnchiniitA tfrop|n(ii cout of
dustry. The A F of L Amalicama- took place in * the rear of thrir
11’•- i ' i Iji \
darkenr v ills- VI
ml .lit* an. "categori
I th r K tilcrn tiu n council in October,
Oc
ed • Meat Cutters and Butcher Ovietto stnre on the nftem^mi of
II
g
i-n
i'
t
n
g
e
t
h
n
w
ith
W
i
cally opposfd." to cunsl.hmlioil
Workmen represent* abput £ V April
wa* accidental and re
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,ff
.
!I
'I
>'
•
o
n
su
ltan
t,
cn
if
r
i
of Ira n '* f i i i r t ^ - the Con "oil
la-w is bring* <500.000 mine work
got)- .OimUi'ca ^Jhe. .AF— of L. k"Ur.J from M|. . Carver . having.
i*h K ih -. T n ’« ' r i . I’lr s n lrn t
"T h e Soviet -tnnil wn* di*elo*e4 Ci I
er* hark into the federation.
group has decided to return to) bantred _the gun stock on the
of
the
S
t.
J
o
h
n
s
Itiv
e
r
l.in
e
.
reIn a letter that ileinnndctl that
Green said that l.cwi* will attend
door silt when it janimcil a* he
n r . ...
. ..... ....
work.
« u about to shoot some black- AS THE DEADLOCK between the the dispute le lv w n Russia and g a id in g p la n s to te ru re suri I is
next week'* session o f the coun
Said Chirk: “ We are prepared
tt'gs
1111,1
barge*
ftem
the
F
rd
cil, which i* rxprvtisl to he mere
, l?1
,1' “ ’"ft 1* 1 Irtin be adjusted by diie t neifoltto return to work at such time bints in the backyard. Mr*. Car-:®|c*'*
e
i»
l
liin
r
n
iim
'n
t
(p
be
iis
is
)
mi
*he
I striking^ CIO United .Stivl work- i ntton* between the two muiitrie
mirier,
ly routine.
* »'
wa* represented b y K:
ni we' are assured that the ver
Hmtshnlder rind the State by A s - ’ m
remained
unbroken.
llen-lTlto iftter
from litu sin’s ininnd w aterw ay* fro m Trenton,
• Green declared lhat the return
equities of our case will be given sistant State Attorney George A.
N
J
.
to
S
a
n
fo
rd
and
othei
Ki.i.
F-t Fairless (abovr.).prer.|.:.hief delegate, vice K< feign Camof the milirr* to the Ah of L foldconsideration and that a substan DcCotle*. Judge M. H. Sjnith ! dent of U.H. Strvl. charged Hint nm«nr Xndifi Vt*hin*hv, to live ri In por l*.._______
—
tm i d i m ;. T i i n i t FINAI
i (IV IT II FVl I in Wnshiiigton. !>(’ . i- »ignifUnnk i>ecau*e of the em
tial wage l^ re a ie will be put in presided.
.the union must bear full rexp.m- i>rrn..'iiii .1 the S.eunt) CouiK'U,
t n i’ii- nl
"The result of i|r»
.i,r •IDr
(4* thv 1 > (
r ot tin - l i u r k I ' l l ) Meat phasis, In 111* wards, "upon the
to effect.
*■C \\ III Ji,1*?/ 1 tiir i .... i " i. i 11 ,-fitrial* mid union heads,* need for union and solidarity."
|i. » f
Tc*iay witnesses were called i slbillty I r thy walkout. This Normal* .) It Makm of Aug- »it* s a tis fa e in ry . and the pmje
The President of the union said upon to testify in the case of |olnervatU
was mode fit the' trnlin.
It dm Inred lis t
the i« In-tng developeil." *tnled Mr
« . .* i hnk, 1‘iesldcilt or the I ’ luted
\hi' oil’ll mr (1 ( . . i i i
Di-elnrrd tiiecii
"1 interpret
that President Truman'* action Judge Allen, negro, whom the j wake of a charge hv’ Philip * Iranian rhaiVes agalast Husds Jllg g tn grill I iVIUIj J t'oiin-id, phtiip ih n y jit c p tn k tji b j the rnilie w o rk - ^
f.akim i " o* \\•*( kri t i ’
,
In ordering seizure of the plants State charges "Did unlawfully , American bi(y bilrlnCss lilts "ill* -. ’ 'O ' o».-,
and -wrorreCt.
1■ \ I. T.1111 .•SIS ri- a* I’liileuit' of Iheir iletermiiloIt l* |*. 4 * w
Mi
D v - hiL‘t It fill' rlm i
k Ii U ftg 1
would have the e ffe c t'o f p la y in g I
fc lo „ ,„ u, ly „m| ( r l,m M
diiitoi -..‘n ,.. .III t Ofl to V4l|'»* t»ut ihi* ittvifrlon of
Murray.
CIO
president,
that Iran It-., .hoiged interference
* \i . *s
I
- | V f f *.f I. ft
f l„ < lit*! ' 1? 1 »*:*•r ,.1.1 F.,
•Mill
into the hands of the pscKer*.
Imrtiuft
rtUi'inptft
I
d
by l,u; -i!.»!*•• ir uiul to r sintiii»h unity.**
meditated design effect the death j strikers, am! de«n->
In b m
Litil * R iv i U IV M
. iip ii - mb: m A zcr» »
Clark added
of Maggie Allen (his wifrl. and Idwrately set out" to pinvi.k l*n* d. •
-1 9 mIKlit U* lOliM |if rte*!." i•Mid
nn v i n *. ii ** |
f
■ i I.
haij.tr, I’t ificr.
"The government *eiiuce order did murder saul Maggie Allen |unions. (Interrustionol i
•o
('»#*«•n. ** li •» n UU»Vi*
t*\ iltl'l «fti 11 »»ir ! hr
'» III
»*|*pm|tlon
II.... .
Is a complete double cro** because In said county (Seminole r b y ___________ ______________________
phn «■ thr h"ii-f
♦*f labor in or. . -tl* | (1utf «• .t •ni .ni 1* a*', i I
til**
-.of
II*
i
’
IU>
Jlt’llOM
j
of the seisure, this union had shooting with
ith a gun on Dec
Iter. :t "
h o ill hflivv ii } i "fmlilri •fi|v«
A * 'w V. 4’ il f.M mu
N.
i m i {| U tiikuti
Tin on i
reAiveif from high governmental (>. W. Spencer ropresenterl the
fit! ui'iih the t'liifitiMiiii ami ilek, V il
h r -H l'l
l
a
k
'
n
^
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ill
l
h
r
r
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i
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m
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s
w
i
l
l
officials assurance* that- the or defendant
\t*!u|>I!!f lit
of ,i united hi bur
Th; u
im iilr In t* miM'ti i ! \ vntc *>f the*
der would contain prnfiatoni. for
fit*'vt*O|t"f11
Police Captain Hoy Tilli-. the
I in*l u ilp I
u-i'd
M
riHH
.
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M
f
t
m
i
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t
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r
m
n
i
w
H
y
'
making effective increase that first witnaa* ralletl' to the stand.
It u n* 1J'li 1P vi ho wln'iit hended
iiH'ii lali M tit III1«\ ■ hi* ulrl .1
Hitimtir? i in* fn** 1'ir(fit
|
thr i I I' D9Ion iT the HO, but
i
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4
, ^CIark'*referr«}
i
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He
*
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r
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4**1
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o
lic
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in
c
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(
(in
ip
liin
c
n
ls
llitftfin
ti,
B
o
lls
cut
tlllll
ia
mol i
i ll. I ' m in t Status
1A' VI l% in 1iff ii l'auVt» with the ( TO
4*.^ ^ * rfwrrod ^ tn«
tjn»e of *30-.*10
n!«»» (bul
(Mv fo
j tiuli'Miiip Kfiw Hiti It. Stiittlnittn* <-11XIS. 1111.jtt; l . a f tr r •
Ing panel appomterl by Mr. T r o -' ^ p0,|liveiy |
i^ded ballet*.
mol noiv hiin K*iiie luick to tho
A
n
d
MmijLrhlon
A
n
d
D
e
s
c
rib
e
s
M
u
n
ic
ip
a
l
for
usal
s
ft
|
*
1
a
l
!iy
V
.s
K
hifinr
HlAlla
' * • * he said
* * 'he took
’
Ji,.
th«? A mitMean ilelcA F o f I.
five of- *which
futti 1 t><- m *h i »'is l cinfi**-w
, i»iilinn fT#irIv bnlwY Hr uuubl Hark
* A th le tic F ie ld A s M a jo r L e a g u e 1’ arR
from the gun, ami one of whicn
1
1
,
1
,
th.l'llt
IO
4
1
ml
*
H
htlo
ii
up fi nivt.fi Gm rtifly niUlicU cun*
he found on (he floor of the
rliK io G In tho UI v c d iim l Hiiftwu^
northeast bedroohi of
lit'l'pt i I Fio rH , ;»o offH m l of
Inn
home which is near the Fsrm
•L* H i'o ik U h
an ,I tv*.,
As i«» itHuniciumt' t»»st* uf din
labor Camp, He said he had
n i - too?
| tit 9,s* ll.tm im tg i'i ti o-i
c h a im d , he ? la ic* ! that tho g«»iern
,
, found tnaynmse
thalhonee run
full of negroa*
J**H»» G n f f m , HrtVf iif n v ^ i m
ntuJti HJtd iiliei*.!) alln(r*l inf
i& vm J and that.Mania
K h h I'T 'I lo ro inplutc firvlim inftrv
fici
nt
!u
malitlam
(}>**
_____
i lying dead on a bed
1
________
a? f ftfitromipnf- ft*i
iH f H iisflm ii
nrl.
tl«hf thrlc rIm»Ii M Ih* -uf
| in the northwest bedroom where
♦ 1 f '!! !ti ;5 I rtMlp “l lli*tt| ithti’ h !* Li
C H U N G K IN G , Ja n
2 .',. (An—
iiinini
mi
'■ 1*fn' i xt11'11 l i f i f f i HHi FrH I to
F iv e - l tin in n rid Chinese u n it rt s it)
WASHINGTON, Jan. Eo. (/Pi— ’ j*® 'i*'1 (,®*n rUc®,l. * n * r
I
X ItruMiley R alp h ( 'hapinnn.
VI.u t
stud ent- have iltig e d a in n * . ,|e
\
Govern rprnl astronomrrs
hold , •
,. . ,,
—
1
hr
i
ti\
f
Saitlunl/’
he
job!
that
the
gun
was
and Joseph
llio n s l ruth in befutt
guv, i in , ,, ' ,1
Mt
F iio H tt ho Ho- if**-***! up J a m r - li. S h a ro n
Mgh hopes for using radar - •
"*
‘ kat the gun
| i»4l.UU0 t| ■ ,
Mir P ‘ *» I
I'iiiH i fur m i fArtivi* m him am «*
“ i* w o ih in c along the Hm*v d',ih found by him under the bed In headquarters in Chung K in g t ••
jiio m tf'i «i ,i*I'ii i)iow.!i it! :i i f t»ffIff r I .ei nil nr t a r t e am ong t he ft* vo
, u If Till h
. whleh hs* probed to the moon — the northwest bedroom wi^h the
jiv the 1 * -1 I'r»h'i i
I
hho«| Snnhirf] » - w ell «•< l«* m ain
of
jiruvhlm
*:
wiiitabU'
Ir
rn
iit
u
il
lu n ta ry draft hoard w orker* of
,,1* foi tin* ,‘*"',hoit! In It n in ih D ickey
demand the return to C h in a >f
to’ ferret out the secrets of Mar*
!oytod f siaut
\ '«bi!>
ta in a | jve»-\t ir«* o rR a n iin tim i w hi h i siti'is t« ha milt* the ‘•Hiio-toK ionningaiinr/niilf open.
- - -oht f hill l C e n tra l F lu lld u that w ere a w ard
H o ng K ntig and MucOn.
and other - planets.
5 Hpimmde i uoutn v * t••*!«> te,v Itflitl "f till* I lO ilnf I •
woiiHI
endeavor
to
nolve
on
a
urn
m
ice
that
u
ttl
develop
from
the*
“ IJId you talk with Allen?"
S c lc c t iv r S e rvice
The All-Chinn I'olltiml Consul
H. E. Burton of the Naval Gb=pt>i?ei| by Frillil ( wnii (iie -id nt M r. R ic k e y n»ui hi» pom, ilrnrtch ed d istin ctive
questioned DaCottes.
tation Conference — mapping re fo rm nod tnutu nll) *atU fiiLtm > m e r it e d depth of m it e r ."
»
servatory points oiit that the thin
! and ^1r■*, tfo-i'inoihl ("hapnmfi, R ic k e y . .It . um iM He hero *ltirInic Medals yesterday h y L ie u te n a n t
lain
in
problem
s
w
hlcll
pre.-ent^
4
,
••Yes," Tilli* replied.
th«* m *Hoo | (tfiitMl in m ltiilton to G e n e ra l Altw rt II. B ln rid ln g d u r
forms In China's government •*
atmosphere which surrounds Mars
1 w«pr«*tnrv>!mtii(ii-i>r
'W hat did the defendant say?" hold* it* sessions in the govern Ihem n^Iveii to lo rn l m e rrh a n u
in g t-e re tunnies held at the A n g e ill wvniit ,tin| ...iiu tiu fi
will admit the passage uf radar
Th?- an* i« u »t*
• '* t h* •iHit.Jx ; I * »-tii*"* iiuusnL'i'i-i ,iinl lu ll l|o te| m ( lila t n lo .
" lie *aid." replied Tilli*. "That ment headquarter* building.
Wei j dUcusM’d yenterdu) «if’ *
signals If experts can throw- he wa» cleaning hi# rifle, and
LiF^e-* ii •tea-* *
• ♦i
D"T*
iKMivi
by
m
em
W
r?!
of
the
b»*«i'i
K ie il It V ilso n w a s .a ls o a w a iJ*
I r.O *■ I Ml I'l.M C ls
The student dcnwn»lr»toi < de
beam. a. far a.
000.000 miles |
shot hi.
i thf i‘i
o»»
'
'»!! ihv flMIO
M•
i ,i
Hr ‘I f la lf ii, n»c ei t ,, n in la l f*»i t il- w o rk a* a
manded nl-n that ronsliuction of diff-etor« of the Sm iford
from earth.
ir V+1 I PMe ii*; ‘ ft, ** '
wife. He said al*<» that he hsd a new a in io rt at Hong K o ng lie ch an t* ’ Artfroemtmn in it* f 1
lll.liu t
♦ l n* ' f Titffi iaO'l .„1-II,U 1 of | tie I j f t l ,
Burton and hi* associate, G. M. Intended to ship the tifle to
h. 1-1 I * •
, j*
iiit'ctint; tif the m*« ynu h f 1
•« . M
,
.? * *
fi» <l ..til ! .. 1 I \p p e a l
Clemence, see a more htimedinic sumo relation*." Tilli* declared halted
the
o
fftre
i
"f
M
r
u
k
lit
ii'l
M
1e 1 >1] lllnm ting vo m p liriien trit
>,41 ,4 I l|l | <1 ", •1"< . t ||f i - iil h if tc* I
i
In addition, the
student d
result of the Army Signal Corps that he hsd found no blood stains
•It* v i*< I in v f ri!.,* If i I' m ny Tloot f o iif o fty lip ffie lals f ill then w ork W ltll• Mi, n
i r eh 1
Inc
accomplishment. This may be a In the kitchen, hut added that , morutrnton called f*ir widenpreiid
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cot ill u g ly ,
lie lu h lc'l Iim l from Flo ihh t'n S rlcv'livis S e rv ic e S y # the Armyand fair elections for Pr-**^ident of the tt*.oijp fm ' ' 1f ■ Von ilelmv tin- iliM-limed that
many astronomical calculations. four feet from the floor.
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if
Cltmance says we already know
Dr. George Starke, negro phy national a**embty seat*.
I
nry
'trrn«wr#»r■
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nuked ,: o•f'th,e board
o f director*
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m en ial ile t e r ia r a lio il a* till
The
students
i ne vOilncse
niiK se siu
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the distance to within ten miles, sician, called to the stand, testi
flint
***"'; here In •ftm 1i«■ i|»*ite in the *rh .«•- rpnl«*iH hy lhi» 1 0 1 Ornft Im iirtU of
of the i n- re’siiU of loimh sliock which the IhHolney, Sunfonl.
but radsr may cut the ereor down fied that when ciftled to the Allen finally that the unity conference i moitth with ■ meeting
every
|»ro|fi Min. in lolthl (on t III t«t 10 •tfi
inti* V4 ii% I hr hiAshr4 t «?f an y
should not terminate before n m -ll*'"
assoelntion
every
thiFuehrer M ifferial mi mi uttcmpl re!;ir\ fi *n»IItr
to oqe-tenth of a-mile.
*
home he had found Maggie lying
ii,* mriiiliir- f tin \|
R*tj at'.
month#.
I »it* . teal s #,f
mii hiw lift *m 1t I\ 'JO, 10 11
TH*t
u ith l Hr F o t iilh
Service
Hays Clemente;
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of the ho n-pu rtisnn ilclc*
accuracy is achieved, It would in the left breast, and staled
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lead to the revision of a number that he had inferred that the gates to the conference. Mo TK- P'"ntol chairman of the lominui
Mi i-krt nt i \ r of f u r i "f I h r
V\
i *»ie ■ hih D4 of th. tI I I H I
m ul he l[ " 1.1 It. Utah in t r i lo jfa to i ■ | f.-i I 1 ........ III!
S raddressed
the
students
increa-e in mem'
o f theoretical developments in bullet had entered through the llui,
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hi
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They cheered hi* statement tint claisificalion, to lie lepie*.'• ’
If
Hint he l \ ‘♦ ft Ifelitv* 1 wii* kn* rV,- | rim| 1, .11 'I J II 't
astronomy."
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bacVT'Tihd that the death wn» there Would Itc no more cl\ il win nn
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Burton adds' that radar may caused by the bullet piercing tho
Vft*’ r « iiiri! M .'le . . toll ii In ni in : Is
in Chirm
another of (he -lu- j «*» ,hc t«mnnlU-u »v ie Jon
<riil 9 1 r t lo* t * a«*9■
! ■ , 1 nteventually supply th* answer to heart.
t
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.
h- lhof.gr
M» i ; '
plm iiiM , the i .n i .. i i n me out
denU’ demand*.
The di h c«ie H<»h#on mid J. II l" ih « k
4
J11 1
is" i i - ■ i, in
whether there is any form of life
lid In' 1
of 99.. *hn M ereil run ,i!
n tflr in i i i'V. .ill a iliM'iw,
imidi? no reference lo the denuttul • *Mhft| comuiil!«M,» oiuiied «t f
on th* moon, Man and also Venus.
(f xsHI I h iif e(i *arutuM ii imm
I UhU
11 ten i t(iiiir*l ll*«
ferenre rooim with Hih uniform ■
* ♦ 1*1 1
for the rclurn of Hong Kong and meet inf? were ;
Burtoii says a breakthrough to
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hlllisl- Jill
Macao. Most of tho other ilmngc*
(■Hilly i tppt-d
Venus would bo most desirable.
the students had demniulcd al K . ('. S m ith nnd Zeh Rut DM iimc leg. Othei wise lillli'l «ll« j
As he puts it: “ It's believed that
Vclumrft Knmriom uuharm
YOKOHAMA. Jan. 25,
ready had been promised by h%
Venus might be suitable for vege
tation, and she't close enough to A Japanese Government librarian Generalissimo Chiaug Kni-Shek. . inje Cclebrwtinn, W. A. Mnrri^un, the Gernin
chairmno. v^ith C*#I*. Redding m t deteriorate mentally from lhat
Kaichj Hirst* -* who became
OCALA. Jnn. 2ft, ».Ab— Circuit
■th* sun to get plenty of heat."
Janiw Robson m meml>er#
pclnt nit
the commandant of a Jap pri •ROTARY
Court Judge Frank K. Ilockef
soner . of -war camp. - baa been • -A program o f mtnlr* t n fH t !- — 'Odficeni u f H*e'A**ochitMirr nod-— Vrrrr flclnw —rvritpnt from- 0-j yesterday uflcniuui; . ..sentcilfgrl
found guilty of responsibility duled for the tegular meeting of incinbers at {Jib heard are Andri«) (icjchi) hitmrllci y hunker in Iter
Fdrturd Kiirhri. who hn HouJi of III
'Bi'iog ’til it hurts Fletcher Fuller uml hi* cousin,
in the death* of British and the Rotary club at the Mayfair Stine, president; Zell Ratliff, vlre |j„ tin- niglit Iwfore llitlnr nnd dijkchatgeil from tin* lluuy-Atitm policy.
Aimer 1-idler, to three years of
*e<-ii
ident; V
Mf) A. Morrison, mn
-i * Kvn Druun rntnrfl thtir suiridc f c’rlpplcl ( ’bihln-M '
||„i„,.
jt
Dutch
soldiers. The
military hotel at Monday noon. Miss Ber president;
"I walked llqiiugli the dtuit of imprisonment, following convic
Von Below is l.elieved by l ;mall||11| , t„.,.,..| ,|K niqmitaniP ,lny ifwn home Ii*ht Kitday nnd I tion of the two men earlier this
commission that convictned Hlrat* nice Gerard, Miss Jean McColl and tary--treasurer: and K.. (!. -Smith pact
ii.-s Morri.on. William Jen Rr,tlsh security police to be the , l f
rat|nim| M ( l l ,.tl „f
sentenced him to death by hang Miss Velma McCall will ba tho Gharl
Yinew the inconipnralde' joy of month on charge* of transmitting
a
Ihinald Edward Phillips, threeninps.
_____ ______
______ „
*, W. V._ ___________
Bitting. (.. 1> Red- j |«,t
survivn.f:
witness of Hitler’s campaign in a let In trevived hv being home tn stay, I knuw that nnd selling lottery tickets.
.
featured entertainers.
#
month-old ton of Ur. and Mrs. ing.
ding, Janies Robson, Rev. Murk final will and Imlamcnl which Tin* U ria h ) tin lii)
Judge llockcr imposed the sen
the worst that could happen to
T. B. Phillip* of Ctneva, died
Carpenter, U. C. Ilurper, J. Ii was signed in that llorlin hunker
tn wondering what W might mo Would ho that I Use a cane. tence* yesterday after dcnylnjf
at 8:00 o'clock veitanky afterTruluck. J, C, Prickrlt. H. 11 last Apr. 20. The other witne**- do to Ivrnl uaaistnni!• lo the nii> I saw tny feet walking almost a motion for a new trial,
noon st Titus* fils, where tho
Pnpo, Frank Bhume* nnd \V. M cs — Propngnndn Minister Joseph rent rnmjinlyn fm fumf< with Pot nmlie lignin uiul I remembered
Defense attorney)1, in their, mo
family has'been re* Wing for th*
Haynes.
GOchbel* and Deputy Fuehrer which tn fight infni,till- pnralysitL, that seven nmnthij liefpre, 1 had tion for n new trial, listing n
pad two montha.
--------------- — •
Martin Hormniin — are lielleved
Mr. Kirrhi'r thought perhaps if left in ii wheel chair totally un total of tft reasons why the two
The child, born In Sanford on
to be dead.
the piildir mill,I h.*i,- a clearer able to l iijd Tin-re are thmls- "men should b« granted a new
OcL 23, 1P4B, la survived In
vision of wluit tin- effort moans, nnds of little cRiblien nnd adults trial.
addition to hi* parents, by on*
NEW YORK, Jan. 35. (A Y - The dern warship.
After Judge lltwker denied
tho response would !«• more gc-ii- who have known and will know
alder, .Dolphin* Phillips of Gen Swedish woman scientist who
It cost $2't0,000 000 alone for
the motion for s ne* trial
emu.-.
thi* same miserable experience.
Any veteran ,n need of serv
eva; grandparents Mrs. L. R. played a big part in the develop tha hulls and engines of the 47
and Impowed the sentence*, de
Mr. Kilvher's letter continued: Folio is no respcctor of |ierion*.
ice (free of charge) in any of
Pedon# of Kay Watt, Frank Me- ment of th* atomic bomb arrlvad American combat units assigned
fense ettomejn filed notice
“ Thrre is no word on earth Feasibly the sharing of tny ex
the following categories is reIn new
New York
rorx City
v uy today
lousy too tired to the guinea nig fleet for the
^
Cle'lsn of Pomona and J. M. in
that cun strike mure terror to a perience “ ill bring hop* lo those
oL en appeal to the slate sunueeted to visit the office <J
newsmen. The coming experiment ill the Pacific,
^
Phillip* of Royston, Oa.; a great to epeek with newsi
* grandmother. tin . 8. E. Harper scientist, Dr, Lisa. Melt
Meitner, wore dt cost 9100,000,000 more -for the the responsible agencies listed' t- TOJtYYO. Jan. 25, (/Ft— Russia human heart, ihuu that dreadful who need lo Tenlixe Oial the^ Pg r s it court. Fleleher - Felword “ I’ollo." How do I know?
rr’a appeal Ixtnd wa* set at
Geneva, and a groat groat a black hat' and black
ack coat, and Navy transports which made up below:
effects of this disease are not'
115.000 and Abner FulDr’f|
Coordinator— E. II. Carter, baa agreed to Join eight oilier J have fared that frightful ver
Mr*. Mary W. Thy- galoahea and carried a shawl as about ona-half of the 47 non-com
' ndmnther,
.........................
Allied nations in the prosecution dict myself. For a man 31 years hopeless.
The
Sister
Kenny
at $3,000, th* u n r amount*
lor, inf .Oonova.
she stepped from a plane from bat vessels which also will tie tar Atlantic National Dank Build of Japan's major war criminals.
old, to luddeiilv find himself treatment, physio therapy, muscle
they had pooled rlfteen day*
runenl ■ervtcof wilt bo held England at La Guardi* Field. get*. In addition, Navy men *s-j ing.
This has been unnounred in Iwreft of the use of bo<h l»v*. rtt-eduratinn, the iron lung and
ago when defense attorney*
J.mploymsnl —U. 8. Employ
at th* graveside tn Conor* C*me Bhe had a breakfast of fruit timate unofficially that operating,
Tokyo by the chief of General the work of polio, many hopeless many other phases of the tyeatfiled tkeir motion in circuit
ter, on Sunday afternoon at 2:00 Juice, toffee, and doughnuts. She espensta Involved In staging the ment Service, 112 North I'a.k
Mar Arthur's vmr crimes prose fears and agonies invade his i meitl ran make war on this
court fori a neww trial denied
o'clock
teemed overwhelmed at th* at experiment
next
Spring
wilt I Avenue.
disease and combat it quite suc
cution staff, Joseph B. Keenan. realm of thinking.
yesterday'.* •
V o c a t i o n a l Training end
tention which wa* showered upon amount to apprlximately 1100,-'
Th* chief prosecutor's announce
“ To lie in Iwi wondering how cessfully.
The cousins were' convicted J.t
E d u c a t io n * - ? . W. Lawton,
ARNOLD IN .M IA M I
her by newsmen, and by the 000,000. That’s Just a sample of
ment
follow*
week*,of
ailenc*
hy
you
will
adjust
your
life
to
wheel
"N
o
one
family,
unless
the
Jan. 12 by k circuit court jury
Court House,
MIAMI. Jan. 2 », M V - The flashes o f the cameraman's bulbs th* expenses enyotvedRussia on two formal Allied bid* chairs, and if fate is kind- exchequer can run into higher h#r* on two counts of a five-count
hwgal . Assistance. Hospltalchief of tho A nn* Air Force*, as ah* arrived.
Vice Admiral W. H, P. Blandy.
to
join
in
th*
prosecution
o
f
Hicrutches
at.
best,
to
feel
the
in
than
average
figures,
can
meet
Indictment.
iiation and 3tat* Bervic* Of
A
General funry II. Arnold, la
Relative* who greeted the fa commander o f the teet, asserts
■Did T 0J0 and other top Jap war ability and helplessness of meet the financial strain that all this
ficer—Contact through Lloyd
- undergoing a thorough phyoleal mous scientist at the airport re that the value of th* evperimenu
criminal
suipect*.
ing
home
responsibilities
and
'costlv
treatment
brings.
Her*
ts
F. Hoyle. County Service Ofexamination at the Army’s Blit- fused to aay where she was going. will far outweigh the cost.
The Russia decision ha* cornu wondering how long it will be whet* the National Folio Founda
18 KII.LF.D IN RIOTING
more Hospital hi Miami. Th* “ That’s a secret," answered one
Building.
Many" crewmen o f on# or the
at somewhat o f a surprise to until ony* more you ran feel tion so. blessedly lends it* help
BOMBAY,
Jan.
25.
i/FV—
General wa* forced to return on* relative in response to a Muins* pig ship*, th# 31-year-old
„ „ Funds—American
Keenan. The Russians already th* dignity of being th* wage ing huml. Believe tne, Mr. Dean, Indian Nationalist riots are con
from Peru because o f Hineo*. It question a* to where Dr. Meitner New York, hupe that something
Bod Croat, Lake Shore iloulohave named a judge and associate earner, all this cun age a man 1 urge that every reader of your tinuing for the third day. Po
io said that General Arnold will would atay.
ven t
may ear* her y e t Th* few mem
firoaecutor. Russia's earlier si- over night. But thankfully, this paper participate in the joyous lice turned rifles ami tear gaa oo
Veterans
Ad min 1stration —
b* In Miami for a number of
Meanwhile/Nary figures show bers of her wartime crew who re
once on the hide lo join in the need not lie the end. There is experience of giving tn\ this the mob again today, Thu* Jfcr
days- Previously, it had bean that It Is going to cost clot* to main with her agree that “ the
Koacoe Bill*. Sheriffs Office
Irlali had led Keenan to beliave a way to fight i'ullo and Its worthy cause so that thousands the disorders have caused eighteen
every
stated that ha would fly to 9600,000,000, If not more, to last New York deserved a better fat*
tha Soviet Union would not take wretched damages. *Tlir March of o f others like myself, mey walk deaths and Injuries to more
Washington today.
th# atomic bom
nb against th* mo than that,"
Dimes is * cause that is worthy again!"
part In the war crimes trial.
eta hundred persons.
! ■, ' *
’• '• xvv'tETV
■
J Jr 1 *
4
Uodf*cT O iiicol Arrives Here To
Complete Primary Arrangements
Students Stage
I
Demonstration In
Chinese Capita]
U. S* AstfDnom^rsI
ih. jiimi Demand Return Of.'...""""'
"""'
Jope ^ T o Ferret I
M l™
? '^Nation
.."'“ Merchants Discuss
.To
Chinese
Mt Mars Secrets • fc r .r e r .'S .
Plans For Program
$l()0J)0ft Iliku In
Assets Uevetiled
Rv First Fede,a!
Tn Roost Sanford
Selective Service
.Officials Awarded
Medals At Orlando
Bomb Shock Regan
Dctcrinriation 01
Fuehrers Mind
It'tinnr,1^wd,.!1,'‘imgan'l'io|Kircher Rack From Harry-Anna Home;
, Urges Support Of March Of Dimes
&
Ronald Philips Died
At
. Titusville
*
*
Woman Scientist Who Helped Develop
Atomic Bomb Arrives In New York City
.Veterans Service
.
1
m
IlusHia To Join In
Pronecution Of Japs
'
- 1 Id
. .
Itolita Sullcrs (iiven
Three Years Sentences
...
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PAGE SIX
TI1E SANFORD HE
Hawkeye
•
The No. I box a t the KanfofdOrlando Kennel Club proved to he
the hot *Qot fqr the greyhound*
laxt night ay th* flra l three win?
ner* In order came' out of th* inicnl chamber.
*
The daily doublr m u wro/v by
tioldrn Matron In th# iccond race
nnd Jo aq uin Red in tha. th ird
event. Tt1> "wTliMIng tlckTlx paid"
g.UlJM.
T O N IG lirH ENTRIES—
1-lr.l Ha..._I'U hHIi
Uu»U(vx ' Mua. t.Vef Win. IIuImi
lt*n. I>/.riln j M . aiiiuahlon King,
Jar**) ' m int ' blur t’tirom*: t*i|n-
r l O M n a ^STxtk’b d . r 1
S tA > o * r t:’a i l iVl.v’b
IOWA AAviKCVE-S
with another Mubt
V
Griffith of the NVoalof*
.M rl'hail of. (lie |)odg<
yelling their head* off
mis-buier I hnn-lli ) ’ It*
before!.
.
Ilriiyhf'Leaf Acreage
ls\ Iliked 10 Percent
v U A IN K g Y lM .^ F l w - ^
l( \|ic i\e iil ini reuse in all 1:
l,rii?y leaf tobacco acreage VI
merits tins lieen ordered by 8e<
•nry of —A ftriculture Clint.,n
Anderson, nen,tiling to II.
t .jjyli. 1,.- j l..i ..In d risc jsr
I r«diir.<rors -Um«|—Msrlw lle g - v i j -
T H E HF.XAI.I. STfgtF.
FIRST A MACtNOLIA
JE N N IN G S
SEED 1
STORE
1*1 A as sfor*
I'Soor Iftl
lll-lrlkolsro of
9. It. W is tf s ll a Boa* See**
aa* Wore# >'***<.
Electric
ONI OP THRU American soldiers i
ordered cnnllncd to quarter* In J
Honolulu aa agitation for tpeedicr |
demobilization became a etwrtmarUal oflenze. Mazier Sergeant
Joxcph-Nahcm of Brooklyn. N. Y ,
I* thow n In an earlier picture with
Glynn#, Ida wlfa. (laU ntallonal)
OVER
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
rrs a rrl.lls a
tlllrU ta errlrrllan ,
|a
One * p r.lstt; .’*
re»»r**ett- -*
SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL.CLUB
^
p l.D A R G U ilE S T ENDS
HAYS, Kan., Jan.. 22. U T )For year* I’am Avenuu in rlay g .)
Kan., haa bgen the core of oh
nricumcnl. It vouhln't* U dcciilcil
who owned the (70-foot wide atreet '
aboari 2 4 nlIft RoUtfr of Hanford
>03 E ast F irst Street
l e g a l TN o t ic e
SANFORD
rtu
ELECTRIC
CO .'
r if f lllw l It,pair* .
■M « lx *ulla S lf .
!**•■• 4«t
c o n t r a c t in g
Si PL AN YOUR
LIVING
Imw U J* eon»jd*rlng it
w ssiy .w s n *> s „ /
end nl* miner* left the p#r-
j
CAM PBELL
.
Although t h a n I* some aentltaabl for giving th« council va
cancy to th* bauanhakar bo**—
Ohaflaa MeGowan—Ratually, th#
door look* vrida 6pan fo r Lewia.
It fappaar* aa though th# mine
leader' m ight stick hU foot In
th a t' opening.
Summertinfe la junt aroifnil tho comer! Plan for the months of
S.
cool enjoyment on your min porch/Ftirnluh tt with one of theae
lovely, Rattan „»cU. l/phpUtered in colorful crash in a atriped
pattern or Bummer garden floruld. Scttcu and Chair . . .
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p o r c h t ‘A d d t o y o u r o u tdO O TM lvlng ro o m p le a s u re
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zers Charged With
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Greek Program To DiscreIranian ProTiTems —drt—U. - S.—Policies
ogre* nn n .czuulWut.e VhHoi* uv*
')!•• c uncil can act on the nominatron to * W Wife.1 befor* the
General Aaaembly. The United
S tates i* understood to be hock
ing L*»ter Pearson, th* Canadian
ambassador to Wakhlngton, Rus
sia haa b**n urging th e nomina
tion of th# Norwegian Foreign
M inister T bV ™ M*. ..
Torlay'i m eeting wax the first
at which tha chief Ruaslan dele
gate, Andrei VUhlnaki. has twen
present.
Vlahlnikl arrive.1 In
U ndon yeaterday. The others nl
the meeting were Ernest nevin
of Britain,
Paul Uoncour of
T ra n fe. and WglHngton Koo of
China.
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-Meanwhile, the -ehedow of ito>cord over Iran. Oreece and Indoneaia atlll doa.ls the UNO
deliberation*. The Greek Premier,
ORLANDO, Jan.«C 3.< S pecial) Themiitokle* Sohpoulls. has an
— Co|. Thomas S. VKx. U. * 8. nounced th a t hi* government will
Jkcroy re tire d ,-a -re a id e n t of Or- cabl* liu tn im o n r -U K lnw -to-tta
•r*pr*»*KlItlV* '•tn*-t.nitr»Tr -rotr;
com ing the R u s la n demand for
Investigation of Britain'* role In
Greece. The chief Greek delegate
I. Foreign M lnlattr John Sophianopoulo*. Yesterday the Premier
tabl th a t B ritish'troop* were In
Greece with th# full confent of
the Greek eoeggnmnit>
Thomas S. Voss
Seeks Election
7 ~ To Congre:
Says Military Duty
AcquaintsHim With
*’• Foreign ' Problems
END TABLES ...
o f eenrice In th* European Thea
te r of Operation*, following
vice In tn« State* during World
W ar .Two th a t taw him function
ing as commanding officer of
th a UTlando A ir Baa* and alio of
MaoPtll Field, Tampa, he w ai
hailed aa C entral Florida’* "Nupihar On* Soldlar."
In announcing hi* candidacy
Voaa mad* th e following *tatem ent: w
,
.' / ' I announce my candidacy with
foil knowledge and appreciation
of th* duties and resnonslbilltl**
of thl* high office. Most of my
life haa been spent in the mili
ta ry branch of the public service.
I entered the army as a private
aolditr ami served In Imth World
W ars, and was recently honorably
retired with th e rank of Colonel.
I t la now my aarnait desire to
sarva tha people of my Country
and the Fifth Congressional D is
tric t In a civil capacity, Th*
problem* of peace are no 'let*
grove than the problem* of w ar
and require the tam e courage
and fortitude to meet them suc
cessfully. Any one who I* to re
present th* people of thl* Dis
trict and act an their representa
tive and spokesman in tho N a
tional Congre** must posses* the
highest qualities of statesm an
ship and personal leadership.
"M y m iliU ry duties have taken
me into every earner of the globe,
and I h are eonre to-knm r a t -ffrtfr
hand- tha foreign as well a* the
domestic problem* which now
S2
ns
“ It I* known th at orders have
gone out to all opposition force#,
including the
so-called
Com
munist partv members in Ja]
to do their utm ost to iRscn
M iuA rthur."
The s|Hikrsinan says
M
A rthur's hrudquurtera, hows'
espeels t Irist continuing alt*
will flow from the so-called I
wing press in tho United St*
as well ns from others out*
the United Stole*.
lainelntlrs M oeArthni's :,pjk
man: “ ft Is * known th a t »fl
persons m e ontund whose l
purpose Is to gather up uny k
of evidence nn which to b ail
critical story .'tome have aha
1 t
T entative plans for the W t
Q a r V I P f ) i *'•»", llnmccomibg Celebration i„
D I I V I U , 1 ,. held on Apr. .> and t., ',r
■ 11 —
sponsored by tha Seminole County
BKDI/c Paul W. Moore, Jr., -on Chamber of Cflinmevre, were ,li
of Mr and Mrs. P. W. Moore *-f eurse-J yesterday ufternoon ,1 ,
407 Myrtle Avenue, hn« retuinwi m eeting of the various rom m ili,
to Ihe Unlteil States and wa. hi,u - , chairm en held in the o ffic; •<(
orably dlzchargad from the N av\ M anager .Edw ard Riggins, t.."
on Jan . 10 a t 8*n Francisco, ac-.erul Chairman George Touhy |,r«
fording to Information racaivt-d j sided. _
hare today.
,
Plane thu* f a r call for a |«r*,le.
M r. Moore entered the N aval! barbecue, major and minor league
service on Nov. II, 1042. After >baseball games, flower show, g,»f
hla "boot” training a t CSeent | tournam ent, several dances, shut
. he w«* wteclcd t<> 1 firU iard contest, j
alienu * *tor*ke*per* school at tournam ent, Iwml co
Toledo, 0. Upon completion of | movies, motor Ixuit
his' training there, he w»» assign-, reguttn and a play
ed th duty aboard the heavy c/r'- vlncetown i’layeis.
*)*r. U. 8. S. Boston. He served I C holrm in of th.
Continuously aboard the llo-lon .,r w l l t u, n ,r m rr
from the d*t* it wa, commission- U trailey n.lham of th.
ed a t Quincy. Mas*-. June 30, I’.ri i.'
(JIW s.-hni*h
The Boston participated
! on*- committee, Flrt,
every major o|>#ralion dn *he ' “-jth e lu i'tb all ronim illr
cific from and Including the M «r-1j | r ( -1|#u n
u,*
shall (eland* campaign until tt»«. eomm,n Cw, j .
| |.
auirender of J*p*«. e««l »"•
d; , the "dance commit
■pwtlen-witd dem lllUrlaoUaiuof tlu,L. Madden of the shuf
country, <
I test committee, John
Mr. Map re ha* been a w a n lsd lth e ioustlng ring
tho Astatic-Pacific T heater o f j committee, Roy Kolia
(Tjiiwation* ribbon with on# »ll*vr concert enmmittee, 1
l t d and four bronze *Urs, the the special movie co
Philippine Liberation ribbon with Wood of the public 1
two bronze star*, the American mitlee, B. B. fru m lc
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Will Be Operated By.
A llie L e e Rush
.— 1 Is MainSpeaker~
\ M i At Pilot Meeting
For Legislature
W ar
K rai ley Odhum
Enters Race For
SUite Legislature
1 Mix* Allie l.ee ItipJi. dixlrict
■i.in ein u r - i.f ~DTT(ilcr'-1 V>f Pd >t’
Intrrtw tlii'iul of tlrabi. u u d e her
: firxt vixtt to-the lorn! club ut 1*jiirrtjrtj' held In the IlnVrl Mnyr.iii ia-t night. '
“ ’ in bnti|;l!t|r nut the- firim-ir-»il*
of the cliil. ••friemUhlii m il i-i
vice” Mi.vs Kdxh itnlcd ilw l dm
in* tlic .-*> year* of I’ilotinu. Inn
oiganirutinn hud grown from ilnfir.it club oigiiuixcd in Mnrnn, tin,,
in IU2I ' te |)Ut d u b s U a te )
UiTiuglimit' the United * Sliitv-*
with a tntiil inrmlierxhip of l.'eM
member*.
' "We ure living in « l)ew em ."
Mini Mix* It null, "but tin* tiling*
r*i- niii-t fa ir today are no
i^it from other dny*. The.-e xntne
Vrineiple.* hold good. The wortil
io.lay nerd- friendship unit « ■»
vice and how we m rrl 'h i >lr
li--i,U enliiely on our nlnliti to
bund tcgrllu-i mid mnititMin in-» •
nnd «erurtty.~tT*ult 1 ng in -<lhvb'elt'ba which, are Inteviiatmiinl n
Jtmilev Odhum. tun of lit- h i'r
ItrB r-TWham pnd Mrr tMmm_g|,,L i.-mnlhipg • U —m~ tlU - - - u sy
i.l ■
local il.slril ut„r for the Gulf lid to die, ity -f , a-rer on I t'.e nil,
Corporation, today announced In Ii rte ink eel vii e to mankind ri
,\hr,
candidacy for election to the Flori luts have tin- opportunity to budd I ,
da House of Representatives from one of th r sSrongeet o rg » „ i'r
Inn. Seriiinoli- County iu Croup No 2. lions in the world, bar-ed **n ->ialr
. "In announcing m> Candida, y ’thought*, di ed- ant! rind - fslnti l
-|,
for rlrciioii 1 o the 'legislature
_
at ing’. We crin | ool nnr htitq it the
tliin lime.*' Mr. Otlham flrrlntnl. t>owci. nrtd intents nnd stick t" for
•*| fr#l our. slktr and .county 01 e[ the Ith-nt* of 'eivice above wif. tiiori
em barking u|on the most event making th r jof> we have t, to i,l,-.r
ful era In our history- and now. worthv and. ourselvu* w orth), of 1 some
•ftore than ever Iw-ftue. there I* n th j job. ftlwayx ’ 1 ceplng Ih flltlel t phnp,
g rta l need for a government nur motto. ’T rie I „ „ n r K v n ‘ ’ its \,
operated rleanly ami wisely.”
Mrs R C.* Mu* ‘••M preshlrnt.
Hr
ti'lldt
"Th# individual elected as re-[ !-ic« dud m et th- bu-ltn'r.s :r'
hloli
presentgitiv; from Seminole Cnun-| s i o i r and IntfOriu, rd th r -iMSiki'f
ty this year will nave a greater j Members were uvkol t„ niuke n , the
irp o rt to the fiiinnr* idtnirman. I aim
opportunity to scry* the citizens Mr» AI Hunt, n- - , “ '11 a.- possible Hr ii
of th ii'n r r u than ever before,” ho on the ticket calcs
<h«’ play. : Chur
stated. "S infs our sta te treasury •T h e^ P atsy ,’* tiinlcr the |ir,sluc- j Kiwi,
It piled high with a huge finunci-il lion of Rita anil Reginald Goode I the
surplus," he added,- “ this money of the
Provim elnwii I’lnycrs. | flath:
Can nnd certahily must, he used, which is |,elng 'Uon-oird. by the nfflll
wisely if out rouiity and state nic rluh for the nigld
Ian 2 1. tv C
to assum e the national position i 21. 25 and 20
|
they so richly deselV*.M '
A letter
M’w«l
»m Mnj. ,
Mr. Odlqmi ci>iitinue,l, ’’Should A S Wharton
•i*lvaiion " "i"
the people „f this eounty see fit Anns in which I1 the
to elect me as their representative - 1 lul. for takin.-r -fn ..,, „t the
*
to the legislature. I shall endea Dime llonnls dm,i,i • hiistm as. ,H' ln
vor, to the l>r-i of my ability, to with .th e reault ' D1.1 11,•• Pilots I'"'**
ascertain the wishrs of the m ass-, hchl th 1r 41 place hi tb«- •
'tiuiiae P011*1
eg and not the classes, and to pro
A report on the Sister Kenney A'iy
pose and support anv legislation Foundation for Infantile I’aralythat will treat serve the Interests sis Tag Day, apmisoterl by the ,,r '
of the citizens of this county and Club, revenli*rl that .1 total of •"*
the S tate of Florida."
4271.77 hud hern <olh,tcd. Mein- J°rl')
Mr. (klham was horn In Urtm*-| Ik-is of the Junioi •
*'f Sentwick, Ga., ami moved to S anford, inolr High 8elb"d •„ d. 1 the ill- I
with his family in lii'Jfl, He a t 1 ret inn of Mrs B I ' )ni|,inan. " r " ” ’
tended local | uhllc schools and | c.uductrd the ill,', ' I"" Don of ‘"K*’
was graduated from Seminole j th r llioary Collr* I,-,l ■> > lelniherl
'
High School ie Iirt7. lie is also, by tho Junior*- " r d for
'. 1
* graduate „f la.uisUnn College p ineinui iwj. Jn • • * ...............
"f . '
at Pineville. fa.. w(NVw-to.^ceeTIv-*ed his It. A Ih-gree'ln History
and Furononiie%
He enlererl the United States
Naval service in September. 11*42,, 11.7. nnd of tin ..... .... . ronvenand
served In the
Mediter tion which will Im- to'bl in June,
ranean, A tlantic ami Pacific a re a s possibly In New Yolk t ity.
and wa* -tseeuliy assigned to irw- - Mix* Rush -eaplaiiuki-Zho ’’.Truerctlve statu s.
He resumerl hi* t'out.-e Fiver” emergency fund, to
duties here with the Gulf Oil Cor be contributed to py •■'rry mem
ber of Pilot International, ’ and
poration in l>ccembcr.
Mr. Oil ham I- an active member set up so that nuy member In
of the Veterans of F’orelgn W ant, need a t any tlnu- limy Iniriow the
American laginn, Kifanis Club money without intriexl.
and I* vice president of the Be-
( A f ) — T h e s t r i k e - I miuih J
m e a t ])nek inyt in il in tr y w ill
lie ta k e n o v e r by th e g o v e r n n ie n t on S n tim lu y . T h e W h ite
- - H o u se h a s a n n o iin e e d t h a t
t h e p la n ts w ill Ih* o[> erated
• c
b y t h e D e p a r tm e n t o f A trri*
San old chiro- „ i,
"T lilted
„ can- c u ltu r e .
If n ecessary ,
th e
dale li gi-liniire W a r D e p a r tm e n t w i l l Ih* caillI in Seniinnlr rd upop to help mnke the a e t
, zure.
* *
______________ i Ho far there hni lieen llo Indi
cation of whether the CIO m eat
l i i g y . __________worker, will return to their job*,
,/U n n
Ro
hut Labor Iiepa'rtnient officiat*
I |
P rig * — !'n,‘i that xiukmg A T . of L
• *■*
Z III
eniploye* were willing to work
i r S u l i l l n e n f,,r ,hc government.
.
)!, l a i d 11| I t
Proaident Truman al*o haa
nrtcil In the xchdulc-d 'trik e o f
In- stands fm
trainmen on two shuttle railroad*
sotriiT* and mi* which
supply Cherogo stock-hew - ^ h n t —w ilts ywrils\ Th* t h i e f Uxecuttvk ha*
In- lienefits to I establish % an emeigency board
fully entitled." to investigate thr dispute between
■slay announced the
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
idulatc ^"r. , *11' Tralnm eif am| .the Chicago June*
in Group No. L iion Railroad and the Indiana
v
?.cv J" llaibor Belt"Line.
\ /
Tbe union has charged * a
ud -ii I, H,v ,»»l>»K*m*ni violation o f its con"he' iMi'itiiUn " i
ordere.1 It, m e m W
V. and what I IT. •" " 'b cut at 11:10 U x te rtt
kml iicc'omWlxh £ ’/nw tOT*gM
Itivr
| Chairman Andrew May today
In Florida. a t - ! f,rdered nn
immviliate llouxe
Ii, schools Ip Military (.'omnitlle* inquiry lain
tsiu ,.f Florida, charge* th a t Army truck drivers
f tivoigia nnd liavv been, onlerril not u> cress
,f i huopructic. the picket lines of striking m eat
f the Methodist w orkris. The charges me that
Lodge*, k'rneix In the Third Service
>i p ic id e ia of Command hav-e been told not to
pi in torn Axxo- (ni,,
i rUfj,4 through the
lanv year* wax ,.|r l r | ,|n „
wi, hnu, un|o n " T F ~
»r.ii»t'l« l urnly- |Z-V«I. . They7 were made . by .. Re
, \.
pltvcnl at i \ r 111»w;t r. I Sinllh
..... . for rigid i
iifiiiMital R|irn<l*
^1€*••f»v%hilr. Uirrv huvt* br+n a
»,t» 1*1 o|f» Hill,"
t*f np%% ib*\rlupMirfelw In
i ttvil acr vice *hr meal nli i^r mlunlion, Inith
Itl nullity n n - ,r> ^ .nhiritflnn ntu\ n( th•• Mrurk
iirtlirttiiv,; 4»f ii phiiiia
(hi (’iipiliil Hill, ( Ii.i i i •
ilie*«'Mi|»tuyre*. niun An«li«*v% May «»f thr ILii-ta
foi
n _ major Milltury Com m itlff hu^ orilrinJ
era(i«>n of city ®n immf<<iaic invra(iirn(ion of
rnmiMit should (‘Hnufcn (luit the Army hav f«»rnn\al of n mi*
itf liuck drivrra to croj*a
•n of the city picket linen without unioh perii«c mny l*e.
mlnRlon.
.
I b etter Rfhool
«hiblriMt enmake «»i»r ivn*
4- I **hnll iRork
[•»• ••mi Ihy% to
dii
I luril Seivn-e (‘mnuiunit. \t.ijor
(ieueiEl Mant4»o K«f«l > oi^him ^
trurk •Irtverrt tint |o . n*«» pirllct
1inr-s without the pry inlAitovi of
hnal 1at>«*r officiaU. Mu> has
dire« tr(| the coormel «>f hia «'4»mrnitter (4) obtain all Army 4luta
on the charge and have It ready
for committee nJUlly
J*ridayL.
morninir.
The possibility of even mor*
)JriI, u<. „| f ,ke
h u „ri, en
in Springfield, Mass. There a
union official has threatened to
withdraw
refrigeration
rrem*
from the parking plant of the
H. L. Handy Company. The
union official charges the firm
with violation* of the picket linft.
• discuss the W ithdrawal of the refrigeration
-nmpaign with crewa might subject ns much aa
y lim e. There 1.500,000 pounds of meat
to
BOMBAY, J*u 23. id b - Flighty
arsons have been injured in
mil* today In police action de
I signed to p rr'c n i a Ilindu-MosCLEVELAND. Jan. 23, (A V lem riot. Tear gii- dud stick*
Newspapermen of Cleveland are
were used to prevent a procession
working a a Usual each dajr, hut
from entering the Moslem w e# of
nothing ever come* of It. None of
Bombay afte r pofic- had tTpened
Cleveland's three dally papers ha*
•fire to dU feior u rrow.l of debeen published since Jan. 5, bd-'
inonstratori.
None were killed.
cause of a strike of A-F'-of-fj
Don’t know him."
.
Th* csltbrant* w ;re said to
pressmen. New* I* writUM every
Aa fo r filibuster tactics, bath hav* been marking Ih# birthday
,U .I.
____ _______ _.
■___■___
day In summ ary form, 10 th a t
anniversary of an Indian nationswhen lha dispute ends, Cleveland
lld t"-'-' flubhax Chandra Boa* -
reader* will be able to catch up
who had coll*tM>r*le<l w ith the
on happenings In th*ir city a n a
J#l>ane*e during Ihe war. Bose
elstw h rre. The strike affect* the
M:30 nightly, “ao u hearty" and tlnce ht* been r#i>orted-aa .lend.
Dealer, th* New* and th#
generally acta a* if he were in
A mistrial was declared yes Plain
P r..B
*
training forrfootball. He aealrea
terday by Judge M. B. Hmith of
to boat th e IB-hour m ark or the
Circuit Codrt In lha eat* of
laU Senator Robert La Follette,
E ther House, nrgress, who faced
Hr., who fought a .currency bill
a first -degree murder charge In
in 190S.
,
connection with th* slabbing of
Bilbo, «* yesrs old, take* fili
Charlie Mae Lewis, ntgress. In
bustering
more philosophically.
an Oviedo juke joint on Feb. #4.
He does not taka special food,
The jurym en retired for dolldrink o r ex tra sleep, l i e explains
heraUen* a t noon, hut a fte r five
Iti
•
'
hours were unable to reach an
“I f.
m y .ancestor*.
Half
agreement, A* a result bf thl*
delay) lha trial of Ola Carver
French w here ! gat my loquacity
of Oviedo on a first degree mur? T _r . _
.
and my gesture*. Th# other half
dtot enar.ie in connection w ith the tinddr the.
Irish, w hore I get my audacity.
ahooUng of her husband, „w a* lan d ’* U»U
W lth'U m t combination, a m an.can
poNtp.iasd until tbla' tdornm g's - Acta, accoi
•eellon of court.
ment today
Filibuster Experts May Talk For Same
Cause But Fued Exists Between Them
• WASHINGTON. Jan. 23. CP)
perta, Theodor# Bilbo
a t Jacksonville on Jan. 20, E astland of 'M lsxltilpr
Iv tr Springs aw ard will be for the same cause, but that apparently does not interrupt a ptrntie CRy, th# 8 U U o f Maine sonal feud.
There leather-lun | spearheads
1* A U -xear Clob o f Soulhth e-so u th ern h* * against a
illfontla Will tiro be honor of
„FImploynicnt
r* la d ie d as perm anent F a i r
___jttli
Practices Committee
s are at
.fin est job of odds
over ‘ ' rooted political
and advertising
dlfferencM .
......
m........................
two are not
___
_soJ|.much1
known to have exchanged
m orning" sines
dngton in 1041 to join Bilbo a* the
M lssUalpfi team In the 8*nate.
O n e ' n#unman . checked on
w hether a common dislike tor
FEPC had bettered relations t>eto m eat a t 8:00 tween the two. Both senator*
wzre neeetlooad eeparatsbr.
.1t e s ? e '
!
55:KS3tt«Sl
Keptr a r h l Ativr ll im n n l .Smith
of \ iikii i Iu bnm|(bt ilia %ubjcct
up on the floor of the housa
tixlay lfe irntl a tole|{rrifn from
the r outrun ml in £ ifeneral *»f the
•
t !»•• l*enev ti%! it lw*.| Our
i« | m i -iMft plan
i«laii« «•! fnothull
. hi*fhv\oyt» and
improved. We
tlmt v%tl 1innurr
id County our
f FerternI conHr4^raht.“ f
Imt
will|s*},r '
m to combat
f’
veteran* nred
[islatinn should
will keep our
I oppose unnient interfer-
r
. JACKSONVILLE." j i n T 13, CP)
Department
(AIM— Striking ( 1 0 m eat
(
packer* in New Y'ork f i t jr r*
kavr voted not t» return to-'
their Job* even If Ike ,g«vv. •
J
ernmewl —-huuM— *ei*e— I h w ------plant*, unlen* the nnion'*
•
national commute urdrr* them *
to return. Thr member* o f
!
the—United. .Barking- llauaa-------J
Worker* look th r action thU
morning. The union head*
quarter* be-tn Oileago.
- ’
States Pilot ( ’ l uhs
; .Throughout Nation
r*5Iavi»4,nOO Members
80 Persons Injured
During-Indian Riot
;
. r'
A s s o c ia te d P r e s s lo o s e d W ire
overnment Plans To Seize
Meat Packers On Saturday
....... ....................... ...............
id Conduct Medal,
and hi* wif# are vlAngela, and are exim to Sanford in the
Get Publicity Award
MacNeill
few York
ew spa per
Eulers Race
T O K Y O . Jan. 23. (,P>— A
apoketmau
at
General
MacA rthur'* headquarters hna M tUrly uxxai'M the current criticisnf
o ' thu supreme occupation coin*
f
<r ••) hi* polirir* in -Japan.
rinkcxnmn luu__slapped.
hack U the official Ra**lan news,
igetu'y .(Tax*) f.«r ita criUc4ant!
of Anierl can occupation auth or ! tic* in xouthrm Korea. The
apokexman ilexvribea the new*
rgcncy’s crjticixpi ax p a rt of w hatt
he ca ll* /"a definite progxJm lo
d iscredit lienem l Mac A rthur and
T8nTfc further chance* in the.
prevent Wocrup.vtion policie* *-)d
Ciimma/id.’’ -trht*Ti thur'* xpokex-
\n
I t
‘th a t a public officer la a public TVea#«T o'
se rv a n t and th a t a public a ttire World Wi
la a public t r u e t
*
th e .Navy
" I pledge you th a t when I
became your C ongreetm an-1.w ill
te r diligently perform the dull##, of
my office and will r t p r r e e a t j j p ;
-J.
in g manner worthy of you |Ca
*th*
citisews of a m e t democrat!*
republic, th a t Ta vrith dlgntty#
honesty and lnte4fTRy."'
»v .
* * ~ 4'
N atural Birch tops w ith
’EN 8LAR STORE
Modification Of
Waterway Project
I9; Recommended
A rtu r engineer* have recom
mended th a t tha *xtiling project
for th# 8L John* Tilver from
Jacksonville to >U M H arney be
modified to provide a channel 100
feel wide and I t feet deep a t lo
cal mean low w ater from Paletk*
to Sanford, according to a tele
gram from R eprsaentaU re Jo*
H endricks TV* recommendation
also - Include* a aide channel of
Uk* dimension* frpm Sanford to
term inal# a t E nterprise. .
:. Tha estim ated cost o f th# proJett I* I4C3.0O0 w ith no allowance
DINETTE SETS
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S E C U h lT Y
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a tv fi-
snrrtrM
NOTicg 11: iiu itlu n r tuvKN
that I am »asatr<l In liualnrsa ai111 W. KIC*e at.. S an tn tl Klurida,
under Ih* llcttlloua n,,m« Hantoed
A»l* I'aft. •*« and that f Intend
te, reflsler raid iwm, iiursusnl 10
illir In mi of II.*, •"t*4**l Inua Nf
C opyrltht 1045 Publuher* Feature Srrvlce, Inc,
Re
CITY intU G CO.
b ill d m l f n c d , . t o . _ cu t_ th e
owrerw o f Ja m e ft C f FoTrtllo,
ea d o f t h e A m e r ic a n F e d
e r a tio n . o f M u tfic ia n s. T h e
bill w o u ld p r o h i b i t " c e r ta in
c o e rc iv e p r a c tic e s a f f e c tin g
b r o a d c a s ti n g ."
It** iponaor,
mnnafir PfimmlttM
f!hllr>
f it#
Committee Chair
man, Clarence Lea of Caltfom U ,
A id the bill grew o a t of demetw*
made by P etrlllo which the leermaker* consider are not within
th* legitim ate right* of any
Organisation. Tha committee ap
proved the bill U t U .
Meanwhile a t Miami, the re
turn of John j * 'L ew ie and H a
*0 0 .0 0 0 U nitw PM Ina Worker* to
th* A F of L beeomea poa(lbl#
today a fte r nearly * decade of
ejtrartgem ent. By way of axplana-
E
plan* for converting them' Into
house*, la 1325. He estimated that
converted Into modryn, small
house* the cost would h« nbout
12.800 exclusive of the lot.
Diamonds-WntrhcH
MICKEY’S ^
I’ ll A R M \C Y
je w e l f .r
|
TURN AT nED ARROW
R. II. Kenworth, Des Moines
builder said he had purchased
240 of the 14 x 24 foot bin* from
the U.8. departm ent of agricul
ture n t M Iowa tnwns and would
offer them to central Iowa war
MAD.? OR WAS IT SCOTCH?
CODY, .Wy©.; </T>—A Cody m«n
h** offered # 10 0 rew ard for the
capture of th e’ person who stole-a
w ittla of whiskey from hi* auto
mobile.
Big Five At Reds Accused
UNOMeetSeek
SecrOenerai
LCNDON, Jan.|2:i. id1) - Somo
concern la being fell In Ixmdnn
over rumor* that jh e top men of
the Big'Vive havrf been unuhle to
agree up a candidate for ttai
pool of (eceetary general of t ‘ *
United ~NaUtt«gT~t>r - itTtettloti.The f N i i leadvrV rtfft— Fr- tho
offtea of S e a n la ry of S lat)
Byrne* for 00 mliaite* today, and
the rudlored fa9«ire to roach
agreement ha* led to fevr* th at
n new deadlock! 1» devulplng
RIVER I.AKS
JUST ROWDY
MY BARBIE
ARMY OFFICER
JJM WRIGHT
F a TSY ORCHID
- -A ? LONGW OOD
DYNAMIC
.
NO MINORS ALLOWED
LONDON BY „
Dn R o u te 17 ( S a n f b r d H ig h w a y )
Grain Storage Bins
(liven Homeless Vets | | |
C. F. WE RT
.
The1
.
Kilgore Seed Co,
l»»hn
Ikthtlwi Horn
K« ni.tr. liar Jo. Kmn>. I»**bl»l»KdVJlt HtA* I N IIHRlCf.
* •
Tlilrrf Itarr—*'IO U lln
(he-roMa Half Hally H«ak1el.
SAiitrr* lu t iy IU r. Chanraa l l
f*,i> Kpot, ltdu.t) upky, IpinrM HIM
Utornn (Irranlum. Oofa (Vill.
Laarih *ae^—Kalarllyi . •
•
HlalaHIa HarrV
Jovial l(r«, Karltny. Junt Out,
l.ui k> LP'k. HmI l»rII. Aimtalub.
FI) Ini. Jnnm lr. Wnf Kml
» *ftN lla rw -4 1 1 Wllri
|(|NlR->l« Harr)
fir tit. f jtr n H«iy. Alar.:amll^.
Paftir, Hprr'.il T r i . Hii|** r Puprr,
•R-*nK *IuH p t*i»fr iVzriJ
•Ulfc itRpf .- | ‘wtgrln i
*
IQ mIr PU Hac^l.
f *TtIra tier. Thua*trr (*«». Main ktrni.
H tV.'K Mainly. HIP lail«n. (ViUnt
|li»r#Rt»)r( lu ii 11«•11. Itnl Hi a ini•
X M tR lIl l ( a r r - K u t « r i | t '
|
Pair)’ Orrtibt Jim Wflghl, My
Parblr. Arrnv n fflrri, Itlvr.
I*> tuiinle. Ju*t Ibifrtly. bmtinn Ii).
Way Is Left Open For'
LJohn U Lewis T o1
t Return To American:
4 F ed eration^ Labori
* SEVENTH RACE—FUTURITY
DES MOINES, (A i-W ooden
grain storage bin* used during
the IP.’tO’a when Iowa was glutted
with a corn surplus now are go
ing to be offered for sale to vet*
UNCLE JOSH nays:
F ar Radio and
pair* See—
“ F l O O - r .M - S h a r p
ranks* Man, Pell
Partln*r*a llof, I I*o,
Mr. Clayton reeently received Jluliy
Torr^n. «Ntal»t
riojjce of the im tease from W ashi «t-) i. It i | P h to all producing
•Intmt,
- I’*»k S ee,
C ar — RADIOS — Home
We Ha them. J e st call ut
B A U E R R A D IO *
E L E C T R I C S E R V IC E
Ita B. PARK
rh a a e X*
^ Races Start
mlfiistraliqn’.
D E P E N D A B L E , B U S I N E S S A'
* LODGE & SON
GROCERIES - MEATS
VEGETABLES
GREYHOUND GUS
I* on Urn air over
WDBO tonight at
CilO and over WLOF
IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY N
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2.1. 1910
E a ta b lis h e d 1908
■'
Initial Chamber Is
Hot Spot At Track
Touchton DruK*Co,
VOLUME XXXVII
For Congress
The flrm 'a president, Georg*
Hank*, tald th a t for th* first
time ~*1
inWW
204
th* plant*
t'BRft
m1#TK
—year*
~' t 1 ‘ ■have
•' »r*
T*f
n “flfilK
yTShoT^riuhlr'r
lfe
mad* hi* rem ark 'a* picket* of th*
CIO Steel Worker* Union patrol
led n front o f the factory,
Th# ground* and nearby farm
land*, about 40 mil*a north of
Tranlon, -«tU|—h a v e -th * -ru h r* -o f
a forge which- *** running In
more* are Burk Byrd, Dicky
fra n k , RoVcr Crocker, Wntaun . Ile tt's
ulmthar, gixsl atmrt.s
Jennings, Paul June*. Rugenu laugh fioin life n ssi* iated P re ss.;
>u| ol llu Major
Kendal, Donald Knight. Paul Jie.i- Mauy bowler*, him l*d| players,
.••Ills f ar'd' have 'a1
aon, Colinan Yntr», William S tap are lintel for their lurid ilescrip-*
lio n •I'ubnrdiUM lit
ler. Loren MrCUt and l>iui* ‘Itey- lion of mutrht-* \i0id ullbis (or!
nolda
.........................
missed „spures or spikes. Iluj Con 1
T he, Junior Claiw squid in- - |t 'Unstiuicr?. u veteran te g lrr of
Owner Sam llirasini. in illsrludrafJohnny MrClellan, W alter Ma-nltls-.. ss-x^-ntly
i
ranig tip with one
. Dobaoa, Clark .Moork Wall er | of the most unique mid sym pathy-' closing- that* 15 rlnbv hl»Ve
waived on l!rrgam u(' rspressed
Cook, Ueorg* Chapnytn, Holdsen provoking alilds on record.
surprise. Bergamo hit ..llfi in
David. /ntoY lc* S n fltV Uyi
Drsrrildng a malrh hi* team
94 games Iasi season umi ,nH ull. Jack M arra, UicKard Lord
Constance explained, "tryaverage was lilpprd ool) lit)
aod Carl William*./
lor « sp ire Jn the tenth
Tomnt) Holmes of Ihr U nties
The Senior te*m ji* retirescnlnl
r. my arm brushed jn j poc-and (.<Mid) floserr of the l Irwirs-I^
iy T honitoir ilr
-among ihe -oiilfleldrn. - •
TBX“ J U ltM lf,.
itrolni McNeil, Ignited
Now! We womler what the rnaj
Bill Meriwether, I/oyle McWhort
or I .-ague mogUla aic
er, liiU Kinurd, Ifill Evans, John
aay about Ihe en tire deal when
Jtumhley, Chari** /l.undqulst, Wnl- deprived of
Bergamo returns to the big U nc
OF
GREYHOUND RACING
’h All-Star Feature
Tu.iuf L oath Tv nut*
llocknc itfitt(*«l in 14a iiuhititu*
tinn* iitfalnit .Navy th a t t rm on,
Ami, by lh a way, In Ilium tluvn
a playrr rnuMii t return to the
yOID4I in t)u Nurm* fpiaiirK The
ut tin* ( ( l l . u f the tilt wax
THE WEATHER
t* T # P rotect the Peace of tbe World)
I T e P r e m t* the P rofrran af A m erica
1' To Prodoc* Prosperity fpr Sanford.
^712.
Itmrpn -flt fn r r..rdrf
ncr ai. center and IJoyd Swain
and Donald Dy*n* ut guard*.
Thi-Vr Ip also a possibility th a t a
tilt lietween the llahy Feds and
the ltalxy Yellow Jnckct* will lie
played.
1hr Celery Fed girl* will
al »«5 play the U rxburg girl*
the *amr afternoon. Ml** D ar
den ha* l**urd only « tentative
►
t<M(nt llnftjp fo> the-rbnte*t,
which included Johnnie Mae
l.’owtn, Marie I’crold andwMelan
llowrn n | forward* and Alva
Lundi|ol«l, Hetty Jo llrock and
Francr*' I.eFil* at guirdn. «
oq know that the all tim f
>r xub'tltnlfons during n
-going
C.
In U nity There Im Strength—
AN
HIGH BRIDGE. N. J„ Jan. 22.
t/J*)—The munition* factory which
supplied cannon halls to General
WnahinKtun's armlea during the
Revolutionary W ar h a t been ih u t
^lown aa a reault of the steel,
•trike. It la the TaVlorAAharton
Steel Company a t High Bridge,
which haa hoaated of contlnuoua
prod net Inn alnce Ita founding in
;ho Athletic Kildil.'
T h e Senior*’ and th* Frr*hm rn
add th* winner* of the** two
lilt* will vie for the title in a
game nlatrd -on th e afternoon
of Jan. 31. * Under the prrxcnt
setup, none of tho v a n ity foothall player* I* ell,
In front o f Fort Hays State Col- problem, H* * unearthed an
Irga. Some u 'k l th r Hty, other* document signed by Governor
Capper In 1018 conveying th*
stree t
the City, T hat aMln,
to an»wer concrete question.
Virgil Batgall,
Plant That Made
C a n n o n b a ll For
Washington Closed
vet
Vic U ctO S 11Jo
C piJfeee^cc- s c o c d 6 RCcofxpr f e e a Si«i6t.e
6AM£- —* 4 5 fbtdr*T.dJ
i94‘fr AxICXJ-fAr- f jC J - p i
Interrlai* touch football h a s tie r •‘Bud" Smith, John •Carpenter,
hern added, to th c ji’hyaical eduni- W alln Sflm uU I-ai.U- S u nUy Jturlion program a t Seminole High aey. ,
School under the direction of *
----------- -----Coach “Goote” Kettle*, nod com(,'oach G e o r g e McClelland'*
petition for the achool champion- Celery- fed tacer* will play
ahlp Ijegan thin afternoon when Leesburg here Wednesday a f te r
team* rep reien lln g the Sopho- noon ul 2:30 o’clock-*t the hl|fh
TUESDAY. JAN
D, S A N F O lU ) , F L O R ID A
Wllh
JULIAN 8 TENSTRO.M
Herald Sports Editor
■
- Mi st ri al Declared
In Case Of Negress
�/
v
Shoes For Kiddies m o rning nci v,paper
did *ay th e
Cojrf w ea th er'.lu rin g the la lt
type w a. coming in- f#w
„f , w ? , lt0
Is Headache For\ t t s r . ______
mo*t other crop*. Fall tomatoea
much later than tUual in
>lul>inK to * n a rk ft, but lh# crop
L o n d o n ‘Mothers Harvest v J I ar j p u a*s i n . ware
ity Underway,* 3.
iffli
■-----— ; fief with prices, Mr. iiebch aaid.
'ER 8 Fla..—Digging Lice have been unusually severe
- Irish potato c ro p ,In r cm cattle this winter, and I-or
i* new under way, I cattlem en have tieen dipping "their
pioipcct* rom lderud, hvrda regularly to control ;he»c
;ood. according
to pest*, the county agent also \ f A t Miss Vacant's famous .dan -•
lug e l s u off Knights Itri.lg.*. n
pre-w ar atm osphere of admiring
nannies, tilled ja r cuts and .cute
little girls in coUpon-fret nr;
frock* was only marretl* by. ex
traordinary m akeshift footwear.
his *nb> f d k n in dark due a n )
red thick* felt bedroom slippers.
S everal little girls wo
shoes, procured a t n redured pro-,
f?*aional vati' <ff one roupnn from ’
-UicaUica! _..p* -!•,
to
i
W E D N E S D A Y . J A N U A R Y 23, I ' m
. . . -ji ■'
j - a i. .i l - _ T
>RD HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
FA C E TWO
fWnn
ihcfA.
i
*7M> FOH OLD ATIJtB
•
LONDON, (Ah—One of the earl«t H ritish/ntlascs, "The T heatre
O reai Hmistne" by John Speed,
ss sold h ire foNAiKO, Published
eiigiavfiT-iiiafm.
lirtpYovihicnl woik <Ioiw betwWn
"the program contributed directly 1930 and 1944 cannot fail to ace
and decUively to the record w ar th a t Florida agriculture a .id the
HU HA I, COMMON SEN SE
crop!, produced in Florida.
■tate as a whole ha* benefited
By Sppds Johnson
Much mora 'Jitfn the federal l rem indful Iy from the agricut*
tural conservation program , .
money wa» a pr :e"nlt.. on
. .. conserving
____
lion program nas been of trem en
improving Florida loll during
T h tw 'practi'c* enriched. Im
dous benefit to Florida agri-nd-j and
the period, b ut n m ajor portion
lure is <iuickly.appare.it to any-! of the work th a t waa dona wmm I proved * and cenjtrrvrd Florida'*
one who consldera whst ha* been I not have been accomplished wiUt> voile *o that farmer* cmild pro
done linger it since its inception ; out' tho AAA paym ents to farm - duce record crops to meet the
heavy—need* of the war period.
in lUIltl,
era to help them t h it. Anyone
In reporting reca-.tlv th a t FI6r- wijo considers th* ha|f-mllllon
ida fatm ers rereivnl more than acre* of improved pasture, the
f 1(i.OliJ.OOO from thy f e d e r a l iitiuiication of more than half a
governm ent to help . them con- million to m of fertilising m ater
seTve and improve their aoil dur ials to the soil, the 7,401,941
ing the nine-yenr period begi<i: aci^j jLhat were planted to sum
practices also enabled Flor
ning in 10.10 and ending in 1944, m er li-gumes and. non-legum lnoai Ida fatm era to come th rn ig h the
Director H. G .Clayton of the Pro. ctOpa th e planting of 31,4.13 acres
production'period with their
duction and Marketing A-lmlnis- of trees, the ai,Q52,0AH linear
ill far bolter condition than
teaitAp Im th ta1i t a t e a i m nnlntetl gent o l
out th a t soil and crop improve- amount of other soil and "crop * Florid*'#" benefit* from the ag ri
cultural eon*o»-vnllon p r o g r a m
have b « » U rge indeed. anti titer
•will continue to Iw large In .U u
future, for the practice* th a t have
been carried out arc o f more than
tem porary value ttr its »oil anJ
agriculture.
Th# pine seedlings were nlanleiii sub-marginal land ami in nnen m
>aces of farm forest land. Mr. *
FAST S T E P I’KHS' * *
NEW ALBANY, In d , { /» algn on' the courthouse lav
Loasta th a t this Ohio Hlver cl
of
•it more
iisssa v than. ,26,000.
w*|*vw. populatf
| rvpu 141LI|,a1
MADISON. Fla., f S p e c ia ll- hasn't had a traffic fata lity simi
ale of J ft, OOQ pound* of crolalaria April 16, I M L - •
• ____ ■
_________ L _ ' *
seed and nlatiMng of Ufl.010 *(a«h
•ON SECXIND THOUGHT
nine seedlings have >»een high
TOKVP—*tA7 t» Admiral Ktchi.j
lights of Madison. Csv'My a » b
cultural work during the past lu ro Nomura, who was Japan',
few wank*, according to County ambassador ip W ashington who
the Japanese a tta cked Pear l Iftn
A gent W. W. Glenn.
T5- a<IJifi<>n n r _tlvJ ,c r o la la ria [W . if writing “a"im oli about ii
stdd. farm ers also sold 60 bushels fateful negoliutioi
ceded war In. the
Madison F a r m e r s
Sell Seed, Plants
a
s i
I'tfKl jiraxtaul
their
chtcipr*dti<
,
:evi*!-(l tisllrrs. fin
ohnm the
slithered nlxnit in slipper* iiipde
from chamois leather dusters, lied
w ith bright riblmns;
T h e 1 m ajnrlty clomped about
w ith ladlet sk irts nod thick, “ m-ii sibic" brown Jnm l Oxfords, which
had to do duty for school as well.
■And tin e '(ittle child. With gulden
curl* .md voluminous skirts, Kail
the iliyfrayTu *<3»rl:l cnnvas-tnppetl, iujww’solral <■sp.ttlt illcs (bctuii
ill fa..-. I.
A million rub!n*r-*oled shoes
arg.' pctimiroti .Jiy -Ih c Board uf
l u u l a Xur Iwwl .y ear, w hkb should
H p .lk -s liw U M ir t.i Ira liter ones.
but In 'llid meantime iaiiiduh'* |
Ifl tie lands arid Ladies in'lnt
'■ninko do," like everybikly c|«i*.
Slogans have appealed
cocktail shoe***—"have your till
pump* covered fpr the house'
nr “ aew F
"
-darling*
“
Ihr little
kimte
tredrcwim slipper* front your eld
Besides those 'slogans there arc
suprem ely
Irritating
advertise
m ents surh ns:
“Sorry, Madam, hut these a t
tractive *tytr* a re not jour*—
4*t, They *are for riy o rt oaly.
In the meantime w* keep you
U P TO DATE WITH FASHION ."
T he shoe trade serin* to glut-*
"ovir Till! uTiideuiulii f u ir that fuT
rowmif* the shoe shortage Is ns
ad ns ever, even If plastic shoes
With high*heels are promised soon.)
Some fashion w riters have mode |
m atters worse by th? depressin g '
thrtl- tli£_ rguie u T -llic .
S
Miort.ige In shoes s lie tl-H (Amer.
lean 7-!') is that British women’s
feat, never small are growing
even Inresr. Their reasons—bar ! .
work.-ijueues. split sojjv, and m o re.
w alking In "utility" flat heeled!
C’Xfords pmt wooden soled clog*. |
-T h e London housewife, glaring
deje.tedly at the shop notices *av • 1
Halt -Ues only” as stm
ineut- on cold November moms
, i not made to feel any
b e tte r by the thought that as she
stands her feed lire spreading
Guarantee
1f th e Reynolds IqtoriintioiittL
Pen fniln to write during 2
years a fte r the day of purchnHP, retu rn ft to W ptUh htuI
we will immediately give you
n NEW PEN !
W RITE 2
O T l M M I — It KOI I. ATI M l
r p n l r l s a —■ l l r tu n r f ltla H ln a
IfA I, IAsTIM UIIAT ,
U nit
ilr-h * ltl« a
I'rHHiel A l i i p e r l * l l l r s
tV H lr
* I.U II1 IT II* .
WOHLDH T(NEHT
'BOATH
30 MimIcI* - frnm Rawbaat*
Onlhuard* • Bun about* • Crab
dee* |o 60 foot Yacht*.
E ic lu slv r PT Hull Design ef
H iggins |Ma*llc1ied Handed I’lyMnod. 60 H I', to Twin 300 H P.
wollnr nr diesel power.
vel Riding - Dry • Haf* on
T urn* • Soft Riding • Bhallow
D r a f t - Exceptionally Heaw orthy.
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- AVAII.ARI.E BOON
W rite nr I’hone tin iCollcet
f o r further information and
p iiu rll) order Informatlnn.
Including stand in natural
silver color . . peiut in bliwk,
blue, Erucn, red or natural
silver color.
.
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R u a ra n te e d
fillin g
to w rite 2 y c » r»
•
never nmudRcs or nmcunv—no biutK r need
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this! You can go to the remotest ice floe in the Aleutians wt
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leaklnx
has never been heard of. You can stay for two whole yea
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makes an txelUnx Ri/t to r 3ny octsston
this veritible camel of a pen Von’t ask for a drink Tha
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made by Reynolds International of ChicaRO
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feUil T»n a t the end of 2 years for
. RANSOM - IIIL1NOBOAT CO. INC.
Phone 3SI6
331 B. Beach'St.
DAYTONA BEACH
Buy. this Rei-nolds International pen tomorrow, JunUaiy 24,
don’t Yiir it again until January 2i, 19481 Here is- the fa
*
atomic ora, miraculous fountain pen that yotlve read
heard about, wondered a b o u t, waited for! Imagine .'a i
^UTKftsr and the
A K R E L L ’S ARABE PKG. STORE.
,p ro “ d
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would be enough to make you'storm Wert’s door, flood
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Jewelry Store, deluge Werts with catfs to buy this pen. I
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unplete s to c k , r p -
Buck^ Hogrers baby has-more tripks upt ite itfeevlFlt writes
stratosphere at 20,000 foot altitude or higher without leal
will write pn cloth ...under water. And you get the handsor
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Y* JANUARY 23, 1M8
T H E SANFORD HERALD, 9 ANFORD;1FLORIDA
Rearly 2 Million
Boys To Celebrate
Big Three Divided DEFENSIVE ACE
/
Remaining VesseLs /
Of German Fleet
■ NEW YORK CITY. Jam T>3.
(Speclkll—Nearly-two million. Buy
Scouts, Cub-Scouts. Senior Scouts,
and their adult leaders throughout
tha United -States will commemorate Boy Scout Week, which b ifin s
L1aV, 8,
U and
awil continues
ataallnuai through
llit-iiiiLsh
Ktb.
LONDON, Jatt- 23, t/lb -T u Du
iM rtnr. have coma th e. spoilt of
N atl *empower* Britain. Hu*.is
and the United States have divid
ed the German Fleet am inn them
on a >hare-and-share-alike basis.
Amounting to more than 17U0
vessels and 30 subm arine* every
Combat unit hn* - Rone to Ibe
victorious big three. •
vsnee, which marks the 30th anni
versary of the founding of the
movement In A m irlee, le “fk o u u
I W ir ■
annndnerd tliiii the Tcr.tb Arm y
t u rp s
in MUii'-i rn * It r y ji.u
I s la n d .
Hill In iniirtiv.it?ii' mi Inn. 01, ,
ntid Mgli (mini -neir -tilt home fur x
divthui uti he
Tenth At my .
A British sri-rcr
tiiiin inerchanl fleet also "
divided .up la te r ., a Ithou nil fish
ing vessels will not be taken, A
n-power communique disclosed
that the decision in
liftm an
Each
the rotmlam Conference.
______
nation gels ten submarines^ F.ach
tu g -th re e shares what is di-fl
ly>j>-ctul3CJS.-i{ll - ileatiuytOA—and
otiietiii hosts. 4rt torpedo ships,
and t,07V other units, including
minesweepers and hsibm pat ml
>nt t Ic*
The Boy ScouU of America ha»t
.m a te d
a MWorld ^ rlg n Jsh ly
Fund* ami nearly t'%n9NUIio:i
members have been lnvited**nu
urgrd to contribute voluntarily tf
d t.—Through - th e -fund.-Scoot -As
sociations in lands ravaged durinj
World W ar II are being helped U
rebuild their organisations.
At
Bon Scouts ami Itadsrs In 7t
different lands.
AM t i ^ ’.ost-AVar World
Many Boy Scout^Trupps, Cut
Packs, ami Senior 8coet UitiU
will mark Boy Bcout Week by
contributing, to the fund through
local Boy Scout CouncUa.
National Executive Hoard of the
Movement authorised the M orld
Friendship Fund, believing it can
make u dtfinile contribution to
the post-war world, since boys
dedicated to the Scout ideal* of
tolerance! friendliness, and demo
cracy, may be the leaders of the
world of.tomorrow.
Many Troops nave contributed
from the money canted by salvagItig wests paper, while others
m am m a in nutdi i turn.
In J .i| an. ii.i-tin A i.de, tt .
FOLLOWING A CONFERENCE w i|h ten high-ranking naval officer* In Washington. Navy Sccrelarv James V
S'l dispositions
ill IWldlincis and
-swi s.
„ • d ss.llt.
___ for
A ..this picture.
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r< r ^ l a l Miiourttcd lUtfl fleet
posed
with tko.
the conferees
Shown
seated
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H J W - , VJc*' Adm_D, c - Hornsey, vice-chief of Naval Operations; Fleet Adm. Ch&lcr W. Nimlu. chief of
Nava Operations; Seeretat y Forie»tal; Assistant.Secretary of the NaVy John Sullivan: and Adm. C. P. Snyder
Gs^nnr o;.-'StiU1‘l'f'.* In 'lllP *am c orflrr *re R eir Adm' K* w- Burrough, General Planning*
Group, \ Ice Adm,.F, P. Jhetuian. Drmity Chief, Naval Operating*; Vice Adm. W. IBP. Blandy LFCNL) special
A d T ’w ' s ' r
| ‘i ^ n D' nr' ld^ ’N0 P « * ^ n c ir v ic e Adm. R. L. Connolly. DCNO AdminislraUonfvifw
Adm..W. S. barber, DCNO Logistics, and Vice Adm. A. W. Radford, DCNO A lrr (/nfernalionafSotindphote)
pony on
u f .\ii\AJ
l-'nitr1 1
imtrtdrd i
the u n i
\kJEStee*4 CosJFCGG k jc£ Ofi l>eb‘e>j<;
t d a P I >W
P iiiu .-E u g cn
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Short Say9- Alej&N ee d e d 'V Dec., 1941
t
,_____ MTE - L. sC-
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2d M l .
The Pearl Heritor lu vest leal lug
.
'Committee resumed its- .me-ilInmic
r*L
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of _____
Major llrlin
— id W alter -I'. L y l
Short today.- when th
ther fututpr
fot liter
ltd or in
told
h fm y tco
, .in
. , me
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... Hawaii
.
• he com m itter that he expected
'V ~ (2 AV-t AId A4p GHACP 3 F
Washington either t» order an
alert in li'41 or give him suffi
I*4 p i A * W S i3 A b tv iM t J A i ,Lcient information to onler it
T ^ A -A .
himself.
h
Short recalled that in June,
in to . General M arshall had sent
tnony offered it previous invest?.
order* for an alert to
Ratins by .Major (ieuetai ilaye*
1 Jan command when
attack on' the island*
K r o n e r uli,, o n * ch ie f of m telA__cominiltee Colins
w jibl Hgence m It* 11. In the U**tiniony.
K aufm an,, suggested
from Kroner mid that when he; prrconditions had chm
rahall pared estnnnlo* of the world milt
j 1940 to .IP 11. and th
frrat* ' t a r t d fuatintt ttr NoVemitet. 7911
- Aiinl liern TWillgrii tcr-i
i,mul he via- not given the benefit *•f
MI N ISIS’.
Im
Cl reliance on his fieli
,|i„t informal inn gleaned I mill inter \lmut nil) Mnvme
^e*. To thi*. short i
ru in eepled Japane-e rode nte--ag r- mid ,i f. .. bun bed
eruditions also rit(|Uii
e of The onUmatc. Kroner said, run
Uoluruaril U.oniJ
A reliance on the perb
Stuff tnlned no mention of ( *n i p«-->tblr
,
the duties of the tie
i , I (111tit 'V ••tf| I It* I If \
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R ic h a r d
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W lT lE N e R A K e p ,
5001) Marines To
Return From North
China Very Soon
continue as lung
sea* needs aid for rebuilding.
The Boy Scouts of ths Philip
pines, for many year* a p art of
the Boy Scouts of America, and
now an independent association,
has received a shipment of Scout
supplies and fl2,MKk, Ten thou
sand dollars of. ths fund, earm ark-
-^HOT AND KUltirfn t np t^’r^ntmvn,
vi . ' hi i two
;• ■ ! 4. Mi •.
k a L'Httiwt re n t I lisiri»*»i, i»iit
(lauscripl
c
the in ir lit if ho had Vunn'ii s l u t 'ha*1**'
■' l»wvtn>g
lesli- wa* in the Japanese message - tcpiiiem eiit*. 1 In ■
Regulation
FOOTBALLS
FOOTBALL
ULADDER9
PUNCHING BAG
BLAODEIIS
VOLLEY BALL
BLADDERS *
BASKETBALL
BLADDERS
.108 EAST FIR ST ST.
(Vi IUottk E ast of I'.O.)
memorial to the lute Gemftul Tli
vml |n every city and town and
odorc Roosevelt, a Vice President in nearly cv-rv village and hunt
of the Boy Scout- **f Ame lie at l«( in t l n ^ nation. Since Teb. N,
the tlins of his death in
liDO, when the lb*y Scouts of
naody, wlut took a deep jH-isotlltl Aiiier'eo
was
incorporated nl
interest In the progrt-o
Washington, D. C\, more Umn 12,pine R o u tin g while Governnr j bOO.Cno men and Itoys have been
General of the isiaml*
Tft Scouting, Tin- active meitth
shiit today i, more limn IJISBJiPtt
Seek Kx-Scuuls' Uniform*
A special effo rt t* being made Cub Seoul*, Jlo y Scout*. Senior
during Boy Scout Week, and the Scouts, and a lu ll, volunteer lcatlrest of February, to call on form er*.
er member* for Scout Uniforms
Hundred* of form er member*
and accessories no longer needed. will gather nt Troop ReunionV,
Each Scout donor has been a*kod which thi* year, in many case*
to include Ida name mid address mean* returned Scout I.eadcrs mi l
on the I’lpiipmvnt. Friendship* Sen ink Scinit* mastered nut of the
that may be formed, it is fell, armed fo u r- It V estimated tluiL
will contribute to the world-wide one-quart et of t h e men in the
understanding.
armed fone* u e ie mtei lioj
The Scnut* are seeking Boy S m u t s
Scout shirts (without badgcsl,
T h e r e will I*- D istrict I’m Lurk
hats and cap*. knnrU, neckerchief* Dinnei*. and Scout Itallie*. bring
and slides, lanyard*, belts, stock ing together many Cub Seoul*.
ings, and shoes. Scout equipment Boy Scout* and their parent*. In
being collected for shipm ent over this way parent* get to know
seas Includes axes, knives, mesa more about the Scouting pro
nui i ri
navri
gram s, the boy* with whom tb?ir
sleeping (tags, tentp, Imgles,
sons work hnd I'lrty, and th e high
typo of volunteer leaders that uie
kit*, signaling flag*, whistles, and attracted n, the movement.
Scout literature.
Iterna contributed in the oastsrn
C O N V E N T IO N O P E N S
half nf llpi United Stutck will laJ A C K S O N V I I . I . K . J a n . kM. id 'ishipped to count ric» of Kurope T h e H l l b iiu m ial n i r e U n g o f Die
while - m nletial colic. Ini in the F l o r i d a l l a p t i * i r o i iv i - i i D o n u p a i u s l
w estern half will go to Die Thitip- t h i * a f t e r iio(ui
M ore
than
a
pines and China.
The World t h o u s a n d miM-**iigoi* a n d v i s i t o r s
Friendxhlf Fund wilt defray hit a r e l i n e l o a l l e m l t h e t w o - s l a y
shipping cost*.
' w sem bty,
C iu t-tam iln g
ch u r-'i
NaDonwidc Ob*»rvsnre
l e a d e r s a i e l i - n d o n Dm p r o g r a m .
Boy Scout Week will bo nbscr-
Inclement Weather
Has Little Effect
On Racing Fans
M MiWI.OD. Jan. 23, <S|h
r mli inclement weather will have
III tie effect oil the com fort of
fan* at the Sanford-OrUudo K=nthe grumUland is
sufficiently enclosed to keep nut
chilly wind*, while the betting
t iidilock is ipnde pleasant by Die
plant's excellent beating faelllllrSec. Lew Arnold ha* given fana well matched eight race ran i to
night. Better titan u*iml uinteriai
i- limning in the second ra c
which Is the first half of ths dally
double, and while tic will no dount
be haul pushed, Daniel looks a* if
he imild take the event, to lie up
with Tipsy Girl III the third ip
complete the cnmhiimlio*. In the
rventh and fca tu ir race,
• iipeHl entries will give fan*
Q IN EVER INCREASING
!!ip rarn iirJ
v NUMBERS
Homrp of Ihr Nun\liinr Nrnirp nr^nQ S r f i J i z i i l i o n «hu hair hern spr+ttrr-hi I’f
romiafi bad lo niitiaa life, rnmini! had l'i r r w "
IhHr jib of rmirring Saoxhinr Srrviir.
\ti Ibn'rp |>a]j|j lo hr at jonr sm iir oorr again. Iiiifiji)
Iloaloii Italic. U n i l r Hope, H l t u t ' i
t o w n . H o o k ed , Unlit T i l c h .
10 again hriomr jour nfF^ITon aBfrdloHTiflZFnLtrappy
11 gfl bad info prair limr wavs and |irair liim* lik
ii (be (Dniinuailirs llirv loir anil arr hrlpiu? In linild.
Faartk H arr—t'a la r llr i v
L L S IZ E
Four Burner and Oven Control.
Very low priced for this high Quality Range
NOW ON H A N D !
El e c t r ic
luhotaU I t c l , laoly Hlll-I..
T u f f , ' 8 r n tUHt, 11*11* • Urt. J i t m
Jlarr.
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H taln lrla H a r d
L'ootlr, i l a l l a n t r i i o t a . g « 4**ii.
Jln i i t i
H lil, Trie.* It.**
I ro u b le F c a l u r s . T a r t . m IS
t l i t ll H are—K u larltri
l a w tN tv ts H a r d
Ml*. I 'l n o k r * . r . m l o r . i l c l ll«n,
III ytalHju.* tl>*>
lin n . Hlorh ion
I’rlitr. H llv rr Dir*. § e » l l ) M»lua>X r t r a l k H a r r —V a l a H o i
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t.U rb ) t 'l b ll, t*S • Ii In I, I fill.|r. Ill.il.d
Yrs, it's good (o hr bad...it's good lo hair prrsrmd
Ihe Ihiogs and Ihr way of lifr ihrj are roming b id
l o . . . and lo livr in a Bauflfl in which Ibr.liail ul
opporlunily is measured unit In Ihr rvlrnl of srniir
io cur's fellow man.
i*. d itttk lt licir* i
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IS THEWE GOLD^
IM V A i m ^ w
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LIM IJED SUPPLY O F
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spot heater;
Company Mtnktrs Hive
Now Returned from
The Armed Servicer
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The Sanford Herald v
New Gadgets
’’KASRUf
: |kltkU .k>4 la1*’!##*
h ik lU k H Ball* «»***«'
Many new and hitherto unknown device* are already
■1 ~
M l » t « l t r at
-•<■
la th n li, f ltr ilt
beginning to appear in the market*, despite the dlfficultleti
t i l MaaMlIa A»*bb*
K a l m l a» •»,•»<( rla*« atallwr of the production. Many more will make their appearance
O ritk tr ST. Mil*. M Ik# P- b! Olflrti jUBt n« noon a* labor difficulties pre“ nettled and factory
at aaatarW. t'latlAa.’aatlrr lb* Art
Wheel* begin to tu rn again.
Df raaarr** ■( N arrk.lk lt»T.
Hid you know th at the radio watch I* the very
~l»0!.l.iw t> I- IIM It”
IMilat
latent thing? These, according to th e H om tt-lnstitotc, are
liUHiHik in :k b
*
—Invites You T o-
PLAY GOLF
New Greens
Improved Fairways
Modernized Clubhouse
H a M Iff
and can ba installed without anchqriny to the floor haVQ
been announced. No special base is needed becam e these
machines have a »elfc-leve|ing device th a t autom atically a d
ju s ts them to uneven floors. Overall washing tim e has been
reduced from 45 to 26 in this new model. A fluffing, operatlon, which separates the, clothes so th a t they c a irb c re
moved from the w asher individually, and the use of less
»"* »«*■ ;; ..... —i..... - hot wa te r are additional features.
a llr ra lt la a B.ra.b»r at Tba .. . Class-doored fireplace -shields”are cofTsFructed Sff t h a t
AaaaalalaO »*ra«a mbIHi la a trla - sparks, dirt, tiumes euid smoke can 't get Into th e room b u t
altalr filM W to Iba a a r far I f .
aBblirattaa af all
a'*BBtrli*w heut tan. The fram e is made' of brass or copi>er and the
rrrMlita ta ll ar aal .IW o ila r doors arc mi/de of specially-treated glass th at will "with
araWllatl la Ibla M**r a a l olaa
Iba laaal, arm . a»blUb»0 brrrla. stand 650’F. The shields can be installed by nnyone and f it
All rights la rraabllrttllaa al »*•»- any standard.coal, wood or gas fireplace. Draft-control is
alal alaftalrbaa M rtU . l t ' .«•••
aar»*o.
_ .
__ __ g_____ regulated by Allding'doova a t the base of this novel fixture.
-^TFuel tablets of wax used by__our combat ‘troops for
WBIIN |SV>AY, /A N . S I. IM «
inM ^vvifaM ^T iw S^T obA r -cooking and illum ination are now **wr1Tlftn -Hem. Each
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TH ER E I CHEAT
JOY IN AN tablet U 'about the size of a yeast cake and will burn from
HARMONIOUS: ■L IF S r ‘ MAKE 10 to 16 minutes. Campers will find them useful for cooking
YOUR L IFE A .O T M P IU W V JW and househoiders^wUl kindle fire* w ith them . —
v
T U N E WITH T U P IN FIN ITE:
C hildtW s phonographs have been made to resemble n
T h * e e ~ th ln a » h » v » l • apokan th a t
f f T tuym
it*9
V* with- jrmiv-John morry-go-round. And /higy d o ,g o round .and. round as r e
IS:
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rin ' a r ee v, piN
y«j. Tt nhe
c nsurface,
u n n e e , udecorated
ccum m i w
win»
iu t^ i >
cords
played.
ith Jnursery
Ifn carousel-tyite horses, is scratchPr.Ifd.nt Trumoa i» pl.nnlnit I rhyme characters ridtng
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NOKTirnXKOTA CERTIFIED
. RED BLISS
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SEED POTATOES
>Ve have ju st received a carload
Also a complete line
Tuxedo Feeds & Armour’a FerU liier
Make our S tore your Store
O T
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HUNT’S
I-
TUXEDO FEED
1-: t
m
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FOR YOUR AUTOMOBILE!
the m arket soon. It consists of a single or double hot plate.
A coffee-maker ring, which can bo placed in a groove on the
hot piste- converts th e grill Into a coffee-mnkeY. A plated
wire holder can be uttfudicd to th e-rim of the coffee ring
T h . P m id .n t’* budeet m n iiM for a toaster. A grill plate, when placed over the coffee
m TM
'fd .ra l d .b t brewer ring, converts th e model Into n grill. Probable price
th . federal
tu a a t.U mthat
•t
A
duead-by • 7.
T. billion tlol- .witL-be;$i2.06:
trdu
Jwill
I L "b . IMT.
Taka
thaftW
;
T
ftll
U
•: lara In .tm
Clotheslines that will m fttrust, corrode or ro t are made
.. W.
of
plastic.
They
have
a
velvety-smooth
surface
and
can
be
■tMl
worker*
h*v.
lofned
■b. • .ta
^he m . a f ' p c k m . the eleetrle elenned enstiy by wiping with soap and water.
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w
orker»,_ tna farm Mulpmant
Pressure cookers th at provide the Inst word in safety
Worker* and th* automobile work
JUST SOME QUESTIONS
er*, in • n*Uonwid. »lrlk*. Ho have been dem onstrated. The cooker is constructed so thnt
, r ' huml J u .t on. biz h*ppy t*mily. the top will not pop open while there is still pressure
' BY MALCOLM W. BINGAY,
r* . D etroit Free I're*.
inside. Locking of th e cooker is a one-hand operation. A
Seeing where tbe Me**! Garden
Of all the left-wing w rit* :;, ling a . there I. the p re i.n t com.
'
fa r-lsuui»K » Csm.lIU Show thU Quarter of a cup of w ater is all thnt is needed in cooking
Ilf
among
----- the m aker, of
‘ w n k make* U« wond.r whether vegotnhles and nil vegetables con be cooked a t the same Thomas L Stoke* I*, In my t» o t, petlllon
th . mrwt intelligent and ronacldh- ■utonioblle., th e cantum cr it pr*n
V thC r.'W tn b . s Gower show in pressure. .
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t l o u c i l a I* t h . ’ .an eat aouthpaw tecte*l. lie get* the product at
"B ah ford UlU y e a r —N o f t h a r we
Tiles of plastic a re now In production. They wlll como in durk. in the pond. I t . never le t' the loweat po .iib le price, In keep
h a v . anything to diaplay. he*pi i g our g ra ta cut take* all our nine marbled and nine solid colors. Two types, one for floors hi* paaalonate .ym pathte. fo r the ing w ith profit*.
time. But we alway* enjoyed with a stain finish and one for walls With a high gloss, arc underprivileged overheat hi* head.
If one company fail* to main
thn flower .how* they u*edt .to being produced. These plastic tiles have a feel sim ilar to
8o, when Tom O o .fln g .ra on U ln Ihl* low price U lot.* it*
hU typew riter an vxpliination of! m a rk e t
havT> would like to ***
rubber and will resist acids ami alkalis; grease and fluids
again.
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of any kind. Their natural sheen will not w ear o ff so th a t
T h . S tate Democratic Execu t h e y require no waxing. The floor tile can b e laid on a n y ;
largest In tb# world. To keep that
tive Committee ha. ruled that
h .L l . 7 Ireport#
„ h Vi:;,
p u « down
cement a n d will not rot. When m oist, J, stoke*
th a t ,k“
th# b an c P
f
fIn uHcompetitive
T mar-’
henceforth aegroe* will b# a l smooth floor, wood
to lh»‘.
t h a T wage*
^ a w and"
a ^ ' p prW*,
r i c ^ jr
U
th a Hneel -mechanicw) brain*
they
encourage
gripping
rather,
than
slipping.
I
,M
U?
*»
lowed
t«
vote
in
Democratic
fiftid - -W
rt'A itlevk*-w vrp tlrown tfttd the
mu»t‘ be i Im I up with profit*. main#**, lei develop (he techni
rqariei. To whet clien t
!
"both In the interest! of the b
P ra .ld .n t Trum an call* for a
two million man piaca tlm . Army.
C'onyr.ts ahould b a r . actal upon
th a t bill .1* month* into.
K!;
'
5%
m
VIsitorH From The Sky
At
Not all the world's dangers are somebody’s fault. ThU
_ lately, when
j
was proved
a m eteorite Ian^ K l n a busy Rot-xtenlnm street, fortunately injuring no one. Dutch officials
reported th a t the meteorite, upon landing, broke Into th re e
pieces, each about 18 Inches long and three-quarters of an
Inch thick. T h at would have made a considerable Impression
landing oh a human head.
| *
Meteorites, fragm ents of m etal from the outer
atmosphere, have been hitting th e earth since the beginning
of tfme. A king of the ancient H ittitea _In Asia Minor
speaks of possessing “black iron from heaven.” The m ost
Bi
famous example Is undoubtedly the K aaba or Black Stone
.
of Mecca in Arabia, revered as sacred by Mohammedans,
The biggest known landed In Greenland and weighs 3(1
.
and one-half tons. The United S tates has a lot of meteoric
‘
craters, the largest being in.Canyon Diablo, Ariz, Its rim
!* 4,200 feet across and the hole la 600 feet deep.
But th e m eteorite that m ade th e m ost Impression
.T he Seminole County grand on the earth in recent times is qne th a t struck* Siberia in
'y rap* "unauthorised gam* June, 1908. So violent was its im pact th a t a train 400
ng" and calla upon law enforce* miles away had to atop for fear of being derailed. All
rnent officer* tb enforce the law.
"W hat I* the dlffereneet". Mine- trees within 60 miles were blown fla t, and all living objects
one a*k», "between gambling on within several miles were killed.'This sounds a good deal
the *to . race* and buying bollta like the atom ic bomb, and proves th a t w hatever man does,
‘ Uekata” Well; the form er i» le
g al, made *o by tpecUle vote of nature can rival, or surpass, Had th e m eteorite fallen five
the people; the la tte r Is *g»in»t hours latere, tlWrft would have boen one of the g reatest
th e law whteh th e law. enforce- disasters in h istory; for the rotation of th e ea rth would
rfflent officer* are »aorn to enforce. have made it h it Leningrad.
•
IT the people w ant to m akt hot! In
®
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■
Sad Report On Germany _ _
- th e people neadw agatoet It
old be enforced.
reveal* th a t' Ilaty-tw o for.ufcerrutoel*. pitianU , cured
f their dl*ea*e a t .the S tate Tu* tele Sanitarium near Or. and than tS ln e d by th a
tional Rehabilitation Service,
able to earn laet yeer a
iT iS kfd ssas
i,7« n - • |
In -re-'
.to heelth « tn
to hoW a job la
j
rto rld a S tate Ooard le
a tough Mm* * * 4 * *
n to operate, new th a t
over and m en', mind#
w o rk e r.an d UAt com unter"; th at
here to- developing "another *neclee of government Intervention
comparable to aome of the more
nolablp In the naat."
’
"T he union," he ajty*. “ I* aeckIn r *; g reater ahara in decliioni
ot the putines* affecting ‘ It* in............................
..........
lereeU. This to the........
real.....
l#*ue.
que* of ma»» pToductlon, By thl*
»y*tem tbe prw lktlon of Henry
Lord ha* come true: the motor
car to a poor man'* necfmiUy and
not n Hen man** luxury.
Now, btcaue* the** bratn* were
hired to keep price* down Bnd
production up. there evolved the
Bla Three — the ato n ti th a t Sur
vived white hundred* of othere
Vp-i
-*1/1
lU
r « rit
a
AAT.
i*
•> m &
••*
Installed Floor Mata
$8.00
Installed Seat Cover# 112 & 115
Complete Units
Sealed lleam Adapter
$7.40
Radio Batteries
$5.95
“ Henry” Wax Job
*5.00
Be sure |^ jre| with Pure
E ngland?"
. From where then, will th e
inilialivo come which bn* kept
aliue the coinpelitien which cre at
ed thla indu*tvy?
~ Itn* unyluBly ever known n
governm ent >to run n hiuine**
th a t haa ever created n |rrnfit T
■Twice In it* brief hiatory Genrr.nl Motor* hoa failed under bad
management. I t the clement o f
copipetilion i* aboliahed. nnd the
lure of brain ami initiative re
moved, will the cniMumer have ua
good a car a t a* low a figure?
If under some new manasiemenf General Motor* ehuuld lo*o
it* efficiency and thereby lose
money,, would the . Government
decree th a t the ‘w orkorf. would
jwvve- to ,,ta k ei n . fiit in
fe
help meet the loeiea?
t
I* the new plan a ayetetn in put
a .penalty on success? The uniy.
nlternallvo t> thnt I* government
in England."
T hat
owperahip—
“ Jn
our expanding
m*on# the erfat
Wonomv. the death uf Indivldusl
initiative, and .atote rngimcntu*
tion.
SEMIN 0 LE T IR E SHOP
0700 - 2400
201 North Park
Phone 37
rrs
in th e
BAG!Y e^ w het^w e Return your
aI
|fd dlMheH to yen they’re
completely r e s t o r e d
ref
their
frcfthne^H.
Clothes last"
*
cleaned often.
SHE OUGHT, TO UK GOOD
Tha worker*, s* arr eronomic dn‘ttj faded.
^ 4 A ltf.M E li> . VL, (/4n—Unlike
„ , T hree slan t * are fed by thou*. mo»t little boy# and girl*. Hulh
h»»na>>»|at .Inrorma
(Ion about profit* and juice*. . . , «nd* of other companie* which Kew didn’t stop going to Sunday
Labor mora of a partner I n . In- make part* fo r them. Here a n l n school when »he grow u p . H i c m i - |
duatry.
.
i the competitive eyetem ha* full ly the Federated f h u n b rew ard-,
" I t muet properly be con*id^ J away. Brain* m utt create the cd her w ith a WbtL- for not m iss
errd ay aln tt. the background p f ! technique* to meet the market ing « Sunday school meeting for
th* graduel Intervention of the deatand*. Tha price qf brkln* and IB years.
v erni^^mof the people on b e -; initiative
government
profla.
_______I*..tw
ftti
But, If the Government’ thall
If of tbe people and atoo In the
*ev th a t thaee profit* m int deter
light of r . " ! happening
England.
gov#era*. mine the wage *ca|e, what .hap
There
merit I* taking aver bade Inrloe- pen* to the leaser companie*
W t i f 1 . , . ,.w
■ ,■ which cannot effort! *uch pay
Thl* I* a atrlkc, then, not rateeT Are their worker* to work
■o much nvar a wag* acale, hut for leae p a y ? - O r will th e Gov
.
for th e acceptance by induetry of ernm ent eubeidiie them T
a new economic-political philoaoCan the G raham -i'nige Com
y . , . "In the light of w hat 1* pany affo rd to pay tha aame rate
— baaed on profit* — th a t tho
ppenlng in England."
General Motor* pay*?
m a t I* tociallam.
*
If *mall companie* — th* backThU may be, a* it* propSat*
roclaim, tn r new ordtr. It may hjno t f American industry — are
c luperior to tha caplUIUtio forced to meet auch wag* rates,
■yetem. T hat to not the point. If wilt they not be crushed out of
buleneas? When th a t .tim e come*
(net to the i**ue
will n ot the Big Three have
proponent* of it
• complete monopoly of th o ,
■urMMjBBQp
Stoke* *ay* th a t It to In the trad e? And. w ithout competition,
,
4rfAF,«
Interest of t h. e . worker and the m em ?
yifeei 'ifi
consumer." Let u* drop th* con.
Will the.buathes* then be taken
a t}i'/
IM
turner out o f ; consideration. A-* over by the Government—"a* in
V U 'rM -. f l
* r . ..bit •->-
original
to
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LANEY DRY CLEANING CO.
110 E. 2nd
Phone 465
C
__________________________________ __________
r
e
S
“Before I visited Germany”, says Dr. E duard C. Llnde-
W hether or not It pay* to *P#nd mnn, profeasor a t tho New York School o f Social Wurk. ” 1
■yer*e money on health and
lUonal program* for tna did not realtee What would happen to a m odern nation if
t sDepartment
a a r aofu Education
sys
.
,J^ * ^ J E P h r.~ 2 n d Sanford
I'hone 258
« trip t a Fh»rM«, Sooner or l a t .r • p r o o f a n d w a s h a b le .
they all com . ta thU »ut».
m t Four-purpose is a two-unit electric grill th n t will be on
move will benefit the public will
depend In large m .a .u rt upon th e
calibre of the men evoking *fflee. If they begin making *‘pn»mieea” which they can t potelbly
fulfill In order to lure negro aupp o rt, the neiroea themeelvee may
b* the first In regret th# rights
they have *o recently »on,
______ a.
Although hnurty w age. In Ihl*
country are higher today than
before In the nation". W»tory.
the nation'* "real Income"—that
U , the relation of average income
to average price*—actually drop
ped HI cent# during the year. In
other word*, If you are making
the earn, wage* today th a t you
m ade one year ago. In term* of
actual |urchaMng power you m e
about 20 percent wor*e off. Every
tim e a man *|ulti work, whether
because of a strike or for aome
othnr rekRtin, It means a aalnry
out, in term* of "real Income".
Ed lev y - W hltner, Pro.-Mgr.
Phone 2602
t«rl< aL
IkM kt.- raaa.allaaa ana aaiiraa
aalartalaiaaala far Iba
■*
ralala* lk a l» mill ba rb ararl ta r
at raaalar t l t t n l t l a i ralra,
■la la a l bew.aaa*» llrparjaaia^
tltaa. la a . raatraaal. Tba Il.raie
^la Iba aallaallT IM I bT M W HIU U
Cltfkaaa ata BtalNtMlnrO la tba I• r«aat • Hllaa la tb* ra a a lrr mllb
ariaHpal baa4a»aHrra la ' fcl'-"B“
m
■*., -
THE StSMkNQLfe COl!lNTRY CLUB
midget pocket radios! which promise to givte t h ^ fnne of
day, w eather reporta and sp£t news items. About half th e
a r n a i iiii*Titib iiATt:a
r«r*kl* la l l t a a r t
it so s ite of a package of cigarettes, some of these radios will
■r 1'trtl.r, wttk
.11 Im» battery operated and others will. bo plug-ins for desk
Oaa Maatb
Tbraa Maatha
and table use.
bla Maatba „
Oaa Veer
Automatic washing machines, th a t have no- vibration
\ Rm I H m
"
.
r>WEI>NE8PAYy JANUARY 23$ 1916
TIIK SANFQWrt W K R «r4^lV A N F m tI)._FL O ni0A
m i i wi M i i j f ij.MH.it ...... >»>B»
:
'
you eliminated all Its sensitive, hum ane people. The de
generates rule tho eountry. When thla goea on for ilk or
eeven yekrs the effect on the population Is completely de
vastating.”
No encouraging signs of democracy were found bX
Dr. Llndemiuv In eith er the schools o r th e churches. G er
man teaching m ethods are either antiquated o r Nasi, He
found a, classroom th a t displayed a m ap o f th e universe
■howlng Berlin as its oehter.;
*
The children will play a specially im portant p o rt in
determ ining Germany’s future. The b irth rata , accordlnrfjbo
thla report, rose th re e per cent under th e H itter regimeConsequently an unusually Urge p a rt of th e popuU tlo& 'il
under 2 1 ,'
t
i ':-v .. :
Maybe th e children can Ite m so m e th in g ,B u t a protengC
ed occupation may be neeesnery as a visible rem inder of who
won the war.
,
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HOME T O W N N E W S
WHiel
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Balancing
Take advantage of
UNRATIONED GAS
UNRATIONED TIRES
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T H E S A N F O R D H tf f tA L D , S A N F O R I). F L O R ID A
Hi llMMIIII I l l J n l ) U W HI .........................I ■■I ■I '■... I...........
HI m il
,.! ■■ i m - .
Southside Launches. *■j
-- Old Clothing: Drive
iMissionnries
Mrs. J. P. Cullen, president of
the Sauthside P.T.A^, announced
today that only clean clothes in ,
usable condition are w anted in
the clothing drive which began
today for the under-privileged
K opje of war ravaged countries.
is clothing II. to be brought ta j
the Kouthxhie school by the stu- j
dents nml given to the teachers
who will in turn sort it, being
assisted by the members of the
P.T.A.
->
Children's clothing 'h a s been
specified as baing desirnb/e hut
any clean clothing en unslile
dition— wttt tw welcomed.'drive which began today will cori
tinue through Jan: 26.
1 Tbc Annual Missionary Conven
tion of the Christian nnd Mission.
Speak
=. ^
S o cia l C alendar
Rehearsal Supper Is
GivenBy M;S. Wiggins
P e r s o n a Is
\t
Wi l l
Tabernacle
■nry \IJIancc of Hnnford
held mi tiu- Talw-mutle
.Saitfitr l-Orlaniiii Hiithiviiy
TKt f l i F r ^ r v I f p
•on Tt'Ui day ntfel.i nt 7: If.
PAGE FIVRi
in w i i i . i.ii. -g.
P . i.M ,
Thno
e public.-iw.-cordially
Invited to at(erid
« te r ‘ all fif>the*#‘ k"un-
meetings.
LEGAL NOTICE
willr \n :M » :\T o f t <*m ii v id >
on the ., . .. * I > • :l•»:i« %i H m \ i , - t i m i
mi Jn:?, i . n w
i im ii i \ rn » \ h f
will
.
'« • .» : < h i m %
»Vbnl..
» t TIJ»- *’’V
*_
THURSDAY
uiitf tiih^-r mitilt »» tviiv^ will lx*
Mr. and M n . M.S. Wiggins
Mr. and Mra. W. A. Griffin
hcM at*lhi* Mime (mure
*p n - i i n t * r i f iiT.ii5.7t
Rcininula Rebecca I-o-lge No. 43 hutioreil Miss Louise perldns and
The itiwttkrr? mt* iiiitaSonarfo*
will meet nt K:00 I*. M. in tliv Mr. Richard Brown la st avsn- spent yesterday in New Smyrna
visiting relatives.
to cully returned from the mis-: (.
.....
i .o .c . f . iiai.
ing at th eir home 1217 Magnolia
•Im fields. Among thc-e is Itcv. ■
,) lHk .
is t .l l t IT
FRIDAYAvenue with * lovely hu ffet sup
li i t e i t Clitliren who With his ym nit nr, *-|illnnirn
The County Council of the per fer members of tha wedding
F ra n k MacNeitl h as re
njfc fb-d Flench linlo-t-ltinn nt
•'■*! «tepnpi«iu,n
__ - 1*1-1*
T.A. ’ will niejt nt the Lyman '« rty after which th e 'g u e sts ra- turned from New Y ork City where
! tiro outbreak of the war and went
Tf *Tr%l
*• •Longwoml.
--------- * a*t --11:00
- - 1A. --M. hanrsi
•arsed fo r the ceremony which she s |« n t two weeks on business. bool,
into lildfng In .th e I’h i/ip tin esJ_______ 1 • i w n i i r n r i
UniLw d .llau aliUis. . «f | 4w- Ton -will—lot m l04wal»ed-tW-~evenlm>Here the Jap* found them* kurtteif .'lumbers Mwirr
federucy w l|| meet Friday a t 3:.T0 nt the Holy Cross Episcopal
their romp, and took them t o j , ,
Verona*It. .MWi.ee
.M iss A llie Lee Rush of Ocala
P. M. nt the home of Mrs. J . M. Church nt 0:00 o’clock with the
/.•uiltkiMKa, A fter « nmttih
Jri | . riH,
J.SIS III
was
the
guest
yesterday
of
Mrs.
Iluyos, 119 West Sixteenth Street. Rev. Mark C arpenter officiating.
!».«»
a to retnovcil to Ihtvnn where tu n e r U aL ilttles
to .is r ia
The Wiggins' home was beautI- It. C, Maxwell,.
The County Council I’.T A . meet
they lu te imprisoned for III nenerat l i m n , ,
- i.m .ii
iii Ily d e c o ra te d 'fo r the occasion'
■JliJf'WQl
months, i L n lo S an'to 'T K m ai for j f n t . Ti.l^i tv o r ii .
Tiff
, tie held dt. 11:O0
. . . . . . A_ M. fully
Mrs. Belle Barnwell of Jack ,
F riday nt the I.yinnn 'Sch o ff In wHh artistic arrangem ents of
„
Cjaudc I . M.mphc" .-ill ;i y In mi <cgnu recital nt the Fir.«i .1, mouths, and afterw ard to ls»*
I’Yrf.vt
jr ii.m lt
|^)ngwmel,
snapdragon*, legustrum , sweet- sonville is spending a week with
_
* Mcthm\j>j Church Sunday n f t r i v , Mi. M utpluec has been, o rg an b l It.mo. I risen for 11) month,. They
t-to >s v v to \ii i-itAi'MAJf
peas,, and gypeophila. The dining Mr. sml Mra. M. 3. W iggins nt \ Mr. unit Mra. H arry Ar W att i }t ,,,p \ i r « t B npli-i C li-u li .n i i . , 1- ■ villr i r tin- past 21 years, | oilt a total of 2a m onth, ill
j S.-, |, i n . lo-n-iirer
MONDAY
room_table was laid w ith n their home on Magnolia Avenue.
Mrr. Kffie Mletke. vis. I »ml i- . n \ |iri-cwt^mguni< I n
1 -mi l it\ nt . i bnnl.i. Hi- rn-it.il* •'s.pnuoa- f ib o it5. Thoir detivi-r■*——»— r’f he —P hiU thrit—4'hrss—rtf—<her^T-T|yivj^' - i • " ' T v-'-t.-r, .1 Wilt.'
-join
W a tt* * -id a te rr
rc-m '
— - g n r s t—P rw byttrian- C h u fv h ' wi l l ' *
Tl ^ i Xi ^ Vh l t r
Mrs.
M.
C.
Slone
has
left
tar
birthday dinner pnd fam ily
g et. *» “ Dr»ni«nt one h ^ . jRiug „ r ,-f h'-- . n n . opip-j-ltpIlL-. T hf* r i - . toj * i - of Toe!tr, I llicir rescue on
W e ft III the home of Mrs, E. D.
. ,1 ^
snapdragons
ami
fem
flanked
by
New
York
City
where
she
Is
GROVER C. DAVID
2';. n ils. Mr. Chtigen will
to-gether a t their home, . IU2H citttl is sp.v.»»iv.cj ,y the Duuul'it*
of Wesley . las* of the cb itcb
lirowtilce. in Hi Palmetto Avenue
ts-|( ol this iltlivormi v. pro-ruling
nt 7 :30 P. M. with M rs. George silver candelabra holding white buying S pring merchandise fur Maple Avenue. Mrs. Mielkc has
tapers.
The
guests
were
served
the
lhirre[|
Store.
IS NOW
,
Muff-it l ns cu-huiteiJ.
7~T" T —
yv I • s *
r* 11
| to tail - nf the rescue.
recently arrived from Mbllette,
'■ ■ ■ -t
Its
*
The St. Munir i Chapter of the from this tab le and seated at
S. I)., and plan* to spend tha
individual
tables
in
th
a
living
u
#
i \ ,i.i lin o fram Iroitch In«I*i»( lun.i,
Friends o f Mrs. Mi A, Calloway winter here.
CONNECTED WITH,
Holy C ross Fpiscopnl ('hutch' will
tneet nt the home of M lssXecelin room with the actual wedding will regret to learn o f her illness
The afternoon was spent sing
a- t i n
f * r•^
| »iiriit | ’J yrnrA *M?rvitiK b i n»UTHE .
Vrahick. Tt l"i il ugn oil a ” A venue! W jY U l" ? ' #otr<1 « «*• ,on* a t the home of Mr. and Mra. J, ing favorite songs and taking
table on the su n porch.
B. Cogbam, 1616 E ast Second pictures. The honoree was pre" tv r l i i v i i e f» *
i paric* tiroler the Christian and
atfcriOO P. M.
PARTS
DEPARTMENT
I
! The individual tables e r f c laid Street.
l > II LSI i i l 0 H l i ^ l l L * I 'J | 'L -.iojijiry. ARini re At the c*7it .
------------------« « i* d I n , U a y rlii’ case as a y
57^
} OF
with white cloths and centered
7 V ' •'!break jtf tbo w ar Jhifll Misjikjtl.
m*jhhiance jif, thr, ocCSsLm.
. :* a. *- ‘t ~
with
small
arrangem ents
of
.Frirnda of Mia* M a r g i l m l
r , TA l.i AH V a-K F„, h a ,
.uf* ■UTmlnil upd- 1*MM.
Those present w eret.M nC T:ffia
sweetpeas and gypsophila- Thu
rig h t wilt re g re t to learn th a t Mielka, Mr. and Mrs. Kay Lee,
STRICKIjANtf- :
, mli \lv.;,,;.K.
is* o-o. h
them *'.uo oppoilum ly *o
J if |
a
a
a t
table fo r.th e wedding p arty was she Is III a t her home, 70S Oak Mr. and Mrs. W alter Trunp, Mrs.
• tale home .(••moi -trillion tTu>-iiT7 De fot Mifoty. Mr. Van H inn
MORRISON, INC.
Is Id with a w hite cloth and cen- Avenue, w ith a n -a tta c k of Infla Mary larrson, Miss Anlys Lee,
i ior I lorida. I nne of tw o “ w o n t- l " l“ ' •
picluye- showing hi* ex
trie d with a graceful bowl con-ienra.
Miss laris Lee. Miss Joyce Mielke
■o , f tin- ■«
Tin * .ervifs- t„ * tltfiic*
•
•
U
K
tnining sweetpeas balancad by t
Vhi»r#T will
wil! ln>
I**' sTTV^fn
«m| Mr. aful Mr*. H arry A. W att.
Florida Airl- a. i Goorgin o g m u l
dl.o.a. e r v / r * Ut
nt t lt«*
while cupid candkttlck* holding | Friends o f Mrs. W. (J. Flemlhg
T ’hruwVh* ThUrWilnV nml FiitU y
Tif I*- l i . i r ' i i j«\ U i i i i i t r n 'i \ i * F a t tit
tall tapers. A m iniature bride will regret to learn that she is
n» if.- in* •*miv i'-iiiit*. T h u i»t h r * fi'i’li*. *i| 7: 45. mi*I nil S tittiln y a t
HAPPY IIIttTIIDAY
■mil gtiHim was -placed in front still mnfliied to the Orange Gen
It Im \ \L* 'll:**0 I* M mul L !■»
h* M i;* . K / ii F i n r t u r . n « m
w it I
of MIm Perkins and Mr. Brown. eral Hospital in Crlando. She'll*
ti»^ i v n u l m i J k ' n i t f hut -------------J um. 22
Those enjolrtg the occasion recuperating from * recent oper
until
ut It* * w i l h llii? F a n u 1
#,
• 4 .
.ware MU* Louise Perkins, Miss ation.
j STv nHv \ilh iin rifftlio ii.
|ttirn m m t t t r * nf KtllV|»c mul A p w .
Jackie Arm strong
Four Central* Florida student*
M artha Perkins, Miss Jessie Dur
\V(jl- C-;. M Floiidit's own
’’Daring her nine years a* *lnt«
den. MIm M artha Brown. Mrs.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lnwjan nnd were am ong tt outstanding Rol
.
.
. Jan., 2d
in MO ,1 'limit ! i iiiinii a g . ut. - ienioioitnUion
.non- ru t iu n agont. she
' ’ ’ •ha*
« inMaggie Jane, have lins college students selected for
J.CJ. Bali, Mra. J.E . Moseley nnd daughter,
n
special
winter
term
cuurxe
to
m ti'-.d-'-M : 'h'I
1.............
- now a m ill resp ectI " ? '*
......................
t
moved from their home in O r
Mrs. Brile Barnwell.
P " Pfc J-ce E..A N uatrong, J r.
at inly control of (he atomic bomb,
- ! I 'til Milnm.-Ity and in tn nu- > " 1 ' 11,1 1
s£ liT c u U w .
Also jXlr. nrtd Mrs. B.L. Per* lando to th eir ranch on Stono It was' announced y esterd ay .'
..........• a r u . "
-av
U, iililofial bv nipmlioi- nt-F oiidu M ate l iAlt tie
___
kins, Mr. and Mrs. John Bolt, Island, n ea r E nterprise.
■:
-a ll,. 1 1dl h o m e d e p a r t m e n t
,ml'
,U'!
‘, U i '
They aru dtannah France, vice I
Mr. and Mra. Edward Higgins,
Iiio|( m‘I -tlonfcxM..
*»tlf©lu*Ol’a' m
10 factfftch
............. . l.-m ...
-Jib.- i,,t4
i,.., bad
u u .v r i .- l nioibw
hm| eiRKiToiful
chairman
of
the
class,
W
in
te
r1
Rev.
llrr,ie
rt
I'
Mr.
and
Mra.
Jo
e
James
of
__________
__
_
.
lingrn,
wl
Slu* .tirt»ttji
.lirt-ctit home
homo ileutofiitmilcitto n itriiw,lM r t . . . .
,*uth
.a aViolin*
.
j
* ,shr
Jr., MT. and Mra. J.L . Ingley.
iliMiimi'
............ il.-( " I * " v um ., if* 'n
th Immc
dcimi"......
. ... riiunl,_.
Rov. and Mra. Mark Carpenter. H srerstow n. MIL nra expected to P ark ; Becky Hill of Maitland, cenily s|H-nt ,, ti*j«j „f -j.
w»»ri 5 ? f tfii* roiiimf'reia! tmn ypi-nl* in 42 n iunU cu. anil
and
William
George
of
Orlando,die
Jitpiiinvw—
prison*,
^ill
arrivetoday
to
visit
Mr.
anil
i-».
m
- a |*4-at - kuni hi*r uMr. and Mra. William- Ball 'and
i-*,.r ,
- ... ,
THEATRES
U Mr. and Mrs. M.S. W iggins. . Mf*. W. M. 8colt n t their home anil Helen Hutchison of S anford, his
.iM'-l h«*r -till*’ ■'t-iff **L *|o*
Robctt Itobtdn*
of Jackson coliteiilnm l(| tin- r-.nii..
120
Elliott
Avenue.
Mr.
Jam
es
F|*»*
•«
ll|
a
VlPt
IM
, ialt-i
hi* hiixi* iitijifiiVf*»| tivinir
Also Richard Brown, Braxton
(trig lit*, I.. 1. ix chan inun. and unit,
||*t lie*ll||*
-lit* *I it i *i m | h f following kniys
Perkins, Jr.. Joe ' McCaslfn. and lx Mr. S co tt's nephew.
Margaret
Russell
of
Cum
bridge,
j
UilM'lltlK
j
most
>
II rue e BolL
r li r I «ii 4?li hi r u n
|tii*ilucti*m ^am l
Friends of Mra, la-n Butner Mas*., is secretary,
| r e e . n l l.uymg trip nt :
SI *lu»f | YkIll|lf ti-f »‘f KtfirUlu f »£•»1 f mol 'ru***
Mil
Other memliers are Connie Clif- »having
whose home is on West F irst
t it*ei-hint -fat** i.ilh
ilit.tiL 'Ii loirhci iociuiu**.
Street will regret to learn th a t ton of New Smyrna.- Muriel C. i »om, -m,,,,
■*» a ifI'M1 in \h» i . i if,. Citiiihrw rktiuitrlt th f «lf
[O P E N D A IL Y i-i:4 5 P .M .
she j. confined to the Fernald- Fox of Miami Beach, Janet Haas fi«i>
I'.u.-thi f n ,.
lin e a h in te r lin k *
t «>|)t|ifnH|f of hmof Hiyl
ImUghton MeiUorial Hospital be of Mountain U k es. N. J.. Joe LTmluun
th i*
i i t i u m P t i ’itiV f iii.il h ifh i'trie -, anil th iu u u li r*»niMaster
of
Newark,
N.
J..
and
tut-.ir-l
me,
,,
cause
of
Illness.
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k
*f
k'*»t|i)
i
*
'F*ti**H
laitvt
ph*
MB. and MRS, STEPHEN
a , . m i l i a t | H it u*n
B*Uy Per Inter of Ch-arwator, mi- mm,.. Ai..i ,i„u |
,
lit Uj.* . 1■a rHe Hsmlhion
TOTH. HEY. J .' DANIELS ami
Rev.
ami
Mr).
M
artin
Itram
of
™
’
j
Soi
tow
kiiro
The
>:if
till
the
M’lVlCC
REV. PROPP arrived at the May. lotimm of th e lav*it ^ +14h 11•LI*l?i •Sin* loluriifil it#
fair yesterday to spend some time West Palm Beach w ere In Hanford
---------- - ■
f 1^*111 W | I i Ifrlll ,‘ li m ,
h u l l ’ .J
t iigvnt in.
and visit with REV. TULLY i f yesterday visiting friends. .Mrs. ■
PLUMBING
Jutio«* (
I her*
i-n? I-, Riirrf. It leu in I0!M . "i»
Ixingwood . . JOHN BOTHWELL Itram plana to remain n few dava
as
the
guest
of
Mrs.
Elton
Moughiti
th»*
IIflail'Repair
work n -ipccialty
f
iiii.ni
-1«
•
rn*nn*
a
sml J0 8 F P II BURNS of New
Ifihv-!l ut tJlt. !kiUUt- i
A 'i t t t f j I »*f i t n u * I ' l ^ t k l i t *
i tmii
Fm- itnlimutt'M. Prompt at-rvico
York . City are spending the sea ton. folium-. 111uj =111i
, iji-utult 11 sil 11)16 Jlffl'ln
son ut the M ayfair .. most.nil the
All work guarniUt-cU ,
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. M. Seotl had
nf U*r!» |t 11
L.
hole/ residents are playing bridge
At
Palm
Beach.
John
Power
<
t,
a*
th
eir’
guests
over
the
week
low*,
iiuii
but tha steadiest foursome going
f -. .J
who had dune so much to glorify
Roy Wall
MU
i sis MIL
MBS. D. K. EVANS, end Mr. and Mrs. Paul Roon of mngaiirio covers, has a few words | full
MU. end
i
f
• *l»£* Uk*k t.. hi
.. .......................
Roanoke.
Vn.
Mrs.
Scott's
sister
— w WICKHAM and MIL
• * f lil F
•
h
iInNLimt
lUpCF,
of
advice
to
hand
out.
F
lr.t
of
(
"»•'
»
'
i
i
Hi
fits
McUorvvIlIc Avc.
liruther-in-law. Rev. and MrsM* yU, ORGEI. sometimes MRS. and
-* -no
■ i* h h #t 1-itrki iriiiin*
all, Powers believes that in th-r,
' ’ "
T.
A.
Jordan
nf
Sebastian,
Fla.,
rifil
t
piiooc
s i :i-.M
>ii.f*
»Jln
DtJNK El. sita in rjn n hand . . .
m atter of make-up, mother eni f. , we*
f■•
MI
^ I*'
ft
f Ui
then.som e of the guests occasion have also hcen recent guests.
Un4it
, riri'itillr- -often knows best an d tliat if sho _ - .",
**♦111ally take tours in their cars sml
fc *
•
S«||||e •
Miss M artha Perkins arrived say* thus# youthful cheeks look. ,* ! ' Wl ' " U"'*d 1 ,1114 j . ,
view Bok Tower,. Silver Springs several
like
the
old
rad
barn
back
home.
’*
‘
1
1
*'
(rh i . t li Aiirlfll! i
day* ago from F-.H.CAV.
hi*
,
.
i
if)
nnd other attractiv e sites . . . a t Tallahassee to atten d (he wad they probably do . . . th an k . In.
,h *w ’ " ’’
1
iYkfivlY
ii li*; n
.on hand nnu m i/tlur Ulna*!
Among the gueste expected- to ding* of her sister, Louise, to rouge.
i !;i iUl I la fa Itpllf a]
RAYMOND M. BALL, REALTOR
arrive thU-ncx( week are : H. W.
F urther, low ers declares that I " le*CJ“ '.l’n **’li
' i'Jl l" 1,
1 I •| *jk\ WhtHl >llf 11*1IffT’IlH)
Richard Brown vxhich will bo
PARK Kit and parly of four , . . solemnised
naturalness la the keynote of t h e j ', '
“
‘ ,,‘l "
f*»1 .1,’ I*
In lu ll t«* lftt?l|>
this
evening
a
t
6:00
II. R. BA USE ami party of four P. M. Mr. an d Mr*. W. A. U ff - American Girl’s personality today. !h‘,.Ui“. _ f
. “ 1 v |1" * ■ t ,
!k*Ft CfiUFM* far ouriiHitEstate Sales- RcnUils- .MnrtRajfc 'Loang
Ha telievea good grooming. n l j h'*
i11**" ba- i,cn. v.on.- tlir-„t
. S. C. OGBUN . . . J. H.
rkfF?,
v•IN
t i«! «nf. tSchenecUd).
b l » ^ d c «N.TT
'j-d
e
r,
Jr.
hnvc
also
.arrivetl
from
.
,Y. • y d - 0 # ,
Klll t0 u, t j , he 'sfieet cleanliness, and nuturalness [ '*■ “ V *,u ^h sunn,) i - - two >-ftt t
. ( «•* u
miatiii- luHtirniici- ami -IlirndH
should U the alma of Miss Am; * ilh >"»'ir.n,n -i» ♦r
tv
p arty of six . . . LAP PH IL ALIk-- I In " i
*>X 1* ' ” ‘1
LIGON . . . LIEUT. COL. sml
______________ ___
erica. And a . a word of romfm t I
1 - <
,!'«
*
1
th
f
a ikPfi.
to women whose dally roullni- inol„ ,w " " IL‘hl
*i t**»nh <l>4
F ln riil.i S c r ie H unk IlrildinK
C a rl m m — “ S m oky J o e
eludes - considerable housework, ' 1
1
-I tl
Powers,
tha
modelV
man,
point,
'
’“J
1
Calls from Orlando nnd Jack
N o v o lly — “ Hlnck C old n nd
* C«*II1|*
out th a t an lnleliigently-wleldcd | “ “J!**
V / , .........
sonville have been turned down
-iC a c tu s ”
broom will do wonders not only * .
, " ‘V.n f “ P '” • --l*vn
I
during the last few days from
t
I ’a r q m n y n t N e w s
for
the
living
room
floor
but
f
o
r
,laY_by
MR.
i»n*i
h
i
..
.
.m.
Thd
County
Council
P.T.A.
will
piople who w anted to come to the
ja
1*1 |I -Ik*,
meet
a
t
11:00
A.
M.
Friday
a
t
the
w
aistline,
8o«'you
see,
swtwp‘
**
*
*
*
*
*
*
M**"
"
'
‘'m.*
«
Valdes but tha management was
* « t.V
ionic rHun latnlu A tiittin ciiB ii,i tfi?
I
nii
in,.I
it-1
Unit
-)■
hi
the
Lyman
School
In
Longwonl
fdl
ing
reform
s
la
no
(tile
phrase.
Hue
not able to accommodate them be
Imp'Ll it I'orj
l,ll( II.I t,, nnd H ;..iiij
tinl prritnl, xti,- wi
cause of the crowded conditions with Afrit John Rogers, preildenl, Power)’ pat peeve still is too much d.Higtjtor,
„r, .._
. alt n e t:*. , din . 11i ’ il tulct-ri i n r Cut th e )
this up,
he B. U. YlrUNG w;i - cry
of tha hotel . . . DR. JA M ES J, presiding a t the meeting, A m usi make-up. To beck .....
M atin' il AtwacOtth-n *‘>f ApiiUonce
proved tn It* bout, nf f;.n
8IP.BQUSA. MR- <1WEN MCNIFF cal program .will be presented and cites th e feet th at nature h a . done ttn'*
white glads nnd caiiHjix in niv-i V|hIHI ilirl ill vtF. Th-'ii
If.irmnl |
. . . both of E ast Roaton, Maas. a report will be made of the sta ts a wonderful job on women, horses rnndelaliru
et IIAYAUD KKAI.TY COMPANY sell your prowere n - i in tin- ,i. to .it's >**, til,- wh.'ii l. . . MR. SALVATORIE CIS- convention held recently In Day and asparagus and there Is no ro ta tio n ' . . , MiSH MAID, A III
t.-i ••
< i m il- ■
perty. HI yt-arn KX^'KKIKNCK in buying nnd
to
n
a
/
reason
to
gild
the
lily
too
much
CAELLI of Malriek, Mast. . .
I I ............... . -I.. . t Ih e !
All memliers ' of each local . . . MRS. JUDY PARTIN wn» H t 'L N G F . R a n d M t i v I . I r l i r . i
selling
rvnl f>l;ilf. 2B years o f honest endeavor
•
Frank SINATRA
MR. LAWRENCE PIAZZA and
MAULDING bi-m -1,'1 vltUt. ii A
»'***Mk‘i»
n i in ir
t i l .....
MIKE CICCO k»oih of Boston P.T.A. ar* autom atically members wearing an ultra pink gabardine with
K athryn GRAYSON
in Sanford. Call at office nr phone hBS.
the M-ttnig
C.F.. f.
f
i
ILjStli'
It'll'M
l
df
the
county
council
and
are
suit
yesterday
with
a
grey
sw
eat
Mesa, have a rriv a l a . repre*A ta-‘
• •. (Jche KKLLYi _■
ink1#
Ti.ar, I!
11',
tivra of tha Commuhlty Produce urged to attend the meeting. er which was vury becoming . . „
. %i'r I
- PIED 1*11-1 M I I.(Mill
w k. I
HTARS and SONG- . In
C oinrshy and will remain hera Lunch will Ik* nerved in the school MBS. W INNIE MATTHF.WH and B E T H A N Y .
I'r A
fl* ,..i
TECHNICOLOR.
I *»Wf 1541I i | nu ,i until.
MIL JO H N RICHARD WEAVER
through the season . . . MISS M. lunchroom.
I
II111 61f
■.il
were wed iMonday at 6-..10 I*. M * inch inunduti -t ( m- *i t y ni.tofi
I.ICFNSFD UFA I, KSTATK HHOKICIt,
tt*
im im rI. * H »
at tha F irs t Baptist Church with guv* l.ftlmny ft 1I.IIU u !-■> .1»+»
t
i'
i
lit*
past
REV.
W.
P.
'BROOKS
officiating
,
-port.
They
,(t
the
irij-tt
l
i
f
t
h
ary
L. WALKER an employee of the
iite swolloti Wiitoj .mti I Iurc-1 n i s v .f i ll
WBS
L* U'"*‘ |i«Hipt#
(astern Union ia>a resident cf a t tha simple, quiet ceremony .
w,tli
.22
caltlict
i
ill
u
ut
a
bor
ic
tlu>n 4s» *um'!1’11n n III
f rein
pink
___ ..
____ ___ blue of rats which had migrated to the nUendi-l a ro n fiM i t i* in W iip h iliff
I. ■ -■ - W u k l i t f . . f . . - j . f l l i . r a
1IIj i
_ .
N, Y, departed today a f te r stay- and w hite aeceekorie* and a white branches of swaying willow trees, ion mi ,-vti-iirinn m-.ilmE in warIng e while and visiting w ith Camellia corsage . , . Diet was a
Wo ore happy to announce that
clous a |ro n th a t TOPHY KIRKfriends « , ■ MR- and MRS. S. C,
we arc iiKain in a position to give
ND won a t MR8. NEWMAN'S
SPALDING hnd ch ild ,-en d MR.
en d MRS.-.JL C.. D U R U M of
jr'dkj thi* ck I« rtr> fflC i*nt- senrief
Bouthbrklge, Mata, ere here for
yom havo been accustomed to,
the winter season . . C. R. BURK SON'S wife, who is now visiting
HART of Philadelphia has depart DR. end MRS. IIF.NDHR80N nt
ed afte r rem aining fo r a while their attractiv e cottage "H o pnior O perators •
. . ROY V. BUYSON of Madl- Haven”. U very good looking . - ,
son, Fla. ia hare aa la MR. J. W. and glamodroua . . . she eras fo r
. Ruby EcholsC*
. . . SKNSATIONAI. ANI) AS TIMFI.Y
BOYLES and C. L. HAJUHfr of merly a modal fo r several msguPauline P h illip
AS YOCR TODAY'S HKADMNKftt l- t *!
rhomssvllla, N. C. ». . . M l. and ilne* such as Glamour, Charm and
ThomasviUa,
W n ftiC 0 » a B n t t f - miKS.
k s . jJOHN
i
i K.
a GAU*A0HBR of Beventcon . . . Sally sale* will 1»
n eoon at tha Sa minoie High
itw ld ii Haight*. Ma»«. and MIL
M r\. Helen D a rn e r aJcColium
Tilt* New MARCH ot TIME ’
Newton
hoot . . . ANNE . MACNElLi.
W.. Il
HOUJN
O SW O RTH of AtBLi'W
____
shows and
saw loads af
lanta are visitors in th e Gily
t-PHKSKNTS—
operas w h llt In ew York on her
C.E.T.
Mr. And Mrs. Harry
Watt Honor Visitor
>:■•:!:*•:11 h( i(i n l alls
lllnrifl't
A
<111 I
v. '»•••
•'• ••
.whi! lie and .Mrs. Vgti. Hine
Rollins Students Will
Study Bomb Control
RIDA ST AT r
Hotel Varieties
Wed. — Last DayJ
TERRACE TALK
K
, ............... ...
County C ouncilM .A .
To Meet At Longvtood
NOTICE!
SUN; — MON.!
“ANCHORS
« A WEIGH”
L
BAYARD REALTY CO.
HEADLINE NEWS!
l&80rwB.'sriR w *i ■JSSSt.‘i3lA3Sh’!5 r |iT S 5
SHEEP-WOOL, JACKET
G
R IT Z
Alpaca - Wool
Collar
C
EVA - BESS BEAUTY SHOP
108 E-.2nd Hi.
,• - *
*- /
Phoat 563
21-50
$
" Jl .STICK COMES TO’ GKUMANY
. .
- ..
i*. See Iho actual pletun-n taken on th e yppi—
How U.S, justico tlunls fairly hilt Tmiilucaldy
Co t t o n d o e
BODY arid ZIP
PER SIZES 34 to 48
tan
skin
ie style we now have U the short waist length
jacket . . . 2 large pockets and braite zipper.
Jacket as pictured will arrive later.
r
'These Jackets are genuine sheep-wool lined In
• li.*'
t
�*
» OHM* 1»| n
|l
1)1
WEDNESDAY/ JANUARY
.THE-SANFORD HERALD; SANFORDr TtiOWH)A
•srr*'
ACENT TRANSFEIlttKD
AI.ATKA, Apia., (Special)
Expenses 01
And Tieatment Make
P&liofnyelitis One Of Costliest Diseases
bren'daUbllshn! ot Samsula,. ac
She put It in sdeh o .sa fe .lace h i
DL’t-AND, Fla., (H jo d al)—A cording to County Ag;nt F. Kj_
u__ : —^
st*.i u * ,
L —.■ *A,t
100-acre -i...
gladiolus fann has llactiman,
NEW VOHK, J » n, 88, (S p ^ ia li
•pem a of c u e vp*i ttc a p iu .it
At make i>oliofu>*:itU one of
•«.eh of >ine;, Ja.\ 14 through
Ife S fiS iK
VMt, Foma cAmu eon Jew, w-ir
much more, depending uu lira sc*
•ir ty of Ihe alt* *, he ipit.il. U:
•alion arJ olbcr far tor*.
"Tow fam ill*.," 11 r.
&**’*' Quantity Bighla Hoiorvod
Prices Good Thru Saturday, January-26
Vac. Packed Coliee
U. S. 1 Maine
POTATOES
Pecans.
SUmfiln* JCrtipr
Ib
R u ta b a g a s
■Fla. C’riip.
nooeawy.’1
“ N u re b S
slks
19c
2
Idaho linking
Florida Snowhito
C auliflow er
Fancy. Green Tup
C avrcts 2
5 Ibt 29c
Full O’Jujce
flrsftifru R
Fancy Si'
. r.r i
Po2c.li
(m
Georgia I . . .
Ib
uds
5c
99c
j
P o talc
Ib
Florida
2
cakes
Broccoli IVa-lb bch 27c
FRESH CUT PORK
GRADE A BEEF
tlonal Foundation ha* disbursed
an average of (700 a month for
the eare of this patient.
Thr hospital bill for thU pstjalit
covering the month of November,
P O H K S H O U L D jn iS lb
P O R K L IV E R lb
PLATE STEW
BEET TOMQGES
HAMBURGER
BRISKET STEW
29c
22c
C ream y
Tender
H»
Flo Caujhl EpeCkl*
lb
lb
lb
29*
42*
37c
T ro u t, «b
Fine For llroUing
^
Spanish
43c
M ackerel e 2 5 c
YeUpwtall
*f.
Salt Boiling.
cioar Plat*
BACON Pound 15c
Pound
Rugfif Cured*t*Rehdir to EfttJ3mokotl
(itiAO: rubber collars, (1 6 .® ~ a
Thy Army Recruiting Htation
total of (710,18 for one montl) ■ alto
anriounced that Mar. 1, 111(0,
care.
Home ease* of Infantile psraly- i* the Igit d tv the A djutant Gen*
‘ tedfc surgery, in
ip
i Is (Vqu'rs ortboporlie
which thk average operation la
prolonged and "follow-up'’ tre a t
ment Is usually eatenslve. Quo
.operation t e . eountaraet , sfln al
curvature, known a t a spinal fu
sion, reoulree a* laast 10 wcekp, Fidelity Building,i Orlando.
GRADE A BEEF
Snappers n> 39c
G a. C u re d R in d O q S m o k ed
Beady to Cook
FRESH CUT PORK
BEET TONGUES
lb
29c
Boat G m d o
$*uer Kraut
>»
Juicy Tender
j-
Skinless Wieners
^Ik. Caught
ed that
of any pravioua fiveyear period on record.
The National Foundation and
IU local charter* throughout (be
country disbursed more than |0,*
rto.ooo In 104A for the iraa tm in t
of polio. Over (IJW.OOO wakr ad
vanced to local. chapters by. the
national organisation in emer
gency epidemic- aid during tho
"S
«
*
Fwivl-
>We m orj tlmn
U H 'liriK U ), Idaho, lAT—When
a hotel rin g hi fira. the volunteer
P ra d rp artm rm was called. Bui
there were voiuptcen oven clo»c*r
—)|5 men who s ir carped out of a
movie theater n est door and
bucket
I’EHFkTTI.V HAFBI
GOLDSRoia nT c., (A*J-"Up
Griffin, a Negro fem ii
'b u».t-aJaese
lso
he
M u lle t
ii»
25c
Fla Coujhl Speckle
Trout
16*
35c
tin t For Broiling
Ldbsters '6 4 3 c
Salt Boiling
Pound
BptnitN
M ackerel ib 2 5 c
Clear Plait
1 5C
Faf Backa
Pound.
C u a 'd — Ito ad y to E a t Sriioked
ITaUewtail
Cured Rind On Smoked
' ..
Pan Fish 16 19c
( U . 8 « a Perch
Fillets
«>
prawn HUwtng
39c
T u rk a r* Ib 99
A t m w r •arse
agiM|L
Hlaae
Watt*'
•
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Biaao
WHEN AVAILABLE
•FRY
wmw avaj^Abl*
f t y m flj I7 «
-Rtoaa Whlto”
■ w aa
RINSO
soa p
iVHEN AVAILABLE
.
whKN AVAILASfi-V
)ied 10c
t-ib aes ■
GREYHOUND
Lgo
22*
HUH
J?-”
s s t im u i
Largo
29c
Wins* AVJWLACLB
»
cakoo
Me
10c
SUPPLY
ive Movie To
J U S T . S L IC E D CO LD M E A T S
LO M E L D O S S SA U SA G E
fUNTGARTS F O R K S S U S I O t
Ib
J a r s .in tha giad# of M aster nr
F irst Sergeant provided tllcv do
so by the deadline data, Ja n . 31,
tftfl. A fter Ih v l date the form er
officer has 20 days from the end
of» te rm in a l' leave to retu rn vo
serv let in grade one. ThU new
enlistm ent poliev will perm it en
listm ent In a^hlgh rank of many
board, (lbfl.60: drugs and-Uhera- man who were discharged last
lory, (IO.IB j special trealm km a, summer and autumn.
nless Wieners
gts. Caught
’
C aaliflotver
T A B L E r
m s ^ s a s & m iiK
Lobsters
20c
Soowhite Fto.
M e a ly
o f 'a young
M ullet
B roccoli 1V^-Ib bch 27c
Fancy Green Top
Originally Packed lor G.L Joes
, Hurry lor Yours!
Pure
nounced a for more libera) jiolicy
■n the enlistm ent of form er Army
officer*. W arrant Officers, ami
Flight Officers ns M aster or
■unte- Men who serve,!
during
UfO* World w ar U with those
nks, And hivo bet*n d U ch a n iii
frcni the Arm y on or after May
Fla; Green
C abbage
Idaho Baking
WIIErf AVAILABLE
War Department
Announces Liberal
Enlistment P o l i r r
bchi 19c
Sweet Juicy
Qhrra-iss
Georgia Sweet
P o ta to e s .T* lbs 29c.
Fla. Green
C
P o ta to e s
Sc
P o ta to e s 10 lbs S9c
Crackers ib 17c
hoepiUl per MfjMI, Such paUcni* for educational purposes and .for
must t-e fed, an-l need help In .ill scientiTc research in poliomyelitia
natural function*. .
covering virus stpdiea, prevention
Thu*, nursing care alone for an und treatment of after-effxla,
m lung patient In a metropnll* public health, ami nutrition na
a hospital will cost muie Ulan related to susceptibility.
(40 a' day. Aj proximal ?1y SIT.'T he National Foundation for
each will l>e ■expended for two
day nurses and (12 for a night
nurse. This is exclusive of borpi*
lal charges and Ike additional
services which may lie necessary,
such as physical therapy trratmint*, hot jacks, orthoptic sur
gery and the like.
Second most costly Item In the,
treatment of poliomyelitia is sp**-;
ciel equipment such as-hot peck;
machines, hydrotherapy equip
ment, Iron lunger bracee, orthojwdle shoes, massage tables, .heat
lamp#, trffker*. crulchcv anl
wheelchairs. '
The cart of an. Iron lung Is OHLANDO, Jon. 23. UP>— Thu
apj roklmately (1,400. llubbard: War Department, thru the Orlando
Tanks used in hydrotherapy treoi- Army Recruiting Station, has a n
lbs 17c
lb
rancy select super Bpuda
JAVB A LITTLE E V IR yD A Y O h EVERYTHING YOU UU Y
(ted Hum
P ctofoes
G rap efru it
Bleach H-wi. 19c
nouocjrd that a nationwide fleet
■trike "mud take ptare" (ollowlnf
the U. S Steel rorpuratlon'* rejec
tion of President Truman'*, gnmGtOinUe.
. _ . (fnlrraalional)
lunge, etc.,
4c
•
Celery .2
UAum iru
PtlUburr'a
29c
*lb
(3 ot Wonder
LIAVINO t'lU h ead q u arter* . U
5 lbs 29c
Pull O'Juice
ValhlAgltm. PIinrp'Hhrrly ihaJie
a deipairm g gesture a i h t an
Crackers ib > 17c
49c,
O ranges
Flour 5 lbs 2 9 c
S*fcvl|n
ittM^heTapfetA; Ad>
•
Jumbo
....
- P i n e a p p l e s . ah
.-'The Jw t Wei el ^
10
Barret Juicy
polished
hilsbury*
no victim of infantile par.
goes withoijV tfeatment f
of funJe. reganll*** of uu
cweil. nr f'wr-gtv >, *
'iom doctonc'im r-
LT~
■
Snowdrift i lb 2 4 c
et
y»U
uck
ra»,
(Veeeon
10 ib3 37c
_,
i’oilehnt
Creamy White
POTATOES
the National ihoumla
Chapters througho.it
Tonigfht'a. Aii-Star Wf
uv sh th
M e t —r u V u
4UBU
�y
A.
i
ivtoftESPAY, Mmisttt
T tlE S a
a d v e r t is in g
n f
O R I) ( i r H a i . w . S A N 'r o i iip F L O R ID A
By R. j.
SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK
scon
: BRIN G -YO U n An* t» T H E 3 ANFORt> HERALD
I* to the line, tm.lodlng phoaw and od d rro .
>U foe, sltsatUA* want*4 will be charged -far a t the
fit SALK—
<-«.*» r t c
Bathroom Heater*, IJO H N G hen# r olent*. j n i d t of
18.87.
i
ril
W hite 7ocV*,.Ncw H u m phlr:*,
Ik POPR COMPANY. INC.
Plymouth Rock* find Ingham *.
A few pair* of nk* bantam*.
U)RRN
3 bedroom h no«, k Call 21)4 for C. I- Bridge*.
Icairabje (oca’.lon near schoollio n five room hoo*e, well it*,
ateil. im m edialt delivery. II. C,
LLAHD'8 feed, groceries, etc.
PuBt \o.
Jhone H06-J. H. Q. Touchtcn
32 V-8 Ford Sedan. Gootl ninnlnr
ta r , flrat 8250.00 gels rt, Phone
P.D Potatoes,"- l*uerto Rico
Sanford
8 ALE
irmer'p Market.
....■** — T_.j , a '.a i.n.. SIX room fumlkhM bongalow, can
give immwliat* poisesslon.
CKLAIN covere.I circulating
million.
Phone 7.12
Phone 698.
HOOF) NQ
Stock — Quick Shipment* 5
■V" Crimp and Corrugate.)
itylee and F lat sheets. Made
rom genuine solid Aluminum,
rhla m aterial la very ttroiig
and durable, 22 Gauge, U. U.
iGflTempPltt specification*.
It
U heat MaUtant niid * ftt*;not,
ttuat. This’ J v surplus m aterial'
■ml la prirril a t 112.75 per
IIH|UHITi
______ _
_ ,far
„ , _ f below
_ _ u. . _Coat..
■square, Iwhich
I*
[Available fo r immediate *hif>mont from our factory. Phone
Wire or W rite to- Hn| FulenIwider .Manufacturing & DU*
Itnbntrrnr <■»., *P. O, Bov 3351,
[810 . Lancaster Drive, Phone
2-1730. Orlando, Fla.
rE ARE fully equipped and
know how -jo recap, your tire*.
N atural rubber or synthetic.
■*« protect side walla of. v our
lire* . Jor«* T ire SH dlfrC or.
1 s t'and Elm, Phone GtW.-'
A llanti^B ank Bldg,
m is c e l l a n e o u s
In money mat&®4 I* etrictly
respected here. F riends' and
‘ relatives. pro not questioned
r- about- V»«ir—k ra d ltr-Y a w **»— nluya*- <‘r- bushiest. n»»nciala»
rill not h e a r 'o f your personal
affairs. There Is no c«u«o for
em barrassm ent.
Reasonable-credit requirement*.
No cn-maker* op money loan*.
V a ri'h V oavm ent ’plans.
- ■
FAMILY LOAN-XDFhirlda Bank llldf.
Phone 35
A t Service
Registered Palomino Stud
Begiitered Je rte y Bull
Registered Hereford Hoar
Howard Ranch
ho. Sanford Av».. Phone 870-M
WANTED
RN ALL Y O IT WANT.
9.85. H unt’* Tuxeilo
Feed
20 OR 26 SIX ft. fence posts,
Jtore. Phone 358. h eart pine, wanted. P. 0 . Box
OB4. Hanford.
PH0L8TERKD fabric*, tapesUles,
brocatellr*.
damasks,
im itation leather, and drapery
fabrics, A rrangem ent for" cot
tage If “u rli desired. It*' S. TRUCK driver and' salesman for
whoesale gasoline ami oil. SeaDrown. 2S*rl N. Orange A va,
K)rlando, i7i*.
•
. board Oil Co.: 314 W. 1st St..
, jr.hqno 703.
SKD POTATO I S —e a r 'load af
N o tth - L skoU • CcHified H ed STENOGRAPHER with s o m e
Bliss ■jeot-reeeiml. H unt’* Tuxknowledge of shorthand. Full
grtfr re e d ' Store. Phot!* 388. **
time or p art time. Phone 147.
HELP WANTED-
OR A good furniture deal — STKNOGRAPHER, also tynist
See W alter ^ea), phone 127. ^
-with knowledge of bookkeeping.
Steady employment, advance
'HOTECT your clothe*; furniture
ment for rig h t parly. Apply
and woolen* from moth damage
for 5 years. One spnajring trf . 804 K. F lrat StBerlou doe* It or Bertou pays GIRL fo r soda Fountain at Lan^far the d am :g -. It'* odoriass,
• y ’e O m < Store. P art lime or
etajnless and drv le a n in g canfull Urn*.
I0OD rccuuditlarted sewing W e
Ichlnc—W lllianu -Fixll Shop. 205
HOTEL maid A
t. , TTood .pay.
yxji. 4;*!°
yv"
For Lasting Protection...
Use moore Paint and Save! Scat
Feature m
o f <H l
GERM AN
PEASANT
• « l W i t 1 is juct a pooch, but he’*
certainly a cute one. Trovcting In a
Jj l -^flilflT. Wa rd. "Vugalmnd
if t’lillddefphla. Pn.. Pee Wea
J* one of icven adopted by him.
Former owner of a boiler factory.
Word gnV* up bdsirtt/* for the Ilia
he prefer*—selling bobby pin*, ra
rer, blnries and a u d k A dog lover,
he picks up itraya and find* friend
ly home* for them. (International)
Liquid
CAPUDINE
Birdsey’s Quality
Feeds
HOME of ■K,. C. M artkn*. f
* d f.% acta of land o r fm
■Wwnef It.® At ll, 11 2:05
;V. .C. llartllne,
i,A * j. rthti |l
It. .
MiAlaL rWlrtf boHM
100 lh*.
All S tarter M ash .......
< 21
Growing Manh
I.Jil
Laying Mash
.. ___ 3.81
Broiler Mash
—
1.00
Dplry Feed
. -------- 3.(0
Hog Feed
...........
3.89
S p n )n | discount on purrhasrs
of 100 pounds, or more
tiet Y oir Supply of Coffer al
ItmOHEVH. Each lb. (iu atan .
teed.
BIRDHEY'8 BEST
lb. 27c or 2-lbs Vlt
FOUR BROrHKItS
lb 2.1c #r " 2-lb*. 62c
FAIR PLAY
lb. 19c or 3-lb* 13c
Birdsey Flour &
Feed Mill*
"J_____ 318 E. l i t St.
6 ajays----- $20.00
S in g le o r M a rr ie d
,* , .j* A g r s If, -. 0 5
E x p e r ie n c e IJ n n rc a w o try
6 rent
t t y 't l l f c
w riic ti frtE y LIN E
FUNGICIDES
W K tl S IL K S E C R E ’fE.D
f r o m f ii1 1r ' S a l i v a r y
(JL A N D i- i n <rtESE
CASES t i t t y RAISE *
'filEM SELVES. IN - l i t t
HI HI M O N K S
W K K I)
K il l K IIS
t'O H H K t’T I V t: ' D H S T S -
IS H o f MADE
FROM R |C E ,
B u f FR O M f ltE
— M e II M ik e 11
Y VtfM ' n a m e
IS* 4 * V EH A*MAL1
B E E ?—
2 frl-N r
SfEM S oF A 1REE
C R O W IN C IN
FO RM O SA
*
rf*
DROKL
RADIATOR REPAIRS
VltOMFT
<.It) I I I
SOSE-I
ONLY
x
preparations
TAIILKT.H. ■ HAl.VIk
OPS — CAUTION USE
.» DIHKATHD-----------
Cr'nmul.xlon relieves promptly bocnu.se U goes rtcljl to Uio sent of tlm
trutibl.* to lirlp -looten an d expti
irrrtn Indcn phlegm, and old rn iu ra
ta soothe end Heal raw, tender. Inftamrd limttcltlal m u co u s n te m bfimr r. Tell your dnuntbt to sell you
B bottle of CrrnmuUMil with the imd rr-tiin d m g ^ja must like the way it
quickly allays th e cough or you wo
to have yonr monry bock, a
S <»u «!*£ tirrHty t»*«|Ult*--U *«• ui*- •*»! K t h i h w n
;t i
l*» IV ,
In
ii
t e l l . l i t ! s t i l l f i n t l t i i r t i 'e i |>iah i | f l | | l it l
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VAIOlJl
tiff. V-. IfUllA (.AhV IN
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ilr f r ( u |« n t .
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*#«• a* Hfkjhf*»r»ir Fi«»rLL* I HI* Hi**
#2rvi1 «!-»*. i f f U t t u t r j . MMfe
• I IIHItNIAlS
■Mil, t.f f Mtrllll I'm«i I
r K T t t n T H A T C II K I t.
if » li*r,
un.l wtfe.i M A I h l A l U . T A T l t A T -
ALL CARS
Strickland Morrison, Inc
-
CREOMULSION
for Coucfts, Chet! Cold*, Bronchitis
A fit* Il Cpi 11; It IIi |u a
l»f ' liir -Sr\\ *| r
Hirtlfh i i l.-u
Itmnw *** liP«i »
lilt III * \\ *r I .. I
f» * !iv t i
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Ifl r frtI,"
it ih n * in * n i
lx n m i m i t i t 3 u n i t « t lliu ITIIntlOlK 1—
T l l l l XIXTII J l t l l l - I A I
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aliv e,
winter
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fiiiimi* rlulifitnii tf$? thri'iiffh m tin
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CONCRETE PRO D U CTS^N .
C o n c re te I'lp e , llu ild in K H lttchn, H fiid y -m ix c d t'n n r r c le ,
S e p tic TnnL.N C o n c re te
F e n c e I’tw l, W e ll K u rils nntl
P r o p e r ty M itrk r rs
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
Southern
C 33 B r e a d ,
T®
;'S o U ^ rB i
d o FAO • *
bh**0
'S
(t
l<r* :i
To All Your BakeryN eeds —
It’® glwaya frdili
wlion
^0R RENT
-U S E In, front room with bath,
g a ra g e tpaeu, 706 E. 2nd St. v
or Burger fumlxhed » i* eJeae la; by adalt
I7j Ftm l cwoverttMe sedan, bM>
^o ttd rjv o lo
‘ ir need* work*, ’l l *
BALLS
H fM C F + G 4 4 «
MILL PKICEB
i , I lu te ) .
UNFURNISHED apartm ent or
house wanted- b r -eouple. Per
m a n e n t P. X). Box 1612, Hant n l , ,« r Phoao 7570, (hlandn,
W lbR E ^L K s
i l o R N IU t i l t W A < £ ft
•IrtE y P R O V ID E T H E M
S U V U .W l i H C A E E S
oF iA N P OR. W O O D ,
P lflF o E f t l E - .
MILL FRESH
5 or 6 room home vrnntetl to
S 3 N R ) . Phoue 11.
WANTED: iTbrtm be<lro«im fur
nished house, permanent re d
. denbt, fh p n o 714-J. r .
ELY* furnish*® tw o bedroom
tune near school, U rn * if fa
rad] 30* E.
u a t ic
R igeT aper
SOUTHERN B E LL
Phone 1131.
>
BRIDAL AY<lftE
IS A 'O tA PPEL*
oE. MYRIAD
Aq
W A 1 L P .’- , v P W I L L '
IKIDflK * PLYMOUTH
CASE OF
xpisrt straw
I'ARTS AND BHRVICB
i
berry cup* 3c each'; store's com
‘slm etto Arm
Phone 10U
p u tin g scales, like newr $1781
• Pnid vwhlle .learning
new commercial electric refri•
F requent Increaaca
WASHING
machines
repaired—>
.g ci at nr. 1001). Mrs. P. U Bux*
and all home appliance* Cald• O v e r tim e p a y
|t»n, Grapeville Ave. f
' • I*aid v a c a tio n *
rlando
N orth
ARGK .oak roller top office
• TaxL-tfah H c r v l c c fm
desk and swivel ehalr. Plenty
• la te h o aru
fily draw er* and pigeon hole AUTOMOBILE painting, welding.
spaces.
Excellent
condition.
APPI.Y CH1KF OPERATOl.
Roy Reel. 306 W. 2^1,81.-, ;
IIMI.00 cash. It. L. Garrison,
41;.* Tt w e e k d iiy a
Phone 4918.
VACUUM viCleaners, refrigera
e r , S a tu r d a y h 8 - 1 2
tors, washing machines and
ARGE gw* rang*, good cottdiother appliance, expertly re
tfon, 130, John Robinson, Mon
paired, We pick up anti deliver.
roe Oorner, Old F eiler Ftlllng
E lectric Bervice Co^ I*hone [01
Station.
~
SEW ING machine* repsirod. Wil,NGEH 12.00 tbushal delivered. ' llama F lxit Shop, 206 W. 1*L
W . Lord ' PHone 788-W.
(TRICK layer and atone matron.
C A T K I '. I N t i
. David Scott, phono 3M1-IL
w a n t e d t
a r e
H l ADACHE
irter a t once,
BUII n e s S. SERVICE
S iJ N K A IM K LL.VSS & JH IK R O R CO,
y A f* o F <iiE CADDIS-Fiy
\
JMALL
4 rgnok
R obb s
ome Bakery
105 W. U t
we
W E H BA RP A&OUT E L M - V T H A T 'S
TOW N N E E p I N S SO M E*- / MlGHTV
O N E T O TAME IT, S O A N IC E O
W E THOUGHT O R YOU, J \ V 0 U -
it or hetue.
-pHTilegva,
' Posilbl* perm*It*
tox J , eto Herald.
l AINT BEEN POlN1AtUCH
SINCE ABIJfNE SIMMEREP
POWN. I'LL LINE OUT FER
THIS ELMTOWN.PLACE
RIGHT AWAV \^HO PO ES
THE HIR I N ' ? a— — —
A MAN NAMEP TlTl/S
K A M c. HE'S THE r
MAVCP.y— 4——-S
THANK?
AGAIN/
G IP P A P
Vw’ESLEV F F U E R U P P E A5?ANCFr
N O T LOOK T0U6M A RE P E C E lJ
L IK E M O S T
A I N G .H E I &
TO\\M TA M ER?- ) OME O F THE
j
and private hath,
fill* after 6:ffj
i k v*T..,6 i . n ’T L.'t,.. . ’1ECE
-trie stove, kitchenoablnet, dre**- L o B t a n d F o u n d
J p , ehlfforobe, t rtm jle t* metal
a te d i, 3 'b u m rr Neaco heater. TXWTt 'BRvdr ‘ YYttifg:' Return* to
Theodor* Powers, 314 W. 3rd
condition with
I engine, price
M idst A ir Port,
LOST:
DRIVE 1
[ONE 200
ldeiitiflcalloii
r b7 PAUL"robinso n I
SANDRA
and ' SonJ* M hhfortm
MORRISON
U -O IU V B -IT .
INC*
£ HE L E F r THE ^
DANCE TO TAICC
A GIRL HOME1 T
|N THE SLED ^ I
THAT W A S /--------Ho u c s h
,
A G O .fJ > v
HERE HE
COMES I
T) NOW $
Y IPE / WHY DIONT
S O M E C O C ry TELL f
eya ME THAT chick : |
,F lived ten r r r
i miles our)
I MTHE
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i(- H I L L S . ^ f ^ ^ t i ,
�PAGIf-EIGHT
Max Bentley Of Rlackhawits Takes
Lead In Hockey League Scoring Race
_ln fourth, jltt-c is .Steve l*»ch
' Montreal C«lmdieus with
its. (5uye S tew art of Torlake of Montreal and Clint
i f Chicago ore tied with
with an average s>f
o n d ngninsl him *n
uite-ds,
r l.ov.— •
cnacii o f MissisLieut. Comdr^ I'er- of Jacksonville,
foiiuer grid slai i t
COMPiniNO the Greek Orthodox annual ceremony of the blessing of iho
wave*, CamUhtlno Mollcakoe, 37, lx pictured diving from a d. ck in N< r
Y oik to retrieve the croxa tossed In by Archbishop Aactiio* uLUar focal
diocese. Motlctikoi has made the d iv a a tv c a lim u ----- {InletiuHioiwD
or T lg a rc ttr lirhler* a n ^ 'h a r r
heard Ihrm "talk of different
rtothing -lyli-x and foods. Thry
will try ihrm a • soon-an the)
have .th e m pportonlly,, and In
many rases will ronlinue to use
Ihrm ," he said.
fOUNDIR ANT DIRECTOR of the NaDonat Music Camp at Intcrlochcn.
M ic h .. U r. .J o s e p h K. M n d d y
(above) la pictured In Chicago on
his espulafon from tbe American
EcdcraUon of Musicians for teachWlicji»lln iiii w Itivieru- Country ingeoualc at the camp after It was
Cjlll* fift.tH ||1 Coral Cables, next lilted as "unfair." (fafrrnaltonal)
JON KM T)l8CHAIt(;i-:ii
AND ADDITIONAL
..
Offical honorable discharge pin
for the men of th e United States
Maritime Service. These mm were
g a in e d to “deliver the goods" in
America's mighty Merchant Ma
rine. Their isrvice helped to make
victory possible. • _ ,
which they were trailing during
halftime.
He* regularly presents in of
fense . and a defense made to
order for the particular style of
play hta .team la faring. Then if
another ■card for all to i>* r u r r
practice uro these word*:
“No team will ever he tretil
unlearn HAITI and every p|4w».
ret Iilex the importance, of 9
fenvlte play!”
lire'*
basket bull
philoxnpky.
could well be used in every it*#life.' He **y»:
“Q tlITTBRS
and
tJItASlb
HTANUFH8 may he great nifra..
»lre players but seldom, if
do anyihing , on the ilrfrnsii,,Check up un ybumelf. V\ sr»nd^
slander may make one ~irapoa*i-•
ble shot In a gan u and m ix ))•
like attem pts. No team can r»a.
(■latently win on “hope" .■
“prayer" shots , . . . Keep ike
ball until you or your teamniitegets a good shot, a n d -Ihe »pw-:
latora, player*, and roarh »i|C
___ - - - a
.« H
rtswswM* I k e k a i l _ V _
respect ayou.
T h ro j the ball a*,y.
on “hop*" shots and /bad^pxsMs,
and noae will respect you,"
th a t Clair goaa, so does , his j out the
portable court. 'Hu has brightly fm- ano
colored spools to rcpna«ijk->th« v
players, and how h* moves them f ir s t- m ust.-m aslae—e v e ry - funda
em end,
mental of the game. Then follow*
" “SUp ■Into *5fie m . u ; drF».lne ■eaioning with the reserves as
room during the half and you’ll the candidate le arn t to become
see players gother#4» around tha expert at both the man-(o/-man
miniature- court diKuaeing new and tone defenses, switching from
maneuver*. They've, gone back on one to th e 'o th er a t irregular In-*
the Madison Square Garden floor tarvmla to confuse th* enemy.
Beufdes the little court, the
MAYBE
’ Y t Css Make
Wliiggl
AOVUTIJiMG-
-immiimt. lh*
*UOr wliu—»-erve«i a* -pto
,wfles C o u n tn t( IliFfUr • ID ytnrs,
touring Ah^* tetnter
■ETKnrtE t r r r .
EM 3 /r lift- 11 nt 1. 1 i. an tin g
1,2.ir> hlgh-pomt A m i) u tt Savy
Veteran*, ri'tuining 1u tlu.»tb»ifis|
States f ir d ia h u ig r n m i n i the
L'.S^s. Ilirton, whifh rtcently
sailed from Yidiohatiui, - Japan,
onontinir to mfoi mat ion tt-.eiv rl
today 'm ini the S o rt in- I'urco
Coinmunilir of the I’.irllir Kieet.
II
Blackbird coach use* hug* whit*’
S S it t ¥S
By Cllll* IlOYAL
A I* N*« nfcsture, Sports Editor
NEW YORK — H a ir Be* has
been coaching cage team s for 22
years, 1f> of them at l-ong Island
i University, and his ins
| thoroughness in his bs
■teaching has Increased every
season.
*
. You ran be sur* th
Blackbird batkeleer is as much a
m aster of the game a s expert
teaching can make him. If he's
had three or four years under
Bee, then h e'i had tna works in
offemive_amL_iUfenaive instruc
tions. and l ha re ju s t lyn’t any
more to learn.
Probably no other eoarh spends
as much lima un basketball plays
as Bee. Hw'a got a m iniature
llurkhuw ks
item, from furniture to hardw are
fitting*. Even the purily decors
. ^ -1 J l U - i l
For- Past 22 Years
lly ASSOCIATED I’ll ESS
The shnrp-»Jiooting forward of
the Chicago Blackhawkx, Max
Bentley, ia beginning to Stake a
; commanding lend in the nice for
individual .curing honors in the
Nutiiinul Hot-key Iw-ague. Bentliy: is credited with 2*5 goal* and 17
' asxl'ta, o r , 13 point*.
}.+. Ilia iniUKtl teamm ate. Bill
liosien'vo, who hnn been out of
Chicago'* la st eight game* be*
icnuxw of jnfurhx, rank* second
with 32 point*. Max's brother,
1U.uk Bentley, is third with SI
• point*. Doug al<o plays for the
jh»!?..itn«UBlinlt,itvin liim o n rta jisim ilicity of m ilitary life.
The corporal, who has had more
tlm i 12 year* of wholesale n n l
re!nil sales experience shd was
assista n t mnnager of the Mont
gomery W ard Company’s branch
In Part*, III., when he entered the
Marin* Corps, said he was . "nmuxevi a t the Interest many of the
men have shown In home planning
W.d imi rovement. . j ----
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 19M
T IIE SANFORD. HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
i ten*' g reat stretch
m in. r I'ol i ' IA»ck^ retu rn . t »
In i o f win-, tomorrow. He *dl
InitV* hl-r* tfpiter debut in - th e
IK.IUXI addcl Itoynl Palm HandlU|. i>( the lliulenh track.
Cot O' Luck has twen %saign«l
up weight ill 12 0 .pounils for In®
uilii and « nututer distance. Other
Iillirs ini tilde Bright fiallunt,
'ou.oniim t,-Oatmeal, Moon Moldm, Mih ave and Dinner Party.
I'rtNldent John Kelly of the
Mlr.nti City Itnrlng Association
•„yr 1'iiit the Steel strike will
iuv. a . inimo Utile effect on the
onstrbetinn wofk a t ,th s plant
m
iK'ietf built.
Even l« the
ttiki*
tmir*, it won't
■M'tMif at the plant. As Kelly
m i. i!
«iH have raring
,f * iiig l/n ilitn e even if it means
i ;• m ud-innd w itiuiut a roof.
When tie great Bronko Nngurk. ; !nvi‘,| lullbnck for ths ' hi
a,m Minis, one of the end rnnrx
amark-dal. in' front of the;
III ngo lings.lit. One Sunday, the
, .,rB wen- mo the Duee yard line.
l. *y i tally needed the score badso tiey nnturally sent the
Irnnk n 9 'l through thu middle.
s flew right and left os
[iil.i.tslii hrmighl h it big ("«'•'
g. up and own. H*»d lowered,
c ran tight titrmtgh th* optMi.lT im he krpt g o ln g .'ln tll
l(Hc tr .| the rail of the dugout;
},•>««• lie* tumModl iluwn*
turr* which hev# hidden th*
it(<» ih«» cnnrrrl#* floor’. N* k\ it***9 four brunt* bas-reliefs depict
ni iim t’* ran over lo
ing Nelson's Jo u r great naval
one of thrm
*u er.
victories. Now, though anxiou.i
, ni
ilidjn Ktft
n
The to pay the w a^deht, they don't
l'luthril him^rlf i»ff •ntl want to spoil (heir famous land
I.
Xmw. Hut thnf li»'t p*y
marks to do II.
,tr hit* niC hanl."
‘ ^i.
"E verything ran bo Justified
Vt u usually think of a footbill
•out an a form er tdayer wnoJ during u w ar," declared .Sir I-*wretu* CnubL, Secretary of the So
ill. I ev rythlng there i*
• ow about the game by | W “ II ciety fo r. the Prevention of 1K»f,.i years. But the vT-rttbabl# figutVmcnt of Town and Country,
new Alonto SUigg’a top •scout I "hut surely the time has com*
n i iiishh. In fuct, i t s non* when w* can get bade to the tlc-
Everythhijr Tor the comfort of tHe kid
dies In our “Kiddie'a Corner” . . . fu rn i
tu re that la.durable aa well* ad adorftbU*
for the younRstera.
Britons Outraged
Over Posters At
Trafelgar Square Fj
saving*.
During World W ar I “ Kitchent c r Needs You“ recruiting p o tters
adorned the Nelson column.
W ilh ihe lifting of O .D .T . Regulation*, Florida M o to r llp o * an
nounces additional and bettor bus service between all F lo rid a cities,
providing the- most frequent schedules in the history o f Ih e slate,
BABY BEDS
Ivory or maple finish
ed beds with convenient
drop side^ for the Ituby’H
tsafely.
A few mismatched beds for
BABY CARRIAGES
24-95 up
PLAY PENS ----- Q.95 up
To keep baby »afe .while m other i» buny, piny pen wild!' removable floor anti
I Hide for protection. Natural birch pejw on casters that* fold flat, with re-
14.95
Play Pen PatlH, waterproof
HIGH CHAIRS
Finished in red or
white enamel o r n a
tural birch, maple and
Some are with upholHtercd backa and are
cattily converted into
play ohnim.
BASSINETTES
TABLE and TWO
CHAIRS
Pink dr toltfc Imaainetteit in
wicker conveniently placed
on atandn equipped with p a
tera for eaay moving. . .
enamel finluh
..... PLATFORM
- ROCKERS
Platform rockers th a t
will fit rig h t in w ith
th«< rest of the living I
ro o m 'fu rn itu re . Beauti
fully
upholstered
in!
floral.patterned tapestry!
w ith n a tu ra l' birch or!
w alnut fram es.
D ESK
and
CHAD,
A desk w ith a roll top,
•1 ' . I A
» k a » H * (tt
'ju st like
h a
numb or
walnut,
ir 'h a ^ u r a i b lre h . -
rouRottu
they, w ort,
Bctlanly Hi
xhlre Untvt
....
j ,
�I
=----- ..■at e
Unity There I» Strength—
.
THE WEATHER
To P |* (M t Ul* Peace of Ihr World)
To Prom ote th e . Progress uf America
To Produce Prosper ll) for Sanford.
Partly, rtoiid) tonight and Friday
.change In trm|*cralurc.
AN INDEPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPEK
volume ' xxxvn
Short Places
Blame On War
E s ta b lis h e d 1908
SANFORD, FLORIDA.
Picket W ith Service Stripes Nabbed
THURSDAY. JANUARY
A?-‘*«cM*t t-ci Press I .cased Wire
Nazis Accused Atomic Energy
Radar EquipmentWas
-H e ld Up While In, stallations Finish
ed At Other Places
Prosecutor Declares Approved By UNO A1-.
tor Byrnes Ur^es
- Execution O r d e r s
Creation To Pre
Caine Chiefly Prom
__KJni
o e r i ivf^ vent—Atomir Ran?
WASHINGTON, Jan. ' 2 i,
(A P )—The I*l*arl Harbor In
vestigating Com m ittee heard
new testim ony from Major
General W alter C. Short to
day to the effect th a t tho
W ar -Hgpartm ent was mote
to blame th a n he fo r^ th tf
disaster a t Hawaii.
LONDON, Jan. ?4. ( Al t .
N L'E R N flR im 'J e n . -.34.. 1 4 ')S rfreU ri of S la te
lameThc French prosecutor at the n r
II) me* i* no hi* * > i home,
crime* trial accuse* the Nazi* of
lie left laindun Iw lii on a
killing a t least 29,000 hostage*
Iran*-\tla n tjr flight to \\a»hduring the occupation of Franc*,
initial.
'r'o r.iin . to the F rench,-order*
.'or then- execution* came chiefly
I.ONIK N \ Jutt. 24. idh
I lie
■run Field Mnr-ditU Wilhelm K*ltel and e \-U e i r h * m • r * h»l U n ite , I N ntj/rti, G en e ral A s-e m h k
Ikinm nn tioclipi. noth of the** h it) v o t r ilv u u n o liu i'iu ly -fui tinN a t i* n rv uuibiiK the defendant* cteaUutt o f a s jie c in L olidnir
rtttetTT)-—xn m i;tl**in » l.” —7 he— vote •*on tend
‘I he F rrn fi
Motor. * horlM J oie Icilay nflei Flitted Slate. :■
Uubotif. ptoiln
i letter liu *«id * Seeietniy of Stale Jiiinee • |lvi lies
K r ile l vetiite
said: “ In the Inirrd rrm tieti of iKe.rohttnfulon
fu lu ie , the
,|H’Ualty Nhould ,**' tieiewary to *nve the world
from mi atomic armament- r.i e
in Cetiel ill |
ai-ried out."
Atfoidin*;
the
French j ' tivrne* .I'jwned the-General \*
charge*. K rill'I mul Goer lug balk sent lily deUite mi the ptupo.iil
ed effui t* ul the German Fore gn He told the assembled delegates
Office In obtiim rlemancy for |>ec* that the Unitetl .Stale* tin 1* en
roll* accused of no-called* com- ' tered an nttii* raet duri ig 'he
war to savt*. not to ile*t t o V
rminixl Activity.
Meantime, the Hiitixh lire pre Vi'llirntion. tint. »ald llyrne*. if
sently* lh r i HM ngniii-i Huron that nice Conti line* uiieonh oiled,
Vou \ -orulli, villa was the N ell t h e ‘cjjllltation the " AIKe* V"P*’d
chief in * Ihihvmin end Moravia. 1to xavr event mill y> limy be tle*'The J.ritish lawyer* charge th at tr* veil.
The Assembly's political- nil i
Von Neoriith kept up a tei|(u uf
te rie r
intenijnl to (iermanixtr security committee nlrendv had
(‘rt-chcslovahin. Thi*. wu» to be approved creation of j i »prcinl
don?, the ) mxecutlon ra y*. by; ntornir commission to device enn*i nt ter mi- lie if
th e
( xi*ch* trot* ntul prevent dentruetive use
till uui'luHi! tieiruuny nod elimillA* of iipotin enerity
■Oh the witness, stand for
the third d a y ,. GcriemJ Short' told
the com mittee th e t rnder equlpment for Hawaii woe held up ■
by the W ar D epertm -nt in 1041 1
while eim iler Installation* wert*
Yainjf completed In Naw York City
8 «attlc, and San Franclaco. Short
read a tcleyram which he iaid he
received yesterday from, an Army
Signal
Corps
officer,
Major
Georpe Lcaak. The Siintal Corps
officer said th a t when he wa*
• tr'.naferred to San Franclaco on
Dec. JO. 1941, he found three
rad a r to n era ly 1jtjt on a pier
It wa* not until several week*
later, he said, th a t h« received ln- A PICKET WITH SERVICE STR IPES on his sleeve ami wearing
alructlona to ahfp them to Hawaii a alee) helmet, 04 the picture shows, is shown being plodded Brul
at*once. Furtherm ore, the Signal pushed hy a plalnclothe, pellcrnmn during a melee outside the V S.
Corps officer continued. Army Motor* plant in Lo* Angete-. Using tear ga* and clubs, p o l i c e atofficer* hail to fynd for them- tempted th break up a 1200-man ( T O (ilcket line In.oribr t o i t e m
jtelvea In setting up the equipment the way for "white collar" office worker*. Note the o ffn n (cerftrti
In llavraft, w herrai* on the main wearing a ga.s mask. (Internirttonal)
' *
• *
land experts from the Radio Corporallon of America had been
called into heln insUtl the radar.
E arlier In the day** testimony.
Short
said
that
Information
. -gleaned from Intercepted Japan*
fee cod* messages wa* withheld
frofn him. h u t it * ru made availaide to C aneral M acA rthur In the
P h ilip p in e. H ad the Information
been placed In hia hand*, Short
continued, he would have con
cluded th a t an enemy attack on
• Pearl H arbor. wa» a probability.
“ A* it vrati nn w aa encouraged
I ■n
the
>• •
li)
i l e p o r lu i i o n
or
I. L. Stark Is
Main Speaker A t Claims Shooting
Jaycee Meetingj Was Accidental;
.-tbr* .writ.. internal
d au rer* m ight b* erpectetl Jnr a
m e n a c e »#nt him by Major Gen
eral Sh*rm*n Mil**, then head of
Arm y Tnlelllgeoci. Mile* »*nt him
a w arning m e jia g a tailing him to
jirenara agafmst .aaheOtge.
W hen the attack finally, came.
G inera) Short continued, none of
the perm anent rad ar stations on
Oahu Island waa in operation.
I t w as a mobile station, being
u*»H for practice purpose*, that
pleked up the approaching Japan
ese plane*. The Information was
not correctly interpreted. Short
told th* committee h e , had not
recommended dlsclpllnajf action
ag ain st the officer wHo dismiss
ed the ra d a r report of approachng planes becam e ha knew the
officer wa* Inexperienced.
Shampoo Reaching Is
Out In Speer Home
• George A. Speer, county pro
secuting a tto rn * /, w as busy explaining to frlenda In the down
town section ■» to why his right
fure arm and hand w as bandaged
and .In splint*.
“ I was taking a bath Monday^*,
he said, " and In reaching from
the tu b for a bottle of shampoo,
■lipped and fall, crashing Ihe
bottle on th e aide r f th e tub, and
cu ttin g my thum b tendon. My
• S l t e t t M s J Djx B a p u e l ^ lM tm i
and h e arrived quickly lo tend
Japanese Must Obey
Potsdam Declaration
TOKYO, Jan. 14, 0P>— Genera! MacArthur hai formally or
dered tha Japanese Government
■to •W f
■
---------itloi) w hich guaran
to r fundam ental bo’4V\
men right*.
i directive,
U nder term s (
ordered to
tho Je p a h a te I
lal abuses
cease numerous
in Nippon,
practiced fo r coni
untag these Is the . iractice
__
_..
which Japanese fam ilies sold
r daughters
Into plavary.
t sale* frequently eere eon-
dam
dueled against
r‘
“FIFTH FRKKDOM'
WASHINGTON, J»lt. 14, (* V Senator Andrew* of Florida has
proposed a , solution to tha naUan'a labor troubles. Andrews la
seeking tha ‘ establishm ent at
courts of arbltraUhn to aettle
labor dbputea, In caaaa where
Florida Senator alto U apoMor-
proxlde
P r o p o s e s R e t i r e d Tells Court Husband
Railway Employees Shot Himself While
Community H e r e . Cleaning .22 -Rifle
WASHINGTON. .Inn. 24, f/Pr—
The S n v y liiis ju s t raised tit*
i;u il To on il;- (dans fu r th« loltgpwmti-d test . of the atom ln>mb
ag ninsi svapnwer. Front n il ad
vance f imlii Htion*
it
will
hti a
show
The
Navy
pltitia to stage the test beginning
iu May nn eoupruiUnn with the
A rm y .
' **t re iiu ti.lo u *
"Ihe detail* have ju*t tiyen
Declaring that the young men
ba mlrd to the rV tia tr'* atomic
of today will soon have the re
i livrgy
committee by . Peputv
sponsibility
of
direeXing
tho
. i h ie f o f N aval Operations Vice
activity of our city, alate and n a
husband, A d m ira l \V. H. P. Illnlidv. lie i>
tional governments, J .
Starke,
i
bullet in-ad of till! Navy's divUlon( on
founder and organiser o f the N a
April :l, I special weapotla.
tional Association of Retired
day ,11 , Hfaudy *»>'* the gigantic ev
Railway Employee*, •aa the'ip**1'
crow ilfl p rn in rn t — getu-inlly expected to
speaker la st nljfht ] U hc regular
.
involution)** seo wnrfnte -* is
m m in g , •*»i
weekly meeting^
( *he Seminole
|iresideil. knodn bv the codeword "u jirra County Junior c h a m b e r of Com
n trd by 1 1 ,ins crossroads'* — possibly synlmerce held at the City H all. '
George binir uf Ilia fa rt trust the le»'
lutunl by si ill put the navies of the world
Mr. Starks, a retired conductor,
at the crossroad* of thair futun
discussed the possibility of es
I on t Im
The sptsdnl .weapon* chief - s i
tablishing a Heinlnolc County Ree,' in n pn
il l , t a guinea |og- flt-el of
’•
tirrd Railway Employee* j'o m o f her vessel* w ill hi1the h irg td 'in tb»
munity Association for the p u r
o f A p r. vast operation.
The lubnjjttui v
pose of bringing lo th is city sev
location srlit-led is the nnchurage o f Hi
eral hundred retired railroad em
led rest- k in i A to ll — one o f the northern
ployees.
moat ijf the M urahull liln n il* . The
Mr. Stark, who wa* Instrum en
he tim e. M atslm lla w ere wtested from the
tal In the establishm ent of* colony
i»*e* and Jap an e se in an am phibious a»of thi* type In Lakeland In 1940,
ntl pliera sau lt tw o years ago,
proposed th a t community associa
en sto-al
H lam ly *n y* the vessel* In In
tion be formed In Sanford to fi
ml sh o w -1 u*ivj ns the target w ill range in'
nance, through the Federal H om
he Mock ! slsp fro m n ln r a f f c a rrie r* and
ing Association, th r construct!>0
r if le , on Im ttlrsh ip * to subm arine*
and
of a number of home*. Upon the
ile c h ic d . tra n sp o rts. They w ilt include cap
completion of the buildings, .the
hoot hill! I tille d G erm an and Japanese » a i
association could relit these homo*
aid that 1 ships.
to retired railway employee* who
T h e re w ill be two n iic ra fl cur
today arc anxious to mqvo
to j
rie r* and four battleship* in thFlorida. Mr. Stark pointed out
target fle e t, plu* I li destru yeith at there are some 170,000 r*fiv e subm arines and lit tra rtlted railway employee* on pen
jh irt* — a ll ficuu the United
sion today In the United Statea.l
h la te s N a v y . In addition, then
He hdded th a t there would be no BEVENTH DI8TRICT I.EADH w ill be u G erm an heavy cru ise r,
a Jap an e se b attleship and u light
difficulty In bringing these re
tired worker*"-to Hanford alnce
The 7th Legion D istrict of Jan c ru is e r.
his -erganLxatioiv.ha.v the m ajority Florida, continue*.Xo lead Jit men);
Illa n ily w ill cum iuaiid the etn
of these 170,000 retired worker* bershlp gains, according to Joel lir e aeries Tif exJicTTTlTontg' TtHir KP
in ‘ the
National
Association Field, commander, with a percent w ill lie aided ,b y “ T a sk Force
as members, and hn assured th e ag e of 144-' He reported a F lor r u e " — a fleet o f hO inldlttonnl
body that In the event a project ida ;Leg!uii gain of more than United H t A t e s N a vy ships manned
by 20,000 o f fle et* nlbl m in .
of this kind could lie
)•» he plan*
a series of atom bomb tent*
ag ain st th e unmanned fleet of 97
vessels. T he first test, to be held
early in May, calls for detonating
an atomic bomb nt an altitude of
several hundred feel above the
ta rg e t ships. A second teat — set
tentatively for Ju ly 1 — will I*’
an atomic burst n t the water'*
Supt. T. W. U w ton he* been menu,
sin face In the ta rg e t aren.
named to head the United Na*r - “"D
Dtiuring our collection o f last
Hlandy say* th a t Ihe Lur^ci
Uonal Clothing Collection in Se spring," said Mr. Kaiser, " i t was vessela will be anchored ami
minole Countty to aid th* deatltot#. discovered that many Americans placed In a m anner ralryM ted to
homeless and looted people* uf enclosed letter* with their, con give effect* varying from proba
Those letters were ble destruction
Europe, the Philippines end the tribution*.
to
negligible
Far
Beat. F ire
Chief
Mack warmly received and inspired damage.
C lavijind will a s m aa co-chair m any friendly replies. In tho
The ajteclal weapons chief *nv*
Victory Clothing Collection, the th a t a deep w ater test In the
man in the drive.
In connection with th e g ift, i t American people will have an op- open aea la planned later, but
portunlly to writ* 100,000,000 1#t- technical difficulties preclude Its
I ns l a brief,
oriel, friendII
ia suggested that
tar* to their alliea. I am tre coming o ff this year.
attached to the
mendously Interested, aa 1 think
•store of intern!
All a m n g e m e n U have been
al neighbor line** ami friendship. you will be. In the contribution made fo r recording result* of
Donation* may include a coat, which this expression of interna- th* teat* by all modern scientific
■alt. d r« e , underwear, shore, tfoM^ ^friendship fa n bring to the techniques. DUndy adds th a t the
lilnehre. a blanket or other bed*
undertaking will n o t be a comTh* following l» • reply from bined o r international operation.
(5mtributlons may bo left at a fam ily In Franco: "W e are It will be a scientific experiment
any school In Seminole County five teacher* belonging to the conducted b y the United State*
during school hours, Mr. Lawtmt
governm ent alone. The question
Mid. When the collections are earn* fa m ily , and were totally of p erm ittin g foreign observers
bombed but- NW ■ ilngle thing to a tte n d the te sla has not vet
w ere are able to save. I cannot been decided.
peaelbly w r * i . to you th e Joy
But th e re will be score, of
[itdneat 't h a t tho e ig h t of observer* in addition td the offi
. Henry J. Kaiser has bwii reth ee brought to. th e whole cial N avy and Army group. They
by President Truman to
I t W g reat and noble to will loclude congressmen, Ameri
gain as national chair*
in thle why to those who can civilian scientific groups and
the committee of leader*
t all, and lo do It so gen- members of Tba radio and press
ogV'the' drive. .Tha* national g o a l' U 100 ,0 0 0 ,ooo -!g ar-fe re u sly .
corps/ ' 'Hg-tg ' > ;■
T. W. Lawton Named To Head Clothing
Collection Drive In Seminole-County
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IntitnatesCiovcmment—
Considering OperaTton-Of Nation ally
Owned Stet*l Plant
(’IIICAGJIc'Jan. 24. ( A P I—The striking AF-of-l. Meat
Picker*
Fnlnn ha*
teleira p h rd all II* local* to
s'and by for initruetlopa.
The order* will come from
Ihe union'* central nffl-e and'
turday *eirure o r.p iic k in i
plant*
the iiiyrrijm ent
Wa s h in g t o n ; -juu . * 21 ,
(AP) — Presiilont ' Trum an
has IssutHl n stlnginK rebuke
to lleiijnmirt Fitirlosn, |>rt*siilrnt' of thit United Statv*
j Steel Corporation iir a ,s h a r p 1ly wortle'd stutem tint, Mr.
j Trum an Ims cltnlnrod th a t he
floes not see how, a t the
present time, the Tteel -Wo^kji>* can return to their job* ui>I lei* the manner men l accept* hi*
j compromise
|iropii*(il:
Ho
vhuuJd accept
it.
Furtherniore, )li.- Trum an told
h i*
new*
con feren ce
to d n y ,
th e
l^ivcrnmenl i* ' iim iiiieM iiA opet'iititig y big g. 1 e n m le n t .b u ilt
steel p liin l in l ’t«h fills poipf
. 'i m - ujt wticfi Ihe iinr* a*Wed
about a CIO propI*-*aI th a t i o v -
IP-
i ooin.il
conaldkt e*plo»ive complaint*. m
voicing Iran, Greece and lnd»
llcsln linn lia* pFoteateil to nole ritrity y io u p artainet ,ulliu:*>l
Itu**inn
irtleife ten ce
in Ir a 1’
K o o in . h i the other Impd h e
rn terial
eom plnlnt*
.o n e e riiia c
alleyeil H lit iih
In terfe ren e r m
the intefnpl Iiffn ir * of liie ia e nil.I
tndone*lu.
11uu ever, it i* an Homo iat put I
the I nuMiJ w ill not sot at the
name lim e on the ijU rellu n of
r r le it ln * a nominee for the key
|Mi-t of -eeretin y -ie n v in J of the
I J M ) . The f u e m a jo r. |io «t i
Apjml eiitly a le tlendliMkeit on I hiT*aue T h e ' r h ie f vtam h llm r Meek
I* a Hu»*inn iim ten tio n that eitlee
TTie tln itrd N n to .il. w ill *et up
h ead i|iiaitei . o. llo 1 t n ile il S t i
the * e rirt* i> Item-nil iioniituitCil
fthoutil be 11"in a eo u n tiv in
wait*
imi
h.L* agreed to. m e c k -Jo n jo ii"* J '
iNavy Lifts (urtain
Mrs. Ola Carver |On\Atomic Bomb,
Seapower T e s t s
v to,
ruman Urges Steel
To Accept Proposal
Commission lo
Be-Organized
it*-, het Is.INHI-m I It- emergrngy
poll ft mu Itrislm ue, A u stra lia ,
show p in hei um therV arnu
baby, daughter of ex-service" l i . ilo w n to Ihe United .Stales
ex-pis tt-d n* save tier Fife.
I liiti-i n aium u l H^undphnUi)
Joel Field l*s
Gen. Hutchison
Named Head Of Is Welcomed By
< Baseball Club Local Kiwanians
Quiz P r o g r a m Is
( ’onduefud UpCrumluy And Mnnticth
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m .t in n ;
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p; t o i l 11
l iMill tl
HI
tlm- Kiwmm
niniilin, | >tn
lt*«* of till*
r|n irrii(
who
erum rn l-o u tied Ite e l p lan t* lie
turned *>v*t to tm li' n luaU n'llling
to g i/e w r ir k c i. the pny in creese*
rertmimemled l>\ the Presiden t.
Thi C h ie f K i f i a l i v r made th i*
ritittm rnt on the proposal hy
F a irie s* lh a l the I ’rrs n le n t call
a wage conference o f em ployer*,
He said he (* alw a y s re ad y to
tnlk to business (ruder* Hut ho
added, Ik e la yt thing F a irie s *
in n do i* »rnd i wurd th a t he
accept* the W hite Quuse proposal
fo r settlin g the steel w ag4 dispuic
.
,
A i the present nine. M r ’ (ru I ine.i m»ni on, hr do*-* '-eit 1s»llev* It t* prn H ical to seise the
stesd p lan t* lie leuuld nut -.ay
that *uch action ought riot be
taken In the fu tu re Should the
plants stvrn tim lli b,- tak en over
by the gcern n ie iit. he sold, the
worker* would have to jrg back
at their old wages. T h is . M rr
Tru m an said. U .th e p o licy the
government In lrn d s to fo llo w in
the meat h n lu stry. (no.
The President
then dechtted
thin both inuungt-mi-c.I n n .i tabor
ban* too much power, and tlait
it i. tim e for the governtneiit
lo s*- -t I t , power nod to a- r r i ihe peiqdCs power
Present
labor dispute*, he said* a r„ a
st toggle
for
power
between
itiHUagement and I h I hu
The publie interest, Mr. Truman
were on, demands a settleinent of
the s|ce| strike on Ihe basis of hj»
I h 1* cent* nn hour wage inereose
proposal
He leininded the newsm en that
t i-ng ies. has -Aoi yet passed .he
fa rt fin d in .. and m oling " f f bill
which- hi" lia s reqtiesls-il H r said
that in the absence of such tegi»Intioh. he lu is done sD m hi*
powei In u til],, the steel -triki
(ion. Spnatz Will
Succeed (icn. Arnold
WASHINGTON. Jan. 24. ‘TV sad-through-w hipping- and--would
havo blocked shipment* to and
from the strike-bound Chicago
stock yards.
Tha Railroad Brotherhood’* con
tention In the dispute Is th a t the
railroad* failed lo comply with
directives from the National Rail
road A djustm ent Hoard on dis
tribution of tran sfer service be
tween seniority point term inals.
T H(fl. J'muMil It. June*, mm of
K
Mr. nm I Mr*. T. IV Jiirir* nf
■ifth - Snutli -Sanford Aii-imi-, received
held , hi* discharge at I'amp lllaiuling
on Jon. 18.
100 present from Daytons Beach,
life served n ir a i in the south
Sanford, St. Cloud, Casaadaga. west Facific fttrn with th r dlM h
Orlo Vista, Union Park end Port Bomhing Grmip, nnoth humbhig
Orange.
squaiRnn, and hr wear* six buttle
A number of speakers address
ed the group and a musical pro sta rs far participation n* ah engi
neer gunner in a 11-25 in Ncw.gram waa presented by Mr. and Guinea,
Luton. China, the West
Mr*. Marvin Henry of- Ht. Cloud.
I'a-Tflc, Formosa and Ithykyu,
Refreshments were served. The and
Ihe air nffensive against
next meeting w llrh * held on Mer; Japan.
17 a t Port Orange. \
The l>8 l f !1SWVlinn tfb "parllclpated In, ho auld, wos th r lioinbing and strafing of rolling stiak
In Ftench Indu-t hinn. The group
received th* 1'irsldential Unit
Citation for the blockade of ship
ping between Romeo mid Japan,
during which 40 enemy fighter*
were downed Pacific record,
ho declared.
On Aug. 10 the .1t5 lh Group
1’fi‘sldeht T r u ir a n f h a f nppotntwf
General Carl Spantr to succeed
General 'Henry Armdd a* ch irf »f
the Army Air Forres. Arnold
will retire when hr retu rn s from
hi* .c u r r e n t lour in S o u t h
America.
* General Spaatz — known as
the "F lying Dutchman" — wai
one of the first 2.ri American
m ilitary pilot*. In I!* 12 lie liecame head of the United States
Eighth A ir Force in England, to
direct the strategic Immbing of
Germany, loiter he commanded
Anglo-American air units in
North Africa, and finally h r ws*
named by General Elsenhower tn
lend all American Strategic Air
Foret* in the European T heater.
CIVIL SERVICE OFFICIAL
HERE
Nathan O. Garner, assistan t
secretary and examiner of San
ford civil -aervfce. now ha* his
headquarter* located In th r May
or's office In the City Hall. All
city department* Including fire
and police depertm enti and head*
a re under civil -service ( Commis
sioners exreptriO . Mr. G arner
also officiate* nt time* a t tho
poltro station desk, and keeps
track of all finger printing.
UICYCLK TAGS ON RA U !
Hlcyrle license* for 1948. due
here on Ja n . J, have arrived from
California and may by secured a t
00 cent* .each at the p
lion, |t wa* announced
M anager II. N- Sayer-
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H IE SANFORD HERALD; SANPORD‘ PlX)RID,
H k aikml,
“ wlmt furilltica?“
Another r e t told u* th a t there
wax a-, much rc* icatioiml activi
ty in a crniclrry an th e re U hi
th is city. This lawn needs Imme
diate action before tho young peo
ple leave here to go to other live
lier c ititf and town*.
Dudley Dr (irool resigned
inglon lied skins of the N a
tional Football le ag u e , and
T urk Kvans will replace him.
-Jdark Mmuahuessy o t PlU.
» ho has been mehllonCd" **"*
pi.-sil.le menlpr to fill the
current vaeanry at
Flori
da, will remain with th e Redakin* in hi* advisory capacity.
While we here in Sanford
dilly-dally over the conitructhm
of a set o f stands fo r the northside, of o u r football field, Miami
derided It need* to enlarge the
Orange Dowl Stadium , figures
- - .o u t how much the project will
cokL ralae* the money and now
they’re rea d y to begin work. The
enlarged stadium will coal a mere
9800,000 oral will se at 01.000 fan*
upon completion. W e advocate 11
small set o f stands to scat a mere
AOO ami th e n one re rta ln person
The 150 baseball players
and som e 25 officials that
Branch Rickey, of ,th* Urook-
h £ .c u a rte rtd ' a t the
note that II. II. Coleman, during
ids address before the Sanford
'Merchant* Association, included
*n the Chuml).’r of Commerce long
’range plan No, 2, the neeiT of
now forms of rutertalnm ent and
recreation. With <he cooperation
ut- the riliwM?.,—lh » -t* a J* body
Khould lie ublr to carry o ut .the
Htirrersful
arcoinpllahmenta
of
M i-
| i:n !ii'iilu r —
.....( J U l
veteran why bus ju st returned to
Kyiifoid said the ulber day that
Kaiifi.rd •vtlll remindeiKhlm of the
guy who st ent his last threw dol
lars for a wallet. We askeo
another vet what he thought of
Hanford's recreational facilities.
to hear that boxing hi Orlando l»
being staged, under the rule* and
regulations- of A»h W ing’* pro
posed—vtirtr laws; A -tr bur—<he
right idea alright for making
boxing in thi* atate on th e up and
up and a much better attraction
for the ring fun*. It aecuw u-s
though the leg!*lnture w o n t be
able to turn it down ugitiu if it
be imreriupol.
-through -with—anuihr r . tp a tk
ling perform anrr In D rl^n d
Friday night cicn though
they didn’t bring home the
baron, ( im r s f McClelland'*/
outfit i* certainly improving
■nd the .addition of Harold
Hauler to the starrin g five
gave the Feds another exper
ienced m an.' Alvin Kilpal-
rick wgirdolng-a g*»od job.
NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED
RED "BLISS
We have jusJ rect-lvwl a cnrltmtl
. Plticf Your Order Now. ____
Also a complete line
Tuxedo Feedi & Armour’* Fertilizer
Mitke our Store ytiur Store
TUXED!) FEED
Cor. 2nd Sanford
I'hone T >8
but he needs the ability In get
- 4h*t~ha»i—n » o y from him-elf
when he’s In a tight spot. If
*Vreeie t lsrk. Ihe.U ll Fed ernler, could sta rt sinking some
of Ihuse free shots, It would
help llir Scmlnolr - f - 'o - •<
K iihl ilrtl. tltfrk 1 1 fall ami
has riceplional ability
In
getting Ijie lull off the-backboard. and therefore he is the
recipient of msny personal
foul*. Clark san k ’ only one
of si* free shot* against
l.eesburg,
one
of seven
agaipst St. Augustine <mi
missed nil five of hi* free
day night, however, he wasn’t
fouled throughout the en
lire till.
•eel* when they're young, parti
uturlp in Junior H igh School
ere'i u perfect example- of whal
re're talking about.
,'
'* ’
• The Celery fe d ra g e rs hive
a youngster who began play
ing basketball-w hen he first;
started going to achool. Ilia
futwWpwt a* Hh W
School was Mr. T rue, present
head of our Ju n io r Uigh
School- Thia youngster play
ed basketball right along, l i f
alien h r’ entered h igh school,
hr waa a veteran a t the
game.. When Seminole openid their season ag a la at Kualle. the youngster tallied 12
nf tie IH Fed point*. Against
St, Augustine, be racked up
16 of Seminole's 19 points.
During the leesb u rg tilt, he
arru u n ted fa r. I f of th e fed'a
35 points a’hd Friday night, he
recorded 12 of the 25 Fed
markers. Thus far th is sea
son, Seminole ha* scored a
total of 95. points. Thi*
youngster hr* scored 51 of
ho-p 95 points,_o r__Inother
!*, nearly 57 perrent.
xuard and hi* name.
. WIlVl le -t^ r proof th an th sl do
wc hitvn that it pays to sta rt th e '
hoys In basketball, baseball and •
football when in Junior hign 1
M O N D A Y . JA N U A K Y , 2 l , I 5 ( d
S h a rk e y
Samuel D. Kiddie’* immortal
Man O’W ar Will be 20 yearn old
on Mar. 29. The fanted race
horae wee foaled in Kentucky,
Talaed In Kentucky, ha* eerved
a* a aire In Kentucky for 25
buried In Kenturk
or not, howevtT) he
1 wed in Kentucky.
M d e tf f V
,.»t M|Hta ry inatallationji in thi* country.
‘ T he comedian, who-pitched for
the, Waahington Senator* in 1010,
r l 02O and 1921, will receive the
a w a rd - a t the Association's 23rd
annual t dinner o fl.F e b . .3. Thia
year*a aw ard to Sehacht carried
an added citation, ."w ith atre*a
replii
either a* anim al or p u n t, accord
ing to when in- tU Ufa c jd * .It la
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The lion haa been named king
of beaate and the bald eagle kinar
of birda; but the real king of th *
g reat cat* la-the tiger, and of the
In Unity There Ih Strength—
T e Protect the Peace ef the World:
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WASHINGTON, Jnrf.~22,‘
(AP)—Major General Wal
ter C. Short had hfit turn
tod ^jr Ih tho Congresaional
Iny.litigation ot Pearl Har
bor. General Short, who waa
Army commander at Pearl
Harbor jvhen tjto. Japaurae
ttfuck, ffave the joint Sennti-House Committee a 13,
000 word itntomei.- on his side
of lb* rose. .
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W A S . f i M ^ ^ - 22, (,1V-
F irst. General Sh r t said thkt
the . W ar D
epartm ent, by -fo u r \
Department,
year* of silence, had atU m ptedt
to single him o u t a* the scapegoat
of the .Pearl H arbor disaster.
The General said th a t the w ar
departm ent ha* hod four year* to
adm it th a t It should have acted
H before Dec. 7, 1941 on hie Nov. 27
report th a t he had alerted his
• troop* only ag a in st sabotage.
Genera) 8h o rt said th e W ar
artm ent did not get around to
Ing any such admission until
the currept hearings. Like Ad
miral Husband E. Kimmel, Gen
eral Short said th a t if W ashing
ton had given him the inform a
tion available In . the capital, he
would nave known th a t a Jk p tn . c»e attack w as Imminent. He
* m * d « th a t asaertion in * briefer
statem ent accompanying the 1 J,000 word sum m ary of nls aide of
the case.
• ____ _ ’
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General Short argued, as did
Kimmel, th a t vital Information
gleaned In W ashington from intarcoptod Japanese coda messages
•wa* withheld from, him. The
W ar D ep a rtm en t,'h e laid , knew
a t 9:00 o'clock bn, th e evening
of D*c. 6 th a t a Japan* j attack
a wo* a t h a m L flfM .G en*taJ Mat-.
VfA il'a gaa4(• be bark... ifi gw4 (i hue p ra m e l
the thiiga i l l (be way ol lifr Ihry are raniig bark
U . . . n i li live ii a a atiu ii which the Ihait •(
•pparliiity ii ie u i r e 4u ly by (be eileit ii amice
ti « e ’i felltw scan. •
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Ctm Ruy M tm htrs N t n
N t w JX t t t r t t i F/$m
Tk$ A r m t i S t r v i c t s
Negroes Will Be
Allowed To Vote
In Demo P rim ar
Uaa to pravid* seomrate polling
place* for w hite r# » r» and Ne•ro c s in th* p,rim(fie*
Florida Democrats wer* deflnad aa ail voters registered a*
inch who "believp In th* princiE. P. Bickford, labor relations pl«a of tha Democratic party and
officer of th e Railroad R etire- will support and vot* for the
noutnM a of Urn said party in the
ensuing
(November)
general
Blckfprd WiU Speak
Before Railway Men
tir e Firemen and ' Enj
which |a to b* held Sandaj
noon at 1:0 0 a'cloch at tl
County Court
Bkkford will explain the
benefit* under the Railroad
tira re m t and Unemployment
support Auriol'a candMa:
w ire*.to he p re se n t •
M r, Glllon also stated th a t
Refer T* Decisions
The resolution allowing Negroes
to qualify aa .Democrats, which
drew only a few “No’a" from tb*
10 0 -odd sta te committee memb e n , pointed to decisions cf the
U. 8 . and Florida Supreme Courts
which le ft the state committee no
altafiu tlv # . The resolution said:
“ W hereas the Buprame Court
of th e United fltatee has ruled
t h a r Negroee a n entitled to par-
Golden Rule De g r e e
C o n fe rre d
5-eents. an-hour iu•t h
nuiipuiiy
and
I'avin
anil
Mryrri
ninu*«linlr ly
the meilintors.
r| '- 1 ■ "I"'" 111 l.akelniid ln-t Wednesday
Secretary Schweilenhach i* a l
1 11 j ||) membets of the Celery Divi- so said to !•« seeking to detereiinr wfy-thei the sin k in g work
ers would return _ |u th eir-Jeh *
|(f the govwrnment doe* take
over the meat industry. A gov.
em inent official -ay* that lead«■»« of tiie « '|u meatpacking unfnn
are in Washington t„ talk the
tnniter over with the cabinet
official The A F ’uf I, meal packlog union—also involved i* the
work stoppnge .jA saixl to have
expressed itw readiness to re
t u r n ‘to work fur D iu-uuvrrum rnt.
It IS tliuliirslifod th a t the gov
ernment will not, seize Die packing
plant, without 'definite assurance
Dial government control would
ought t•• lo1 » -il,., ^ in *71 fai elal Die stlike
"* (ion. • I" *-■ pel , ," | ..( the
The House
f iiniiiutl.-e
lie milled that hr lm.l sm k .sl g row er, n, ilie late w e n - tu-op ha- a| roved a miHlifinl vereeiri
of I’rrsidant Trum an’s fact fiinlwith the delegation n|i ihe mad crating in D r piiigiiiin
I he ptiigtnin ,«gie< r upon ill mg
legislalion |l
dornot,
|irogrnm for the r„unlv ntnl "S
I
iiki-liiin|.
-aill
\li,
W
hitehurst,
however, provide for l^ r tiiiard's
(lie estatiliahiiiu^-lirie n| n -tnie
sub experiment aliition of which »vn* to cot cele/y no AFindny. puwar to xulrpeonn records, niir
he wns very ifoinl. lie declined Tuesday ami Wednesday only of does it provide for n .30-ilay conl.
that this should have the proper each week. Duly fouls, »jfr» and ing off period.
The Ford Motor Company tmlav
Imrking and "it will lend to uinir- eights in Golden variety /u n i si*e
i t . i-ulioiit lo
thing great, ami thnt ue nev/r three or target in I'a-iwl variety denied n story that
l<efore have had 11 slate institution are to la* -luppisl* it wa- agiee.1 limke another wage lisi* offer of
Those
fiiqn
Sim
foul
and
vlrimI
*
*
*
•»
reo|»
to
the
I'ifl
ro lle d
come to Sanford "
Did age asristnin e. hr pointed ly who attended tin l.uketandj Auto W orkris A Ds-tmlt new|h ilrh u r* t. | paper
lit- News
had aid
out, had practirsllv ,|»ul>lrst -in. e meeting wen- Mr
the tin.* he tm>k ••(for in I 4 1. K A. I 11I1I1. II I Mel /el a lid A 'l • | the new Font offer imghl pin
jvidr Die formuln for settlement
and added that their »«• still drew Dinla .•» Slinni
Today •■•Id Imwei
wept 111 m( the nation's
strikethe 1 ..inroom for imtimvemeni
lie «le
fiiim
Die
•I'.iil.ti-i
m l..
Die
>an
pnnv sunt the -tori .had no Imxts
el* led th a t lie »n* (■•• ••eltel
fold men
Xiym.tnig i" 1 "imt v nf fail
A onion -pqkr-titun rail
rrhools and iwtlei ,mml|( / |i a » -on. this will ed Dir story mere sp.-enhilion
"I do not have any pet pro Agent, t
have
the
vtf/et
o
f
fm
tlier
r
e
j
.
jects," he declared. Usa'u»e nil
proj.’it*
that elfe.t Seminole strid in g Cutting- and at Die sam e'
,
Cottnty are pel .project.* to me noil tlpic the eiHiiei weathei will p i e - 's s . ,
I* C H tT O y C T
1 work Jaet ns hurd on one ns venl too rapid nialutity of i«lury. l * a t l e r e O
Federal Market New’s Servica
I,'ls*»e»ss*„ tfv„ CJ * 1
I do on the other."
today
reported
that
the
celery
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l
i
l
i
r
O
l
l
t
e
l O S t t l t C -l
^Representative Mann ha* served
on the . follow Ink leg 1dative com market was slightly better, and
PEARL HARBOR. Jan 22.—
m ittees; Agriculture. Public Land*. forecasting that the co-operation
S tate Institutions, State Markets, among growers on' th e holiday td b —- A -im ttcrrd nltt' desD n y erTr
Social Security and Citrus Fruits. program would have its effect, on her way home today to a wcllKeminole County shipped 'M ears rnrued
rest.
The
20-yrar-nh!
Sarasota, 7, ami the lower east U.S.S. Stew art has seen plenty
m ast. 34 ta r* on Monday, n total of action —ond both sides of tho
of 75 tar*. California shipped war. She was shelled by n Jap
tu t 39 cals on .Momluy, as com- cruiser in the southwest Pacific
pared with 40 the pr.-rrcding Mon- early in '42. captured in the
A warning th a t m erchants <>ri labor and other reasons, this
day, and M5 the Monday tiefore N etherlands E ast Indie* shortly
heads of firm s dealing in rvpalt liberality will now be discon
services who violate OPA ceiling tinued.
ivlcr* wjll ho summonevi beforu
"In'accordsnce with Instruction*
the- iianel of the Price Control (rom the District Office, this
Uoarvl a t th# A rm ory, and If, vio Panel ha* no alternative but to
lation is established |>e made summon every violatcr to appear
subject to severe fines, was today iwfore them for a hearing and
made by A. B. Peterson, board if a^vlolation la aatabliahed they
1 ll Monnignor Joseph Pat- • Five Sanfuril men have Irfet
uccretary.
tnuet • Impose a penalty xrhlch,
irley, and he already Is on discharged
from
the
Unite*
"Seminole; County has built up under no circumstances, can be
to Yugoslavia.
States Navy, according to in
a most enviable reputation on pat leaa than 126 for each violation.
tiean aource declares th at form ation received here to<la)
riotic adherence (o the necessary It behoove* each merchant, partic
ior Hurley will investigate ‘r"m Ihe Naval I’rrsunnel- Separ
raxtricllons imposed by th# ration ularly th* food m erchants, to tee
WEEKS ENROUTE TO U. a
lo Balkan ar»a that I* un- ■‘•on Center a t Jacksonville.
ing ami price regulations for tjte th a t their artlclea are sold a t
• t dom ination' Th# choice' They a fe a* follows: 8 1 /«
past four yelu-a b a t there seems priewe no higher than established
S l/e Ekrl I). Weeka of the
merlcan for the work, the
Ltzei/ly of Ro* 733: M I /< United S tates Navy is enroute to
to be g tendency to disregard the Celling Prices, as even a penny
Theodore
J.
Michels
of
P.
O.
Rox
pries controls now th a t th# yuar
the United States aboard th*
1005: A MM 2 ,c Ralph P. Good- 1,000-ton minesweeper, tl. S. 8 .
speed; CK 3 /e Jam es 5|clntyre, Strategy, according to information
J r . of Route 2, Rox 326; and received here today from the
8 l / c Joseph H. Goodrich of Fleet Hama Town News Center in
Rox 17.
.
Chicago. Previously th e U. 8 . 8 .
and unlaw* stric t attention la
S trategy participated In pre-ingivaa to th* current prices of
vaaion mine sweeping operation*
that* products, violations wlU
from two Jim * and Okinawa to
occur with ensuing penalties.’'
F IR E CAUSES SLIGHT
the China Sea.
Surveys a re being mad* eonDAMAGE
a tantiy of various retail eetablish. rATTERBON IN IIP.HMN
menta In tha county and violaR E R U N , Jan . Zi. 0P»— U n lW
tinns disclosed by the** surveys
8 tales Secretary of W ar i’A te rwill be docketed In th* same
son has arrived in Berlin oa h it
m anner a* a violation reported by
srmind-the-world lour.
General
a customer.
Persons, whether
Joseph M cNarn-y, commander of
merchant* o r Individuals, who tell
correct m loer dlscrepan- second-heml
Articles, nr# i Uq ■uKUnited S tates Forre* In Europe
Jacte to th# M m Control A rt And
and hU deputy, Lieutenant Gen
eral Lucina C la y .'met the Secre
tary
T»m tclhof airport w te lf
his plana arrivzd.
IV Pm O I I t /» f | O n
** ^ ^ * L l l 1 U II
S t a t e U gig|atttrciK J!U % .«S!as r?SSS
Jury Considers
Case Involving
Stabbed Negress
PARIS. Ja n . 22. (A
French Socialist p a rty
FIRESIDE CHAIR
if th e en tran ces lo
: plants Joined ihe
! the nation. Hope
retary Charles Rim, t’fllil a new*
■'Conference that xitqlu preparation,! ^
for X rtlute ure Under conyijjerati«". tl I* iiU|H»aihle to any a t
this time just what, will be done.
Ro*i emphasized that sim ilar ac
tion ill the steel industry ha*
not yet U-cn considered.
ho»* disclosed that President
Trumnn has w ritten «* le tte r of
instructions to the »(i-el fact
finding board. Tiie panel was
'"Id to continue it* study and 're
main avnilahlr for consultation.
EMcel On Restricting Cuttings And
went into t, ineeting W'ith reTroops Only Want To
prrseotativi-* of the I'nion am) the
Frevent l oo Rapid Maturity
V%e-tinghouse and General FleeE.stahliHh Du t ch ,
trie C o m p a n y Davis told new*
Indonesian T ru c e 1^# li. Mann *Scpksi i*«*M
»»4-ijonR m tin* shippm* of men thnt luitli Sides had accepted
t
**
I celery from Klortiln u* agreed
PARIS, Ja n . 22, (A P )— A
poaalble break In Franc*'*
political lam cat** today when
tho Socialist head o f tire
Constituent Auwmhly, Felix
Go*In, announced he would
accept netalaaU oa a* a candi
dal* for the Praaldeacy. Un
til now, Goala had declined
lo conolder tho poat, although
th# CammaalaU had su g g e st
ed him as a apadldato who
would be akova party tie*.
The Communist* thsmaalvea
hare withdrawn the candidacy
Af their own n u n , Maurhw
Thorer. Karl lor In tho day,
tho SoslalUU had p a t farward the Ram* at Vincent
vote by th e Social late fob
ve failure o f-th e Oomraunrlirr to win support for a
would receive the.r fumls. -rom
the apprupfintion. Among the**
ngcncies are the Federal t ’niflaiunicnlioiis Commission, the FedernL Power ■ I'untmiaaiuti,
tiie
Timle ('ommissioii, the General
Accounting Office, and the Se■»)
rcrities ajiil Kxchange Contminsion. Also lir-o.imo.otm is to o n u
•
( s ole for tile redernl aid post-w ar
highway coiistipctlon program .
I®! ' ! Tho fignies, n , finally presentj rd to the iliiti-e by its Appro
- prmth-o* l oinmittee, are ^oiy5
I s.ilriahly reilmed f r o m
th e
•■rigiiuit twidget estimate*. The
_ J J roiniiiiltee tiim m ed iijoi* tlgan
d ( l fTd.BI’OTfKIiJ fn ITT the hu-lget re
quests. i t . warned that veterans
1expense- will mount enormously,
a 11
The Veterans A dm inistration
j m ’ .le q u ilr. fin d , for hospitals for j
expense- under the til Bill of
IU U
0 " 1 Itighte. and (or runui»e;atlona
w land pension*. The last item a|on*
'•
i.rrountr. for nearly 12.000.000,000
'
The romillitter- estim ated thnt th*
rtumbet of veterans and depends
ither ' r "'* " t World War* I and I t
UINDON.
22, </F)
. . . Jan.
----- ---„ ,,
Soviet
-man' will increase front approxim ately Ru-*ia* drmand thnt the I'liilcd
t hr-r • '."O'l las t June to almost 2,- Nations Serurity Council hivestiMHHt,i>0:i by next June.
,
"> CBIe alleged ILritiaH inurf'tiwnee
m tir.-ece and Indonesia ho*
brought a reply ♦tom Prime Mini
ster Clement Attlee. Address
ing the House of Common* today,
Attlee il-fended llntaili'* role In
Indonesia, saying Dial all Ih* B ri
tish are trying to do there i* to
bring about nn uinicabir settle
ment between the Ihrtch and .the
Indonesians, lie made no men
tion of Greece, but ‘earlier, the
Greek Premier, Themistocles Hophotills, hnd declared that Britiidi
troop* were in (Jicss'e
the io, Mtution of the Greek Government,
t Prime Minister Attlee made his
talrm rnl in Common* in t«3 >ly lo
A British Arm) psychiatrist
eveial I|lie-tliilis (null thr flour,
*ay* that the Toitcnsen g u l lie • stated Dial the situation in
general intelligence appear* ntaiui
I Indonesia apt ears improved, lie
average. However, he fevls thnt
| -aid he hopes that negotiations
Her claim of Iwing Hitler's
••elwrgn the N ationalista.and the
daughter may l>e a hysterical
Dutch will b» resumed shortly.
phenomenon with little nr no truth
F urther details, A ttlee declared,
would have to come from Foreign
"Secretary Kevin.
, '
The Russian et/argee against
1he llritish, followihg as they did
1 lose on the h.-rl» of Iranian char
, go* of P usmmii inlerfsrenoe in
1 northern Iran, appear to 'have
, idaced n strain on the UNO delegatr*
in
lundoh.
Obsetver*
igree
that
Die "honeymoon'*
| t'rnod of the mgnnlzation is over
- -TAMPA, Jan 22. t/13- The
8 ta ta Democratic Executive C om -1
m itts* yesterday dropned the I
xrord “white" from the definition
of .a Democrat, thereby clearing .
th# way fo r Negroes tu vote in 1
th# Florida DemocraUe primaries
In May.
A t th* aam* tim e the com -.
mitt**, ateem bltd a t th* H ills-!
Attlee l5efends
Whitehurst Says Celery Shipping
British Position
Holiday Causes Price Increase
In Indonesia Dawson Says Itain today Will Have Further
Socialists Seek To
Name A u r i o l As
F r e n c h President
president, o f F rance. He (1
Minister o f S tate Vincent
WA3IUNGTON, .lint. 22,
(APJ—The White Hoiihc hie*
acknowledged for the firdt
lime that govi-rnmcnt Hoizure
of the meat industry in beiny considered. However, it
had been know’ll lli.it pre
parations have been under
way foe the govuTiUndht Iq
lake over. White'House Sec
,
ju j
*
(nises
lenrit,
lireul
a
For n living room of'imliViriunlity,-livability utid charm, Jnilld it around thU lovely Law
son t3ofa, Iwiautifully upholstered in t«|>e»try. ...................... ....................... ...............................
Add a I/oungo Chair in a contrasting color upholstered in fino quality tapestry with
mahogany frames
House- I^ibor GroupApproves Modified
'YersTon OT Fact
Finding Legislation
Veteran- A ^ m in
stration Expenses
_______
. . . .
,
«Wk in
re pa re. As It wa*. the
_
not reach Mpi until
adm ittvd frankly th«t th retro*-’
the attack wa* underway. Short
pect, he rM iltH 'ih l* dicislon to
alert against saboU gs. only was
wrongl But, h* maiotalned, the
W ar D epartm ent waa of the
**mr view as ne wa* th a t an air
'assault on P earl H arbor was uniiii.it,
•
Ibf) lilt ait/ire brlpiig (• biill
Meat Strikers Picketing Chicago Stockyards
SW in&CompaiV
lie would
ii Ike
nor
Associated Press loosed Wire
NEWtyTND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
E III= JII= l||E IIIEillE IIIEIII= IIIE III= m il= IIIEIII= lll= lll= lll= lll
KNEE - HOLE DESKS ^
TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, lull.
Churchills Relaxing In Florida
order
W inn •( Ike Siiskiie Service ir g n f iS C T jM ) i u li i i whi kite keei serviig ii tie
vpv
great « ir aadiiie if air n liii, ire
c iiiig bick Ii ririlin life, rtaiig bark li re s n e
(heir • jibe if rridrriig
Siukinr
Senice.
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All they're happy (• be al year senior oice agaii, hippy
(« agaii beetle yiar ifighbars n i fellaw riliieu, hippy
-outH and r m l r » l
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER
Since we were appointed
b i. Ih* Junior Chamber etCnmmrrcr lo organize (he
baseball fund drive commit
tee, » e have nearly roMpMed
organizing this group. Joel
Field will represent th e Kits
( 1-1*1, .Mrs. Maude Hairsey
will represent the P ilot (Tab,
K N. Fielding will, a -t for.
the KJwsnians, Jack Itatigin
will be from the, Jaycee*,
liraifry ltdham will perform
for the Veterans of Foreign
War* slid we will represent
the American Legion. The
l.hin* .C lub and th e Rotary
( lid- are thh only tw o organi
zations who have not yet ap
pointed
representative*
to
this committee. T h e first
meeting of thi* committee
will hr held at th ^ City 11*11
Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock.
All memlieni thus f a r no»loatrd to represent th e varioua
civic and veteran o rganift-
IN EVER INCREASING
NUMBERS
(be i f i n i
and fooler
To Produce P rosperity for Sanford.
Believe it
has never
Alumni Association of the
University of Tam pa ha*
failed to get an okay on their
request for the univeraity to
Another'good aporta y m r fruni" ' p ttl" a football tram on the "
the *AP wire pertain* to one of
field thia Fall. T he Spartan*,
the heat laugh* of th e p u t w ar.
although unable to produce
PDA tournam ent m anager, Uje
any world beaters, gave the
genial Freddie Corcoran, made a
fane on the west coast some
tour of the European Theater of
interesting football back be
Operations with ex-heavy* eight
fo re *U»e war.
- -T
champion Jack S harkey and L aity *
■ - ■ —■
,
Cornea, the form er Y a n k e e
The Associated Pres* reported
moundaman.
(W ay th a t Al Schacht, the crown
— while vlaUlag Ih e AwrfD— p rliteo -o f-th e diamond, ■haa been
can troop* in Ita ly , Jerry
aw arded the BUI Slocum award
fur high contrlDution to baseball
began shelling th e area, and
Corcoran. S h aria j. and Gomel
by th e New York ch a p te r of the
B
aseball Writer* Association
•e re forced Ur hit the a a a e
dugout. Corcoran rslate* that
mad* thre*
. .Schocht
_____ _____
____ . overseas
Just when the shelling waa a t
trips during the w ar and,V isited
"« height. Domex turned i«
in N o rth Africa, Sicily, New
M urker suddenly an d a*krj
Guinea, Dutch E ast* Indies, the
Philippine* and Ja p an , II* ytngrd
« < K -ia itt
. -luuuly— 5UU-- p*sf*ei**ne*a—while
oversea*, appearing lief ore 2 ,j 000,COO troops. Krhacht also made
Shn«cr>
To Promote the Progress of Amcrlc
Majdair
.bieruiqgyM
Peterson Issues Warning To Sanford .
M erchants Against 0PA Violations
Five Sunford Men
.Get Navy DiNchnrge
�TITi&BAY, JANUARY 22, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD,
SANFORD,
FLORIDA
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Pari-Slavic Prophet
The Sanford Herald
at n « i .l t i m n v h a t h *
Pal able la .AS**»e*
My ra n te r, week -----—rr—•
Oa* Mantis
— — ------- --Tare* Mania*
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I fell t e l a * .
r f M i iU lk lia
H mm
» » lt<
ra le rial mar Hi* Inr the *«r*«
ratals* Inna*. wIM be eb«fai
at »e#*lar *a«eril*lB* rales.
TUESDAY. JANUARY
o n —Well It look* like one Florida
Vflcatlonilt knru: him’ tn llffc th a
housing shortage during his trip
down South. E. T. Sannan has
W^fl
arrived In Wes*. Palm Ueach fr6m" The Si
Hatnbridge, Irallana. In a hear**— today j
but he makes It clear today t h i t j o f Ant]
he Is vacation-bound, not g rsv e-’j
■y<t*i bouruk Vfhe hoo* le» .a tto rn TEA'*’ .
Phone 2602
axel
Improved Fnlntayn
Modrrnicrd Cluhhoune
Ed l^vy • Whit ner, Pro.-Mgr.
YOU’LL ENJOY
MISLEADING HEADLINES
ST. PETERSBURG INDEPENDENT
Hutch Laguardia. we art*, happy
Jo- «B|ort, w ill-h av e lo pay the
income lax gatherer a l o t ' mole
next y ear since hi* radio luoadla stin g and column rruductivn
contract* are rumored to run
into six figure*. This I* Consider
ably n)°re ^h«n he obtained as
mayor of New York and 1* a
source of chronic Irritation* to the
other member* of the pr/»* iu
th a t nervous sect pin of the re-
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FACTS and PRINCIPLES
Garden .Club .To Have
. Bird House7Contest
The Kanfonl Garvlen Club i»
(Fotminula K rbrrra Lodge No. 43
vtIII rneel a t N:(HI I*. M. in |he having ita annual bird house build4ng contest "Friday afternoon at
4 >00 o’clock at the Sanford F urni
Fit TRAY
ture Company.
. -Tbe . County Council n
AlkaahUdiwn inU re*U d -Sr»-r*f'.T.A. will m en at t R
i|ur*ted Ao place house* on dis
School, UingwiKNl, a t 11:00
play.
Prise* will be awarded
MONDAY
according to merit. The Garden
The Philathea Class • of the Club U planning an Interesting
F lis f Presbyterian’ Church w ill nrugntm next ycui;,ln the line of
meet a t the home of Mr*. E. D. bird conservation.
.
Brownlee, U00 Palm etto Avenue
M 7:30 P r-M r-u n n ,M rs . George
V affe tt a* co-himtvs*.
The St. .Monica Chuptcr r f the
Holy Cross Episcopal Church will
meet a t the home of Miss Cecelia
Arbor. Day wa* olwerveil by the
Truluck. IIP ) MugnoUa Avenue,
.Southside School by planting
at K:tH) P. M._____
truss fn commeinorntlun’ of Mr*.
Htalla ’Arviwgton and Mrs. Minnett* Jacob* and" by the pupil*
ami teacher* enjoying an in terest
ing ami appropriate program. The
Mr. ami Mr*. John I - Miller
• n* hftxt nnd liostsm* to n denghlful spughctli supper nml Velmn Mitchell, principal, rrnd
Iheatyr prgrty Thursday evening
sort w-ITo plan to mnke th eir homo an A rbor Day poem and the third
honoring Mr. nml Mrs. M.L. llud- grades recited the |>ocm "W hat
I)o We PlantT ”. All the students
in Sanford.
M r., nml Mrs. M.U Hudson sang ^ d e d ic a tio n »oftg.
Mr*. W.A. Morrtson, representa
were married on I tec. 30 in Win
ter Haven. Mr Hudson ha* re tive of the Rose Circle of the
cently received b u .lisehurge fnim Sanford Garden Club, gnve n talk
tile ; Coast Guard ,nn<| will be pmj N|rs. Charles Wjlkc soloist,
finihecled vvTTli tW- Seminole Dry sang " T re e s” by Joyce Kilmer.
Joel Moss dedicated a tree in
Cleaner* In Sanford. /
■ The supper wn« eniiryeil *at the memory Mr*. Stella Arrington,
poino of the MiUrf>i on West late principal of the school, and
Fifteenth Streei. .ylie dining room the entire student body read
Jftble/tvas rentotvd with a crystal "N ature’* Prayer". The third ami.
liowT o r ■■■.!)•rful ~.. i pTTingoii»_nnil fourth grade* gave tho poem*
place cap»f!i m arkiil the sealing “ Who Love* the Tree* Best?”
Pirangem ent of the guest*. The ami "A rbor Day Trees". Then a
honoree* were’ presented a gift tree was dedicated to Mr*. Mma* a remembrance of the occasion. nette Jacobs, a form er teacher of
Those enjoying the occasion the school.
Mr*. Charles Wilke closed the
were: Mr. and Mrs. M.L. Hudson,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Ituvmond Kmler, program by singing, "The lau d ’*
Mis* Chrisjii\e StouJenm ire. Frank P rayer”. Tho tree* planted were
fifootlruff, J r , and Mr. and Mr*. given by the Uo»e Circle of the
U i n L. Miller.
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J Garden Club.
Mr^j\nd Mrs. John
M i 11e r Entertain
outrageil spirit
The United State* la not the
only nation of the world having
trouble in determining the ilxe of
Iii *nne<l force*. Churltn
,,
Gaulle, who almost alone codB . tlnue.1 to l i t ht .G erm any when
Mither Kreiwhmfn u lm lttn l irwy
. ’ were licked, icslgns os intorliu
president of Franc* when com
O f DOROTHY, T HO M S O N
m unists in hi* cabinet Insisted
uporw an additional 20 percent cut
in the French Army budgst. We
W hat Is needed In ihg w ar’lie- evitable reaulta,, some of which
don’t know whether- the commun tween General Motors ami tho’ may logically be foreseen.
ists a te behind the movement to
I roflla A re oa PaU Ir Record
atrip America of-Ha armed forces, Automobile W orkers Union Is not
The “ facta” are not ohocure.
a governm ent fact-finding com
but It could l«.
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"Fact-finding” la Ju«t a slogan.
mission, hut a principle-finding
lardy Aator, Virginia born blue commission. W hat la a t lisua is General Motors la not a secret
Irlood who married a British loAl. not the financial status of Gener< society. It could not. If it wish
Arrive* on a visit to America el M o to rs-Its “ability to pav“ - ed. conceal the details of pgst
paying, “The world haa -gone but th e.q u estio n on what prlnci profit*—they are on record for
' ■ernsy talking about the common pie* wage* arc to be ret.
tax purposes, for OPA, 8EC and
/ man.” Giving -Abraham Lincoln
stockholders.
/
a* stn example, s h e 'a d d s. " I t s
Mr. R culher ia asking for Rata
not Ihe common n u n who in to
it be settled by "collective* available to neither owners nor
on. It's the uncommon man . w e
lining.” II (a not susceptible government, w ithout suggesting
might have won the war we have
rgalnlng. Bargaining always th a t QM la deceiving, either. A
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Ju str waged without the eld of
i a prior acceptance of car- hunting expedition among the
brass hats Marshall, Elsenhower,
basic principle* by both books
■ fan
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*be for tW
Mironly
® §t lhicA rthur, I'utlon end the reel.
m
1 aJuBEH1
*the» »pur-j *
but it would have taken some parties, within tha framdwark ot
tto n in irjjirtk e r
imrnte. —
to r, an
. . . u lo c k on tlm
— - m V bty tmeeim peir men -from the' whleti adjuttm anta can ba made.
In the present Issue, luw evat,’ prevailing principle.
* rank* to fill their shoe*.
.
each p arty has flatly rajattad the , Peat o r accumulated profits ore
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Although there Is more money princiSJe of tha other. Mr. lieu- Irrelevant. GM, during the w ar.
K_.- In Flotilla than ever before and thar Has. to fact, rejected the
a
everybody wanla a pew home ot prinelaM'-ighkh baa been as liaslc
pew budding of some kind, con- to tnitla unionism in tha past »* H
fSi struction cuntreet* In this etete Has bean to employers. .
PI>*J 13 fercant last y sar while
General Motor* and Mr. Reuther
sarin 10 other Southern stale* cannot both be rig h t, or both he
reased So percent. The Htata partly right. One view or the not strike o r aua GM fac retain
■mber of Commerce attributes other m ust prevail. Rither tha ing undistributed earnings for re
i disparity to th» failure o t principle will he settled by govern conversion purpose*. Now what
•eminent units In Florida to m ent b r th e court* or to will be Mr. k eu th er la asking I* th a t In
ahead with anticipated eon- settled by teat of fo rte: Which the future, labor th o u be granted
uctlon. Cities, counties and var tide con hold out longest. If It the rig h t la ta x such earning*
a state department* a te , w ait •$ aattlad on Mr. Reuther’. prln- and add th e ta x to its wage.
, perhaps • wisely enough, for elple, a radical .Innovation will
Nothing ao rational as p ro fit
lething to happen before th»y hove occurred, with certain In- sharing, Tn w hich labor, over and
tt their building progrema.j t
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Miss A nne.Shannon whose en
T h ( Pilot Club wUi hold its gagem ent " lo Mr. William If.
reg u lar b liiin o s meeting at the Smiley was ' announced recently
•Mayfair Ridel. The d istrict gov and whose m arriage was to be an
ernor will he present. All board event of Jan!" 27. announced today
pPtnlier* and rnm m ittec chairmen th a t her wrdding has lieen post
arc -a sk ed to meet a t ,7 P. M. poned uhtll Feb. .24.
Business meeting 7:30 P. M.
• Invitations will be issued at a
later date for the ceremony which
' WEDNESDAY
The Fine A rte D eportm ent of I will be solemnised In th e - ’F irst
the Sanford Woman* Club will Baptist Church with the Rev.
p resent’ ll program a t 3 JO P. M .! W. P.'Urook*. Jr., .officiating.
with Sirs. A. M. Philip* and Mr*.
P ro to n Slrplicnson a* sponsors.
TeTicTil al*T:Wf
Arbor Day Observed
By Southside School
Tltuy-Didn'irMBke The Headline»
y.
Miss Shannon Reveals
Final Wedding Plans
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Society Editort Cecelia Truluck
Social Calendar
Invite* You 1
brttcr.itptl n* a hit of "electronic magic”; n romnllrntwl
ratlio. duvtav <if the navy, twpularly known a* **hufT'tlufr‘
wak *rott|)On*ll)le for trncking down German U-lKuitM and
vlitunlly winning the untloracaa war of the Atlantic. The
Htnrv*Tnmr m|t In r(H*dt^mohMTi-anr)n? mfaifwf'Tornii••
,|tn**H nn I/ong Inland.
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The myatcrloua |>owor that U "radar** team mate”
•can detsxt a lost plane or locate an enemy vessel half wav
imound tlje.World, and Indeed did ju*t that tlnring the war,
•By thla hlgh-/i;et|uency direction finder atomic homlu* almetl
at. "nay, New York. In another war, could -be controlled al
most before they got. atnrtcd. Or located In the stratosphere,
.they could be turned-aside-or exploded in mid-air. The navy
spent nlxnit ?2,000,000 on this project and pleads for nde' t|unle |>encc-time appropriations to carry forward the work.
.The huff-duff affair is so highly technical as lo l»o
beyond the average |)erson’s understanding—another ex
ample of the stritles.science is making in this age every
w hurr The’ Long Island demonstration is reaaurrlng to 'th e
American public which wants to !x> sure the government
is alert to all defense programs.
And on the very name dny in’ that same year. Abraham
Lincoln wan born In Kentucky «nd Chorion Darwin at
8 hrew»bury.
- But’, Junt an in 1946. only jhe battlca made the iieadiineit—and the Imbiea grew up to remake the world.—
Webb B. Garritton in Your Life.
N CALLED|
THE SEMINOLE
—*~'A 't^rchnBlnvnklan stAl8 lit «T*o iftljfgesTetl^ tnlnUf
(’HnjHtlio-Ruthvnla, which watt to go to Ruitain. Thla may yet
hitppun. Thun camo Bulgaria, Greece Hungary and the
region 'm *r ('owtlanllnople on l»oth nitlcit of the StraitW. AJL
tliPKc Wonlil ronittitiite one large fctloration. Poland wn’d
tucluded, hut it* mentl>or«hi|i wait ho|ted for later.
Danljowitky prophecy may turn out to be Imiwrtant for
Iworltk history. .
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had hern I icnrh francs instead nf
Amct can dollars. If a million
dollar* is bet every night of the
. . fH>-iJ*y taring season, thero will
hr an Born of tUO.UOO.OOO, quite a
v little money in nnybodir’a country.
And the State of (Horton will get
A pretty nice cut of the swag.
IVfrs. R.
Honors
CITY OF MAGNIFICENT DISTANCES
The pattern of Hutmign activity in Eastern Europe is
the old idea of Pan-Siavl
ion*, in which ILishIu, an
InrffCNt, would naturally take tho load. Hence the Soviet*
guide Yugoslavia ana BulKnria, n» well an other countries
with laruc 3lnvic minorities..
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_ ThJjuohouId brimf-noW-Jarhe tu.ii fooiaUsn man.
Dahllewnky, it Rusilan who,” In-1S96. "wrote "Rmwin and
.Eurppe”, a Irook that ha* been called the "Bible of I’nn'3laviam.” Thoujfh foY 20. year* it attracted little attention,
in 1888 it became very'popular, and it has been read by
stildents of international affairs ever nince.
Danilcwaky sounds strangely modern. Hia Ruaaia includea Fmhmri-nnd the Baltic states of Estonia. I .at via and
Llthuuniu, the-Rut hen Ian. part* of Hungary and Bessarabia,
rill theae, "except part of Finland and the. Hungarian"Slavic
rogiona,' Jiavc been formally taken over by the Ruaainna.
Then Dnnllewsky called for a Serb-Cront-Slovene kingdom.
T h la. now exists. and MarahaL Tito la clnlmlng latrla and
igtied .to thiye- state in Danilcwaky'it
b n u iiu
T H E SA N FO R D IIE R A IJ).
TUESDAY, JANUA
Ing Ihe production required off
workers set Inr the performance basis,
of the m od efficient. They have; Thi
trie,) to strike averages,
**fac
Trend Is Toward Mongpol)
GM I* doubtless accurate in
saying th a t Ihe principle enun
ciated by K cuthrr will Jwork to
ward monopoly. For the wagg
rale of GM. calculated on IU p ar
ticular ability to pay. will |b**
vail with other members of tlio
Industry, regardless of their ahil<
ity lo i»«y.
Weaker prwltcer* will be un
der hardship. On principle, OPA
iudts-lnniwence public which, of
course,- lidievc* anything because
it I* printed in n newspaper.
Hutch ha* something. We can
u inter stand how he .feel* if he is
referring to the Daily W orker or
M arrhall Field's thing called PM;
« t ear? understand hit feeling
th a t wny. about the Dally News,
the Chicago Tribune or one of
But post , lo .b g ; nasty wa wrould
like to have Dutch spend a day
in the Independent'* city room
under normal conditions and write
all the hradllnes himself.
lie
m ight find th a t'it is a lot tougher
th a n he may .realise to read, di
g est and evaluate each a l a r y many of which arc incomplete or
‘developing’ - and tjien describe ny
l r l : f tf>l* content in n one column
head or banner. For qne thing
th a t drive* w ire odltori to an
early npd unsung grave is trying
to cram some sense Into th e brief
space et their, disposal.
We could go on about Butch ad*
nauseam, but let this suffice for
tvuu).
, DANCE
SATURDAY
HOLLER MOTOR SALES
D e p e n d a b le
SEMINOLE COUNTRY CLUB
The nocond in n ucrio.t of weekly Saturday night
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danccM for members and their intent*.
I T ’S A LW A Y S A
GOOD NIGHT
Mr*. 11.
Lawrence..
this week
where they
II, K ariner and *on,
Paul, plan to leave
• for Pittsburgh. Pa.
will spend some lime.
Rev. ami Mrs. Richard Hartsfield arrived today to visit Mr.
**
and' Mrs.
1Frank
____ Meinch at their
h6me on West F i r j i S t r e e t
iss Perkins
Mr*. R. A. Neutnun honoreil
Ml** I.oui»e iVrkin*. popular bride
elect, with n ’lovelv bridge p a rty
last evening a t her home, M)0
O rami view Avenue. Beautiful a r
rangement* of pink ami w hite
rule* ami snapdragon* ‘decorated
the pariy room*. The bridal
m otil m 'i carried out In. the
flower*, tallies and refreshm ent*.
Refreshing drink* w rie served
during the progre**ion* of bridge
a itJ ~ « t—thg~w m etm ion of the
playing the "floating «lam” prise
wa* won by Mi** l/iul*e Perkin*,
high score prire by Mr*. Thom as
Kirklam} and »creeno by Miss Ce
celia Truluck. The hp»te»» p re
sented the honoree with two T if
fin bud vase* a* a rem em brance
of the ocrnNion.
—T he.'hostess—assisted “hy—M iT r
W.A. I.effler served a salad
course lo the guest* and also
M r: •nnir~MTi:~rnnFI1arm on~fiT
icksotivllle are spending two the Initials of "L ” and “D“ cm :eks a* the guest* of Mr. anil bossed in while. A tiny bride
and groom standing under a
wedding bell formerl the c e n te r
piece for ih e honoree* tahle.
-•.D r; arid Mr*. O. 8. Selinan, — Thcwc enjoying the oceiision
Mis* Ruth llale and Mr*. Ko»ene w ere: Mis* l*iui*e Perkins, Mis*
Came* spent the day recently at M artha Perkin*. Mis* M argaret
Daytona Ueach.
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Beit*. Miss Klise Hutchison ami
MIm Cecelia Tigjucki
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Also M p. John Bolt,' Mr*. W il
Mr. and Mr*. Edwin Shinhalser liam
Hush, Mrs. Robley Bruce,
spent the weekend In Moultrie,
Ga.' a* the guest* o f Mr*. Shin- Mr*. James Clapp*. Mr*. •Thomas
Mr*. Edward H iggins,
holser'* parent*, Mr. and Mrs. JKirkland,
r.. Mr*. Nicholson Ashby. M rs.
J . .«). Stew art.
n.L. Perkin*. Mr*. W.A. I.effler
t'niit. John Bolt/* IJSMC. ha* ami Mr*. It.A. Newman.
artivril from th e West (’oast nml
iluty in the Pacific T heater of
h
W ar -for u leave which'' he will
»l*«4 -asilh -hia , wif» ami son
Hubert 8lm».
P i l o t To SponsorT*The Tatsy’! 4 N i t c a
v s lS Z t " * '*
doe* Joe D o sk * \
corporettone. But
not n*y more for
F IN E -
WATCH, CLOCK
REPAIRING
our Dry Cleaning \
Y. We offer you a
oow aalscy IngrAUeag-Veto 4»«r oaf <
UtUtl Veto la otfe fof u& Rocaul sklal ft
ids and rubs la carily, la aariw to oael I t .
i moist In |*T. So use Veao regularly to
odor, check p c n p ir u io o - l^ c /y f |Og
m
C LOR II)A STATE
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The limit ttitd Imstf** ptescnU’d
,. liiMm, t*s» a i l k ^ r s t v i s l
ttieir
, b.i->etv. silver
piocr*
pallern.
In v ili l vvehe: M i-* * | V ik lu » ,
, . 'L ii .k o - l'i’ ik iu i- . M i«* M iiyth.i
.•*’ u n l ' , t * « ilc I h u ile il. M l- - ”
i l l i iii.d k in ,' Steed. M r* . Je*«
THEATRES
the reniainilei «f tin.’ y e l l
It
)y,L. (iiinmin. inl-tbiO—tfa»* ~’l l
m e Sale" will In* held Krister
nee* with the Inrnti m In’Jill.iim<miie<-,|
I.iter.
At t i d e *
of
rlutlupg. I u t uituie. rimt.ilme jewel<>, and o t h e r . Items will In- mlhe .Men* Club Mill the
fujjlil'iilg u u u in jlU c ^jvill__hayu:
the sole: (hSUnnau,
Mt*. II. II. Coleman; r a s h i d .
Mr* E rnest Krupp; poster*;, Mr*.
Mildred llubrock; tu g g in g . .Mr-,
living F o in b erg ; publicity. \li»
tVvelta T tulucl. and Mr*. Mu vine
Hinlgkiii; Millcitalimi. Mr- M E.
Wnt-nU.
I he
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il/VASS*
FOSTER
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meeting
sit*
adjourned
i| Mi
H I I
w ith ifty
i^eed u ih I
- . ijs illa r y
m
I Mi . Wfllii m y .H ‘ l*tn\i-i, t iinitisbn.itelv "*l
i i .it.! iii * i» i rj
i smtudU. »
I'MI lif«» :iv*i
r >
C o l: D u v lc - D I .» S lu u L
irfifT frlo
I IIi . iwii. Ill III r IblfC' 1 I 'c t o r i * In
in-. Ir. and J..e M, 1
PICTUStD for the flrvt tlm* p|ru-o h;*ing chosen' recently as tpo l*- td ftifn l m iiiu ii Iii the win! I. Mi .
Stanley MatUnu-rof New W u. City
l l slvown vacationing* I
conifurtatily gatbc.l in a
Uni n blouse, liroaddntli -I. i.i .mil
purple raud.ili.
(fn{rM..iiionul)
Friend* of Mr*. F. A". Erwin
will regret tb learn of the death
of her »l*ter. Mr*. E. II. Smith,
of Jacksonville. Mr*. Smith visit
ed in Sanford on several occa
sions.
OPEN
WEDNESDAY
Al’TEUNDDNS
* f riend* of .KllUlon linker, son
u( Mr. and Mr*. M. E. Baker,
will regret to lean! • that he is
confined to the Orange General
Hospital in Orlando u h r tr hr is
undergoing treatm ent for a leg
injury. ____
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POWELL’S
Mr*. A rth u r Branan iia* re
turned to her home at IrtOrt Mngnolln
Avenue
afte r spending
some time tn New_ York City
with her dnughtef *um! son-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jeltrup. Mr*.
Unman accompanied her grand
son. Erie Jeltru p , to New York
Capt. and Mr*. II. K. Henderson
and Miss Hope Henderson of Wil
liamsburg. IV are visiting Hr.
and Mrs. Ilrantly Henderson at
their w inter ro ttsg r "Rosa Haven”
on Twin l-ake*, (’apt. Henderson
ha* ju st returned from serving
with the arm y oversea*. .
CarliMitt — ’’Smoky Joe’’
« ' m e l l \ — " l l l . u k G o ld
( iH 'llls’’
and
I'itramounl Ncwm
March Of Dimes Drive
Under Way In County
Lieut. R. C» tieorge and Mr*.
George are s|>Cnding several weeks
visiting Mr*. George’* parents,
Mr. end Mrs. J. B. IJuattlebaum,
IOd North laiurel Street. Lieut.
George who served in the Pacific
With the LY ' S. Naval Reserve
re-enlisted recently
TERRACE TALK
MR8. BOB ADAMSON of F air
fax, Va., and her famous dog
"D ictator”, tho nuiybcr one Dober
man of his time who will bo on
exhibition In Jacksonville the 20th
and 27th of this month, and DllKATtL KNOCIIE. president of tho
Doberman Pinscher Flub of Jackaonville, were the guest* of MK8.
VIOLA II. KELLY at her honA
on Twin laikc Friday and S atur
day . . . MR. and MRS. JAMES
DY80N and visitor AUBREY
VINCENT have returned from a
trip lo Miami . . . [fro th y P ark
e r says of George Glssing: When
I adm it neglect of Glssing, They
say I don’t know what I’m miss. Until their argum ent! are
Lake Mary 4-H Club
Achievements Shown
The I j k e Mary 4-11 Club hebl
it* food preparation “ Achievement
N ight” Thursday evening at the
laike Mary School building. The
club h at 13 member* enrolled
and each member displayed sonic
of her work.
. P rises aw arded to the best ex»Uck to Samuel MbllAEa
wJMT tST follows: f ir s t’
Jar. •. . . In rase you ve been year, first p rite, Duncan B aker;
first year, second prlxe. Yvonne
Eubanks and Patay K eogh;‘*econd
year, first nrite. B arbara Eubunk*
and Dorothy Tealo; third year,
first
. . . . .T .rite
. . . ChrUteen
__...» ___ Brooklyn.
Q ther entries were: Dorothy Bur
ks, G ertrude G reenleaf, Ernestine
H um fhrey, I*ola W estfall, Gladys
G riffin and Joan SJoblam.
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Judge* for the achievement*
were: Mre. O. P . Herndon, Mr*.
Roy Tlftls and Mr*. 0 . E. White.
and report having a tremendous The 4-lt girls have been doing
tim e . . . MR. HENRY WIGHT Is
tUll a t hia'hom e on Park Avenue
. . . . DR. . 8URAN W I O I I T
ha* been fe'.rd at icvcrsl lovjly
parties recently . • . she looks w
young to b e'd 'i M.D. . . . Ihe wed
ding of LUCILLE. HALL and
ENSIGN YOUNG wae simple and
lovely In every detail . . . Doro
The
first
nt-mllng" of the
th y P arker again on Thought for P. T. A. Rtudv Groun met la*!
a Sunshiny Morning: It coats me v«ek e t (h>* S oulh.hlr | ’i irnnry
never a stab nor squirm . . . To School With Mre. John Miller and
Mre, Velma Mitchell aa leader*.
Two interesting article* from 'h r
National P aren t Teacher Megavln* concerning " T h a ’ Family
Build* the F u tu re,“ were read and
dlecusead.
Rerwasentatlvea fm m the J u n
ior High, 8anford Gram m ar and
‘'
‘ Were present
and partW i
i tha discusslons. Th*
UI meal *galn
>rusry, March and April
In . Rosem ary Womack will
leader from th e Gram m ar
T.A. Study Group
H o l d s Discussion
f r l e S T l T George '» lc-
• nl. Ihjylf'. liU|nr i< in Oiteen,
Fla. but formerly lived in North
Tnimwanda. R e la tiv e from Ton.1 •«nlula’un«l Ninth Tona»am la a t
tin* iluintr vtvir. Mr. atu) Mia.
Iillmm -I. Ihiylr, Jr.. Mr. ami
Mr. William I llurife*,. Mr. unit
M i. ElmCr '
uml Mr. ami
Mr* l«fi»rnnil Arenz.
Mr. and Mr*. .H arry C. Oake*
of Youngstown, Ohio, have a r
rived in Sanford to spend the
winter. They will reside at -I'JOItt
Magnolia Avenue.
S
S U r t I h e d a y feeling r ig h L E n jq y n in U r a l
ing energy an d y o u th fu l v ig o r from
•o u n d , refreshing sleep . . . (h e k in d o f
sleep y o u get o a a S E A L Y . I t s b u o y an t
cosufort hga m ad# it th e fa v o rite o f o rei
th re e generations. S ta r t now to en jqy the
ben efits of h ea lth fu l sleep b y ch o o sin g y o u i
S caly from o u r su p p ly .
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\J.r. iind Mrs. Steed
Womans Auxiliary Of
Honor Young Couple Holy Cross Meets
N e w m a ji
tUr.Xthlnk.ni
1 1regret to learn of his UP-
cly death a t the ago ot 4T.
thout a doubt his strenuous
yke In tho Unltad States Atmy
‘
F rank Shames has letl ‘for
Mew York City where he will
spend approxim ately two week*
on bu sln en .
I*AGE THREE
SANFORD. FLORID V
isH Dilon Baker
Entertains Friends
ti* «
Dilon
II
v ,' ,ida> lit hn> * ■>
Ma'y with I, I oil •
liei young friend
>h
r o t iir r at *lu
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flu litifliteirniiir- « •**
Ti.; U ving'lon.
1 hose
pnjoying
Ih
rfiiphno*
Mis* lle t ly Jo Brock,
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.T H E S A N F O K I) H E R A L D . H A N F O R D F L O R ID A
TUESDAY. JANUARY 22. IMG
Gen. Eisenhower
Is Cornered By
Irate Army Wives
Inmates Tests Break
While Testing Brakes
njESDAY,. JANUARY
THE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
Dr. Frank Quillmuni
Says No Army Would
Remain If Fathers
Were All Released
—W ASIlIK H TfiN , JanrZST f/VI—
. : _ f’rneruL . D w ight - .D. Kissnhower
V up pen ted N 'fore the llvu*« Millln iy Com mittee today to explain
Army domohltiration. Bui liefore
he could .tel there, the General
w in corrAred l>v a croup of Irate
, win mothcra. They met G eneral'
E f cnlm
urr ftUIs id* .Ur*. 6rfico~7iT
at. .
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mmlttH T U iiilian, fHenrcm irin m e Andrew Mtiy.'IT" KeiP"
lix ky, nml told him that they
v e t t e d to talk \to him. Then they
followed the Army Chief of S taff
Into MiiyV offiro.
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Tlie women barked the five*tmr Geneml int(> a com er against
n wimlow and fired r|ue*tioni at
him several a t q, lime. .When the
General could Ret In a word he
told .th e women that there are
about* 'aoven hundred thmisnml
father* in the sorvic’s; and th a t F o rm er. Governor Spcvnard L. Iloliand !«.* *hov*n with. Stwretary
evi-t ytinng is liol/tg done to gut ^>f State It. A’ (iray. na he'qualified in Gray’* office In’ Tnllahaaaee
tlirm out a* flint a . p,1**11,Ip .
aa a candidate for the office of Umted S tafc, Senator fynin Florida,
' (.'m erer Kiscnhowrr anid that xulijcct to the action of the democintic primaric* In May. Up lo the
if nil W en released immediately, present tim e
other candidate h a , qualified for tho offica^"
’
regardless of eligibility for re!« •«•, there' would be ho Army
t
ESTATE-BROKER
by DR. PRANK Ql'II.LMAN
The h o o k , worm ii like Ur.
Jekyll ami Mr. Hyde. he lead* a
double life. One part of hU, life
In the soli; and the other 'In th*
human body.
.The hook worm eggs hatch in
aheut 8 to 12 hour* under favor
able condition*. T h e- m u it have
moisture, heat ami oxygen. They
r a t organic m atter d u rin r U>i*
ktage. It gre* through the flr*t
m elt in about two clay*. In about
a week it goe* through a aecon I
IMarshall A rranges
Conference Wi t h
Chinese Leaders
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
QUIT YOUR
BREAM ING!
mnnth* or longer In tM i.'IU ge.
Thy hook worm la n d enter* ihe
human
by pierring th e akin,
uaunllr tender akin between the
•U.C.- and finger*- Tho aymptixn*
of tii|, i(*c* ,m *f be abacp, or
one mav h a v e . the “oo e»|l*-l
Itmnnd itch." — T he. larva then
en trr* the lymph stream . i» .car
ried <0 th e ~hldod i l i u m , arm
g o e s ' thrmigfc the heart Into th"
pulmonary vein* and artaiie*.
When they reach the lunit* th ey f
ajrain r e th ro o rh the tl*rue*,
and find th eir wav t o ‘the air rut!*1
o f the lung*- They cauad an ir- j
i Ration b rrr. and they ore couplicd up. Manv are *pit out to lie;
In th* air. . O th er, are awallo*..l,
and finally reach the inte»liiif* j
H ere they hook thi*m*«lvea onto:
WELDING
The weight trf • a big ITrlwaod
troo has been estim ated a t 1,700
ton*.
.
Rico
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METAL HOOFING
It. Stink — Quick Shipm ent b
"V " Crimp and Corrusato.1
atyle* and F lat-n h o rU . Mud"
N from genuine solid Aluminum
Is
u w tea
rvo*'**
WANTED
N o ttm r —rtm h e r '-n r * sym h rttr.
we protect siitcwullt of your
tires. Jo—s* Tire Shop, f'or.
> OR
HiJC fL , fence post*,
heart pint, wonted. P. O. Box
PM. Sanford.
COHN ALL YOU • WANT.
M.B5. H unt’a
Tuxedo
Fesni
Store. Phone 858,. ____
HELP WANTED
MAN with small capital to invest
(ex-serviceman) in n new bust
, u e i H - a . ne>». venture with a
novel idea/ Location already
established.
Real profit, year
round business, low rental, a
real deal for a live wire man.
Apply P. 0 . no* HSd. Sanford,
.GOOI) riding & work horse with
new saddle, ftOO. Phone 798-J.
iS f r Hr __
lF D
UPHO,____
v T
...o b n S f ta p tetries.
brocatalle*.
dam asks,
Imitation leather and drapery
fabrics. A m m eem ent for cot
tage if v-*rk desired. R. 8.
, IIrowvt, 2#.tl N. O iango A ve,
. Orlando, Pla. •______ ______
JANUARY 23rd
Will be on hand after a ^pin and roll
Sunday at Seminole Park for another
hot race Wednesday night. -
Ch a nc e In 10,000
They Work Together
.*.
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C IN CIN N A TI, O.. (A*)—A Uni-
vnrelty of CtMlnnatt graduate and
M rfM .b y campu* official* td V*
the only husband and wife among
10,000 peraon* licensed by Ike
Ohio State Board of Registration
fo r Professional Engineer* to
jtracUee jrrofeaalonat engineering
.
FOR A good furniture deal — OIRL for soda Fountain a t LanSen W alter Beal, phone 127.
ey’s Drug Store- P art time or
full time.
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PROTECT your clothes, furniture
f ami woolens from moth dam age HOTEL maid k porter a t onco.
. for 5 years.' One spraying of
Gr>o,| pay Florida K-'trl.
'• Bvrlou does it or Bcrlou pgys
for the dam age. It’» odorless. TYP18T. P m ("land. G ray - and
“ Tialnle** and dry cleaning can
Moore,' Atlpntlc Bank Building,
. nut remove it. Touchtmi Dtiuf
Sanford.
I CAS (I 0% 600 q u art e lra *
l»erry rup* 3e earh; store’* com
puling scales, Ilka naw, 1176
new commercial elec trio rtfH
gerator, 1600. Mr*. P. L. Bux-
NOW ON HAN OI
L-W-As^.
LIM ITED 8 UPPLY O P
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B K A U T 1FY
YOURllOMIO
BLINDS
GAMLCret'i 'i i i 'l iiin lilitu l- iiiiiilr ii. til a n y ei/t- w iiu lo u .s
FA S R IO M m o t e :
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SEMINOLE
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V E N E T I A N .B L I N D
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W h en y ou b u y a c<tr
h o m ci ijc n i decile*
h n v e-st im a n to d -r.n d
INHUIiuD locoliy. in
tin * w a y y o u c a r t
bctie.r p ro te c t your
yu!j>,UOi)>l!-.- I liv e a I nient. S po uc belo io
y ou close th e doull
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
,I4NU-VK-.it . INC
H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y
When Old Friends
Drop Around - - *
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PH O N E S
70 a n o 4 8
M EIiCH BLDG
While you arc talking over
old time* be Sure to huvo
o n . ltaiul thalr favorila
drink. ^ Don't
l>c “ out"
p'hcn they drop in.
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TAMCP A B IL E N E A M P y
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occur
P A C K A G E . ST O III-
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jyft. Prompt service
ABILENE 15 L E 5 5 TUAN A AMLE
A H EA P, T O N T O . P .W V IN A N P
F IN P W E 5L E V MALE m
MAKE
CA M P M E R E A N P WAIT r F O R YOU. ^ -----------------
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YA M iS H T K N O W
Or A JO B F tR
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M R O - A
ELA\T O W N , P O .V N IN T J - ^ C
N F F P O A LT AL P liO r C O t ■jlONAL TOWN TAAIfER
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Bv PAUL ROBINSON
1 apartm ent'*lae electric tUrve
I two piece living suite
t three piece bedroom suite
1 librury table
4 dining room i
WANTED TO”RSiNT
I HAO H f A P S i O * FUN -AT THE *-V
SQ uaoe d a n ce’ .
house wanted to
Loan Service
't Thr#* bedroom furPhone 714
____ ________ _ apartm ent or
UNPUHNISIIKD
hoa»e wanted by couple. Per
manent. P. O. Bex 1611, San
ford, or Phone 7670, Orltndo,
;LY. furnUhed two btdrohn
Mar school, term* if
308 K. 7th SL
like a
f
-m o re m e *,
since try own#
2 bedroom
I- D O N T ICNOIY
W5 L»E G O IN G ’c
HOME S O O N -
fO U CAidT J U b r U P -AW
WALKS O U r O P MY LIFE
i ’ DONF 8E
W lfH O L ir e v e n *
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W O LF.."-1 MEAQ
A G O O D BY E p fc : j
L O T H E Q TIMM. |
CO M IN G .' fr—teg tf
HOWS IT
j . FOQ. O l f d G
): INA MINUTE.
AND GETTING
Stafford’s Service
Station
Cor, 2nd A Sanford
t •‘"T1
2632 wallow' A re, phon* 614-W.
WMSN WIU. f
SEE NOU A
------ \ GAIN;
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SMALL apkrtfeent or house, fuiPhone 9130
nlahed, kitchen privilege*, cr.service man. _Po..ii)| e P«na*n- for recapping. He takes all his
W. C. iiarliio*-
IT 5 rEC ClB LY
= 3 LATE “ IT ‘
ACTUALLY IS
~r>TUANKS.'r-r- J
rtlon. errtttgml a t yoarctuflence, Phone *024. , ,
Florida State Bank B
O N
Strickland - M orrisony-Ine
ORANOKS f t i q huahel delivered'
R. W. Lord Phon** 728-W,
ody Qf Missing
o u t h Is Discovered
M.*
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LARGK pwk roller- top of fire
desk and *v*tve| chair, plenty AUTDMOIHLF. painting, welding.
Roy ftekl, 30(1 W. 2ml S L __
fire drawers- and tdgeon. hot®
!* spsrr*.
Kxivllent
condition. VACUUM Clcaneis, rtfrigero1100.00 cash. R. I . Uarriaoii,
tors, washing marhine*’ and
Phone 4212.
,
other ’anpliam rs expertly re
paired. We pick up and delirer.
Service c L . Phone 101
— roe- OetiMii Old Prtnet r fR liij
Suit ion.
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m arking equipment for
i,i
\ *»»• .lit- hvrrl»y
pi»r-rtr mi P«liru4r> • ijiti.
ip i
tttiw ili null (ur lllVHIfM
III llte Vlh'NlI •#44IIVt «»f HrfttlnOlB
CtMihl). Floi'ela. mi
* %lul I
llllr uf ttlili-h >,iM ru n U J
I»*iv«-r 11ikI ri'Vi. riainllf^ \m '!.»•
\l 111it1m*ti. I »rfcl»(1ni»l
w r f i t n i f m> h.tlf* .» el ..rflil/il
WASHING macklues repaired—
arid all hnme appliance*. Caldxrell General Repair Shop, 707
orth Mills. Orlando, phone
deni*.
ST. PRTfcRBURO. Jan. 22. W .
—Tha body of Victor Davlfc
e<ght rear oil *®h of Mr. aneb
Mrs- H ttu h rx . Davl*. Wtl 'JkS
covered bv rt
o'clock
shortly aft#r 0
morning In a ei
cltv’x south *ld*
H
RADIATOR REPAIRS
BUSINESS SERVICE
GOOD reconditioned rowing o*achine. William* F ixit Shop. 206
Corner, Old F eiler
BUtlon.
Four Burner and Oven Conrol.
Very low priced for this high Quality Range.
j
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ITENDGIIAPHEK. also typist
with knowledge of Imokkeeping.
Steady employment, advance
ment f r r rig h t party. A fply
304 K. H ra t 8t.‘
SEED ; POTM 'OKS—car load uf
N orth lir.Nota Certiflotl Uerl
Bliss Just recolverl. Hunt'* T ux
> eilo Fvetl Store. I’hor.c 368.
Japan Can Keep 4tsj
Bugles, Castor. OH
H A IR
etf.V
ASHLEY IS DISCHARGED
N T E D : to contact pn itv with
WE ABE fully e<tuipp«l and W A
hullduin Tut -OUL__ iu— Lju f d n .
- know .htiw -xo- recap .go-jr tirm -
WEDNESDAY NIGHT 7:00 P.M.
IS A N E W
v
.len n M
At Service
and durable, 22 Gauge, U. S. Registered Palomino Stud
Govcrnhicnt • specification*. It Registered Jersey Bull
D heal resistant and, will not Registered H ertford Boar
tu it. This I* surplus m aterial
Howard Ranch
ami is priced a t 112.76 p4r ho.-SanfniM Ave.. Phone 870-M
square, which is far beldw cost.
Arailalde for inimwllstc ship
ment from "oUK fAVtory - Phone
W ire or Write to Hal Fulenwider M ar.ufjrtuiiog & D l» -i.
Intuiting Co.. P.) O.. Bok .7361.
#10 Lancaster / Drive. I hone
5-1730. Orlando/ Flu
Fox In Hen House
"T hey ire^ F ra n cI, M- Sell. J#83
chemical engineering and 1036
m aster of science graduate of the
university; and hl» wif*. Mr*.
Octavla Spencer 8*11, 1830 b*«*e-
liO H K tm HERE WHERE
PRIVACY IH RESPECTED
YOUR nntum l draire for privacy
in money m atter* i* ntrictlv
respected here. Friend* and
relative* are not irucslinned
%bout ypur credit.. Your i-m'Oloyer or business aMocinte*
rill not hear of your personal
— affair*. T here U no enuso Tor
•tr.barra**m*nt
Heasonalde credit reqelrement*.
No co-maker* on money luanx.
Variable paym ent plan*.
FAMILY LOAN CO.
lorlda Bank Hide.
Phone 33
PORCELAIN covered circulatlnd
.noo.1 yr coal hcutcr. cicellcut
condition. Phone 098.
I .I
N E E D S
MISCELLANEOUS
UAl.LARD'S feed, grorerisa, ete.
Plume HC.O-J. II. y.jT oU rhU n
, lUO I Celery.
^ . I m
TO W N
Y EP,
LOOKS
* L IK E *
P i? IS S Y IS
IN A R U T
LEGAL NOTICE
.MODERN 3 bedroom . hou
desirable location near or ho
Phonr 660,
•PL I.
f
Pvt. Janie* R. Athlcv. n form
er employoo of th e W lghf -Groeery <Vmpa»yr-he« hern discharg
ed from the united Slate* Army,
*n*«iiugl« inform ation m r iw .l
.
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1 from the Puhlir Relation* Office
n A n n . .
' i at F o rt McPherson. G*. A*hlev
F O R JsA L h r-* ,
. ( *ened in the Medical Depart■■ i . -- —' ----— — j mrnt * r f the Army for ten
LARGE kerosene or fuel oil eir- month* a* a tu rcical technician.
culatinir heater, Rood ihane with
fan complete, with v -aide tonk
and foetal stand- ('all 2I0-W
o r se e 'a T 2312 Palm etto Avc.
$15.6f.
II. IL POPE COMPANY. INC
SEED Potatoe*. Puerto
j'niiir. ’. Sanford
F ru it
r u n n e l'* Alnikel.
Bv STANLEY
THE OLD HOME TO W N
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JE S SU PS . M 4.
—Hupei in
) u n d en t J. Leroy W right reported
that an automobile brake telling
job apparently gnv* an iinuate uf
the House of Correction ideaa for
l - ir- “ break.'’
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ing two year*, and a guard were
. adjusting the br*ke», an,I the
RU«nl trld "IkigRx to drive the ear
m o u n d the circle fronting u main
bciljllng..
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Boggs drovo into, the circle,
then kept going. The aheriff at
Bel Air, 50 iiiilc* away, nablted
PHONE I I I OK BRING YOUn A«> te THE SANFORD HERALD
Count. f!v# worda to the line, rw.lsdlng phene and addre««.
All advertleemcuta fo r sitaatloM wa*t*4 erfll be ch a rted fe r at the
.sc a la r elaw lfkd rate*.
He per fine for m * l a s e r t w
ready to attach the .human hxst
Local Merchants
Warned AgainsJ
“ OPA^Vmlations
Bluejackets Beaten*
By Jobless Chinese
Atlantic Bank Bldg
Phone 722
group.
.
.
A ftrrw uid. (ii'oernl Ei,enhower
told the I »>u*e llilitu ry Com
mittee: ‘"These mother* have n
very, very fine cn*c."
He ,a id there w n, little he
could udd to explanation* , of
Army
drm onbilliation • already
CHUNGKING. Jan . 22. 0f*»—
The Infraiation* are (U n ified
given to Cqtigr?** and the public. The United Slate* Ambassador to , , follows; ( I ) negative, (2) very
Chlhn. Genetal George M arshall,: lig h t (I to 2b worm*), ,(8) light
arranged u conference with Gen- (2.r> to 100 worm s), (4) mtoderatc
■relhslmo Chian Kai-Shek today. <ico to bOO worm*),, (fit heavy
It i. umler»tn<Kl th a t the Anteri- ( 500 to 1000 worm*), 1 « ) ' very
can envoy wlrhcd to djKUs* char- heavy (1000 to 3000 Worm*). The
ge* of violation* of the tiuce^lw- r i n t thrwe* clasaffic'ation* give
I 'llM l T IA ISII
II r !•/ Is Imh ew
tween Chinese Communist* and | | U| # or no ,ynditom*. and inf.rMl M in i. I\HT|J
N ational!.t troop*. .
.
tlon I, jtroven by Hnt’lng «gg* in
Meanwhile, the naw Chinese the stool. Tl/o other claaslficaArmistice ('otnmlsalon at Peiping tlona glv( v a ry ln t symptom*; an.
ha* directed the opposing Nation- em la, tiredness, llstnrss, vlcarinu*
Till* w arning » » • issued, Mr. nils! ami .Com m unist force* »o appetite. Children have enlarged
Peterson said. n«t in t h e forqi -of
a threat, but a* a check on the
gini'inl tendency to ‘‘let down'! boiftu.e of th r cessation of hostllitlc.*, am) he em fhaslted the, fact
that, if violations occur, the P rire
Panel of the local Board does not
hare the privilege, of .excusing the
violation with the adm onition'“ (Jo
30 Models •
n P —«hoat* and sin no niorJI", hut, by direct
Outhoards • 3 ->«»m u i , . Crui order from the higher nfflr» of
sers to 60 fool ) s t,iii.
th e OPA, to. whom these viola
Exclusive PT Hull Desirn of
tions m ust be reported, a penalty
H ixclns Plastlclced Bonded Ply must be irppo*ed._,
PICTUtIO I H O m r A r t t l HIS AtatVAl tn.ManlU, P. I , from Japan, Secwood. 60 H .P. to Twin 200 H .r.
retaty of War Robert P. P attcn o n i* »hown conferring with Paul V.
Merchant* were invite<| Isy Mr.
McNutt, U. S. High Commlwloner of the Phll'*<plne*L It w*» in Manila
Peterson to call th r office at any
I Riding • Dry -'S a fe on tim e during |m»ine»« hours and
that American soldier* first started the 'AV* want to go home" move
s • Soft Riding • Shallow
ment, and It l* believed ihpt the war secretary wo* getting first-hand
requeit prices of the product* they
f t - Exceptionally S e 8handle. Customer* should report
' ‘ThWnTllUolV. Slfirtil Corp* Badlophnto. (Inrcmottonat Soundphoto)
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every violation to the OPA office.
AVAILABLE SOON
“ We are 'proud of the manner
•rt» <;k t i n v i t a t i o n
e or Phone Ua Collect
TAMPA; Jan. 22, (A*)— Preslfurther information and
dant Trum an will receive a spe
ity order Information.
cial and urgent Invitation to a t
(ANSO.M - IHLINIi
tend the Flm hla S tate Fair at
excellent record during such t«rlod
CONNKRSVILLM#^
SHANGHAI. Jan. 22. U P )Tninn* on Feb. 6 to 17, during
a* ia nr-c.-ssary to continue these Unemploycd Chinese dem onstrat
„ Gu* Adkerson cornered n a Florida vacation. As sohn as
control*," Mr. Pctereon said.
,
fox In her henhouse nml reported announcement was made that the
ing against the Shanghai muni
KYOTO, Japan, OP)—Two thou- jt took her an hour nnd 16 min- President expect* to v isit Florida
cipal government tried to vent
th.Br w rath today on a truckload eami gallens of easbnr olltan'E747 ute* to sulalae thy •ninial! c
next month. President Cerl Broof
American
sailor*. Several
ie *aid she attac k ed -It with rein of the Fair Association and
blu.'jacket* were beaten by • the G Ir—were among Items returned
a pitchfork, (2) a garden rake, Fair M anager P. 'T. Stieder got
dem onstrators but hune was hurt to the Japanese bv the recently
te posthole digger and (4) a busy. They plan to make the
Inactivate,! 41st division. Not re
seriously.*'
‘
Tho sailor* were in a Navy truck turned were* 7.280.000 pound* of
loaded with supplies when the explosive*. 126 midget subinarfca*
truck encountered a parade of be 180 airplanes, 11 glhlare, t filn
tween 10,000 and 20,000 Chinese mountain and anti-aircraft gun*
It will Im< t|tiiU' nwhllo until uvuryonu ettn trntlo
jobless. The Chinese were m arch and It tanka, all of w hkh were
ing five ^b reast carrying* banners destroyed.
for u ut!\v cur. Let nio HtrhiKhton your fctuloni
•'
,
’
Lt. Col. Irwin T. Shaw, of Prs
accusing-the Shanghai aulhoritio*
of failure I n ‘<lo anything to re- Moines, la^ division supplv of
nml point your old car. Beautify utul pnitivt it
lljve unenqloym ent.
ficer. turned over to the civilian
The Navy truck tried to turn population 600,000 pound* »r
liotv . . . receive more tnitlc-iu value later.
from the Lund Into a side street, I>eant, t.26fl,300 pound* t.f fl*h
hut the Chinese m archers sw arm and meat, and large quaqlftlee
ed over it and attacked the sailors. of tobacco, rice, cereal and tea
Mrni of the shore |* trrd finally taken from the Japanese army.
drew their pistols whereupon tho
vttacker* withdrew and rejoined
the imrode. .
.
The women said they rejneS'tiilol Wiita of.-ttui Servicemun'a
W u e . mid- (-hitdrm V . A»«nclatlnn
ami lliat they came from Pittaluirjth. Chinn^o, Berkley. W eit
Viiginiu. Pnrker.lm rg, Wext Vir
ginia, A tlanta? Scuttle and Phil
adelphia,' Mr*, Nancy Muller of
H tt.ln in h 1 ncttil o* spokesman
when <Ien»rnl fCi»etihower inslatcd. that on^ of them talk for the
•* >
Lost and Found—
» i f Ford conrertlblo aodan, bo«l> LOST) Silver Wings.
good, motor nooda arork*. 11#
Theodora Ppwsrs, 31
W. r tth 8 U Sanfodl. fi* .
tire* there for regular Inspection,
weekly reiofletion, repair*, and
recaps. And that’s where he buys
tough new Kellys—the tires with
5 1 yean of fame and know-how
behind them— .
ETTA KETT
By PA U L R O B IN S O N 1
SEE WAI^Nr irA*
GOOD THING VOU ,
GOT o u r OF THE d
HOUSE ? WAS THE
SQUARE D A N C E f
H FUN?)— ------- f
H O W A B O U fA l
g o o d n ig h t U
s MAorscoaV
WOLF,
SO V O U C E THE
MC-TDM WHO r
LIVES H E R E ?
THBCBS (------'
NOTHING
-a
WRONG
WITH f d g k S 1
VOUR S lc T J V
N B H V f i . 'K S ®
^ irtim c tt, t i n t
W *
|'M CURED: NOW
ITS MV HEART.?r vouL
MUSTOE
�a
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PAGE SIX
TI1E SANFORD HE
Hawkeye
In front of Fort Hays State Col- problem, H* * unearthed an
Irga. Some u'kl thr Hty, other* document signed by Governor
Capper In 1018 conveying th*
street
the City, That aMln,
to an»wer concrete question.
Virgil Batgall,
GREYHOUND RACING
6AM£- — * 4 5 fbtdr*T.dJ
^ Races Start
“ F l O O - r .M - S h a r p
’h All-Star Feature
Itmrpn - flt fn rr..rdrf
ncr ai. center and IJoyd Swain
and Donald Dy*n* ut guard*.
Thi-Vr Ip also a possibility that a
tilt lietween the llahy Feds and
the ltalxy Yellow Jnckct* will lie
played.
1hr Celery Fed girl* will
al»«5 play the Urxburg girl*
the *amr afternoon. Ml** Dar
den ha* l**urd only « tentative
►
t<M(nt llnftjp fo> the-rbnte*t,
which included Johnnie Mae
l.’owtn, Marie I’crold andwMelan
llowrn n| forward* and Alva
Lundi|ol«l, Hetty Jo llrock and
Francr*' I.eFil* at guirdn. «
Initial Chamber Is
Hot Spot At Track
S tA > o * r t:’a
l»»hn
Ikthtlwi Horn
K« ni.tr. liar Jo. Kmn>. I»**bl»l»KdVJlt HtA* I N IIHRlCf.
* •
Tlilrrf Itarr— *'IO U lln
(he-roMa Half Hally H«ak1el.
with another Mubt
V
Griffith of the NVoalof*
.M rl'hail of. (lie |)odg<
yelling their head* off
mis-buier I hnn-lli ) ’ It*
before!.
-
SAiitrr* lu tiy
.
Ilriiyhf'Leaf Acreage
ls\ I liked 10 Percent
v U A IN K g Y lM .^ F l w - ^
•Intmt,
OVER
PRESCRIPTIONS
FILLED
rrsarrl.llsa
tlllrU ta errlrrllan,
SANFORD
ELECTRIC
c o n t r a c t in g
Kenworth,
bill
CO .'
ELECTRIC SERVICE* Co.
■er Moeealta A**. F t* w 1 ,1
LIVING
jr. i-B.k A*e.
Summertinfe
la junt aroifnil tho comer! Plan for the months of
S.
cool enjoyment on your min porch/Ftirnluh tt with one of theae
lovely, Rattan „»cU. l/phpUtered in colorful crash in a atriped
pattern or Bummer garden floruld. Scttcu and Chair . . .
snrrtrM
N O Tic g 11: iiuitlunr tuvKN
that I am »asatr<l In liualnrsa ai111 W. KIC*e at.. Santntl Klurida,
under Ih* llcttlloua n,,m« Hantoed
A»l* I'aft. •*« and that f Intend
te, reflsler raid iwm, iiursusnl 10
illir In mi of II.*, •"t*4**l Inua Nf
DINETTE SETS
__
-i’
S l!
5 5 J"
It’s nuch fun to eat on the
porcht ‘Add to your outdOOTMlvlng room pleasure
with this beautiful bleached flnUh Bet It’* nturdy
and comfortable and th# 5 S .choir# .A rt .upholatered J n J
J7? cither blue or green woghI I I able leatherette.
m
ra*M a m
LAMPS
y
HARRY’S BAR A
LIQUOR STORE
- Si ’
COFFEE TABLES
Natural Birch tops with
CITY intUG CO.
’EN8LAR STORE
Clam Chinwag admits ha ha# word#
w ith hi* wifa, but u p ha navor gita a
cbonea to asa ' a m . . . Limia F lu k w had
• JdHhday Battlday • • • tl^a waa 39 *gln.
•MW| IU U ,
W IU
READING T H fs DIR!
ATIC and
END TABLES ...
ogre* nn n .czuulWut.e VhHoi* uv*
')!•• c uncil can act on the nominatron to * W Wife.1 befor* the
General Aaaembly. The United
S tates i* understood to be hock
ing L*»ter Pearson, th* Canadian
ambassador to Wakhlngton, Rus
sia haa b**n urging th e nomina
tion of th# Norwegian Foreign
M inister T bV ™ M*. ..
Torlay'i m eeting wax the first
at which tha chief Ruaslan dele
gate, Andrei VUhlnaki. has twen
present.
Vlahlnikl arrive.1 In
U ndon yeaterday. The others nl
the meeting were Ernest nevin
of Britain,
Paul Uoncour of
T ra n fe. and WglHngton Koo of
China.
* }
o f eenrice In th* European Thea
te r of Operation*, following
vice In tn« State* during World
W ar .Two th a t taw him function
ing as commanding officer of
th a UTlando A ir Baa* and alio of
MaoPtll Field, Tampa, he w ai
hailed aa C entral Florida’* "Nupihar On* Soldlar."
In announcing hi* candidacy
Voaa mad* th e following *tatem ent: w
,
.' / ' I announce my candidacy with
foil knowledge and appreciation
of th* duties and resnonslbilltl**
of thl* high office. Most of my
life haa been spent in the mili
ta ry branch of the public service.
I entered the army as a private
aolditr ami served In Imth World
W ars, and was recently honorably
retired with th e rank of Colonel.
I t la now my aarnait desire to
sarva tha people of my Country
and the Fifth Congressional D is
tric t In a civil capacity, Th*
problem* of peace are no 'let*
grove than the problem* of w ar
and require the tam e courage
and fortitude to meet them suc
cessfully. Any one who I* to re
present th* people of thl* Dis
trict and act an their representa
tive and spokesman in tho N a
tional Congre** must posses* the
highest qualities of statesm an
ship and personal leadership.
"M y m iliU ry duties have taken
me into every earner of the globe,
and I h are eonre to-knm r a t -ffrtfr
hand- tha foreign as well a* the
domestic problem* which now
S2
ns
MacNeill
few York
u,*
•.v -
ll
1 Mix* Allie l.ee ItipJi. dixlrict
■i.in einur - i.f ~DT T (ilc r'-1 V>f Pd >t’
Intrrtwtlii'iul of tlrabi. uude her
: firxt vixtt to-the lorn! club ut 1*jiirrtjrtj' held In the IlnVrl Mnyr.iii ia-t night. '
“ ’ in bnti|;l!t|r nut the- firim-ir-»il*
of the cliil. ••friemUhlii m il i-i
vice” Mi.vs Kdxh itnlcd ilw l dm
in* tlic .-*> year* of I’ilotinu. Inn
oiganirutinn hud grown from ilnfir.it club oigiiuixcd in Mnrnn, tin,,
in IU2 I ' te |)Ut dubs U a t e )
UiTiuglim it' the United * Sliitv-*
with a tntiil inrmlierxhip of l.'eM
member*.
' "We ure living in « l)ew em."
Mini Mix* It null, "but tin* tiling*
r*i- niii-t fair today are no
i^it from other dny*. The.-e xntne
Vrineiple.* hold good. The wortil
io.lay nerd- friendship unit « ■»
vice and how we m rrl 'hi >lr
li--i,U enliiely on our nlnliti to
bund tcgrllu-i mid mnititMin in-» •
nnd «erurtty.~tT*ult 1ng in -<lhvb'elt'ba which, are Inteviiatmiinl n
i.l ■
local il.slril ut„r for the Gulf lid to die, ity -f , a-rer on I t'.e nil,
Corporation, today announced In Ii rte ink eel vii e to mankind
ri
,\hr,
candidacy for election to the Flori luts have tin- opportunity to budd I ,
da House of Representatives from one of thr sSrongeet o r g »„ i'r
Inn. Seriiinoli- County iu Croup No 2. lions in the world, bar-ed **n ->ialr
. "In announcing m> Candida, y ’thought*, di ed- ant! rind - fslnti l
-|,
for rlrciioii 1o the 'legislature
_
at ing’. We crin |ool nnr htitq it the
tliin lime.*' Mr. Otlham flrrlntnl. t>owci. nrtd intents nnd stick t" for
•*| fr#l our. slktr and .county 01 e[ the Ith-nt* of 'eivice above wif. tiiori
embarking u|on the most event making thr jof> we have t, to i,l,-.r
ful era In our history- and now. worthv and. ourselvu* worth), of 1 some
•ftore than ever Iw-ftue. there I* n th j job. ftlwayx ’ 1 ceplng Ih flltlel t phnp,
grtal need for a government nur motto. ’Trie I „ „ n r K v n ‘ ’
its \,
operated rleanly ami wisely.”
Mrs R C.* Mu* ‘ ••M preshlrnt.
Hr
ti'lldt
"Th # individual elected as re-[ !-ic« dud met th- bu-ltn'r.s :r '
hloli
presentgitiv; from Seminole Cnun-| sioir and IntfOriu, rd thr -iMSiki'f
ty this year will nave a greater j Members were uvkol t„ niuke n , the
irport to the fiiinnr* idtnirman. I aim
opportunity to scry* the citizens Mr» AI Hunt, n- -,“'11 a.- possible H r ii
of th ii'n rru than ever before,” ho on the ticket calcs
<h«’ play. : Chur
stated. "Sinfs our state treasury •The^Patsy,’* tiinlcr the |ir,sluc- j Kiwi,
It piled high with a huge finunci-il lion of Rita anil Reginald Goode I the
surplus," he added,- “ this money of the
Provim elnwii I’lnycrs. | flath:
Can nnd certahily must, he used, which is |,elng 'Uon-oird. by the nfflll
wisely if out rouiity and state nic rluh for the nigld
I an 2 1. tv C
to assume the national position i 21. 25 and 20
|
they so richly deselV*.M '
A letter
M’w«l
»m Mnj. ,
Mr. Odlqmi ci>iitinue,l, ’’Should A S Wharton
•i*lvaiion " "i"
the people „f this eounty see fit Anns in which I1 the
to elect me as their representative - 1 lul. for takin.-r -fn ..,, „t the
*
to the legislature. I shall endea Dime llonnls dm,i,i • hiistmas. ,H'ln
vor, to the l>r-i of my ability, to with .the reault ' D1.1 11,•• Pilots I'"'**
ascertain the wishrs of the mass-, hchl th 1r 41 place hi tb«- •
'tiuiiae P011*1
eg and not the classes, and to pro
A report on the Sister Kenney A'iy
pose and support anv legislation Foundation for Infantile I’aralythat will treat serve the Interests sis Ta g Day, apmisoterl by the ,,r '
of the citizens of this county and Club, revenli*rl that .1 total of •"*
the State of Florida."
4271.77 hud hern <olh,tcd. Mein- J°rl')
Mr. (klham was horn In Urtm*-| Ik- is of the Junioi •
*'f Sentwick, Ga., ami moved to Sanford, inolr High 8 elb"d •„ d. 1 the ill- I
with his family in lii'Jfl, He at 1 ret inn of Mrs B I ' )ni|,inan. " r " ” ’
tended local |uhllc schools and | c.uductrd the ill,', ' I"" Don of
‘"K*’
was graduated from Seminole j thr llioary Collr* I,-,l ■> > lelniherl
'
High School ie Iirt7. lie is also, by tho Junior*- " r d for
'. 1
* graduate „f la.uisUnn College p ineinui iwj. Jn •• * ...............
"f . '
at Pineville. fa.. w(NVw-to.^ceeTIv-*ed his It. A Ih-gree'ln History
and Furononiie%
He enlererl the United States
Naval service in September. 11*42, , 11.7 . nnd of tin ..... .... . ronvenand
served In the
Mediter tion which will Im- to'bl in June,
ranean, Atlantic ami Pacific areas possibly In New Yolk t ity.
and wa* -tseeuliy assigned to irw- - Mix* Rush -eaplaiiuki-Zho ’’.Truerctlve status.
He resumerl hi* t'out.-e Fiver” emergency fund, to
duties here with the Gulf Oil Cor be contributed to py •■'rry mem
ber of Pilot International, ’ and
poration in l>ccembcr.
Mr. Oil ham I- an active member set up so that nuy member In
of the Veterans of F’orelgn Want, need at any tlnu- limy Iniriow the
American laginn, Kifanis Club money without intriexl.
and I* vice president of the Be-
80 Persons Injured
During-Indian Riot
B O M B A Y , J*u 23. id b - Flighty
arsons have been injured in
mil* today In police action de
I signed to prr'cn i a Ilindu-Moslem riot. Tear gii- dud stick*
were used to prevent a procession
from entering the Moslem we# of
Bombay after pofic- had tTpened
•fire to dUfeior u rrow.l of deinonstratori.
None were killed.
Don’t know him."
.
• WASHINGTON. Jan. 23. CP)
Th* csltbrant* w;re said to
Aa fo r filibuster tactics, bath hav* been marking Ih# birthday
,U .I . ___ ______.
■__■__ anniversary of an Indian nationsperta, Theodor# Bilbo
lld t"-'-' flubhax Chandra Boa* -
E astland of 'M lsxltilpr
for the same cause, but that apwho had coll*tM>r*le<l w ith the
parently does not interrupt a ptrJ#l>ane*e during Ihe war. Bose
sonal feud.
M:30 nightly, “ao u hearty" and tlnce ht* been r#i>orted-aa .lend.
r
Get Publicity Award Filibuster Experts May Talk For Same
Cause B ut Fued Exists Between Them
. J A C K S O N V IL L E ." j i n T 13, CP)
!
55:KS3tt« S l
(A f ) —
Th e s t r i k e - I m iu ih J
meat ])nek inyt in ilin tr y w ill
lie taken over by the g o v e rn nient on S n tim lu y . Th e W h ite
- - House has annoiineed th a t
the pla n ts w ill I h * o[>erated
•c
b y the D e p a rtm e n t of A trri*
San old chiro- „ i ,
"Tlilted
„ can- c u ltu re .
If
necessary,
th e
dale li gi-liniire W a r D e p a rtm e n t w i l l Ih * caillI in Seniinnlr rd upop to help mnke the ae t
, zure.
* *
_______________ i Ho far there hni lieen llo Indi
cation of whether the CIO meat
l i i g y . __________ worker, will return to their job*,
,/ U n n
Ro
hut Labor Iiepa'rtnient officiat*
I |
P rig * — !'n,‘i that xiukmg A T . of L
• *■ *
Z III
eniploye* were willing to work
i r S u l i l l n e n f,,r ,hc government.
.
)!, l a i d 11| I t
Proaident Truman al*o haa
nrtcil In the xchdulc-d 'trike of
In- stands fm
trainmen on two shuttle railroad*
sotriiT* and mi* which
supply
Cherogo stock-hew - ^ h n t —wilts ywrils\ Th* t h ie f Uxecuttvk ha*
In- lienefits to I establish % an emeigency board
fully entitled." to investigate thr dispute between
■slay announced the
Brotherhood
of
Railroad
idulatc ^"r. , *11' Tralnmeif am| .the Chicago June*
in Group No. L iion Railroad and the Indiana
v
?.cv J" llaibor Belt"Line.
\ /
Tbe
union has charged * a
ud -ii I, H,v ,» » l>»K*m*ni violation o f its con"he' iMi'itiiUn " i
ordere.1 It, m e m W
V. and what I IT. •""'b cut at 11:10 U xtertt
kml iicc'omWlxh £ ’/nw tOT*gM
Itivr
| Chairman Andrew May today
In Florida. a t - ! f,rdered nn
immviliate
llouxe
Ii, schools Ip Military (.'omnitlle* inquiry lain
tsiu ,.f Florida, charge* that Arm y truck drivers
f tivoigia nnd liavv been, onlerril not u> cress
,f i huopructic. the picket lines of striking meat
f the Methodist workris. The charges me that
Lodge*, k'rneix In the Third Service
>i p icid e ia of Command hav-e been told not to
pi in torn Axxo- (n i,,
i rUfj, 4 through the
lanv year* wax ,.|rlr| ,|n„
wi, hnu, un| o n "T F ~
|Z-V«I. . They7 were made . by .. Re
»r.ii»t'l« l urnly- pltvcnl
, \.
at i\r
111»w;t r.I Sinllh
...... for rigid i
iifiiiMital R|irn<l*
^1€*••f»v%hilr. Uirrv huvt* br+n a
»,t» 1*1 o|f» Hill,"
t*f np%% ib*\rlupMirfelw I n
i ttvil acr vice *hr meal nli i^r mlunlion, Inith
Itl nullity n n - ,r> ^ .nhiritflnn ntu\ n( th•• Mrurk
iirtlirttiiv,; 4»f ii phiiiia
(hi ( ’iipiliil Hill, ( Ii .i i i •
ilie*«'Mi|»tuyre*.
niun An«li«*v% May «»f thr ILii-ta
foi
n _ major Milltury Com mitlff hu^ orilrinJ
era(i«>n of city ®n immf<<iaic invra(iirn(ion of
rnmiMit should (‘Hnufcn (luit the A rm y hav f«»rnn\al of n mi*
itf liuck drivrra to croj*a
•n of the city picket linen without unioh perii«c mny l*e.
mlnRlon.
.
I better Rfhool
KeptrarhlAtivr llim nnl .Smith
dii « hiblriMt en- of \ iik iii Iu bnm|(bt ilia %ubjcct
make «»i»r ivn* up on the floor of the housa
4- I **hnll iRork tixlay lfe irntl a tole|{rrifn from
[•»• ••mi Ihy% to the r outrun ml in £ ifeneral *»f the
•
t!»•• l*ene- I luril Seivn-e ( ‘mnuiunit. \t.ijor
v ti%! it lw*.| Our (ieueiEl Mant4»o K«f«l > oi^him ^
i« |m i -iMft plan trurk •Irtverrt tint |o . n*«» pirllct
i«laii« «•! fnothull 1inr-s without the pry inlAitovi of
. hi*fhv\oyt» and hnal 1at>«*r officiaU. Mu> has
improved. We dire« tr(| the coormel «>f hia «'4»mtlmt
v%tl 1innurr rnitter (4) obtain all Army 4luta
id County our on the charge and have It ready
f FerternI con- for committee nJUlly
J*ridayL.
Hr4^ra h t.“ f morninir.
Imt
will|s*},r '
The possibility of even mor*
m to combat )JriI, u<. „|f,ke
h u „ ri, en
f’
in Springfield, Mass. There a
veteran* nred union official has threatened to
[islatinn should withdraw
refrigeration
rrem*
will keep our from the parking plant of the
I oppose un- H. L. Handy Company.
The
nient interfer- union official charges the firm
with violation* of the picket linft.
• discuss the Withdrawal of the refrigeration
-nmpaign with crewa might subject ns much aa
y lime. There 1.500,000 pounds of meat
to
CLEVELAND. Jan. 23, (A V Newspapermen of Cleveland are
working a a Usual each dajr, hut
nothing ever come* of It. None of
Cleveland's three dally papers ha*
been published since Jan. 5, bd-'
cause of a strike of A-F'-of-fj
pressmen. New* I* writUM every
day In summ ary form, 10 th a t
when lha dispute ends, Cleveland
reader* will be able to catch up
on happenings In th*ir city a n a
elstw h rre. The strike affect* the
Dealer, th* New* and th#
A mistrial was declared yes Plain
Pr..B
*
terday by Judge M. B. Hmith of
Circuit Codrt In lha eat* of
E ther House, nrgress, who faced
a first -degree murder charge In
connection with th* slabbing of
Charlie Mae Lewis, ntgress. In
an Oviedo juke joint on Feb. #4.
The jurym en retired for dollheraUen* a t noon, hut a fte r five
hours were unable to reach an
agreement, A* a result bf thl*
delay) lha trial of Ola Carver
of Oviedo on a first degree mur? T _r . _
.
dtot enar.ie in connection w ith the tinddr the.
ahooUng of her husband, „w a* lan d ’* U»U
poNtp.iasd until tbla' tdornm g's - Acta, accoi
•eellon of court.
ment today
-Mistri al Declared
In Case Of Negress
ntie CRy, th# 8 U U o f Maine
There leather-lun | spearheads
1* A U -xear Clob o f Soulhth e-so u th ern h* * against a
illfontla Will tiro be honor of
anent F a i r
„FImploynicnt
r* la died as perm
___jttli
Practices Committee
s are at
.finest job of odds
over ‘ ' rooted political
and advertising
dlfferencM .
......
m........................
two are not
___
_soJ|.much1
known to have exchanged
m orning" sines
dngton in 1041 to join Bilbo a* the
M lssUalpfi team In the 8*nate.
O n e ' n#unman . checked on
w hether a common dislike tor
FEPC had bettered relations t>eto m eat a t 8:00 tween the two. Both senator*
.1t e s ? e ' wzre neeetlooad eeparatsbr.
generally acta a* if he were in
training forrfootball. He aealrea
to boat th e IB-hour m ark or the
laU Senator Robert La Follette,
Hr., who fought a .currency bill
in 190S.
,
Bilbo, «* yesrs old, take* fili
bustering more philosophically.
He does not taka special food,
drink or extra sleep, lie explains
Iti
•
'
“I f .
my .ancestor*.
Half
French where ! gat my loquacity
and my gesture*. Th# other half
Irish, whore I get my audacity.
Wlth'Umt combination, a man.can
Department
(A IM — Striking ( 1 0 meat
(
packer* in New Y'ork f i t jr r*
kavr voted not t» return to-'
their Job* even If Ike ,g«vv. •
J
ernmewl — -huuM— *ei*e— I h w --------plant*, unlen* the nnion'*
•
national commute urdrr* them *
to return. T h r member* of
!
the— United. .Barking- llauaa--------- J
Worker* look thr action th U
morning. The union head*
quarter* be-tn Oileago.
- ’
States Pilot ( ’ l uhs
; .Throughout Nation
r*5Iavi»4,nOO Members
................................ ................
;
. r'
W ar
Jtmilev Odhum. tun of lit- hi'r
shall (eland* campaign until tt»«. eomm,n Cw, j .
| |.
auirender of J*p*«. e««l »"•
d; , the "dance commit
■pwtlen-witd dem lllUrlaoUaiuof tlu,L. Madden of the shuf
country, <
I test committee, John
Mr. Map re ha* been a w a n lsd lth e ioustlng ring
tho Astatic-Pacific T heater o f j committee, Roy Kolia
(Tjiiwation* ribbon with on# »ll*vr concert enmmittee, 1
l t d and four bronze *Urs, the the special movie co
Philippine Liberation ribbon with Wood of the public 1
two bronze star*, the American mitlee, B. B. fru m lc
a t Jacksonville on Jan. 20,
Iv tr Springs aw ard will be
For Legislature
ItrB r-TWham pnd Mrr tMmm_g|,,L i.-mnlhipg •U —m~ tlU - - - u sy
. he w«* wteclcd t<> 1 firU iard contest, j
alienu * *tor*ke*per* school at tournam ent, Iwml co
Toledo, 0. Upon completion of | movies, motor Ixuit
his' training there, he w»» assign-, reguttn and a play
ed th duty aboard the heavy c/r'- vlncetown i’layeis.
*)*r. U. 8. S. Boston. He served I C holrm in of th.
Continuously aboard the llo-lon .,r w l l t u, n ,r m rr
from the d*t* it wa, commission- U trailey n.lham of th.
ed a t Quincy. Mas*-. June 30, I’.ri i.'
(JIW s.-hni*h
The Boston participated
! on*- committee, Flrt,
every major o|>#ralion dn *he ' “-jth e lu i'tb all ronim illr
id Conduct Medal,
and hi* wif# are vlAngela, and are exim to Sanford in the
Will Be Operated By.
A llie L e e Rush
i
K r a i ley Odhum
Enters Race For
SUite Legislature
1 t
Tentative plans for the W t
Q a r V I P f ) i *'•»", llnmccomibg Celebration i„
I t
D I I V I U , 1 ,. held on Apr. .> and t., ',r
■ 11 —
sponsored by tha Seminole County
BKDI/c Paul W. Moore, Jr., -on Chamber of Cflinmevre, were ,li
of Mr and Mrs. P. W. Moore *-f eurse-J yesterday ufternoon ,1 ,
407 Myrtle Avenue, hn« retuinwi meeting of the various rommili,
to Ihe Unlteil States and wa. hi,u - , chairmen held in the offic; •<(
orably dlzchargad from the Nav\ Manager .Edward Riggins, t.."
on Jan. 10 at 8 *n Francisco, ac-.erul Chairman George Touhy |,r«
fording to Information racaivt-d j sided. _
hare today.
,
Plane thu* far call for a |«r*,le.
M r. Moore entered the Naval! barbecue, major and minor league
service on Nov. II, 1042. After >baseball games, flower show, g,»f
hla "boot” training at CSeent |tournament, several dances, shut
cific from and Including the M «r- 1 j|r ( -1|#un
d
..— 1 Is MainSpeaker~
\M
A t Pilot Meeting
“ It I* known th at orders have
gone out to all opposition force#,
including the
so-called
Com
munist partv members in Ja]
to do their utm ost to iRscn
M iuA rthur."
The s|Hikrsinan says
M
A rthur's hrudquurtera, hows'
espeels tIrist continuing alt*
will flow from the so-called I
wing press in tho United St*
as well ns from others out*
\n
‘
Eulers Race
T O K Y O . Jan. 23. (,P>— A
apoketmau
at
General
MacArthur'* headquarters hna M tU rly uxxai'M the current criticisnf
o ' thu supreme occupation coin*
f
<r ••) hi* polirir* in -Japan.
rinkcxnmn luu __slapped.
hack U the official Ra**lan news,
igetu'y .(Tax*) f.«r ita criUc4ant!
of Anierl can occupation author ! tic* in xouthrm Korea.
The
apokexman ilexvribea the new*
rgcncy’s crjticixpi ax part of whatt
he call*/"a definite progxJm lo
discredit lieneml Mac Arthur and
T 8nTfc further chance* in the.
prevent Wocrup.vtion policie* *-)d
Ciimma/id.’’ -trht*Ti thur'* xpokex-
the United Stole*.
lainelntlrs MoeArthni's :,pjk
man: “ ft Is * known that »fl
persons m e ontund whose l
-Meanwhile, the -ehedow of ito>- purpose Is to gather up uny k
cord over Iran. Oreece and In - of evidence nn which to b ail
doneaia atlll doa.ls the UNO critical story .'tome have aha
deliberation*. The Greek Premier,
Themiitokle* Sohpoulls. has an
nounced that hi* government will
cabl* liu tn im o n r -UKlnw -to-tta
•r*pr*»*KlItlV* '•tn*-t.nitr»Tr -rotr;
A s s o c ia te d P r e s s lo o s e d W ire
••
Britain I n v i t e s In Communist Sympathy
zers Charged With
estigntion Of In
Greek Program To DiscreIranian ProTiTems —drt—U. - S.—Policies
‘th a t a public officer la a public TVea#«T o'
se rv a n t and th a t a public a ttire World Wi
la a public t r u e t
*
th e .Navy
" I pledge you th a t when I
became your C ongreetm an-1.w ill
te r diligently perform the dull##, of
my office and will r t p r r e e a t j j p ;
1 -J.
in g manner worthy of you |Ca
*th*
citisews of a m e t democrat!*
republic, th a t Ta vrith dlgntty#
honesty and lnte4fTRy."'
»v .
**~ 4'
Colorful politrjr table hunpo
ra n IjB , ef paekeae a*
114 a. rash a **.
n*M
Modification Of
Waterway Project
I9; Recommended
A rtu r engineer* have recom
mended th a t tha *xtiling project
for th# 8L John* Tilver from
Jacksonville to >U M H arney be
modified to provide a channel 100
feel wide and I t feet deep a t lo
cal mean low w ater from Paletk*
to Sanford, according to a tele
gram from R eprsaentaU re Jo*
H endricks TV* recommendation
also - Include* a aide channel of
Uk* dimension* frpm Sanford to
term inal# a t E nterprise. .
:. Tha estim ated cost o f th# proJett I* I4C3.0O0 w ith no allowance
Natural wood finish table lamp#
M P L K T E PARTS BE#
iBHERS . • DISTRIBU
i . m w . u t. iu
it
N ew spaper
overnment Plans To Seize
Meat Packers On Saturday
«
com ing the R u s la n demand for
Investigation of Britain'* role In
Greece. The chief Greek delegate
I. Foreign M lnlattr John Sophianopoulo*. Yesterday the Premier
tabl th a t B ritish'troop* were In
Greece with th# full confent of
the Greek eoeggnmnit>
a tv fi-
.
SANFORD
Auto Pari* Co,
It** iponaor,
mnnafir PfimmlttM
f!hllr>
f it#
Committee Chair
man, Clarence Lea of Caltfom U ,
A id the bill grew o a t of demetw*
made by P etrlllo which the leermaker* consider are not within
th* legitimate right* of any
Organisation. Tha committee ap
proved the bill U t U .
Meanwhile a t Miami, the re
turn of John j * 'L ew ie and H a
*00.000 U nitw PM Ina Worker* to
th* A F of L beeomea poa(lbl#
R LA N D O , Jan.«C 3.< S p e cia l)
today a fte r nearly * decade of — OCo|.
Thomas S. V K x . U. *8 .
ejtrartgem ent. By way of axplana- Jkcroy retired,-a-reaident of O r-
Although t h a n I* some aentltaabl for giving th« council va
cancy to th* bauanhakar bo**—
Ohaflaa MeGowan—Ratually, th#
door look* vrida 6pan fo r Lewia.
It fappaar* aa though th# mine
leader' m ight stick hU foot In
th a t' opening.
plan* for converting them' Into
house*, la 1325. He estimated that
converted Into modryn, small
house* the cost would h« nbout
12.800 exclusive of the lot.
Thomas S. Voss
Seeks Election
7 ~ To Congre:
end nl* miner* left the p#r-
MAFFETTT8 AUTO
SERVICE
zm
E
Says Military Duty
AcquaintsHim With
*’• Foreign ' Problems
I ra lra l n „ M x
s >MtI
Bk«a) W Oil MM, mm4 14** bSIU
J
eraeecf.. All lx* -have
1* do I* read rk* n w .n l -
Re
dmlfncd, . to. _cut_ the
of Jameft Cf FoTrtllo,
ead of the American Fed
eration. of Mutficians. The
bill would prohibit "certain
coercive practices affecting
broadcasting."
Des Moines
j CAMPBELL SECUhlTY
. FEED A SEED STORE
rh a a e X*
Electric
II.
|
TURN AT nED ARROW
builder said he had purchased
240 of the 14 x 24 foot bin* from
the U.8. departm ent of agricul
ture n t M Iowa tnwns and would
offer them to central Iowa war
C opyrltht 1045 Publuher* Feature Srrvlce, Inc,
UNCLE JOSH nays:
F ar Radio and
pair* See—
aboari24nlIft RoUtfr of Hanford
Grain Storage Bins
(liven Homeless Vets | | |
l e g a l TN o t ic e
BAUER RADIO *
ELECTRIC SERVICE
Ita B. PARK
Dn Route 17 (Sanfbrd Highway)
Im w U J* eon»jd*rlng
wssiy .w s n *> s„/
>03 E ast F irst Street
rtu
r if f lllw l It,pair* .
■M « lx *ulla S lf .
!**•■• 4«t
C ar — RADIOS — Home
We Ha them. J e st call ut
NO MINORS ALLOWED
r a n k s * Man, Pell
Partln*r*a llof, I I*o,
Jluliy Torr^n. «Ntal»t
Diamonds-WntrhcH
MICKEY’S ^
I’ ll A R M \ C Y
je w e l f .r
.
The1
.
Kilgore Seed Co,
*
MAD.? OR WAS IT SCOTCH?
CODY, .Wy©.; </T>—A Cody m«n
h** offered #100 reward for the
capture of th e’ person who stole-a
w ittla of whiskey from hi* auto
mobile.
- I’*»k S ee,
* LODGE & SON
GROCERIES - MEATS
VEGETABLES
|a
One *pr.lstt; .’ *
re»»r**ett- -*
C. F. WE RT
1*1 A as sfor*
I'Soor Iftl
lll-lrlkolsro of
9 . It. W is tfs ll a Boa* See**
aa* Wore# >'***<.
- -A? LONGWOOD
Si PL AN YOUR
IQ mIr P U Hac^l.
f*TtIra tier. Thua*trr (*«». Main ktrni.
H tV.'K Mainly. HIP lail«n. (ViUnt
|li»r#Rt»)r( lu ii 11«•11. Itnl Hi aini•
XMtRlIl l(a rr-K u t«ri| t'
|
Pair )’ Orrtibt Jim Wflghl, My
Parblr. Arrnv nfflrri, Itlvr.
I*> tuiinle. Ju*t Ibifrtly. bmtinn Ii).
R.
Big Five At Reds Accused
UNO Meet Seek
S ecrO en era i
L C N D O N , Jan.|2 :i. id1) - Somo
concern la being fell In Ixmdnn
over rumor* that jhe top men of
the Big'Vive havrf been unuhle to
agree up a candidate for ttai
pool of (eceetary general of t‘ *
United ~NaUtt«gT~t>r - itTtettloti.The f N i i leadvrV rtfft— F r- tho
offtea of Seanlary of Slat)
Byrne* for 00 mliaite* today, and
the rudlored fa9 «ire to roach
agreement ha* led to fevr* that
n new deadlock! 1» devulplng
SANFORD-ORLANDO
KENNEL.CLUB
DES MOINES, (A i-W ooden
grain storage bin* used during
the IP.’tO’a when Iowa was glutted
with a corn surplus now are go
ing to be offered for sale to vet*
D E P E N D A B L E , B U S I N E S S A'
JENNINGS
SEED 1
STORE
IU r. Chanraa ll
f*,i> Kpot, ltdu.t) upky, IpinrM HIM
Utornn (Irranlum. Oofa (Vill.
Laarih *ae^— Kalarllyi . •
•
HlalaHIa HarrV
Jovial l(r«, Karltny. Junt Out,
l.ui k> LP'k. HmI l»rII. Aimtalub.
FI) Ini. Jnnmlr. Wnf Kml
» *ftN llarw- 4 1 1 Wllri
|(|NlR->l« Harr)
fir tit. fjtrn H«iy. Alar.:amll^.
Paftir, Hprr'.il T r i . Hii|** r Puprr,
•R-*nK *Iu H p t*i»fr iVzriJ
•Ulfc itRpf .- | ‘wtgrln i
l(\|ici\eiil ini reuse in all 1:
l,rii?y leaf tobacco acreage VI
merits tins lieen ordered by 8 e<
•nry of —Aftriculture Clint.,n
Anderson, nen,tiling to II.
t .jjy li. 1,.- j l..i ..In driscjsr
I r«diir.<rors -U m«|— Msrlwlleg - v i j mlfiistraliqn’.
Mr. Clayton reeently received
riojjce of the im tease from WashBergamo returns to the big U nc i «t-) i. It i | P h to all producing
T H E HF.XAI.I. STfgtF.
F IR S T A MACtNOLIA
RIVER I.AKS
JUST ROWDY
MY BARBIE
ARMY OFFICER
JJM WRIGHT
F a TSY ORCHID
DYNAMIC
.
LONDON BY „
owrerw
IO W A AAviKCVE-S
Touchton DruK*Co,
O N I OP THRU American soldiers i
ordered cnnllncd to quarter* In J
Honolulu aa agitation for tpeedicr |
demobilization became a etwrtmarUal oflenze. Mazier Sergeant
Joxcph-Nahcm of Brooklyn. N. Y ,
I* thown In an earlier picture with
Glynn#, Ida wlfa. (laUntallonal)
i l iVl.v’b
more* are Burk Byrd, Dicky
fra n k , RoVcr Crocker, Wntaun . Ile tt's
ulmthar, gixsl atmrt.s
Jennings, Paul June*. Rugenu laugh fioin life n ssi* iated P re ss.;
>u| ol llu Major
Kendal, Donald Knight. Paul Jie.i- Mauy bowler*, him l*d| players,
.••Ills f ar'd' have 'a1
aon, Colinan Yntr», William S tap are lintel for their lurid ilescrip-*
lion •I'ubnrdiUM lit
ler. Loren MrCUt and l>iui* ‘Itey- lion of mutrht-* \i0id ullbis (o r!
nolda
.........................
missed „spures or spikes. Iluj Con 1
Th e , Junior Claiw squid in- -|t'Unstiuicr?. u veteran te g lrr of
Owner Sam llirasini. in illsrludrafJohnny MrClellan, Walter Ma-nltls-.. ss-x^-ntly
i
ranig tip with one
. Dobaoa, Clark .Moork Wall er | of the most unique mid sym pathy-' closing- that* 15 rlnbv hl»Ve
waived on l!rrgamu(' rspressed
Cook, Ueorg* Chapnytn, Holdsen provoking alilds on record.
surprise. Bergamo hit ..llfi in
David. /ntoY lc* S n fltV Uyi
Drsrrildng a malrh hi* team
94 games Iasi season umi ,n H u ll. Jack Marra, UicKard Lord
Constance explained, "tryaverage was lilpprd ool) lit)
aod Carl William*./
lor « sp ire Jn the tenth
Tomnt) Holmes of Ihr Unties
The Senior te*m ji* retirescnlnl
r. my arm brushed jn j poc-and (.<Mid) floserr of the l Irwirs-I^
iy T honitoir ilr
-among ihe -oiilfleldrn. - •
TB X“ J U ltM lf,.
itrolni McNeil, Ignited
Now! We womler what the rnaj
Bill Meriwether, I/oyle McWhort
or I .-ague mogUla aic
er, liiU Kinurd, Ifill Evans, John
aay about Ihe entire deal when
Jtumhley, Chari** /l.undqulst, Wnl- deprived of
Way Is Left Open For'
LJohn U Lewis T o1
t Return To American:
4 F ed eration^ Labori
* S E V E N T H R A C E — F U T U R IT Y
The No. I box at the KanfofdOrlando Kennel Club proved to he
the hot *Qot fqr the greyhound*
laxt night ay th* flral three win?
ner* In order came' out of th* inicnl chamber.
*
The daily doublr m u wro/v by
tioldrn Matron In th# iccond race
nnd Joaquin Red in tha. third ^
p l .D A R G U ilE S T E N D S
event. T t 1> "wTliMIng tlckTlx paid"
H A Y S , Kan., Jan.. 22. U T )g.UlJM.
For year* I’am Avenuu in rlayg.)
T O N I G li r H E N T R IE S —
Kan., haa bgen the core of oh
1-lr.l Ha..._I'U hHIi
Uu»U(vx ' Mua. t.Vef Win. II uImi nricumcnl. It vouhln't* U dcciilcil
lt*n. I>/.riln j M . aiiiuahlon King, who owned the (70-foot wide atreet '
Jar**) ' mint ' blur t’tirom*: t*i|n-
rlO M n a ^
STxtk’b d .r 1
C.
Tu.iuf Loath T v nut*
llocknc itfitt(*«l in 14a iiuhititu*
tinn* iitfalnit .Navy that t rmon,
Ami, by lha way, In Ilium tluvn
a playrr rnuMii t return to the
yOID4I in t)u Nurm* fpiaiirK The
ut tin* ((l l .u f the tilt wax
OF
G R E Y H O U N D GUS
I* on Urn air over
W DBO
tonight at
CilO and over W L O F
INDEPENDENT DAILY
SANFORD, FLORIDA. WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 2.1. 1910
Eatablished 1908
■'
T h e Senior*’ and th* Frr*hm rn
-going
VOLUME XXXVII
For Congress
The flrm'a president, Georg*
Hank*, tald that for th* first
time in 204 year* th* plant* have
t'BRft
WW
m1#TK
— yTS h o T^riu
~' h
t 1lr'r
‘ ■•' »r*
T*f
n ~*1
“flfilK
lfe
mad* hi* remark 'a* picket* of th*
C IO Steel Worker* Union patrol
led n front o f the factory,
Th# ground* and nearby farm
land*, about 40 mil*a north of
Tranlon, -«tU|— h ave -th* -ru hr* -of
a forge which- *** running In
i94‘fr AxICXJ-fAr- f jC J - p i
oq know that the all timf
>r xub'tltnlfons during n
T H E W EA TH E R
t* T # Protect the Peace of tbe W orld)
I T e P re m t* the Profrran af A m erica
1' T o Prodoc* Prosperity fpr Sanford.
^712.
;ho Athletic Kildil.'
add th* winner* of the** two
lilt* will vie for the title in a
game nlatrd -on the afternoon
of Jan. 31. * Under the prrxcnt
setup, none of tho va n ity foothall player* I* ell,
In Unity There Im Strength—
AN
H IG H B R ID G E . N. J„ Jan. 22.
t/J*)— The munition* factory which
supplied cannon halls to General
WnahinKtun's armlea during the
Revolutionary W ar hat been ihut
^lown aa a reault of the steel,
•trike. It la the TaVlorAAharton
Steel Company at High Bridge,
which haa hoaated of contlnuoua
prod net Inn alnce Ita founding in
Vic U ctO S 11Jo
C piJfeee^cc- s c o c d 6 RCcofxpr f e e a Si«i6t.e
Interrlai* touch football h a s tie r •‘Bud" Smith, John •Carpenter,
hern added, to th c ji’hyaical eduni- W alln Sflm uU I-ai.U- S u nUy Jturlion program a t Seminole High aey. ,
School under the direction of *
----------- -----Coach “Goote” Kettle*, nod com(,'oach G e o r g e McClelland'*
petition for the achool champion- Celery- fed tacer* will play
ahlp Ijegan thin afternoon when Leesburg here Wednesday a f te r
team* rep reien lln g the Sopho- noon ul 2:30 o’clock-*t the hl|fh
TUESDAY. JAN
P lant T hat Made
C a n n o n b a l l For
Washington Closed
• W llh
JULIAN 8TENSTRO.M
Herald Sports Editor
■
D, SANFOlU), FLORIDA
vet
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PA C E EIGHT
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Appointment Of
k
S H O W T A R I) AND POSTERS
<». IT I.AM HIESST
F u rn itu re Repaired and Rcfinishcd
A ntique or Modern furniture repaired and! ro
fininhod hy experts of IttoK -<y<|M‘i iunce. Wu-’ket
Sets pnintid. P rom pt servicer. Free catumtjMr
fadlcry work truiir.vntt,«<}/
Colonial Furniture Rcfiniphers
111 Glenn S treet
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• ORLANDO, FLQpmA
rtORuTMY M.'D a LET. Plaintiff, u
WILLIAM lilt'll ALL PALRT, He*
feHUant
,
DIVORCE
ten Irani o f p i n u r t T l a i
TO. WILLIAM MICHAEL ItALKY,
CAMPIIKLL AVKN'l'K. ItlltT MONlo o are hereh) oidereil to ap
pear pem inally, or l>t Attorney, In
ch**rer the It'll of f-miplalnt herein
filed, a nd Affidavit a . to your t*e
•Silence,
mo brine » «ull for 1>I• —•rev o n o r t i e i v i i t o e o n b i t ' t
i‘*i»ri>-rv |9 U , ,“ ierwl,r- a Decree
Pro ronfarao will bs entered a
<*r #n*»fr, am rffju lH by l*w.
IT IS OllDEItKD thm thl» Nolle*
IRISH STAR
* >
j VlMCE
Committee Is Mdde
0 —Dee’s Sipn Service
(3in-ciul)— Appointment o f S late
AAU record* arid swimming com*
nutt:e» and establishment of a
new (tt>|)hy to encourage young
swintmerA, in Florida were an*
pounced (4Jay by Den York, firat
Vice President of the Florida
AAU, and chairman of the two
committee*. »
‘ Sim ilar to the National Sullivan
Trophy, th e ’ new-SIcGrath Swim
ming Trophy will be awarded an
nually to li-aiboy or g irl In Ftorida giving the moat outstanding
perform ance in either swimming
or diving, York aald. The award
i« Iwing established permanently,
with n m aster plaque fo r Inncrlp*
*1—
i—*nan»a' naMaa
■■ul med
tndrl.
tion off •*'
winner**
name* and
al* for the annual preaentationi.
It Will commemora’t* the contrihulluir. of llyroh V. . McGrath.
wTvtety known coach, who died
here last year, a fte r year* apont
In the development of young
•ttimm er* amt alrers.-----------------. Member* of yhe awimming com-
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liff puMlfvhrtl o n e r « » r # k f o r f o u r
r o n f t r t u t l v # w\rrky in *hr Hauforii
ifv rn lil, «i Nrwrii*t(Mrir j*tili}l*linl u t
if, H r m l im i r tViittitjr, F lu rld n .
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tJIlRLI INI IS:
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Complifjfil fllnl Itrrrlfi ift*l ynti
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SENKARIK GLASS & MIRROR CO.
NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED
RED BLISS
’ SEED POTATOES
Also ii tom,in’ll- ime
Tuxpdn Kfcttu K Arninur’n Fertilizer
Mukc our Slort* vnur Slnre
TUXEDO FEED
( ’or. L'nH Hanford
Phone :iriS
Property M arkers
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Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co*
Photic 1211
8anf*»r«l,f Florida,
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■PROMPT SERVICE ON
ALL CARS
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
PHONE 200
AJ A fOSSAWAnl
-ifeAd, tie
RhJ^, inJpNipvJAL SCM U& *
eecoppr: St46tCi
^AdP;MOST** \ 0 L O .
A SlAlbi&
10 and tied five in hi* five-year!
tenure.-H i* te.im* whipped Mich- !
igan in two of hi* firat th ree]
year* hut, the Duck* lo*t to Mu-h
I igan in
and 1033 and Wit- i
lantan quit.
Then came Franci* Schmidt
nnd the era of rate le-d a ttle font- j
bail. In *eVe t year*, Schmidt’,
team* won 31< and lo*t Id. tie .
licked Michigan four year* in
rqw hut lo*t to the Wolverine*' in
hla. laal tluW - jrewrw-and he q u it—
l‘aul E. B roan moved up from
Mns»illim (O.l High School In.]
take ivchmidt’* place in 1041 and
in threw, aenaon* he won I t
game*, lint eight und tied onr.
Ohio S tate won only three nf I
nine game* In 1043 but th a t wa«
taken in atride »lnce the team ]
played |7-year-olil freihm en and !
4 -F ’a.
.
Drown left on leave of abaane* ]
In (ha spring of 1044 to enter j
the Navy and than resigned a |
year later L> become Coach of i
LlcveUtul’i entry in the new AllAmerican professional league.
Widdoa* coachml the Buckeye*
In 1044 and 1946 and compiled 4
record of 16 victories as against
only two d e fe a ts, both setbacks
coming during th e past season.
He quit following^ rumors of
syuad trouble—and 'a fte r a 7 to
3 by Michigan.
0 (MANDI NO ItU A SI from custody
An add*|< quirk to hi* position
In which aha and her husband wera
is the fact hi* '1944 team gave
Ohio S tate ite firat perfact reg held for questioning In the kidnapular season--since 1020 and he allying Of Susanna Degnan, 6, of
was named “tqach of the year” Chicago, Mrs. Mary Verburgh Is
Mr the 1944 campaign. However, shown leaving Criminal Courts
Willoes still is a member of the building after a Judge gave police
coaching staff.
*
• ©Ulcer* a limited time to charge her
and Hector Verburgh. 63, with a
Betide* m anufacturing all U. 8.
crime or free them. (MicrnoMonel)
paper money and pottage, th e
Bureau of Lngm vtng and P rint
ing produce* all government
bond*; draft*, w arrants, commis
sions, certificate* end trem p o rta -
ft
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CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Septic Tanks, Concrotc Fence P cmI, Well Curbs und
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REPAIRS
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C 3 l ) idOi'iiOdAb
IVi one 320
Concrete Pipe, Building Blpcks, Bendy-mixed (‘nncrctct
llttllN tJ »N.
Circuit Court.
:io 11
EX PER 1ENUED EM PLO YE ES
-a
x
ctlYtirrr. A tn \ fall >“ U
drrrttt pro r<inf»»*o will l»
aKftfhM you. «n<l th« »•
NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPM ENT
Use lllbore Paint and Save I Coat
t W. 2nd .St.
CUSIIK CIVICUIT CQIMtT
*X pSH*.
Florida, amt that the abovn la pMKffd
it is fl 'R im e h u n b e n t m u . t
your correct preeetit place nf ie»l- lh l>
c rA rr
t;e b u b lm lird or.,, ,
•tehee. IhU l» to n«lll>' you that «««-K fu r f o u r c o n » *c u t lv » u „ % ,
the above rauae wan Irtalltuled :n !n T b o S a n f m il H e ra ld , n n e W N p , ,
the ftreu lt ^outl nf pemlrmle Coun « l R e re r.il r lr r u la llo n , |>*bfl>t,V,]
ty. Florida, and Yltf AIt It I IK IIE?' In S em in o le. C o u n ty . F lo rid a . 10 1 *
Itr OIIOKHKI) t-k appear an.l do.
* » ld r e t u r n <lay.
fendanf aahf null, aa required by t<> WlTXVrtN
m> hand and the nt.
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. ■ For Lasting Protection...;
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FR ID A Y / JANUARY 18, l m
TH E SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
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lone period* of year*.
Athletic ’ director L. W, St.
John, who will reach (he retire
ment ago of 70 east fall, ha*
bended -the athletic departm ent
since 1912. llasketball coach Harhhl G. Olsen now is In 'h is 24l>i
year and track coach l^irry-Snydcr ha* been hsre winf* 19X2 aace'pt for the period of hi* World
'W a r .il diilltary service.
.Starting back with flam WJIInman in the period frojtt 1929
to 1933, Ohio State ha* enjoyed
nn almogt unbroken string Of
successful football a estops,
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A rdoniy/'diHtinctively styled sofa th at leads a double life
a t night tts
comfortable full size, bed! Has resilient spring con
struction. tenuring night and day com fort; opens e a sily 'fro m the
front, has fully upholstered arm s and comes in Solid Blue.'W Ine or
Rpse Tnupn in striped effect. .
OPEN ARM
SOFA BEDS
Beware Coughs
Wllllaman -won .26 game*, lost
LEGAL NOTICE
xoTitr. to A rrh tn !
NATH AN
H U N T K ll .w h e n
t>t«c< ol re*M *n c« i* ( I West
Klalith KL. New York hi. Y.
You « r » hereby reqli re<t U> ay,«-*r on March Hh. t i l * , in a cer, -in tuit tor d iv e r t* mndlna In the
,'t i r u t t r m iH of h r m th o tr I ' o t s p ,
S l<i| id*. *n ab b r*vl»ted Title ol
TO;
T H E O L D J U D G E SAY5
• hlih M il eftvi Is
tl phlegm, and aid nature
and heal raw, tender. IntmchUI mucous m e n Uyour dmgglit to sell you
CreocnuUion
with
un.*■----. . . . . . . 1H.1
i k .the
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EVK1.TN’ II.
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1*1* 10111!
v* N ATH AN
H l’ NqKU. DetenSsnu
WITNtUth mr hand *n.l otftrlal
e*i at HtnienJ. Florid*, this ITttl
l* y or J i i i i m o . A . I « I * «#O
H KIINIKtN,
Clerk; Circe1 Coen. • *
(Clrcul IV.Of s»»H
for Coughs, Ckwl CoMsTBraacIiitis
RET0NGA A BLESSING
TO HIM SAYS MINISTEI
Watt Down To Only 110 L b*
And N either Medicine Or
'W ill Power Seemed To
Help Him, He S tates. Retonga Brought Prom pt Rp*
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PLA.TF0RM
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ROCKERS
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A wide detection of Plat-
I I I form Rockers upholstvred
DICK: "1 wonder how the ditillleta fed
about that new movie built around an
alcoholic."
OLD JUDGE:" It'S funny, you asked Hut.
Dick. I was just reading a piece about it."
DICK: MWhat did it tay?" (
OLD JUDGE:1'A very sensible atatemenl.
It aaid tbo beverage distiller* are fully aware
of tbit problem and are coopers ting in every
way possible to help solve it. The alcoholic
aulotnobile. but in the hands of a man who
doesn't know how to drive it or-U reckless,
it become* a menace. Llkewlaa, It’#
use but the abuse of alcoholic b!
Ihat causes trouble."
DICK: "Wbnder why It is most a
drink moderately and others eta’tl
OLD yi/DGS.’" Intend ve research ai
university has shown that most t
drinkers are really tick psopla. T
tuflering from aoma physical, aodal
L im in g to ma t h a t -1 feel it a
duty and a privilege to publicly
recommend It,” declare* Raw.
Ralph Z. Mullins, of Graonvilitt
Ala. one o f the moetly widely
known and beloved men In th e
South Central section of the
•U te. Discussing hi* happy ex
perience 'Rev., MulUne sta le d ’.
"A serious Illness pulled me
down to only UQ the. and J
S Oieaajng. aay
teemed unable to coins heck.. My WOS
turned, the distress and diacom-
aw
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In BtyA t amarh itb a t PreMed up
•le in e t my cheat unUl I often
lelt like 1 could hardly b re a th e .
relief. I feel euro eluggiah *B-
Ing these unfortunate people.'*
H I in florala and eolid colored
JTJ tapeatry
w ith
mahogany
H R _ o r blonde wood frames. An
*w* invitation to relaxation af55
te r a tu rd day’s work . , .
Ill
and a nice addition to jfottr
~
living r&om o r bedroom. *
comfort was relieved, and I re
gained 30 lbs. I aleep spl«(\dldly
ahd,I feel (owl all the time. I
hops, my 'experience will help
others find the earns happy-to*
Usf through Belongs that I did."
Rttonfs la Intended to relieve
of'^SriOufcs, lj^Uth^*atoJ«h[
loea of appetite, Vitamin n;i dosnd eonatipstton. A'
lUtute. Retonga mat
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* t o Protect th* Feacr of (hr World)
To Promote the Progress of America;
“ To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
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THE WEATHER
P a r t ly cloud*, lit t le change in tem p erature
..........i M v"-» M**iw m . ' - m i i l i i h t " irm) ' I i i i w I h j .' "
AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEH
VOLUME X X X V II
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SANFORD. FI.ORIDA,
Established 1908
.MONDAY. JANUARY, 21, 1940
A-ssofiiitctt Press leased Wire
Getting In Shape For K egatta
W a g e In) re a s e ;
CIO Head Says Strike
To Continue^ Until
Industry -'A cce p t s
- T r u m a n Decision
PITTSBURGH, Jnn. 2 1 . (AP) — CIO Unitetl Steel
‘Wqrkertt President P h i l i p
M urray has laid the blame
for the steel strike a t the
door of m anagem ent M urray
says th e strike will continue
until the industry accepts the
decision of President Ttumfin.
■President Trum an hnd pro. oted ■ compromise wage inert**?
. _ O f-id ti cent* *n.-hour, a figure
accepted by the union but re
jected by United S tain Steel.
'VITU) told n new* conference
*L hi* Pittsburgh headquarters
that if r»conver*lon I* hlndrod and
d iiu ter overtake* the nation, it
Will bo not b«eau»e the steel
* worker* have called a strike.
It will t*«, ho cald, because the
^teal industry ha* *ald “no" to
£ h e President of the United States.
The whole country seem* to
bo hynoUiesP'by the UIO’s one,
two three higher
wage bom hirdh?j ‘
—the electrical,
e
•raent—the
meat, and
ateol itrlk rs.
There I* a lab of moaning and
guassing a* to how tony ■ they
^rill lost and what detrimental
"effect they will have.
Hut
everyone seems to be waiting
'fob the' next fellow .or the Govfiemnierit to do somethin p _ _
I ThaTs Tfo'w'Tt Is,. for Instance,
In the steel strike which—the
eJDtXla_finure—will cost. tha.. in*
dustry 410000^)00 a day and the
workers 0,(00,009 a day. Both
onion and bhf steel headquarters
are silent a* the pickets parade
before tome 1300 plant* in 30
Nethln* to report,. >they
m y:^u*t kitting around yraltlng
got going.
At Homestead, P«nn., where
# 5 4 year* ago there wa* much
^bLood shad In • *t*«l strike.
&il . Isad era
-making
t the Carn8gil*-tl1lnoi* works
will stay shut' All members have
to do picket duty. As a steel
strike captain told tho Associated
Preasr “A man ha* gut to have a
good excuse1—a very good one—
not to report for picket work. If
he falls to show up, he get* fined
ffi.OO and he won’t be able to
hold any union office for two
w e a r * . I don’t think w ell have
Tuny refusals or a n y , failures,
added the strike leader,
The CIO, In its campaign for
' public support In the steel strike.
Is taking to the radio tonight.
Philip .Murray, .the union presi
dent, Is to broadcast nl 10:00
P.M. Eastern Tim*. Thu* far,
there still I* nothing certain
about the prospect that tho Gov
ernment may selte the steel
-m ills. One high official says
■ th a t If the walkout continues for
wft week, with He Inevitable ef
fect on other tnduetrles. Presi
dent Truman 'may b* compelled
to taka such action.
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Compensation Paid
To Single Citizen
Payments of unemployment
^compensation in Seminole County
'amounted to IIS and were made
to one person during the week
ending Jan. 11. Cart B, Smith,
Chairman of the Florida Indus
trial Commission, reported.
Throughout the State, eompen' “ ---------1&T73B
for th* previous weak to 914 lr
070 and th* number of claimant*
paid from 0,080 to 7,IBS.
la most counties unemployment
_.wa* chiefly among former workZJera in the shipbuilding and con4«trurtioii trade*. : ■
Tho . unemployed person m
Bemlnole County to whom pay
ment .was mad* w u elass Ifled as
an aerislist. *
LUOIOfi MEETS TONIGHT
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Tb* rOgtilec «p**tBt* of Peat
No! S3 of tho American Legion
MWin be held tonight at 8:00
a o ’clock* at th* Hot loettad on the
' Lak«front, according t«
Fte*d, adjutsnt-
eo.rn
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Veterans Service
Any veteran 1n Ba«4 of »
it
si
th« office of
E.B, Carttr, AU
llttU e Nat
* ^ l» tr g ftw /
C m *. 1
itlon — trio:
r Takaeh Bi
S a y s Kxtensiop
—D raft-La w-Mny B$
Necessary If E n
listm en ts Fail
lospilal Has 12
Percent Hike In j
Patients In 1945
Getting Beady. For The Beef
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21, M*>—
The |*»u limi "bf President .' Tru•nan’s trrsra g e dealing with the
\;me<t Force* ,EW*'dispelled any
den that the Army will t>e reduc*
. ctmu i .mily right through tHo
in ,
Me. Truman hns told Con
tra** that 2.000,01)0 men will ho
'ceded under arms until 1047.
A 12 percent increase in th The Chief Exceptive v:i}',.lf. the
Iriv.' /o r volunteers fail* to bringr w p i> ' *..r jja U an ls adm itted to
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n enough men. Cotigi-vss
must. . exFernold-I.vuthloii Memorial Hu*nd the d ia ft taw. The pir-'ent
during 1945 u , c u m p ife jl
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«hO»r m rlW ittH - In ftMf. w « T
reported
thl* morning .by T. W.
to expire on M u / ifj. Th.* PteIfdCTit- warm ~ tlu r r Congress Lawton.* who ,on T hursday-w ax
M.uubl nu,V>» «ip its rnimi u h s t it rw-rlrctid by the Hospital AXio-'l'
S3T »#V *
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’lnru to' do about the manpower cli,tinn to serve It for thr 28th 1.
►_j—*u.e.a
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piesl
time as president.
situiitinri l-i Mar. 1.
I'atlrnts adinlltrd during IlMfil
The 2,UH1,O0H flgui*. Mr. T ru
WARMING UP for the annual mld-winter reg atta in whlili they
were 1,41IB us compared with t,.
both will soon be taking part, attractive M artha G ray- Stod Kuty man i 1vdnin». b the estim ate of 021 in 1044. he revealed. The
Turner show their w ater skiing form n* they take n few fast turn* n eed s -pul forward by the W ar number of patient days was t»,-1
around one of Lakeland, Worlds’* many w aterways, hitched to ., nnd the Navy Department*. But 183 in 1045 as compared with
it is above the ultim ate peacetime
speed boat. (International)
level of the Armed Keices, a level 7.U07 in 1044/ roljeclioru were
ithut h«< not y d been U-tennined. 07.44 pen-ell^ aa compared with
AUiut 110,000 men have l'C*n 90.22 p en eiil the pitveding year,
nnryl
,171 ronipared
iditnniil lie the Army through Births numbered
44.
•*recruiting during the past four to 2H8.' in/lU
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The fallowing ne» directors
I months, Mr. Truniiin »«ys. The
I Navy has obtained 80,000 iien re- were rlit'led a t the Aitociation
meeting Mr. Low tun rr ported.
1cruoT iiruiitg t,» the- i|uestmu of inili- W. Iy Hiovail, II tni c uleman,
tn l\ i sfn-li-f. tilt* I'tcMib III say* 111 s./httv« Hunt, Utv Itrv. W P.
Facilities For Display Of Stock
Emphasized By Ocala Cattle Show
Development Of Livestock Industry Is
Merely Foretaste Of Progress To Be
- Registered In N e^nFew Yoars
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JA C K S O N V IL L E F la , Jan.. 2 l i r a —
tare.t ln_ the Brahman Cattle
Show In Ocala this last week Ims
emphasised the wiidom of Na
than Mayo, Commissioner of
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for
p i . 0 0 0 ,-
Yrs/oy. I .n l It lu-sher, ami Ralph
j (Mill.in’ll. III! N'llV) jri.OIMI.IKJO.UOO 11. < h.ipmun all Of Sanford'1 and f SIDtHTI.V HKFOI.F l i l t :
i fm i),- loiuihg fix ml yesr. Tlris John B. liethca of Fatest t i l ) i uieat parking (route wurkr
d—Riiif. J —T. Jacob*, of Lake H.JRtr.i
liffiirt} the ta r
|t-*oi*«rrs wnti ,r v nnnnmt(ixx> for
I t ’ .,- ,\imv and ,imM' tlmn ft.hOO,-
for
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ten i.ou. the ex^ml. urr for/^rn;
’riil defense iTe/ofe lhif war/ and
F o r m er Resident, tM
rr[irtn iit Yboul Imi per cent cf
*the national income,
Dies In Marianna j A- fnt )he atomic Ik w .’, the
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a* ri’conling sr-eretary.
F.lecfed t.j the executive com-
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and liUdgiu m essage lie .aid the
(companies have what In- lulled
"adequate leew »)” within which
tu^ g lan t the luvv.
Mr, Truntun also fold Cnngresa
that no mere govccnnieni jmlicy
(can make men get along with
5
each other unless they are willing
tn flitter mutual respect and good
will. However, said the President
the Government can help develop
machinery which will help labor
and management to settle their
dispute* peacefully, lie .aid that
lh« hacking of puhlnf opinion is
a factor In .uch a process.
The mesvagej asked Congress
support of a program which Mr.
T m than dt-elurrd will* promote
greater uptp .1 ,,f h.w n coxt
good* by higher lin'd “ u ih rrs Ho
,00(1 warned against whirl he d v r.rihed
\ \ I i n s w iu k s i h t h i : of
ui' t h i uii-at d e a l e r in thr, phorrr a* ‘'vq10e* of disunity” which he
>iv alotid
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V-.i's I t with a- murh u> i! .Mid "are beginning'
again " The I'le-nb-ut .nnl this
. hd" I,, h.d.l (I ih.- .otnplaii
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)|‘ |nitty mum not prrvad.
he t i l A
I he PrevnieipT p ,.'iw,-..4 Ih.vl —
crjrp?--TW7f5Tri g ' ' r n h r r . Xnierf- ”*
rati einiioniy will lesiilt in pro' duct ion th a t wilt be half again
' a . high a* anything we have
j ever produced in pence time. He
j .nii! husines* cun pay higher
wage* and 'el! for Inwer |,rice»
-than ever before. Mr - Trum an
qualified this l»y saving some
rnmpames
,-nn not
now and
never wilt be able Ui join pi
j tho program
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The message offered one brnruf
new -ndnnnislialoin poio'y 1’he'
President called f.o foil en fo ic ^
Grand Jury Raps jR. H. McCaslin
Lottery Racket In Is Main Speaker
Seminole County At Rotary Meet
mil tec were Mr*. C urlrlt, Mr*.
Agriculture. In providing for the
R. K, True. Mrs. J. Dingfcldai,
building of adequate facilities for
-----------j Ft "cldcn! expressed great hop* Klin.tail Chase and II. C. Duliose.
the display of purebred live stock.
Superintendent George \T Me- > that tin propelled Unite,I Nation*
Preae.it ut the meeting were
In several Florid# production cen Rory, 47, of the Florida- Indus- Atomic im ilru l Commission will Mrs. Curlott. Ah’s. F>*nk Chaw.
ter.” said William L. Wilson, di- trial School for Boys nnd a fur- I m- «|)ir Ui li indie lire pinldem Mrs J. Dingfelder, Mrs. It. G
rector of Florid* Slate Ferine
mer resident of ganfoi.l for many le ft «lively,
Fov, Mrs. It. t'. Tiue, Mr>. IL M.
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Merkrte.
povermir
pvtenor Miilerd
Millsjd years, died Saturday in Maiiiwisn ,
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,,
Rati.' Mr S. E. A. Mutiforton, Mrs.
LlfWWel],
Mevo, njOi- foBowIng an illness of
■ u u s .. ; . CommHsltmer
,.H..s)(mfr Mayo,
S c T T lt n o le ( ’o l l l l t y f . E. .Spurting, Mr*, A. J. Polarroctor Wilson, aed other official*,
»»n, T.
lot wtun, ri.
H. i«.
B, i-ope,
Pope,
vm.
..
.
, .,
,
, »<>n.
i. W.
w . luiwtun,
and Im lustyjeedsr* were In Ocala,
Mr. Mr Rory came tn S.-.»f,.r.| jV lf ll A r t " D l H C h a r R 'C a li. C Duliose, S F Doudney,
for the Hnrhman SJmw evpnt*. in the early tweptie* im.l wn
Judge R. W Ware, J. L- Gelh
“The spotlight has been thrown connected with Kitunr,! Iliggiue.
^
Two Si mini'll' County men have
« P Herndon. Jrm.
on recent development of the Inc., for a number of year- and
unlee.
in k in ^ u n d Dr^L. D. _BtownUe
live- stock industry, and particu ‘also with Voile A. Williams, hi he,,, dimhnrgVd from the Unrtcd JMr*.
Curbing of all f'ojris of ”tmlie. Rolieit .11 M.' ft-lip of t)rTrue servrd as lem porar)’
States Navy, utconllng to inform a
larly the expansion of our B rah of the Sanford Hulck Cumpany.
authorised gamhllpg-” III Seooiud" lando en ter!null'd the liolarintia
-ecretary in the al’Sinc* of{ Mi*
y
man herds, through this g reat
Mr. Meltory was n member of tion received here today from the Irene Hinton.
County, pnrliculullv of "Culia" at their luncheon today !•> preshow.” said .Wilson todav. ” We the S late leg islatu re from Sein Naval Personnel Separation Cen
Total cost of operating the and numbers, n»< irv-onnnetuled. senting n numlier "f unusual
feel however, th a t this develop Inolc . County for sovcrnl yenrs ter in Jacksonville.
r rilliN'ft|,i| h
in sin* u p itu p liy
graveThey m e AMMC 2 /c Jack R hospital in 1945 was ' reported
ment is merely n foretaste of and also served as secretary of
nit myit
t hr
1*p l r t yn?*l f$$inli
r
t
t
t*
nit
to
have
been
i-47JK>0
of
which
Raring
term
of
the progress to lie registered In the S tate Democratic Executive Howell of llox 3-1H. L ike Mary.
„ i it,11•
I»i
:»M
Unit
Mi * i l»i
and
S2
Joseph
H
ll.dmrts
of
H3.0UU
was
paid
by
the
patient*.
;
(
barle.
D
F
ornthe next few years.
Committee. He was later ein
l«*$U iif i h u thiil W IMt 1 ftssMlX .if htw. fur
irpfeeenle,l donation* nian and \\
I
i n•1 In* ■IrfmuU tin
“ Live stock pavilions included ployed as un nudllnr in the office :;.|.,S Palm etto Avenue, Sanford Ii fiombmtawe
S m il It IlkilllX VJ'HI
the t ity of Sanford, I base the Jm y. Judgl- M.li
\ 'V i iu i i . ii> ih,it hi"» |Mtfi|»tl if*
in Commissioner Mayo’s plans of S tate Comptroller J. M Let.uni
Company
and
friends
of
the
presided
He was connected with lit,- J W I KI'S MKET WKDNhXD.W
Itlnivt* ,t* if ,1 L.w|,
Ill*a
1*4 in
for such facilities, ary expected
stitution
| Two ri,. true t«illIjn irciiLi’
rue4»lifi^
His L ft.in
to old grestjy in developing the F'lorlda Notional Guard foi man,
II.
C.
Ilulbise.
chairman
of
th
ei*
d
by
the
jnty
tL«!
J illllPi
! It't III * If IJH 1lt.il^ llir ‘Vlitt|ttl* «»f
industry throughout th* State. years and entered active duty i I'tf* s^fiiitiuf'ti* L -unity
jl'vsMIllB
h secuttvr Committee, reported
ChsiniLer of i
it HI
Orlando, Ohala. Quincy, Belle 1940 .when -the ..list (DixieI hull) Wuilnt'^dr*v niuht nt H.IMI Unit the hospital had completed in runnrclloii/’iv Hi, tin- iitti-iiipl It|| aIiJ!fnl w it* Hintf■ |)Ikr I\ * tn lit*
Glad* ami Bartow will have such Division was federniixeil JI wu. uVI«h k nt thi* City itnll, ucrnrfi n successful year In spit? of the arrest
u f y j.i l. Triiltiik >»n 'til ••f II a«’tt||f||t*|l f ,il 1l.il 111 t‘ thslfI
Hp i f j * 'rii-il ns
pavilion* to serve stock raisers, a lieutenant culonel in the ipiu'- in# tu Juliuit Stvnstrom , prrni shortage of nurses and other 20; nrnl -to il versus Hosli-y Hulr.< th«M* of
termaster corps and' G-4 on tho
will* o f tin* mimt T)frtUtlfii| , ti*i*
nnd a t the University of Florida, staff
for
3
>nlhwful
homiriilti
in
any
dcof tho dttision commandrr. ! dent. AU member* are urged to personnel.
buU*n ht' hn«l rvi$r pwii Ih«*
facilities will be developed to ala Major General Persons. He served i be present for th* discussion "f
Mr*. C urlett reported that for fr*#,
ir»ir (’iMtnph nti n tuniltutuniv in a
In the education of the S tale’* overseas five months a* G-4 of jdan* for im portant civic im- the first lim e the nurse* were pur
Members of tlm grand jury,
future leaders in this Industry. the VII Corps end participate I j provement*. Mr. Htenstrom said. .>n rig h t.h o u r duly schedule. 8he according to 0.1’. Hrrndmi, rnnnty Scotland um vcynnl:
MShc VYMB
.. The Gainesville pavilion will m ute
also ‘reported that new roofs had rlerk were: Chnrlr* D Kuru-slrr.
B l i t N m h *In hi i* w n n t u n r t « *u»y
!
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it possible for student* In animal in tho Normandy invasion.
C. Dodd, Charles \\ Kldrnlgc.
ls-rn put on both the hospital and B.
•
whnl'.v^
,
A fter retiring from the Army |
TO NILIIT
husbandry to accompany their
H. l/S-c, Alex l.i-mbart. W.H
nurse* home; that the nursra C.
Think whnt n v%if»* wh*«nl«l hi*
text-book studies with actual due to medical reasons, he re- . * "I1*- John (.allnway, command- (he
S tew Mu'klcr W
\
Comptrollers - ‘'.'r officer ,.f C ompany C of th r had. been given substantial salary Green.
Hhits
examination of pur* bred live turned to the State ng
Otto ■Sit,.... Id.
A.M
)«■ Florida S tale Guard, today urged increase*, also would be given HtiglMrs,
age
ttm n*vri
ii ml ill wen' of mi
stock, under the best possible office a* a purchasing agent
all
Iiiuinhcr*
qf
the
mill
to
attend
Jones,
A.M.
Largi-nt.
IV
II
unuiher
raise
tbl*
month.
fore being assigned to the Mai
i tmi di fti i'll t ii t’\
conditions,
n#Mr«' **• «* in
tiie irg u ln r -drill tonight at H uti
Wi-il'n
H. B. Pope reported that a brief C T N iblick, C I
tils of 1-i vi
Ifetal
“ The scope of Florida's 'produc- anna position.
o'rtork ut the Armory. 4‘apt h„,| been pre|«reii f,,r presenta- I in V Willi# in- IV 1 • \\ full. ii *Tl‘
•N‘In* >Aa w a
Mr. McKory is survived by hi. Galloway also stated that plan,
“l«.I Mi’ti
_ tion of fruits and vegetables is
-1V
in,n
to
the
district
Naval
OffiU
North
etui
'
"
t
l
'
"
(
iittK i ii i j i l
j hard tn visualise,” said Director wlfs, two daughters and one sou for n dtimer to be held nest rer relative In securing the d is
The pi nnd jut > |tn-*‘‘n murij niiit a “Uninlli
,,
....
, .
Wilson, turning to a discussion F'uneral services will lie held nt Monday
July an* thi* |iUI r\ |
pensary
a
t
the
.Hanford
Naval
nt
the
A
rm
o'y
will
I
retd
"W
e
the
Gmod
duly
"
of currant marketing operations. St. Luke’* Episcopal Church in ' " ' " ‘' “ V *'
U Hiiinif lit'. M. l a-lm 'ii/l
i f or when the Navy empaneled fAr (lie Spim g f ur Ml
J ,lur,n|1
» m rr' ' Air nStation,
“For Instance I have at hand a Montlcello tomorrow morning nnd ing.
e stissse * • r t* t tv » )
Ihr Ini iihuwril a truce of M-Jlity ill
of the Circuit Cmiit id
Interm
ent
{*
scheduled
tji
lie
held
wire from J. L. Warren, manager
their hdxliamls’
Ihr the epitaphn
Ninth
Judicial Circuit of
of the State F arm ers' Market at la ter In the day.
Hlate of Florida tn and for Semi graves. Said one
Pompano which tells of a dally
nole. County, tlrslie III iiinke tills
He meant se ll, tried u little,
average 0f BO cars moving from
a special presentment with refer
fflIUUI
YlUkI JJi!li 11ih
that-one- production center. Just
ence to the prevalence o f gam bl*' On a.1 tdftilwiuiip
teftpil
*in Knjjlnnil In*
at present Pompano's shipment*
ing throughout the Hlntc of F'inri- f n l t n d I h r 'i * w o r d . are running heavy to pepper.
da and particularly m Hemintile
“ tlf children in atl.
Quality and prices ore reported
^
^
—
1
*
County ami wish to commend
She Imre twenty-four
aa good, and th* labor sTtuaUon
Arbor i|ny, n legal holiday in irrestlng, widely observed and use* M artin Andersen, Esquire, of tho
Thank the Uird*
Ih that area is improving.
2d slates, .wa* obaerverl Friday in ful of school holidays.
Orlando
Sentinel,
|»ihir#he<l
in
__ T here’ll be no more.”
"Shipments of
strawberries
"Arbor Day ha* fostered love Orlando, Florida, -for the strong
Final official returns of the Sanford. The m orning program
And in California this was
handled through - th* Plant CJty
at
the
Hanford
Gram
m
ar
School
of
country,
for
from
It
has
Coma
editorial*
tie
has
recently
w
ritten
Market during th* last week hay* 8th War Loan Balts in Seminole wo* under the direction of Mrs. thr lieautirul thought of planting urging all enforcement officers l<> found: “Our lovely l.im couldn't wait,
totaled 33,012 pints, Manager B. County l i released by the Florida H. C. Dickerson nnd tho D irt G ar memorial tress In honor of states axert every possible effort to ex• So she’s gotu- to swing
E. Johnson report*. This repre War Finance Committee reveal den Circle of the Sanford Garden men authors, and other patriot*.
suppress th a t inquitous form of
On the Golden Gnte."
sented an increase of 9.7B4 pint* that tha county went over th# top ... ,
and wa* presented by
“Th# youth who learn* and ap esmtiling commonly known ai
And in Indinmi this rpitnph
over the preceding week. Indus 844,7 percent. Total sale* were; Club,
member*
of
the
Junior
Garden
plies
these
little
selection*
on
the
was discovered:
try representatives from that |1 "397,778 as compared to a quota Club and fifth grade pupils of growth and beauty of treoa, Bolila, Cub* nnd Number*.
“ We, ■■ Grand Jurer*. fro I Hint
“ He believiil tlmt nothing lull
area are atill aiertlng every of I&T1.000,
Mr*.
U
llian
H
orner’s
cl***.
Two
__
___
_
hi* filled his mind with useful for the ’good of society nnd to th e success of th r Democrat i*
on E bonds were 1224.4HU
possible effort to secure removal
holly
trees,
gifts
bf
the
C
ircle,'
thoughts,
prevent the corruption o f morals p arty could save the union."
of the erop-hampering rolling of »s compared to a quota of 1174,Arbor Dey observation he* that everything possible should be
And In Fnvunnah. this:
X6 cent* per pint, fixed by the 000 or 1M percent. Other sale* were planted tn front of the
“He was honc«t even IhAugh
, . . ; ,
,,
taught many habits of uaaful done to suppress any and all
Office of Price Administration. were: F and G bonds, $54,322; *rh‘. ;
At
1:30
o
dock
In.Uw
■fternoon
furMt
>Uldy.
form* of unauthnrlrrd gam bjlng he Wn* n Repiililican.’’
We have cooperated with Ihja Berta* C. Seringa nates $91,000;
While In- New England, Dr.
effort to the fullest extent and 7/0 percent certificates. $47,600; «nd with the children’* group
Tha boy who roakey friends in th* County of Seminole, nnd wo
participating,
•
koelertaria
tree,
8 1/8 percent treasury bunds,
urge and enjoin all enforcement McCaslin found this one:
are still hopeful of
with
tree*,
latrns
them
by
name
and 8 1/8 treasury bands, th* gift of Mr*. Henry Wight, In' youth will appreciate their officers of all municipalities in
“Here lies the hones of Mary
favorable actum- A Plant
wn* planted In tho Fifth Street
Heminol* County to renew and re
Jonc*.
dslermtlon is tq leave Monday
l>*auty
and
value.
When
he
be
a wonderful record," Park. M n/ H. C- llettal horti come* grown-up, h* will learn to double th*ip snorts to break up
F'or her life hefd no terrors.
for Washington for further pro.
Publicity Chairman cultural chairman of th* Magnolia conserve, not to destroy the na all organisation* In between men,
She wu* born on old maid, died
teat of the strawberry eeiflntf.
I f . ' Lan* today, "and I Circle of th* Garden Club and tural growth of tree*.
and sellers In Seminole County
an old maid;
Meanwhile the Florida famlll«a
engaged fn tha form of. gam bling
No hits, no run*, no errors."
dependent on atrawberry - produc wish to thank tha good people of Mr*. Dickerson chairman of the
“Than
let
us
enter
Into
tjta
tree
Dr. MrCaslin was introduced
known aa Bolita, Cuba arid Num
tion for much of thalr cash tn- B#ml nolo County' and especially Dirt Garden Circles In th*. pro
planting
heartily,
and
help
to
coma are continuing to suffer J. E. McAlexamler, Jr., who did gram.
ber* a* well aa any and all other bv Gordon Brisson who had
Following tho devotional led by mskl oar Florida one of tha moot forma of unauthorised gam bling charge of the program. I-ea
through curtailment of thalr po ■uch an outs landing job with hi*
Law ICnforccmcnl Of* T n u s u a l Collections
ficers Toltl To Stop, Of Kpitaphs F r o m
IllcQMii (i a m l» I i it u Tombstones (>iV cn
.. .
Official Returng Arbor Day Celebrated In Sanford Last
Released On 8th Friday Afternoon With Tree Plantings
War Loan Drive
«s
•ound truck not only for th'a
tential profit*.
rBuyora at Fort Myers are drlvo but for each and every drive,
I* Dean,
owner. and editor
w a jnviiL
uuyijuju of
making naa of the nocking hou«#(
Sanford Rtrakl who gave ua
facilities^ pnivldod.ty th# l U t t
p a n pub|
valuable front
‘
Connolly, raF,rT0T
A.. \S
IlarrWT Rlu
The Fort Myer*
r who gave thea'Ing a eonalderablo
i t o a trtd tom e yij
for the bond shows
Tha Palmetto auction
irntfl: thg i
beautiful statu* In America, and
help to make our Atneriea one *f
tha moat beautiful countries of
the world."
Featured on tha' morning
gram
Hong, “Arbor
"Tha happy idea #f designating by th# Junior Garden Chib;
a given day when al) should b# ing by Beatrice Brown, “Planting
Invited to plant trees, belongs to A Tret". "America The Beautiful*
close eon* t "Tree*", a
»r 1ft
cited by Hammy Jacob
'/Tha Tree M akoerjiy I
-----Trot” , by
Nancy Reel and tha singing of the
National Anthem, George Hern
don. son of Mr. and Bra. Or P.
Herndon, made tite following talk
on the origin of Arbor Day at
n
t -
-J ’ -
.
■
1
i •
v-e-ett®
M
’
|
and wa furthar recommend thut
said law enforcement officer* report any and all vloUtions of
th* sold gambling law* to Murray
W. O w s tr s tt, State Attorney, iy
Georg* A. DeColtes. assistant
stunner far prosecution.
GKORGB MOYJ? PROMOTED
■<
t --
tsa -ilo vcrnmiuil
Machinery C a n Be
Developed To Aid
'/S trik e Settlem ents,
J
WASHINGTON. Jim. LM.—
(AP) — President T rum an
told Congress today th lit m ost
industries and compnifies a re
J
wt'll able to Rnint su b stan tial
pay rises. The P resident’s
e sU jm tte .u U h c wajH'-puyitiR
- (3
ability o f" industry \L nh ' in*
eluded in his 2 .ri.tum u n n l ___ 4
T*W. Lawton Elected
Association P r e s j dent For 26th Time
— 1
— —- *
N U M B E R ‘JO.
- —-•
-
,“f rirw
onirnifr
tl
lnw*
pTipp*
Anil*
iitifp! iMliimt u Nv %iis|N.’nitiet|
hi a number of field* during the
wnr. Mr. Trum an said Imsinr-su
Is a public trust and it must »dhere to national stan d ard s—in
cluding fair wngrs on.I fair em
ployment practice*
Hi iii.( tie cniitd uni le.ium npnd
n il)
fu iih e i
tux i til- tm u
lus-uusi*
"f llii iiietn ire uf iii'luinu, The
I’l eslileot culled iitf lull,ui om
■.but -■'it-, im.l i i yi.i ’ .iib er
e Mensii.n of |*tue cmiltols. lie
teneqed Ids plen t ,■ l'"n g re-s for
nchi n „n 21 piece* "f legisllitlon.
He ii-ki-d both emergency nnd
permnnent housing legislation.
Oil the subjeef of foreign pol
icy. Mr. Trum an wriil the A m eri
can peace policy j'nuit rest.
‘!upun justice no lex, than upon
power "
/
fieorge W. Knight
Joins Staff Of PCA
In W a s h i n g t o n
\V \ SUING TON. Jifri. 21. (Spe-’(alt
L ieut. Col George \V.
Knight, who for two years d i
rected air transport flying over
“The Hump" from India, has been
released flu m .A tm y duty nnd hns
joined the Staff of IH'A (I'l-n n sy l-.
vnnia-Centra| Airlines) ;m maimg rr of telephone and counter s«Uv
In \\ nshipgton, J, J . O 'Donovan.
I't’A vice president, aimminceii to
day. He has already asMimed his
new duties a t the N ational A ir
port terminal.Mr. Knight, formerly of Newnrk, N. J.. and Sanford, FI*,,
has bad wide experience in air
transport. I’rior to entering the
air corps shortly lifter the out*
hrrak of the w*r, he had served
for a numlier of years with United
Air Lines and American ALr
Lines; he Is former chief agent
for Eastern Air Lines at N’jw ark,
Hr entered the Army in June HM*
and in HU.'t was sent to the ChinnBurma-lndla T heater wher* ha
was priorities and traffic o ffic v
For India-lmted ATG planes. Ho
was stationed at headquarters a t
Chabua.
Mr. Knight is a graduate of the
University of Florida.
Before
entering th* air transport field,
he was connect>J with the (iraco
Steamship Line and sailed on the
Grace ship, S anta Elena.
Leaher prvaliletl over tha meeting.
NOMINATED
t
Fletcher Btdis intnnlucrd th*
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. (A1)—
visitor*. A directors’’ meeting was
held Immediately . following the I’resident Truman ha* sent two’
meeting of the club.
nominations to th* Senate - for
confirmation. The Chief Execu
tive bus chosen hia naval alike,
WOODMEN TO MEFTT ^
Th* regclar weekly meeting of Commodore James Vardanian. Jrth* Woodmen'of the World will to b* a mem!*— t? ,i,« board of
b* held tomorrow night at 7:30 Governors of tli* Feilvnil K.-aerv*
o'clock at the Woodmen Rail on System for a term of 14 v*«rs.
,
�THE SANFORD' IfEttABD; 8AJ4FOH
PAGH T W O A
M
The Sanford Herald
i S l e
Boys Home
PITFALL5 O F THE GREAT
"Senator Popper to Expedite Gin’ Return.’’ nays n head
line on a -story revealing th a t Senator Claude Popper him
taken notice of disaffection existing among soldiers still
uh nu'uunt uf t llU’TWt'IU WUWflown in detiiooilizie
w n ir
He told a reporter In Jacksonville last week th a t “The
People of. America have been p atien t am i’ tolerant on the
whole about the return of service men and women from
rn, Mto . W
tomorrow, I
ovorscas, and
........when. Im retu
......
. ashington
... _
,uxj>ect to put forth, every effo rt I can to. expedite their r e
tu rn ."
.
Senator Pepper/evidently Tlld not believe, howevei', th a t
our soldiern
be
home.. «»*
A t least hev addnall
il uui
puitmin should
niiuuiu m
vj brought
wiuu^ hv iiviiiv
cd, "I do not believe th a t n single service m an who is not
considered essential to the'success of our occupation arm ies
rrtalMnvafv (er
should be kept overseas one day longer than necessary and
I* think they should be-returned to their homes a* rapidly
a*
the Army and Navy can bring them buck.”
n*"-. rrerr«*wU T*» Herald
Is ihr nslUsst Held «l »4**»lWM • Well, we think everyone will agree w ith ‘that.’ No one
lllllrr. sr* M lt lils f S I* »*e
n l elites 4 s Ike r s s s lr r "O k w ants any of our soldier* to,rem ain over th ere longer .than
i* .'necessary. -Rut th jb jp w Ja .QVCr_whethcr-or_notJt ia no;
cu*afy~fQr *nny of thorn to b« over there now. Tho "Ura**
h a ts" heem to think wo atlil' nw d a few to protect-aarm up*
Iitlen. t?'{nail our lw*es. and fo enforce the peace on Japan
nnd Germany. Iutrge portion* of th e public now *eem to
feel th a t all this is unnecessary. .
\
Rut Senator Pojipor goo* on to say, “The peuce th a t
we have won no hard on th e foreign battlefield* m ust not
lor endangered and. wo m ijat have ’ oversea* a sufficient
MONDAY. JANUARY 21. 1t4«
num ber of men to maintain, an aduquate force to, sec th a t
niBI.K VFit* ; FOR TODAY thi* jKvice is not jeopardIxod." And h e ’warned against
"m AN’R Iui DY 18 FORMED “frenzied pressure to brlpg the boy* home by in y mcipys.
FROM Till: . MUST. OK THE ill. uny cost, ami without regard to oflfer considerations.”
BARTH. DOT HOT 1118 SPIRIT. * The blame for thin eptlre aituution rest* scjuitrvly. iiimmi
WF. INUF.UIT A NATURE KH8ENTIAM.V HI VINK. IF WE the nhouldor* of ConJnbjr*Which fitlfetl to foresee thft need
...........
IT ANIi HE before the w»r wan qver and ha* no fa r failed to enact my
ORTHY OF DIVINE SON^ adequate legialalion for’a post-war peacetime arm y. What
we need now-i* h regular irtamJfng- arm y of a t least a mlllower than
enswnedst him with glory ami lion men to taka th a place of the boy* who were drafted
tnwt- 2:7•
-for w a r - d u ty - ...........................
‘
MONDAY. JANUARY. 21, 1910
{FLORIDA
H O W T O GET
ai<rpuND‘m
The practice of stealini thing* Infant son of-his bwn. Many pitied this youngster, because
t)f the cloud-under which ho m uft-obgays live. On this-no*
• or what have you • uff ol.
llllk* in vaHBua Sanford ncIghTRn- coifTTt huTutely received n cash betplest from a womnn of
hood* la getting to be. In the menns, to make fils path In the world easier.
.
word* of an Irate housrkoeper,
iMnnnfried
Hauptm
ann,
In
considering
the
handicap
“a damnctl nuisance”. In this day
of furiaUsm and communism, we which only kindly oblivion can remove, m ay -take hear!.
all wlliiae -te-jllae* Hit utber
infijaftlftM ^SLjW LCSiPunt Jtwii -wboae- f a t he r su n m c synonymous with infamy, y e t who overcame the
ran-mill
rlioil 'wldnlv
knnurn and
nnd universally
nnli.-n>-anllt. admired*.
n.lmi.mi'
handicap*
and died
widely known
The Iftte Justicd Benjamin N. T arddio of. th e Supreme
Court came to the bench after-m any years of distinguished
communist
servlco on New Yftrk’s highest court. Philosophic and
learned, he adorned the court. Not In 30 year* Hits a presi
r la n Musaryk. the big mas In d e n tia l, appointm ent to tho Supreme CoUrt- beep so apCSpchmlovck.a. said a mouthful at ipluudcd.
the UNO meet in Undon when
Yet Justice Cartlitzo’s father, Albert, wns a' jutllcinl
ht-dechiiTd.."After whet ha* Imppent*! l<r tee sews, liw solution imndvmnn of ‘New York’s Hors Tsvoctl, tho m ost, notorious
of th:lt problem I* undeniably the Corruptionist of American history. Judge A lbert Cnrdoto
duly uf a ll.decent people,” llut
what I* tin- solution of thoir prbb- sold Judicial writ* and decision* t o the highest bidder.
Inn T I’rrionariy w* ticlinve that In 1871 he gave, his nephew more th an Q00 recclverahip*.
giving ' them a-country «of ‘their the fees from which later appeared Iff Cardoxo’s own hank
own In I’alcstin* I* the iisared
anpitinrh to a solution, but not account. A fter Tweeds overthrow Cardozo resigned to avoid
alf the Jew* do. That might prove Impenchmont,' and through nomo m iscarriage of justice
to be merely the beginning, of an- escaped Jail. The disgrace in whlck he left th e ’ fitmiiv
name has bfien wiped away by the e p iln ert vfrtue*- of hi*
non.
,
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Why doesn’t someone looking
Somo one should tell,M annfrityr!Ilaupt. sr*i :,iv d t Benfor a new .enterprise W venture. jamii] N. Cardoxo.
^
Into inaugurete a boat service up
and ilewn the -St. John* River
with afternoon trip* pn the rlv*r
priced at 60 cent* or ** ***
renlomber when the p
SANFORDFORUM
jet Htlrortlve In. '
bottomed Editor *
'•ljuly U u ”, a
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The Hanford Herald
.
Sanfortl, Florida.
11 Rural Women Of
StfUe Honored For
John*,
it operated for-year*,
NVIth aecumulale*l saving* of
LTO/’JO.OO0,(100 the American
ever la-forf. N ot ftnllf 1* there
g re a te r danger from • burglars,
apeak thlevfc*. aftd pjpkttpdkeu.
bat there are also a million Inform the public, t
racketeer* edger jo pryy uponlh# bo ennblcil to- carry
imtilic in one form or another.
Tha greatest wave of swindling In 'we thank you.
Sincerely
the country’* hllturg Is already
hebg- lepoxtad— U tangea all th*
wgy from slick change artist*
ami wooilcn check, writ** to mom
clsiiorat* gvl-rleh-qulck schema*
MARINER MAY REMAIN
Bo keep your h*nd on your pockcU
Uwk. bud. and don't bq.a.'auckar.
TIENTSlK.'ChlnaTJan. 2 1 . W
' if i r t ynu planning :i build-a
would
TALLAHASSEE, FU.. f
—For oqUlanding activl
horn* canning during I
Florida hunt* tUnwnatreti
woman hays just been i
small prise* by Miss Isa
lion Q ffks of the Ex
tension Service.
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. Toil award* have goqe to Mra.
Orville Osburn of Suvanne*. Mrs.
Alma Betha* of Alachu* and Mr*.
Mra. Frank George
Jackton.
win la Carter ot
Gaab of Ptnallaa
Turner of Put-
THE PATSY
Sponsored by th e Pilot Club
i Cecelia Tsalaah
country club
P tA Y GOLF
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Calendar
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Dr. W ight Honored
By R. B. Wigh
TUESDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wight
• Tty Pijot Club .will''hold It* honored Dr. ' Susan Catherine
*f\M*r bbtlncss meeting at -the Wight Thursday avenlng at their
tayrair Hotel.'The district gov- home on Golden Lake with all
,rnor!*rill l>e present. All board members of tha Seminole County,
aembdra andicommittee chairmen Medical profession and their
.asked to meet at "7 P. M. wives present for an enjoyable
Mslncss meeting 7:ill) P. M.
occasion. Dr. Wight recently re
WEDNESDAY
her derive from the Wo
<■The Etna Art*. Department of ceived
man’s MedAal College of Penn
he Sanford Woman* Cluh will sylvania Iftated lln Philadelphia.
w e n t a program at 3;30 P. -M.
rith Mrs. A. M. Philips and Mra. invited to enternelat the Woman’s
Teston Stephenson as sponsors. Medical Hnapita!
0>« meeting will be'held at 3:001 to do. (star serving her'residency
M__________ rrr-Philadetphtar
Poinsettlas andi lighted white
>Ii«8 Louise je rk in s tapers in silver
'
New Green*
Improved Fairway*
Modernised Clubhouse
Ed l - e v y W hltner, Pro.-Mgr.
M
ruian •
Ye*, w hen wo r e tu rn y o u |
exiHftly denned n n d press
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ed clothe* to you they’re
completely r e s t o r e d to
their
**
.
original .frcubnca*.
Clothe*
*
*
Inht
%-
longer
'cleaned often.
if
i
LANKY DRY CLEANING CO.
Phone 46!
{Mention,!
agreed to semi a message of ayni
for a new hospital unless the'said pathv to Mr*.' w. L. Morgan, i
Institution had the nam elof Fer- member 'and now a patient at
nald-Laughton .Hospital.'
This Emory University HospItaL- A twas In accordance wKh the' dead
made to the Cify FyVlifr*. Mabel
L Fentald...
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FAMILY 8KUI.LDUDGBRY
IU reporter! that the^executi-'o
CRAWFORD8VILI.E, Ind.. UP)
* .s. r. O
h s*l
. l ' iI
I■CCs .satlisl smo l, (. r. s. s. Il-a
rom.-nltteg
had
met
every
month
—Harry.T. Starnea, observing nl*
eaves, nml said-that prospect*
and hatT given careful' attention family’s 7Sth year* as beekaapwni
'or till* were sxrtllrnK
.
In the need of the Hospital. Mr*. *ay* they feotth clr start Vhen_hla
e - * a | d , had aeiwad-at-thc .
T*e»V o* - FrkUy 'aftei- from an uncle. Rut' the. uncle
eagti - t u Tiavf
knew about it—there Wa« a aulon»£<l fn», the u*#'of \8anf,i».l|"<;
,0
perstiflon It was unlucky to aeil
. Seminole Countvt hut sdd:*i.
n.
as> ivirn a»au kodl
.
Rev.
H*rk
Carpenter
had
evolved
-if official Association action
a plan whereby the hospital clerk
‘hi*.only Include* th* supeivlsldn can edsily Vreport to the pastor of
-ind management of . Ferngjd- a church, foe name* of any mem’ aughton
Mamorlal
Hospital.
Disposal of-the hOsplLa|:Jn,
‘he N-Aval hospital D given to
Sanford la up to the City llsejf
;p whose namf the Utla of tha
FVrnald-Laughton, Memorial Hoepllsl I*. Vested, he said.
Percent Hike In
Parents In -1945
(uuiis that mlirht be received as
vuceeds of th* safe of the hoebut also-to thtlr neighbors
lh*ir cnmmunlllM.” *he declarea.
The nfomeir have planned -thaw
horn* pantries ami then canned to
fill them, to.aisure their faralllea1
of adequate diet* under all condl->
tbn*. Miss Thursby reveal*. For
instance. Mr*. Qsburn atarted b*r
cahping early In the y«*ar. filling I
70 quart jar*, with Iwef and jHjrk
and 10 Jars wjth chicken- Thi
meats included sausage, backbone
rlh* "to please a favorite nephew,1
pig feel, pork chop*, jiver. roasts
steak nnd foundation* fnr dellclou*
tomato juice 70' quart*. Family
member* are not fond of squash
Or com, ao she canned /only ftvb
pints of squash and Iseven of
eetn..- Out bread and Initter ni«klae, fig preserves, blackherrlML
peart, peaches, plum* / and fruit
plies nnd hy sugar.
Since help la scarce in the com;
hike* were limited only by supmunlty, Mrs, Ostium assists with
th# farm work, and consequent!/
doe* not have as much • time ax
RETAIL STORES!
Malcolm
T reating Yourself
By
Denr-fliti ,
• The Seminole County Tuber
culosis Association wishes to exyour ataff for tha splendid man
ner . In which you assisted u«
with our Chrletmss Campaign.
Our Association really wants
to do a Worthwhile program in
thl* County and.yuu have greatly
assist^ us In ajKurlng the where
withal with which U do IL- There
Se m i n o l e
the
W. V. Billing
Touch ton Drag Co.
Tho One Bright
Star In DrivliHI t
-A more aarfou* lllne** .has
often been Jhe only rg»ult of
aelf-dlagnoal* ahd attempted
eelf-cure of illneee.
What helped souther person
may be exactly the wrong
thing for you. It* use—without
professional advice—la to In
vite disaster.
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Only p trained physician U
qualified to dlagndke and treat.
Oet hla word for arty form of
Uffttmpnt ... . oven for a comSqually *a
.....
»llon.
you sailiect it
competent.
im
Jit Is th*
__ th* doctor's
De simr tho on#
tnqtworthy and
PAGE TH R EE
TH E SANFORD HBRALIVSANFORD, FLORIDA
of a ditch
atom. If*
want after
“ “
th« autqmobilq,
------ Invites You To------
*~Dewrtmei^t t*”doing {
E ither C ongress will have to en act som e kind o F u n i• trying to prevent n | v o r sa lJ fn im h g bill or Increase tho attra ctiv en ess o f Regui*e In automobile ac-llgr Army Fife so th o t volunteer* w ill fill th e rank*. T h at
"trn n .i" \« k IIIy0oH i!1 Uw*»Jtidy >vny ” to bring tho boy* hom e.” u n less w o ‘w ant
In the last few week* following
a serious lncr«*aa In the number
Son Redeems Father
of highway accident*. The public
should co-operate,.with the isjIkv
department for IU own g<
mean* saving Uvea.
kidnapping nnd death of th e k ln d b e ^ h bnby, he left an
W0T jo K i'
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BOZEMAN, Mont., OP>—George
McLaughlin of Great Falla, M~*
triad In vain to get hla„car
HONDAV, JANUARY. 21, 1916'
Ifl Given BFeakfasf
• Mr*. Thnmas Kirkland honored
Jls* Louise Perkin* Sunday
jomihg* with a breakfast at the
{aims ami Pfne* Restaurant,
(erbera daisies ami fern formed
Vi attractive .centerpiece for the
gble which *ras laid with e
men doth and bridal place eaijl*
larked the senjing. arrangement
er -the Truest*
jaflThf It,..tics* pre.en'ed the
m oreq .with several piece* of
t chosen crystal pattern. Those
ijoying the oerasinn were: Miss
erkins, Mis* Martha Perkins.
Alice Wight, and sister, Mrs.
Edward W’illlnk, formed a receiv
ing line and greeted the guest*
a* they entered.
The host and hottest • assisted
hy Ur*. Henry Wight II and
Mr*. Mary Rawlings served re
freshing drink* - and Aora d’oeuver*. during the evening.
Mr*. J. O. Andes, Jr.'was the
weekrml guest of Mrs. Lorens
Howell bf Mima.
j
Richard Levy of Miami Is
visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. 8. Levy. 1 •
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Mrs. G.' Sandler of Chicago, III.
is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Knlnk
Shames.
daughter, Mr*. Nicholion A«hby,
entertained,Saturday afternoon at
3:00 o'clock ith a bridge party
'honoring Mi
Louise
at Mrs. ilith
Ltscua Drive.
menta of c
__
colored nnapdragons decorated the
party rooms and the tallies
carried nut the bridal motif.
After 'several progressions of
bridge had been enjoyed htyjh
score prise was awarded Miss
Martha Perkins and Scrteno was
won by Mra. Jtaruld-Moalcy. The
hostessr* presented the honoree
with a lovely crystal and gold
flower bowl a* a memento of the
'—-
Pico T heater — Opposite Valdez Hotel
Jan. 23 - 21 - 25 - 2ft
Tickets rah be procured from any Pilot Member
Admission — 50c
Reserved Scats — $1.0
HEADLINE NEWS!
Wo nro happy to announce that
we are again in a poxition to give
von tho e x p e rt efficient.-service
you have boon accustomed to.
Miss por]i Hail was the week
end guest of Mias Martha Adams
assisted by Mr*. Mosley served j»
of Orlando.
* '
vatad courta tt) UnT Tollowing:
Miss Virginia Toftely ha* re Miss Perkins, Miss Martha Per
turned from Jacksonville where kins, Miss Margaret Relit, Miss
(ha has been vialtlng friend*. - Jasaia Durden. .MIw KItraheth 1W
Miss Cecelia Truluck.
Mr*. E. M. Stewart of Jaek- 'A ls o Mrs. William flush. Mrs.
sonvilte 1* visiting Mr. and Mrs. Wniialn tillmour, Mhi. Frank
W. )R. Stewart at their home on Woodruff HI. Mrs. Thomas Kirk
Oak Avenue for aome time.
land, Mr*. Edward Higgins, Jr.,
nml Mri. U.L Perkins.
Mr. and Mr*. R. E. Stewart
and Miss Martha Maxwell of
Miami were the weekend guest* Miss Susan Kirtlcy
of Mr. end Mra. J. C. Mltchcl.
Honors Dr. Wight
S e m o r •Operator* , •
illnl. Ruby Echols*
*
Mrs. Paulino Phillips
Air*. Minnie Hen* G arner
Mr*. Helen G arner M cC ollum /
EVA - HESS BEAUTY SHPI
108 E . 2nd S t.
, . Mr*. J. P. Thurmond left Satur
Miss Susan Kirtlcy entertained
day for Atlanta where mhe will
visit her sister. Mr*. I.. D. GIU- In honor of her cousin, Dr. Susan
Catherine Wighl, .Sa)unlay aftortrap, /or. several days.
noon at
o'clock wllh a lovely
liam Rush. Mra. William Dali.
Mr*. Henry \V. Merry from tea riven at the home of her
Mr*. William Gllmour and Mr*,
Duxbury. Mas*, is visiting her gronJniother, Mr*. Henry Wight,
Toma* Kirkland.
sister Mr*. Carl Bradbury on the 1GO0 Park Avenue. Mis* Klrtley,
Dr. Wight- and Mra. Alice Wight
obfOilando Road.
greeted *■the--guest* assisted - hy
Mr. and Mr*. E. W. Jeter have Mis* lx-ttie Caldwell.
received word from their son, • Pymranthu* decorated the liv
Ensign K. W. Jeter, Jr., that he ing room and the Indian porch wita
expects to arrive in San Dlegu, attractive with calendula*. Tho
table arrangement In the dining Miss Lucille Hall Is Wed To Ensign
Calif. Feb. 12.
room wnt one of the. most beau
Mr. and Mra. F. E. Dolt of tiful of the season. The tablo
B. C. Youiijf Al First Methodist Church
* It will be quite awhile until everyone can trade
Park Avenue had a* their recent was laid with an nntlque ecru
guests Rev, and Mxa. Ir. 0 . Hast lace cloth which was made by
for d new car. lA*t ’me straiifhtcn your fenders
ing* of Newburgh, N. Y.- who hand in tlalopna, Italy. One tall
have been mlsalonaiitay to India three branched crystal candelabra
and paint youT old car. Beautify and protect it
and vase combination was arrang
most of their live*.
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'*
’* .- ,* •’
*
. ’ *
es! artistically with duranta plund
now'
, receive more trade-in value later.
Mr*. J. N. Hobson has returned
from Hollywood and Went Palm
Iltrach where »hS~Vl*ired relatlvPs
and fliends for a week. She arMrs. llul.jV^lit was assisted in
rompnnietl her daughter Pearl to
curing nml serving by Mrs. C. II.
llollywtMMl who plans to teiumr
irtley. Mr*. Edward Willink,
prnrtiral nursing.
Irs. Henry Wight II. nnd Mr*. groin .1 uf grt-rm-iv la.I i ...’
J. Roulh spent { Lurila Washburn of Orlenda. Ap- of pii-tel limlrj. -of p!.- Ii ■ •
BODY WORK
■Slui L . a m 11*-.I i Hmlt-lnOi a
I ,P t |M*»«Uiiatrly
afi aMi-i-neur, of j»ln.1tnTrrT- *-.T'
r* Inr
in nih
it f *gppislntc<
*5I>
r hsnr*
plan.I rhKtnghi.ut tin- .-l.ui.li
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
UifnM- tin- t-cii-ipmi) a pi,n-i,i»« " a
Roulh. They also visited Mr. and
of nii|itul iinisif u»i in n « I T
<
Mrs. J. H. Dull* of Miami before
Mrs. J I. MrEwan, mg.-'ui i
returning.
Mr*. I'haites Wilkr. inlm-i ■
"At Dawning" u i f
IU .. <
Pharmacist Oliver Miller l* ex
The Irailitlmml , a.-iMliu.pected to arrive thl* weekend
was used diirutt- tin- h i tu.mafter spending the past , year in
Th- luide yei«-ir-l *ln- . •.
Honolulu to make hi* home wllh
the ami "I hr* fatn-i -> . L
hi* jnother Mrs, Jvaiie Miller-at
s h e -Win t - l t r n In n i n i i l H '- .
•*,..
'-r>
311 West Third Htreit.
wore n suit *‘f |--1 * l.l •
ut.l
a ' *mnll hiti -l "i m!.
•
-.m
TJ,C cfftct is unvtudied grace Irtit Jururd’* dcvignrri
Friends of Mrs. J. 8. Daniels.
l i i n w n tulle will
•
.i i
Jr., will regret tu leain that she of unusual cry*tal candlestick* lie s. Shi- cut run , imu, ,nv> .1 ,, ,
dclilxraicly intcrtdtd i<> make you the |'itiiicii, vwn-iundeswenl ■> initjor operation at bolding -white candle* and halanr-| wi-i-theari n a n
t u date in d.t u o w d .., all wtml. all wonderful jervey
the Kernalil-ljiughlon Memorial ing aty arrangement -of nielcas ■lelphlnluin quit mi ....ii <unn
i,
in brown. iu iy or.Jdack with brilliant contravting
Hospital; Wnlnrsdav morning. in a low crystal bowl.
, • iiirut wwa» it -li.n .i ul p.-aiL, a u
Mr*. Daniels I* the former Judy
The hostess presented the gift of till- gllllllllKindt highlighting the Itodicc and a bow-lied skirt
honoree with some of. her chosen I \ | r*. Kveit-ii Maulclinr,
.
ihr t!in
kith the tp-.wanted fuilnttt keeping up skirt interest.
silver pattern. A aweet course j hride’a unly attendant, -ulirti - l -U sr,11
wa( served which carried out iln-a* of navy l.l in- wo.i| ruinl-in-'l run
Mead Garden Plans the
bridal motif by Ml*» Dyson) with dusty pink with which
Hollywood’* Price
Sixth “Camellia Show assisted by her mother, Mr».|ui>M- i, smull lint ,«f flowers.
F.A. Dyson.. Approximately 20|g|.,reji and cuim-,I
loui|iu.
. * The Mead llotanlcal Garden guests called during the appointed ni-lmncc rose) I <ebt. (Jg) .luhir 'I ll--n
will hold it* Siith Annual “Cam- hours.
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i> m n | n* l>r-l n an f--« tin- l>
eilin Show" on Jnn. 20 and 27.
The exhibit* will lx- 'instalierl
thi’ii there i- in- ai-i , c .mice. .
Saturday morning. Tl*e Bhow/wiU
In, Charles Dickens .
Whn mil Fine* Arln I’o iVosont
open at- 2KW P. M. and ^oqlinue
him
snutinuami
-linddy
all day Sunday, Exhibitor* ar«
Innt
Program 'Wednesday
Friday afternoon in and around Khali llo it n’ei my llfelc
urged to bring thvir cut ftoweri
I
heartily
invite
.-mil
hiids
.
.
.
early Saturday morning. The No. town were:- A. U LYONS and Tu come ‘outside nnd fay tlin-.i2 Orchid ' House will be lined friend . . . . MRS. J. P. THUR wind*!
.
‘
with panel* of Monk’s Cloth, oil MOND In ’ a flurry leaving for
JIM
SPENCER.
DORIS
IIAI.L.
Atlanta
.
.
.
.
MARY
H
E
N
R
Y
which will he displayed/1000 nr
WILLIAMS talking with MARY RICHARD DEAR, MAKTIIA mil
I C K AHIIIIY. IHr.M’K PKIleach In its own teat; tub* of EMMA HALL . . . . B. L. PER N
KINS,'JESSIE DIKDKV, HEL
KINS
talking
with
MR.
C.
Iwater.
/
. . GEORGE TOU- EN and DAVID SMITH I.lc
This year’s Show should be th* REDDING
HY
walking
with
a fait par* as hinted the 8MITD't- nnnivcrsarv
largest ever held in the Garden,
usual
.
.
.
.
he’*.
the
busiest man Friday . . . . g-df piny lug JIM
officials predicted. /Attendance
in
tpwn
•,
.
.
.
MRS.
JOHN
KICK
last year exceeded / 1600, and
visitors this year arb urged to was ahopping . . . . MRS. G.- S. SI S A N K l l t r i . ' V » t. . . f ... -il
lima their visit* if possible, for HELM AN ami MRS. J. C. MIT ,s.\ N* WIGHT
.
Saturday from 2 to f! or Sunday CHELL talking about guesv r< 11*81' KIRKLAND' | ii cukLt-l
what7 . . . you guessed It , .
Rcgii.uld and Ititu lu-i-ilr nml ut-<>
Houthflde* School . . . . brides, fm LOUISE I’ERKIN n w a.
Mar), tntliony's " M .- hiil- Scone'*
and
load*
of
fun
.
EI.I/.Abrides, bride* . . . . GWENDO
fruni luliiis l aesm. llfCirr- fni
IIETII
DYSON'.;
r
u
f
f
e
,
.fo
r
LYN HAYES HACK. PATTY
the new year for tlir di-pnriuient
HODGE GATGBEL . . . LOUISE l.l U S E wn* slick . . . . « • ivas Will lie t-lr< led.
the
bridge
parly
given
hy
MRS.
PERKINS . wJIL-JMd—UICKlfc gv
r* i ... r. ■*- •d. nn v*r.i -- 4 W .luwinesa «,«-»,-i?—-nit-br»
rr. nd : nmttM
B ftnti
i o r ri.rriF.nry
DROWN
gin nl 3:00 P. M. Visitor I me
noon
*
*
*
*
MRS.
fiEWMAN en«
MR. and MRS. EDWARD HEN CAROLYN DAGUF. will marry tei tains wllh briilgi- thi* evening nadlnlly InviteJ In i.Di-qdl the
KEL and ton, EDWARD, JR. of W. PETTIGREW s o o n ------- DR. for LOUISE and the WIGGIN.V
Grease Point Perk. Mkh. ar* In n n d MR8. WAYDE RUCKER will have the rehearsal party t<>Sanford for aeveral months . . . . war* In town Friday, afternoon nn-rrow night ; . . . you knn.«
Happy Hirllula
th* bsieball plsyera will arrive . . . . WILLIS ANDERSON, ROD that MUIlKK nnil Dll KIK will
DY
CULLUM.
WESLEY
JACK
Feb. t and will occupy the third
live in thv same apartment tlust
Jntiuar; 20 .
floor of fhe Mayfair . . . . re SON and th# high, school crowd MADAI.1N und DALE SUGTT
Iliinithy Williuiiw
were
around
.
.
.
.
EVELYN
JE
decorating la In proem and
(xi-iipieit
when
they
weie
line
TER Was also in town . . . •
. . . DDT HOLT met JACK In bytniie* itttci alit.iti'iiu some of
fbuiv
i S - Intit d i lPKfiRY
Z word has been received by MR. .J«ikson,\
l *i * • U
• m
MR*
i.le this imst weekend
end
MRS.
VQLIE
WILLIAMS
GEORGE MAHN and MR. O. P.
and nou .rey are lumie . . . he this good old sunshine . . . . have
that
their
eon,
CATT.
VOLIE
JR.
LARSON of Chicago, 111. are
is viewing Ills run, ROBERT h n n l many n-nntrk* nbuut ‘‘this’
here for ofte month , . . • MR. la axpected to fly to th* itatet SIMS to.'- the first qme . . . . ntnrveloiLi w e a t h e r " . . . . no
and MRS. R. T. SHORT8DF.BOER sometime this week . . . he will Faturday i.i and around (own cruel-*- about thb 'VuM" »pcll . . .
of Bunbenr, Pa. are guseta for return, with GENERAL KREU- thne wtu m hustle und hustle it la cold to . natives but when
the winter . . . . th* <W. E. KAD- GER . . . VOLIE haa been hi* Atmosphere . . , there are load* you hero Iw-on “up north" nml
ER family enjoyed dinner at the pilot for tome time now and will uf tuurisi* here and we welcome snowed in for month nfli-r moilth
Mayfair Friday evening . . . . 14 make a tour of th* U. 8. with them wllh open arms . . . . they at these tourists have lieen this
th* General . . . . . MRS. J. H.
is like June in Januaiy. . . «., •
RATIO AN hoaofed her sister seem t o e i/iy sitting nn the e. e . t . ’
activity-. . . .
MR. and MRS. MRS. CATHERINE. B R O O K S
RUSSELL WOMACK and MR. With a party last Wednesday on
F. R. GENTRY of Cleveland.
i tun. are'residents
mTw *TwtKivTiia * * • * r* m#
. "0a Being A Woman*'
M0INTO8H of Laurenburg, 8. C.
Why is It, when 1 am in
U hare for tool* tlm r . . . he la
. . I'd give an eye to be
a friend of MR. FRIDAY R08fl.
te, Dot when on Native
a long time resident of tho VaJI be. My, Mub la skk for
MR. and MRS. RA
. . . , Add why wjth you.
of Rutherford, N
», my lord. Am I spectacuig Florida and atg|
look at Sanford ,
K has recently race
rgs from th* Army
TURNER of Jack
•
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PI
W i t h tin- n e w im p o rta n t
h i . k lu ir s
>o u r th ro at
•uti.»-l>r g r a r r f u l , lo v e ly
I ». D u l l j r r y I ) r r m a - S r c
I o t in u L , ih r r v lra lu x u t x s t s th ro a t e rr a n t
l-l Kt< h a rd I lu d n u t
. .
o r h o w it l o j l r l i s a n d
Drug Company
New Colorful!!
SPR IN G N E C K W E A R
TER R A CE TA LK
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
- - -- .
WHEEL .
BALANCING
CEILING
PRICE
$5.93 5»h
•v S
Hotel Varieties.
DkSea
n su . —
mi
W. D. MCDANIELS of Columbia.
8. C. a re kart' fee a vlalt, . ..MIL
and MRS W. H. TOLAR, of Dot
han, Ala. are enroute to Miami
te -.make -their home and are
HILL of
Ra**.nrilte,
Ky. are
here for a while . . . . MR. and
MRS. A. J ., .HOFFMAN *ml
For Lasting Protection
UseM oore Paint and Save I Coat
G
A
ay bold patternn wllh dUtinctive coloring. AU
are hnnd-m ide and wool-lined to prevent wrink- r
ling,
v b o featured are Club Stripes, small figures and
solids. Kvery lie Is nationally advertised and
celling priced.
On* coat of Meorwhlu Primer nml one coat uf-Moore’* House
Paint will give you the dumWiity of a threc-roat Job.
SENKARIK G L A i« & MIHliOR CO.
" “CORRECT
�MONDAY.
BANFORD HERALD. HANFORD FLORIDA
I sank• on* field goal for "Oal
Dig trres like those in CaliforCockrochre will cat practically
nythlng, including paint, and like nlai once grew throughout tho
I in the firet period while
s Trounce
third quarter. A fourth
ter free chot by Parrish
Feds l i To 25 In Close Contest tile
DeLand scoring.
n o rth ern . hemisphere.
SIGNS
Miss Durden’s Seminole Girl Cagers Hack
Up Third S tralg t Victory Wiih 41-6
‘ Win Over DeLand High’s Girls
SHOW CARD AND POSTERS
0 —Dee’s Sign Service
(O- .D, LANDRESS)
,
Phone 1021
By JtH.IAN BTSNSTHOM
a dourly fought battle with Dellerald Aport* Editor
Land's Bulldog* Friday night In
The Seminole .High School the Athrn* City on (ho ehort end
Celarv Fed eager* cm erred Inim
f \ t l to 25 *core. Ml** Jctte
Durden'* Seminole girl*, however,
continued their boatnees of do
girl* by a score of 42 to
one tided affair. In the tl
of the evening, the Ilullpu
the Baby Fed* tht worst
IB to fl ileal.
^ .In the beye varelty gar
Fed* racket
‘led up tlx
*U point* in
"E * " • »K j i k>li
w h i l f bidding.
Laud to four. Donald Dye*,
lietl two field goal* anil Ha
JCastuer dropped .In
(Batson, of DtlaUM netted n
pair of field basket*
The Fed* racked I .
.
point* in tho second period and
■£,-Weill How Many Cows
ftll r O oad Wife Worth?
\L\
In th e . firpt atani* fo
nfc
Fed*, Crumlty and Hagan
ji*
three field goal* each ____
Yarborough accounted for a »ingle goal from the floor. Crumley
cam* bark in the aeeond period
1'etold, high scoring Fad for
ird, went Into ths tilt for i
brief tour of duty In the third
quarter ami rank three field
KEgk- ^.nOLn--alngU - free ■thoowrr
while llelkn Itowen, also in the
points 1cacti
Scion by perimU:
Hulldnt*
4 0
Celery Fed*
0 0
fienre by periods:
DuUdng*
2 0
Celery Fed* 14 H
(Doy*)
0 it
7 0
(Girl*)
4 1*
13 7
WORLDS
- -------
on£ Distance 'front'
went, la Glataon
for eight point*.
The Seminole girl* went to
town against DeLand and their
defensive tactic* spelled doom for
the DeLand girl eager*
Long Distance calls arc still at a high level. There's still pressure on tho
wires anu need for conserving the use of the service. But we're on the way to
KOBfeKT A. WlLLVAMS
REAL - JSTATE-BROKER
Atlantic Bank Bldg.
Phone 732
FINEST
BOATS--------
30 Model* • from Row
Oulbaarda - Ranahoute •era to 60 foot Yachta.
Excluklvr FT Hall Denij
Higgins liastlclied Bonded
giag hiia - tfcv
D r a f t • Earepliohally He aworthy.
'»
AVAILABLE SOON
Write er Fhone U* Collect
for further ' laformallon and
priorily order laforautloa.
RANSOM -IH L1N G •
DAYTONA BEACH
Send your Dry Cleaning with your
laundry. We o ffe r’you a Complete
Service.
Phone 475
SEMINOLE COUNTY'LAUNDRY CO,
819 \V. 3rd SL
Phoned
T" ‘
■tanxa. Clark
from t
a free *Hpt fur1
Ka*trier
lint*, DeLard, hojacvci.
nine point* during the
iian Clatson sank a pair
:vu! , McDonald and, Tu54 one each and1 Hays
basketerl i»<(rec shit.
’y .
With the younl knotted at |V19. the final period opened with
Clark sinking’'a field goal. Me-'
Donald of DaLand retaliated with
iltalal-la R a n )
l.llll* VlrVv. T**l fllrl. Il-.k v ,
a basket from the floor and
low* Art. ||t< l* * r. Mtfry K*r,
Kaitner rame back to sink one Uvalt.
Ju t. T raffl- New*.
from under .the.-baakeL Cullum «lk Mart—
PalarllM
fouled Knight and hi*‘two thoU
\
IMatat-la Marti
tr y tv. Luvct. -Tunta. I*»»k Widow,
were good ami (imniham fouled
Tuten who sank hi* goal. T u rk
!»• MfMi" Tli«
rank ‘ the final Fed. field goal.
lUrr—PRlwHlti
Tuten accounted fid u field goal
l.nlv. Illrnrlinrd. IIrdii)’
hiiV f rw . H#rvrr. W illlr
end, Knight sank another free
New*. Ilr«* Hkmta.
ihoVtn end -scoring hotUlltls*.
:W —*/•• Hll»i
• nyt**- was high scorer for tb~
ihnUUlR H m )
Fed* »g*ln a*. he recorded six
l \ » f . I ’finiri* S o n n y Jlnt.
Ir»v\
S e w , AmHv
field goal* for 12 point* during
n t w r'n
*1*0. 1.* It mil,II Ilwnari .1 *ul«t .1 •**.•.»»•! 4t.( Diilwir <-«.-lt Ikrt n«
-v 1; -t’l
M o re p e o p le d rin k A tla n tic A le a n d B eer th an a n y o th e r.
I t m u st b e
J U Z * n d \& C € R
in a temperature
male* tuun's lei
rces; the eio
m i upprnxi
xratur*
giving you more and better service than you've ever had-boforc.
F IN E WATCH, CLOCK
and JEW ELRY
. REPAIRING
Telephone factories eve turning out equipment for peace with tho same
•
v#
speed that they turned it out for war. Telephone men are laying cable, in
stalling switchboards and working on new telephone buildings for the South's
increased long distance telephone needs.
S O ttW •
by cotfe or duplicatf *'
GUNS R E P A IR t® »
nt it, eagerly and efficiently, with every resource at our comrriand,
.
S outhern Be u Telephone
rr-
KEYS MADE L
It's a big job and it will take some time and a lot of money. But we're gojng
and
Telegraph Company
PRINCESS }
MEND-IT SHOP
117 W. FI rat HI. f Sanfoi
KaSStisS.'SSfSSi
Offering A Streamlined,
Loan Service
New Finance Plan on Cons
■■-
Room 8—
*1
Florida State Bi
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21. 1946
Yarborough and lUgan accounted
Koslner dropped In another. The
Feil*. however, were unabld to
atop Hay* of the Bulldog* who
tallied a>l three* of the Uol-aml
field, goal*.
v
.Dye** came, through
two
THIS LOOKS LIKE A -WAR PICTURf t.r ii’r rl*ki *«,« 1* 10 u t A. II iU»r • *«>, .1 • ii M h i
-JOHANNESBURG. South Afri
ca. UP)—A native hai been finest
140 for profiteering on one of hi*
oelighter*. — '
*
He signed an adoption of rullt
that he had received 20 head of
rattle from her rrosprefive huehand when he waa entitled to only
10 head.
JANUARY.
1
�- >
MONDAY, JAtfUAftY, 21, 1916
TOK SA N FO R D IlE K A fiD , S A N l^ f lD FLORIDA
C L A SSIF IE D A D V ER T ISIN G
LEGAL NOTICE
HONE US OK BRING YOUR Aa» ta THE SANFORD nERALD
word* u the line, tirludlnr phone *nd utdtm*.
Cold
Preparation*
TABLETS.
SALVE.
LIQUID.
NOSE-DROPS — CAUTION USB
ONLY AS DIRECTED
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS
S tarting Rate
d a y s ----- $26.00
I r-r—| La r g*e
■* h*ro*ene »»* I" * ' WM V*#iivatcnr,
culating heater, good shape with
> iu r
fan complete, with o* .aide tank
• ,N l *
and metal stand. Call 210.W
— ____ . or tee at 2312 Palmetto Ave.
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.IIODKIIS
bedroom- . fa a o f/
■Singh*. ■*»*■ M arried
fto i ralile 1 Imutlun w i r “whool.* -MISCELLANEOUS
Phone r.r.o
I *llt tUi •»' .1 iti«|t), i ill. • 4
UORROVh HERE WHERE
Experience *Unnecessary
PRIVACY IS RESPECTED
^ A A P s i d - whIU—Uarnl*»R—
BALLARD'S- fedr-gnjertirr,"rtf. yowr m m im u r .n e m o n r a c y ♦
# . Frequent increases
In ‘money milter* i» itrictly
Phone HG5-J. II. 0. Touchtcn
re? uecled__hero. - 1 i* n ,U — n m l - • Overtime pay— 1-----r
__ 12dt Jldery__ ________
relative* nre not UUWilonrd
• Unity vacations
about your credit Your cm- _ • J a t i - c ib Hp r v 1 c c fo
1 'otaLoc*
vRI not hear of your pcraonal
Farmer* Market.
affaira. That* is no enure for APPLY CHIEF OUKHATOI
embarrassment.
* '
ji . 5 weekdays
P O R C E L A I N - c o v e re d c irc u la U n *
Reasonable credit rrquiitmenU.
Saturdays
8-12
w o o d o r co*t h r a t e r , e x c e lle n t
No co-makers on 'njonry loan*.
c o n d itio n .
JPhongJiaa.
“* Variable navment plan*.
SOUTHERN BELL
*'*' FAMILY LOAN CO.
1012 Harley- Davld»on piotoi
TEL. & TEL. CO.
Florida Bank Hide.
Phone 33
Good tire*. 30B W. 2nd. .
«i ■ *
D n i i n , i *t •liven*-*.
. -At Service
LV'URk. U. U* ' 4*i|t*iiii Cuurl
Registered - Palomino K(u>t
Registered J«r*ev Bull
"Registered Hereford llunr
^ r F ,.r .a h ^ r e
Howard
III ** Mfib "I || 1M4l»IUI| «f
Plume H70-M
l from genuine aolid Aluminum. bo. "Sanford Ave.
I 4IIII**l B |llll>
t*V
> Till* material la very »trone
r
i i r .R a nit m u 111: 1: A1
ami durable, 22 Gauge. U. S. WANTED
•!*i, - K lp tjtlfi • H * . t i ^ 4 uwtw>i
Government apoclfleaU^nd.' U
la- beat raalatant and will not RIDE TO New Ovlcafij, Dnllaru»L Thl» la turplu* material
or vicinity, Jan. 28 or 2!>.
n n d ,|l priced at 212.76 per
Sliuiu npctw>e*. U0 I1 Marlowe,
LORI DA STAT
r^uaro. which la-far below cott.
Available 1or immediate ahipTHEATRES
E D : to c o n ta c t pi
YOU DRIVE IT1
menl from< our factory. Phone W A, N T____)
h u lh lo te r
fo r
io b
in
Wire or, W rite.to Ual Ful«|.
Bank* Ford, Box lu
wider Manufocturuig A DUPHONE 200
m o n te S p r in n * . F la .
tributirur (Jo. P. O. Box 3351.
010 I^ncwater Drive, Phone 0 O f t JR S I X " f i . f e n ’
2-1730, Orlando. Fla.
h e a r t p in e , w a n te rl. , P
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Bi.tk-DfK.9ht
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How women at id girls
mmJ get wanted relief
•
Scaled Ileum Adapter
•
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•
‘‘Henry*’ W ax .lull
$7.1
rn»nr *ewwfi »•». f u ' h*~4»l rt*
|.#f in 71 tisi n * i-p in# r« - m B h d n r tttx
• t »«‘ft vf runili>r*M
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. lid |ti|f n l« t.* iStit ».«lp bml4 ir*u%»
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K f l l $ >Ull U l« « i M f i>*>a«l.'lt
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Uoublo ti> liolp
UhI erpel
perm luden plilrpm. ami aid lu tu ru
in ro>niie oml Ural1r»«, I ruder, t r immrd bronchial nnicous m em *
Lr.wiri. Tell your dru.;Bl»t to sell yc\t
A bottle of Crcou)uUluu>'llh Uie uo•dcrfSnKInjryou rnuit Lie the way It
C|til<*klv Ollavi th e cm:,:h or yvu otj
in ||. 1\C )our n .o rry b»ck
REOMU L.SIOM
to*rnooht Chest CcIJs. Bronchitis
Jarh K. Murrisim
OPEN iiTiiii - 2 inn
STRICKLAND
B S4, S u n f o ifl.
WE ‘ ARE .fully e-ii/ipped anil
know how Vo recap your lire*.
Natural rubber or synthetic,
we protect ildewalla of your HELP W ANTEDtire*. ‘Ji-ew* Tire Shop, Cor,
MAR with amall capital to invc*t'
lot ami Elm. Phone BOH.
tcx-acivieeiuaiil in a haw bu»i-j
CORN’
A*LL Yq S** WAt t h • nc*», ■r new venlur# will, «,
nova*, idea. location h h e a d y >
1.1.06. llufit'* Tnxclo \F eed
c.taMi'hed. Real profiL >r»i |
Store. Phone 361.
round f>u*(ne*i. low' rcnlai a I
GOOD riding & work hor»e
teal deal for a live wire man
new eadillr, $ 100 . Phona ‘
Apply P. O. Box 1426. Sanfoi.l
UPHOLSTERED- tobricl 1
trie*,
hrocataljaa^—,oani
When Old Friends
-JmltMiun lealhef amt viri
a ledge ol boo
fabric*. Arrangement for,
employment,
U ge If work deaiptd. . I
Drop Around - - r right parly
Drown, 201 1 N. Uranga
Orlando, Fla.
1 Fountain at Lanwarehouse
Itore. Part lime or
heart of city for half# what
wcjuld cn*t to biilld 1o.lav, ,
A amall hmi.c out of city I1111
OPPORTUNITY
only $2,06,1.00.
. A hou*e With extra lot A n
bargain.
A t>0HUl1fkl *lucu> bungalc
the kiml that ><iu dream of I
for the war.
A nice country homo ju*t 1
KILL’S
ANY. Dept. T. Freeport
on highway, ,
>t<j
Rlinuia.
A country home on the hii
PACKAGE STORE
hP.ABLB *al**ladie» wanted for
way with a garden apot win
»l«udy work. None other a wed
you can grow anything at a
AND IIAR
apply. Good po»llion tn ri»h‘.
M M . WWUg salary .ami
The Outlet 4lh k
111 W . F lin t S t. — P h o n e HkO
CARDU I
CrcomuL'lon r r tiered promptly hocnuie It a* '• n s h t to U>c.fcj.:it o lttw
RAYMOND M. HALL, REALTOR
Real
E-dati
Sales
li< Dials—Mortgatle
l-oani
llepeiiilablo Insurance utiil Honda
MORRISON
Whcn you buy u c a t
from a local decile'
havo it linauccd aid
INSURED locally, la
(hi* w a y y o u c a n
boyor ' prolocl your
automobile in v en tm en l/S o e un bcfoio
you close Iho doall
FOSTER
UiMini J . Florida S tale Hank liulilin;;
H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y
203
P h O N IS
76 arto 4 8
MtliCH BLOG.
GREYHOUND RACING
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
Concrete Pipe. Huildini; lllnrhs, Hendy-mixed Cnncrele,
Scpllc Tnnh.M. Cuneride Feiire I'o.l, N\ »-ll ( urliM and
3 be,I room house w(th4 harp*
woo<i flout*, two hath*, laundry REI^Alfl.E maid wauled fnr part
room, two car garage 17 afro*
of land. Fiehing, bathing, hunt
ing.
EDWARD F. LANK
The Man Who Know* Sanford.
HOTEL maid & porter at once.
BEE 1L T 6YA^OKS—c«r J o w l of
Good |iay. Florida Hotel.
North Dakota Certified Red
Blit* jtul received, Hunt‘a Tux- fyPIK*L PetUlamf, Gray ami
Moon-, Atlantic Bank lluildiiigi
edo Fpc«I -Store. Phone 36H.
Properly Markers
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co
Phone :2 II
S a n fm d , 1‘lnritla
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CADE PKG. STORt)
We’re proud of otfi
complete s to c k, rea
sonable p r i c e s aac
xi K .xr.i: a f o u i
P recision t ir e b u f f e r l a t h e
E xpert cinftsnmnHhip plus the ntd of the PRECISION TIKE BUFFER
LA TH E will iniiiru you the beat recfliw obtainable in town! Check your
tire s now . . . and let u p h e ld you "keep thorn ro llin g !’*
thouMiul tire* vulcan
and recapped kuccv-mfully in the |in*t
Bread
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H I E SANFORD HERALD; SANPORD‘ PlX)RID,
H k aikml,
“ wlmt furilltica?“
Another r e t told u* th a t there
wax a-, much rc* icatioiml activi
ty in a crniclrry an th e re U hi
th is city. This lawn needs Imme
diate action before tho young peo
ple leave here to go to other live
lier c ititf and town*.
Dudley Dr (irool resigned
inglon lied skins of the N a
tional Football le ag u e , and
T urk Kvans will replace him.
-Jdark Mmuahuessy o t PlU.
» ho has been mehllonCd" **"*
pi.-sil.le menlpr to fill the
current vaeanry at
Flori
da, will remain with th e Redakin* in hi* advisory capacity.
h£.cuartertd' at the
While we here in Sanford
dilly-dally over the conitructhm
of a set o f stands fo r the northside, of o u r football field, Miami
derided It need* to enlarge the note that II. II. Coleman, during
Orange Dowl Stadium , figures ids address before the Sanford
- - .o u t how much the project will 'Merchant* Association, included
cokL ralae* the money and now *n the Chuml).’r of Commerce long
they’re rea d y to begin work. The ’range plan No, 2, the neeiT of
enlarged stadium will coal a mere now forms of rutertalnm ent and
recreation. With <he cooperation
9800,000 oral will se at 01.000 fan* utthe riliwM?.,—lh » -t* a J* body
upon completion. W e advocate 11
small set o f stands to scat a mere Khould lie ublr to carry o ut .the
arcoinpllahmenta
of
AOO ami th e n one re rta ln person Htirrersful
M i-
The 150 baseball players
and som e 25 officials that
Branch Rickey, of ,th* Urook-
|i:n!ii'iilur —
.....(JU l
veteran why bus ju st returned to
Kyiifoid said the ulber day that
Kaiifi.rd •vtlll remindeiKhlm of the
guy who st ent his last threw dol
lars for a wallet. We askeo
another vet what he thought of
Hanford's recreational facilities.
NORTH DAKOTA CERTIFIED
RED "BLISS
We have jusJ rect-lvwl a cnrltmtl
. Plticf Your O rder Now. ____
Also a complete line
Tuxedo Feedi & Armour’* Fertilizer
Mitke our Store ytiur Store
TUXED!) FEED
Cor. 2nd Sanford
to hear that boxing hi Orlando l»
being staged, under the rule* and
regulations- of A»h W ing’* pro
posed—vtirtr laws; A -tr bur—<he
right idea alright for making
boxing in thi* atate on th e up and
up and a much better attraction
for the ring fun*. It aecuw u-s
though the leg!*lnture w o n t be
able to turn it down ugitiu if it
be imreriupol.
•eel* when they're young, parti
uturlp in Junior H igh School
ere'i u perfect example- of whal
re're talking about.
,'
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• The Celery fe d ra g e rs hive
a youngster who began play
ing basketball-w hen he first;
started going to achool. Ilia
futwWpwt a* Hh W
School was Mr. T rue, present
head of our Ju n io r Uigh
School- Thia youngster play
ed basketball right along, l i f
alien h r’ entered h igh school,
hr waa a veteran a t the
game.. When Seminole openid their season ag a la at Kualle. the youngster tallied 12
nf tie IH Fed point*. Against
St, Augustine, be racked up
16 of Seminole's 19 points.
During the leesb u rg tilt, he
arru u n ted fa r. I f of th e fed'a
35 points a’hd Friday night, he
recorded 12 of the 25 Fed
markers. Thus far th is sea
son, Seminole ha* scored a
total of 95. points. Thi*
youngster hr* scored 51 of
ho-p 95 points,_o r__Inother
!*, nearly 57 perrent.
buried In Kenturk
or not, howevtT) he
1wed in Kentucky.
ling performanrr In Drl^nd
Friday night cicn though
they didn’t bring home the
baron, (im rsf McClelland'*/
outfit i* certainly improving
■nd the .addition of Harold
Hauler to the starring five
gave the Feds another exper
ienced man.' Alvin Kilpalrick wgirdolng-a g*»od job.
but he needs the ability In get
- 4h*t~ha»i—n » o y from him-elf
when he’s In a tight spot. If
*Vreeie t lsrk. Ihe.U ll Fed ernler, could sta rt sinking some
of Ihuse free shots, It would
help llir Scmlnolr - f - 'o - •<
K iih l ilrtl. tltfrk 11 fall ami
has riceplional ability
In
getting Ijie lull off the-backboard. and therefore he is the
recipient of msny personal
foul*. Clark san k ’ only one
of si* free shot* against
l.eesburg,
one
of seven
agaipst St. Augustine <mi
missed nil five of hi* free
day night, however, he wasn’t
fouled throughout the en
lire till.
I'hone T>8
. WIlVl le -t^ r proof th an th sl do
wc hitvn that it pays to sta rt th e '
hoys In basketball, baseball and •
football when in Junior hign 1
M d e tf f V
,.»t M|Hta ry inatallationji in thi* country.
‘ T he comedian, who-pitched for
the, Waahington Senator* in 1010,
r l 02O and 1921, will receive the
a w a rd - a t the Association's 23rd
annual t dinner o fl.F e b . .3. Thia
year*a aw ard to Sehacht carried
an added citation, ."w ith atre*a
Sharkey replii
Samuel D. Kiddie’* immortal
Man O’W ar Will be 20 yearn old
on Mar. 29. The fanted race
horae wee foaled in Kentucky,
Talaed In Kentucky, ha* eerved
a* a aire In Kentucky for 25
xuard and hi* name.
-through -with—anuihr r . tp a tk
M O N D A Y . JA N U A K Y , 2 l , I 5 ( d
either a* anim al or p u n t, accord
ing to when in- tU Ufa c jd * .It la
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The lion haa been named king
of beaate and the bald eagle kinar
of birda; but the real king of th *
g reat cat* la-the tiger, and of the
T e Protect the Peace ef the World:
4
S h n « c r>
To Promote the Progress of Amcrlc
has never
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WASHINGTON, Jnrf.~22,‘
(A P )—M ajor General Wal
te r C. S hort had hfit turn
tod ^jr Ih th o Congresaional
Iny.litigation o t P earl H ar
bor. General Short, who waa
A rm y commander a t Pearl
H arbor jv h e n tjto. Japaurae
ttf u c k , ffave the jo in t Sennti-H ouse Com m ittee a 13,
000 word itntomei.- on his side
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FIRESIDE CHAIR
B eauty in the richly p*ttem «d fabric o f th is
fireside chair . . « Com fort In its soft, spring
filled construction . . . Quality in the fine linen
taptutry upholstering . . . and C raftam giuhlp
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Popular
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C o m m u n ist# d «
>P t h e i r o w n
e Thorct, Becrel
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Communist
1 fo r 16 years.
support Auriol'a candMa:
•t h
British Position
and
Whitehurst Says Celery Shipping
Holiday Causes Price Increase
Dawson Says Itain today Will Have Further I'avin anil Mryrri ninu*«linlr ly
EM cel On Restricting Cuttings And
went into t, ineeting W'ith reTroops Only Want To
prrseotativi-* of the I'nion am) the
Frevent l oo Rapid Maturity
V%e-tinghouse and General FleeE.stahliHh D u t c h ,
trie C o m p a n y Davis told new*
Indonesian T r u c e 1^# li. Mann *Scpksi i*«*M
»»4-ijonRmtin* shippm* of men thnt luitli Sides had accepted
The romillitter- estim ated thnt th*
rtumbet of veterans and depends
ither ' r "'* " t World War* I and I t
UINDON.
22, </F)
. . . Jan.
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Soviet
-man' will increase front approxim ately Ru-*ia* drmand thnt the I'liilcd
t hr-r • '."O'l las t June to almost 2,- Nations Serurity Council hivestiMHHt,i>0:i by next June.
,
"> CBIe alleged ILritiaH inurf'tiwnee
m tir.-ece and Indonesia ho*
brought a reply ♦tom Prime Mini
ster Clement Attlee. Address
ing the House of Common* today,
Attlee il-fended llntaili'* role In
Indonesia, saying Dial all Ih* B ri
tish are trying to do there i* to
bring about nn uinicabir settle
ment between the Ihrtch and .the
Indonesians, lie made no men
tion of Greece, but ‘earlier, the
Greek Premier, Themistocles Hophotills, hnd declared that Britiidi
troop* were in (Jicss'e
the io, Mtution of the Greek Government,
t Prime Minister Attlee made his
talrm rnl in Common* in t«3>ly lo
A British Arm) psychiatrist
eveial I|lie-tliilis (null thr flour,
*ay* that the Toitcnsen g u l lie • stated Dial the situation in
general intelligence appear* ntaiui
I Indonesia apt ears improved, lie
average. However, he fevls thnt
| -aid he hopes that negotiations
Her claim of Iwing Hitler's
••elwrgn the N ationalista.and the
daughter may l>e a hysterical
Dutch will b» resumed shortly.
phenomenon with little nr no truth
F urther details, A ttlee declared,
would have to come from Foreign
"Secretary Kevin.
, '
The Russian et/argee against
1he llritish, followihg as they did
1 lose on the h.-rl» of Iranian char
, go* of P usmmii inlerfsrenoe in
1 northern Iran, appear to 'have
, idaced n strain on the UNO delegatr*
in
lundoh.
Obsetver*
igree
that
Die "honeymoon'*
- -TAMPA, Jan 22. t/13- The
8ta ta Democratic Executive C om -1
m itts* yesterday dropned the I
xrord “white" from the definition
of .a Democrat, thereby clearing .
th# way fo r Negroes tu vote in 1
th# Florida DemocraUe primaries
In May.
A t th* aam* tim e the com -.
mitt**, ateem bltd a t th* H ills-!
| t'rnod of the m g n n lza tio n is over
Uaa to pravid* seomrate polling
place* for w hite r# » r» and Ne•ro c s in th* p,rim(fie*
Florida Democrats wer* deflnad aa ail voters registered a*
inch who "believp In th* princiE. P. Bickford, labor relations pl«a of tha Democratic party and
A warning th a t m erchants <>ri labor and other reasons, this
officer of th e Railroad R etire- will support and vot* for the heads
of firm s dealing in rvpalt liberality will now be discon
noutnM a of Urn said party in the services who violate OPA ceiling tinued.
ensuing
(November)
general ivlcr* wjll ho summonevi beforu
"In'accordsnce with Instruction*
the- iianel of the Price Control (rom the District Office, this
tir e Firemen and ' Enj
Refer T* Decisions
Uoarvl a t th# A rm ory, and If, vio
which |a to b* held Sandaj
The resolution allowing Negroes lation is established |>e made Panel ha* no alternative but to
noon at 1:00 a'cloch at tl
to qualify aa .Democrats, which subject to severe fines, was today summon every violatcr to appear
County Court
drew only a few “No’a" from tb* made by A. B. Peterson, board iwfore them for a hearing and
if a^vlolation la aatabliahed they
100-odd sta te committee mem- uccretary.
tnuet • Impose a penalty xrhlch,
b e n , pointed to decisions cf the
"Seminole; County has built up under no circumstances, can be
U. 8. and Florida Supreme Courts
Bkkford will explain the which le ft the state committee no a most enviable reputation on pat leaa than 126 for each violation.
riotic adherence (o the necessary
benefit* under the Railroad
altafiu tlv # . The resolution said: raxtricllons imposed by th# ration It behoove* each merchant, partic
tira re m t and Unemployment
“ W hereas the Buprame Court ing ami price regulations for tjte ularly th* food m erchants, to tee
of th e United fltatee has ruled past four yelu-a b a t there seems th a t their artlclea are sold a t
priewe no higher than established
t h a r Negroee a n entitled to par- to be g tendency to disregard the Celling
Prices, as even a penny
w ire*.to he p re se n t •
pries controls now th a t th# yuar
M r, Glllon also stated th a t
Peterson Issues Warning To Sanford .
Merchants Against 0PA Violations
Blckfprd WiU Speak
Before Railway Men
Golden Rule De g r e e
C o n fe rre d
n u iip u iiy
In Indonesia
Negroes Will Be
Allowed To Vote
In Demo Primar
PARIS. Ja n . 22. (A
French Socialist p a rty
• p p a rliiity ii i e u i r e 4 u l y by (be e il e it i i am ice
5-eents. an-hour iu-
Attlee l5efends
i.rrountr. for n e a rly 12.000.000 ,000
and unlaw* stric t attention la
givaa to th* current prices of
that* products, violations wlU
occur with ensuing penalties.’'
Surveys a re being mad* eona tantiy of various retail eetablishmenta In tha county and violatinns disclosed by the** surveys
will be docketed In th* same
m anner a* a violation reported by
a customer.
Persons, whether
merchant* o r Individuals, who tell
correct m loer dlscrepan- second-heml
Articles, nr# i Uq ■uKJacte to th# M m Control A rt And
Majdair
.bieruiqgyM
retary Charles Rim, t’fllil a new*
■'C o n fe re n ce that xitqlu preparation,! ^
for X rtlute ure Under conyijjerati«". tl I* iiU |H »aihle to any a t
this time just what, will be done.
Ro*i emphasized that sim ilar ac
tion ill the steel industry ha*
not yet U-cn considered.
ho»* disclosed that President
Trumnn has w ritten «* le tte r of
instructions to the »(i-el fact
finding board. T iie panel was
'"Id to continue it* study and 're
main avnilahlr for consultation.
if the entrances lo
: plan ts Joined ihe
! the natio n. Hope
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I celery from K lo rtiln u* agreed the meilintors.
" I" '" 111 l.a k e ln iid ln -t W ednesday
Secretary Schweilenhach i* a l
j ||) m em bets of the C e le ry D iv i- so said to !•« seeking to deter-
wfy-thei the sin k in g work
S t a t e Ugig|atttrciKJ!U%.«S!as r?SSS eiinr
ers would return _ |u th eir-Jeh *
|(f the govwrnment doe* take
over the meat industry. A gov.
em inent official -ay* that lead«■»« of tiie « '|u meatpacking unfnn
are in Washington t„ talk the
tnniter over with the cabinet
official The A F ’uf I, meal packlog union—also involved i* the
work stoppnge .jA saixl to have
expressed itw readiness to re
t u r n ‘to work fur D iu-uuvrrum rnt.
Jury Considers
Case Involving
Stabbed Negress
PARIS, Ja n . 22, (A P )— A
poaalble break In Franc*'*
political lam cat** today when
tho Socialist head o f tire
Constituent Auwmhly, Felix
Go*In, announced he would
accept netalaaU oa a* a candi
dal* for the Praaldeacy. Un
til now, Goala had declined
lo conolder tho poat, although
th# CammaalaU had su g g e st
ed him as a apadldato who
would be akova party tie*.
The Communist* thsmaalvea
hare withdrawn the candidacy
Af their own n u n , Maurhw
Thorer. Karl lor In tho day,
tho SoslalUU had p a t farward the Ram* a t Vincent
president, of France. He (1
Minister of State Vincent
would receive the.r fumls. -rom
the apprupfintion. Among the**
ngcncies are the Federal t ’niflaiunicnlioiis Commission, the FedernL Power ■ I'untmiaaiuti,
tiie
Timle ('ommissioii, the General
Accounting Office, and the Sercrities ajiil Kxchange Contminsion. Also lir-o.imo.otm is to o n u
( s ole for tile redernl aid post-w ar
highway coiistipctlon program .
! Tho fignies, n , finally presentj rd to the iliiti-e by its Appro
- prmth-o* l oinmittee, are ^oiyI s.ilriahly reilmed f r o m
the
•■rigiiuit twidget estimate*. The
roiniiiiltee tiim m ed iijoi* tlgan
fTd.BI’OTfKIiJ fn ITT the hu-lget re
quests. i t . warned that veterans
1expense- will mount enormously,
The Veterans A dm inistration
.le q u ilr. fin d , for hospitals for j
expense- under the til Bill of
1 Itighte. and (or runui»e;atlona
land pension*. The last item a|on*
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Socialists Seek To
Name A u r i o l As
F r e n c h President
U . . . n i l i live i i a a a t i u i i which the Ih ait •(
WA3IUNGTON, .lint. 22,
(A P J—The White Hoiihc hie*
acknowledged for the firdt
lime th a t govi-rnmcnt Hoizure
of the m eat industry in beiny considered. However, it
had been know’ll lli.it pre
parations have been under
way foe the govuTiUndht Iq
lake over. W hite'H ouse Sec
,
the th iig a i l l (be way ol lifr Ihry are r a n i i g bark
House- I^ibor GroupApproves Modified
'YersTon OT F act
Finding Legislation
Veteran- A ^ m in
stration Expenses
a
VfA il'a gaa4 (• be b a rk . . . i f i gw4 ( i h u e p r a m e l
C tm Ruy M tm htrs N t n
Ntw JX t t t r t t i F/$m
Tk$ A r m t i S t r v i c t s
nor
Meat Strikers Picketing Chicago Stockyards
Says ArmyAttempted
To Single Him Out
AH ScrapegoatFor
T \n /«
77. D
n 1i us a
n s
o t4 e
n ri*
Dec.
F irst. General Sh r t said thkt
the . W ar D
epartm ent, by -fo u r \
Department,
year* of silence, had atU m ptedt
to single him o u t a* the scapegoat
of the .Pearl H arbor disaster.
The General said th a t the w ar
departm ent ha* hod four year* to
adm it th a t It should have acted
H before Dec. 7, 1941 on hie Nov. 27
report th a t he had alerted his
• troop* only ag a in st sabotage.
Genera) 8h o rt said th e W ar
artm ent did not get around to
Ing any such admission until
the currept hearings. Like Ad
miral Husband E. Kimmel, Gen
eral Short said th a t if W ashing
ton had given him the inform a
tion available In . the capital, he
would nave known th a t a Jk p tn . c»e attack w as Imminent. He
* m * d « th a t asaertion in * briefer
statem ent accompanying the 1J,000 word sum m ary of nls aide of
the case.
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General Short argued, as did
Kimmel, th a t vital Information
gleaned In W ashington from intarcoptod Japanese coda messages
•wa* withheld from, him. The
W ar D ep a rtm en t,'h e laid , knew
a t 9:00 o'clock bn, th e evening
of D*c. 6 th a t a Japan* j attack
a wo* a t h a m L flfM .G en*taJ Mat-.
KNEE - HOLE DESKS ^
r m lr » l
S W in & C o m p a iV
«Wk in
re pa re. As It wa*. the
_
not reach Mpi until
adm ittvd frankly th«t th retro*-’
the attack wa* underway. Short
pect, he rM iltH 'ih l* dicislon to
alert against saboU gs. only was
wrongl But, h* maiotalned, the
W ar D epartm ent waa of the
**mr view as ne wa* th a t an air
'assault on P earl H arbor was uniiii.it,
•
i u l i i i whi k ite keei serviig i i tie
and
Associated Press loosed Wire
EXPERIENCED EMPLOYEES
lie would
v p v
TUESDAY, JANUARY 22, lull.
Churchills Relaxing In Florida
order
fiS C T jM )
-outH
NEWtyTND COMPLETE EQUIPM ENT
Since we were appointed
b i. Ih* Junior Chamber etCnmmrrcr lo organize (he
baseball fund drive commit
tee, » e have nearly roMpMed
organizing this group. Joel
Field will represent th e Kits
( 1-1*1, .Mrs. Maude Hairsey
will represent the P ilot (Tab,
K N. Fielding will, a -t for.
the KJwsnians, Jack Itatigin
will be from the, Jaycee*,
liraifry ltdham will perform
for the Veterans of Foreign
War* slid we will represent
the American Legion. The
l.hin* .C lub and th e Rotary
( lid- are thh only tw o organi
zations who have not yet ap
pointed
representative*
to
this committee. T h e first
meeting of thi* committee
will hr held at th ^ City 11*11
Tuesday night at 7:30 o'clock.
All memlieni thus f a r no»loatrd to represent th e varioua
civic and veteran o rganift-
W in n •( Ike Siiskiie Service i r g n -
fo oler
AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEWSPAPER
E III= JII= l||E IIIE illE IIIE III= IIIE III= m il= IIIE III= lll= lll= lll= lll
IN EVER INCREASING
NUMBERS
(be i f i n i
and
To Produce P rosperity for Sanford.
Believe it
Alumni Association of the
University of Tam pa ha*
failed to get an okay on their
request for the univeraity to
Another'good aporta y m r fruni" ' p ttl" a football tram on the "
the *AP wire pertain* to one of
field thia Fall. T he Spartan*,
the heat laugh* of th e p u t w ar.
although unable to produce
PDA tournam ent m anager, Uje
any world beaters, gave the
genial Freddie Corcoran, made a
fane on the west coast some
tour of the European Theater of
interesting football back be
Operations with ex-heavy* eight
fo re *U»e war.
- -T
champion Jack S harkey and L aity *
■ -■ —■ ,
Cornea, the form er Y a n k e e
The Associated Pres* reported
moundaman.
(W ay th a t Al Schacht, the crown
— while vlaUlag Ih e AwrfD— p rliteo -o f-th e diamond, ■haa been
can troop* in Ita ly , Jerry
aw arded the BUI Slocum award
fur high contrlDution to baseball
began shelling th e area, and
Corcoran. S h aria j. and Gomel
by th e New York ch a p te r of the
B
aseball Writer* Association
•e re forced Ur hit the a a a e
dugout. Corcoran rslate* that
mad* thre*
. .Schocht
_____ _____
____ . overseas
Just when the shelling waa a t
trips during the w ar and,V isited
"« height. Domex turned i«
in N o rth Africa, Sicily, New
M urker suddenly an d a*krj
Guinea, Dutch E ast* Indies, the
Philippine* and Ja p an , II* ytngrd
« < K -ia itt
. -luuuly— 5UU-- p*sf*ei**ne*a—while
oversea*, appearing lief ore 2,j 000,COO troops. Krhacht also made
In Unity T here Ih S trength—
ought
lie milled that hr lm.l sm k .sl
with the delegation n|i ihe mad
|irogrnm for the r„unlv ntnl "S
(lie estatiliahiiiu^-lirie n| n -tnie
sub experiment aliition of which
he wns very ifoinl. lie declined
that this should have the proper
Imrking and "it will lend to uinirthing great, ami thnt ue nev/r
l<efore have had 11 slate institution
come to Sanford "
Did age asristnin e. hr pointed
out, had practirsllv ,|»ul>lrst -in. e
the tin.* he tm>k ••(for in I 4 1.
and added that their »«• still
room for imtimvemeni
lie «le
el* led th a t lie »n* (■•• ••eltel
rrhools and iwtlei ,mml"I do not have any pet pro
jects," he declared. Usa'u»e nil
proj.’it*
that elfe.t Seminole
Cottnty are pel .project.* to me noil
1 work Jaet ns hurd on one ns
I do on the other."
^Representative Mann ha* served
on the . follow Ink leg 1dative com
m ittees; Agriculture. Public Land*.
S tate Institutions, State Markets,
Social Security and Citrus Fruits.
t•• lo 1 » - i l , . , ^
in *71 fa i
It IS tliuliirslifo d that the go v
ernm ent w ill not, seize Die p acking
p la n t, without 'definite a ssu ran ce
D ia l governm ent control would
elal Die s t lik e
"* (ion. • I" *-■ pel , ," | ..( the
The House
f iiniiiutl.-e
g row er, n, ilie late w e n - tu-op ha- a| roved a miHlifinl vereeiri
crating in D r piiigiiiin
of I’rrsidant Trum an’s fact fiinlI he ptiigtnin ,«gie< r upon ill mg
legislalion |l
dornot,
I iiki-liiin|. -aill \li, W hitehurst, however, provide for l^ r tiiiard's
»vn* to cot cele/y no AFindny. puwar to xulrpeonn records, niir
Tuesday ami Wednesday only of does it provide for n .30-ilay conleach week. Duly fouls, »jfr» and ing off period.
.
eights in Golden variety /u n i si*e
The Ford Motor Company tmlav
three or target in I'a-iwl variety denied n story that
i t . i-ulioiit lo
are to la* -luppisl* it wa- agiee .1 limke another wage lisi* offer of
Those fiiqn Sim foul and vlrim- I ***•» reo|» to the I'ifl ro lle d
ly who attended tin l.uketandj Auto W orkris A Ds-tmlt newmeeting wen- Mr
|h ilrh u r* t. | paper
lit- News
had aid
K A. I 11I1I1. II I Mel /el a lid A 'l • | the new Font offer imghl pin
drew Dinla .•» Slinni
jvidr Die formuln for settlement
Today •■•Id Imwei
wept 111 m( the nation's
strikethe 1 ..infiiim Die •I'.iil.ti-i
m l . . Die >an pnnv sunt the -tori .had no Imxts
fold men
Xiym.tnig i" 1 "imt v nf fail
A onion -pqkr-titun rail
Agent, t
|( / |i a » -on. this will ed Dir story mere sp.-enhilion
have the vtf/et o f fm tlier r e - j
.
strid in g Cutting- and at Die sam e'
tlpic the eiHiiei weathei will p i e - 's s . ,
,
venl too rapid nialutity of i«lury. l * a t l e r e O
I* C H tT O y C T
Federal Market New’s Servica
I,'ls*»e»ss*„ tfv„ CJ * 1
today reported that the celery • t l i l i r O l l t e l O S t t l t C -l
market was slightly better, and
forecasting that the co-operation
PEARL HARBOR. Jan 22.—
among growers on' th e holiday td b —- A -im ttcrrd nltt' desD nyerT r
program would have its effect, on her way home today to a wcllKeminole County shipped 'M ears rnrued
rest.
The
20-yrar-nh!
Sarasota, 7, ami the lower east U.S.S. Stew art has seen plenty
m ast. 34 ta r* on Monday, n total of action —ond both sides of tho
of 75 tar*. California shipped war. She was shelled by n Jap
tu t 39 cals on .Momluy, as com- cruiser in the southwest Pacific
pared with 40 the pr.-rrcding Mon- early in '42. captured in the
day, and M5 the Monday tiefore N etherlands E ast Indie* shortly
Five Sunford Men
.Get Navy DiNchnrge
1 ll Monnignor Joseph Pat- • Five Sanfuril men have Irfet
irley, and he already Is on
to Yugoslavia.
tiean aource declares th at
ior Hurley will investigate
lo Balkan ar»a that I* un• t dom ination' Th# choice'
merlcan for the work, the
discharged
from
the
Unite*
States Navy, according to in
form ation received here to<la)
‘r"m Ihe Naval I’rrsunnel- Separ
■‘•on Center a t Jacksonville.
They a fe a* follows: 8 1 /«
Ltzei/ly of Ro* 733: M I /<
Theodore J. Michels of P. O. Rox
1005: A MM 2 ,c Ralph P. Goodspeed; CK 3 /e Jam es 5|clntyre,
J r . of Route 2, Rox 326; and
8 l / c Joseph H. Goodrich of
Rox 17.
.
F IR E CAUSES SLIGHT
DAMAGE
WEEKS ENROUTE TO U. a
S l/e Ekrl I). Weeka of the
United S tates Navy is enroute to
the United States aboard th*
1,000-ton minesweeper, tl. S. 8.
Strategy, according to information
received here today from the
Fleet Hama Town News Center in
Chicago. Previously th e U. 8. 8.
S trategy participated In pre-invaaion mine sweeping operation*
from two Jim * and Okinawa to
the China Sea.
. rATTERBON IN IIP.HMN
R E R U N , Jan . Z i. 0P»— U n lW
8tales Secretary of W ar i’A te rson has arrived in Berlin oa h it
srmind-the-world lour.
General
Joseph M cNarn-y, commander of
United S tates Forre* In Europe
and hU deputy, Lieutenant Gen
eral Lucina C la y .'met the Secre
tary
T»m tclhof airport w te lf
his plana arrivzd.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 17, 1946
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
Feds Cop Thriller From Leesburg “ Sanford Gins $
Yellow Jackets By Score Of 35-34 Cop 36-18 Win
Furniture Repaired and Refinished
Antique or Modern furniture repaired mid refiniahed by experts of long exjierionce. Wicker
Still hrule Fivu Flgtltff TT^imi untile During
Entire Contest To Finish With One
Point Margin A t End O f Contest
;
vork guaranteed
’Colonialm Furniture Refinishcrs
III Glenn Street
I’hone
Itj J U LIA N STENKTttOM
H rrald Sports Editor
Ueorge .McClelland'* Seminole
High School Celery F p d |A ro k » inlo the win 1 column / yesterday
nftcrlinon in I^enliurg when they
captured a thrilling contest from
the Yellow Jackets by a score of
:i5 to 14.
The Sanford boys began hitting
the baskets with amaxing ac
curacy afte r Leesburg- had jump
ed off Into what may have been
considered a comfortable lead
r a lly ki the firs t period.
,
The Jackets, in the In itial stanJ n , icc'g 'Jctl_lS-p uinU .whan Weru.
dron and
Knight tank* two
baskets white .Wink ami Miller
were- *necuunitng" f6T one earh.
Weadrort also dropped in two
ORLANDO, FLORIDA
*
*
RACK A G A IN
Famous A & P
COFFEES
l-ls. II,IK*,
Rokar
WHITEHOUSE 2 Tall Cans 17c
[D te h R a y s lib J fto t
E n t ir e ly
Belong
S T . L O U IS , Ja n . 17. W V .
Death dealing ra y* evidently don't
e n d s bilonir exclusively to comic, page*.
•
Prom what scien tist. »b v , they
g e r S appear to bu more than a nig ht
n ts into fancy. They are a reflection
of the times.
Hfliool----D r. A rth u r Compton'is, n* many
The
Sem inole— High
_______
g irls cage team repeated their you may rememLcr, one of the top
panel
of scientists who developed
Dcl-nnd performance yestenlay
night,
afternoon in l,ec*biirg when the,1 the atom bomb. • Last
smashed the Yellow Jacket girls speaking to the 8 L Louis.Academ y
of Science, D r. Compton pointed
team by a aeorg of JO to 19.
.SVminole opened -scorlrig hos out (hat only one-tenth of one
tilitie s soon after the opening percent of the mass o f the uraniurit
w histle ami at the end of the atom w-as released as energy in
in itia l stanxa. Miss Jesse D ur the development of the bomb.
Lately the .Chancellor of Wash
den’s outfit had racked up 17
points. Helen Bowen . accounted ington U n ive rsity and hla col
fur five field goals white Marie leagues Khve been • studying cospeloid,__ Dorothy I'n irn l,.' 1 n d m ic-ra y * -jwhich -transform- a ll .o f
Johnnie Mae 'Bowen sank a field the mass of a ‘ particle into engoal each. Helen Bowen record
, tfiU B lP tw i_ »*W ,tb«t bis
ed a atngle' free ehbC
study show* th*t a mucr_
Newell, l^eshurg's ace offen amount of anergy ■th an " la pro
sive s ta r, accounted for nil of the duced by splitting of the uranium
Ja ck e ts' five points when she atom may develop from use of
dropped In two' field goals and cosmic rays.
one free shot during the opening
•tanza.
WANTED
2 young ladies, hif{h school graduate*! touch typ.
ists, unmarried to learn telegraph business.
Western Union
Bronchial “Coughs
Colds. have-* been sold—proof lh»l
trout and. of mothers know 11 worth amt would hsrdly dream ot
Q eleM t L s m s s s • U p - I r iid s
forlna wjotsr without it. llucklsr's
P erm Laden Hrfegrw _ / Mt.lnre la alf medication—no srru r
Ram arkaM a Mama Remedy
Compoundrd from rare Csadwn nisi has this rcmarkshle Csnadlsr
Pino Iislssm. Menthol, Irish Moss disekvery—now made In I'H A ,—fr,
a
btrllH right awsjr at sas goo-
saiu
W ^ sseia s ® * ” &
entirely different—more sg «tl«e —
Irua store arid - | sks 'll for mor
retlol sleep tonlsht-. Yim'll And I
luiehiv loojens tip rhlrh elmklr.
quicker in aeildn.
, _ Over U million hollies of ttuck- blsffm soothes raw raemitrartr
lev* CANADIOI. Mlsluro. tqr inl- oak'-s breathing earler. Ilc-IS r
tatlng lironchlal Coushs. due to il dross1st*
TO U C H TO N DrtUG CC
GIBLETS
AMI*nr.l.t/a
SeneisUW
i&Up 10Va oz caiuL3cJ
Hot Tomnles .... 24c
Dried Peaches
35c
24i* Mor Chopped
S h orten in g..... 19c Mor ( ’hopped
Mor Chopped
HAKlBtH — Old 1‘RkliIwwfiI
l-IH l»le«
Ginger Snups
21c Mor Chopped
12-oz cans
I %* l* %Wl**<
Tenderoni
pkg. He
Beef
Pork
Lamb
Veal
32c
P ’ N ut Rutter
j v v v i ‘ 1.
— I-Wi. r w « \
T H fA T I
HI 1 i: T lltM
Coconut
Roraxo 2-1h box 25c
H llt’. l
hull — 'M
■1 \ mv K irr
till-
Ammonia ...»
Prunes 2-lh box
9c
ni.ii M itfii
Cleanser .. can .. 7c Raisins
r n .r e m tit-* n »:»T. i ».nrh-.i
Flour
.
10-lhs
OHMf’IVI * — T H IIIK rY
Iona Cocoa
Sisr-fllir: no tM i lii— s « r r i
N o o d le s...... ...3 — i
W HEN IN STOCK
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LIFEBUOY TOILET SO AiP 3 Bars
3 Bars
LUX TOILET SOAP
Lgo. Pkg.
RINSO
Lgo. Pkg.
LUX FLAKES
Mod. Bar .
SWAN SOAP
3 Lgo. Ban
SWAN SOAP
3 Reg. Bars
SWEETHEART
. 2 Bath Bars
SWEETHEART
3 Bars
WOODBURY
OITTINO along famously In Eng
land are Mrs. Arthur Vandenburg,
wife of the U. 8. Senator from
Miihtfgm and n delegate to the
UNO Assembly, and fuur-monlhiold Philip Woodall While her hus
band attended conference sessions,
Mrs. Vandenacrg me) Ihe baby
during a social service survey In
London
f/niernalionaf)
48*
20*
20*
23*
23*
6*
29*
19*
23*
23*
Single or double cabineta
with combination laundry
and sink. Battleship lino
leum work Htirfacu and
sliding splash board, stain
less steel trim, with bright
tusy to keep chroniittm
drawer pulls.
Tonights E n t r i e s
A t Dog: Racing: Plant
lO M im p i i:\ r iiit w i *v r*
tlm f itNrr—C iltirh y i
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A scientist has calculated that
The stamping of designs and it may take 1^)00,000,000.000.000
patU m s unnn textiles was torn- show- fbikea to cover un acre of
mon in Inula and China even be ground.
fore available records place defi
nite dates on such arts and'crafts.
Snowflakes
are
transparent
r-'h e r than wHt* hut fheir c ry -,
tnis reflect lig h t,in . to many di
The long-nosed tree snake of rection* they appear white.
Ihe East Indie* hat aye* with
Smiwflnkcs sre made of froteil
pupils shdped like key-holes. This
»ter vapor, rather than froxen
species has the sharpest sight
found in snakes.
-,
C A R IN E T S IN K S
Mias Durdrn's outfit w ill plav
In
De l , and
tomorrow night
against the IlullpujiK. but she
w ill use the m ajority of her
second stringers In’ the starting
lineup which w ill im-iu le Dorothy
C ru m le y ; M artha ilugan, Hetty
Yarb orough,'R uth Snrkett. Lillia n
Moran and Anne Lovell. Helen
Skinner, Betty Jo Brock und
Helen Bowen w ill also make the
trip.
,
>core by periods:
Leesburg
f» 4 fl 4
- ID
Sanford
■! ? * *7 4
- dfl
L arge Juicy Oranges ...
1
ICE R E FR IG E R ATO R S
roomy refrigerators with plenty of shelf
space, white enamej. finish inside and out.
Easy to keep clean, a nice addition to
any kitchen.
Three Sixes
IO t i t NO Into a handkerchief, Mrs.
So n ja Leggett, 58, Is pictured ss the
pleaded not guilty after being ar
raigned on a charge of murder In
Saratoga Springs, N. V . The Aus-trian born nurse, aey police, -confessed that she killed and dismem
bered pretty Louise da Chants, 20,
a lta r a quarrel.
(International}
Gram m a
speakin
Delicious
Apples ....
•.
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To kevp fcxKls fresh and sweet, large
Really Fresh! Fruits & Vegetables!
Large Juicy Lemons
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M ODERN E STATE
ELECTRIC R A N G E
A. ntove that anyone would lovo
cooking on! Unit large double oven
and broiler, with large hidden grill on
top and
W1IU Chromalox
WHUHimUA 'unltd. All white
irorcclajn inside And/rut
L a rge Iceberg Lettuce
BREAKFAST.
SETS
Fancy Green Beans
Local Green C a b b a g e ..
rlf* a*
lb
»
Stuart Pecans....
Canadian Rutabagas
Sweet Potatoes ..........
2bchs,
Tender Crisp Carrots
In O uf M eat Department
K i l l JIMJtO
owsa r a n r i i
a ain’t Bulb
in' sura ys'rs
46c Dog F o o d ... ....."T25c
4
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r V n lf r s AA
32c Lamb Legs lb. 4f t
Plenty O f Radio Batteries!
34c Shouidere"^ IbT"~3fc
|Wretrrw A.’. Lwls
■* /
'
35c Lamb Chops lb *£ lc
-m g* ii
rtm rM iu B>r « •» »
O ysters.... p t
White or natural finish
with, plain wood seats,
these are ideal for the
kitchen nook. Others that
can be used for the dinette
or small dining room of
Limed Oak, Mahogany
with wheat finish or solid
Oak - with washable leath
erette chair seats. Also
solid Maple sets.
v l;.
98c Pork Hams .. lb. 35c
,D0ES NOT ROT CLOTHES. . . Becme of
M t u , New Safety ingredient Found Only in VM*1
C O,;T;fR
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Various Sizes
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4 -5 ° each
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THE WEATHER
In Unity There Ih Strength—
To Protect the Peace or the World
[fl.P »W n U tha I 'n x i— •(
2.
o Produce Prosperity (ur Hanford.
M n l » i i l ' M nine i
V’j
AN
VOLUME XXXVII
SM 1.W IU ■! u
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD.
Established 1908
.J
wltL,
F L O R ID A .
DAILY NEW8PAPEH
F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y
18. 194C
A.ssncialtvl press I .eased W ire
- -—
N l M IIE R «0 .
1 ■<
To Saiickel
Jap Army H£ad
. NamedOnWar
Criminal List
French Claim Leader
Enforced Program
tO ver Protests - O f
Nazi HighCommand
Wachi And Six Other
Cencrals O r d e r e d
A rrested ; A^ Sus
pects I^ M a c A rth u r
Slave Labor
' You Almost See-’em Yawning
(ft
NUERNBERG, Jan. IB,—
Hesctjed In Mini* Disaster
Peace Lies In
Unity Of Powers
T O K Y O , Jim. IS, H V - The
Former Chief (if S t a f f of
tun rK -'G ri’rrnlhrmbiiiarfers - |W a rn s *A gu in H t KovilS
(V t!"-! ;il Tnheil Wnchi — itmi *
ttlhct . cut* nre included on
ing Charter To Cut
he*-U '« : li*t nf war rtiminwf
suspect** order.*! arretted by
Power O f B ig Three
1General Mn'*\uhur.
iTn- hundred nml three other
LONDON. Jnn. 18, td *)- Soviet
J ip official* of nil ranks. also
s it included f’.i th. list. l-iD:im*se "T’s.j i h*. fold the Onttcd Nn"•■a. Cencral Arsemhly the peace
lisun i.imti of ft 'iTi and. » Turd
' *he world depends upo» tbe furotn the S d*,mo,i t > II • --h't t
tv un t) o f the great pnwn*.
Truk also ore nm* • thote ..In>jj
-A • l)r same time, dutsln hntwo
winner*
of
,,im
,(
ha.
been
o-di
red.
Jf?rMof
G
.
m
*
n
^
k,»
U
«
neU
^
H
SLKJ,,TLY
f,0RED
AND
SULTRY
about
It
ciur or oermany* » « v e unor ..
r ...... .j.n ...... .
tod.y__tho .Mond d.y g f P f.n c .', i (he Alluntlc Cut Club n 44th annual chuttiplOHilup ibov^ in n New
T* ini* « ( rnnt-t .InimnP'e •* or w nml *K«in*t any attempt to
pmentation 0f evidence against ' orl' hr,el “ rcclu ribbon* nml pose fnt (heir public. They Ye Sunny riminal suspect* me eype'tcd to ci down the authority of
1 n ■*• hipn’i - ic time iroun l b. -.power tuition* hy revising the
former German leader* on trial K,'nl1 Dianamo (le ft) and Vinverne**' Lochinvar. top, in the Smoke
new security
f March, General cb liter of the
male nml female classes—owned by Mr*. N.M. Andrew* of Cost the middle
in Nueimberg
MncArthui he > ut lured that In* It* cue.
The French any Sauekel piilan- Meadow, N.Y. (International)
The Soviet position In these
dividuni gul't of war crime#
nad to keep Ft-eifch
Fraiteh and
ned
end Balkan
Belg
quest inns wa* placed hefor; I f
must bo proved in nH esiej.
.slave laborer* In Germany in a
• Met’.’ whilr. in IVipin *. China. A.w’ nihly todnyy. hy Its actl >g
state of perpetual exploitation.
Chiacfi authorities have arrested chief delegate, Anurrl Gromyko The grench prosecutor* any that
German Mnuu General Eugeno Rtn.-in's Anil,aasador to 1Washing
the former German commander In
Gti.
Hi
Iterlln’s envoy to ton.
• t h i e f in France and Belgium—
In addition to h's major thesis,
Tokyo n» too lima lie- Ja^mr.*
*ndyw Von FalkenGeneral Alexander
.ti .rl
it IV * 1 1 Harbor. The Gronuko also ha* strongly suphouaen—told Hi*nr*, lait Novem
I him *■ flv CHI v itl ' e relarnoj prrted the hlg-tower plan to give
her that he Imposed eonppUory
Tuhiii for quo t oni ic by Mat"* l\n .Securily GounclU conlrul of
lalwr in * France and Belgium Founder O f Better Management Foundation to
atomic cnrrgy peohfem*. Here
Arthur1* war 1 1 tine, -tnf ‘
only after a bilt*T and protractha* to say con*
iiivko ri
hoesiltst Gi—>o,at ) ’ it Tlmriic, is what Gromyko
Predicts
Dizzy
Period
O
f
Prosperity
■ed argument with Sauekel. The
ItrstHtf
i
iun(t lh(u I Uu..
-argument eventually forced Falk- h
I It I U entirely In H.vonhim-I*
»**• it 11) 1! ♦ i1 i .1 'l I* *1ti —
For N ext Five, Six Or Seven Years
enhousen's resignation.
11, . . . j t it- «t •i
nf th* f ‘Miter with iIn- loh' and pcitco of tin*
The prsecution also ha* dis
pul p* t pi*-! ‘ it i • Uni mil. Hr. U& m-.-i important organ of the
Forecast* of th> future from an
closed that Sauekel « u an ar
\t-„
||,ptippet
premier** Untied Nations"
economic
viewpoint,
were
gifen
dent advocate of extermination
Gromyko nl»n has called for thi
vi In it .i*-<v‘i! !11«if *H-en :t niyutpry
Inst
evening
by
C.
L.
Ailing,
foun
. o f conquered people* through the
in ,
ti,I *■f the w it,' cii- f c»|nhll»bnient of thr 11u-io"
der
of
The
Better
ManagemAlt
■J elave labor prograhi, The French
fit *tpe*
ti* *t»- Imr^ ’ *■ ih*clo$o ahip system within th* UNti
have piarpd before the war crime* Foundation o ( Orlando, and for
tiheit
IlL\% l * heiiig helit» lie >*)> thi* “ U an instrument
merly
of
the
Research
InslituLr
’
tribunal transcripts of speeches
.ph he wigy-a h. Mil) Ire drslgnert' to arr*l*ratr the giving
o
f
America,
and
H.
H.
Coleman,
hy Sguckel advocating auch mea
plfh t'tl ifitumiii alM’Hthi. Iik»' other of i, statu* of nallonul *nd stale
president of the Seminole County
sures.
!oj > w4tt «t 1it i mmilm niii 1 ^Uipecti Independence to all (dependent
Chamber
bf
Commerce
at
the
nnMeanwhile. It I* disclosed that
M. B* (T-Bone) Snijtli, who Was'
ihc (m rs*t
teiritoric*. I"
riua|
meeting
of
the
Sanford
Mer
F r a n c e '*
chief
prosecutor—
elected In JP42 a* o rrprrsentu-1 _ Mcmw intr. plain. f»i n 1-ui gc
chant*
Association
at
the
Hotel
____
...
lot
Francis De-Menthon—has been
live from Beminole l ’(miiiywiq_thu
ultt - umnnli-is limn JflpaI ANBEURA, Jan. 18. Irll
Mnyfafr.
W. V.' Kilting pro StHte (^glslaturi, nml wlm -ervcil
relieved of the job, at his own Mayfi
,.,.htt. life nir pi-grening, The eastern half of New Guinea
aided.
request D* Mcnthon ha. resigned
during the 1943 and IP li 1 *-u-r..,j , N , . » v
Ageiio tKyodoljhi has been offered foe trusteeship
A summary of the Astoclation's end the extraordinary
and i* returning to Paria because
for
. . j | .,f .htpnii'* 1 . prrfi-euiral j u rnlef the United Nation* Organ!achlevementa
In
the
past
year
was
of hi* dutle# be connection with
reapportionment
that
by Ftank Sfiaraes, secre- today announced hi., cantl
n the French consultative assembly. giWn
> IC s .ll.M . U . I V . , TSr*>)
r#-ele?tion in Group
“ ir
PrVwarn* Inteiwtcd
l>* i f l H W W - j W N W y i *
veteran o f World Way ! s o l s
f rODOSCB road* for Rsmlnnle r
—
**
- declared that he wrilj continue to Tokyo hr is opposed to th. j The Prime Minister *l*n ha.*
leader in the Mequl* .movement
Work foe_ highway Intproveluents. ni „i - ,te resignation- >f «ll^ i
*nnniinrnl that the Australians
during the occupation of France
and added that road |*n>ject« on ^ovoriiorThe Horn*' Mintstvr ' are ready to take sirttllsr action
In world war II.
der construction by the fiintr UjKtil ;.,J- V, frrh it j* necessary !•> t11 turn over the island of Nauru
Department would total f 7TnndO priituvr wliiit he call* "higtil) to the LINtl with the concurrence
In vatu* during the year.
unper.laiit" haul goyefumeut* in ■J Britain and New /.calami,
which share mandatory authority.
Bedtictlon of taxes and aboll-h- Jntinn,
W ASHINGTON, /an. 18, (/P)—
Nauru U a small island of about
Selective Service Director Lewti ment of nuisance taxes which
12 mile* rircumferenre just south
Hershey has proposed that Con- were increased during the w4r
of the equator. It U weal of the
jrresa extend the present draft period, would be another of hi*
Gilbert Island*.
iaw and amend it to provtda'for objKtlvcs, he doclated. He mill
ed that he was strongly in f » t «r
a definite period of service.
LONDON. Jan. 18. ( d l — SecTestifying liefore a Senate of Improvemcuts In. the public
v.,
,
teiarv nf State James Byrne*
’ .
*
The Federal HUte Frost Warn military^ subcommittee. Hfcrahey school*.
fromtseit in I ."I'd "ll today that
Another project he is strongly
ing Service In lakeland forecasts also propo»e<l todsy that physical
iggesliitn* made hy the sinallerfrost Saturday morning in all requirements l * lowered and ad in favor or is the appropriatioo
M S N ) L A ,1atr M. 1-.
\ Iklioita nf Kill line will receive
section* of peninsular Florida ex ministered by the Army And by the''stale of aiblltioiuil fund*
pitvixuit trm witness r,t the wa- Um fullest rnnatileretidh . by the
cept the lower east coast, and a Navy In a manner to product the for development nf (lie Agiiculerrme.
i-f Lteute-uiM Geti
i
powers when European peace
temperature drop to 3d .degrees greatest number of men. The turn) Experimental Station tt-re crime- trial of Lleuteonht (j*‘1
RcprU: entat >ve Smith, who will) - tal Masnharu Hum111 a ha- te,n treaties ate diafted. Ilyrnt* said
Is predicted for the Senford area. present draft law will yxuLre
Mr*. Smith live* at 450 East fied that lie mire dire t-^l an mat lie had received n**uranre*
The temperature, which ha* automatically on May 16.
that effect- not only from
Present Induction quota* call Seventeenth-Street, came to San-, execution in. Manila despite inbeen warm and dry alnce th*
, , m flr»t of the year, took a drop for the drafting of 60,000 men ford in 1022 from Albany, (la. j rontentimi( that he "dtdn t-like VV^shingtan but al*o from the
>
government* of |{u*»l* and Great
V here this morning to 35 derrees, per month. General Hershey ex For five \ear* he wa* in th.1 nuto- bloodshed/'
according to B, F. Whitner, plained to the committee that mobile bu*ine*r and after that J The ivitnex*' — tueut. Junp> Britain.
q-|lc >
qe,.,r |,',rv made that atateweatherman. There waa some local draft boards now are falling took up farming and Cilery grow- I Matson' —- h»» JtdmiUnl givior'
frtrst reported but no damage to behind in their quotas because Ing ih which he I* now occupied. . ||«f **«"»* f,,.r ' hr •h'" 'Unl' " f ment in rrlrnBinr tht text of
•Arrenpondenrc l«?twcen the griv_
vegetables hi* yet beerr reported. *o many men in the If) to 26
lit
»erve<1 on
. .thei .follow- i th* Chlnr«c ^yn*ul in Manila
rrnmenta of thr United Statiwi
T in forecAst* fo r tonlfnt and year old ag* group are volunteer ing committee of- the
L?gi*latur»:
t
mrtl,tH.r;
„
f
tl,e
ronsulai..lid • France.
Byriiaa paid ■* he
Saturday morning were mostly ing. He suggested that inasmuch
merer an«l UrciprcK'al Trade* • t
dear sties and continued cold as the present term for voluntary Drtinakce iLml i* /iter conservation, | n nvlrvrr tt,0 j R(> U t.«tvriant pole for Uu* bl« thr«e* which
ffre r«l In "Stn<*.<nw a* verat weika
with light northerly wlaie -And enlistment Is 18 months, th* Labor. Fublic Ainuimi'iiU, W
y n, rlmnu.l thnl t.»* wh* drnfu
fftl t|iftt ihrv wmild wrlttii ih*
intervale of calm-in all district*. draft law might be amended to ami Highway*, Bublic N\rlfim* I ff. I|n
r|
>ri(
M
|
I
no
i ent lep for 11nI>. lioiuanla, llul*
Front will form wherever fore require *• rvi ■* for a similar and Tem per*w e.
( finui thr e w u ' if»n bnwaitse thr h'nna, lliipgwrv *i«l Finland.
cast temperatures are 36 degroee period.
[ n*filter Jpp ox«rutioii«*r-was ah
Herfhey also proposed that
, or lower with high ground* about
t i rtit,
*
• i l V ’ d e g re e " wanpSr" than low ” »rn wh«t bave^seived substantlajBut thr witnraai^* haa linkr*!
(
ground*. The outlook wm* warm ly lest than 18 month* should be
llornmu to the murder of the Transport
Crashes
er .Saturday night and Sumlay submitted far re-Inductioo.
I'hinenc consul.
consul, He
lie ha*
na* testified
usuum VT
During the queatlonlng, Comwlth no frost danger Sunday ami
-that— a full s*.|«.ft-«f-Young- Near.Cheshire, Coiyv
jnlRee .Chajnrtaa^EdwIn Johnson
Monday
________
execution was moat to Homnt.s’s j
perl- ■of Colorado told Hershey. he
A t the -Ag. ,
hendq lifter*.
. j CHESHIRE. Conn., Jan. 18.
.Ide, wanted It clearly understood that
m#nt Station on the
Olhep wltnrsM.* at tmlnys (/V)_ A
|^||*ve.J »o
the blame .for Insufficient
tha t pertture was
rial M*»inn t - ll how they saw
„ iran.pnrt has crashed on
-hnd no placement* cannot be laid ■r>«
•s this mornl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.8. (A h - innuntvrnl le brutalitic* comm -,
f, r|n R|K)Ut tw„ „ n(1 on#.h,|f
waa Congress. He said that th* War
Sima' to plantingi
Department and the President Official* In the Agriculture Di- t<vl ngnli'.t American and Ml.
from ci.cshirc. Conn,
TJ)i U g pUn( Bti,i
|„
elcomed the have ample authority to provide piftment have *xpres»ed concern plno troop* on the Infamous It:.
when witneSMW reached the scene
__
_____
____________^
c t delaytaf the men If they wish to. Gen over i possible shortage o f live laan denth marcli.
cold
snap
aa a
: anil sevsral person* are -feared
JLtoo rapid maturity of the crop, eral llerxhey acknowledged that stock feed which might result if
sod restricting shipment* such at this was io. He pointed out that the meat strike last* many days.
TO REVIEW SENTENCE
»“ have lo»t their l|ve*. One
point out that a prolonged
have depreeied tha market dur- If he wanted to, he could drgfh They'
YOKOHAMA. Jan. 18. Id*.- »ltn#** aald that he counted 15
• toppage In the packing hou*o»
men
for
a
second
time
even
If
’ hodle*.
recent warm epeil.
Eijhth Army headquarter* an- ?
....
] forecast# tn the central they hod already served five or would force farmer* to keep and nounced today that General Mac
At first, state police *AJ'| tt
feed
thousand*
of
head
of
hog*
ever
ten
year*.
But,
Hershey
__ area for Saturday morn
Arthui will review the death •'"» an American Airline* Jdane
said, he doubted that public opin and cattle.
^
. .enteme im o .«d on Ffc. Joseph '-ut later they said they did not
ing w e n :,
ion
would
favor
»uch
action.
A
feed
shortage
resulting
from
'
f
,» |1K)I
J The GI know to what line It belonged.
Ttlesimmec, 33; Oviedo, Con
•
--- ---------------------------------------------% long meat
way. Dr. rhllllpa, UuUtllU. 3*1
* l.
«■«* condemned for the Maying! A woman attendant at the
ly to affect future supplle* not of two Jnpantie _ cif Ilian*. A "enrby reformatory ^»ald tha^^thn
Fern Tark, Csss# Iberry, Forest
pongreas only of meat, but of milk., poultry epokcsmnn
City. .31i HoweV, Fruitlend Park,
lo r General
Mae plane appeared to havo cxpli
and egg# a*, well. Wartime con* Arthur'* headquarter* said the m the air. She told a Wataybury
» M j h y mouth. W inUf Carden, 34.
tm
e
on
the
u
i
i
and
distribution
irnncaatn for SerasoU was 81.
report on the court martial "hn* New* f ape r (American) that it
of concentrated feeds nl ready not yet come aero** the desk."
A . Other points In the w e(t coast
waa a hail accident.
have .been called back Into effect
M AN ILA, Jan. 1
.
dlstrh ranged from 33 to 88.
Hare la the list nf crew memin ttie .emergency. Under thi*
pine High Commission*
- l-ere: Capt 1L K, Kuser, pilot of.
'
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,
program poultrymen are allowed
McNutt handed a sternly
_
WOODMEN MEET TUESDAY
(44 Bellevue Avenue) Trenton.
n)9iiA|t today io the fo v irn n ifit tes* protein feed than they had
Woodmen o f the World will I New Jersey; R. 3. Knight, COo
f
Pro*Went
.Sergio
Osmen*.
one
yaar
ago.
initiate
a
claaa
of
candidate*
at
n||nt
of (4221 Emmet Street)
Bus S t o p Chimges
McNott’a action was prompted h/ ' DuppUe* of corn, the major live- the meeting-. Tuesday night nt Omaha, Nebraska; Willard Boa•Announced,By Hughes tha Phlllpplu* , Congreaa, which ■lock food, are said to be the 7:30 o'clock at the Woodman 1,*t (CQ), flight attendant of (78recently turned, down the High smallest In Bra year*. In (he Hall on Park Avenue. According |5 37th Avenue) Jackson Heights,
A chant* In leeallon of the Commissioner’s proposal far de big hog-producing slat* of Iowa, to H. J. Finch, district repre (jueens, New York.
valuating debu, and paoeed a ash- earn 1* at lta. lowest ebb time tentative, thi* will be the last
No address** are available for
•Utote
measure. McNutt 'to ld 1938. It h** been pointed out class o f candidate* to be Initiated Ih* pwaeenger*.
The altllDg*
th* Philippine Government today that If farmer* ore forced to rail until after the national Woodman gave out tnea* names of Mathat
tha
substitute
unfatted
itock
due
to
a
few!
ehortconvention
convene^
in
Jackson
•engara on the plane: K. 0. Vo«*
"seed
ag* row, there will he lee* ville, Fob, 4 to 8.
in front not become law unle
leliti, Mr, and Mr*. Q. 8. M
by President Truman.
moat available neat Fall and WinP. Mevaigh, M n. C. Ludw
-B L E A C H E R S BlftlN
MIUch, P. Maynard. 311.
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MIAMI,
Jan.
18,
iA’)
—
A
grim
h y - llT u Phiil*
N. E. Fait, Mrs. Charlotto
W IL U A M 8 DISCHARGED
note crept into the opening day man and baby, Barbarg The
the Danat Hlahleah race track last night son, nurse.
value a t the
gO into effect money In relation to
Th* cirtlnes said Mrs. Sturmon
S 1 /e Chart)* W|Ularae>f 8)0 when fire destroyed tom* tiOO
changy
pi* Avenue has been dlaehirg- wooden open-nlr bleacher seat* and h«r baby and Mis* Thomp
he told. The measure pasted b r1
Kfaday
Cettgraea
from th# United 8tate* Navy, at tha northeast end of th* grand son boarded th* plena in Miami
to Information received stand. Th* fir* occurred after * for Bo*ton. Th* other passenger*
i the Naval Personnel record opening betting day of boarded'fhc plana at La Guardi*
Center In JackaonvBl*. $1,249,864,
Carpenter!
h a v e rigid, N fw York for Boston,
IV VHIIINGTGN, 1 aft." IS.
f \l‘ ) — t’troe idol Truman's
* ii(r mmiifi mi«- tiir the
steel comp-int h1- lo-rn acrrpl,d In thr C O slrelworker*, hut rrlrrtrd h* the
TiillM -Stair* S»i*c)- rermira*
lion Mr. Truman h i, made
nr»tli’-r appeal In tlird.corporaiiori t.i nrrept. pointing
out that a «trel ,!rikr would
stall the rero-ner-ion effort.
Crnrrnmrnl effort, to settle
the treat strik. hi eooelllntioq In " aAttifilun ha*e
broken down.
(A P )—French war crimes
prosecutors ha v e churned
Fritz Sauckct with personal1
rwEfmsRjIRty for enforcingthe German slave labor plan
on western Europe oyer the
> protests of the German High
Command.
•
t These charges were placed
C. L, Ailing And H. H. Coleman
Address Merchants Association
Rep. Smith Seeks
R e -e le c tio n Tu
S t a t e Legislature
Congress E x te n d
Selective Service
Temperature Drop
To 33 Degreed I b
! * Forecast For Area
Witness Testifies
Jap General Gave
Execution Order
USDA Officials
Concerned Over-^
F e e d Shortage
SOTjaffli
W A S H IN I ; n IN. I n n
18, .
( A P I — Tltu
r u it . il
Stjttrd
('•n|xit ,tlon ita, titriii'd dow n
P n -iilc n t’ s
T in m n n1-* - s u r I’ l'.’ttimi fo r ;i com prom ise in
its witgi1 ilispiiti- w ith t h e
CIO I 'n i l i i i Sl.-t-l W'-.'hr-rrt.
Mr. Trum an ha-1 ptnpo ml
that tin- tw o f » ttoirn a o iv t)
Ml hi v risi» .»t
t’i*•itn «»» .
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from the e vpiu
vli-ul '.tmit |- >» ! In Luff#* *iio
uric s,-ited uii,
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'ktTe* Fairle-. km.
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MomWy.e tht1 iI'iO wu lis*r
By Son. Forffuson
N o w ( ’ o u s t i I n t eel tot la v
1 Mr. Tnifiimi's
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M. I't nn.nri ti
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Senator Frnro*on
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tt. i * i t * ’ i • ititfly eonM.it <ulii'ii fn. pre*vI'Ul.ni; ttje
cumniilloe to invite ('too lull.
i* it t* mifxi t'•»| ■lit: ',1
Ihuv I vvtdkoul.
vacationing at Miunu t-'-.i* J'. .*to
).*■ :-I J that |u' Ltnohl lie
Mm lily later »elnillili’ij
now.
apprar at n time tlmr ml. I t i- . htrloul 1*. Jt***|Mf s|t*f* Mir t! ttit V eiiltfi'lenrr fn.
l‘ M , tulny.
convenience nnd tluil nf the mm
* ..' Mill' Ka*li
if tin* t-niio.1 HR th‘
Stand.,i,( I,
ml
n.jttcc. Fci gU*no raid in
utlol i'*n
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fill
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ml Churclilll to tell nf n .
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ment that mieht imvi .
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Flier H ead s
the lute preaideoi It-i
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tarnllel action trv tlo. ■
1 IlM 1*-4
Britain before tin' J„|. I
T o Illegal
'<• ,'le
iM.tri*.«i
i . H.h|> Guilty
p«*rl Harbor
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morning n il.a,* |ii-,n.«
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wa* lupported on Itie
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I spl l i n e ’ . I l w. l t
Hep IIhi it nn Itep.ei i.i.
‘l iiii'j! fit at I f ,, »
1. M,. k’ e it,, pleinle t icii 111\ to ilh'Kal li>|| ,.i
trni.il uf (nlifni niii
wl-tlt*f ' »i*g * h , i ff • hitiif Km*, ino 'ale, to \mum., ,u at 1toiot.il,
Senator tJwcn Bicwi-iri ..I 'i iim HIA
€«» Maflt ii!3i j., ihi a
The .... . •decorated Biininn miami
Republican
Rep -rnlotj-e
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•)4*f•n|H*r* "ftv
Frank Keefe of Wise ufi,-lu ..1 Ti ly Vii’ng Cliiang |il.*t'. tx» runfrr liuanerd tout I In' pie., was !*em,t
answered "prc*enl" wiitin.il »ul- 'vill* rericiHk II I'liii' Sln lltii tit mode t” save time nltei „ enurt
nmftiul. had defcrreil i'*, finding
Ing either way.
|rliirthMm -Hr util al*gt \uit MuThe Chairman " f the mnunitu-u. <>l*'n itiiil th* Man* hurini* .’itpllal on a similar count.
I nldttrll had bet’ ll wonninn -I
Senator- Alhen llnikl.-) • ! K«>.- .(’haiijU’lian, |hv f»4+ni i dltMimiu
tucky. - ha* announcedi ■
" |i«»(i is i «|M4i h i| hri< t ui t hitni; • for miirt martial on four , liuree >
lie pjvmleet liniment t>» the fuv<t
would not suhioenn (h n n lill *>t Ltiiff firxt m t elmrge uii.j the murt <„UH"I In
invite him to Ml tend unle
or
tiiitshirr n vcitlirl. When sit re*
dered to do so by the mmiml toe.
luMieil anil i -unust the ?«t*lun
it, wa* Barkley win, demanded A
wilhuul nmiuuucing any devliion,
vole on the question.
t al'fwell evnlentl, pre-uined that
tlie verdict, na-' not favorahle.
“ In view of the advet-c fin-hn^."
Fined I f You Do, And
he -aid, "ami the imularity uf
the charge just read, in or,lei tu
Fined I f You Don’ t
wave time. I ptemt guilty “
Evidence teail in mart indrcate l
The Sanford Unn'a Clol> ha»r a
T U K I ti Inn l- .,|V i't,,i (h.,| l alilwell liuil gnen thg liipnn
unique idea — Unit of I in in! i
N.ivy'y t'1” innkiTf .liiiii.m speaker who talk.* too* long, h it Adtliiri'l tot’n II. Tower, -* sav, to another ail, ruft'io.ii, for nuto
at the meeting of Um ■list, to dem^mhroti"" . h ,. rinlurct I h«j tu American*. After the tucJeiBday nccurred a still mm
"dd efftelenei *,f tlie I 'ni(,'d Stale* ger had cninptiiin,kt nlaml car ty
evrnl — n sneaker was fmed fur Nnvy lint. «ny. Admiral TowPra, ing the hut lie it uround iti a linvyrnuW, (he captnln r\ .aid to 7»ave
saying tun little.
powerful Fleet units still are* nuthorlled the u,e of a jeep for
lo c ^ % l? U d « m ^ n r h a I' iutt! *t Rliin‘r
.....
^
» » T delivery purpose*.
b$
a p S ln t t d T h n lr ln Of -l'-: h
n:.'„ro,’ id’ m,8ht drv^
lit ! " ^ r Pacific.
Committee on Clvie Affair*, "* thj
Admirnl Tower* evptc**.«M hi* Pauley Named Under
Linn*, by King Lion Cl>•!<• It»m- views in a brief new* conference
Secretary Of State
»*y who warned him tint ho idmaril the Unili-d Slate* battlewould be fined if he *pokc moie •hip New J*Mfey in Tokyo Bay.
than five
or lc*» than <w*i He etnikc after u brief ccmiujnv
WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. vTv—
minutes
'
in which he turned over command President Truman tut, nominated
Lion Robson came tight to the of thr Fifth Fleet In Vice A d Edwin Wendell Piudev ax Umlerpoint of hla speech which » a « In miral Frederick Shernun — • n Secrelary o f -Htnte. Pnuley haa
the effect that a* the hta,| of Iho berlbboncd veteran of carrier been named to lake the olnce of
committee, with two men to be warfare.
Artemus Gate*, who ha* resigned.
selected to work under him. he
Tower* already ha* left Tokvo Pauley ha* boeh Pr»«i*|ent Tru
wpuld co-operate to the fullutt ex bv rlnne for r *nfercnre* In man’* representative nn w «r rvvie project* with the Se Wft*Hn*rton. He «vili succeed Ad parstion* and provioualv V a *
tent on civic
minole County Chamber of Com miral Haymnml A. Sprnnnca ax treasurer nf thr t emocrallc )
merce, Junior Chamber of Com commamler of the Pacific Fleet tional C«mmitlt
merce and Sanford Merchant* ’* Op Feb. 1. Tower* plan* to lake
The Chief Klenitive also »#of
Association. ' He then 4at down. Up the Navy demiddliintinn quen- to the Senate the no nlnatlon o f '
and Tall Twister Dick Ell.berry. t|on whilff
,, in Washington.
J, Stuart Svminrton to he assist
at once fined him 10 cent* f o
r _____________________
ant Secretary of War, Hyttiing\
^
too brief a speech.
Dr. I I . # . I J„hn I'nuf Jone*, famous U. S. ton at present Li surplu* propetty administrator.
BUlbjr way | fu ett ot the club.
p*val officer, wa* culor- blind.
I n v e s t i g a t o r s Question Raised
Refuse To Call
On Validity Of
Mr. Churchill Chinese Assembly
Towers Suvs Navy
Efficiency Reduced
By Deinnhilizatinn
> ■
' Miv - '1F53:'jfe£;W*
/c%
Fair fuss S a y s P ro
posal Almost Same
A h Bcvisud I Tn i o n
Inuruasu D e m a n d
�,
THE BANFORD HERALD, SAN
CAGE TWO
m r iir ti nr m * a tU H R X i
Iter.
I,
II.
llushlo n
111 la in . *11.. A « i a u
Ladies WhQ Love
!#;»» A. M- - ouada) School, Iferl
Smith. tfupsr Intehdeot.
Ili* « A- M- *— -Alnruln* Worship,
7;#i> P, it.—V
M n i.y i n i n a a r i K o r n
c iir n n i
riKV. AIAI'.K IV.liPKNTEIt. Iteclor
Mnty Canminnion, lioe
A.
M.
V. P. .H.
*:»• I V M. — ectenlna WofsUJp.
T :i 0 1‘. II.— W Fd n M d ir, l * r t p f
and Praia* s e rv ic e .,
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HuhJpy A c re lrr— lliOO A. M.
lim iR i) H r liw l—» :( l A. M.
TH E
alii T II o iiik
Fll Flu'll
k a i t i #t
««rel Jtva. al N’lrilti HI. At
/'Amp, Poeti.r .
nut.tay Hrhusit,
s . l i A. AL.
T. W. Mldillaton. Hu pi.
Iln r n liu t 'ln ih ip .
II:* # A.
g i r i m * Wnrahip,’
l r » P. •!
W n l n n ib r . P raye r H»rvlre.
ty«ln w lay- H.f vice— i:#0
A t ih n a i.t tip HOD
aaaferd
should come dpwn.
rn»r« L a u ia l ,\‘ et-an.t t
"tvn rra Jerua I* Ileal'
. .Sunday Pci
Hup, , l*HII' A
I'etCI U C rilw i, Pastor
Sunday Hchool, I#:## A, M. *
ilrru h l t" I l M u i , HupiM xinlna Wmelilp, l i eu A. -M.
J>|rerlor lira . Myra ll.isark
T. t\
«.JU P. M.
Devotional Farvlca,
U it r a I a i
li.a u A. M
1‘hrlat Ambassador* lyoung panv ia l. J:0O I*. Al.
I> »n*> IHtli- Mealing, 1:09 P. At.
Krenlna Wurahly. T:J* P. VI
Wednesday
P III« T
I'U llla T IA A
i I I I Mi ll
U »« Hanford Avenue
William perry
Minister
Humlay Hrh.«d Worship
>:t*
P la y e r- Service, f :
i.i.
Mut't.e
fa th u u c
f i, r ,vr„
I*. Al..
Post O lllre Address
Pl.un* I l f
•
•>>iinw si,Te~ri;
—
Wi>tsl,lp and Herman,
- Wednesday fisrvtt*
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JUD'I1. At,
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•arvlwaa m i Sunday—
i ll- .- le va A. At.- Hunday .gchool ■
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l .* H R a O A S IIU
,
H A r r ir i c m m i *
Hut., i i li TaylU r, pi»l
ROF'1»l is'A'iut. ID.*-, A. I
ttoland lilie s, *Hup».
n ln t r r Union
t:7 * P. At.
ednsadar I'r p * r Htrvlre^ l:!*
JUrawt. *. *
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F in e r wW rrttm iaT r ifl:n r n
I le < l J,' Av1>l r « W ISr.' prttSr.'
»HJ A. M — Sunday KchouA, J.
Oavif. anperinisadeiec. ’y "
I <Il-ue A. ’ M — Morning Wursh
ti*g P. At. Yti.nll. F aliw w in lp ,'
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p . o ?t. • iflertnwi >-s u .i
CM 111ST C ll I ' H C I I - I A AII Agouti
liais - 1ila eti *it* f1tfls a iia lse it IH
-
Allnlsler. J. tlurna'fd l(»ol,
Himday Hrh ml. >te:D*. ■'
Atoming
‘W i.rsKIft* 11 :**.*
la (.M u s ic ,
H vrn lna I'e r v lc * 7:1a P. At
n'm ship. m a c a .
I'rntning Unlnn, S.IA
Worship. j ; l * f . M.
n I). illlO W N t.t.'H ' D.' tV. Pa«lor.
irrtjijgptiijj H
nri
»p t , tejggvi . af,
Wsdr.sSday
*rrlee>
1‘nrrwr »*f J ' . h ;j|t| Third ,j
1 H 'liids)'-ssrs I. a s :' - hr"' .a ' m _ rh .rtsry ifo r handiiy sMoWilng *.
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t ' t i A. At -hu iu lay-Hch<u>l. 1 1 . 1 'T A Ml — Alti hlng AVorstilp. K ar phone* foK hurt! o( hsurhi*,
u ;u l\ At. 1 Jiin im ■sh.l H-nlur
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.... F I n * r t.i n n * i * t a h t iH 'iii ii
| J'?o P Al. — liyenlag Worship
Mwiulnd AwtHlilp— tt .ee )A. 'A,P
Hints Uchiy.r—V:H. a . « .
la k e W srr
M A H IItk K t i l l Ill'll
w h s i .k v a v
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i'll ran t
' g g i n s . • //
-IJH FINEST J,
BOATS
30 Models - front Ronhnal
Outboard* - RunatumU • (,’rul
**n» lo fiO foot Yaihl*.
Exclusive I T Hull Design o
! Higgin* 1'laatlrlx‘rd llomled I'l)
wihmI. 60 II,I*, lo Twin 200 I I.I*.
gasoline or dleHcl
dledel pow
power.
Level Riding - Dry, 7 Safe 011
Turn* - Soil Riding . Shallow
D r a f t - Exceptionally H e *,
worthy,
'A V A IL A B L E SOON
tVrlle or I'hone U » Collect
for further Information and
priority order ’ information.
H AN SO M - IllIJ N f;
B O A T CO. INC.
Phone T1I 8
"511 TC Brarh RL
D A Y T O N A BEACH
t k iiia v
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Itvarigi.llstlc ' Hal ,its , Mtdwnste PfayefiklM i,
M
•
Anil McDade, a Chattanoopnn
bo hat LUrgeonad a passing
urth from «
fancy In the flow er* Into
thousand dollar, t>rofltalbit bqii* 1 Recently Me Dade Ipvaded the
near within five yeara. w anU .lo
w ori^Vbld with. I f * purrhue of
iln something about It.
the complete atock o f the Orchtd-
i ™1"
Thursday ftvanlag
and alto contain
WS
V
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N O W ITS
115 A FUWNV
Vbu
KNOW
d V fiN G ~1H 'M O B f W O R R i w '
dhuiG^
HAPPEN
*•^ ■•*‘ 1-
Having your car cam ! for by the
“ When an orchid o*IU for that \
much, it doean't fulfill, the1pur)
poae o f e flower.__We here at vypao- prwuw. rn■
" fllrermnnt <Irchl Ja don't belle, e b f bloom “ vrhlc!
lit encouraging auch prlrc*.
* "When we really g e t 'going (hia
venture already approaches the them, wnleh InctoHe rare and
slie ariif scope of tlie largest In.If- particularly
type*” used
-right 'a d rrifT 'g k r affg- - l i n s - r n r
portant a* haylrtg th e rig h t doc
tor fo r ail operation. Don't take
rhancea. Comi^tb ii* with coinplele confidence that your m
i* In 'th e Itahda of comtmtcnt
workmen - *
pemlent orchid grower o f the, nr* p rin cip ally fo r eghirntJon o r breed
jio n il'w e 'd like to acjl our- blooirta
a t f t each vtohlch would mean n
fa ir re ta il j i r l t r 'of fl£A0 o r |3 .
seed pod tin on* rep resen t* an efy
" It ’* nolShat w# wouldn't like fo r t to crosa an E a s t e r blooming
to lake'In the money— we juit p la n t w ith another hoted fpr HI*
believe it’d he belter for the bml- s it e and co lo r. III the Hope o ff g et
nes* to aell mi>te orchid* for lean" tin g e p la n t w hich Mill bloolm
, That's ffom,a iqan who can ree- e a r ly In the * p rlh |r; whVh 'orcHId*
(Rgmtiry* e!fpeet to have around a re IP high dem and, ' ’
t
" I want to go tnithe I|H,t, HARDWARE COMPAN'Y.djw
luss.Myan a child enjoy* court eon a- service, quality There haamsc ,
I add rcasonnlrle prltea."
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S fM IN 0 1 L c .
fm
t S tt ti f f)T i'f1
* I t I- J
^
^ O i'N O .E A f lK AVF.
70,000 flowering plant* within two
ot three years. 'The .(iiaUly uf'(Ivermont Orchids 1* Indicated by
g ran t of two aw ard s o f m erjt,
two first class -certificate* am i u
silv e r medal to .M flb d e ’* entries
In a recent *hnw— nn unprecedent
ed honor fo r n sin g le g ro w er. ’
M rtb d e 's no.v full blown in te r
est -in or .-I: Ids wn* plan led le *
Ihnn ten y e a i* ago by a frltin I
and I losstimbd liecau ie h'a - Mm,
never p a rticu la rly h a p ry in bu*lness, “ loveil to work w it h - ’ the
V!04 P. M
Major A. ‘H Wtiorioti in ‘Optra)
Handay H. l.u.,1,
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A. »|.
P la y e r ewrvic* l e w -A. ]
V, P. IVC 'O U I*. .|tJu -s.
Church Hrr'ctra*. II
airrai Aii-rim*. i .'h r, a
'Jvkngsli^le Hervlc*. g;«* p
**rldjy Kerrtce *i*e> P/ ti. i
1f *T»rE
, »: { \ fJT= fJ
I’rwye)
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"* r i t K l :
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V
n e .r n n in s r
Uiks *S|>S|
n il
J. W. rV K V , Pastor
O e d s y Aclitml, lo.oO A- M
h lra rh lh *. I l t l l A M.
r P, M. A . 7:10 P. M,
“ raarhlag, 1:00 P * Al.
fill
IIF
ih
)i or
I.S T T H II
J i:*l'* rim
hav
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Amrrtrsn l,rgli.n Mm
tins bl.M k WssA t>l I-am t
Hrrvte* »ii-fy Jiu n d i). J ; 3 (
tlurst spsokar*.
LtyjtT.
H
K. CltOOKl
Yen. when, w e return
to you th e y ’ re
com p letely
ro «to re d
tludr
Clothpa
q rlg in a l’
)n *t
P lo r id g jb sec his orchid collection
an d ’ to g iv e him a few p lant*.
T*>at we* the start of (hr
hobby turned big business. M.-»
Drde rented a small apare in
a florUHi greenhouse and began’
puttering around with orchids.
Mr*. .MeDade gave Impetaa to
hi* Interest hy presenting, him
with a Imtik on orrhld cu ltu re.
"Thnt wji* the mbat g vm nalve
I ’ book ahe ever’ bought
>lsnis and their developmynt. He
'Can-a serious study ef orchM*
and.iater davaloped 11 controil-d
method of sCed culture suitable
tn this -climate.
to
freuhnoaH.
loiiKcr
after reiving as govt n o r of
Puerto It ten.' invite,! Mn.ade te
ntii'hiegly.
Everest, his elder son, 1!
*d nn even greaffcr interest
px p o rtly cleaned and prenaetl c l o t h s
I tn HMI, M cL a d e decided to “ pin
'm y Ufe sa v in g * into anm cihing
if
cleaned .o ften .
w en
L A N E Y D R Y C L E A N IN G CO.
of
c n n ik T
1*. County Cuurlhnus*.
IF F .
AVnrihl|i_ sn d
Mt,- 1
I»:u« A. At, Communion. t l:l#
.
evening k lr v lr # — t ild P. Al.
log — T ile F. At.
A ttT H in t I . llt in .K J I, sllntster.
S hopping i» hard-wotlt-at
hard on the fccr-aiuUurd on
t,hc pockc£l?Qpk. Stores ate crowded with holiday buyers,
h a r g a | ) ^ f i ^ ^ e a s y W ,fi|
Ex^^Ucrieii,/ Lady,-fou d9o-r hijv,
y °m ?
cooVefiiencc—at
H ® o iq ; >TO(jce
one step ogtsidft
in comfort and
“
H.*t*YQUr fiflgcttip-plcnttful,
day to lighten your* household
Uvjng ’ipore p la in t
;
New Finance. P in , on Con:
Roopy S -
Florida Slate I
^ t b ; id ig
.n iin n i
Paalar.
Horn In* WursMp— II * t A. Al,
llvsiilng Hervles-.f uu |*. M.
Thursday— Mldvraak Prayer Her
-"
own* an Interest loo), Has grown
1 no wnue ngnt [ i p ui u ie .a u ii|n> n
foater than it* erf hi,1 tlanU which aun are composed, of many color-1 Ultra-violet
tike u t n yeaha'ld mature. It
now ownft’ arobhd 22,000 bloodline
plarit*, Jin equal ndmber which
HOME TOW N NE
will; tn«tore Within two" or three
year*, and at least 00,000 seed*
lin n rotnlnif alpng.
J '* v 8 n P r~
a second. feneration orrMdist
whose father, 0|h*r, Is one if
the nation’* fore™ oat expert*,
retard the mature and nearly*
* } » ■ & *». « o w * « e
„;T h a retail price <or an orchid,
tunning Ih wartime from |7 to world famous firm. - In addli
?20. i*-"ttvi high," he auds, amidst I to ft* own
ekref
- tendrd
owrt dtrylhlly
temled m
lit /tout* C «lh M le Chuffiiy ICO
a profusion of Idooma from lonw'
tV Ifiif.
ti^ d p ry: SIT W eit U ih m r««L pf hia 22,000 - flow cring plant* tn
Hanlnrr
‘ irt i o r f lielghtM.
lle la h la
greenhouse* atop Signal Mountin',.
a
illN is iiA b
a v i)
s t ia jin v A H T
- A I.I.IA M I; T A iii'.n v a i i.r:
H anlo nl.b rlahd u 'H ig hw ay — lie
P.
who lore ’ rtrChtda Should 1look
with o ff act loti on C lin t’ MtDade,
a big volume grower who believea
the price of the exotic bloom*
j a n u a w
its money as
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F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y
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S A N F O R D f l E R A l . l ) , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A
18, 1910
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United States "shares the reipon- |5iJ,fKV: antjual ipjota fur ihe rout
snd said that difficulties nose
,011.is* (lid t<»
nihility to relieve the ‘ suffering"
allotled n
>f tin
being encountered by agriculture
a - d urin g tho
resulting from the '■appalling dis <■eiui.ui>. l'niaii,) luu an ntimiqi !
ai* not temporary.
location of population in Europe." it'iola" of U.fuM, Austria* 1,11
■‘When strikes get had. the pu
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blic howls to Cbngny< to do someoii ; evsons
n r i ' M l i i t n said:
2. - , 1. tlulgnria liwi. lloneoi' - '
i
iiuuui urn mi tjitc viw ** i*h i
the i l i y s i a t l ^ H
* 1 1,1
"To the extent that our present a'l.l Unumatiia ,1i".
toward socialised economy is la
.-I out. in - tho
ktn,’ he declared. He pointed
immigration laws permit, evetvYU a* l-slied III ref 1*'-*
,
111 BRACK IL CURltV
tin. means
tary. wtio also introduced Mr. A i out that Lusiness should he fair to
thing, lumjlde should be done .it li-p b im l to-i-on, w ill |«».-htu c - f
. tf m iiie j or
j
ling and drew from the latter u employees and self-icgulnting In
W ASHINGTON — \Var-iiit|*o*ed nine to facilitate the entrance of j to th n i'iin tiy , o f birth, i
.1,. ..i those whi|
icport that it was the b?*t intro- its human i‘ilstion»hips, otherwuj leittaint
,
immigration null ta u t of these displaced pgtfotM I ttittpleX a m n issued to a I‘ole m
ducuwi he had ever receives, there are demands on the govern will be h"dilated, in a shrrt, ani) refugees into the United j <NiiuaVr will be i-li.iigrd to .J f
u .* no i mental
ticbrgv Touhy outlined the Vet ment for regulations.'
tim e a trickle o. war refuge . amt States."
eran's Homecoming program achjJ •Tie doc taied that depression* displaced'uWfons, pushed
The
President** ________
directive ,....
priu*n< or y,
.... __________
doled Tor Apr. :L
are due to an inadequate "cTiaky’’ ed ft dm their hotitfe±Tiy the Nails, i ei pally lifted* two groups:
Mi. Bitting. Association presi money system ami incorrect pilin'- will start entering the United,
i. Native* of Central and.Ka-tdent, a| pointed .George Stine. R*y soi hy ot manage menl which stres State
from European tefupc? cm Europe ariil On* Balkans, since
Mann and J. W. Newell, al a nomi ses
_ technics!
____improvement*
^ _____ ___ rather yamp
__ -ami di».
most of live gg-UgCviis
— •*.
siMk *•**-■"
nating committee to select tiam-ix than recognition o f't h e fact th? - OilUi iiiciricbtMm»Jpri>**nMy■vcrn,^,|JrisT'pcr»Sliir nro from thi-^e
of heads o t carious merchant *'humun
productivity ‘is 'the sour.c Pirdi'inmate.
"
areas.
committees.. •
..............of nil wealth", nnn added
that n
Aether Rtidei I'H'sidcnt
fvur Persons n| (he Oswego, N.
Mr, Ailing, whose Foundation science of human pngiueering is i an
December.’ .32 (mmigratMi i y „ u;,r tebrcauTn camp.
is deYVtal to engineering letter needed to. insure prosperity and
yovei I’j jn ilt committotal iinmml nnmigiation
human relation* in bualness and avoid depressions. 1
tee \t_tll give oii.Ute-j.ccne o.-i-l- (plot* for the uo.iitiie* of Uentrni
Il w ill In* quite d’.hili* until f'Vt't'yi*li(* can trade
industry, and which Includes AnAir. Coleman gave a forecast of r « ••' to help speed 4hr movement •,llMj |^.u.r„ tTimpe and the Ball !
iho-a Umla, Jr., of Hlavia on Us lhs-plaru of HigA'htuuligr of L'nni
- r n - .r-n'stnt -!P*,nt*r ——jy-s-the I
iTT rU lirw cat. I -1 in . - !i lu y lili Ji v - _ i - iulvl *
pierce relating to Sanford and Se-1 t c - :m,| UisplarcSi prison,. 1 h migration and NaturnlirnlionServ
"diisy period of prosperity during minule Coonfy during the coming *»*i . • Or will tome in umlej e\ ice.
,
i
ami I'iiint your olii ear. ileautify mt*l protect it
the west five. *t* o r seven years.', year, and divided plans of theji-tm.- immigration law ■
Under the law, *>o -rwore than
romewhat like thi 'JO'S, ami then Chamber of Comm.-fCe into two;
ID *',1, by Ug,, Unm..|. ..on
tnnv
* . HTwivi1
^ iTi te- hi valiie filtt'i ' r
stock n.itiket gyrations mid a phase*r -pinn*-’ that .'will develop
? ( • nnttrrnli'atiiin X i ' , a
much biggof smash up than ill with time,
itnmedhtle plims,
.
fr
‘
' will
lc,|, '-et
V" Tin.
limit* the. numticr of. persons |
IVJU with much resulting unem-1 Long range plan No. 1. begun puitnosii.
dip ” committee
picynieot. Thr factors that make f|vr y,,ar!1
j, the deepeulng ui* ! i. c oj flg tiff ice* in tin- A who can be plucked from camp* t
in Luiopi- to about d.ldMJ u nmhrii.l
for booms and depressions me to 10 or 12 fert of the St- Johns J+hjt*-n*i-voflo of fiennuny.
The Immigration and --Natural!- '
not t’ hangod, but are' on the con River,.he said,- and predicted that
, ’S T T T T
* s * # - i> umerlVIi, sh.1
trary, magnified, be sold.
Congress would nt propriate fund*
He pr.-dlctcd an increasing for this project in the Spring.
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e “ l,
ed by the President’*
diloctive.
amount of labor trouble in VPtit,
In-line with this »"a« the plait Ire.-ttese o f fire* w ill :>n* > .an the
Some of the Quotas
dificatii a* of refugee* ."hd lisfur the Sahfotd termitml euditdc*
A quota mf n iio it 2.S,tlOU o f t!
ing n junction of water, raii fit 1 Via *‘d per win* -cj‘king lu enter
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highway facilities, which included (be Unite | St af . 1
llrBSillW w ltr«,»a*»>*l»|e
Why The> Slopped
a City pQtchAsa of tflfol wesl "> f
o i s i r v l , n s T i n » t l:s f
iHtrutjJ th
French Av>nue. devrb.p.ocoi-- ■>(
it i:l* \t it i S(t*
a VlT.'i.OOO state rood department J50ru rttlm* *“
’*'.') State*.
ItdM Ite-knlriK*
piTijrrt to change the take front f t .in
'•*■ ^nt” -rc.isod*; ttari*l-rrmpl A Ksefrt V rr,rr
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s , m t llf 'lT M * .
routes ictween Sanfonl-jrttd* Trrn- !* * In O.-n ..lip’ tngc?, -,'Jitjih* nf
ton. New Jersey "and Philadelphia, \ Iril"t Fi ill l nntular ufficcs and id.laiw freight ratrf roblting should T! i . If _
" C,J by ciiciny |,l(iill|
u. »;*!J fo r evanipiy. ii.o j i in
l » an Inducement for bvution hole
of industtial plants, he uddfil.
*
*f
th e
ininiigiitlm ii
'lie attessed as plan No., 2, the t,i ltd.* i A %! 11i- mpsl. In lilt 1 tin- T ig .
** w|il iUHU•i tn f i * ti in t (Viit. |t
nfced of developing mor* t"un»l
facilities In. Sanford., nnd need of r*» r i *ix n il c «»tt in 1014 and
1 *! aV ij p ►> cent jn f i l l
Iletter housing facilitie-, new
forms- *uf entcrtiiiiuneitt and reN'lo t ie /debt frutiuin ijiycreation, projects in this ditWlinn.
Number three pro feet t* gojid
u -fu .rjp «!
roads, he said, and added tiuit the
State Bond Deportment would
spsnd $770,000 in Seminole Coun
1>-V i'<
ty this yeai. 11.* lul'l of |.f (*gIc*>
an Road 41 to tlelicva. plans for
.inking (hi* with tte tVe'.iv* Ito.i.l,
.n il sulil linil tbl- >“ •>«'«* l "O'.dd
m lei in Fibiuui) f.n. It -.i l 21,1.
UviiNld to the Uraog*’ 1 .*onV> tViC.
I i o p tt N». I. in' -aid. was de
velopment of basic, m lustrls* re-,
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PRI7F7
lattni In the truck, .'in
and ih Ilic bu sin c, and he pointed oyt
the advantage- of Knnford ft.no
A T T U I.
the vicApmnt of bcBiion of raw
matcnul. power. la i»o . fu-Jglit
rules nnd distribul.mi facilities.
I 'l. K S
L lid lO N
Th.’ City lias la"1* t " r tnctory
sites, he raid. Other projeeU
stressciI were. Sliding fin iiitic* to
make Sanfiml u bust-ball training
area »uth m lirancli Rickey
the
Broaklyn Iti*lger* is im» storting,)
developing a Imat basin, and s.U- ]
plum- ramp, s ittin g » rad... *la*
nun, developing the * mint. t'VS
piogrsni, and u*« ” f Navnl Ur
Station fa d itie* after the u-So
i* deactivated.
Following the program, a bo > I
‘of ihrcclni* meeting wa- iielti a 1
Andrew Stine waa tie* t*d P“
dent of the A mocIuIIoii f<n j '1
iorlicom ng year, r-cn RaU'1,
-va« appointed vice pr.sidcnl noa
\ A. Morrison wn* oamc.i *<*-■'r t
Lory and treasurer.
■ Surface* which reflect none "ofSir Isaac Newton discovered P
I
A I 1 i n <r
A n d
the sun's rays appear hlsr^.'Suc- that
at tne
the color or
of any substance 5
*Js
T*
face* .'which reflect nil of the Is due to the light which full*
Upon it,
■tin's light ray* appear while.
H. I L C o l e m a n
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UND
R A C IN G
Restraints S oar
To Be Eliminated
NEW CAR?
n a te s s t 5 r t “ “
\ 8:00 I»JW. Sharp
Tonight's AlWSUr Fcalttrc
SEVENTH RACE— F U TI'R ITY
M&f
rtfs*
G R fL fW D V m BUS
Is im the at* nvrr
WDnO lohTghi ' m
oilO and mrr WLOF
at 6;23 with all the
"dope" »n the dug*
At ..the . .Sanfurd-()rlandu Kennel Club.
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S A N F O R D -O R L A N D O
FACTOR
GREY P A N
ItE N N fe L C L U B
Hr MATRON
.FLASH COMMANDER
LONGWOOD
. ; CRAFTYoCCWrtK .NO' MINORS ALLOWED
SCATTY MALONE
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An ftn u te 17 (Hnrtfhrd H ig h w a y )— * ^
about, 12 mile.* South o f S n n fo rd '
TURN AT R K ILARROW
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K tt
RIDES *
CASH
FAIR
I s l a n d P a r a d is e
Is N o S a n ctu a ry
For H o m e le s s '
T A H IT I—Thl* island |*ara.ii
ha* a housing shortage loo,
Kent* have cllmlied to level,
never before • eiperienee*!. u*“i ,
Ulopi*-sc«kcr* who came.here i“
vay from.afich things unFor
. ciL So tnatfy of them «>*’ ,
clamoring for steamer pa*f»g>
Children Under 12
home, and *o little pa»*engei
space U available on ahip* calllio. The hltf evml will he n
here, that the would-be cxmlii* ■
cltlWren'H parade on (ht*
taking on tinge* cf panic.
Rationing has been discoittinui d fairground*.
and shop* are displaying an *.Decorate vour Idcyclc—or
accustomed-variety o f new . on ■
your doll ntrrimic. Dreu*
chamiisr, but price* ate uleej*up your dog—Drgtwt youronly add to the dlscoiirngfitiritl
of those who picked Tahiti a. • t’elf “tip. comic or other
haven of picturequc and inexpco
wise. He at tile main gate-*
■Ue living.
at
2 I'.M. thi* Saturday.
On top of ew-rything else, the
10 cnsh prizes anti passes
driest season in 2 year* is pntvh
Ing the countryside and water i
will be awarded those
scarce,' especially for bathing
wclecltd ’ for r t 'l enentt,
Thsre ft 'ptehly" o f ‘salt water in
comedy, .etc.'
the lagocna but they are too full
of oclopi for swimming parties.
However, letter* are still coin
Nq.Entry Fee
ing here hy every mall from dis
Just |te There
tant mainland citie*. inqulrine
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'about the low cost of living ai d «*
Other advantages of letln'-imnt in Each rltilri w hir en ters the
Tahiti—away frum it all.
parade w ill he Riven ohe
fre e ride, w h e th er ■ th e y
When Mary Queen of R,*nl
win o r n o t..w
married her cousin ls>rd Darnley
she married the men who next to
herself wa* In line for succession
to the British throne.
In seven yeera, he ran .rind
M l If he lost that *1,000 or ha*
a plant wrarth many, many tlmr«
that aaaounL
D / Y V l'f
M e lto n
•5,H.r)
I ill
Urepew and
(iroup I, prices lo $5.98
-REDUCED TO
Croup 2gvalues lo ,$‘J.98
SALE PRICE
....
k 'V 't ’
, l; i c ! v u t s , .l/ u j* it l.it -
V a lu e s ,
LADIES’
Itrau lriu l
t t /
Wirnlci
Sizcsvj)
to
Hi
$ 4 ,3 5
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FRIDAY, JANUARY 18. 19IG
TH E SANFO RD H E R A LD , SANFORD, F LO R ID A
Strike Losses »
The Sanford Herald
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SUtaMUked la
raklUhml
Sail?
x*»r*r4.
III
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IIM
••4 K„4,| *■t
u lt H a r
S'UrtSa
Masaalla Atraaa
• All •Mlwnry nallrf*. n iN g
Ihaaki,
aid Mllraa
tR lr r liliM r ita f i r ik i |»«r|NMC
niBI.K
VKKHR FDR TODAY
YOU WIEE BY NO MEANS
LOVE THEM LESS IIECAUSE
YOU LOVE GOD MOKE. GOD
MUST. UE. SINCERELY LOVED
“T W O tVORSHIPPED:
He that
loveth father of mother more than
.yne It not worthly of me.— Matt.
10:37.
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. For the Young Grown Old
<Frof "The Phoenix Nest" In Th
8atgn)ay Review of Literature)
The tragedy
of war toll) last • .
for those whom It
"'w h o bsve no way
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to tell the cost
' in dollars, of
'
the youth they lost;
who hail to face
the unforeseen ,
they hardly knew '
the unfamiliar
Heth-Wlnd blew; ’
and in the role*
to which they sprung.
.
- • how swiftly they
grew old loo young,
lieut.) K. K. YOUNG; U. K. N. R.
An American Is a pemon who
believes in free speech for himself
while telling you tn pui up or
I f the meat packers ktrike last*
a. f»w day* longer, the nation'*
bouiekeeier* will certainly have
•omethlng to beef about.'
Congratulation* to italph Hagwell, Sanford man. who has been
made state director for Florida of
the saving* bonds division of th*
U. 8. Treasury.
.
THE GREAT GLACIER
Many people who work in the celery field.i\in SanfoKd
probably don't atop to think much about what tVe atrikea
in northern factory centers mean to them. If theyVhlnk at
nil about it,'they probably figure that the automobile atrike
m »"< m iim ly. j»_iti»lay In t h - t i - . — Mih ... tha;.
new. automobile. A few may ualltc that the break In the
celery market may have been Twuscd by thin very atrike
and othera like it.
.
A report from. Detroit reveal* that atrikea have re
duced anticipated automobile production in 1946 from 600.000 to 82,445, representing a loss in new car sale* of $.134.
044,000, of which the dealer's ahare In vnrfous distribution
centers in $83,511,000, The loss in wages to the automobile
workers themselves was $600,000,000.
’ .
Hut there’ have, been many othey losses besides,
many of which air impossible to estimate. Factories mak
ing radios, heaters, and other accessories for automobiles
have lost $25,000,000. There arc 376,000 used cars which
would have been available for trade-in if new cars had
been ready to take their place. There arc 139,183 automo
bile salesmen standing amimd waiting, with lui . r a r a -trv
.HAI.TIMUKX --j.
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W# wonfler If Jjemlnole County
raallzer ‘ hnw^much money goew
but of town •* a result of 8eminote County pstronage o f out of
town hdsplul*. » *
kk.1 , REGULATION SIZE
Ideal for vour game
room. Complete with
net, net posts, four
paddles and bails.
also—
I’ing Pong Accessories
NETS
Hh*
lund wa* among 300 worker* rreparing, the ration Isiok. Eklund
devised and pul intp operation
lha pliiig tyetem-whkLnirw keeps
him busy long after the ration
b«<»k has beccme extinct, . Hi*
in**, with a card for every ratip'll Itook issued in Maryland, con
tain well over .1.000,000 name*.
. Eklund tonally works eight
TmUfs '» day.
Rut many lime*,
when thing* were more active,
lie Would take work home and
until lute
tall over index
at night. DPA i.fliriaD estimate
that he has c-intrilmted well «jver
IC.Con w.iAt, , f hi* time. *
lie snyt he thinks hell tiavu
the files rnnjpleted l-t nirnut three
months. But he won't qolt^lhcn.
AN IfKHADAY
wo Kt DO!
BALLS j g
7 Goonipmur
PA ’DDLES $1.25
P L A Y MORE
"S';!;;
r.ited personnel of S e m i n o l e
County who will assemble in Or-
Undo to rewire *this meJat are
E. A. lituiuloy, Ralph l hapman.
Joseph Eelnhart, %amf Janies (E
C PA R T IN C
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Sumter CourrtV L<al lluarti: C.
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H. Allen. « . D. Hrltlges, Sr. I(.
riQfJ K A R T F I R S T S T
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I . (.riggs, Uobort Uayea. P. II.
, , , |i|(Ua, l>iw; i nr |> <> \
i'o.ictl, and A. M. Parker.
b llb e o r - l.ll.) |
Lake County Local I)oard: -1!.
C. 'Colltne, C. F. Diincnti, Carl E.
In China the classini were cut
hen.-in K. C- lluey. anil (ieutge into tnldet* whlih were prime.i
J. White,_____ .
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|.y hand.In 176 A. D.
Selective Service
Officials Will Be
Awarded Medals
. ST. AUGUSTINE. Jan. IB.
(Special)—Ote January 24th •the
uncompensated personnel of the
Selective 'Service System In Ihl*
vieiplty tik be jiwarded the Selec
tive Service Mr do I will assemble
in Orlando to re:eivc this awanl.
Hits presentation will h« mail.,
by Lieutenant-General Albert IE
Dlaadlng, representing the GdV»f-‘
nor, In the Angehilt Assembly
Room. The ceremonies will begin
promptly a t,2:00 P. M.
“ It would never be possible
for me to adequately express inv
evaluation of the service* which
these eltixens have contributed,**
said General Collin*, the State
lllreetor df Selective, lit ditcuMIng the cercmoniee. *'I aersonaRf
feel humble when I tnlnk how
futile our.efforta would have been
without thrlr active 'cooperation | her* of Appeal Hoards, and
and n«r rtom si— . h-.-t*ik-*tf-l.i-». (.overnnictu Appeal AceuU wm»
uneompensated personnel of the I ware eligible .|hrrefur <>n Vugint
.yc!»* tiv?
rrvltr System o f ie* 31, IK46. I'rrs«»tis in thr*f
r<ting from amoiy? their net*!i. Il«mj qunlifyint: for thin auanl
thi»«» who were to forego *fter August 31/ IU45, nn I Kx*
Nation,
A delay In ..the production of
the medal makes it Impossible to
present-these to all petsops rfuatIfied to receive them at this
particular time. This initial' 8Ute
presentation lx therefore limited
by National tUadquartera of thw'
Selective Service System to thoso
member* of Local Hoards, mem-
SANFO RD FORUM
i . Whuton * Churchill,
Florida's
. most- prominent visitor, eays,
**W# shouldn't bring all our
_. troop* beck from Europe too eoon.
The armies hav* to In kspt In the
i field In order that all tha work
’f - we have don* to. achieve vklory
will not bg destroyed. W# (the
F Knglish) are not numerous enough
to handle pbstwa^Europ# alone.’
, It would In . too bad If the' hoys
tn thslr hurry to get home left In
such a hurry znty had to go bark
^ E ta r-a n d do' It all over again.
W f l n t - e a n » - t c r Hanftmlf heiw-h
s few yeara ago—23. to >># exact 18,000
ie power company her# waa
«d h r tha Southern Utllltlea
eh waa doing tho best Job It
d under the circumstances.
’ the circumstance# were not
i n favorahls. W e remember
q th M J g h U . went out almoet
w ,tlmw It rained, and went
nuzhtll they liecame so dim It
herd to road every time the
la started. At that .time It
only 25 miles o f line In San*
t and served only 1.800 ius
er*. Now It has 150 mile* of
and aervoa 8.800. And whafs
0 , despite th* war, labor and
nr • shertoges, It* service ha*
C i v i c Department
Has Luncheon Meet
William Davis
Social Calendar Mrs.
Entertains A t Bridge
SATURDAY
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The young people of the Pres
byterian Church are invited to
enjoy a «hay ride Jnu. ID which
will be organized tit the church
•nd* will-depart at 7:16 P. M.
Come on young people,* bring
jim r friend* and enjoy good
dean fun, delicious cat* and a
Florida moonlight ride.
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SUNDAY •
The Townsend Club will hold
its Fifth District Council meet'
Ing In Orta, Vl*|a at 2:30 P.M.
Frienda of Fled John Hcnder
' Mrs. William Davis of Orlando will legret to learn of hi* lllncii
entertained Tuesday evening with at hJ» home on West First Street.
a bridge parly honoring Miss
Louise-'PcrKir* at the home of • Mr. and Mr»7 K. G. Truitt of
Mrs. J. t>. Woodruff. 112 Weat Washington. D. C. are the guest*
Seventeenth Street. Vari-cntored of Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Madden.
snapdragon* were used to deco
rate the’ party room* where sev
eral progression* of bridge wjrry
enjoyed.
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.Mr*. Edward Higgins. Jr., ws|
awarded nn altnirtiVe {rult l»o» 1
a* high score prize and Mr*.
Lieu). Col. Carl Nordgren has
Frunk Woodruff, III .won n *et- ictumed
to
Philadelphia. Pa.
a* scieeno prize. The whrre' No will resume his duties
hnU-xs •presented -the honorcc with the Burpee Seed Compaiiv
The regular r>urine>, and inaplratlonal meeting of .the I’re.hyterlan Woman* Auxiliary will
|h* heTd'itt 8:T(6 .IV M. *n f ifie
chureh with Mr*. J. N. Gillon
•a leader of the mspiintinn.d
program.
1 he Pnxt Matrons Club, O.K.Si
will have the ni>mml banpiet nil I,
Initiation at the Masonic Hall at
7:30 P, M.
Program meeting of the WfM.U.
of the First Raptl.t (huch.will
be hold at the clurrph
**li30 P.
M. -IMrelc No. I will In* in cltarge
of the progiam.
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W Night Ctrcli will - meet a t«:H 0
I*. M .'at the churrh annex.
Sunbeam*. Junior C*. A.'* mol
Junior It. A.’s will meet at lE'tll
P. M. at tbb'chutch.
A bnnquct will t.e held at fl:4.
I*. M. at fhe Manmii* Hall for the
Past ’Matrons Club O. E. S.
T l I SllAY
The Pilot Club will Jiold it*
regular burdriess meetinif at the
M ’ fail Hotel. Tin- .Patriot gov
ern or will be tntssent. jMt h«.ird
•m-m^ers and cnnmi|t.?e ehiViimnn
ate asked to meet -* l ■. P. M.
Huslnerx meptlug 7-3!) P.-M.
CATALOG
SH O PPIN G
•ntoMUDIgMmj at the me-Ung
welffTm.-ftslpIt < iinpMitn. Wr$
H. K. Whltner. Mr*. II. -M. Pan
worth. Mr*. F. E. Roll. Mr*. Z.
II. Ratliff, Mrs. It. C. Moore,
Sir*. F1«teher Hulls. Mr*. 11. AV.
Rucker Mr*. John Kirk. Mr*. A
K. Ro»r.etler, Mr*. Volie Williams,
Mm. George McCall. Mrs. Jude,
Cuhicri n nml Mr*. George Touhy
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NOTICE
The
Great
Spcc'd-d
Rtf'l,
Ghurrh • of God of Long* ooil,'
will have ns a. speaker- Hominy
Mn>. Grant, rvangpll.xl, it was
announced today I” ’ Rev. B. W.
Miller, p**(or. Serticcx will he
held nt 2130 P. M. on Sunday
am)
7:80 P. M.
Wednesday.
Everyone-is welcome.
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tWl, Wrieed ten** C«le.i*i
s.-oi
#a
aetUw
1
bedka Tlesedw W.UNU. Jim- 7.
l 10. IE 14 (taW n’t* SSp,
10 at
recently.
Mr*. V«.IIj William*
stressed the * Iniportnncc of ' all
members renewing their subscrip
tions' for "the Home Mission and
other magazine* and Mrs. E N.
Kimbrough gave the blble study.
A sweet course waa served .to
the following: Mr*, h. E. Heard
Mr*. R. E. Puerifny. Mr*. ('. A
Anderson. Ml**. Kimbrough. Mr*.
Williams, Mrs. IE w. IVkle. Mr*.
T. E. Stiles, Mr* G. S. .'rlnian.
air* C->C- Mai kenxis. Jr. Mr*. W.
L Vance. Mr*. J- E Johnson.
Mrs. J. J. Holly. Mr*. A. J. Peter
son. Mr*. J. A. Strange. Mr*. N.
H. N'ewter. Mr*. I..' J, NcNah
Mr*. D. K. MeNnb and Mr*. IE
8. Duggar.
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\dult Class Formed
For Methodist Church
An adult ela»s can.xlstlne of
i rung man ami worn -n • of the
First Methodist Church was or
ganised Tuesday evening at the
oersonaso ’ with
Mr*. Edward
Kircher as teacher. An Informal
rvon-ng -if efitrri-lniuent was en
joyed after which delicious rr-
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JCA^V zoe Gill J DtIHM IN 5I2U MO 14
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3} leebst
w it h
It
M I| | N lll| ^ O l1 i
jo
The Upend that hummingbird*
migrate 0:1 the bark* of geeso
pral nblv *trmn(V*l from-the fact
that Inrtfr m>cct paimiU** innif*
■l n .-n th- ffithera uf-a.
,*r>
I.II.A
McDa n ie l .
ami CKOItt.lA HARKS enjoye«l
dinner with MRS. CHAKt.ES
t KIKK. wife of an Orlando doctor
1 . the 1 cception given ln»t even1 injr by Mr. iy*it 4iltk
H M IGHT
on Go|d*n.-lnk* for Dlt. -SUSAN
1 WIGHT « n « n ‘ lovely nffnir . . .
. 1linte you read iilx’ Ut the "PeekI A-iloo'" rummer suit for men with
•liner lirnetn for cooling purpose*:
1 . . . According to the drawing*
-ulniiitiril
in Washington for
• potent, the lace goc* Up the out-ide of the trou«er lege, down
n 1 the ftlrevc* atiil ncros* the back
.1 ,.f the coat . ... Ill rare of a
n, draft. the wearer CBrt done the
opening* with
flap* . ■ • g o *'*
* n Imi Iie v t-V . . thn*e seen « i
-rot;y**-trr
!e- .ipriiing MT
eluded: the DtlUDN'EYS. HARRY
WOODRUFF'S.
FRANK
HEN**
NK3TK, C. I.. I’GWF.EES, FRANK
W o 1 DRUFFS. III. DINGKKI-DKit > JETERS. FRED RAI.I.S.
MISS R l'T H HAND. MRS. A.
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KNt*\.
MRS.
EVERETT
\| \I' I DING. MRS. FRED REEL
MIIS Gl.FNN I.INGI.E. MRS.
H W VklNS CONNEI.LY, MRS.
MARV. MCCAULEY. the. JACK
IM-'SSEI.LS, the DAVID SMITHS.
MRS.
tritVIEEE FREEMAN.
m is s
i l l r- c a l p w e e k .
MRS. A<.DA THOMAS’, the • A.
It
KEYS.
MRS.
R O III.R V
9 R l ' l F - H it'llA R D - DROWN.
I o r ISC I' EJ> K I N S . F. El 8 K
IJ l'rrlT lS t'N
JOF Mt’C tS i IN.
PAT S i'llt ' I 17.. HART PETER
*. x\
III !• Si III IT7.. MRS
.HUMES M E R I W E T H E R ,
i E \ \ S \> l i t Oil ON IIAKF.U,
\t;|t Pott Eld.. EH I IEEDING.
VNIT \ ODHA.M. MRS.' MA YMF.
HODGKIN, MRS. ~ A E E A N . -IE
y*T4i\'K , .
mid many o0iei»Jtw
, | .ini.- ........... (1 obi txsvtcr rexl,1 n
., - Jit lEK.b’ iirriiH O F F
will -nllytnote
JANE l.ll.
MOl It in tbe iole of GRACE and
W 5 51
,
N t ld !
Other Warm Jackets
Mi\| | ( irllum, |* " i
Crumley, md M rs*.__ _
WOOL, I IU K OK BKOWN
;n p a d d e d / e l a n
Hints To IIouscwivcH
Weekti f,um Hume Demonstration
Specialist, Tsllaha«*re
Hotel Varieties
This column has accomplished
one thing -o far and if It accom-1
pliihe* nothing more it will have
served it* purpose . . . It ha*
hlought -ccrial people together
who hnd not »«-cn esrh other for
years. . . . At tin- Vshle* are MR.
and MRS. IIOYCK of Greensboro,
N. C. . . .
MR. and MRS. I.
MILLER of Buffalo, N. Y. . . for
th* season M. L MCCANN of
Philadelphia. . . . MR. andi MRS.
W. F. SCIIWAR of Tampa. . . .
J. N. WOODKEE and SE E.
SHOOK of Jacksonville . . and
J. E. THOMAS also of Jax . . .
SAM FLEISCHER and QIIAREES
LONG of Sarasota aie guest*
.
G. IE SYKES and W. II HOTII
of Chicago me in town for sever
al day* on husines*. . . . CH AR
LES GREEN and EEE VOKKK.N.
HKRG of Woolrolt, N. Y. ato en
joying the season here.
, Mayfair new* ' Includes aftern«Kni bridge these days. . . . a
<l|nntr patty for II retail merch
ants of this rily was held there
last evening
. . MR. C. MC
DANIEL ENGLAND of lluntlni;ton. West. Vu I* a guest. . . .
DAVID K. FVANS of Cleveland
I* a vDHnr for sqnic time . . . as
is JUDGE T W. WICKHAM of
Cleveland. Ohio . , dinners every
night front fi no until 8:00 and
the dining room ha* been crowded
to
capacity . . . sounds
better
than boom times, doesn't it . . .
the . Chamber1of Commerce had. a
Alrm'n no paint |r nxa-' nx .»
prnleclive msliur.i on balloon
fabric* because it excludes heat
and light.
the farm or in the commun y.
lire family members will want to
learn to do much >.f their own i
home remodeling work during the
non.productive sea.nn
In planninng new h»tm-> ...
addition* or tiie remodclim- • '
old hnmrs In Florida, couxnlei*
tlon should he given tn ronvrn
ernes for sanitation and hrulin
Provision for ade<iuatr storage
facilities and electric poaci should
be inrluded.
Whether extensivo housing iih
provrnient continues or occur* in
the next few yrarx will depend
to a Isrge measure on-several
thing*: ( I ) Farm family income
— from eirnings both nit und vU
the farm; (2 ) building ro»ts; (!>
availability of credit; I I I aval!
ability of advisory and pduralinn
al service* and (6 ) the enterptl-.
of farm families, in such mnltri
ax using (oral material, and i»
quiring necessary skills to .!■
some of their own e»n«tru< In"
nnd building.
.
Hnnxclleld Fqujnmrnl end Supplir*
Selection ' o f ' quality good- (••>
th* borne ,1* Important. Florid <
rural and urban families will need
to (g iv e more careful attention
during the next year to the sele,
tlon and purchaso of quality
equipment and* goods for tin
horn* and - family,— T h *y **W iM
study the need* of the household
am) weigh decisions of purchuseThey should consider the costa
relation to Lha value of the a>
leles and Jiidge, comparative qui
lity of goods.
Such equlpmc
aa furniture, electrical aiiplianCt;
quick-freezing units, and wnxhin •
machines should be purchsse
from reliable dealer* who will
back their product*.
Labeling and speeifirations th >■
will give essential lnformatii...
and should he placed on all t.. •
from the mrnufMturcr or sourer.
IV) need this to keep a flwn
under specifications of goods.
100't Virjfin Wool Blankets iwund with w o n
satin. Sire 72 by 00, wei^hn 4Vi lb*, pet miuarc
yard. Warm, beautiful and color faat. Cornea in
Roscduit, Peachdown, hUixe, Froatblue, Scagreen
,nnd White.
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DANCE
SATURDAY
1 A.95 and 1 S.95
SOLUTIONS
tiniimnt
block l.yd iln ck clean-up d rive.
hibl.ru>
Mr* II
freshmeula were served.
Tha table was laid with a la^e
cloth and centered with an ar
rangement of sweet pea* balanced
by crystal' candelabra holiling
white
tapers.
Approximately
twenty persons enjoyed th* occa
sion.
* a v » e 3-t*d. IX*.
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a z jj
*• v M03-N»t. wba. . .
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Nil f.pto* *£ '' M« •-xt'-N kesdi el.taeSry «*n*s plgM el sdd.M
I
idse it would be a menace. In
spector Duncan said that mere
truck* arc available now and
plans nic aDo being made for »
( l ^ c n i ,t( Pel
■wl Ixiinpu i
\Vcdnc«day evening
t m .u ; T oi.A it.
The chib house wn> tn-eui ifully
Circle No. 3 Meets
W ith Mr#.' McNal)
The Central Cirrle of the San
ford Garden -Gluh met recently
a t'th e home cf M r*.-K. -G. Kil
patrick, 224 West
Eighteenth
Street.
Mr*. II. M. Papworth
spoke concerning "Trees". New
officer* elected Include: chair
man. Mr*. A. J. f'etefson: vi:erhnirmnn, .Mrs. * Gror rc McCall
iurffcrTUi IbrhifioA of lha \f- , |
I osrd.i In leiectine men fer t-ie ,
armed fut-ki v hlle at the same '
ti ne lenVIra other men necexsary
Jo a g fic iili^ f*. nnd inJu try- In
0 )ir rliE uA
to pioduec-i .e <r1lcT«upplieii.‘*T tc«* incn
have ‘iSpti.l many; l;.ng Im iu In
wpik ifuripg l lie pasl fi\6 y ear* '
with no thought of tonipen-ation, '*
and it saern* tittuig ladaed thnt.s
ton g.es, should exprirr* the up- J
1 l.nnlt*
iho Woman'* Club Wednesday at
the Civic Department luncheon
meeting that 78.000 rat* had laren
exterminated recently in the buiine*i section o f Sanford due to *
tuccemful formula coiupored of
fish, hamburger, and poison.
.
.. A t . « meeting . in Jack»onvllle
which Mr.' Duncan., attended this
formula « * » given to all inspectora.
He Halil plan* are being
made for Mr. Nixon, expert In
sect and pest exterminator, to
apply the formula in civilian dirtr l'ti hut—eiuphaaize.1 the danger
of the*poison and said It would
. ra. C. R. Dawson, chairman,
of the Civic Department. wa« in
charge o f the . busineh* meetlngr
It was decided to send a letter
ing with the Inspector General's to the City Commission thanking
staff « f the Fourth Army.
i them for cooperation In going abeat) with thF rlenn-up campaign.
- Friends' of Mm. John Matthai, Mrs. Fred . R. Williams, hospital
daughter gf_Mr* .and. Mrs. E. chairman, announced that in the
Grow, will bo glad to leant that
near future new bed light* and
she ha* rrcupcraled. (mm a re
side' tables
_ w111- he procured fur h(’t>"r.
cent* illness. •
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the women’* ward, at the KuxpiUiE 0f
Mrs. D..L. Thrasher
Hilly Shocnuker. 8 2/c ha* Retlv .Mathew* and Jean Sayer- mil,^u
Eee tjuurrs rwlH.rted on. whitela-en visiting his psusnU, \j(Honors Miss Perkins nnd
Mm. Kyle Shoemaker, of IneTr activities. .Mr*.' Roy Tillis hti hMrllonville^Avenue hut has re reminded the memlwr* of the „ f re.1
•Hts. IE L. Thrasher entertained , turned tinWlhesda. Md. whare he elothing —drive — for- peoples.—of -^Mixi
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bride-elect,
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Mbs' LuuLxe Perkltu,
Eurot*. and *|tecl/ie,| that baby junior
.lationud.
with n luncheen at 1:QD
clothing was desired. The "lothe* dry*,
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today at her home on Grandview
Dr. anil Sirs. Kenneth -McCoE are to be turned over to Fire Ing It
ArerfUc The- dining room »a* liuigh of \Vaycross. Ga. wero the Chief M. X. Cleveland.
win.' .
decorated in white udng u tiny lecenl guests of Mr. snd Mm.
New offieet* elerti-.l were a* eai »•(
hti.le and groom, on <t reflector It T. Warren. Friends of Mr. follows: chaumarr. Mu'. II
II.
I itt
x» the central feature surrounded
Warren will regret to lesrn of McCaslin; vice chairman. Mm. City
by vai i-colored mweetpeos. del hi* Illness at his home 1012 Mag John Kick; secretary. Mm. C. J. dre-«
phinium. and gladioluses. _
FisWer; finanre. Mm. Koln-rt Cohh; honor'
nolia Avenue.
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TThe hostess presented
the
memlMTshin Mm. E. It. Clements; ro-c
JiAriorge’ willt"a lovely- gift n* u
and piv’ irrani. Mrs. II. II. Cr.'inlrv. In the
memento of', the oor^rsiori. Thu-c hnie received information that Mr». As XT. J'hilip.: Mr*. J. T. ‘ fha
presept k its : MM* Louise IVr- their sont’-A.sH. Kinurd, ha* ar Newby, and Mm. Ramey ll*«k !’»• »'
kitV><Mre. • B. L Perkins. Mrs. rived at Campanza, Calif, after coni|m*cd the neminating com- usherM. ,.S> Wigzins,. ' Mrs. Krlwanl .frving in «he Paelflc Theater .of mlttee
Mr*. Phili|<* announced and '
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Jli,v. John Bolt. Operation* with the Eighth Air the Fine Art* nrnvtam to lie l’n
given Jan. 23 at 3:30 |». M. with
1>,r
Force. ■
the hltsines* meeting heginnini- at “
3:00 P. M.
bet..'
rs. Kilpatrick Is
Hostess To Circle
SEARS
TERRACE TALK|
Society Editon Cecelia Truluck
Aa for myself, I have been over
her# for a ye*r and • half and
»t lha rata they are going now I
will he here two years before I
cen go home. If there was a
reason for It I wouldn't say any
thing but for the Job I am 'doing
make. U a loke. I am . Flight
Engineer and Crew Chief on a
H-tt and spend.moat of my time
fifin g High ranking Rras* around
the Islartda here on pteaeura trip.
Whv It (a nothin*, to fly 2JJD m lef
to the big Isle of HawsIDjust
• steak, dinner. W e r T mean a
COl; took my ship there Just to
buy Orehlds using 430 gillon* of
130 octane gaa. J# that essential ?
It goes on her# every day. Beats
leavo^Bare empty every day algree* know how we fee) and make
them do’ something about IE
You may throw Ihl* in t)w ash
can. .wall, that la-Un to you'but
>1 f#«l that I am doing what I
should. I can s*y this fer the
troth, Florida has It till over Ha
waii for everything hut.the Moun
tain#. The beothee here art lousv.
Thanking you eery much, I re
main.
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Yours truly.
C. D. Donaldson
THE SANFORD HKRAI.D. SANFORD. FLORIDA
is. |«5 |tr
tmn mine or Twr riuisgu »iUer
vgurw-nt I it Jwn-mry.
According to the Department
o f Agriculture, two viQtften out of
every ten listen’ six hours a day
or rooce to tha radio. If you aru
one of them, no wonder you have
chills and fevsr,
.
thousands of peopl* In order to
list th# ten m6*t Importqat pro
' ieeta In ‘thslr. most populaf. order.
In tbls way public officials will
t knew whaf the |>eople want and
what they think should rom*
first.*
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Mortality ^
A report by the New York Academy of Medicine n little
more than u decade ago ntAling that the city’t? maternal
iportality could be reduced by two thirda, waa at that
time o-xtntiled n.x viaionary in some quarter*. Today this
gonl hnx not only been- achieved hut exceeded. The ma
ternal death rate In* New York '-City in 1933 waa G4 per
10,000 live birtha, according to the Metropolitan Life In*
aurance Company, and by 1944 it hnd been reduced to 17,
a decline j)f 73 jht ccxyt,—
^— *
. ’ ’In New York,' an -well an in a number of'citiea
throughout the country, atudlea were made in the ea rly
30'n haying for their end the reduction of the hnzardn of
maternity." the Mctroj>olitan nays. "TbN campaign aguinnt
preventable death in maternity became nationwide and the
results achieved in the
an _a ..hole
w
. . . country
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measured up
well with those for Now York City. Between 1933 and 1944,
ninternal mortality In the United iStatca fell from 62 per
10,000 live hirthu to 23, wWch in a decrease of 63 per cent.
Among white women, the two thirds goal net by Iho
Committee of the New York Academy of Medieide was
actually exceeded.
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"The use of new and potent wenpons-^the suMb drugs
and penicillin—which have become available in the past
few years, has greatly reduced doftths from puerperal in
fection, the leading cause of death It; maternity. Between
1939 and .1043 puerperal septicemia recorded g larger
a IUm
PIN G P O N G
■TA B LE
liiml. 01, retired Baltimore w ill •
rattier, put hi 0,300 working hour*'
fot free.
Eklund volunteered for the bocklirenkinir chore of helping Ui get
war ration 1*0015 No. .t to M ary-!
land rftixeni. The ratian book i*
lecr.mtpe about obsolete 3* " a
World War I , tank, hut t«ln y the
-iman I* atill bui<y filing the
book* away.
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He refund*! pay explaining that
In’ the General Motors atrike alone, the union will lose
$600,000 in dues which tlo not have to be paid whin* the
men are on «trikp. Other losses Incident to the non-ship
ment -and non-sales of raw mnterfhU to l>e made into
cars, ns well-as the non-shipment of the finished products,
and the non-sale of trasoline and oil to make them go. run
into astounding figures,
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Such econorjilc losses due to the failprc ft> "provide
adequate machinery for -the settlement of labor disputes
suggest that we are still in a barbaric age where the law
of the jungle prevails. And we are not thinking of Mr.
Sloan. Tlfr. Morgan, or Mr. Rockefeller, hut of Tom, Dick,
and Harry and the man in the atrcct
Maternal
Retired Posfcmaft^
A id s Distribution!
Of Ration Books,'
F R I D A !, J A N U A R Y
JAN. 19
O FA retail ceding price
OLE CO
ie first in a series of weekly Saturday night
incus for members and their guests.
H p u ll
Maite.
Black
skirt.
si l k top “ I
Aqua or Blue.
Rayon c r e p e
Sizes ti to 13.
�THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
PAGE SIX
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 181G
Wilh
JULIAN STLNSTROM
Herald Sports Editor
We noted Hobo Dean'S editorial! Hollins College wilt return to the
In the latent edition of the Juni<* gridiron par* next Fall and aeHlgh School'* publication, Ytan-Ju- cording to Jack Harding, Miami
111, In which he pointed out that c«j»ch. Jack McDowell will leM
n new -net wan needed for the tHe*- T ir*.
Hardlnir alio itnWiJ
tennl. court nt the *choo| aril .he that Kollin* will Seek q tilt .with
aide of a vnccum cleaner,'-’ There's
ini . reoMin .
ellininntwf, wmi
Diet cannot
at IliMcali. It neenis n« tho.'gh
quick tool
X'rcoma receive $20 for readying
n winner and >10 for n loser. The
exerrhe boy* want the fame fir
every'horse rent to the radhf
strip. Track president John Clark
told eiirht boy* who approached
him on the matter that their re
quest was "too sudden."
We wonder If there really U
: on i th in e to th e Miami Herald'a
I rlnrj that Clark- Mhaughneiay
wtll he named head mentor of
the .Unltrmity oT -Florida Cator*.
ShauKhnrssy j . currently
has to call on them. The third head .rcjirh of I'itlnburRh Uftltill will he between the Hah)
here hi* three yckt
Feds and the Bi'l^up*. This
will he the second outing [Or Pn>M rnl*TI(rrl of the I'niicrslty
the Baby Fed s. In tke|r first
tilt, they. Von over the EU.ti* j f Florida, however, aald that he
would announce the nppolntmenl
Baby t'antherr.
of a new coach "within tko
Word .hnu teen received thntntek*,
Thormighbieds Of Fans >Vatch Races In
F l o r i d a Will Be ('oml'ort At Track
Featured Monday J,; x! L T ^ J r - J15, '“ft
(I’ m^inlV— |wutehwl t*o dog* run nt ihe l^ng:!>' i cl i .f'tmr , * * ' * J tr;.e*c in perfect cmnlnri. *,
inday in he * IWf P *uit 1* well heated and Hi*
Hialeah ilnce * arandatan I enclosed- to keep out
i.. Vi jth r mid winds
ami rain. Koch
I* 'o la i i 1 1v vefc seer, « larger crowd attend'
dl he >. i»r th- •"(f ‘ he rare* no,) Mmvihg more
h»ei furl -i *. j
11 i
thlnj ;h thik Jnrl-nmltnd
■iiidoivr. l.nst week the 'bellin’'
i*; if- * * # " “ P m r,r»r >16,000 uml tho
, hnve I crew | loj ped the fin t work's by
* t * * nrc r * n ,i
.
H t'fff bnmllntr In Florida t» n'
novrlty. Approximately 20 breed.
In*? forms have lo ’ nte ! in FWrlda
mere than half of them in »hi
[sin. Their time shows they are
,nn a par with the best tracks of
the ttatc,
in tonight’* daily double, K.a
in t lit second rue* mul Tnr? " .". .or Tipsy (ilrl in thi third
.•noultl h# thn winners, while In llu
, -cniure.aovrnlh,. Factor or Urey
- 1hin snmrid carry o ff i u honors.
H a i r s u s T it it e ii- *
I qne-hulht'n* Eta'rei
C "*n*V , he*"u 'll t*'e
the famous H ic-rra- .
ttn kv and hn* c .proved brhefirial!
I'uV
nlrendv !-lH in this'secs.
3
HALF-FINISHED washing machines
HALF-FINISHED/toasters*
» Xk_e* *&J* i-J*
nips laiu. lUtlmr . it. r 11.-11 ir.:
‘A
‘ 'an.*.*, 1 „ „ , :,| W | f )lit
, For romp ycorii Ctrl 0. Kow
hn» lieen hreedimr horaes tt Ocala
U ri. h#i. ait-1
fo»* f'hnrle- A. O’Nail,fJr.? of Mi- V s , *4. “ *
tl.r/;
‘'J'u
and, 0 'N d i thinks so muaii *f
l *s r u s il IU U „ a „
(Fseakl.i
Florida n» u I re Minx' rrrrund Hint
he has moved his stvide to Ocala.
' . - V ? W „ r r , r k < 'lr » i,.l K id .
Thomas J. Taiill, O'Neil** train I• h ‘m.' ilv
« H .V
K lI1.l k r e* '•
- i "u
u isyt.m
u i , , Itnhe
er.' is In chjrH* o f the apaelous
farm.
'•
‘
. T li
" H I.
ttunnlna
1,rwn H i*.
year-olds, f itn-Merv Slit, •* Cireen It li«i. s K
•
Crystal, llcmol and Hntemerir Ih-r. 1 " ' h lla .e - _ s in w i l n
'H a 'a * t« H a re )
all sireV by tJreon •' Malon, Irst '
I . ; . Mope, F i l t h ! < . Beat
Ihorotnthhied sifilHon htrJUhl to '? 1 in i ,,‘ t k , : ,o w ri- « ' | y Jo h n . T r ig
Hose's rnneh. Three Flcriitn-brei
Ki.'.';?.’ ...... ..
yearilnm are uh« «oih|r through
their training utwep
Ph tarie
Two ycarr ago
Rose, n Florida bred, #»*- bma*ht
to Hialeah nnd ramc up 'with it
_ w __
vietoty,
HALF-FINISHED heaters
i*••
Vetter than fair surseM is -Jam**
Hrighl e f Im-ie; vh s h u raised
eight horses lh«* have hud *ucce»»es around the vitrlru* track*:
Another ia winning ■ around the
Houth American ov*U.
*
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T h f rare. Mcmd*¥.'fimt o f it*
hind tv rreognlr* Horid*'* grok
ing homo brooding activitiaa, in
expected to draw •ttoOttWl tfi thu
fta teV riaturel ndvNltt>g*« Jdr Ur*
buxine** o f rtising tliorcuKhhrrd*.
James llrlgh
rv-— ertnt of The reeu iav '.o rg a w iil
:
Florida ThorourhbiVd Hrmsdlng
i , Awmciation.
CaM'-th (&>*« Hof
• • r, Or ala la vice-pros id*nt. Sthfon HI
LX,- Zackcr of Migml Hhnnh N iurjeVK Y fgrv and ( ’ • A. FFRiil,. Jp., .wf
|t;i MUmi, {* iretsrrrr. Ne>l, Jr- ’■(
SOther gtenihrm of ihr Imard if
:
dlrect^ru are Hunlvf hyofc-ohkiN
man,
L'r. f.'winfg' K.>,tVcoln»vt<
TilVOu ChrittepMr. lie. J. H. Varwllit.muqK.ehlbhntn from
fe Iwirough, Dan Chttoptu, Dr.!
; .Whitten and IJW'CHCv Cull ink. F reading* 1* * 6* Hiking ft*!j
mtmify'-fgfra.cniy,
Oom thb eomwfii
cpW' unWu midii
Brail! the blow-guip 1* * ’
wMrmn. T)*ry fan hit! blW
It at .a dUHmce of $0& ya
M
. Washing machines, refrigerators, heaters, a hundred
flings were on their way to you. But the strike stopped that*
Jt was expected to hire twice as many workers as before
yvar. But the strike stopped that.
lx new government plants were bought. Seven other
pevy plants were being built. And land bought for three
mp^. Increased production was planned in every existing
a
b are sorry they decided a strike was tho answer. The
jo will pinch the public with shortages. And toko a
Ion dollars a day out o f the pockets of General
trie workers.
a E .- ,P A Y .o m
that we oi
H
,
us and write
union an increase bf
lOji an hour for all th^so making less than $1.00 an hour,
and 1056 increase foj/thoso who make more.**
With the offered incrcaso and tho overtimo that will be
necessary to meet consumer demand this year, the average
r:___ •_____________ v j t ____ t - j
during tho war. ‘
„
Since 1935’; average hourly earnings for men
over 61%. Over half ofthisxjvas in Ihe last five year* "
There has been no real labor trouUe at G. E. in 24 years,'
We believe in coDectivo bargaining. *G. E. was one of
tho first largo industrial companies to enter voluntarily
into a company*wide contract with a national union.
A mHUon-dollars-a-day pay doss will strike every G-E
community. And the real tragedy is that employees con
gain nothing that they could not have gained whilo still
at
;hTp»Wr artlit.
give h j-p*t'nt'pir/dnn»iio« at !S:'J0
the am*
■»._____ m _____________
"T h o *
m a t In
i* 2 ,000 to tOfiOO
m la a m u a .a a J lta m m U
$5,000 annually m ould n c t u t
�fo U P A S . JA N U A R Y 18, 1946
TI|K S A N F O R D llE K A L D , S A N K O It l) F IX )R ID A
COSSIFIED
i
BRING YOUIV A‘e» tJ .T H g
t i n word* to the 11m , iw.ludtnf phono
H E A D L IN E NEW S!
Or d h e r a l d
iGoIdi Preparations
LIQUID.
TABLETS.
SALVE.
N OHK-DROPS — CAUTION USE
O N LY AH THKRCTPn
m .m
I, Florida S ta te IL'inL. Ituijint*
<
; i >a u k * k
I Prlrljiln III
Phone 56:1
Experience Unnecessary
•
Paid
•
•
•
Frequent increnwea
Overtime, pny
Paid vacation*
w h ile
learn in g
PLUMBJNC
Repair Work n.specialty, .
Free estitfiatcfl, prompt service
A ll work guaranteed
% Taxi-cab s e r v i c e to.
late hours
R oy Wall
APPfA CHIEF OPKRATOI.
8 . .5 weekdays '
.Saturdays 8 - 1 2
618 Mellons til? Ave,
. Phone 818-M
SOUTHERN B E LL
TEL. & TEL. CO.
Rico
Co.,
H E ’S GOING AFTER
SOME S O U T H E R N
BREAD, 1 PRESUME/
HOUSE Tralltr, 45 modal. Equip
ped with Butane gas ramie.
*1850. W. T. Erwin, Sanford
■ Trailer Camp.
• METAL ROOFING
; Stock — Quick Shipment 6
" V ” Crimp and Corrugated
atjrlcr ami Flat sheets. Made
from genuine solid Aluminum.
TW » material ia very/strong
ami durable, 22 GaugA, U. H:
Government specifications, It
It hent real., to nt' and will nbt
rust. Tht* is .surplus material
and Is priced [ at $12,16 per
tnuarr. which la far below cost.
Available for Immediate ship
ment from our fnrtory, Phono
Wire or Write to Hal Fulenwider Manufacturing A pistribuling Co., P. O. B ox'.3351,
910 I.4i<ouler Drive, Pbone
2-1730, Orlando, Kle.
Rtmm
E V A - BESS B E A U T Y SHOP
BALLARD'S feed, groceries, etc.
*Ph8IW .8«6-J. It, Q. Touchton
1201 Celery.
8EED Potatoes,
Puerto
Yams,
Sanford
Fruit
Farmer1* Market,'
tvo are happy to announce that
we are ujrnin in a jwaition to give
you the expert, efficient ctrvice
you have been accustomed to.
Senior Operator#
Mrs. Ruby F-chols
Mrs. Pauline Phillips
Mrs. Minnie Itess Garner
Jlule.iv Garner McCollum
PILST quality chick* ’ 100'* ap
proved— N. Hampshire Red*,
wh. It II Rockit 100 *13.90.
FURNISHED or unfurnished for
Heavy breed mixed 100 *10.90.
rath or termx, n\nice 6 room
home in rood condition,, elec
tric light* and city Water, tt
- ritv block of good cultivating
land. Will ial| cheap on term*
. If naceatary. See' oftner at
place, 419 Paean Ave. C. II. LARGE kerotene or fuel oil cir
culating heater, good ihape with
IIarraI*on~ awne'fan complete, with o* .able tank
and metal ataml. Call 210-W
or aee at 2312 Palmetto Ave.
1e c t r I c Bathroom" Healer*,
ai6.#Tr-------- —---------------- -II. B. POPE COMPANY, INC.
M ISCELLANEOUS
*
MODERN
.3 bedroom house,
-A
desirable location near 'school.
•
Phone 560.
THEY WOULD READ YOUR AD
■Te O r 4^ f f ■A V P 6 A « .£D ME-BE
v /o rm
At Service .
Registered Palomino Stud
Registered Jersey Bull
Registered Hereford Boar
Howard-' Hanch
ho. Sanford-Ave.. Phone H70-M
eOV>D'
W ANTED
.V)’ANTED: 50 men nt tlvsr Men'Blldo Class, First Methodist
Church. Sunday morning at
UPHOLSTEKKD fabric*, tapes
tries, .brocatallrs,
damasks,
imitation leather and drapery
fabrlca. Arrangement for ML|
tag* If ^nrk desired. R .■3. m ttJ A B L K maid wanted fo r part
time work. Phone 1008.M.
Brown, 2911 N. Orange Ave,
Orlando, PI*.
m a i d , "w a Tt k iu C -j ti s m v a s h e b s . (T r r s s jin js ^ m a y p a i r
A warehouse on railroad , In
HOT
ONK 1200.
heurt of -City for half what it
would cost to build lodav.
HOYEI. mwd A porter at once.
A small house out o f city limit*
Good payXFIarlda Hotel. '
All the odvnnfogas of notural
Greenland cryolite,
, ,
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
WANTED:* to contact party will:
bulldozer far Job in Gvicdu
Banks Kurd, llnx 105, Alta
monte Spring*, Ha.
-W E - ARE - ‘ ully ■ erpiippcd- *mt
know how .o recap your tires,
H ELP W A N TE D
I
Natural rubber or synthetic,
we protect sidewalls ef your
. tires. Jo»«* Tire Shop, Cer. GIRL for soda Fountain at Len#y*a Drug Store. Part time or
1st and Elm, Phone 008.
full t
n
a
,
1 •
COBN~C—~ A I.L 'V O I T WANT.
MAID
good
hours
good
*3.05. Hunt's
Tuxedo
Feet
Hotel Montezuma,
Store. Phone 358,
CAPABLE
sales ladies want
GOOD riding L work hors# with
new saddle, *100. Phone 79B-J.
Burocid®
IPHONE 200
RIDE TO New Orleans, Dalle,
or vicinity, Jan. 28 nr 29
8hit|rc oxpeiiso*. Bob Murlnwr,
phone 002-W,
i
m stC T lC lD E
High degree of control at eco
nomical cost,
Not acutely toxic to man, cattle
or other animals.
IMMHVE-1T. INC
a
M ILL FRESH
Birdsey*s Quality
I
Feeds
.
I 00 lit*.
Dog Food
....
3.31
Laying Mash ....
.1.83
Htartlnr Ma»h
1.19
Growing Mash
.1.83
Broiler Ms»h
.1.95
Dairy Feed . . .
.1.10
Ifo g Ration*-;/
v .'t i . 3.67
Special discount 5 bags to
ton 'lots
*
Old Fashion Slone ’ Ground
Corn Mrsl
10 lbs
23 lbs,
30 lb.
30c.
".51.20
32.30
G B IC U IIU S A I
O U M IC A lt
M M I f f Y I V A H 1 A
MAN l/ tX A I U ■ I « o C
D IV IS IO N
SALT
S ANS
I of
MILL PRICES
Rirdsey Flour &
Feed Mills
TYPIST. PenUftwL Gray and
■Moore, Atlantic Bank Building,
bargain.
A beautiful atucco bungalow,
Sttnfbrd.
the kind that you dream of be2
YOUNG ladle*, high school
for th* war.
graduates, touch typists, un
A nice country home Just off
married. to leant telegraph busi
on highway.
ness. Western Union. *
A country home on the high*
.way with a' garden apot whero
DtihiWM by
m u nt iuit iitin s■itut (( '
tda A g m u l i u i i l 'tu p p iy C
The K ilg o rw \ * * 4
EXCUSE ME.AUYCR.PUT IF
YOjR HIECE.mi PARANA
ZUCGEZnCN, J‘P GAY ELM
YOil KEP?'OUTOFTWe.
p R i s a i t he
MAYOP-’ ANp l SAY WE
NEEP A TbWfTTAMER1
TOWN JtE B O e &CfH
O N MY WAY t Av’T
I ' l l ‘ -'P l't -V’ iijj
vVCKR AY
l LMVCk.. .
.
319 f . tai SL
! .Wfi-
s
/rO
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FOR RENT
ONF-n-I room apartment-and‘ one
— 2 room apartment, each with
private’ bath, no cooking fazilItics. Phone 147 or 93m .
BUSINESS SERVICE
Th# Mat# Who KnoAe'Raftford.
CV*M)DGB - PLYMOUT1I
‘PARTS AND 8BRYICB
10$ Palmetto A t*. • Pfcoo* 111 t
SEED POTATOES—car load of W A8IJIN0 machines •rapalrM—
•North Dakota Certified Rad
and all home applianoea. ■Cald
Illls* Just received, HimPa Tux*
well General Rapalr Shop, .707
edo Fees! Store. Phot's 358,
North Mills, Orlando, phone
S-197L Prompt eo v tc u . _|VS1930 Ford V-H. 1 New tires, A-l
condition. John Russell, 401 ti AUTOMOBILE painting, welding.
W. let Sb, Apt I . __________
Roy Rear, 300 W. 2nd 3t.
;
FOR- A good furniture deal — VACUUM
Cleaners, refrigera
Bee Walter Heal. pSppe 127.
tors. washing machine* and
U liir utit,..^.i .cj expertly reSB V-B Ford Sedan. Good running
nalred. We pick up and deliver.
car, Unit *250 gela it. Phonf -. Electric Service Co.. Phone 101
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« «.
i- r ■ ■----- SEWING machine# repaired. Wit8 FT. 8H0W caee, Han so. t Bjov 1
liatns Flxit Shop, 205 W. let.
'Shop.
_______
To All. Vot)MfaUery
Needs
- .v
‘ 1.
•\ v •
It's
always ftost; v/Ltr
yotl buy ‘ It 'at
»inc Bakery
' Vat '
Phone M l.J
PON’T -WORRY, MAYOR 1 'LL Jf THANK
TELL EVERYPOOV I M P TrT / YUH,
THAT ELMTOWN WAN!*- A6TRAN6ER
$ 0 EtMTOWN WANTS
T O .Hlw’E A TEACHER
T S M 'C R rO K S l
R t P E T lK W W
Am p a t o w n ^
TA V '
, T O N TO ’
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5y_R^yi» ROBINSON
r HE W A S B U O N r UP,
FOR 8ALB
W A N T E D TO R E N T
FIV E room furnished .bupgalpw,
-’Tmmedlala possession.
hou»e
Robert A. William*
. .
Phone 732
AllantfcVBhhk QULx- '
it Three bedroom furhouse, permanant tealPhone. T14*J, ril'
W
PON'T FORGET T O -tO O K FC 2
A SCHOOL TEACHER.THAT’ S
MORE IM PORTANT t----- i r '
BECAUSE HE O D N F
i WIN THE C O N T E S T .’
L^TTl WE LL. H I T C H - r -
Y«d>l H I K '
H p W S A E .O U T
OUR PRIZE *
THE HORSE N’
SUEISH - S ~
ANYBODY
wantaupt
i VJE GOT ONE,
TViANklS.^
FO R FREE/
W AN TED —
i H t 6U7WLST AND THE PD67
H SLfU AS AND D tn N «.U E 3 1
ANIMALS. IT WILL HANO FOR
l^ a n ^ E o u o d - ^
(
MOW* IN TMia POSITION
-
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w
w»v«*« —
-
ONE pair bifocal* found. In men's
w*t Btriekland-Morrlaon'*.
Owner may (*»• aama by-eal!Herald aw f P »Y i"« fV
A limited quaaUty
mg s l o w
it^rvices at
FAR R R W S
A Hr
C AD E PKG. STORE.
lk
1
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There’s no
H E S IM P L Y W O N T LEAVE
H iS R O O M .* M A Y B E \ F
.'*vy
X f/ O O M B A
vetbqan
Y O U O t* J 2 Z IN ,Y O U
COULD G A B .f-------
complete s t o c k , rea
sonable -p r ic e r a n d
A N D C H E b ’P
HIM
uP'Y^v
PL,LIT
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■J W H A T 1-
K IN O O F
A J O E IS
.
Bv PAUL ROBINSON
Ivs been Practically^
knoogins myself our ;
TO MEET HIM/ MR^TIMM j|^
SAYS HES I, . Y I,I*kaa
•n H E » r -
8 5 # "m
x v z m n i
int, on Highway 17
„ . a rti.n l.. (n w i- w n .
m
m
M
t e r t is in g
f t t c 'r t / c c
i* \ ( K 3 i;r . m o
AT THE
M
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�PACE EIGHT
---- —•***.->—*-a.-U. m
.
Appointment Of
k i* T
0 — Dee’s Sipn Service
<». IT I.AMHIESST
Furniture Repaired and Rcfinishcd
Antique or Modern furniture repaired and! ro
fininhod hy experts of IttoK -<y<|M‘i iunce. Wu-’ket
Sets pnintid. Prompt servicer. Free catumtjMr
fadlcry work truiir.vntt,«<}/
Colonial Furniture Rcfiniphers
111 Glenn Street
.
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• ^ ’ Phonc 2-3*
• ORLANDO, FLQpmA
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rtORuTMY M.'Da LET. Plaintiff, u
WILLIAM lilt'll ALL PALRT, He*
feHUant
,
DIVORCE
ten Irani of p i n u r t T l a i
TO. WILLIAM MICHAEL ItALKY,
CAMPIIKLL AVKN'l'K. ItlltT MONlo o are hereh) oidereil to ap
pear peminally, or l>t Attorney, In
ch**rer the It'll of f-miplalnt herein
filed, and Affidavit a. to your t*e
•Silence,
mo brine » «ull for 1>I• —•rev on o r t ie iv ii toe o n b i t ' t
i‘*i»ri>-rv |9U, ,“ ierwl,r- a Decree
Pro ronfarao will bs entered a
<*r #n*»fr, am rffju lH by l*w.
IT IS OllDEItKD thm thl» Nolle*
IRISH STAR
* >
Committee Is Mdde j VlMCE
SH O W TARI) AND POSTERS
tx;l
-.
FRIDAY/ JANUARY 18, l m
THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA
»
(3in-ciul)— Appointment of Slate
AAU record* arid swimming com*
nutt:e» and establishment of a
new (tt>|)hy to encourage young
swintmerA, in Florida were an*
pounced (4Jay by Den York, firat
Vice President of the Florida
AAU, and chairman of the two
committee*. »
‘ Similar to the National Sullivan
Trophy, the’ new-SIcGrath Swim
ming Trophy will be awarded an
nually to li-aiboy or girl In Ftorida giving the moat outstanding
performance in either swimming
or diving, York aald. The award
i« Iwing established permanently,
with n master plaque for Inncrlp*
*1
— off •*'
i—*nan»a' naMaa
■■ul med
tndrl.
tion
winner**
name* and
al* for the annual preaentationi.
It Will commemora’t* the contrihulluir. of llyroh V. . McGrath.
wTvtety known coach, who died
here last year, after year* apont
In the development of young
•ttimmer* amt alrers.------- --------. Member* of yhe awimming com-
s uee-svbf
cbaI-iur <*= -rae- '
s r e e p y c w w w s ir /
-e tioiwei pame , '
y 1
A lso ii tom ,in ’ ll- im e
Tuxpdn Kfcttu K Arninur’n Fertilizer
Mukc our Slort* vnur Slnre
TUXED O FEED
( ’or. L'nH Hanford
Phone :iriS
CONCRETE PRODUCTS
. ’
r
*. * *
Peninsular Concrete Pipe Co*
Photic 1211
8anf*»r«l,f Florida,
♦
A L L CARS
’O tlCE DILI MT .I DINlIH n
omiitM o f pi n i.ir v r io x
Strickland - Morrison, Inc
ITi: OF m nibA. TltHAnAII
-fe- MiLijt. • j* m. syearuhr*
Htirci.
(btnaltip,
>ltchl«»n,
tJIlRLI INIIS:
I ^ppmrlnn fr»*tn thr »worn IllII
Complifjfil fllnl Itrrrlfi ift*l ynti
9 nttriett
r*f (In' Nttifr. #»f
PHONE 200
AJ A fOSSAWAnl
-ifeAd, tie
RhJ^-
, inJpNipvJAL SCM U& *
eecop p r: St46tCi
---- r.ebPniodSe Cfc-cMP
C3l) idOi'iiOdAb
^AdP;MOST** \ 0 L O .
’ SEED POTATOES
*
■PR O M PT SERVICE ON
EX PER 1ENUED EM PLO YE ES
E
N O R TH D A K O T A C ERTIFIED
RED BLISS
Property Markers
“■
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NEW AND COMPLETE EQUIPMENT
IVi one 320
Septic Tanks, Concrotc Fence PcmI, Well Curbs und
•* i- i i c k n m ’ n
CUSIIK CIVICUIT CQIMtT
,
S E N K A R I K GLASS & MI RROR CO.
Concrete Pipe, Building Blpcks, Bendy-mixed ( ‘nncrctct
*
W fT S KKX my JiajhI Mint w a l I It In
S*IH# <!»>■ o f lieermliei'— I3 li.
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RADIATOR REPAIRS
ifvrnlil, «i Nrwrii*t(Mrir j*tili}l*linl ut
if, Hrmlimir tViittitjr, Flurldn.
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(Kept)
llttllNtJ »N.
Circuit Court.
ctlYtirrr. A tn \ fall >“ U
drrrttt pro r<inf»»*o will l»
aKftfhM you. «n<l th« »•
liff puMlfvhrtl oner « »r#k for four
ronftrtutlv# w\rrky in *hr Hauforii
. ■ For Lasting Protection...;
Use lllbore Paint and Save I Coat
t W. 2nd .St.
*X pSH*.
Florida, amt that the abovn la pMKffd
i t is fl 'R im e h unbentm u .t
your correct preeetit place nf ie»l- lhl>
crArr
t;e bublmlird or.,, ,
•tehee. IhU l» to n«lll>' you that «««-K fur four con»*cutlv» u„%,
the above rauae wan Irtalltuled :n !n Tbo Sanfmil Herald, n neWNp,,
the ftreult ^outl nf pemlrmle Coun «l Rerer.il rlrrulallon, |>*bfl>t,V,]
ty. Florida, and Y ltf A It It I IK IIE?' In Seminole. County. Florida. 101*
Itr OIIOKHKI) t-k appear an.l do.
*»ld return <lay.
fendanf aahf null, aa required by t<>WlTXVrtN
m> hand and the nt.
lone period* of year*.
Athletic ’ director L. W, St.
John, who will reach (he retire
ment ago of 70 east fall, ha*
bended -the athletic department
since 1912. llasketball coach Harhhl G. Olsen now is In'his 24l>i
year and track coach l^irry-Snydcr ha* been hsre winf* 19X2 aace'pt for the period of hi* World
'W a r.il diilltary service.
.Starting back with flam WJIInman in the period frojtt 1929
to 1933, Ohio State ha* enjoyed
nn almogt unbroken string Of
successful football aestops,
Wllllaman -won .26 game*, lost
10 and tied five in hi* five-year!
tenure.-Hi* te.im* whipped Mich- !
igan in two of hi* firat three]
year* hut, the Duck* lo*t to Mu-h
I igan in
and 1033 and Wit- i
lantan quit.
Then came Franci* Schmidt
nnd the era of ratele-dattle font- j
bail. In *eVe t year*, Schmidt’,
team* won 31< and lo*t Id. tie .
licked Michigan four year* in
rqw hut lo*t to the Wolverine*' in
hla. laal tluW- jrewrw-and he quit—
l‘aul E. Broan moved up from
Mns»illim (O.l High School In.]
take ivchmidt’* place in 1041 and
in threw, aenaon* he won It
game*, lint eight und tied onr.
Ohio State won only three nf I
nine game* In 1043 but that wa«
taken in atride »lnce the team ]
played |7-year-olil freihmen and !
4-F’a.
.
Drown left on leave of abaane* ]
In (ha spring of 1044 to enter j
the Navy and than resigned a |
year later L> become Coach of i
LlcveUtul’i entry in the new AllAmerican professional league.
Widdoa* coachml the Buckeye*
In 1044 and 1946 and compiled 4
record of 16 victories as against
only two defeats, both setbacks
coming during the past season.
He quit following^ rumors of
syuad
trouble—
and- 'after
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3 by Michigan.
An add*|< quirk to hi* position
is the fact hi* '1944 team gave
Ohio State ite firat perfact reg
ular season--since 1020 and he
was named “ tqach of the year”
Mr the 1944 campaign. However,
Willoes still is a member of the
coaching staff.
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• Betide* manufacturing all U. 8.
paper money and pottage, the
Bureau of Lngmvtng and Print
ing produce*
all
government
bond*; draft*, warrants, commis
sions, certificate* end tremporta■I n n
M .
A SlAlbi&
A rdoniy/'diHtinctively styled sofa that leads a double life
at night tts
comfortable full size, bed! Has resilient spring con
struction. tenuring night and day comfort; opens easily'from the
front, has fully upholstered arms and comes in Solid Blue.'WIne or
Rpse Tnupn in striped effect. .
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0(MANDI NO ItUASI from custody
In which aha and her husband wera
held for questioning In the kidnapallying Of Susanna Degnan, 6, of
Chicago, Mrs. Mary Verburgh Is
shown leaving Criminal Courts
building after a Judge gave police
©Ulcer* a limited time to charge her
and Hector Verburgh. 63, with a
crime or free them. (MicrnoMonel)
O PEN A R M
SOFA BEDS
Beware Coughs
L E G A L N O TIC E
xoTitr. to Arrhtn !
TO; NATHAN HUNTKll .when
t>t«c< ol re*M*nc« i* (I West
Klalith KL. New York hi. Y.
You «r» hereby reqli re<t U> aytl phlegm, and aid nature
,«-*r on March Hh. til*, in a cerand heal raw, tender. In, -in tuit tor divert* mndlna In the
tmchUI mucous m e n ,'t ir u t t r m iH of hrm tho tr I ' o t s p ,
Uyour dmgglit to sell you
Sl<i|id*. *n abbr*vl»ted Title ol
CreocnuUion with the un• hlih M il eftvi Is EVK1.TN’ II.
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ill’.NTLIt 1*1*10111! v* NATHAN
Hl’NqKU. DetenSsnu
WITNtUth mr hand *n.l otftrlal
e*i at HtnienJ. Florid*, this ITttl
l*y or Jiiiimo. A.I« I*«#O
HKIINIKtN,
for Coughs, Ckwl CoMsTBraacIiitis
Clerk; Circe1 Coen. • *
(Clrcul IV.Of s»»H
TH E OLD JUDGE SAY5
RET0NGA A BLESSING
TO HIM SAYS MINISTEI
Watt Down To Only 110 Lb*
And Neither Medicine Or
'W ill Power Seemed To
Help Him, He States. Retonga Brought Prompt Rp*
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ROCKERS
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A wide detection of Plat-
I I I form Rockers upholstvred
DICK: "1 wonder how the ditillleta fed
about that new movie built around an
alcoholic."
OLD JUDGE:" It'S funny, you asked Hut.
Dick. I was just reading a piece about it."
DICK: MWhat did it tay?" (
OLD JUDGE:1'A very sensible atatemenl.
It aaid tbobeverage distiller* are fully aware
of tbit problemand are coopersting in every
way possible to help solve it. The alcoholic
aulotnobile. but in the hands of a man who
doesn't know how to drive it or-U reckless,
it become* a menace. Llkewlaa, It’#
use but the abuse of alcoholic b!
Ihat causes trouble."
DICK: "Wbnder why It is most a
drink moderately and others eta’tl
OLD yi/DGS.’" Intendve researchai
university has shown that most t
drinkers are really tick psopla. T
tuflering fromaoma physical, aodal
Lim ing to ma th a t-1 feel it a
duty and a privilege to publicly
recommend It,”
declare* Raw.
Ralph Z. Mullins, o f Graonvilitt
Ala. one o f the moetly widely
known
and■ beloved
men mIn . Athe
aw .
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South Central section of the
•Ute. Discussing hi* happy ex
perience 'Rev., MulUne staled’.
" A serious Illness pulled me
down to only UQ the. and J
S Oieaajng. aay
teemed unable to coins heck.. My WOS
turned, the distress and diacomIn BtyA t amarh itbat PreMed up
•leinet my cheat unUl I often
lelt like 1 could hardly breathe.
relief. I feel euro eluggiah *B-
Ing these unfortunate people.'*
H I in florala and eolid colored
JTJ tapeatry
with mahogany
HR_or blonde wood frames. An
*w* invitation to relaxation af5 5 ter a turd day’s work . , .
Ill
and a nice addition to jfottr
~
living r&om or bedroom. *
comfort was relieved, and I re
gained 30 lbs. I aleep spl«(\dldly
ahd,I feel (owl all the time. I
hops, my 'experience will help
others find the earns happy-to*
Usf through Belongs that I did."
Rttonfs la Intended to relieve
of'^SriOufcs, lj^Uth^*atoJ«h[
loea o f appetite, Vitamin n; i dosnd eonatipstton. A'
lUtute. Retonga mat
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SlrenRth—
THE WEATHER
to Protect th* Feacr of (hr World)
To Promote the Progress of America;
To Produce Prosperity for Sanford.
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P a r t ly cloud*, little change in tem p erature
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VO LU M E X X X V II
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Established 1908
IN D E P E N D E N T
SANFORD.
F I.O R ID A ,
D A IL Y
NEW SPAPEH
.M O N D A Y . J A N U A R Y , 21, 1940
CIO Head Says Strike
To Continue^ Until
Industry -'A c c e p t s
- T r u m a n Decision
S a y s Kxtensiop
— D raft-La w-M ny B$
Necessary I f En
listm ents
Fail
PITTSBURGH, Jnn. 2 1 .(AP) — CIO Unitetl Steel
‘Wqrkertt President P h i l i p
Murray has laid the blame
for the steel strike at the
door of management Murray
says the strike will continue
until the industry accepts the
decision of President Ttumfin.
■President Truman hnd pro-
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Compensation Paid
To Single Citizen
Payments
of
unemployment
^compensation in Seminole County
'amounted to IIS and were made
to one person during the week
ending Jan. 11. Cart B, Smith,
Chairman of the Florida Indus
trial Commission, reported.
Throughout the State, eompen' “ -------- 1&T73B
for th* previous weak to 914 l r
070 and th* number o f claimant*
paid from 0,080 to 7,IBS.
la most counties unemployment
_.w a* chiefly among former workZJera in the shipbuilding and con4«trurtioii trade*. : ■
Tho . unemployed person m
Bemlnole County to whom pay
ment .was mad* w u elass If led as
an aerislist. *
LUOIOfi MEETS TONIGHT
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Tb* rOgtilec «p**tBt* of Peat
No! S3 of tho American Legion
MWin be held tonight at 8:00
ao’clock* at th* Hot loettad on the
' Lak«front, according t«
Fte*d, adjutsnt-
eo.rn
'T
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Veterans Service
si
Any veteran 1n Ba«4
it
of »
th « office of
E.B, Carttr, A U
llttU e Nat
* ^ l»t r g ftw /
C m *. 1
itlon — trio:
r Takaeh Bi
lospilal Has 12
Getting Beady. For The Beef
Percent Hike In j
Patients In 1945
WASHINGTON. Jan. 21, M*>—
The |*»ulimi "bf President .' Tru•nan’s trrsrage dealing with the
\;me<t Force* ,EW*'dispelled any T*W. Lawton Elected
den that the Army will t>e reduc*
Association P r e s j . ctmu i .mily right through tHo
in,
Me. Truman hns told Con
dent For 26th Time
tra** that 2 .000 ,01)0 men will ho
'ceded under arms until 1047.
A 12 p ercent in c re a se in th The Chief Exceptive v:i}',.lf. the
Iriv.' /or volunteers fail* to bringr w p i> ' *..r jjaUanls admitted to
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. . . exF e rn o ld -I.v u th lo ii M emorial Hu*n enough men. Cotigi-vss
must
nd the d ia ft taw. T he pir-'ent
' ^ - - • r i t e r t r o ! * r f r ’r r "A *'t'tT T T tic d a ltfd '
to expire on Mu/ ifj.
IfdCTitwarm ~ tlurr
Th.* PteCongress
M.uubl nu,V>» «ip its rnimi uhst it
S 3 T » #V
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j ’lnru to' do about the manpower
►_j—*u.e.a
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situiitinri l-i Mar. 1.
The 2,UH1,O0H flgui*. Mr. Tru
WARMING UP for the annual mld-winter regatta in whlili they
both will soon be taking part, attractive Martha Gray- Stod Kuty man i 1vdnin». b the estimate of
Turner show their water skiing form n* they take n few fast turn* needs-pul forward by the War
around one of Lakeland, Worlds’* many waterways, hitched to ., nnd the Navy Department*. But
it is ab o ve the ultimate peacetime
speed boat. (International)
level of the Armed Keices, a level
ithut h«< not yd been U-tennined.
AUiut 110,000 men have l'C*n
iditnniil lie the Army through
•*recruiting during the past four
I months, Mr. Truniiin »«ys. The
I Navy has obtained 80,000 iien re-
Facilities For Display Of Stock
Emphasized By Ocala Cattle Show
Development O f Livestock Industry Is
Merely Foretaste Of Progress To Be
- Registered In N e^ n F ew Yoars
1cruo-
d urin g 1945 u , c u m p if e jl
«hO»r m r lW it t H - In f t M f . w « T
«s
F,rT0TA \ S
.. The Fort Myer*
Ing a eonalderablo
i t o a trtd tome yij
T ha Palmetto auction
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a -k iw g
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p i.0 0 0 ,-
HKFOI.F lilt:
of Fatest t i l ) i uieat parking (route wurkr
Jacob*, of Lake H.JRtr.i
liffiirt} the tar
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a* ri’conling sr-eretary.
Yboul
F.lecfed t.j the executive commil tec were Mr*. Curlrlt, Mr*.
kw
R. K, True. Mrs. J. Dingfcldai,
----------j Ft "cldcn! expressed great hop* Klin.tail Chase and II. C. Duliose.
Superintendent George \T Me- >th at tin propelled U n ite , I Nation*
Preae.it ut the meeting were
Rory, 47, of the Florida- Indus- Atomic i m i l r u l Commission will Mrs. Curlott. Ah’s. F>*nk Chaw.
trial School for Boys nnd a fur- I m- «|)ir Ui li indie lire pinldem M rs J. Dingfelder, M rs. It. G
mer resident o f ganfoi.l fo r many l e f t « liv e ly ,
Fov, Mrs. It. t'. Tiue, Mr>. IL M.
m ——t
,
~i
years, died Saturday in Maiiiwisn ,
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Rati.' Mr S. E. A. Mutiforton, Mrs.
foBowIng an illness of
S c T T l t n o l e ( ’ o l l l l t y f. E. .Spurting, Mr*, A. J. Polar- L a w IC n fo rc c m c n l O f* T n u s u a l C o lle c tio n s
»»n,. Ti.. W.
lot wtun, ri.
H. i«.
B, i-ope,
Pope,
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w. luiwtun,
fic e r s T o ltl T o S t o p ,
O f K p ita p h s F r o m
Mr. Mr Rory came tn S.-.»f,.r.| j V l f l l A r t " D lH C h a r R 'C a li. C Duliose, S F Doudney,
in the early tweptie* im.l wn
Judge R. W Ware, J. L- Gelh
Tombstones ^(>iV cn
IllcQMii (i a m l» I i it u
connected with Kitunr,! Iliggiue.
T w o Si mini'll' County men have
«
P Herndon. Jrm.
Inc., for a number of year- and he,,, dimhnrgVd from the Unrtcd Jinkin^und Dr^L. D. _BtownUe
unlee.
‘also with Voile A. Williams, hi
Curbing of all f'ojris of ”tmlie. Rolieit .11 M.' ft-lip of t)rStates Navy, utconllng to informa Mr*. True servrd as lemporar)’
o f the Sanford Hulck Cumpany.
authorised gamhllpg-” III Seooiud" lando enter!null'd the liolarintia
-ecretary in the al’Sinc* of{ Mi*
y
Mr. Meltory was n member of tion received here today from the Irene Hinton.
County, pnrliculullv of "Culia" at their luncheon today !•> prethe Slate legislature from Sein Naval Personnel Separation Cen
Total cost of operating the and numbers, n»< irv-onnnetuled. senting n numlier " f unusual
r rilliN'ft|,i| h
Inolc . County for sovcrnl yenrs ter in Jacksonville.
in sin* u p itu p liy
graveThey me AMMC 2/c Jack R hospital in 1945 was ' reported
and also served as secretary of
nit m y it
thr
1*p l r t yn?*l f$$inli
r tt t*nit
to
have
been
i-47JK>0
of
which
Raring
term
of
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the State Democratic Executive Howell of llox 3-1H. Like Mary.
:»M Unit
Mi * i l»i
and
S2
Joseph
H
ll.dmrts
of
H3.0UU
was
paid
by
the
patient*.
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FornCommittee. He was later ein
l«*$U iif i h u thiil W IMt 1 ftssMlX .if htw. fur
irpfeeenle,l donation* nian and \\
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ployed as un nudllnr in the office : ; . | . , S Palmetto Avenue, Sanford Ii fiombmtawe
Irfm u U tin
S m il It IlkilllX VJ'HI
the t ity of Sanford, I base the Jmy. Judgl- M.li
\ 'V i i u i i . ii> ih,it hi"of State Comptroller J. M Let» |Mtfi|»tl if*
.uni
Company
and
friends
of
the
presided
He was connected with lit,- J W I KI'S MKET WKDNhXD.W
Ill* a
1*4 in Itlnivt* ,t* if ,1 L.w|,
stitu tio n
| T w o ri,. tru e t«illIjn irciiLi’
rue4»lifi^
F'lorlda Notional Guard foi man,
His L f t .in
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s^fiiitiuf'ti*
L -unity
JillllPi
! It't III * If IJH 1lt .il^ l l i r ‘Vlitt|ttl* «»f
years and entered active duty i
jl'vsMIllB
h secuttvr Committee, reported
it HI
It ||aIiJ! fnl w it * Hint f■ |) Ikr I \ * tn lit*
1940 .when -the ..list
(D ixieI C h sin iLe r o f i
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tiniitti-iiipl
Division was federniixeil JI wu. hull) Wuilnt'^dr* v niuht nt H.IMI Unit the hospital had completed
••f
II a«’tt||f||t*|l f ,il
1l.il 111 t‘
thslf I
arrest
u fy j.il. Triiltiik >»n 'til
a lieutenant culonel in the ipiu'- u VI« h k nt thi* C it y it n ll, ucrnrfi n successful year In spit? of the 20; nrnl -toil versus Hosli-y Hulr.< th«M* of
Hp i f j * 'rii- il ns
termaster corps and' G-4 on tho in# tu Juliuit Stvnstrom, prrni shortage of nurses and other
will* o f tin* mimt T)frtUtlfii| , ti*i*
for 3>nlhwful homiriilti in any dcstaff of tho dttision commandrr. ! dent. AU member* are urged to personnel.
buU*n ht' hn«l rv i$ r p w ii I h«*
Major General Persons. He served i be present for th* discussion " f
Mr*. Curlett reported that for fr*#,
ir»ir (’iMtnph nti n tuniltutuniv in a
Members of tlm grand jury, S c o tla n d u m v c y n n l:
overseas five months a* G-4 of jdan* for important civic im- the first lime the nurse* were pur
the V II Corps end participate I j provement*. Mr. Htenstrom said. .>n right.hour duly schedule. 8he according to 0.1’ . Hrrndmi, rnnnty
MS h c VYMB
.. also ‘reported that new roofs had rlerk were: Chnrlr* D Kuru-slrr.
B l i t N m h *In hi i * w nn tun r t« *u»y
in tho Normandy invasion.
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C. Dodd, Charles \\ Kldrnlgc.
ls-rn put on both the hospital and B.
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whnl'.v^
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After retiring from the Army |
T O N IL IIT
H. l/S-c, Alex l.i-mbart. W.H
due to medical reasons, he re- . * "I1*- John (.allnway, command- (he nurse* home; that the nursra C.
T h in k w hnt n v%if»* wh*«nl«l hi*
Stew Mu'klcr W
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turned to the State Comptrollers - ‘ '.'r officer ,.f Company C of thr had. been given substantial salary Green.
Hhits
Otto ■ Sit,... Id.
A.M
ng agent
)«■ Florida Stale Guard, today urged increase*, also would be given HtiglMrs,
office a* a purchasing
age
ttm n *v ri
ii ml ill w en '
o f mi
all
Iiiuinhcr*
qf
the
mill
to
attend
Jones,
A.M.
Largi-nt.
IV
II
unuiher
raise
tbl*
month.
fore being assigned to the Mai
i tmi d i fti i'll t ii t’ \
n#Mr«'
* *• «* in
tiie
irgulnr
-drill
tonight
at
H
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Niblick,
C
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W
i-il'n
H.
B.
Pope
reported
that
a
brief
anna position.
ii T l‘ t ils of 1-i v i
Ifetal
\\ fu ll.
o'rtork ut the Armory. 4‘apt
*•N‘In* >Aa w a
Mr. McKory is survived by hi. Galloway also stated that plan, h„,| been pre|«reii f,,r presenta- I in V Willi# in- IV 1 • -1V
“ l«.I Mi’ti
in,n
to
the
district
Naval
OffiU
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wlfs, two daughters and one sou
iittK i i i i j i l
n dtimer to be held nest rer relative In securing the dis
The pi nnd jut >
|tn-*‘‘ n murij niiit a “ U n in lli
F'uneral services will lie held nt for
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J u ly an* thi* |iU I r\ |
pensary
at
the
.Hanford
Naval
Monday
nt
the
Armo'y
will
I
retd
"W
e
the
Gmod
duly
St. Luke’* Episcopal Church in ' " ' " ‘'“ V * '
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U H iiin if lit'. M. l a-lm 'ii/l
Station, i f or when the Navy empaneled fAr (lie Spimg f ur Ml
Montlcello tomorrow morning nnd
J ,lur,n|1
» mrr'' Air nestissse
*• rt*t t v » )
Ih r I n i iih u w ril a truce of M-Jlity ill
of the Circuit
Cmiit id
i
ng.
Interment {* scheduled tji lie held
their hdxliamls’
Ih r th e ep itap h n
Ninth
Judicial Circuit of
later In the day.
Hlate of Florida tn and for Semi graves. Said one
nole. County, tlrslie III iiinke tills
He meant sell, tried u little,
a special presentment with refer
fflIUUI
YlUkI Ji!
J li 11ih
ence to the prevalence o f gambl*' On a
.1 tdftilwiuiip
teftpil
*in Knjjlnnil In*
ing throughout the Hlntc of F'inri- fnltnd I h r'i* w ord.da and particularly m Hemintile
“ tlf children in atl.
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County ami wish to commend
She Imre twenty-four
Arbor i|ny, n legal holiday in irrestlng, widely observed and use* Martin Andersen, Esquire, of tho
Thank the Uird*
2d slates, .wa* obaerverl Friday in ful of school holidays.
Orlando Sentinel, |»ihir#he<l in __
There’ll be no more.”
"Arbor Day ha* fostered love Orlando, Florida, -for the strong
Final official returns of the Sanford. The morning program
And in California this was
at
the
Hanford
Grammar
School
of
country,
for
from
It
has
Coma
editorial*
tie
has
recently
written
8th War Loan Balts in Seminole
found: County l i released by the Florida wo* under the direction of Mrs. thr lieautirul thought o f planting urging all enforcement officers l<>
“ Our lovely l.im couldn't wait,
H.
C.
Dickerson
nnd
tho
Dirt
Gar
memorial
tress
In
honor
of
states
axert
every
possible
effort
to
exWar Finance Committee reveal
• So she’s gotu- to swing
den
Circle
of
the
Sanford
Garden
men
authors,
and
other
patriot*.
suppress that inquitous form of
that tha county went over th# top ... ,
On the Golden Gnte."
“ Th# youth who learn* and ap esmtiling commonly known a i
844,7 percent. Total sale* w ere; Club, and wa* presented by
And in Indinmi this rpitnph
member*
of
the
Junior
Garden
plies
these
little
selection*
on
the
Bolila, Cub* nnd Number*.
|1"397,778 as compared to a quota
was discovered:
Club and fifth grade pupils of growth and beauty of treoa,
“ We, ■■ Grand Jurer*. fro I Hint
o f I&T1.000,
“ He believiil tlmt nothing lull
Mr*.
Ullian
Horner’s
cl***.
Two
__
_____
hi* filled his mind with useful for the ’good of society nnd to the success of thr Democrat i*
on E bonds were 1224.4HU
holly
trees,
gifts
bf
the
Circle,'
thoughts,
prevent the corruption o f morals party could save the union."
»s compared to a quota of 1174,Arbor Dey observation he* that everything possible should be
000 or 1M percent. Other sale* were planted tn front of the
And In Fnvunnah. this:
were: F and G bonds, $54,322; *rh‘ . ;
“ He was honc«t even IhAugh
, . . ;
,
,,
taught many habits of uaaful done to suppress any and all
At
1:30
o
dock
In.Uw
■fternoon
furMt
>Uldy.
form* of unauthnrlrrd gambjlng he W n* n Repiililican.’’
Berta* C. Seringa nates $91,000;
7/0 percent certificates. $47,600; «nd with the children’* group
While In- New England, Dr.
Tha boy who roakey friends in th* County of Seminole, nnd wo
participating,
•
koelertaria
tree,
8 1/8 percent treasury bunds,
urge and enjoin all enforcement McCaslin found this one:
with
tree*,
latrns
them
by
name
and 8 1/8 treasury bands, th* gift of Mr*. Henry Wight, In' youth will appreciate their officers of all municipalities in
“ Here lies the hones o f Mary
wn* planted In tho Fifth Street
Heminol* County to renew and re
Jonc*.
l>*auty
and
value.
When
he
be
a wonderful record," Park. Mn/ H. C- llettal horti come* grown-up, h* will learn to double th*ip snorts to break up
F'or her life hefd no terrors.
Publicity Chairman cultural chairman of th* Magnolia conserve, not to destroy the na all organisation* In between men,
She wu* born on old maid, died
I f . ' Lan* today, "and I Circle of th* Garden Club and tural growth of tree*.
and sellers In Seminole County
an old maid;
wish to thank tha good people of Mr*. Dickerson chairman of the
engaged fn tha form of. gambling
No hits, no run*, no errors."
“Than
let
us
enter
Into
tjta
tree
B#ml nolo County' and especially Dirt Garden Circles In th*. pro
Dr. MrCaslin was introduced
known aa Bolita, Cuba arid Num
planting
heartily,
and
help
to
J. E. McAlexamler, Jr., who did gram.
ber* a* well aa any and all other bv Gordon Brisson who had
Following tho devotional led by mskl oar Florida one o f tha moot forma o f unauthorised gambling charge o f the program.
■uch an outslanding job with hi*
I-ea
beautiful
statu*
In
America,
and
•ound truck not only for th'a Nancy Reel and tha singing o f the
and wa furthar recommend thut Leaher prvaliletl over tha meeting.
drlvo but for each and every drive, National Anthem, George Hern help to make our Atneriea one * f said law enforcement officer* re- Fletcher Btdis intnnlucrd
th*
I* Dean,
owner. and editor
w a jnviiL
uuyijuju of don. son o f Mr. and Bra. Or P. tha moat beautiful countries of port any and all vloUtions of visitor*. A directors’’ meeting was
the
world."
Sanford Rtrakl who gave ua Herndon, made tite following talk
th* sold gambling law* to Murray held Immediately . following the
pan |
pub- on the origin o f Arbor Day at
valuable front
‘
Featured on tha' morning
W. O w s t r s t t , State Attorney, iy meeting o f the club.
Connolly, ragram
Hong, “ Arbor
Georg* A. DeColtes. assistant
IlarrWT Rlu
"Tha happy idea # f designating by th# Junior Garden Chib;
WOODMEN TO MEFTT ^
stunner fa r prosecution.
r
who gave thea'- a given day when al) should b# ing by Beatrice Brown, “ Planting
Th* regclar weekly meeting of
for the bond shows Invited to plant trees, belongs to A Tret". "America The Beautiful*
th* W oodmen'of the World will
GKO RGB MOYJ? PROMOTED
close eon* t "Tree*", a
b* held tomorrow night at 7:30
»r 1ft
cited by Hammy Jacob
o'clock at the Woodmen Rail on
'/Tha Tree M a k o erjiy I
-----Trot” , by
Grand Jury Raps jR. H. McCaslin
Lottery Racket In Is Main Speaker
Seminole County At Rotary Meet
Official Returng Arbor Day Celebrated In Sanford Last
Released On 8th Friday Afternoon With Tree Plantings
War Loan Drive
.
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Tm than dt-elurrd will* promote
greater uptp .1 ,,f h.wn coxt
good* by higher lin'd “ uihrrs Ho
,00(1 warned against whirl he dvr.rihed
\ \ I in s w iu k s i ht hi : of
ui' th i uii-at d e a le r in thr, p h o rrr a * ‘'v q 10e* o f disunity” which he
>iv alotid
—
V-.i's I t with a- murh u> i! .Mid " a r e beginning'
ten i.ou. the ex^m l. urr for/^rn;
n |
1
The m esvagej asked C ongress
support of a program which Mr.
Yrs/oy. I .nl It lu-sher, ami Ralph
Of Sanford'1 and f SIDtHTI.V
’ riil defense iTe/ofe lhif war/ and
F o r m e r Resident, tMrr[irtn
iit
Imi per cent cf
* the national income,
Dies In Marianna j A- fnt )he atomic I .’, the
u n io n
and liUdgiu message lie .aid the
(companies have what In- lulled
"adequate leew »)” within which
tu^glant the luvv.
Mr, Truntun also fold Cnngresa
that no mere govccnnieni jmlicy
(can make men get along with
each other unless they are willing
tn flitter mutual respect and good
will. However, said the President
the Government can help develop
machinery which will help labor
and management to settle their
dispute* peacefully, lie .aid that
lh« hacking of puhlnf opinion is
a factor In .uch a process.
T ii ruiitg t,» the- i|uestmu of inilitnl\ i sfn-li-f. tilt* I'tcMib III say* 111 s./httv« Hunt, Utv Itrv. W P.
the
tsa -ilov crnmiuil
Machinery C a n Be
Developed To Aid
'/Strike Settlements,
J
WASHINGTON. Jim. LM.—
(AP) — President Truman
told Congress today thlit most
industries and compnifies are
J
wt'll able to Rnint substantial
pay rises. The President’s
esUjmtte.uUhc wajH'-puyitiR
- (3
ability o f" industry \Lnh ' in*
eluded in his 2.ri.tum u n n l __ _ 4
reported thl* morning .by T. W.
Lawton.* who ,on Thursday-wax
rw-rlrctid by the Hospital AXio-'l'
cli,tinn to serve It for thr 28th 1.
time as piesl
president.
I'atlrnts adinlltrd during IlMfil
were 1,41IB us compared with t,.
021 in 1044. he revealed. The
number of patient days was t» , - 1
183 in 1045 as compared with
7.U07 in 1044/ roljeclioru were
07.44 pen-ell^ aa compared with
90.22 peneiil the pitveding year,
Births numbered
nnryl
,171 ronipared
to 2H8.' "in/lU44.
/
The fallowing ne» directors
were rlit'led at the Aitociation
meeting Mr. Low tun rr ported.
W. Iy Hiovail, II tni c uleman,
j (Mill.in’ll. III! N'llV) jri.OIMI.IKJO.UOO 11. < h.ipmun all
i fm i),- loiuihg fix ml yesr. Tlris John B. liethca
d—Riiif. J—T.
|t-*oi*«rrs wnti ,r v nnnnmt(ixx> for
W1' 1” * ..
I t ’ .,- ,\im v and ,im M' tlmn ft.hOO,<Uhrr u ifii*« ri
imu.OTio
for
\m y iiM’
ihiring
thy
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J A C K S O N V IL L E Fla, Jan.. 2 l i r a —
____ ______________________ cut . u . ihxLuUinj iutl .\Atare.t ln_ the Brahman Cattle
Show In Ocala this last week Ims
emphasised the wiidom of Na
than Mayo, Commissioner of
Agriculture. In providing for the
building of adequate facilities for
the display of purebred live stock.
In several Florid# production cen
ter.” said William L. Wilson, director of Florid* Slate Ferine
Merkrte.
povermir
pvtenor Miilerd
Millsjd
LlfWWel],
Mevo, njOi■
u u s..;. CommHsltmer
,.H..s)(mfr Mayo,
roctor Wilson, aed other official*,
and Imlustyjeedsr* were In Ocala,
for the Hnrhman SJmw evpnt*.
“ The spotlight has been thrown
on recent development of the
live- stock industry, and particu
larly the expansion of our Brah
man herds, through this great
show.” said .Wilson todav. ” We
feel however, that this develop
ment is merely n foretaste of
the progress to lie registered In
the next few years.
“ Live stock pavilions included
in Commissioner Mayo’s plans
for such facilities, ary expected
to old grestjy in developing the
industry throughout th* State.
Orlando, Ohala. Quincy, Belle
Glad* ami Bartow will have such
pavilion* to serve stock raisers,
nnd at the University of Florida,
facilities will be developed to ala
In the education of the Stale’*
future leaders in this Industry.
The Gainesville pavilion will mute
it possible for student* In animal
husbandry to accompany their
text-book studies with actual
examination of pur* bred live
stock, under the best possible
conditions,
“ The scope of Florida's 'produc_ tion of fruits and vegetables is
j hard tn visualise,” said Director
Wilson, turning to a discussion
of currant marketing operations.
“ For Instance I have at hand a
wire from J. L. Warren, manager
o f the State Farmers' Market at
Pompano which tells of a dally
average 0f BO cars moving from
that-one- production center. Just
at present Pompano's shipment*
are running heavy to pepper.
Quality and prices ore reported
aa good, and th* labor sTtuaUon
Ih that area is improving.
"Shipments
of
strawberries
handled through - th* Plant CJty
Market during th* last week hay*
totaled 33,012 pints, Manager B.
E. Johnson report*. This repre
sented an increase of 9.7B4 pint*
over the preceding week. Indus
try representatives from that
area are atill aiertlng every
possible effort to secure removal
o f the erop-hampering rolling of
X6 cent* per pint, fixed by the
Office o f Price Administration.
We have cooperated with Ihja
effort to the fullest extent and
are still hopeful of
favorable actum- A Plant
dslermtlon is tq leave Monday
for Washington for further pro.
teat of the strawberry eeiflntf.
Meanwhile the Florida famlll«a
dependent on atrawberry - produc
tion for much o f thalr cash tncoma are continuing to suffer
through curtailment o f thalr po
tential profit*.
rBuyora at Fort Myers are
making naa o f the nocking hou«#(
facilities^ pnivldod.ty th# l U t t
‘JO.
W a g e In) re a s e ;
Getting In Shape For Kegatta
. oted ■ compromise wage inert**?
. _ O f-id ti cent* *n.-hour, a figure
accepted by the union but re
jected by United S tain Steel.
'V IT U ) told n new* conference
* L hi* Pittsburgh headquarters
that if r»conver*lon I* hlndrod and
d iiu ter overtake* the nation, it
Will bo not b«eau»e the steel
* worker* have called a strike.
It will t*«, ho cald, because the
^teal industry ha* *ald “ no" to
£ h e President of the United States.
The whole country seem* to
bo hynoUiesP'by the UIO’s one,
two three higher
wage bomhirdh?j ‘
— the electrical,
e
•raent—
meat, and
ateol itrlkrs.
There I* a lab of moaning and
guassing a* to how tony ■ they
^rill lost and what detrimental
"effect
they
will
have.
Hut
everyone seems to be waiting
'fo b the' next fellow .or the Govfiemnierit to do somethin p
_ _
I ThaTs Tfo'w'Tt Is,. for Instance,
In the steel strike which—the
eJDtXla_finure— will cost. tha.. in*
dustry 410000^)00 a day and the
workers 0,(00,009 a day. Both
onion and bhf steel headquarters
are silent a* the pickets parade
before tome 1300 plant* in 30
Nethln* to report,. >they
m y :^ u *t kitting around yraltlng
got going.
At Homestead, P«nn., where
# 5 4 year* ago there wa* much
^bLood shad In • *t*«l strike.
&il . Isad era
-making
t the Carn8gil*-tl1lnoi* works
will stay shut' A ll members have
to do picket duty. As a steel
strike captain told tho Associated
Preasr “ A man ha* gut to have a
good excuse1—a very good one—
not to report for picket work. I f
he falls to show up, he get* fined
ffi.OO and he won’t be able to
hold any union office for two
w e a r * . I don’t think w ell have
Tuny refusals or a n y , failures,
added the strike leader,
The CIO, In its campaign for
' public support In the steel strike.
Is taking to the radio tonight.
Philip .Murray, .the union presi
dent, Is to broadcast nl 10:00
P.M. Eastern Tim*. Thu* far,
there still I* nothing certain
about the prospect that tho Gov
ernment may selte the steel
-m ills. One high official says
■ th a t If the walkout continues for
wft week, with He Inevitable e f
fect on other tnduetrles. Presi
dent Truman 'may b* compelled
to taka such action.
NUMBER
A-ssofiiitctt Press le a s e d W ire
-
ag ain "
The
I'le -n b -u t
.n n l
th is
)|‘ |nitty mum not prrvad.
I he PrevnieipT p,.'iw,-..4 Ih.vl —
crjrp?--TW7f5Tri g ' ' r n h r r . Xnierf- ” *
rati einiioniy will lesiilt in pro' duct ion that wilt be half again
' a. high a* anything we have
j ever produced in pence time. He
j .nii! husines* cun pay higher
wage* and 'el! for Inwer |,rice»
-than ever before. Mr - Truman
qualified this l»y saving some
rnmpames
,-nn not
now and
never wilt be able Ui join pi
j tho program
•
^
The message offered one brnruf
new -ndnnnislialoin p oio'y
1’he'
President called
,“f
onirnifr
f.o
fo il e n fo ic ^
lnw*
pTipp*
rirw
A nil*
tl
iitifp! iMliimt u Nv %iis|N.’nitiet|
hi a number of field* during the
wnr. Mr. Truman said Imsinr-su
Is a public trust and it must »dhere to national standards—in
cluding fair wngrs on.I fair em
ployment practice*
Hi iii.( tie cniitd uni le.iumnpnd
n il)
f u iih e i
tu x i til- tm u
lus-uusi*
"f llii iiietnire uf iii'luinu, The
I’ l eslileot culled iitf lull,ui om
■.but -■'it-, im.l i i yi.i ’ .iiber
e Mensii.n of |*tue cmiltols. lie
teneqed Ids plen t,■ l'"ngre-s for
nchi n „n 21 piece* " f legisllitlon.
He ii-ki-d both emergency nnd
permnnent housing legislation.
Oil the subjeef of foreign pol
icy. Mr. Truman wriil the Ameri
can peace policy j'nuit rest.
‘!upun justice no lex, than upon
power "
fieorge W. Knight
Joins S ta ff O f PC A
In W a s h i n g t o n
\V \SUING TON. Jifri. 21. (Spe-’(alt
Lieut. Col George \V.
K night, who for two years di
rected air transport flying over
“The Hump" from India, has been
released flum .Atm y duty nnd hns
joined the Staff of IH'A (I'l-nnsyl-.
vnnia-Centra| Airlines) ;m maimgrr of telephone and counter s«Uv
In \\nshipgton, J, J. O 'Donovan.
I't’ A vice president, aimminceii to
day. He has already asMimed his
new duties at the National A ir
port terminal.Mr. Knight, formerly of Newnrk, N. J.. and Sanford, FI*,,
has bad wide experience in air
transport. I’ rior to entering the
air corps shortly lifter the out*
hrrak of the w*r, he had served
for a numlier of years with United
Air Lines and American ALr
Lines; he Is former chief agent
for Eastern Air Lines at N’ jwark,
Hr entered the Army in June HM*
and in HU.'t was sent to the ChinnBurma-lndla Theater wher* ha
was priorities and traffic o ffic v
For India-lmted ATG planes. Ho
was stationed at headquarters at
Chabua.
Mr. Knight is a graduate of the
University of Florida.
Before
entering th* air transport field,
he was connect>J with the (iraco
Steamship Line and sailed on the
Grace ship, Santa Elena.
NOMINATED
t
WASHINGTON, Jan. 21. (A1)—
I’ resident Truman ha* sent two’
nominations to th* Senate - for
confirmation. The Chief Execu
tive bus chosen hia naval alike,
Commodore James Vardanian. Jrto b* a mem!*— t? ,i,« board of
Governors of tli* Feilvnil K.-aerv*
System for a term of 14 v*«rs.
/
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Potatoes
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Collards
lb. v s Lge. Bunt
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sighed. Bhe ci* m aking her first
trip to ‘the urilted State* aa lit*
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learned five languages, m arried a
are whole galley* !n sculptor and mothered a son. Afia, where only women te r her divofee an d the invaaion
t e n live ii.la v " «aid \ ’n- a f iYugoelavia, she worked in the
ten
live today. said Ne- u n d e r < r o u n d fo r yearti lh r n
*her, 34. form er under- fough t In the P artisan army w ith
rorker ami lieutenant In m*n under her command.
•.
>»lav Partisan A rm y.
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that without any man Yugoslav women," she said. “ Hock
ive on a woman's emo- *"
old
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tlonal life and they don't donkey and his w ife trudged’ beThey are so overworked hind, carrying the load,
g those devastated valle> >
‘‘But during the war women
wood, gathering mud to | played a very stro n g psrt in
mses. try in g , t o _ acrape —the country's defense and men
enough food to* live— got used to taking orders from
'l have time to think of them. Today Yugoslavian s o n else.
en have' the vote, equal rights
hey will go back t o , being «iul eatlel p a y for equal work,
ignin eventually. T P ill If their ability is superior to a
1 nfii-r r " th a t tim e -vr man's, they get the Job and men
n war. The young ones work under their direction.
Y never would, b u t they
“ Lots of young women have
.m arried the men they fought with
uirso we all thought we during - the war and are going
crasy trying to g et u ie d iriRnt on with their careers. Woinrt again a fte r living a o > n
in every phase «l
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Beef Bruins
Pig Liver
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Steak
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Loaf
19c
* Lerett'e Enriched White
3 ib* 37 c Bread 16-ozloaf 8c
M»^«WWa
MOM THAN HAlf the (( 7,000 U. 8. *oIdler* In the Pacific will he returned
home within four mon hi. declared Secretary of War Patterson during
nobUiution dcmonatratJon epidemic center*. It
hla trip through the
ha* been estimated ll ‘ 371000 n rn will be required tor future garrison
purpose* and flgun i on map tndfcat* haw the*e may be dialrlbulW.
Arrow* show whan moat of the men to be raleosed are now stationed,
Manila (I) hs: bf* the f lo r a ccntrr of tr®no pr»n«ta (faternello-ial)
PIG PORK SALE
Shoulders .. whole . Ib.^.. 29c
Hams .. whole
Sides
Heads
Sausage
Now Crop Florida
h i *| .
„
Bananas
——
Bleach £-ool
Ocean
SUNOS
Lge. .Stalk. 7c Strawberries pint 35c
Wonder or 33
_ _ _ a.
i
>L
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60m*<mm*w
|nthe Beon • •- Oround toYOURorder!
SUPCR-FRCSW with
TWfc FLAVOR SCI
MANY PRCPCR,
N ew Low Pricel
Cauliflower
Red Bliss
»-
Potatoes
2
Potatoes
5 lbs 29c
Idaho Baking
Polished
P ecan s
Ccorgis Sweet .
Potatoes
Canadian Florida
O ranges
lb* 17c
Ib
3 lb* 29c
8. 1 Maine
«v
m
m
45c
—*
Striata agas
U.
DCLA/VDNTE
Ib
4<
5 lbs 29c
PoSMrita 10 lbs 41c
Nabisco Shreddsd------------- ---- -NoWrco Premium
Wheat
pkg
Modem Spuod
Extra Standard
Churngold ib 25 c Tomatoesno.2l 2 c
FRESH PIG PORK
GRADE A BEEF
i t b s e n i i n l r v a o enn/im is* mn,l n u ll 11.
Bonolas* B risket
“Then my uncle said I must
wear lipstick. Hat I couldn’t
beer all th at woman stu ff at
once. I Just said I wouldn't do
It. A fter a while, though, ,w*
all got llpalkk and cold r r f a n
COFFEE
■..I
H to k e b ’s
T n a lv
TELEPHONE
- OPERATORS
Starting Rate
6 d ays----- $26.00
K ing
IVORY
SOAP”
MILK .
17c 3 Tall Cans 25c
A g e e 16 . 35
Experience Unnecessary
• Paid while |e«mito|r
• Frequent increased
• Overtime saw
'
. MWIT Si HOl-U WKOas.
—
Potted M eat.......5c
HA,
Apple Sauce ea* 19c
A ra l* S r’s l .a a e h m *a».
Treet 12-oz. can 34c
1-IIII.VtlRI-rtltA’
Cream Cheese .. 10c
a t.
Prune Juice q t 25c
i.nii* AaOr r » r .T * n iis tn a <*•
Greens ............. 12c
tOlArj**' Vslvwla
Cheese Vi-lb pkg21c
JUAN UP ANU PONK AVI)
Beans No. 2 can 12c
m il s * »«r*ined
Baby Food .. jar 8c
..Y * s .u r a * ;
SEBRING, Fin., Jon. 16, (Bpeclal)—The early w inter season
finds Highlands County cattle In
only modernUIr good flesh as a
m u l t of th e drought during th e
firnt half of 1046 and the very
heavy rainfall daring the lo st
to County A gent
fa
SOUTHERN BEM,
TEL & TEL COT
NtXfiAVa n t1 .M ltl.lt. H r* w
». a «tAH«
P a id v a c a tio n *
T a x i-c a b s e r v i c e
la te h o u rs
' Said the peasant: “I'm leav*
Ing kerne. I don't like this new
.government. If they are going'
to make this kind of mistake*
In the beginning. I might aa
well go now. W hat mistakes?
Giving women the vote. There
wo* a tim e when a man had
soma righto In hla own bom*.
Rut now the home I* full or
women arguing politics from
morning till night. I’m clearing
BORAX
1
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT
WAFER SLICED BOLOGNA
BULK PORK SAUSAGE
LONG LINK SAUSAGE
GA. 8M0KED SAUSAGE
KINGAN’S PORK SAUSAGE
8WIS8 CHEESE
EsJ,C5>tb 25c
Jtew Pack Sauer
pounds
APPLY CHIEF 0PERAT0L
iCond., Milk can 15c
r r LAoro «»:*«*««« v a l m sv u . «■m
fI t■ Corn..a, sNo.
2 can■ 12c
_
►
t h * m vails
i i as aa
n isn mesaw
o . a «<a
r aSn
Tomatoes ......... 14c
m
•
•
aaid, ah* pasted a peasant tru d g
ing down a country road with n
CONDITION OP CATTLE
Single or Married
Cold Medal “K itchen T ested1
v r
i L I . . .
not change. O ar feet hed grown
so big froai marching barefoot
or In ihoe* big army shoe i, w*
could not wear tittle shoe* again."
K ralgher—sm artly coiffed, but
without a sign of lipstick—glanced
KRAUT
SOAP
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11c Crackers Mb' 17c
f Tongues lb 43c Chuck Roast lb. 27c
IVORY
-
1 w n f o ^ 1"" O .raato th is year wlU
�Mac A rthur Says Too
-Much- - Demobiliza
Churchills Arrive Fnt^Vacation
S e c o ifd - S chniou O f ‘ J7 9 t h ~ ( 1oiT gre3s
tion Will Affect
rm
Military C o n t r o l
• WASHINGTON. .Ian. 17. i/IV—
(JE K N B E R G , J n n .' 17.—
General Douglas* M.icAithtir to
day warned Congre-, tint any
a P ) — T h e F re n c h p rosccuattempt lu cut Pacific forces
t o r r « t t h e N u erb crjt'” wit
iu-bov fhr m; -k ronterfiplated by
crim en tr ia l, F ra n c o is De
Tly 1 uht—Ip bis words—
.ei.hvn to a ' dangerous degree
M en th o n , h a s d em an d ed th a t
, the military cunt*.-4.-»m Japan
■ tern p u n is h m e n t be m eted
iand Korea. He expressed tils
o u t to nil m em b ers o f N azi
viewpoint ‘in a cable which was
t e r r o r o rg a n iz a tio n s . H u n
placed before a Senate Committee
Iby General Dwight- Eisenhower.
t ' d * * o f 'th o u s a n d s w ould be
. The July I mark utulc. »n•#
ivqlved in th e m a ss punish*
j ald*talion i« Uliio.,o.-e>
At•" r h e n t 'f o r Which D e* 'Menthon
n
meetirtiT earlier this week,
• r ju f il. For the 22 lop men of
E
isenhow
er tw
d>Urv
aidmthethearm
y dothe S ari rejeime, the Frepch
im
ih!|lial|un
|
<
I'licin.'.
prosecutor demanded • death.
Theatei wool I bv tut to 373.-00
De Menthon himself ia a wound
by July 1. Today** reference t.i
ed war veteran. He drove home
400,R
OO men iippaiently rncltidoa
•his pointa against such organiza
n
r)
additional
I'J.IUKi who would,
tion* as the Elite Guard, the
Ire
on
dut
in
Alaska bid .ho.
Storm Trooper*, and the Gestapo
■
C
hinn
area
on
July
I.
,
w ith aurh eloquence and fervor
T
he
cable
yi.
given
to
the
th a t the N ail defendant* in -th e
Senate
cutnntinee
after
1
a
t
*
-i
at
^ p riso n ers * pen showed vlilblc
E
isenhow
er
hod
appear,
d
to
ex
*
" ‘m i of fea r.
i
plain
further
the
A
rm
s
d.
‘ The F jtn c h nrosecutor conceded FORMER BRITISH PRIM E MINISTER W inston Churchill in com jdlirnlmo
polt* y lie c ivi his
_
th a t there might be .oblections pany with Mr*. Churchill ia pictured In front of a battery oC m icro-| ie*iuntin>
.taviai
ta n n ihli
.to' the. . m
. .at* -punishment
,
. . .of mem, phoae* following tlrelr arriv al in New York aboard the liner Quern .Senate .Military aubco ipnitleV
, * V5
i E liiab cth A fter a pres* conference, a t which th e British leader urged
In iv.tHiMse to a question shout
tin C-neo Fisenhowei i *iiiiitt th
thee ‘*s*rret
secret "of’
of the atomic bomb be closely guarded
” *lon’
,J eCl!!r*d- w|th0Ut jith
th na t"
the existence of the*e groups, 1
c>n establish
. . . . i.ii. 1. --------proper controls,
—
i he Churchill* left for Miami eil till’ lilt- ie|ile.et
' ’ad* W>1It
I Ki*l<l \ *ln\ uri.l .tShrt ' it III
»•« |t rt ,| tf
without the spirit which animat where they will vacation as guest* of Col. Frank tiu rk e "f < auada jU-tlOenl In V
i■ Iuli- n ■ af * ,i rt*IIlkF
ini-ii «i ft if, ft i*»* -• n« 1hr I M if lin xbirtv
ed them, it would be • impossible
( InlcriiBiioi'.kl i
——
Of> ,-ie
'I t lu ,| j tfll i It* h«» h*Ls\ ifi-ir
t'l
t iit'HinI'
to understand how so many alro1111\ I11,t 1.1 . Jail I t.J’l Tfui <ll><
citiea could Lav* been perpetrated.
Defendants D i s p l a y
— Visible - S i g n s—Of
Fear As Prosecu
te tor Makes Request
Sentence* of death for the lead
e r * and punishment for the tfiem"b e r* of the terror organisations
would, he argued, serve ns a
• foundation fo r the moral uplift
of the German people.
I 'ourt - 01, 111ini tu n niiI■-I eii tmlliy
irthflPr rtfof- Ttnr
The m
mol
f*H n:»?v‘ tfihti«*r
n l - rI'neTflc
u rtflrl
.
j- •
V** tam ain’a
farm er f ’rlm * ..M (____
..._____
t e r , Winston
Churchill - . who reached Miami
. yesterday -u Is |n excellent health
a lte r hi* 4,600 mile Journey.
A Florida physician gave Mr.
Churchill a routine checkup this
morning and announced that the
71-year-otd English w ar lender
suffered no ill effects from his
. trip aero aw the A tlantic to New
A Y ork and thence by train to tro■ plca]
southern
Florida. Mr*.
Churchill also ia described in go-vd
health.
The couple were invited to a t
tend the opening of Hialeah rare
trac k ’s -40-day season today, but
they have announced th a t they
plan no immediate appearances,
la tst n ig h t-b e fo re dinner, Mr.
and Mrs. Churchill and their host
Col. Frank Clarke, a Canadian
ru:nip paper m agnate — took a
J i i isu
i rely hour’s drive around the
^ i aaimed
l
fringed canals and along
the ocean fro n t In Miami Reach.
T hey drovo in fen open convertible,
accompanied by fe Scotland Yard
man. The famed Briton was In
high spirits and occasionally wav
ed hW> fam iliar " V for Victory”
sign to cheering throng*.
Negro Dischargee
*t)n Train Arrested
After Disturbance
Tollofrmg compliant* by « con
ductor of ACL train No, 7$
■ t t n a 'd n r tii« n - tR « n rr -! w r™ '« *
soldier, we* creating a distur
bance. Raymond Myrick waa a r
retted on a charge of drunken- nets and dlaorderly conduct, aecftrprding to police
Patrolm an A-L. Tlndale also
reported th a t Just as be was go
ing on duty a t midnight he saw
soma sailors trying to carry
aw ay a L coin operatad ty p a of
weighing scales on P ark.A venue
In fro n t o f ' Mickey's Pharmacy.
The tailors ran and be recovered
the machine which had been
In ‘fro n t of th a Floyida
Rial# Bank I t' bear# th# Inscrip
tions. "Character Reading*. Your
M fa t# *nd Fate” and belong* to
A M # XUna'eiek.
Eov T. J'hnion of the Majestic
Carolv«|' show* maivad
a#Tf*nl"r
e sfro rj Injuries
j s .Handf ureported
,
to o"Hee th a t whll# in
U n t b - had been hit by
pipe, bo» not knocked
tw o arsallsnt* .whom h#
W
a dark
an iron
_oul by
boat off
' TC1VNRENI) C O U N CIL.
TO MEET
, nt.irLt C*i
.
"
-HiiAilUri and finiMhiloliofi/*
M a^ H iy k
i j ' o k e o f rtMtl*
H i'in ilim . MA f l t * i w h a t hai*
ponoif
to
iitt
J e t r t , " . ho
id,
*'tho x o l u i t o n
pniblcin
u m l t n m l . l y t h ? <!utv o f a ll ilerr*nl lHmjtJc*"
K;irl»er.
Fm rlu u
t »>||
11It - 1Of•'hip \ i ! Hi It.l1‘ * (\» (I
f h.f
l t). *1* 1 MlOl
lit
»l« l i o n
'.»••) Jl1
.,t! “
..1 ru n ' Irti.la*.
.,< i-,, U-w! lisp ,id .Hi «**■krljl a 1 , f <
nil i it. iti.i • \*>wtu M
,T. 4ft'r.'idti" *1- *sr »♦*' t..ah. *
i ri*|
« • • ' n d .tliv *10.1 t h o , kl.il
It*i ni'if Etki'i
t h, I \ n
.ft
JAI K.st N y j| | Y
IlniM ii
K i m ’*!
lli'Yin wi.rik*
to t in
i IVloir til in on ( h r h r k l t ’ h m u l l e t
» f n m iit l u t e - l i e Mttil l l t i i i i i n «lc*rtil\
u
Mvizol luiitsfv
to
pjaro
T . i o | rt tllv tka
To vol.io .i
t»o I * l h r
I
,*f ,. I. » I
• | \ ,|f*tMffs
“ ■
yJiiI i
I H| »r*■*t-»I *
\ |«|»*«in t *11*j-:t 11y ;
Inquiry He In- lull {liipaitnient tool low'll yyidllictl [
**1 tin* It*»fv“ur\ Kh’d
Served In P a c i f i c Tells
Cars* Shipped tvluiy
.
. J, ' .,
-.In loylijickr pending iiiV'esUga*I 4;
V inMifi i»f IC:i 11>It V
l i n y vi i t I
. No charges wyre plnred1
(m l
-th* *jf
Area W i t h 11th t e n d e d lo l^se Itifi,,n
;against the trio, but 1’ublu* It*-: ‘ F ro m California- SrtkfMjJyJii£«Hlnr
tillllvOi J 1|A*—
iff-lt of
For
Jap
Offensive
iniioii* officer <‘oi u dsuii t.nd-N
-f I''lorida oast Week l *s.
Airborne Division
I »epHrf fuiyu v
aid uIt was knovril two ut
i »lt .)rti'k?i4iJiV il|r..
—
t h a t " n o t om* I ' n t t u l f nf u r a n i u m
^|*r ssaliiv**-.| m i kga‘chi»*|i»v,*hir#i w il l
* v e r h«< u mn I f o r uin»|t**m|u <4h*.
Richard Brown Kimmel Reveals tioii
f jot»;ifrum Jhe; toilerr "M t el er y Program
u*»| l.\ lit** im*>1Pinit u i‘om*
Is Discharged Fleet Not Meant Imj*>ntuiet
|.*rtits (inoi.il llohert Is Adopted By
Conduct Civic
I
liMMitnn, ,
livings
Division
the uitlvi wnx
Pearl tf«uSe*hoti. thit rtffer
From U. S. Army To Defend
FVC Division
a
y
Nin fliitclo'tnt that
.
!|hirc*
mm »ii the lhtw<iiHf«
Churchill Is Iu
Excellent H ealth
Journey
9
L O N D O N . J a n . 17. ( A P ) —
( ‘z c fh o x lo v n k F o re ig n lli n i s * l«*r J n n M a x u ry k Inis iih ijm m etl In t h f l ’,NO ( i t 'i n i n l A ou 'liib ly , ( h u t th** U m V d N a
tiim s o M itro l t h e e n t i r e w o rld
n n m m n n t . in d u s tr y iiu lu tlin g
a to m ic b o m b fiic to ric a .
D flfkM tt-a . a p p la u d e d D ia s| iihj'k itcvcEOj. linunt, «tt|icciiU »
v l y w h e n h e *nid he h oped
si- - - -
*
lievin—Sayti—Hrit ish
Planning To Place
Mandates U n d e r
U N O Trusleeahip
A i O p e n in g '
Comiujltcc Is Named
not
M
mIiM
(»i ..ff •la!- 1stilt.A1.1 III'.
’«iVlIIlt*h*'lfriJslffffV
b\ siviit^r tin> will *nIII (til l| *>44 rhi-ir
•ri*»I A!iifHii tiimti).1*!*'-/ •iliuunda
11(h) llilhrfl, til 'fhr |nhiu-p 11ritti111flit|rn j jlii- lieli:ui!| posltiiin
r\|»f*t t«',i |** In' *klqU’rl . ither
tiinifirriiu o r Snlarda).
v°...
(.'.ror!» il -Il'u!un' Body 01 Drowned
v
Sailor* Recovered
1•I* • ,1‘* ................
1
»»*»ii
1
1
ty
From (li Jden l*ake
'
1 i H “' l l .
li t- \j
ho |
1
. tlJllMMIIH t-.f
WARHINCrrON.
5an. 17. 7,T’l
F irst Set. Richard B Hrown,
WAHHlSriiTON. Jan.
ran tfhe
. tm- men had participated >>'
-Its fev l\'
V
Ifrfr)
W hit**h irwl,
i Hrtlr-*
\ . Km- *♦ i t;, ckmi tnut i.f ihi ,Vll n - ■
son of Mr* Jesse F Moseley and R*«r Admiral Husliand Kimmel prrvnm* dem onstration, ifgaio. i
ratin
of
I lie
linal
Cr l r r }
m
\ 'l u t i l l *»imini«*J’- . 4 11.. ■! t
I^ n d s o n of M " J. a B .li o l, l» H fied to.lay that he never
.he Jom ohdi.atinn .............. ...............
moii
hi* •umetl th»t the l*ncific M*>#t
»ver only th«n m tiv n o ^
fv nhfw It.stiiN. hi* \ ".,ii
■"
• • •( Ki *1
t
• « "Min
Nuuvl nt I’enrl Harbor to pnd* t C. t n uil KimMiHowpi \ pxplarmto'o
!m f.mr >€«•*. \Li -J--1cwvil
. I ho
ImwI v
.tf * ;t
%i
r Im
« ilh II l . Colil* All-ll - II.
ffill! IT| 1 (iJlitili r
•Him-! t v -fn-o|i h \ tit h o r n J e t to i a ii, whitI'll I III
Mud th a t Ik? h*id u»*‘nf
'|rtm>ltili*Jtlom proKrai i
? fin
*«■»vi‘*i Hs IlfM'vilil ti! \ i
»
*
*
*~**m
i*l*-t*
-’!
ti
i
ni
flu*
runted the Fleet %>va* there to eon- wen- under »rurtiny
uf tin* Ki'Hitlu
lltitWH.-J
UliO'hty
rttt I’l Irtrtvtl
iff
- I
Hit r i m *
(»cnrin| HifhjirfljtOlt's nrilei Into
F iiihih v t
.uni. i!
t i o h t r f t Imkt* n f t ^ r it h o m o m o d e
in
%
r^M'f
ilny,
*»«M
In
i.
l
„
;
i
r
tinf
i
t
r
H
at!
p
r
i
t
u
h
"
event of w ar with Japan.
itittK further doniuiuilrntiim* uh
t*y
h i m Mind
bliss I cruise Perkins.
morning |h.if hr lirlirvisl j h i i ' c t o r u f t h e S n v i n u r Ihoid* Ih o v e r b y J u l - i i t , . ^ t i - i n t r i . i i i , p r e s t m f t r o n - . t n » t^ * 4|
Kintntel made the aiatem eut der penalty of rum t*m artin) apvUimt, will hove d iofge <*! tlit?
u i i u t h e r •er vtc.Mtuui h m l oajAixcrl
Sgt. Brown received three b at
Ihr
ntitjorili
hwn!
Ut
.
•
t‘*»i»tiiniitiK Mtvinj?* Iniiid
« »*
Jihtiui %on f e e l o f f s h o r e , wq.- t o
tle star* for action a t New hefore a Senatr-llnij*f inquiry *piiev to both ofllrovs and o n ll'tfur Ihr
purl Imu
T t l r ifTOtltt
, ,t-■ r r
i «'. i\ • *i*. f flu* ii f( oi tn rr (. jt
H oridn,
Guinea during the l.eyte Invasion while describing the ao-cnlled w n r'cd men of his tvtn.lnnn.l li hnIn 11
rnrrrr
limilullfin
.l.-idd,
, i i
.
i,
I
\ f W i | i | » ! ( I III l i t I H - 1 4i f I . . . n t r *
(104) I. | I'I **11119(0,
and for the Philippine liberation w arning he received from the Iwen dispatched tu nil rotnrmiuil
ifm i
-“
lilt*
i
(Hst (■■ » *
**|ltr.fitl < I Nitk,11 •r Slut it*
i„ the mid l',u tfn Then t o
*o \ lltiv If * \ I ! | 111'Ik'V\ *»j:t I it
> iru
• (•
campaign,, and the bronxc arro w Navy Department ten d u » before
hr
crjiiTi
iierrt-d
tt|»on
in
l.nkri fu.il--it-tiv r f *mi «***vri»| v fiii i
I 1 '
head fur Invasion* of Naaubu the Pearl Harbor attack. Kim- amf eople* have b o n fifr'vanli t
n.t .
tll f-.’
tiu * I'f ltr j |M
M r,
and Bstanga* ns n member of mel — who was commander of t.. Ki*er.howei ,m | t ,, Gem-m1
V u
Mf f h r
* * r " I
I
the 127th Airborne . Engineer Ih* Fleet in 1S*41 -- -»i>l rnitny M ,„ \rth ltr in Tokyo
VI
•I V!
J i i. ■ - iiiu ,.f
,
1 A h h I . V\ I > Iftti i , ( >i«(» mi l ( iiufllll of ! IlMItlbt'f "I •
IV •
Battalion of the t 1th Airborne that vr l.r warruiig #t<l<le-1 lit He. if
■t ( i • r 1 r-4.111
i in fln»n*.
Tho
( clff\
|h \iM o n
«if t h e r4|nl S c c r . ' t m v n f th*- .M I■ » *
Division. The Division had 16 anything, to previous* mc»-age,i M
u*
T h e\A d m irn l ntninfaincl t h a t 1 ,r(
. ..»
'-•litln
Vi’ift 1 ih!o
• '»fnrnil tt^ 1, itiMji
liu|ifuvomriM
t h i i "i
months of cornhat from the J u n
J*'(d
, f . i i o i*«-vii it..I lf(«-l
" “
.............
M«* d im Hri’l
l»f Ihl Sr M l' J
gles of New Guinea throdgh the me*Vge received ten days he- , J
lit
i i"i '
- 1» dt
»“ F.Ihi#
I i ^ t l l l l U r r l III* I ' n g r I ’l t l t r
of wur vim nut '
t ' h a m U ’? o f Comiili'it't* for ( m u
fill' liOk.ii*
ii ato fin- Eft.- (on,
Ixryte anti Luion, and after being fore the
■ — ■■
—
y rn n , *
not (Hi!
flown to Japan! waa one. of the a w arn in g ”of a su rrrise tflta -k !
* t*r%f/illv j rtdd.-d 1
It
wiui
uUo
ittinokiitri*f| ( h a t
advance elements th a t on S ep t. 1,
o jn f ■ flt'tddnfi CutilUr . t h e U l y vijis OuV t n t l i r
^Kimmel said -• while discussing
Htil|df I*. M irkluun, tk |nit) - .Mima
iff it *( i . mh ’Irilliw
entered Tokyo.
, **,1•i , ,. .-it. i,
r t l"f
Ki'i «»f t h o Florida Plnnur* • mil
f
His battalion sailed May 2.
t a|M
f .1 *1 *14' "p a id ( r iltttl«* ly
H iltior
d ln ce
M n n li.
I 1 1 »*»*l
►vi* > i:
1044 from Los Angeles, a n d waa
h d flw.'H!. t *.msl I j d n f d
70
I
*
used
before
in
a
Naval
message
ft»i
nii’i
l
y
for
Hi
y
o
u
r
uri
.
m
'
s
i
'
i
t
V
“
IIIt...
...
p*»ll
In New Guinea for six months, He then was uucstluned' u. to w hy'
Ulk i o u i , vita* »•'iiniiicti H *
I
u
h
n
o
t
w
i
t
h
Now
i
or
k
Hint
e
supply
.nil
need
to
Im
re
J'eed
of
n
way
lo
rvpand
t'i'lei
>
where It underwent training for
W (Ihniil J r»*U. flntlllti i m i u i l t ' h !
had not asked Admiral Han.Id j m arkets to take .a re of tnrren-ed . i. e.l Tb t*rr nip two 'Hm oli nf j tU*
hat hoc11 lio'urrmf. i f *. t. r
com batr On Nor. IK, hard action he
t l a hi I I ho mi ,on utifloi f Motti a (o*
Ia
t - I 11 J? 4>* •
•
i . . i-i.
S
tark
for
an
explanation
of
a
n
.
tin
MOlllfht
itll|ltll|f-iliu
.
lv
in
supplies due to a 2,rani
came In the invasion a t Leyte.
p i n t i d o d f o o l (uwlt * ,»*ir| m ittio a
Italian it t I Mt
Sjfvinjf^
Ilmtilo
|h
\
i'liiri
exUsordiita
n
a
rt
term.
t
The
riucaljon
,
,
r„
M
.
Klorl.liT.eleA
planto
\
1•»» *,.#• ta r.
T hcte was' heavy fight
I
pul tn KDnniol by Cummitlce prlorifmlly In niui nr on ||, III.
Wa
Ho-i'inti
I
rM
r
Fh
h
J
ii,
11
r
v
.dr
i
•
n
i
r
i
‘i(
V
1
firt’ll
1
lin
t
i
in
i?
|M jf
»*l t
1i » f •t 4 ♦ (ti
mountain jungle* and
Counnul
S»th
KtohiirdNtm.*
l
In'
|4(n
|*
I
ii
*i
,\u(
lonit
J
I
In«
i
,
la
>.it
i
I
n
i
,
1
.
ill
let
'
rt’al
||IUH
I
I
n
o
.
win*
'
of removing wounded mfcn and
...*t 44 Lu ii U ill 4 4’ti
h. r .
Klmmc urnwered that m bnl ,
tv WrM, ,
,, 1I'll w - ■*r
i . liWiti J « t i - m n |tli* " !:l in b*-i) ei ii > it(» 11
u p tflt . |( i t "M 1r I 11nil 11-laid I 41itd<* >'f a j o ' m -i 1 4 t| t v
quite a few Jossec tesulted in
,»i
n
t
#
*
I
t
d
not
naked
for
an
explanation
beln
v|pw
,,j
,|te
rlopre**.
l(*
II
lltlff
\
Oil
IF
II
h
Htslll'
*
h
r«
*
(I
1
lilt**
.(
rtl'nl
Ilf
■.•tsd
1
liollttl
r
1 i etc.
"*< j n *t v«*i i ■( l»y- •llaiifirttii: U i itnU f
hand to hand fighting. Sudden
StHnfftnii i nwi.4. I
fill pul*
•IT m l t|t»lf '* l ) n t h o u g h t b e . 1 Imc Im^ojii ri'ijUeMcd In Sr r
u ''m ark et which Imlnv
d |iin ■
descent of 200 Ja p paratroopers cause he did ant ronsider
I ihc inko
phrase,_
w
ar
warning,
an
extrn
.
tiI'M1
l
I
rJtmjp
.ui
oil
J*
nil
)'
*
i.l'Un
niii'
tfht*(
tivt'i
yon.f
mil
t
h
i
n
tl.T
b
to
$
2.60
It. pet
on an nir strip resulted in someI of
Not hmI) (i >sii’liitlt- livit runty
ordinary
term.
He
*aid
Hurt
for
ih.M
tiM'tiul
m
il
illvM
i
*
ihtl
ti|
M*ml
4-#iUo
v
t
o
t
r
tiir
h
u
l
i
I
f'l’ll
%ill
hoi fighting before the Invader*
i
I vii'itUtOI j hjii ImiHpfi t*i| ti|i;iH'
lt I r r n ‘*'-' . ..
,
this
reason,
he
was
not
influenced
I
"mil
m
il"
>nd
if
t
h
e
pr:Ve
n,
n
o
t
s
u
f
f
i
c
i
e
n
t
j
lew
urta
d
o
l
l
t
f
r
u
v
y
c
n
t
t
«
,
;
... . .
The follow m
w ere'w iped out, said
Brown.
ill* Meet
Fleet to drop ad
nl‘ m enl was n»*i
in*tnhlo*! /ftftft Ttir
ih*<I ikltlK. Mfa JMin-rOtf - «7lhl
On Jan. .71. 11*46, the dlrU ion to order■ the
Oilior inombiTp #t* iho
training
nnd-go
on
allpiul
securl.
t
r
nml*
go
all,out
scturi
OHihiy
cits;11
1
.
1
DswxnH nntiiyrinj; (he situatnm
landed a t Huron and at T ay U y
(iUttol .VtiMlittl'y vkln* ii-t-iktoil in
ty
bnsis.
11
it!
i
j
t*y
(
Ijjj
j
m
t
u
liro
*
w
i*4
m
*!—
u
"Snmeone th.mglit they wete
had Ita firs t-m a jo r engagem anh
n n fip liii'’ t|*|M»* i *»ii iW oitrnni/*i
^
foliowetl by fighting a t Nichols
I making _ a wJltl sUUcurenj »lum
I uiifj ti tn! »if»voi lion "I 1 1it* V'#»| - J j\ . I*. Mihuo, .) H. Mt No ill, II. lt.
Tltedp Cfti© iii
in nintldu? »ii)Ulieill*
-JGkM, Ft.- MrK+nlby aiHT te n t ban
Balangas, followed by the ca p
i ohr
i
tu re of Manila. A fter mopping
l
h. Ih < Mltfl. Iitt-* till* Ilf I nr I
.
. .
.*ne. will ht»/4- Ih’C’h Nlmkrn oui ;C a p tu r e d Nt'^rO IS
up operation* at Batangaa, th e
u t’JettiVi*
, .
..hci vui* tifii v, /\iih
I
*
1j Mlli, Jl , lllgii
M
m'l'ii
_ Hfulli.'ll.
*
group remained a t 1.1pa fo r re
,he rt,t7 u™' °"rp nm' f,,r i E s c a p e d . - C o n v i c l itnincrl coflldlrftitfir Hint ftfiy Vi?t» *
—
■
I middle of the month, and it torganisation during the sum m er
George Tuuhy, local automobile j d e a r th a t the m arket i* unable
“The
school
eran In treed-of n—istnnee citrtld j p Jlw . , u C .,4 L b . . T r i i l l
months and on Aug. 13 w*ro
rep o rt to Mi. I'nUer f->t ntfotmu- ' L i l S t S o i l 1 O i 1 i l u l
flown from Clark Field-to O kina dealer, waa selected yesterday as 1 to absorb such heavy shipment
c
h
a
i
r
m
a
n
of
“
Veteran’*
HomeThe
w
inter
eelery
nrreage
in
wa. All type# of plane* w«w
an estim ated
2otitt acre,
to I># harvested
in H*tn.
Tin.,
used for th* flig h t and S g t. coming Celebration” which is to J creased
tiL*tr Sifllil th,(t
Brown said he mad# lh » trip bo
-------sponsored
„ ------ by
. tho Seminole estim ate is possibly 2 nr i|IKI iivo" olive branch by proposing
County
Chamber
of
Commerce
In
1
aided
n t„i..,
Ll«>d .F j ' "«uit> f o u rl. with Judge Jt. U
acres too high, ! but oven to it | programa lot the m.lustry by Willie Hamilton, negro, tvhp f j .
In a B-24. From Okinawa th e y ) a n d . scheduled to U ke place
presents an u nprccclfotcd siluo which everyone lun pfltticfpate charge* in C lrtirlt.J’TOrt, of .***>- lloyio’s off .re T " I Jiwtoi
taken to Japan on Aua f t - Banford on April 8 rii number
The ‘• committee which met yes lion.
•
m n m arket by sacrificing p art bing tju- till of the-»Snnfriid Ave in c J7‘4 . i ; u o f n l r i . , i l n m f o r vet
Whll# in Luton he was ^ s T te d
“Tho celery nm rket bus been <>f hi* crop ip ordet t-* get a good nue Beer Garden ye<terdn>\ ij'o .t eran-, i - m r r s i '. . . , f u n d - c a n he
by CapL Volla William* ’of tha terday tq discos* plans for the
Arm y Air Coroa. Bgt. Browrfx celebration, will meet again next glutted and bar nlvuiys l i e - | price for th a t'p a r t of it which escaped convict .fro m th« Motif ‘rtth lrtcd through the Amerlenii
riblmn* Induda Philippine L ibera Tuesday afternoon a t 3:30 o'clock anticipated at aloiul tho peak' - ■!«* go to market. The sacrificed prison road gang. ’
lied C iv ;, aur! cinplnynicnt m at
the
City
Commissioner’s of the Banfotd shipping seas.." part is to he lo s t'through celery
tion. Japanese Occupation, A n e r - in
Hamilton, said Chief WillmmV ter* will be b u n d l e d in the t ‘, H.
lean Defense, Victory and Good room. It was daelded to send These periods of Over supply '.ccorotnj- -over-ripo during pro- adm itted th a t lie bail been up fo r; Employment offiie.
Conduct ribbon*. A member of letters lo proepeclive chairmen have usually been comparrftiVfl) , jecled shipping holidays, stripping robbery,
Jock llnttgvn nn.i Kltou Motigh
.th# enlisted rtscrv * . h# » H of various committees outlining brief and tem porary hut th - ■down larg e sires, discarding small
The negro was rap tu red aft*, a
j , , u utu llt,,,itlr,t,.d to u ram
resen t situation look* d ifferen t-1 d res or some other scheme to long chase by Chief William* miltCe lu invvstlguto. the needs
called lo active duty a t Ota U ni the program .
•
m arket ia fla t on Ha hack j eliminate some celery such a* yesterday, a fte r being tackled by nf the Hanford Public Library
1 ■*
versity of Florida on F#b. 10,
^iV,”
,■ -" i from a knack out blow
plowing down every third row.
1048, and trained m , a
Itonald W hitten, railroad antih,- Seminole High fchool
More than do children front the
"M any different program* have pluyee, near the Hanford Gfam Library following u discussion on
Sanford entered the ring. To dslc
trooper a t Camp McCall, N. C ,
Sanforil has only shipped I t per toen tried. All have been praised m ar
F t. Banning, Qa. and Camp Pollt,.
School. N athan
Ju rk stn , lituary service nvailahTc to Ideal Florida Methodist Home ( were
guests of
Bit*
ycxtsr*
re n t of the total, barasotn has nnd denounced ns lo their merlta negro youth, allied Chief William v renders.
„ ’
________________ ;
I day. to see the feature picture,
shipped only 16 percent of the and dem erits. Some say this, In lM sting and identifying -llanril.
Several members present re
Rev.
ANNUAL MEETING HELD
TH* H an fo rd Conning Kitchen total and the rem aining 70 per th a t or the other program it the ton.
, ported th a t fictiur. at the Public
— A. ■■
n n L if t
on G entva Avenue opened Tues cent has originated in new celery .American way, others say of the
L ibrary whs either obsolete or
of C ar- day m orning for operation*, ac- areas. The planting* In these same identical program th at it
Tho United
,
thu hooks in dcplaiable nnrdition.
pentars and Joiners, I-ocal
Dotal nNo.
o . rordiag U) Mk*. Rote Hasted, nejr areas are -llm ad for the is "Un American” and only post
RECRUITING TEAM IIPH K
The possibility of soliciting cash those
season as a whole and do not pone* the day of reckoning over
kiteh#n supervisor,
Members of the U. !>. Arjny donatons or book* was brnught
Th* kitchen will be open daily represent ju s t a flash In the to the next year whereas the
R od‘ Bam on tba Orlando H ig h - and w ill enable people to do their pan. T his supply of celery should “show down? might a* well
Recruiting te a m from ' Orlando to the attention of th e g r
' e ohly
TOL’RIHT i ’L im MEETS
•
were a t the S heriff’s office to- .Mr. Houghton said th a t th
n m ean n ln r. I t l* open dally b# Considered as perm anent, not had rig h t now.
“The terrific losses which seem day to interview prospective re source of revenue for the opera\ . M. lo 4:00 P. M. only this season but ever* seaapn.
tho Public Library waa a
The U k e 'M arv TourU t Clu
w te b /tf arran g e /o r There is every reason to believe to ba Just ahead are going to be cru its and answ ar questions, per llon ofilniiHtion
bv the City and sponsored by the U k e M ai.
f do sd by telephon- acreage In these n*r* area* will felt all the more because they taining to the regular army. small
Increase In year* to come as long reltow so closely th# all tlma They will be here again Jan. 31 fee* oldoined through th e rental Chamber of Commerce, had Ita.
initial meeting Tuesday evening
high price war years, when th e a t from P:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. of books.
as there ia any p ro fit in it.
kan.1
Jack Rallgan was appointed a t the community house. Gama* * the program com- were enjoyed amt tefreshw enta
»(atcd fo r were kerved. Th# club will
Hanfordr recently received W»
discharge from the ■Army at
lie
Camp IHandlng q/tar nearly three
years
of
service.
H
e
if
to
,be
mnrrinl in the near future U^ttlct offensive pijerations .In the
DlvI
Comrtitffrr of Ihr
Florlfjn Viifrlahlr ( onimHlrr,
C* Ilrt/ri, ,tiIritHrtl (hr rrlrfy
i||vi*>ii»n mrrlint! of ihr FVC
l.nkrtniii!
thifa
of
gro^rrs
would
mird
lo tlir ri+lrr*
Mji •«>lii|i|iinu hnlidii) |irulind,
the
«
I'llSp.l
medial,
tn
nee. nrplitl Ho pr
upon iv'■at A!i.
tin-' ni ./I......
V v.lii.mit.,
Dawson Stresses Need Of Method To
itJnrnX",tphV.M,*tw^lw
wwrXk.jExpand Markets To Absorb Siiiuments
Kjowrr*.
In hi.
,
...
::
l>itt*cloi Ju» Finn
NVr* \ *»rU ftaiooi a d*t*n*"i
t^upt, \\ tilIHHi f‘«
Ktnl^uj! nimmufilof. who
Hint *the difficulty tn *loI i tlmi wntrr hpiiciftllir
iHf h -Vie
i , i rtlarlr* aeelion wu*1<»lnv
written 'toll
M.U..then. aoinejHj.lv umt maybe cveryxjsuti. to-actMjry
a* 4nm
tidirorm
. «n>i Mr.
i tnday J.y m
mitav
.
will loir minify thus demon- Stale Advisory t( im
iruittvith.
(ruling, tin* hiirA tviiVi Unit Ion Bividp llondii nkAmti, (Ft* iinini«
Iho fcaitll KrrK M. I*. Unhiirn,
tmicb srpJrry .«?»*■
4K»rNhint*f itbirh bti^ »mt
A* Ia*M
idail
miherif, E.givi.
F.
(>c ft litlb* inon* niuiiuuN in
owns Service ..... niltwo "f tlir ., ......K. K
M
K ' . S w ' ™ ‘i u S till
’M
R tn fuliow. JUKI ihit wrnkui ,
.
»
cm,.,tv Mr‘.1 tlmt tjall K w. KOMand V It John-
— ..... ~..,is»ra«
m
Canning: Kitchen la
Opened On Tuesday
xs
other
of Hmuifhl
\ ___1__
l.-en not -agree with tl.c “Devil |
trlcgTatn Vo F.lRco 4'hu-l Ibty
take the hindmost” policy and, f. Williams reteivrd
li^it linn
By County Court
put* forth the "Live anil let.;Nathan Mayo, Mute privm tommi)tBjontirt conflrnuil tho fnfcj IHat hoNiiilnl infuinmtfnn r(»uli|*tn' <»b*i . , v. . u. i , ■> v-t
Wait' pi.-Udine met j.liidri) and
*vl
nl cases and t-slieatisI tionits, The ('milt will meet
foi tiinl td t.Ves ut !Ui) A. Jl.,
oji Fell. IP. Judgd Ware umiouncC-t
nnd n jury will te somnioncvl.
A uiand jury »i.!itmone>l by
Ctmiiv.Judgd’ Jl I! Smith, t'd.rv.
was in session In hmii witnesses
in order to dctriniinr indielmenil.
CHILHRKN SEE dlOVIK
j
thi
Hu-ttler
<v- '‘Nnoghty Marietta.” Th*
Harold Rarnef. ‘director of the
Hume stated that the children
chosen to make th.- trip were
sliti had the 1**1 school
marks.
�St »
THE SANFORD HERALD,
IbM * !
The Sanford tteral
a U n k rT
THURSDAY, JANUARY It, 1946
ORD, FLORIDA
e m rnammimm
W bat happen* tp lha to U tn | - Th
T }ie V ic t o r ia n s
-------- l> IN*
S a lle e u a t l
M l 1 » S i r I I * ’• ■
‘S
Librarian* report tha
hate among sportsmen,- Some a r t 1 ' n
g ile n by mice, rabbits and jvreu- WWO
pine* for th ti r mineral content- '*M<
O thers d isin teg rate arid are *b- ur**'
i'ae tiers" of the last ccn
bafck. P u b lis h e r s Hire Itm uir
t u r y lb a t t r a c t i v e incX pem
would neem, to deny the reader any pleasure, the
tlal forthrightness of the Victorians Is a relief.
• People are discovering that Hardy tetla ait absorbing
tale in a book like hla “Mayor of Caaterbridge" and usea
grand English while he does K. AhthOny Trollope, with hla
clean cut poster-stroke,characters, is being appraised mi
highlythese days than'Wen b y his contom pornflea. Wl
thb m o tio rt 'picturea 'will exploit. ''W wfew^iStejgb^'' «
“Jane Eyri", it's certain
In the Bronte aUtero
aiatera have excltl
exciting,
n f >fl n n
L
aa aitltH
*J A 1 l ia
t ’j
drama to offer. But good
as Ithe
screen
portrayal
la, iif*
the reading of theso 10th century stories, meaty page after
meaty page that shows them at their heat!
Think of spending An evening, several evenings, with
I m - M r n i i l * Tee IMm M Becky Sharp in front of a crackling fire, the wind safely on
u l l i a a l ( I r M K * lH rtl* li*
I n n m s l a t t f a e t l I* t h * ! * « • the other side of tho storm windows, a Muplc of apples with
iitow ta >«*»••
ullt
s i harfiM M it* hi rU r»(* in reach. Thackeray and his “Vanity Fair* folk bad no
atomic bomb worries, omployor-Inbor tensions IlkeoUnf. or
rice problems, spelled with capitals. It's good for the soul
tie*. TH< Victorians cAft
Are You A^ih$;YO\iraeJf
m
m m m m
iL.- 'Vet '
B lB bE VBHflB FOR TOpAY
PADTinNo” C A ^ T ljSlw 88
Fill your furniture needs by a .visit to Uaynes and
William* . . ._ you'll Rw* quality furniiure at
A GOOD M A N IN ’THIB I.IPBOK
THE tiE X T . W HAT W E RE-
r<‘Jixntinhl<* nrirPM. tin i
WHEf.MtNG 'DI.ES8INGH* IN
TA B—KNDt> -If H l« 4 ' be ->*r tm
t
Hp Ia v . nh m \ tn n n v !
■cannotv,HoSo Oh V w i
trahsporation pcrpiit’and
i engaged, or nro Htfll nded*
who can b e agslnat u*?-i .ltonmim
?AW*P TOP BAbjGE
This U itW wsnUlstw
ftot with d m W s s I t
Unending Utldcr b lu r slnte
sad bending nky
3-BURNER TYPE
punctuated'1by s crow
underlined by telephone win
landscape precise
’
with ths'syntax of good pro
CM NTON WII.MAM
OTHER SIDE
• ' B y JO H N 8. KNIGHT
' ’ Miami Herald
THf
6t Its debts.
Volusia ns Said 1 1 .0 3 2 % of a
total U * roll of * 1 ,284.70 * fo r
194A during the month* of N®rem bjr and December, C
8 ttR P ..t 'E T A O IN n ^ v m J N N 'V
fays in # Pef-aml Run News. ‘-Yft
Ju e t w hat ciu sed
It no -arie
JiU 1
gem Inote County which used to
g r i n f l * or *6 a c r t t o ^ perhAP*
nof'Vriouuh
a-' day. 1 However.
iV'thaee lt> •!»: wal
S L a K
; Gswis an d his c o a l‘ mil
i never ucc * « to r y in U m J5
O f I n s a n it y
Uut there Vos and li another inets, radios .airplane assemblies,
aide to the Miami story. Crush oil tankera an d hundreds of. other
—
Do you corfsidef your thoughts, feelings aild act Tons aside the tinsel ana .'old back m ilitary, item s.
abnormal? Do you believe that you are so definitely dif the spanglss and you will find t h i s Br«* h as „ w(nter
business th a t b rin rs in bei*
ferent from others UjutaaniethinginujHt bo wrongswith you?, Miami to be a substantial and tnbta
let"* th a n fed m nilon dollars a
Dade county, in which both
fn short, aro yoU worrying'about losing your mind?
year and is» th e only place we
M ltmla are Incited, has a know w here a farm er can. stick
The fear of Ihsanlty, is probably the commonest dread the
permanent population of slig h t
plant o t a potato c u t
that exists. ‘ Every second person, man or woman, who ly over 3:.0,QO(r. |t U a county atingtoihato
In the ground In Octobvr
enters a psychiatrist's office. Is apprehensive about what of hotaeowhers who taka .their and ship hts crep Ih December.
responsibilities se ri A nother SO million dollar Indus
the doctor 1* going to say on that score. And when we con- community
ously and have unbounded faith
ftltlef ihe number of Indivltluais' who lack the courage' to In ths fu tu re of this truly re- try fa d airying and The Miami
H erald' carried a story the o th er
learn tho truth About Dio,actual Htatus of their mind* the
day abobt a farm er, who averaged
figure runs' Into the million*. _
‘ ‘
a thousand dollar* a day net profit for SO straig h t days growinir
Take courage,1however 1 The mere fact that you think
and shipping- “ g lad s— hy «tr -to
I’ou' are losing voiw mliid—or, perchance, that you have com er of the ta u n lrjrtb iri"g litU r,
glamor,
gam
bling
and
g
a
b
.
Dtif^
tost it already—rub according to DrV LouIh a Blwh In Your
ing the w in te r season, lllsm l
Lffe Mngoilne, the beat poealble proof that u % g b « o . Ac* fa
v ly ‘bulges* a t the seam s in
lually, ohly thoae who aw xanefear inwinlty. /
soglmllatinv some SfW.OQO/visit
ors but they all manage sotnthow
to find m i n t accommodations,
try 's m ajor markets.
fooU and recreation. Sometime!
Plastics arc being made from
we wonder how a community uf
ibis alM can withstand the Im line t m s and rough pluthbin
pact of such an avalanche of ixturcs a re fgshfoited from th
people. Hut Miami ,doee the job wlmetto scrub th a t covers man
icrea of undeveloped lend. T h
airiy.fAr lew weight with
and thrives <.on it.
r -* ,I
w^Tbe real of the year, Miami
cnlntlve Joh
U concerned * IU all of the
cbmiauflUy re«pon*lbillUea th at
h e rtj H oom ea t o i
fa ll te the tot of eriy growlhg, Am commercial .Dshing port and
progrdeelra American city.1 Ihto* its sm all boat building and- r e
thcruforc a hahfl-'
big Ihe g a r years. Dade County
p a ir Is considered a major facto r
HPori lawmakor* t
Red Crmb' snd Wer Chest Cain*
ivoWujotU.
psign* mbt 'Wtth a tremendous
In the area's economy.
Hie firs t m anufacturer w ho was
successful in building, dem onstrat
ing and selling radio com m unifs• ions lo an Amsrlesn railroad It
located In CoNI Gables,*s Miami
suburb.
Miami leads the* nstlon In
intertistlonsl air traiu p o rlato n .
A recent report released ' hjr
P eg American *.’A ltFhytJ Vevesle*
that mare intem siiohal passengtra Slid air express tra ffic
iHhiigh
U ttil
than
N»w York. San Frsnelsco, lax
AngeleS, Brownsville and ‘New
Orleans' combined.
Aerial VoUte* extend o u tw an
from Miami to alt of the prlnel
pal porfjr of entry in Latln-A
meriran and Caribbean coUntrle
ami possession!, n s a n .rtlu stre
Hon of how this traffic Is grow
ing, Pan American rtcently *eUpprd up it* flig n t. schedulea be
tw een'M iam i bnd H kvdBI-to" 1 #
a dav—alm ost one flight an hour
around th e clock. .
Miami's commercial li !ustry \
kea a rata l pay roll o|
than 2S mill lea* a y N
Mu*
tpllllMa
otg> h
H e a v y t a p e s tr y co v ers
Uj a b e a u t i f u l . selec
tio n o f a b o r t e d colors.
T hin I* o n e o f th e b e st
v a lu e s In o u r sto re .
8 PIECE MAHOGANY
Include* gate-leg table, server and ,Q
i*.n beautiful suite—one you'll fthlly
l.--,..-. lot uaiih*tinmA
FLOOR
LAMPS 19.75 to 24.50
■k
.fk - it i t* r - s - -y rt,-4 r.
- - ,
several
jiam l Is not with
irtcoinn
aiac can' s t a n ihrowli
a lt f o 3 f flo ^ e ie lM ? '
Even a worm ta n
experience.
311 E. FIRST ST.
P H O N E 958
a s r f i j f 'S 'w
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and
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and tho Sdeealh Naval D istrict.
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'Arnold it authority for Urn sta te
r .:
dent t h t t th e s ir forces train!
rogrsm was advanced sis m m
»y«the aVaiUbUity f f Mian
lAt-ona tlm s the antiw ubm ar
reining base . was giving in*tr
Vou Feci Better and you do Better when
y<tu sre fir«“d of hoW >'ou look to others.
«tr WP«t
provided pne
»*mce t|ie aame feeling of
confidence w^i, you |mqw
metel is preserved under a
�>?*n f t!r£*f *ttfftfftfi*-***»mr* *n
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T H U R S D A Y . JA N U A R Y 17, 1 9 IG
T H E S A S A K I ) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , FL O R ID A
Comedy, “The Patsy” j
Opens A t The Pico
ilely Editor: Cecelia Truluck
Social Calendar
Miss Perkins Reveals
Plans For Wedding:
TIICRSHAY
The wedding of Miss M argaret
IyCUiso Perkirts and ilk h ard Bently Brown will take place on tho
evening of Jan . 23 a t 6:00 o’clpck
a t the Holy Cross Episcopal
Church with Rev. M ark . C arpen
te r officiating, it was announced
today,
^Further plana include Mis*
M sitha Perkins, lister of the
bride, as maid of honor and Mtas
,„An Arbor Hay program will bv M artha Brown, s la te r' uf the
presented at the iSouthside Pri- groom, as the only bridesmaid.
piSLv.__S chool. a ’. ll:uu- -oaW W groom, will serve as best man
morning. The Public is
ami ushers will be: Braxton Per
invited to attemi.
kins, • Jr., Bruce Bolt. Joe .McMagnolia.*Clrel*_of the Harden Caslin and Edward Higgins. J r.
uh.
will
meet
at
2:00
P.M.
a
t
«
No form al 'Invitations are be
e Fourth S treet Park In' com- ing Issued but ((tends of the
cmonition of Arbor Day- Mrs. H. couple are invited to attend.
C. Heleifl will bo in charge of
the program.
-R eg ular m e e t i n g Seminole
Chapter No. 2 to i« held a t
Masonic Hall at 8;0Q P.M. Obli
gation n ig h t
W llie '. Intermediate (L :A.'s will
meet a t the home of Miss Mildred
Turner, 210 West Seventeenth
Street at 7':30 P. M.
CHlIil SUPPER
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH
' ItitK H ir e d a n d S a n fo rd A ve.
F R ID A Y - J A N . IR— 5 :3 0 T o 8 P.M .
E v e ry o n e
W plcom e
in n tim it^
Tlte Coa»t G uard cutter. Gold
en (late, veteran of three wars,
the San Francisco fire and e a rth
quake, has been decommissioned,
lkiilt in IHiin. the I I 0-foot Gold
en Gat* helped fight lha fire
after th r San Francisco ra i’thquake in A p ril/ 1006, and has
been .used Mb various tunc* to
chase rum iminers, inspect yaigo.
patrol, salvage and liT^’eescue
work.
'
•
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3
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^
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W.S.C.S.
Fleeted
DANCES
Officers
For l.1) Ki
MegiiiniiVv; Saturday
the hyiiih *S'i *h ih htiii* t
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I' tary. Mi^ l i..» v\ /
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|>,
\,%
i%
;
1 lit Cogbltf i|
ib'wlnmli No
\!t
OF WOMEN’S APPAREL
v
DRESSES
20% OFF
F U R CO ATS
P L A IN W O O L CO A TS
M any b e a u tifu l sty jen a t 't h i n
special o f f e r t h a t ta n be
e n jo y e d al) t h r u S p rin t;!
B o th lig h t w e ig h t und h eav y
O N E R A C K W O O I^ . P A S
T E ! ^ A N D D A R K W IN T E R
CREPES,
VALUES TO 45.00
I Mr*
t
ir w iM
Hu> Olr itlflM' d ie of
I**»!ll II
i
■tdterg
a- -I No. 5 Mr* \\
__
,
The president lumoiiiaeil tt son*
meeting for th. ............ DM nci
to lie hejil in Fimford on dnti. 2ft
" 'th the jnoftdiig i- slim ln>gui.
tttng at 10:30 o ,b .i! All mem
b. ,* of SanftirO iti*■ itrgc<l to
a: fend.
Circle No. H Aleuts
WithMrs.-IkiM. Pearce
''licit' N«. ,i of " . Ft t .:
I 11 t Church iiif t H."t lav
l"."ie of tlie rircl*' *hullmpn,
li M. IVsrrp, 717 West
Mieet.
Offni-i
tlie
| li ir elected ttete a- folluinrt
Bap*
iio*
Mr«,
First
new
Mr*.
iJ ih n Miller, •nUsluivut cliufmiu i;
I Mrs. II. R. Beck', if. lot inmil clmlr0 a n ; M r * „ J ih Ici i j u i n i -i a u , i i t c u .
t u i u c h a i r m a n ; M i a . II, P . R e fi
llnil, aorbl ehkirmau; Mrs. W. (-’.
Ut'oursey. Bible ktuily; Mrs, II.
1 McWhorter, orphan liante; Mrs.
J. A. Smith, mis-slm study, Mrt*.
Myron* Smith, "iftv/ni*t»hi|ij Mrr.
J»e Barnes, per-omit porker; .Mrs,
1I . A. i I'hfllipp, community mison*! S'm. IV. K. Morri*. report-
! r; jtt|* W, (loves, sevt rtary and
'reaau m .
I'tans f o r.(he nuuiirg year were
fatnw (i:rd. Tlm-e at lending the
rmellng ere: Mr*. Jo h n vMillff,
j
r o t i 0 |^ _
tlie jir-ihh mill l»ruiti'
aid** n*r«l ilnili m >our
liiinir e»n,il m»ii !l
1
V
hinfiry in ji II Hi
Thr)*rr thr h r l l r r
hu) **nil tAAjfi* jitnl ALL
■WAYS* \ mi url nitin*
|ir(»tMirIiinintrl> fur juur trn*nr>
you tin In (hr »iii*lt »iir^ .uul
mj(i(ilir^ I.ihI InticVr. Thr nr%i
)tui riiiTM in foi **nir ftivmili
t imi.i It) full til l-rd hr ,4ml» ft*
h rr ihwf ihr lusunL ' 4 nti|»*
In thr liiu |i«r kucri*
WILDJiOOT
CREA*- 0!L
fOiiHULA
IVrunn
Ketonga
#Av
C arters Pills
«l -A
Sal Hepatiea
Fasteelh
H. C. Powers
n;v
Burma Shave
Murine
Swamp Root
Some 100'. i wool in . pastel and dtrk
colors.
SODAS
We mike ‘nil llis —
e x t r a bmg , , .
e x tra
Sind . . ,
extra big n-iw|it- of
ice cream.'
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f UMI
JUICE SQUEEZE
A R B O R P R K S fjj,JU IC E
A LETTER
Welccjw
0 IF 7 .
totKe
E X T R A tT O R
U5TF.RINE
Tconi paste
1 krai v icsnung
t’icsCdplion
lor jour tcclh
« ! » ; ? / •.rErJira®
Zonife .........
i"*«
Pinex
Vicks Salve
1/3 OFF
f t t it r t i Si lit/
Si»ph f t t t f t t f t
BIO
CCOW.T^tV
Mil
H 11; i luiii in.,,
1
u TTrnfT^Hfw "wni'Tvwar
Meekly Saturday
ipplies, Ms
U
mritual lif* Mi»-"irlesy rhnli
SUITS
20% OFF
Wtiiiini uf t hi
\Vislu*H To -Announce
Il'-lt i chI: ;>*y, j !vti hr-i
n ‘t*r iti riivfr a %
*,ot
W*KMc tvq hi;/ , 111,*
|i b dl hl l hurl Ilia \\ ih
*>r 'tith lw tljU - (Idlr
"U»tr. Mr* » tt UtfTuittta
i"tnrv hn-wjtt h * I' .Miiitti vii * 11. WIDIt; st*iii ;,iry f
-"i lal relation- ami b,
vhmrti
«<>rk, Mis. t. \ la-mlenlmrp
mid Mrs, J. *r. 11.!:
student
-—Sp&idl ^Dresa Closeouts
trrn -n e n Sn* ir Kit i J o f I’uluiabin, S. * . w us n i n U b e r o f llit* uqi
ItlLtllai hf i "iil»jci I lie i
.'XJ.'rrr'a Mhrtn
ir**p l irwTTN-’1 I'fIft"- j**.---fp,f *,e*r*
no use ciynig tivcr spilled milk:
there's enough water in it al
ready" , . . . "I always thought
husbands were like measles; you
catch them or you don't catch
them."
Reginald (.node's nutuial acting
cnriict the show, but tin- attmleurs t'am l Slone, Jane (illmour
and Simon Hlngfrlder, did proud
by themselves and our town with
their ubitilies.
The criticism to be made is
that most bmateuix do not
realise the value of aupprra*cd
emotion and some scenes were
overacted.
cQ«ta in th is g ro u p .
P A C E -T lIR E fc
The 'Seminole Cbifflfry Club
it;'Inil :i lui-j
f ,,f "it* Cl ->tJ:Tt„ Ins ... I ill I
.qimtr tr-lrfrn rl n ' :*
in ia work, Mi*. V.
M-cretary Iff,-r:<ti-•,
’•"PS, Mr-. I* N
COATS
20% OFF
■
Teen Age
Oihgfcldcr were trained ill their
parts for only two weeks revealJng the talent of Reginald (Inode
as a fine director ns w-rl| as an
actor.
“The .Patsy" concerns the Har
rington family nf average income
and their trials and tribulation*.
Mrs. Harrington, portrayed con
vincingly by Parol Stone, is a
neurotic mid / socially ambitious
woman while her favorite daugh
ter (trace, Jane (illmour. is beau
tiful. socially ambitious and with
an unforgivable disposition. She
is hateful to her less attractive
sister Patricia, playrd by Rita
Clootie.
Patricia is a victim of mis■treatment “ rry~Trfr ui.irRT>r—HTiir
sister and turns to her heupeckrd
father, Iteginald (loode, fur con
dolence and understanding. To
gether they scheme ami finally
demand a respect.tide position"in
the family household. How they
do it is a scream. The effort
ends happily with "The Patsy"
captivating the' heart of Tony
Anderson. Simon Dingfelder, a
former Swan .Of .(Itaoe's, and
(irarr winning tlie hand id one
wealthy, socially prominent, Billy
Ca!dwel|. u chutuctrr that never
appears.
The play suits *the ability of
Rita liot.de who plays the pixie,
Patsy part to perfection
Her
"repattee.'' as *he calls it, gof*
sontrlhing like this “Well, life Is
like that, * Due-third of out live*
we spend in lu-tl and the other
day of her daughter, Buibara ■Davk
Ann, at their henw in the Saff I-iittta Apartment*. Games werej M
enjoyed by the guests.- _ ,
m h
A- pink ami white color achamei Uvk
wasw csrrieil 'nut* In the flower*, j v*"*|
th e bittlulay cake and refresh- i
incuts'and favors. Pink hat* wcie balm
distributed and the guests wore
them throughout the afternoon. (”tifl
Arrangements of pink and white l,npu
sweetpeas were placed about .the
living room.’
.
M r
The hostess assisted by Mrs. It- f j
B. Odham and Mr*. J. U. Odh*m * “ 1
served refreshments to the foH 1
towing: f i t , Kay and.Lvnn RatiMi
gaAt Walter Mcriwetncr, Jr„ -vest:
Elaine Hunter, Betty Ann 'Slaton, Homo
Roesmary
Southward,
Freddie, “ Bh
Stone, Sheala BesL Jlusan Jones. j* "n"
Margene McCarthy, Wjckie 'E llerbf and George Stoothoff.
lumh
Also Mr*. J*ck R»Ugan, Mr-.
Walter Meriwether, Mrs.* Ttwl
,.
Huntsr, Mr*. Bm**t Southward, **
Ml*. Fred Stone, Mr*. Shealy Ji n*'
Best. Mr*. Bob Jones. Mrs. Eu* l" ” ,,
gene McCarthy, Mr*. W, Jl. KHrr
Va
be. -Mr*. Herbert Stoothoff, Mr*. <d b
Tom William*, Mr*. Brodie Wit- *oun
11sms, and Mi»* Sadi* Willisms.
»s»l*
"
New Idea
The u nidimr nt Miss Lucille i played an lji-h harp Mill «B' ! 'Jimjarn
llnld 1 nur Kilia
Hall, daughter nf Mr. and Ml* *umc li,-h f»>lk -unir- fur lln* ill
I'rrp a rr tor a Surprise
l"-"|ilt I*. ' ill, and Kltsign It. C- dienre. I hoy nere p»», vlirhaiilml
,j
Young. t ’SN It, non nf Mr, a n d 1Shf ««> . -)»• know* more ihnn l*"'
I’m ilitrljr
Mi >. H S. Young nf l lea verier, :um •miK* m f u rliili. (rh li utd |'n»
Terrific
(tkb., will he snlemniied mj 2»n7 Sfnlrh. lh-nil', th > hni| she play- t'crrif
29 at 3,00 1’. Hi at the t f i t t t ) n lith ri. lute. m-arina. anil n ,du) 1 (Ynu ma> write VliUn Brawn
i ,'letlmlif t t huHh »iUt the Itev. rimer . lhi'ntu(kr imuinlpiii* tiij in rar*- nf this paprr shout new
tftrunient I.
’
ragle*. in your o»n gang.)
J. fcL McKinley officiating.
No inUtaXim'* are tiring issued , The glamour girl of th e Vmry,
{hut friends nf the couple .arc i the I'.S S. Mi»™ntri, » i i < 'also
ci.fdiatly invited to attend the picked .i, a unman u f.lh o yctr Children’s P a r a d e
■irteinony, •
in the m nit award* and )u-i f a ; *'
S l a t e d Saturday
Uun ttc*p1«s| fin- prUr fm !rn*
. ;
V ».
i
Sim.- Wlerniis night and l-a1 gur». it pa:*, Iti hr liriIliant.
l iSjRA
^ hy ihm’l #t mj do =MMTirthln^ fii.-. night witi* lii't.i, r ’vumlr. .tack
• * O T 'i
liuiiq
of Ameriran l.cctun P ost
It*irfif like ■it''•>«!?“*»|il Alire pair nf Nakhtllli*, IVnn.. whn \ n . fi.'u-MnmiuiictHi ihe nejtt event
built a mrrhsnlrtet heart from mi t
!U__Larnimunity.
----- ‘—lab. ian. *.m elH tili ii!in nrr~ t— TTTT
®
tin plr plate and a r.igpic of icn‘»
Ht'J other hoii-rhold endec**?
•}
A ' lien i'i*.u. prugrnni. Maitii. t orn.
J Block's'.Itianrit Shop, i- going* *•.
i li
lilts *,r
* * proifiuin of i iy .
hot 1coordod musical slmw. Among '{r |
ent *l,p #rtl-t.» to te heard will be ,it) ,
ked
St*'Mini, Hurry Jain.-, R.i., , mr,
lV#, Ivyser. Kale Smith ami lot- of : that
1>r.s i others,
...di
rUs : By the bye. Ihil McIntyre wun 1die- '
her O poll cninllictrd liy movie. ntUsir ether
ignf and fan in am ;int*-. V Ieing tht*'«f’‘ ot
led, •etvi.iqnc^*, l»'*t liked rivlliai tte^
rson a
The Townsend Club w ill" fiold
*»— 1-—
ley.
its Fifth District Council meet
Hr. A. W. Odham entertained ;enrol
ing in Oria Vista at 2:30 P.M.
recently honoring" the first hirtn- >prm
MONDAY
Miss Hall Announces
I ' k m [.vrAY^ItfipK
II) Cecelia Trulurk
The unique little Pico T heater
uaa jammed with 160 natron*
last evening who heartily ap
plauded' “The Palsy" by B arry
Conner anti demanded th a t Regfnald and Itita Goode, Carol Stone,
Mrs. Fred Williams has a s her Jane Gilinour and Siiuon Utngguest for several months Mrs. W; feldcr r e tu rn , for five, fu rtatn
(■allison of Minneapolis, Mirtn.
ralU afte r th eir npenint producMr. and Mrs. Frank May of
It was an excellent evening1*
Uellmore. N _ V. are visitors a t
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. Ilenry entertainm ent anil if the enthus
Richter on Weal F irst Street.
iasm with which this production
was received is any indication.
‘"The Pntsy” will run success
fully for four weeks. This is the
third production of the Provincetown Players in Sanford hut the
first using local rtalcnt. Carol
-{■«M»ne:—Jane—thttmcrnT Hi
Mrs. Odham Honors <ul
Daughter’s Birthday t«*
Sl'MUAY ‘
. ’ 'H
BROM O
<
SELTZER,
MGHIS'HtADACHt 3 WAYS
�TUB SAN^Oftn'HERALD. SANFORD FLORIDA
n AC.E F O U R
‘ T H U R S D A Y , J A N U A R Y i t , - 1 946
Eight Main Change
^Horses In Deri
type. No celery
Celery Program - !orwillofliethe'cutPascal
on Jan. 2-1, 25, 2ft,
27. No "heart* will he cut
Is Adopted By orant)shipped
during the two week*'
wret:*., beginning Jnn. 21. will
lim it shipm ents to fours, sixes,
eig h ts of tin*' (iolden Heart
v ariety ami six'-- three and lurg-
MW W ITff/
Chance Farm , leadlnir money wTn*dng liab le of 1046 h ai eight
three-year-olds eligible fuy the
$100,000 S anta A nita Derby to
be run S aturday, Feb. 2%.
.Those nominated by Mr*. Ftixabeth N. t.rin a n i are S tar Pilot,
Knockdown. Lord Boswell, W ar
Pippin "lardy Bahrain, perfect Bah*
ram Colony Boy nod H arvey's
Pal.*
I.■monte reported th at the.
Division will assem ble on Jnn.
.1! or sooner for the purpose of
form ulating for n la te r period,
lie added that the average Jan*
uory ami February shipment*
from Florida anti California Inst
year were about C0Q care « *aek.
Both eititr*
bow ever, shipped
11',0 cars during lust week and,
Mr. ( i n k declared, indications
of ntt cver-iupply will continue
from six to eight w eeU . lie fu r
ther >lut,ii tiial field i eports indilated that hut vestings wouhk
' Prior to the adoption of. the
he extremely heavy.
• hipping program, Mr. Ijtm onte
said that field report* had indt*
rated th at harvesting* would have
tieen rxttem clv heavy ilnijri
FREE
J __ _ ! RIDES
CASH
1
1
i -
r-e44tv .worlflra first rin ctiiefy for
hawks- n x i nsl.'ddthhcd in 1‘entt- r
sylvan in in flh ll on u th lg c where
hunter* n*0il to slaughter the
migrating bird*.
. I,
IX)RIDA ST/
Record Number Of
Hunters Decrease
Duck Population
T H B A tE ftj^
U PK N
U : 4 5 1 \M .' D A l l i
to d a y
and
i -i |
i
I lie m«<sl n o t-
tilth
sites I Ion
/
.
flrlu re
ever h
fUnit'd ! !
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C I.A U D K T T K
C O L B E R T
. P R K tM f C
Tt*
my
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Z jM P -i
MARCH
C IIA Ill.K r?
I .A IU tilT O N
b u i U ^ h&ite hern
learn*m£
coftfcoitn) tofa) s
•- t v , 1® * VWot!
mrmriri'r niilenge hi nix, j
PRINCESS
Armoruldirr trend, nntf | O P E N S S .10 l*..M. TO D A Y !
p r o o f . Iirnt • rcsititjiij
U uy
204)00 Mile Trip
Begun By Experts
Of Pan-American
jw ratJo jiv jv Jlh , pajictucerx... , —,
The survey plane is sim ilar to
those to be used initially on Ike
route — a • .IB-pessenger, * 200mile-an-hour DC-4 built by Doug
las A ircraft. In its military ver
sion, the C-54, the new Clipper
flew literally millions of mile*
all over the world and regularly
serosa the A tlantic during the
»*r. T his plane will be aup'ph^
merited with the faster. 60Jiau en g er Constellation within a
tw months. About one y ea r off
are even larger and faster Clip
per* — the HO-passenger Boeing
S tratorruiser and * the 400-mUean-huur Republic liuijilxiw. which
carries 40 passenger*.
UNIKLE
HANK
• f b u KN OW
('o r. 2nd & S a n fo rd
P h o n e til-‘10
“RANCIIO
GRANDE”
IS DOfdE O V tW -DHM 6&
1-rtiAf N tv tK
— >-------
t HA PPEN .
AS arSTANOm* lO pk ON IN AMimMINT, little Donald Andersiin. «.
model on Ut* March ol Dimis campaign poster who recovered cem*
plotely from an attack of lnfnntilo paialyxli, "holds up" Mayor Bill
O'Dwyer at New Yutk’s City llall. The mayor's cunt. ibuUon launtbed
Iho
pantiysii fund drive in
In llie
Ihe iiitlropolitun
tittUo|M>litun alia.
a lia .
(la(eritulloital)
the paralysis
For
Children Under 12
H i e b ig e v e n t w ill b e a
children'H p a r a d e on (h e
fa irg ro u n d s .
D e c o ra te " y o u r bicycle— o r
y e u f doll c a rria g e . D ra w
up y o u r d og— D ra w youiflj
s e lf u p , fo n t Ic o r o th e r
w ise. lie a t th e m a in g a te s
a t 2 P.M . th i s S a tu r d a y .
10 e u h p ric e s a n d p a s s e s
w ill be a w a r d e d ; (h o e?
selected, f o r c ti t e n c s n,
Having your ear eared for by the
right service g a n g s Is aa im
portant a* having the right doc
tor for an operation. Don't take
chances. Come to us with com
plete confidence th a t yoar car
it In the hands of competent
workmen *
. *
No Entry Fee
. JUst Be There I
Each child who enters the
parade will be given on*’
free ride, whether they
win or not,
Spebial Children’s
S(?V\INClt
/# M Y
AEm m m —
A F bN M V
>miNG-m'MOS< WDRRIN'
Gene AUTRY
SM IL E Y H U K N ETTK
—IN -
Matinee Saturday all rides
and shows
;.
SVV
flight/* on which officials of the
Civil Aeronautic* Board will be
carried to. .determine th a t the
P s T .P K t t ilN D t lR U
tt F L O R ID A
ONLY RESIDENT MILITARY ACADEMY IN
FLORIDA WITH R E S E R V E
OFFICERS
^
TRAINING CORPS. Designated Honor Military
if
School by U. 8. W ar Department. Fully acfcv . credited by Southern Association of Colleges
11
and Secondary' School*. - Individual attention.
*'
Separate Junior eRepartmenu Alt branches of
r»*
aililctics, llencli recreation renter.
Aviation
L
training .available. All-Inclusive rate. ,\ IlmlUd
sift
npml>er of enrotlmenta will be accepted for
perlifl’^-coimnvYicIng J a n u a r y . F or further
Jnliarnum uii. address Col. W aller B. Mendels.
’ F rrs., Florida M lllUry Academy, 8 t. Peters-
F eller Will Be
Slower But Miic
Smarter In 194
HUNOBlOt Of HUOIHT* of Wallfncton end Lodi. N. j l sing the Nalloiul
Anthem at e Joint m a u protest meeting tn Jeltcraon High School before
•tat»m* proceedings to p ro tn t the death i* n lti9 n Imposed an Pfe.
Jo ttp h HlcsWe, 20, a former student. He ha* W tn cbndatnned to death
In Japan by ■ military court fm dayiryx two Jep*.
(International)
'ti« Y rt& U N I>
Raceti S t a r t
8 :0 9 P .M . K hurp
T o n ig h t'g
'^ K Y v w
GUS
h f' b h ! the 'e l r ov#r i
WDBO tonight a ll
iilO and over W LO F
I t t d » with kit the
.‘"dope" on the dnga
a t the KatUord-Orr
AII StfttN F e a t u r e
.SEV EN TH B A C E -rU T C R tT Y
,
.s a n f o r d -o r l a n d o
F lit
itn
ST. LOU 18 - Rapid Hobart F ell
er, th e Cievelend ffrebeller, will
be slow er but am erter in 1946,
T h at's the way hie m anafar,
Lou Boudreau a i m un his p itc h
ing ac e'w h o returned to the In
diana from the Navy near the
close of la s t ecason.”■«'* learned how to pitch."
Boudreau explained between free
thrown a t a basketball to u rn a
ment. ‘'Before Bob entered p#«eIce he merely threw h it feat one
peat tW'ThUter*. Now he m ixes
’em up and h e ll be . more effee-
hig !|ur*Uan.tn F ille r's mind. It's
In the «tlnd* of,.gU the eenrlce
meri who coptamplate . returning
to baseball.
M- , '
"They don't know w hether they
have lost th e ir.# * * touch, wheththey can -rn ek e It In the big
y t g u e t . B ut F e lle r* experience
should be eoc*W«AiW to them
aJL”
The Cleveland boea aiy a i t . a
little early to concede th e Amer
ican League p e p w S l t s Uie "New
York Yankaea, h u t quickly adda
th a t the New Yorker* and Boston
will be tough.
JlYoa know w h at th e ir «U rs
from service can do. All of the
clubs will bo depending on man'
Venetian blinda made to fit any also windows
Free Estimates
All metal slats — 58c sq. foot
tEMftrofiE VENETIAN -BLIND CO.
B -’IM SL.
•
EXPERT
W I T H ~ D U |l^ N E W
JON TIRE BUTTER LATHE
pcnchnnnt r a te was dropped aT<
BOYS & GIRLS
7 t o 14
GET ACQUAINTED,
BEAUTIFY
YOUR
HOME
» •/
V X ^Sf:tT * .
with VENETIAN
BLINflS
R«wtlrin»-*^R«finliihing
W illiam Blount, one of the first U r be was expelled fro m ) th*
two senators from Tennessee, was Senate.
Iho firs t federal official to be impoadhed. He was charged In 1797
w ith plotting to aid Great BHilly fish with
tain jn salting Florida and the
Expari craftamanahip p|ua the aid of the P i
LXTRfe Will Insure you tho beat recap* obta
tires now . . . and let ua help you Mlle«p ther
“
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SE Z
— D 0U U LE FE A T U R E —
Stafford’s Service
Station
LEGION
SATURDAY
Friday — Saturday
of
"
i
’
JUST U F O tl 1,000 W. L IN STAIL* DON W d tK O l returned to tHeir Job*
and brought coast to coast telephone service beck to gprmal, two mem
bers of the Association of Communicitlan Equipment Workers, affiliated,
with the National Federation of Telephone Workers, kept warm "with
the eld of blankets as they spent the a tih l picketing the main telephone
exchange In New York Cltya
.. (International)
CHICAGO—Duck hunters tu rn out in record nundwrs in the
past season, and shot u siknbjo.
hole in the w uterfoal population.
W. K. Crouch, chief of th e
game mnnngement division o f th e
U. S, Fish ui'U Wildlife Service,
report* the spurt expanded apace.
""H
H tunting
t n l i i i i f pressure
nmautir*«" ia
r Matt have I
is (igi
too gwre
for the number o f’ birds we've 34 . ton
got,” *ays Crouch.' t
survey
He estim ates more than 2.1,• tbrougl
OCO.OiiO waterfowl-rollick*
aud • and Ai
geese— were shot down .nnd re- 1 return.
Irievei) in the season that began I q u t ;
last fall and continued in *ou4h- airport!
cm sta te s into January. A pprosl- spectCd
mutely 20,QbU,0(H( wele downed | ,
in 11M4 •
, for .the
An inventory mude before fho . s|n rl ,
1045 breeding season estim ated are nP((
the .waterfowl population of th e
continent a t abuuL . io5.0QO.OOOL— mneerp
indicating theru were about 126.,
0U0.000 bird* before the 1045
shooting spree opened.
*?n
Crouch, who also is chairm an
,
of the m igratory waterfowl coin* Amer f1
m litre, says hunting was on u
"su rp risin g ” upward trend dur* JfrV ,
ing the wnr*"years. ‘ The excise j l,,Kol.
tax on Vhqiesale arm* ami am .1
munition
(mostly am m unition) A mend
F rid a y !
TRULY - •
’
, ' . . * ■’ V-I ~ r - _
t .
■
Many thousand tlrea vulcanized and recappt
Phone »«3
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THVRshAY, J anuary n, 1946
T1IK SA N FO R D H ER A LD , SA N F O R D FLO RIDA
PAGE
L IV E
\N U N TID Y ,Sl'M
ROBERT A. WILLIAMS
REAL
VANCOUVER, n.
Omni |ilon Jo«* Loti O'
without remembering
E S T A T E -B H O K E R
t«i L*» Miiptl Hi*" • er Colon- Hall went to the ch am f*iF 'ft L n
H a l i t r »- r | t
f
it
*!*»pion « hfinti|uarti r« to arran g e j»n
'..Ut.wlhii t!«**4’riL» ».| |,« •ju t
*1 .1*'
payment he discovered the llrow x - 'limit i »*f ?ti"11}Itin Ir. ,NI 1!*• 11f I 4
Bomber had already left (or th r •1,1 tll-%wU'
*
t-oulh by tilatie.
f l I ' M u = , i rr. r i a i i i d f i n f i lM.ii
A tlan tic B an k Bldg,
luntk 1
Th»«*f ih** *m *1
I ^ r iy irtitl**r lh»* ? a I<I e rrllf l* mI* ^ *
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
By cirolinir in flock*, entail Mint wait in t h r n a n i f «f Marlon *
binl* rati outw it hawk), ju it a* U w r r i i c f .
"fillip Up *3 lift PPTtlf Itnl** almll h r
borobet* stay Inn in formation o ut
rV il rr m n l a n u r i U n R l«t t o * . Hi* |n»**
wit attacker*.
t«-f l> rlrtf-pfIbrtd tlu*r«in will !«•
PHONE 148 OK BRING YOUfYAo. it 1 HE 3ANFURO n
Count, flee words to the line, including |
All aaeerliM B rnte for altsgtlonr e i t H
■ tttilir classified rate*. '
—■
Itte r* r tin# for oi.» inserltw*
•8c per line for three incertlooj
37c per line for 8 inaertioae
K per line for 20 insertion*
Miniatum ra te s . . . 30c
EOR SALE—
r
Hatmuom— Hen ten
ODKHN ■ H bedroom ■home,
desirable location' w*ur school,
Phone 550.
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LEGAL NOTICE
O. »* H K H M i U X
i ’ l**rk <klr«'Uit ••«ur» 8rm»
n o In f i u u i l v , 1*1ft* tl-i
f ' i r c u l l I'tlRM **■ •*))
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V It I V 11 S I I B I A L P — l u m L i . ^
11. IJ. Touehton
Stock —
Q uick S h ip m e n t 5
C rim p
and C o r r u g a t e d
style* a n d F la t ih e e t* . M ade
"V"
from genuine solid Aluminum.
This m aterial is very strong
and durable, *22 Gauge, U. S.
Government xpeeificationi. It
x-ks heat reaD tant and will not
ru it. T his L surplus m aterial
aj*J 1* prieeil a t 112.76 per
square, which i* fur below, cost.
Available fo r immediate ' ship
ment from our factory. Phone
Wire or W rite to Hal Kulenwider M anufacturing A Dis
tributing Co.. P. 0 . Box 3 351,
010 Lanewiter Urive, Phone
■ «s|73wr-4fc1*t>.to. F ia.
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f i p f t f t i i i f t i * it * ita lic
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humnn ey t iffies to eitlirr su!«» of
Ihe brain. In lower nnimals Ibe
entire nerve crow w *\v»r l<i the
opposite* able of -the brnltt.
W A N JE D
or vicin ity, J i n
S h o re experwes.
I loti-^ltarlow
phone 602*W,
WANTED: giasl used nutoomiiile
Call Capt. Culpepper, Geneva
phone 2243.
From
blueprints
to
final
In one hi i.g, American commetvuil
ship* a re subject ir^ scrutiny of
Coast Gunrd officer* 'who pass on
Iheir seaw orthiness and detuilnf operational control.
T lir
iiRt^r NS iii ^hi
p p fly i l f i c r l h t t i t h t t n l u % il l
li\
t h e itltfliwM 1 4 4 at th«*
M'Mtwf tlMor.im I h * flint Mntitlav
W AIT k it si DIHIIWASIIKR8; BUS 1101
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HOTEL I'HOXl
When Old Friends
Drop Around - - -
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ih . •*!..m u irr lti* |
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ul »«.<l dkiuntX «t haiil-Kd. KtarolJ,
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Ihl- n-illes. Kai l, rJsfui or ilao .-o
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s*m* or n llu ia ri unit am * 'i
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To Residents Of Seminole.'County
s o r Its—I . l o t
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ILaarutrl* *»f fth»* **ifkftr oi
AUTOMOBILE painting, wvidl
_
VACUUM Cleaner*,
tore, washing mac
other appliance* ei
K lred. We piefe up i
ectrk Service Co„
.
JkUllY. Hw^KAVFailLY. iU
MEN, RlPfN' HORDES AM'EMOTIN'
>. I'M LEAVING H ER E P---------- T
machine*
will be In Sanfotti
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NRl.t.tK. lo\M i
A<r s iN u ls r ot llm I - :
Will
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Teatsm eiit
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il#re*>*i.
BUSINESS SERVICE
SEWING
M .U IM ll.t:
ilc lm ot d e m a n d 'n o t
tm S o l d .
ing wells w ith nice 6 room SEWING machine* repaired. A
hou**.good reconditioned m achine for
* 3 bed room hou»e with hard
sate. William* Fixlt Shop, 205
wood floorg, two bath*, laundry
W. 1st.
room, tw-e-UT g»rage 17 acre*
of land. H r-ijR g , bathing, huntPQDGB • PLYMOUTH
PARTH AND HKRVICE
,Dr' K D W A V i F. LANE
! 109 Palmetto Ave.
Phone 1011 I
TV* Man Who Knows Hanford.
; WA8Jl(V)G machine* repaired—
SEE i TTp OT A TOES-—ca r load of
1 horn* appllaneee. CaldW o rth D akota Certified Red
leneral Repair Shop, 707
Jill** just receive*!. Hunt'* TuxNorth Mlllx, Orlando, phone
Promnl icrvlce
m
t h r tmttilli n f F p h r u i r y O f t , * h l- h
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f/llr-A* hilt! O H t U l n t l p
L>i x N i t i r t l » p p « n l l n c 1lii law, I h r i*«*»
t*l» rk
, M I I IIV-
u f * I )*■> r r i h l - | i r ; » -
sitrtl w j Ji lit lh»"
j u - i t Tii i .!*•»% i u h v t. J m« | ( | i T a r t t ■r‘ l h 11, i(p f a fft| t| fit
'M.h #•ti r | ft 1111• FW*
li t > *...ik h i I-, i | N -r* * , ••!» H l« I t lli
HELP WANTED
FOR RENT
lltlllll
V.’V.rn y e a b u y o car
fror.i a iocai d ca!o r
h s v o j t ftiaiifcud .ind
FPJUB l D’ lo cally . In
titia w a y y o u - c a n
b o lter,, J^o '.cct yov.r
auU 'm o'oiJ'j' in v e a t*
i ..i i tag * »d ri< K-tk . m u
hi
BAIIY' carriage in good condition
Phone HOOR-M’.
A warehouse on railroail in
heart of city for half w hat it
HOTEL m aid k im rter at
would coat to-build today, •
Good pay. Florida iUitel.
A small house out of city limit*
only $2,00,7.00.
A house w ith extra lot A rent
bargain,
A beautiful stucco bungalow. I
the kind th a t you dieam of be- S M A L L furnished apartm ent.
Adults only. 3'l2 Oak.
for the war,'
A nice country home Jdet off ONP,— I room apartm ent and one
on highway.
—1 room apartm ent, each with
A country home on the hlghprivate hath, no cooking facil
"way with a garden spot whew
ities. Phone 147 or D32-J.
you. can grow anything a t any
W l i i l l m l Mill, .......... 1
!>«■f I> tllldirr the *±4ht m f lllhMltr i* *
i » 'it ■ Mil
At Service
R rglttered Palomino Stud
IfrgiitPred Je n e y Bull
Rrglnterad Hcrrford Hoar
Howard HumJi
a
n l t i i p iir»ft h a p m ; n t # . <4|i]iU*.«lh*ti s**r
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H-i III « 4 - i t I f l o a t r p n i l i f f t r f * Un* l*»l*
l i u j tig ilpA rritiril * |U n |if r t4
i n - Hi**
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N# ml n«* l4 ', H t a t o *.f f l o f l *
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PRINCESS .
MEND-IT SHOP-
The Pn*
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7 I PO N T
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Orlando,
iVANTPD
V/MERE'P YOU
COMI: FROM,
INPIAN
ME CCY.'f
IN PO O RGET AWA/
FROM BUIr LETS.
0V JUUiPER. I'VE GA.Ip IT BEFORE'N
I 6Ai if ASAIN.WHAT Tint, TOWN r-"
NE EP*3 13 A STRAIGHT 3HOOTlN* J ,
TWO ' FI6TEP TOWN TAMER J
YOU'RE WRC80,UNCtETITU5
WHAT ELM TOWN R cjM-IV
NEEP5 10 A SCHOolTEAClifP.
$06'£CNE T0KEEPT-!=«1‘L'
WEN FROM GRCV.IfiO UP LIKE.
"NICK" L'lCtCH ANP MIS GANG.
m
JonTing—
, l Z T . 7 **•l .»»*
r
led
-—
— I w eldiM■ end
-- —
6 or* 6 room hou«o wanli
rent. I’hone 11.
FT. SHOW
frVt»r4 **#»
mi
Jl Hit- . ,* m vt , » t > h h « I tH H i tt j i i ) t l i A I, 4>
r » |m r h rin ii a hill t u t
a Hi> it i l l - r i p - Yit i h i n n ’# ; * » f h r r >
a l l f i T l i ' f:F*» , ' i t n | r * F T* w i l l
GUNS REPAIRED
CC LEMAN gasollna rgnge;.
burner /A ero e en r . cook JU
wood burning cook *tov»; ,
horee pow er eJe^ tic mo
«t|
Frtj- »m I h r U | l h city
KEYS MADE
FOR A glpod furniture deal
See W ajter Beat, puuite U i
M in i'll i»i‘ • i *i , i .ii it i iis rim
TA \ i»r*:n
I II ll*Tllll ItMT Of -IttJi .
s i t r i i ’K ih ttruH U v m vi-N
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f l j r . J H K n i n M f ** u _\ 1 'f l * f b a n fiirtl Mn»f "in
F IN E —
W A T T H . U .tM ’K
WE ARE 'ully e<|uipptd and
know how u> recap your tires.
a n d I tiW E L I tY
GIRL
for
*oda
Fountain
at
LanN atural rubber or synthetic,
ey's Drug Store. P a rt time or i
we pfotect sidewalls of your
RK P.A IRIN G
full tlmo.
tire*. Jo"»* Tire Shop, Cor.
1st igui Elm, Phone 608.
EXPERIENCED maid.
V mI-Ic i
Hotel. Apply between
am)
t o r n "—- ALL YOU
w ant,
12:00 A. M.
$3.65. H unt's
Tuxedo
Feed
Store. Phone 368.
ood hour*
liy codtf o r tlupllrulo
it oolemma.
GOOD riding * work horee with
new saddle, $100. Phone 798-J.
CAPABLE saleslmlies wanteri for
—gtetijy work. None other* need
■PPly. Good noiltiOn to rig h t
trike,
bfocaU lR i, ' da mask*,
parties.
Weekly salary and
imitation' leather And drapery
commission. The Outlet dth tt
fabrics. A rrangem ent for cot
Sanford Ave.
tage if w ork desired. R. S.
lirdyro, 2911 N. O range Ave.,
RELIABLE maid warded for p art
117 H I’i m l S i.
S an fo rd
Orlando, P la.
tim e work. Phi;
**
2 acre* land 100 trees 3 flow
liPliirf
* iI *il 11 .-I Iti. .•italic*
AMONG the trio ot AMO ofTicm
Identified a> victim* of a murderer W f r t i l r jn t M|Tm u , *MI* m ti
or m urdereri In Pmsau. Germanv. IllFT ltr
llffiili! 4* . d r a i n *
w a i M a jo r E v e r e tt S. C o frn n
a** th*■;"n**wwf*tt|wI'J In wnirh
(abyve), of tVaihlngton, military iHiiiril
H i « n r d r i • h a l l W imh Hwh ie tt t i i i e r
go v ern o r ot th e d lrtric t. .A lso r a t h i i r * k / o r f n i u t i M u t r i l H V f
•
a
lucked and burned to death ut the
‘ I V I T N K K M m y h n m l i » n l *iffi4*ldil
tame lim e were Capt. Adrian Wei- H»at
a t RiiiilMnl, E iu n u . i , 4 mu n i l
»Ier, New Rochelle, N. Y, and LL
S tan ley R o » ty iU crkJr..O m »U w ,
M !• f l K I I N l i O S .
Nf5'"ATmy In te llig e n c e officer*
r l n k nt t hr i‘It* iil<
12(11 Celery. •
lit
lit I h- n t i i t , t| i ) ip . ||
u n tHl * *‘ UI t *•* It* ’ .Ntnll* .lUilltin.1
MISCELLANEOUS
BAbl.AKD’S feed, grocerie*. etc.
~ AIE*i:X i, ROOFING
«
Augustine *ty|e n t Roy John»cn'» Red Barn Re*tnurunt on '
Highway 17, ,,6 minute* fro n t
OUTBOARD motor, 5 11. P. a
Kunoco Stullon on Pork Ave.
good running condition.
SEED Potatoes,
Puerto Ricn
Yam*.
Sanford
F ru it Co.,
__ EatuimV- M aik• t— . .— ——
j__
- • Im
mm.
I t n U S F T railer, i.% nnuirl. Knuippel with Butane ga* range.
_Slh5lL_W, T. Erwin, Sanford
Trailer Camp.
'*
*“
in t h r hheh^wf blftitrr .?F t t ir «wm*t
luntiti iftuur un th*» ti|»I MomJa v *1
th« m o n t h o f F r b r u irj’. h k .
*7 th r 4t h «la> o f f«ttrruar> INI4
l l a t n t ihi« Iftrl cftj»y «f J a r ^ M
ft*II
BICY’CLE In excellent condition
*35.00. 510 \V. 3rd St.
Phone 8 0 5 J .
RADIATOR REPAIR
is
W A IT E D to rent by Fefc.
a three bedroom hom ejfui
or nnfurnUhed.
______ Bv PAUL ROBINS*
O S O F TO' !—v
Robert A ,
TED—
on part Ui
STATIC and
DYNAMIC
ilff.
' . . * '.
WHEEL
J|j| k-kcW
W
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5 BIG SO UARE
5
1
1
5HEY/ 1 WON A F R E E
SLEIGH O iD E " <----6 0 0 0 ON ANY I
M O O N L IG H F r ~ >
NIG H r / r - j = W » k
j
H tA C TlC A IX Y
-C ooker and
S W E L L FOQ. .
^ I Z E * j W H E N VOU E A T
WHAT t | G R A F t F R U i r « r
— n.
11K
!«Jt(
■JHE P Q A C riC A LLV U ___ f L c
KNOOCBO HIMSELF V 2 " 7
o u r trying id beat- b ^
-------——! US//—
If ■ St!
�Furniture Repaired and Refinished
A n tiq u e o r M o d e rn f u r n itu r e re p a ire d m id refiniah ed by e x p e r t s o f long ex jierionce. W icker
’Colonialm F urniture Refinishcrs
G lenn S tr e e t
I’hone
Itj JULIAN STENKTttOM
O R L A N D O , FL O R ID A
*
*
Feds Cop Thriller From Leesburg “ Sanford Gins $ [DtehRayslibJftot
Yellow Jackets By Score Of 35-34 Cop 36-18 Win E ntirely Belong
Still h rule Fivu Flgtltff TT^imi untile During
Entire Contest To Finish With One
Point Margin A t End Of Contest
;
vork guaranteed
III
T H U R S D A Y , JA N U A R Y
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
P A G E S IX
RACK AGAIN
Famous A&P
COFFEES
l-ls. II,IK*,
ST. LOUIS, Jan. 17. W V .
Death dealing ray* evidently don't
e n d s bilonir exclusively to comic, page*.
•
Prom w hat scien tist. »bv, they
g e r S appear to bu more than a n ig h t
into fancy. They are a reflection
of the times.
A rth u r Compton'is, n* many
T h e Sem inole— High Hfliool------Dr.
_____
girls cage team repeated their you may rememLcr, one of the top
panel
of scientists who developed
Dcl-nnd perform ance yestenlay
night,
afternoon in l,ec*biirg when the,1 the atom bomb. • Last
sm ashed the Yellow Jacket girls speaking to the 8L Louis.Academy
of Science, Dr. Compton pointed
team by a aeorg of JO to 19.
.SVminole opened -scorlrig hos out (hat only one-tenth of one
tilities soon after the opening percent of the mass of the uraniurit
w histle ami a t the end of the atom w-as released as energy in
initial stanxa. Miss Jesse Dur the development of the bomb.
Lately the .Chancellor of W ash
den’s outfit had racked up 17
points. Helen Bowen . accounted ington U niversity and hla col
fur five field goals white Marie leagues Khve been • studying cosp e l o i d , __ Do r o t h y I ' n i r n l , . '
1 n d m ic-ray* -jwhich -transform - all .o f
Johnnie Mae 'Bowen sank a field the mass of a ‘particle into engoal each. Helen Bowen record
, tfiUBlPtwi_ »*W ,tb«t bis
ed a atngle' free ehbC
study show* th*t a mucr_
Newell, l^ esh u rg 's ace offen am ount of anergy ■th a n " la pro
sive sta r, accounted for nil of the duced by splitting of the uranium
Ja ck e ts' five points when she atom may develop from use of
dropped In tw o' field goals and cosmic rays.
one free shot during the opening
•tan za.
WANTED
2 y o u n g ladies, hif{h school g ra d u a te * ! to u c h ty p .
ists, u n m a rrie d to le a rn te le g ra p h b u sin e ss.
Western Union
n ts
H rrald Sports Editor
Ueorge .McClelland'* Seminole
High School Celery F p d |A ro k » inlo the win 1 column / yesterday
nftcrlinon in I^enliurg when they
captured a thrilling contest from
the Yellow Jackets by a score of
:i5 to 14.
The Sanford boys began hitting
the baskets with am axing ac
curacy a fte r Leesburg- had jump
ed off Into what may have been
considered a com fortable lead
rally ki th e first period.
,
The Jackets, in the Initial stanJ n , icc'g'Jctl_lS-puinU .whan Weru.
dron and
Knight tank* two
baskets white .Wink ami Miller
were- *necuunitng" f6T one earh.
Weadrort also dropped in two
R okar
WHITEHOUSE 2 Tall Cans 17c
17, 1946
Bronchial “Coughs
Colds. have-* been s o l d — p r o o f lh»l
t r o u t a n d . o f m o th e rs k n o w 11 w o rt h amt w ou ld h s r d l y d re am ot
fo r l n a w j o t s r w i t h o u t it. l l u c k l s r 's
M t . l n r e la a l f m e d ic a t io n — no s r r u r
RamarkaMa Mama Remedy
Q e le M t Ls m
sss
• U p -Iriid s
P e rm Laden Hrfegrw _
/
C o m p o u n d r d f ro m r a r e C s a d w n n is i has this r c m a r k s h l e C s na d ls r
P in o I is ls s m . M e n th o l, Ir is h M oss d is e k v e r y — n o w m a d e In I ' H A , — f r ,
a
btrllH
right
a w s jr
saiuW
^sseia s ® * ”& Irua store arid - | sks
e n t i r e l y d iffe re n t — more s g « t l « e — retlol sleep tonlsht-.
q u i c k e r in aei ldn .
, _ O ve r U million h ollie s o f ttuckle v *
tatln g
C A N A D IO I.
lir on ch la l
M ls lu r o .
tq r
C o u s h s . due
in l-
to
at
sas
goo-
'll for mor
Yim'll And I
luiehiv loojens tip rhlrh elmklr.
blsffm soothes raw raemitrartr
oak'-s
b re a t h in g
earle r.
Ilc-ISr
il d r o s s 1st*
TOUCHTON DrtUG CC
GIBLETS
A M I* n r .l.t/a
S e n e is U W
i& U p 10Va o z c a iu L 3 c J
Hot Tomnles .... 24c
Dried Peaches
35c
P’N ut R utter
24i* Mor Chopped Beef
— I-W i. r w « \
S h o rte n in g ...... 19c Mor (’hopped Pork
Mor Chopped Lamb
H A K l B t H — Old 1‘RkliIwwfiI
l-IH l»le«
Ginger Snups
21c Mor Chopped V e a l
12-oz cans 32c
I %* l* %Wl**<
Tenderoni pkg. He
T H fA T I
HI 1 i : T llt M
Roraxo 2-1h box 25c Coconut
j v v v i ‘ 1.
■1 \
H l l t ’. l
hull — 'M
till-
Ammonia ...»
9c
mv Kirr
Prunes 2-lh box
r n . r e m tit-* n»:»T. i ».nrh-.i
10-lhs
OHMf’IVI * — THIIIKrY
Iona Cocoa
Sisr-fllir: no tM i lii—s « r r i
N oodles..........3 —i
H fd fO flis iiH
•'1
tksft«A|*fl
LIFEBUOY TOILET S O AiP
LUX TOILET SOAP
R IN S O
3-!b. 'Jar
3 Bars
3 Bars
Lg o . Pkg.
Lg o . Pkg.
M o d . B ar
-,
48*
20*
20*
23*
23*
. 6*
3 Lgo. Ban 29*
3 Reg. Bars 19*
. 2 Bath Bars 23*
23*
3 Bars
LUX FLAKES
SWAN SOAP
SWAN SOAP
SWEETHEART
SWEETHEART
WOODBURY
Haiti iliallf
D o u b le |
> it l trI
i li«i(ii rh» It., t re* v ftpol,
t*U t* Cural, II 1. 111*1 H ill Kox> Huil•!*»>*n U h lif-h ra i!, H e tty Mur,
"d
t nurfh ItNe-r—l u iu rit>i
11| u lm lrIn
11nee I
hrt-k. llo u i
Ma i . iMrl
Mias D urdrn's outfit will plav
In D e l , a n d
tomorrow night
ag ain st the IlullpujiK. but she
will use the m ajority of her
second strin g ers In’ the starting
lineup which will im-iu le Dorothy
C rum ley; M artha ilugan, Hetty
Y arborough,'R uth Snrkett. Lillian
Moran and Anne Lovell. Helen
Skinner, Betty Jo Brock und
Helen Bowen w ill also make the
trip.
,
> core by periods:
Leesburg
f» 4 fl 4
- ID
S anford
■ ! ? * *7 4
- dfl
•
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;
j
i
,
I
j
>
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1
ICE REFRIGERATORS
To kevp fcxKls fre s h and sw e e t, la rg e
room y r e f r ig e r a to r s w ith p le n ty o f s h e lf
space, w h ite enam ej. fin is h in sid e an d o u t.
E a sy to keep clean, a nice a d d itio n
A scientist has calculated th a t
The stam ping of designs and it may take 1^)00,000,000.000.000
p atU m s unnn textiles was torn- show- fbikea to cover un acre of
mon in Inula and China even be ground.
fore available records place defi
nite dates on such arts and'crafts.
Snowflakes
are
tran sp aren t
r-'h e r than wHt* hut fheir cry -,
tnis reflect lig h t,in . to many di
The long-nosed tree snake of rection* they appear white.
Ihe E a s t Indie* h at aye* with
Smiwflnkcs sre made of froteil
pupils shdped like key-holes. This
»ter vapor, rather than froxen
species has the sharpest sight
found in snakes.
Really Fresh! Fruits & Vegetables!
Large Juicy Lemons
Delicious
Apples ....
• .
. *•
*
Large Juicy Oranges ...
Large Iceberg Lettuce
Fancy Green Beans
Local Green C abbage..
rlf* a *
»
Stuart Pecans.....
Canadian Rutabagas
Sweet Potatoes ..........
2bchs,
Tender Crisp Carrots
an y k itc h e n .
T h re e Sixes
IO t i t NO Into a handkerchief, Mrs.
S onja Leggett, 58, Is pictured ss the
pleaded not guilty after being ar
raigned on a charge of murder In
Saratoga Springs, N. V. The Aus-trian born nurse, aey police, -confessed that she killed and dismem
bered pretty Louise da Chants, 20,
a lta r a quarrel.
(International}
Gramma
MODERN ESTATE
ELECTRIC RANGE
A. n to v e th a t a n y o n e w ould lovo
cooking o n ! Unit la rg e double oven
an d b ro ile r, w ith la rg e h id d en g rill on
top aWn1 IdU C
a lo
All w h ite
W h
H ro
U Hmi m
U Ax 'u n ltd .
irorcclajn in sid e A n d /ru t
speakin
BREAKFAST.
SETS
W h ite o r n a tu r a l f in is h
lb
ow sa
r a n rii
r t m r M i u B>r « •»»
O ysters.... p t
46c Dog F o o d ........."T25c
4 r V n l f r s AA
i-jr
32c Lamb Legs lb. 4f t
34c Shouidere"^ IbT"~3fc
| W r e t r r w A .’. L w l s
■* / '
35c Lamb Chops lb*£lc
-m g* ii
v l;.
98c Pork Hams .. lb. 35c
9lc Sausage ..^Ib. .. 4tc
MHKSII r o l K
,
!■ ;'
Shoulders .. l b. .. 29c
with, plain w ood
seats,
th e s e a r e id e a l f o r th e
k itc h e n nook. O th e r s t h a t
can b e u se d f o r t h e d in e tte
o r sm a ll d in in g ro o m o f
L im ed
O ak ,
M ahogany
w ith w h e a t fin is h o r so lid
O ak - w ith w a sh a b le l e a th
e r e tte c h a ir s e a ts . A lso
so lid M aple s e ts .
In Ouf Meat Department
K ill JIMJtO
to
I aciu j , Hitprm T»*. Itub> T o rr« ,
V a T ik m M an , Paln legt lie t iu iy , J u i l
It Ut ill) ,
WHEN IN STOCK
CDDV
S in g le o r double c a b in e ta
w ith c o m b in a tio n la u n d ry
a n d sin k . B a ttle s h ip lin o
leum w ork Htirfacu a n d
slid in g s p la sh b o a rd , s t a i n
less s te e l tr im , w ith b r ig h t
tu s y to k e e p c h ro n iittm
d ra w e r p ulls.
lO M im p i i:\riiitw i * vr*
t l m f it N rr — C i l t i r h y i
|h iM *ie .‘ M ,
H e ft)
C lre lih l, J » a i|u l||
Itr*!, *
II# n .
f i l U t i Non, inti
U n i, i i r n l y h d
" r i stif f I I r p p ---K tttlirH > I
,
I K l»«f H u ll B u ilt lla ta M r l
. f*ar<lf+fe, l i r i l Jle-h
t v r lt il) .
I (fret
Kl> I tip
Ir n im ir
U 'dhfW
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H o r r l l U r r — -V 111 V Illr i
Jta i ha* 1111 , K Hiti lu r , J ii»t ltl.lt,
11a 1
i a . U.'.nulm M urn. H tip rr iJw tw r.
K lf t b llie » - a iu H l l n
" I (| iiin lr I * l i n r r l
/ U t unlit h r . Irfitry H«jr. l*j%rrtnaF**
U*tJ - t u ii 11*%. I in it it * h t ifV . 2SJ M
LIII lift
c lu a . lu m p , <*itt ill*l<1
^
b l t l b H e re — K w l■H i 1 1
M t u lit lr li, l l l l r e I
T b iit u L r
lilt,
I »«ii
H o lla
>!*lr»
i i u Iu| Top* t!h k m liif *
f UII
C otrnt
If ,
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M *r r— !*■| u r |(y i
AI> I H l I i r . t<W ltliiutftll, J» ;tp li!iU
Kam i, D v ttettiir, A r m / U f f t c e r , P a l- i
*7 it r r h id J int W rt ir M ,
Hr*
• il td illt ll« « r fl/lfl M llf t
H lu t e lr U l la r e l
Jf-tROD H ill, R iv e r l a s i i , l l r u i h e f
Cleanser .. can .. 7c Raisins
CARINET SINKS
Tonights E n t r i e s
At Dog: Racing: Plant
Lurbf
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land are Mrs. A rthur Vandenburg,
wife of the U. 8. Senator from
M iih t f g m and n delegate to the
UNO Assembly, and fuur-m onlhiold Philip Woodall While her hus
band attended conference sessions,
Mrs. Vandenacrg me) Ihe baby
during a social service survey In
London
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in' sura ys'rs
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THE WEATHER
I n U n ity T h e re I h S tr e n g th —
To Protect the Peace or the World
[fl.P » W n U tha I 'n x i — •(
o Produce Prosperity (ur Hanford.
M n l» i i l 'M nine i
2.
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AN
V O LU M E X X X V II
SM 1 .W IU ■! u
IN D E P E N D E N T
D A IL Y N E W 8 P A P E H
S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A . F R ID A Y , J A N U A R Y
E sta b lish e d 1908
.J
wltL,
18. 194C
- -—
N l M IIE R «0.
A .ssncialtvl p r e s s I .ea se d W ire
1 ■<
Slave Labor
To Saiickel
Jap Army H£ad
. NamedOnWar
Crim inal L ist
French Claim Leader
Enforced Program
tOver Protests -O f
Nazi HighCommand
Wachi And Six Other
Cencrals O r d e r e d
A rrested ; A^ Sus
pects I^ M acA rth u r
' You Almost See-’em Yawning
(ft
Peace Lies In
Unity Of Powers
T O K Y O , Jim. IS, H V - The
Former Chief (if S t a f f
of
tun rK -'G ri’rrnlhrmbiiiarfers - | W a r n s * A g u i n H t K o v ilS
(V t!"-! ;il Tnheil Wnchi — itmi *
ttlhct . cut* nre included on
he*-U'« : li*t nf war rtiminwf
suspect** order.*! arretted by
1 General Mn'*\uhur.
iTn- hundred nml three other
LONDON. Jnn. 18, td*)- Soviet
J ip official* of nil ran k s. also
s it included f’.i th. list. l-iD:im*se "T’s.j i h*. fold the Onttcd Nn"•■a. Cencral Arsemhly the peace
lisun i.imti of ft 'iTi and. » Turd
' *he world depends upo» tbe furotn the S d*,mo,i t > II • --h't t
tv un t) of the g reat pnwn*.
Truk also ore nm* • thote ..In>jj
-A • l) r same time, dutsln hntwo
winner*
of
,,im
,(
ha.
been
o-di
red.
Jciu
f ? r Mof
G
.
m
*
n
^
k,»
U
«
neU
^
H
SLK
J,,TLY
f,0R
ED
AND
SULTRY
about
It
or oerm an y * »«ve u n o r ..
r ...... .j.n ..........
to d .y _tho .M ond d .y g f P f .n c .', i (he Alluntlc Cut Club n 44th annual chuttiplOHilup ibov^ in n New
T* ini* «( rnnt-t .InimnP'e •* or w n m l *K«in*t any attem pt to
p m e n ta tio n 0f evidence against ' orl' h r,el “rcclu ribbon* nml pose fnt (heir public. They Ye Sunny riminal suspect* me eype'tcd to ci down the authority of
1
n ■*• hipn’i - ic time iroun l b. -.power tuition* hy revising the
form er German leader* on trial K,' nl1 Dianamo (left) and Vinverne**' Lochinvar. to p , in the Smoke
new security
f March, General cb lite r of the
male nml female classes—owned by Mr*. N.M. Andrew* of Cost the middle
in Nueimberg
MncArthui he > ut lured that In* It* cue.
The French any Sauekel piilan- Meadow, N.Y. (International)
The Soviet position In these
dividuni gul't of war crime#
nad to keep Ft-eifch
Fraiteh end
and Belg
B alkan
ned
quest inns wa* placed hefor; I f
must bo proved in nH esiej.
.slave laborer* In Germany in a
• Met’. ’ whilr. in IVipin *. China. A.w’nihly todnyy. hy Its actl >g
state of perpetual exploitation.
Chiacfi authorities have arrested chief delegate, Anurrl Gromyko The grench prosecutor* any that
German Mnuu General Eugeno Rtn.-in's Anil,aasador t o 1Washing
the form er German commander In
G
ti. Hi
Iterlln’s envoy to ton.
• t h i e f in France and Belgium—
In addition to h's major thesis,
Tokyo n» too lim a lie- Ja ^ m r.*
*ndyw Von FalkenGeneral A lexander
.ti .rl
it IV *1 1 Harbor. The Gronuko also ha* strongly suphouaen—told Hi*nr*, la it Novem
I him *■ flv CHI v itl ' e re la rn o j prrted the hlg-tower plan to give
her th a t he Imposed eonppUory
to Tuhiii for quo t oni ic by Mat"* l\n .Securily GounclU conlrul of
lalw r in * France and Belgium
atomic cnrrgy peohfem*. Here
A rthur1* war 11 tine, -tnf ‘
only a fte r a bilt*T and protractha* to say con*
iiivko ri
h oesiltst Gi—>o,at )’ it Tlmriic, is what Gromyko
■ed argum ent with Sauekel. The
ItrstH tf
i
iun(t lh(u I U u ..
-argum ent eventually forced Falk- h
I It I U entirely In H.vonhim-I*
»**• i t 11) 1! ♦ i 1 i .1
'l I* *1ti —
enhousen's resignation.
1 1, . . . j t it- «t • i
n f th*
f ‘M ite r with iIn- loh' and pcitco of tin*
The prsecution also ha* dis
pul p* t pi*-! ‘it i • Uni mil. Hr. U& m-.-i important organ of the
Forecast* of th> future from an
closed th a t Sauekel « u an a r
\t-„
||, ptippet
premier** Untied N ations"
economic
viewpoint,
were
gifen
dent advocate of exterm ination
Gromyko nl»n has called for thi
vi In it . i *-<v‘ i ! ! 11«if *H-en :t n iy u t p r y
Inst
evening
by
C.
L.
Ailing,
foun
. o f conquered people* through the
in ,
t i,I
*■f
th e
w i t , ' cii- f c»|nhll»bnient of thr 1 1 u-io"
der
of
The
Better
ManagemAlt
■J elave labor prograhi, The French
system within th* UNti
f it *tpe*
ti* *t»- Im r ^ ’ *■ ih * c lo $ o ahip
have piarpd before the war crime* Foundation o( Orlando, and for
tih eit
IlL\% l * heiiig helit» lie >*)> thi* “U an instrument
merly
of
the
Research
InslituLr
’
tribunal transcripts of speeches
.ph he wigy-a h. Mil) Ire drslgnert' to arr*l*ratr the giving
hy Sguckel advocating auch mea of America, and H. H. Coleman,
plfh t'tl if it u m iii alM’Hthi. Iik»' o t h e r of i, statu* of nallonul *nd stale
president
of
the
Seminole
County
sures.
to all (dependent
!o j > w 4tt «t 1it i mmil m n iii 1 ^ U ip e c t i Independence
Meanwhile. It I* disclosed that Chamber bf Commerce at the nnM. B* (T-Bone) Snijtli, who Was'
ihc (m rs*t
teiritoric*. I"
riua|
meeting
of
the
Sanford
Mer
F r a n c e '*
chief prosecutor—
elected In JP42 a* o rrp rrs e n tu -1 _ Mcmw intr. plain. f»i n 1-ui gc
at... the lot
Hotel live
F ra n c is D e-M enthon—has been chant* Association____
from Beminole l ’(miiiywiq_thu
ultt - um nnli-is limn JflpaI ANBEURA, Jan. 18. Irll
Mayfi
Mnyfafr.
W.
V.'
Kilting
pro
relieved of the job, a t his own
StHte (^ g lsla tu ri, nml wlm -ervcil
,.,.htt. life n ir p i-g re n in g , The eastern half of New Guinea
aided.
request D* Mcnthon h a. resigned
during the 1943 and IP li 1 *-u-r..,j , N , . » v
Ageiio tK y o d o ljh i has been offered foe trusteeship
A summ ary of the Astoclation's end the extraordinary
and i* returning to Paria because
for
. . j | .,f .htpnii'* 1 . prrfi-euiral j u rnlef the United Nation* Organ!achlevementa
In
the
past
year
was
of hi* dutle# be connection with
reapportionment
that
by Ftank Sfiaraes, secre- today announced hi., cantl
n th e French consultative assembly. giWn
> I C s . l l . M . U . I V . , T S r*> )
r#-ele?tion in Group
“ ir
PrVwarn* Inteiw tcd
l>* i f l H W W - j W N W y i *
veteran of World Way ! s o l s
road* for Rsmlnnle r
—
**
- declared that he wrilj continue to Tokyo hr is opposed to th. j The Prime Minister *l*n ha.*
leader in the Mequl* .movement
Work foe_ highway Intproveluents. n i „i - ,te resignation- >f «ll^ i
*nnniinrnl that the Australians
during the occupation of France
and added th a t road |*n>ject« on ^ovoriiorThe Horn*' Mintstvr ' are ready to take sirttllsr action
In world w ar II.
der construction by the fiintr UjKtil ;.,J- V, f r r h it j* necessary !•> t11 turn over the island of Nauru
Department would total f 7 TnndO p riitu v r wliiit he call* "higtil) to the LINtl with the concurrence
In vatu* during the year.
unper.laiit" haul goyefumeut* in ■J Britain and New /.calami,
which share mandatory authority.
Bedtictlon of taxes and aboll-h- Jntinn,
WASHINGTON, /a n . 18, (/P)—
Nauru U a small island of about
Selective Service Director Lewti ment of nuisance taxes which
12 mile* rircum ferenre ju st south
Hershey has proposed th a t Con- were increased during the w4r
of the equator. It U weal of the
jrresa extend the present d ra ft period, would be another of hi*
Gilbert Island*.
iaw and amend it to p ro v td a'fo r objKtlvcs, he doclated. H e mill
ed th at he was strongly in f» t «r
a definite period of service.
LONDON. Jan. 18. ( d l — SecT estifying liefore a Senate of Improvemcuts In. the public
v.,
,
teiarv nf State James Byrne*
’ .
*
The Federal HUte F rost W arn military^ subcommittee. Hfcrahey school*.
fromtseit in I ."I'd "ll today that
Another project he is strongly
ing Service In lakeland forecasts also propo»e<l todsy that physical
iggesliitn* made hy the sinallerfrost Saturday morning in all requirem ents l* lowered and ad in favor or is the appropriatioo
M S N ) L A ,1atr M. 1-.
\
Iklioita nf Kill line will receive
section* of peninsular Florida ex ministered by the Army And by th e ''sta le of aiblltioiuil fund* pitvixuit
trm witness r,t the wa- Um fullest rnnatileretidh . by the
cept the lower east coast, and a Navy In a manner to product the for development nf (lie Agiicul- errme. trial
i-f
of Lteute-uiM
Lleuteonht Geti
(j*‘1
i
powers when European peace
tem perature drop to 3d .degrees greatest number of men. The turn) Experimental Station tt-re crimeRcprU: entat >ve Smith, who will) - tal Masnharu Hum 111a ha- te ,n treaties ate diafted. Ilyrnt* said
Is predicted for the Senford area. present d raft law will yxuLre
Mr*. Smith live* at 450 East fied that lie mire dire t-^l an m at lie had received n**uranre*
The tem perature, which ha* autom atically on May 16.
th a t effect- not only from
Present Induction quota* call Seventeenth-Street, came to S a n - , execution in. Manila despite inbeen warm and dry alnce th*
, , m flr»t of the year, took a drop for the drafting of 60,000 men ford in 1022 from Albany, (la. j rontentim i( th at he " d td n t-lik e VV^shingtan but al*o from the
>
government* of |{u*»l* and G reat
V here this morning to 35 derrees, per month. General Hershey ex For five \e ar* he wa* in th.1 nuto- bloodshed/'
according to B, F. W hitner, plained to the committee th a t mobile bu*ine*r and a fte r that J The ivitnex*' — tueut. Junp> Britain.
q-|lc >
q e,.,r |,',rv made th at atateweatherman. There waa some local d ra ft boards now are falling took up farming and Cilery grow- I Matson' —- h»» JtdmiUnl givior'
frtrst reported but no damage to behind in their quotas because Ing ih which he I* now occupied. . ||«f **«"»* f,,.r ' hr • h'" 'U n l' " f ment in rrlrnBinr th t text of
• Arrenpondenrc l«?twcen the griv_
vegetables hi* yet beerr reported. *o many men in the If) to 26
lit
»erve<1 on
. . thei .follow- i th* Chlnr«c ^yn*ul in Manila
rrnm enta of th r United Statiwi
T in forecAst* fo r to n lfn t and year old ag* group are volunteer ing co m m ittee of- the
L?gi*latur»:
t
mrtl,tH.r;
„f
tl,e
ronsulai..lid • France.
Byriiaa paid ■* he
Saturday morning were mostly ing. He suggested that inasmuch
merer
an«l
UrciprcK'al
Trade*
•
t
d e a r sties and continued cold as the present term for voluntary Drtinakce iLml i* /iter conservation, | n n v lrv rr tt,0 j R(> U t.«tvriant pole for Uu* bl« thr«e* which
ffre r«l In "St n <*.<n w a* verat weika
with light northerly w laie -And enlistm ent Is 18 months, th* Labor. Fublic A inuim i'iiU , W
y n, rlm nu.l thnl t.»* wh* drnfu
fftl t|iftt ihrv wmild wrlttii ih*
intervale of calm -in all district*. d raft law might be amended to ami Highway*, Bublic N\ rlfim* I ff. I|n
r
|>ri(
M
|
I
no
i ent lep for 11nI>. lioiuanla, llul*
Front will form wherever fore require *• rvi ■* for a sim ilar and Tem per*w e.
( finui thr e w u ' if»n bnwaitse thr h'nna, lliipgwrv *i«l Finland.
ca st tem peratures are 36 degroee period.
[ n*filte r Jpp ox«rutioii«*r-was ah
Herfhey also proposed th a t
, or lower with high ground* about
t i rtit,
*
• i l V ’ d e g r e e " w anpSr" than low ”»rn wh«t bave^seived substantlajBut th r witnraai^* haa linkr*!
(
ground*. The outlook wm* warm ly lest than 18 month* should be
llornmu to the murder of the
e r .S aturday night and Sumlay submitted far re-Inductioo.
I'hinenc consul.
consul, He
lie ha*
na* testified
u s u u m VT
During the queatlonlng, Comwlth no fro st danger Sunday ami
-that— a
jn lR ee .C hajnrtaa^E dw In Johnson
Monday
_______
execution was m o at to Homnt.s’s j
perl- ■of Colorado told H ersh ey . he
A t the -Ag. ,
hendq lifter* .
. j CHESHIRE. Conn., Jan. 18.
.Ide, wanted It clearly understood th a t
m#nt Station on the
Olhep wltnrsM.* at tm lnys (/V)_ A
|^ ||* ve.J »o
the blame .fo r Insufficient
th a t p e rttu re was
rial M*»inn t - l l how they saw
„ ira n .p n rt has crashed on
-hnd no placement* cannot be laid ■r>«
•s this mornl
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1.8. ( A h - innuntvrnl le brutalitic* comm -,
f, r|n R|K)Ut tw„ „n(1 on#.h ,|f
waa Congress. He said th a t th* W ar
to plantingi
Departm ent and the President Official* In the A griculture Di- t<vl n g n li'.t American and Ml.
from ci.cshirc. Conn,
TJ)i U g pU n( Bti,i
|„
elcomed the have ample authority to provide p iftm e n t have *xpres»ed concern plno troop* on the Infamous It:.
when witneSMW reached the scene
__
________________
^ c t d elay ta f the men If they wish to. Gen over i possible shortage of live laan denth marcli.
cold
snap aa a
: anil sevsral person* are -feared
J L to o rapid m aturity of the crop, eral llerxhey acknowledged th at stock feed which m ight result if
so d restricting shipment* such a t this was io. He pointed out that the m eat strike last* many days.
TO
REVIEW
SENTENCE
»“ have lo»t their l|ve*. One
point out th a t a prolonged
have depreeied tha m arket dur- If he wanted to, he could drgfh They'
YOKOHAMA. Jan. 18. Id*.- »ltn#** aald th at he counted 15
•
toppage
In
the
packing
hou*o»
men
fo
r
a
second
time
even
If
recent w arm epeil.
E ijh th Army headquarter* an- ?’ hodle*.
....
] forecast# tn the central they hod already served five or would force farmer* to keep and nounced today th at General Mac
At first, state police *AJ'| tt
feed
thousand*
of
head
of
hog*
ever
ten
year*.
But,
Hershey
__ area for Saturday morn
A rthui will review the death •'"» an American Airline* Jdane
said, he doubted th at public opin and cattle.
^
. .en te m e im o .« d on Ffc. Joseph '-ut la te r they said they did not
ing w e n :,
ion
would
favor
»uch
action.
A
feed
shortage
resulting
fro
m
'
f
,» | 1K)I
J The GI know to what line It belonged.
Ttlesimmec, 33; Oviedo, Con
•
--- ---------------------------------------------% long meat
way. Dr. rhllllpa, UuUtllU. 3*1
* l.
«■«* condemned for the Maying! A woman atten d an t a t the
ly to affect future supplle* not of two Jn p a n tie _ cif Ilian*. A "enrby reform atory ^»ald tha^^thn
Fern Tark, Csss# Iberry, Forest
only of meat, but of milk., poultry epokcsmnn lor General Mae plane appeared to havo cxpli
City. .3 1i HoweV, Fruitlend Park,
and egg# a*, well. W artime con* Arthur'* headquarter* said the m the air. She told a Wataybury
» M j h y mouth. W inUf Carden, 34.
t m e on the u i i and distribution report on the court martial "hn* New* f ape r (American) th a t it
irnncaatn fo r SerasoU was 81.
of concentrated feeds nl ready not yet come aero** the desk."
A . Other points In the w e(t coast
waa a hail accident.
have .been called back Into effect
MANILA, Ja n . 1
.
dlstrh ranged from 33 to 88.
Hare la the list nf crew memin ttie .emergency. Under thi*
pine High Commission*
- l-ere: C a p t 1L K, Kuser, pilot of.
'
------program poultrymen are allowed
McNutt handed a sternly
_
WOODMEN M EET TUESDAY
(44 Bellevue Avenue) Trenton.
n )9 iiA |t today io the f o v ir n n if it tes* protein feed than they had
Woodmen of the World will I New Jersey ; R. 3. Knight, COof Pro*Went .S erg io
Osmen*. one yaar ago.
initiate a claaa of candidate* at n||n t of (4221 Emmet S treet)
McNott’a action was prom pted h / ' DuppUe* of corn, the major live- the meeting-. Tuesday night nt Omaha, N ebraska; W illard Boatha Phlllpplu* , Congreaa, which ■lock food, are said to be the 7:30 o'clock a t the Woodman 1,*t (CQ), flight attendant of (78recently turned, down th e High smallest In B ra year*. In (he Hall on Park Avenue. According |5 37th Avenue) Jackson Heights,
A chant* In leeallon of the Commissioner’s proposal fa r de big hog-producing slat* of Iowa, to H. J . Finch, district repre (jueens, New York.
valuating deb u , and paoeed a ash- earn 1* a t lta . lowest ebb tim e ten tativ e, thi* will be the last
No address** a re available for
•U tote
measure. McNutt 't o ld 1938. I t h** been pointed out class of candidate* to be Initiated Ih* pwaeenger*.
The altllDg*
th* Philippine Government today th a t If farm er* ore forced to rail until a fte r the national Woodman gave out tnea* names of Math
a
t
tha
substitute
unfatted
itock
due
to
a
few!
ehortconvention
convene^
in
Jackson
•engara on the plane: K. 0 . Vo«*
"seed
ag* row, th ere will he lee* ville, Fob, 4 to 8.
in fro n t not become law unle
leliti, Mr, and Mr*. Q. 8. M
by P resident Trum an.
moat available neat Fall and WinP. Mevaigh, M n . C. Ludw
- B L E A C H E R S BlftlN
MIUch, P. Maynard. 311.
■
’
I
MIAMI,
Jan.
18,
iA’)—
A
grim
h y - l l T u Phiil*
N. E. F ait, Mrs. C harlotto
W ILU A M 8 DISCHARGED
note crep t into the opening day man and baby, Barbarg The
th e Dana t H lahleah race track la st night son, nurse.
value a t the
gO into effect money In relation to
Th* cirtlnes said Mrs. Sturm on
S 1 /e Chart)* W |U larae> f 8)0 when fire destroyed tom* tiOO
changy
pi* Avenue has been dlaeh irg - wooden open-nlr bleacher seat* and h«r baby and Mis* Thomp
he told. The m easure pasted b r 1
Kfaday
Cettgraea
from th# United 8tate* Navy, a t tha north east end of th* grand son boarded th* plena in Miami
to Information received stand. Th* fir* occurred after * for Bo*ton. Th* other passenger*
i the Naval Personnel record opening betting day of b oarded'fhc plana a t La Guardi*
Center In JackaonvBl*. $1,249,864,
C arpenter!
h a v e rig id , N fw York for Boston,
N U E R N B E R G , J a n . IB,—
( A P ) —F re n c h
w a r crim e s
p ro se c u to rs h a v e ch u rn ed
F r itz S au ck ct w ith p e r s o n a l1
rw Efm sR jIR ty fo r e n fo rc in g th e G e rm a n sla v e la b o r p lan
on w e s te r n E u ro p e o y e r th e
> p ro te s ts o f th e G e rm a n H ig h
C om m and.
•
t
T h e se c h a rg e s w e re placed
Fair fuss S a y s Pro
posal Almost Same
Ah Bcvisud ITn i o n
Inuruasu D e m a n d
Hesctjed In Mini* Disaster
IV VHIIINGTGN, 1 aft." IS.
f \ l ‘) — t ’troe idol T rum an's
* ii(r m m iifi mi«- tiir the
steel comp-int h 1- lo-rn acrrp l,d In thr C O slrelworker*, hut rrlrrtrd h* the
TiillM -Stair* S»i*c)- rerm ira*
lion Mr. Truman h i , made
nr»tli’-r appeal In tlird.corporaiiori t.i nrrept. pointing
out that a «trel ,!rik r would
stall the rero-ner-ion effort.
C rnrrnm rnl effo rt, to settle
the treat strik. hi eooelllntioq In " aAttifilun ha*e
broken down.
ing C harter To Cut
Power Of Big Three
W A SH IN I ; n IN. I n n
18, .
( A P I — Tltu
ru it.il
Stjttrd
('•n|xit ,tlon ita, titriii'd down
Pn-iilcnt’s T in m n n 1-* - s u r I’l'.’ttimi for ;i compromise in
its witgi1 ilispiiti- with the
CIO I'n iliii Sl.-t-l W'-.'hr-rrt.
Mr. Truman ha-1 ptnpo ml
that tin- two f» ttoirn aoivt)
C. L, Ailing And H. H. Coleman
Address Merchants Association
Founder Of Better Management Foundation
Predicts Dizzy Period Of Prosperity
For Next Five, Six Or Seven Years
Rep. Smith Seeks
Re-election Tu
S tate Legislature
f rODOSCB
Congress E xtend
Selective Service
Temperature Drop
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answered "prc*enl" wiitin.il »ul- 'vill* rericiHk II I'liii' Sln lltii tit mode t” save time nltei „ enurt
nmftiul. had defcrreil i'*, finding
Ing either way.
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" | i«»(i is i «|M4i h i| hri< t ui t hitni; • for miirt martial o n four , liuree >
lie pjvmleet liniment t>» the fuv<t
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tlie verdict, na-' not favorahle.
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the charge just read, in or,lei tu
wave time. I ptemt guilty “
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a t the meeting of Um ■list, to dem ^m hroti"" . h ,. rinlurct I h«j tu American*. After the tucJeiBday nccurred a still mm
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saying tun little.
powerful Fleet units still are* nuthorlled the u,e of a jeep for
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Committee on Clvie Affair*, "* th j
Admirnl Tower* evptc**.«M hi*
Linn*, by King Lion Cl>•!<• It»m- views in a brief new* conference
»*y who warned him tin t ho idmaril the Unili-d Slate* battlewould be fined if he *pokc moie •hip New J*Mfey in Tokyo Bay.
than five or lc*» than <w*i He etnikc after u brief ccmiujnv
WASHINGTON. Jan. Is. vTv—
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in which he turned over command President T rum an tut, nominated
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the effect th a t a* the h ta,| of Iho berlbboncd veteran of carrier been named to lake the olnce of
committee, with two men to be w arfare.
Artemus Gate*, who ha* resigned.
selected to work under him. he
Tower* already ha* left Tokvo Pauley ha* boeh Pr»«i*|ent T ru
wpuld co-operate to the fullutt ex bv rln n e for r *nfercnre* In man’* representative nn w«r rvvie project* with the Se Wft*Hn*rton. He «vili succeed Ad parstion* and provioualv V a *
tent on civic
minole County Chamber of Com m iral Haymnml A. Sprnnnca ax treasurer nf th r t emocrallc )
merce, Junior Chamber of Com commamler of the Pacific Fleet tional C«mmitlt
merce and Sanford Merchant* ’* Op Feb. 1. Tower* plan* to lake
The Chief K lenitive also »#of
Association. ' He then 4at down. Up the Navy demiddliintinn quen- to the Senate the no nlnatlon of '
and Tall T w ister Dick E ll.b e rry . t |on whilff
,, in Washington.
J, Stuart Svm inrton to he a s sist
at once fined him 10 cent* f o
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ant Secretary of War, Hyttiingtoo brief a speech.
Dr. I I . # . I J„hn I'nuf Jone*, famous U. S. ton at present Li surplu* propetty adm inistrator.
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p*val officer, wa* culor- blind.
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Guilty To Illegal
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Towers Suvs Navy
Efficiency Reduced
By Deinnhilizatinn
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Secretary Of State
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» a a ! 'i i s i t i s i i i 5 i i
SANFORD
Efforts Of OPA
Officials Praised
By District Head
JACKSONVILLE. Jan. 16. (Smria l)—Seminole Gountatn* who !>«••
gan their fifth year of service on
OPA Price Conrtol Hoards this
month wero lauded today by OPA
'District Director Roy M. Coffey
for their work in the pa,it, ay j
reminded th at that work U far
from being finished.
"Board; members who gave so
untiringly of their tints and
energy to the rationing of scarce
commodities’ are the peoplu who
made price and rationing pmgram* * fine example of Ameri
can Democracy,’’ Coffey n**crte<|.
OPA continue* to need the as
sistance of unpaid volunteers uu
local board* to meet the tremen
dous Inflationary threat that is
many time* girater now than it
Was af t er . World s May 4-^-Coff»y-
was asked to set up an ofcaniuition to ration tires in hi* stuto
by January 6, HM2. *.
«*» than one month after (he
war began, he continued, approxi
mately 7,500 local r a t i o n i n g
board*, manned by 20,000 volun
teer worker*, were receiving ap
plication* and isauingration certifcates for* tire*.
. T hl* ■omginal army 20.000
voluntas** soon increased to 7H,000 and another ‘.'00,000 men nnd
women vnlunTWVc.f To' m . l t f the
local boanlv regularly, he said.
Theae volunteers—m e r c h u n t a ,
banker*, factory worker*, doctor*,*
housewives, high school boy* nnd
rit, teachers, office workers, and
tUtais—gave a spestlied-atrsMc:
of their lima on a regular weekly
schedule.
With everything liul sugar’ now
off lbs rationing list, OPA ha*
changed tho official name of its
local organisation* to Aren Price
Control Boards, Coffey explained.
Coffey stressed that while good*
are scarce and in great demand
these Price Control Board* will
need the support of the volunteers
who worked so efficiently on price
control during the war.
SURf'LUS GOOD}!
To pass on the benefit* of low
priped sales of government sur
plus property to consumer*. OPA
"of/lflal* * from -the national,'"re
gional. and district offirct met in I
Jacksonville lhjg week to map out
a program of effective price con
trol on these commodities. Roy
Coffey, District Director said to-
g
N fU 'fliA W f;« AMMAf*,| A. Johnson at ux.
Nellie Mitchell Mills e t
M ^LFEsnivky !virHowell,
H. 0 . to R. B. Latimer A Dita
OF 'fftE. '( t 'f , OR HtW IMcCoftarty.
r
YEAR'S F£AS1\ 'THE . Benedict, Joseph. B. et us to
E. Badger.
3 REA1* ELEPHAKf -W.Clint,
A. E. et us to Caphas
oF<HE MAMDARIK Carter.
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is
ah
E l e v a t I om
OF-LAND EAkEEPIH^ 2 ,0 0 0 FE E fm M E i ^ t i - r A h i l l i s l e s s <ham
2 , 0 0 0 F £ E f IH H E U jK f
Mlnott. Jatae* et us to Mar
OF 'f r tE P R o Y lM C t. g aret'D ison Oliver e t vir.
iiuiBgnrej,
oruce et
ci us io
ra n Humphrey, Bruce
to FanP EM<ERS <»lE PUBUk
nie E. Lloyd.
V S Q U A R E W lf H A
Wltmer, George S. et us tp W.
PARf/ oF DANCpUi E. Vlhlen et us.
Champlln, Treava to M. E. P at
t^lRLS AMD LIKE
terson-et us.
Wise, Harold A. et us to Karl
4 Hem pe r fo r m s
W. Yost et us.
< 4E'PR E SE K < A fl0M
Manning, H.‘ A. et us to Mrs.
^ f ^ - D A H a r POiH4 Cornelia 8iUffield.---------------------Casselberry, Hibbard et. Us to
fR S
a l l .<he
Douglas L. CUney et us.
Littleton, Gladys I. et vir E. D.
£AUtfX<!OM $
to Emma L. Coffin.
' .
' . _ DEEDS
‘ City of Hanford to Helen Chorpening Walker.
Model Land Company.to Hewed
Chalker e t us.
Wise. Harold A. et us to Karl
W. Yoet et us.
UMITED WARRANTY DEED
Williams, Roy 0 . at us to David
M A R S U P IA L
REFER. To ?
Any
A N IM A L {M /tf
H A S A M A B D O M IN A L
.P o u t :f t f o r c a r r Y i k i ;
VfS yoiiM ^
1
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The Surplus Property Board
estimates that by June 30,* the
amount of surplus government
petty wil1’ lie approximately
,000.000,000, a substantial pail
of whirli is salable merrhandinc
still short on the civilian market.
Coffey pointed out.
Conference* are being held-with
government disposal and owning
agencies to detsrniine the moil
effective methods xif maintaining
price contiula on sales of sitrplu*
goods, he added. Price Conlrnli
-already. esl*| on most surplm
Items.
Chinese Factions
Claim Each Other
Violating Truce
CHUNGKING. Jan. 16. DP.
The Chines* Nationalists an.l
.Communist* irnevtrd chaige* ynterd ay 'th at each was violating tho
truce In thrlr ^imleclared civil
War. .Hostilities were suppose!
to have ceaseil last midnight.
A government s|Voktantan *»•
serted today that ComAtunisl*
today Increased their operations
' instead of observing the* "cease
fire order."
. The Commuhlst* were accused
by the government spokesman of
burning villages all along the
1eastern section of the Lunghoi
railway. •
The C h i n e s e CommunlW*
Issued counter.chnigcs and. mall'tallied Genrralitsltnn Chlang Kni
Shak’a troops a|iu were conllnu,ing operations. .
• However, there was Impf (he
iriou* as
situation was not as
obaervit appeared. Chungkir
•era said it was Ilkah some «f
:Ve received true* Instructions
/-M eanwhile. . a dlspetch from
Associated Press correspondent
Rich,srtl Cushing in Shanghai
paid Chines* stuilenU denmn•frated in ' th* street* today
against the presence of American
troop* In China, Tha dispatch
said th* students shouted to
American iroop# “Why don’t Jou
go hornet", and .voiced demands
COUNTY DEEDS
County of 8eminole to Dyer, V.
N. et us, Cogburn, Daniel et u s ;
Pierson, Louis F. et u s; McAullffe, John J.;Py*on, W. R. et ug;
Britt, J, Roy et u s; Appleby, Har
old A .-et u s; Tillla. J. H. A II.
II. I-ongwell; Williams, Charles K.
•Hnrrth, Bennett F. e t 'u x ; Gray.
Johni Williams, W. B. * et «nr;
J t& t. O, A. Jr'.; Pope. J. T. e c u s.
REAL ESTATR MORTGAGES
Coffin, Emma L. at vir C. C. to
State Exchange Bank.
Bartholomew1, Frank II. et us to
Flrat Federal Savings 4 Loan
Assn.
Cllnly, Douglas L, at us to Hib
bard Casselberry et us.
v
Thurston, Victoria M. et al to
Florida State Ralff. ’
Murphy, 8. A. at us to First
Fed. Hav. A I.nan Assn.
SATISFACTIONS OF
MORTGAGE
Drehsel, Clara et vir Albin to
E. I). LIUleton et us.
Williams, R. C- to Harold A.'
Casselberry Gardens, Inc. to
Clery Kenneth Watson et us. '
Allison, F. A. .et us to Earl F.
Mooray’ et us.
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGE
Schnaldar, Marl* to tha Old
Peg pies Home etc.
HONORABLE DlffaHARGES
Navy to Lee Arthur King.
Army to Hamml* L. Wiggins.
Army to Robert L. Overstreet.
Army to John Evan*.
1 Navy to Lionel* Abraham Bell
S
f .
union involved called off • strike i praised the set-up and commend",
to lubmit M i ease to Invest! r * - 1ad It* sponsors,
tion.
| -At « recant conference with
* The labor Relation* Boar.) ha* P™»Ment Trum*HT Governor Tug.
ipeelar'lurisdiction over lndu»- well told Mr. Truman briefly of
Seminole County,
Court Record
Marine* to Arthur Henry liar-
A! FRIENDS tOOK ON, Mr. and Mrs. James E. Degnan (laft) stand In a Chicago cemetery and watch tl>*^
racket containing the body of their six-year-old daughter, Quxanne, as It Is lowered into a grave. Police a re ’
still conducting on Intensive mdn-hunt for the brutal slarer who broke Into the UtUe girl’s bedroom, k id .'
naped her, and brutally dismembered her body after killing her.
(International Soundr-hoto)
Army to Marvin Falge.
•
Navy to Louis Curtis Walker.
U. S. Naval Service to Wlnbom
Joseph Lawton, Jr.
Navy to Tarris Cloud Collins.
Navy to Alexander Lae._
Army (Cartlflcate of Service)
to Leroy M. Klrkstein.
Army to Rudolph Thomai.
A m y to Alton D. Tedford.' .*
A m y to Edward Nesbitt.
Army to Earnest Taylor. ■ *
A m y to James L. Williams. .
Army to'Edward F. Evans.
Army to Ellsworth L. Hoover.
Navy to Oscar Charlie McMiln.
Navy to Isaac Robert Yeoman.
im a w m a re
porlation, communication*, hoipltala etc. It I* empowered on all
question* Including wage*.
In the rase of r:: industry
which ha* not been investigated
by the Minimum Wage Board, n
survey is mad* and wage rate*
established. If this ha* been done
previously, the Labor Relations
board arbitrate* ami itaues an
opinion.
A rejection of this opinion* by
labor or management la not
potsibla because prior to arbi
tration both parties have agred
to accept the board's final de
cision.
Ktrike Tested H an.
The plan had its first real test
during an island-wide sufpir
"a
s : s s S s r S t « s« c z
took over the government alter sis
persona were reported killed and
one hundred Injured In the dis
orders. Lescot had been president
for about Eve years. (International)
Fact-Finding Plan
Used In P u e r t o
Rico Since 1942
By I. EHLI I? Hir.HI.EY
WASHINGTON — A plan Ilk*
President Truman's propeaal to
appoint fact-finding boards in
uon.
their harvest!..*
harvesting useason.
The strike was called, and the
m atter was turned over to the
Minimum Wage Board. A fter a
six-month fact-finding survey,
wages were increased by about
half of w hat'w orkers w e re ’de
manding but retroactive to the
day they called off their strike..
At th^M fglnning labor unions
oppotciHBfo government scheme
and Tufewcll, calling th* chief
executive a reactionary. Now la
bor as wall as management have
tion in
Puerto Rico for some
Emerging from the
House, Tug well said:
"If it has worked in
Rico I do not see why it
not work here.”
.
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For Your
Hunting Trips
Bill’s Package Store
and Bar
VICTORY!
Industrial strife U already 'opfcr-
ating under the American f l a g in Puerto Rico. According to
Rex ford ft? TugwelJ* 'governor ~nf
the Island. It- work* Vrkrr Well.**
The plan wa» •yat-'into .practice
fn 1042 under the sponsorship of
Tugwrll and the Popular Demo
cratic party as a meant of check
ing wide-scale labor-mankgement
disputes over wsget and working
condition*. It Is based on:
1. A Minimum *W*g* Board
comp-itcd or five members—two
representing labor, two manage
ment and one the public—to in
vestigate labor troubles akd
establish minimum wsget in accorddare with Industrial and regionalYrequirement*. Not all Hdu itrie* and all areas have thy
same type of wa^cs.
2. A labor, RHatlons Board to
arhithito on a voluntary h/uri.s hetween lalior and manai-cment.
Board's Decree Final
This ,1* how the set-uu operates:
lab o r demands hither waces
and sit* down to negotiate with
management. In the event bar
gaining Tails, a striks is the noxt
step.
*
The government, through Its'
minimum wage board: offers its
cooperation, th e partita aobinit
their case to investigation by the
board.
A committee of experts Includ
ing representatives of labor and
management Is appointed. It sufveys tha condition* of tha indus
try Involved and tb* workers'
living standard, living cost ate.
If the fact-finding survey re
veals that wage* can' be Increas
ed, tho board so decrees. The or*
der has the weight of law.
A claua* In tha act which cre
ated the board Klee* it power to
make any wag* Incraai retroactive tb (h a t day on which the
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SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO.
Famed Indian Jim
Thorpe Was Also
Gt>od Blacksmith
AP Nawsfeatun*
CARLI8LE, Pa.
Indian Jim
Thorpe, Who** athletic prowess
Is still a favorite topic of discus
sion where ever sp?rta follower*
gather, was also- a good blacksteRK 1
Authority |a William C. Shambaugh 72-yeor-ol4‘ blarlsm lth'.’at
tho ArmWa medical f l ^ i service
anvil chorus tnr
year*. Shamhough told of hi* txperiencoa aa
instructor a t tha one-tim* Car
lisle Indian school.
Th* Indian school was closed
In 1018 and many or IU structure*
are now being need by th* Army.
"1 had 600 Indian, under me
while 1 « u Instructor a t tha
school for eleven and a half
year*." say* tha why blacksmith.
“ Th*y all did fin*. 1 only had to
tend thaw to* tho guardhouse In
of furniture In gay, floral patterned Mnen inva wide
Old Friends
White
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Puerto
should
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a blend with your favorite.decorator throe . *v< Bright
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THE WEATHER
In U n lly There Is Strength—.
T® Protect the Peace of the World)
'T « promote the rrogrraa of America
To Product Prosperity for Sanford.
R:iii> Ihi. afternoon jml rutty tm ilthl he
JillMIOlU
A N IN D E P E N D E N T D.
VOLUME X X X V II
LY N E W S P A I'E H
SA N FO R D . FLO RIDA, W E D N E SD A Y . JA N U A R Y 1G. I D ili
Established 1908
A sso ciated Prest* f
W ire
P rosecu tors
Asked'Navy Depart-1
mentTp Do Nothing
“Purifier To Inflame
Public Against Him
Paris fils Demand Army ‘Reforms’
French And Russian
— Prosecution— W ill
Continue A g a i n s t
High Ranking Nazis
NUERNTtf.RS, Jan.
WABHINGTONrJan, 16.—
(AP)—Rear Admiral Hus
band Kimmel told the Pearl
Harbor committee today that
he was threatened, with
death When-he returned to
United States. The pre-Pearl
Harbor Navy Commander
testified he received threaten
ing letters on-his arrival af
ter the Jap aaaault on Hawaii.
Kimmel handed the committee
the copy of a ' letter’ he'w rnte to
Admiral Haeotd Stark Whan Stark
• u Chief of .Navel Operation*.
Dated Feb. « , f9t2, the litter
proteatrr '^ lri all* Justice" the
(Navy) department should do
nothing further to Inflame the
puhll* .against me."
* ,
It goe* on to declare: “My
crucifixion befora the public ha*'
about reached the limit. I m i in
dally receipt of letter* from
Irresponsible people over \th e
country taking m* to task and
eyen threatening to kill m e ”
Kimmel'* letter « a i prwinced
a# committee counsel Seth Rich
ardson questioned him about the
circumstance* surrounding his re
tirement.
Former Supreme Court Justice
Owen Roberts will follow Kimmel
to the witness stand to fill hi
.eotne details on his printed re
port of the Pearl llarbor assault.
Senator Homer Ferguson of
Michigan Is questioning the eomf .tin ts , of the Robert* Commis
sion's investigation.
The Republic committee mcm:
ber says he also would like to
question Roberts about a con
versation th* former Supreme
Court justice had- with tha late
FraaJdmt Rooacv^t. Th® dlicuislon took placa as Jtebart*
/» haudw! tha president his report
* on January 24, IWJL
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\grcement_ Tow Late
To Hal t Packing
h o u s e ICmployees*
Nationwide Strike.
|fl. <Jp>—
Altortirys from the United State*
nmi Git ‘ Britain* lim c completed
the r p-tT of the ca,u against 22
►
’li'h-’. ' : Nails on trial ns
,r'
la nt Nuernberg. Tha
pro c-uthrt uuw will lie continued
uy the Frriirh ami the jtusxlans.
At the session of the Allied trlhmtn! today. another of Hitler's
lantsMir dreams of n pan-Gci*
maniac .World was made known.
The rout! iict.nl evidence that the
Nmi dictnior planned to cicala a
na'tiotl* *of *2"»<t;0(W,0.W‘"Tiermnnspeaking people within one bundied j ’-ats.
A* n step rtitcnrd -fttut -gtfal,
Hiller, ordered 500,000 young fe^
mat> domestic* brought in front
the Ukraine. . The Nmi move \r.ta
iliac ton’d loduv aa (art of the re
cord of a secret mooting held b /“
Hitler'* foreign labor chief, I'r IIX
Sauckrl. On Sept. 4. 11142, Sanckl®
inalrurtVd official* o f, th j nin*
SchwtlltHlbacIi in Wn-diiniftem tomorrow in of fori* ttl
sottk’ tlit’ ' nationwide packingljnnse 'workers’ strike.*
Sclttvillenharh's plea for re
newed negotlatinTTSOnld not
com,, (n time In 'h a lt the work
•tnppagu wlovh ii» pickrt* lin
ing up lefhl'i* Of, kyiird. uarly
tin, imu hi ng I ’r.p ii i- tiininmiw’e
M'hnlidrd meeting, ’lie strike is
lining abend full force.
•Meanwhile. ill,, fit »l, account of
viiitencr in the -trike has come
finm n Swift iiffirinl in Kansas
City. | | f ‘» the victim in his
stnrv.
Thu ufficiul,. Gumm l Manager
1. tV.' I’belli*, -ii v- I but pickets
btiuled bim mil ,,f |,i* car, Iwal
him. mnl feued In,,, | u
*
pellllil tn enter bn plant.
An independent union at the
plant i. uni .pi n u k e
Seminole Gun Club:
SOME UK THE 200 OELKCiAT^S of the (icnriul M(>!w> council of !fu
To Hold Practice are
picluml «« they voted in Uetroit,»Mich., to
PfFhiitnit Trum.iii,
eomniemliitioru for • u lOH-eentM'un-hVni
nVrjaM1 j,n I Iht* rrin i it,
Meet On Jan. 23 ttriir routiflcl with, (lelivra! Motnt* The
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i ia
m flii
T h n e Mill
? migiif
Further Clashes
Between Chinese
Kiwanis Meeting JForces Reported
George Barr Is
CRurcTiills A t
Miami Beach For
Is Announced
Florida Vac&tion Says 97 Percent Of •Flan
For Reorganization
Decisions In Big
V
U AW- Delegates -Vote To Accept Piuu'i I’ay Rian
MIAMI PP.Af'H, Jan. IS.
Leagues. C o r r e c t
(AP) — Winalqit Chur thill
said today - that he ■hopes
United Slate® troop* ere not
At least 07 percent of the de
cisions of umpires In big league
all going home because “we
games are correct. Georgs Barr,
are not numerous enough to
who fer 16 yrara was a National
handle noat-war K u r n u e
.•lone.** The former British • league umpire, and ’who Is now
conducting for the third season
Frime Minister trad* hi*
a 'ltrm rn l to newsmen soon
in Orlando the only fchool for
after arririn g . In . Miami
umpire training in the ‘world,
Beach for a holiday.
told Klwanlans a t the Hotel Mayfair today. He was introduced
MIAMI, Jan. Id, (A*)—Winston by Dick McLaulin and Joel Field.
Churrhill, whoee defiant voice
Also Introduced to tha Kiwanionce was Britain's most potent ans was Boh Morgan, who wa*
weapon, arrived., In Miami today formerly a captain with the Army
for h la 'f ir it real vacation since Air Force and who will umpire
victory.
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Th* aetlng former British
Prime Minister aqd Mr*. Chur
chill. stepped * down . from the 1911, umpired nine yean Jn the
Havana Special a t a special atop tt.estem Association *»nd Texas
started hix unique school
about a mile north of the leagues,
for umpires about nine year* ago,
Florida East Coast Railway ate- 'said
Dick MrUulin, who himself
Is a former Florida Stale League
umpire.
., , , .
“A Judge In making a decision,
Death Toll In M ine,
take two to three wreekp, but
Blast Reaches 14 can
an umpire In a great gamF must
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Jan, UL UP).
The death tell from (he freak explosion In tha Itaraco mine i m
to 14 today, A I4-v*®r-old dig- and 360 decisions to a game.
ta r, Clarence Hals, died of bums
He stated that he bad 47 men
In Grace Hospital, On* other taking umpire training at the pre
rW im had died prevlouitv In tH* sent time in hla school, many of
hoardtal, and I f man war* ktllel them ex-service men .under pro
outright In tha explosion.
visions of th# O. I. Bill of Righto.
Two searching parties, hard Many hav# their wives and fami♦men atiw u rk in the iharL andlie® wfrth them. Hs added O ut
Rtate M ln'nt Inapector B. L.ha had received Inquiries about
Chatfleld eaya he U convinced tha school from China, Max ten,
♦hat nr ’ or* victims will be Japan, Cuba and aholr countries.
fewnA Two hundred and fifty-’ An article In Collier's magaain#
recently described tha school, and
Life Magatlne Is sending writers
and photographer* . U Orlando
toon for an article, he added.
MEETINO OPENS
Telling of the contribution of
organised baseball to tba war
S t e m i , K O B E /T jan. 16, (ff)— effort, be said baseball had given
more than a million dollar* to
tha Red Croes, USO and other
organliatlon*. |50,00o waa also
givan for baseball kite. Ha
praUed the work of “ Happy"
Chandler, baseball high commlasioner for helping rata* ISO,000 In baseball circle# for an
nual contribution to Um Anserlcan Legion Junior basball clubi
i %ssim
sfA rid a n w j'T ,
Sanford, and * » « , -W# think hi
world
mm In Brimklyn.
Of Chinese Annies
CHUNGKING, Jan Id. till-The Governor of Chinn'* SwMiwan 1‘rovince — General ('.hang
Chun — told the all-party t>oltiiral unity consultatlun conferenc •
tc-da v Ibere have l>een furthei
clash*-* In north t'htni some
the Iruce declaration in the civil
war. He gave no delnits.
Communist leader General Chou
Cn-Lni tlcCldrcd bidh be and
Chang are “worried” by con
tinued accounts of fighting be
tween Nationalist and Communist
troops in violation of th£ truce.
Both Chang and Chou repre
sented China's opposing political
factions of Central George Mar
shall's committee which last
W*eh formally arrive*! ut a peace
pact.
Meanwhile, Chang announced
the formation of a Ihr^-m n.i
committee to reorganise
the
Chinese armies. Chang said he
hom’d the committee would be
able to effect a reorganisation of
the armies wilhlfl three monlh*.
( iiw I'W
MUVI* vwtwi
The
planned
total jtc k p lth of
kit China** srrttad forces tHtlTlr.
aix months Is one-million, elghtiumlrcd thousand. This will mean
0 reduction of more than thrae(uilllon men from th# present
ptrength o f‘ the Chinese armle*.
A large numlier of demobilised
Chin*** troop* will be used on
national reconstruction and con
servation projects under the pro
posed piaiia*
plan*.
)IUP«U
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Proposal* l'J,v* been advanced
that in the Interim period of the
reorganisation of the Chinese
armies, a minister of war who
is a member of neither th#
Nationalist or Communist parties
should be appointed.
License Applicants
Jam J inkin s’ Office
~
Yesterday was th* deadlint act
by Governor Millard Caldwell for
drlxlpg motor vehicle# with 1945
licenses. Today the office of
Tax Collector J im. D- Jlnktns waa
that enforccmenl
orders Is up to
JAYCF^EH MEET TONIGHT
Th* regular weekly MseUng of
the ' SemtecOe County Junior
Chamber of Commerce krill be
held tonight at 6:89 o'clodt at ths
' SubL T. W. Lawlon will n H * CUy fW L according to an an
a t chapel exertiaa® a t Sawuneii nouncement by Julian Stenxtroin,
High School a t 10*40 o’clodr.tp. president of the organiialion.
LAWTQ 4 TO B?BAK
tu t m n
i h in Anil
not lw n W r«l Comt fd thr ttUputnnt*.
Pk»to|
mulch
held
th e
th irty
| In in n«t h
|n ? rr# in
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r r tjte iin 1 .
r
m
is - m s I
A <h
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lb.ir
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.,-,ign e,|
to
I,n
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fil Cttt* :ibi*
U«h*\ Itffnn* Ihi!
m:»hi \*« va V»*ri i i l \
of
tii«- Wt’r-li'iit | njuf, i itMijiany ni
Power Company Has 100 Percent
.« r-tnki* nf i fit viH i^fa rytrniii
iin omfli dny Tht* (i,tn|>i*raitir(''
"n> i i d4‘C*fv**s ahnvt /f r o —the
I i'lilf I it.1V Ii! IS®*’ rIf v
Uon. for December.
“ In 1U26 there wrre approxi
mately 25 mile* uf dtstribiition
lines in Sanf<^ I evlending tn
lluardall Avenue, went to l-akc
Monroe and amith to Twentyfourth Street, mul immedialelv an
extensive prngrvm "tu run tils
tributlun line* was be/un,” wrote
Mr- Coleman
"At this time
service was ivndeml to about
l,MOO customers.
“The population of Sanford at
present is 12.500 and Is an In
crease of more than 70 percent
.
n u id .I
'I lin k
IP
til.-
i*u i f . i , bv. I
)b e
liuaiiiB t
W ester n
New
\ urk
in p tu U i.l ..v.*f i,„
I- a ..a ib d u n u l \ ) a r
r'lli
a it n n l
Lai.nr
rile Wi ll tinthmiiud tbu
Three delegates in tbu imwtii.tr "I
today ut Lakeland nf tin- l int Phi Hi
Vegetable Committee pt la k e
I'll
land were ckosen la-t pigtn il t||.
n meeting ut the fn in t II. . •• of vl
(be t'nleiy lllvlsinn of the I P.i i.in I I
\ egeUilile Committee ef
>bpdi la
I'en y VCvlteburst, tia al -Inppm, m
is rhainnan. The delegate' nr\|
Mr. Whitehurst, Itubvri C..pi, mnl
H C. list/el.
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The l-akelaml mrrting of th e , Co
Vegetable Committee whs railed j dq
dqe to the depressed ciniilitliut o f ! tin
tha relery murket, according to f...
County Agent (’. 'll. Dawson.
, -m
a uf
i)u
|ui
t.f
So
suggestions weir thui only medi in.
Uia sill's, such a* sixes. Inili and i P
eights, b» shlpied, cutting down »ul
larger slsa* and thmuing uw-iy j in
smaller on**.
inj
‘b U - i l f i n q i y s , U ic..o((w «. jufiK 1'
Agent Dawson, the Court- [**
to meet th* increasing demands County
ty Cominlltea for IVinlurJiop and . * >'
of the communities In the district Marketing met ami reelected alljH ii
WE efficient service.^
These werd: Leo lluL -j1'
The old steam electric Plant on officers.
ner, chalnnaTi; Joseph Tuck.) M"
tfan llsu M Da I’age T « « | vice chairman; C. It. Dawsoiijr *«
treasurer; O. R. Mathirux. .ivre- j 11,1
tary; Don Carraw-ay, mrmhet. Joe
Corley as first alternate and -Inu 1 <>f
Metsch as second alternate.
j nil
Suspect In Beer Garden Robbery
Is Captured After Chase By Police
J#H
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tod., . h . ii. that
til ■11Ii'l.n-it* i*i (Ii.. nugr
The Floi idn I'uwer mol Light
Company t’Mlay *erve* 100 per
cent mi>ru cu*tmner* in • Sanford
than it did in It>2K. according t.i
an nrllfle written by the comp
any'* locnt manager, II. IL I'oloman, which appuarnl in SttnaMso
Service Neiva, itmipapy puldica-
VnrtOU* means uf avoiding
Acting on a
UJtams drove
i. ai,-lied tl'e . t. . . i v..!v‘ng
* betp-, f i1 .nit. i,. , i,i -i veil*.
11*.vveve. I’- ii, . I liM.f Wilt John
N F IS tlU tK .
I l Ve-bitii.lt i |
complete collapse uf the . >tery
murkut ware discussed. Mi him
•Oli said. It wu* polnie.l mil linta shipping bulidny no
.le t y
might help, proviilwl all .h i'p ettn the sla te cn opei ni .4 1u b-i
At 12:53 o'clock yesterday nflernOon, Mary Alexander, nro|iriel rest of the Sanford Avenue
Beer Garden, reported' that her
cash register had been robW .
On* half hour later, William Ha
milton, negro, wa*' arrested fy
Police Chief Roy William* and
charged with th* theft. The arreal followed a cha*» In which
Chief William* circled many
Mocks in hi* car In pursuit 6f
th* fleeing negro.
According to Chief Williams,
Hamilton, who has a convict re
cord, was seen by Nathan Jackson, a negro boy of about. 1(
yuan of age, scoping handfuls of
cash out of the cash register at
i: Hnw Mr*. Alexander's attentim
M s diverted elsewWhtre.
Chief Williams Wtu summoned,
arrived a t tha stare and took th*
Jeekgon boy along With him in
hla ear In order to Identify Ham
ilton, who had’ been reported bv
'*« I f
MM. p. -I. <’
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l),K.
U ’b v r li, -**s. it-if puliee .iffjeera
'be ”I-■’■’ I'-'V*. l-.h'd M>. V'i.drnce.4
burn
tip. in.m ill, Bccnrdlnit tn mi unniiu1' enieut tiidav by liyrd J.
(in*-.I*' , The Seminole Gun Ctub,
Vowev er. v i|| bold n prartire meet
nt the puliee range on the afternonti ,.r .^ n . 21 from 2:Q0 until
5 :0 0 o'clock, for all interratad
in -bunting, Mr. Goode snlil.
Tim League la hutdln • an of.
(teets unit director* meeting I’flrt*
the leLrulur monlblv shout which
ib fdaU-d l" iw held ill Tntnpa ni
the pnlftrirahirii on Jan. 20. ’P-ev*
“ ill de.-ble whetbri In continue
the pn'tbl matt hr- which weie
inaugumlrd at the* Irnginning nf
the w.ir due tn truii'pnrtutiun dii
t|riiltte». or tvi htdil tTia moutblv
nnil^ie* on the league'* meinbri
sbiilranges.
, The offifrm of the Soni|nole
Gtni Club here arc mixing* tn
develop* local shiHiter* in the
lower brnckcl cutegoriui/ Mi
(inode declared. AftiT the devel
oprnent of these *hi>oteie, (be.
will be classified accunlliig to the
scores made during the lia.d
meets.
but I’belns
a i- that n ..in- i tii.i-,1 vi bun the
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, u ke! I’ll*’ t h. ,
,.|e„t of the *
UTi-.r. J "Iff* r VI i*|J •- I tifii fit I(!»*»*
I 3!it>ki*it' *iiiiA%, m.*• ,*K*r» .sf th *
l*KttLihlf I ■I(ItTill! t • t
.U,| thti
'V**I t f*I * *' t!i hr M*nt HI ikt»ftifL*
Mjii I mill Mill I'liiuc I'MmipHlIy
liwn
',knmnt+ri XWt
t»t)nit* ftnm British lliMi(!uraa« Hi*
4ti|«it’s| iltMl ihrtr ii little* pusuh
hilily i»f KuHilitf Mexiuinii du«»
lu lh** umMthniciii'jiV Nif tht>
Mexicnn ni>vrniini*nt*
Charlos H u r l Is
Promoted To Captain
COLD HTIIIKK H O T
CHICAGO, Jnu. lfl, OP}— Hdter
cold has struck th* middle oust,
with a thermometer rending t,f
.13 below loro at one point In
Minnesota. The cold wave Is ren
te red In th* Dakotas mid .Mumssola, and It Is exrected to sweep
Into northern
Wisconsin and
Michigan tonight. Chicago, uhcrj
snow has been falling, 1* set for
ten above tonight.
FLOOD DANGER Id MIMS
EDDYVILLB, Ky. Jan. in. (/V>
USited Slate* engineers at Nash
ville predicted today that the
Cumberland River will reach n |^,
crest of 65 feet at Kddyvitlu on fl
Jan. 20. This would cause thu t|„
WOrtt flood aince 19*7, whtn tho
river, rose to 76A fe e t Th# Cum
S H riff Claude WMttesv i Joined ber! and reached 82.1 feet yesteru „ : th# rKddyvilli
: . “ High
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th* chase and In a backyard M g r day and f owed
ihf successful negotiations to get
J3m end Seventh Street iMd* a School to close. Water poured B trminlitw squad from the Brook
Dying tackle and downed the into th# school furnace room.
lyn and Montrrflt baseball teams
negro. It was a ragijgjf'ilpat.
In Sanford for the month of
ball tackle, and according to
February. Mr. Bplls stated he
Chief William* wa* mads with
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would call a mevtlng of hla
it'Tyum en has accepted committee Immediately to make
•Ignition of 11. btruvo arrangements to entertain these
Assistant Secretary of i „ y , anj officiate.
Hen**! will be; re- | \ report of the Traffic Comthe downtown x
by. JY* J°l,n Kenney, a j mitt#?, stating -that arrangei nogro wolking li
U S Angeles Iswycr. be- I men Ia wche being made to assist
id.
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t U s l l S M S ’ O s Tag* T e * I
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cried . Jackson. II
LOUIS * CONN FIGHT SET
8®
NEW YORK. Jari, 16. <51—
Promoter Mike .l.irv»-s annoirtced ' .
today that th r Joe la iiu - llllly
Conn heawwi’ij.’h' rhampionship
Geht -t'l.l® , 1* 1.1 ln N - f Yokk,.
City. The Imut will la* hel'l -At
Yankee Stadium on ’June 19' \‘.
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THE SANFORD IIERALD. SANFORD FIORIDA
Trade Body Asks | THE OLD HOME TOWN
E B te B S t Use Of
HOW DO YOU KN O W
D O C P IL L S B U R Y
USO Building
Bv STANLEY.
U iH tititiiiiK iM iim iH iniiiiiiuiM iuM iitfhm um m niim ifiH iniim 'M
H ES TH O N LY
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H A T - -//V W /A /TE/e'
0 . P. T m l u r to obtain equipm«nt from the federal govern
ment for th* purpose of oper
ating an inland waterway barite
Una from the Atlantic seaboard
ty Sanford and olher Kforlda
point*, watf made by George
Bishop, who pointed out that
th« Chamber of Commerce was
actively behind this project and
had Tequeated the akslstanee of
owr representatives In Washing*
T here-'1was , conildFrablc discuaslon as 'to the rendition of
tba Big Tree Park and the road
leafing to It. Many nf the mem*
bare a d ro c a t^ _ \h s .t Fon\rlbi"g
lie done to take care of the tree
a e i thla property. Manager Ed
Higgins was instructed to form
plana ao as to place' the reTponsibllity for malntwjtdng this
property.' Mr. Kllbee stated That
the County Commissioners would
scrape the rood going into the
tree and trim the bushes and
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ASSIOtUO by The National. Labor
^Bciatiiml Hoard, Gerard D.'Reilly
(above), a member of that body,
will conduct the hearlna ordered
on United Automobile Worker*'
charge* that the General Motor*
Corporation had failed tn bargain
In good faith Th* hearing was
-sriiednted to begin iwTftratfWri fc. In two weeks.
(Inltm alinM l)
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4th Service Command
Leads In Recruiting:
Mr. Tnuh> told of the progrea*
nf . A i f Veteran* ' Homecomlnc
Celebration and asked . approval
ai the date of April 3' which waa
KXPANHION PROGRAM
INCREASES
DETROIT. Jan. 10, UP)— The
lord Motor Company announced
today it has stepped up ita post
war expansion program to 9200,000,000. A previous statement
by I redden! Henry Ford U hod
cdlmalrd an expenditure of
f I SO,000,C00, The Ford Company
alrrady has passed the 60,000
mark for 1040 model passenger
The following were present: rar production.
II. II. Coleman, It. B. Pope, J. IIngtoy, . 8. O. Chase. Geo. I».
SCHOOL STRIKE
Bishop. A* E. Yowsll. Mark T
FLINT. Michigan, Jan. ifl, UP)
Carpenter, 8. F. Doudney, J. A.
tiUtlln* (Longwoofl), H.
Greene -■Twenty-three of the 44 public
(Longwood), t„ B. Mann (l-ait* school* in Flint, have been closed
Monroe), W. G. Kllbr* (General. by a strike of maintenance work
II. E. Fuller (Altamonte Springs). ers. The t'ltl union is demanding
0 . Smith (Altamonte Springs). more pay, union recognition and n
¥. Hoyle, Frad It. Wilson, union shop. There were no dis
n B. Smith, B. B Crumley. NcJ orders a* the strike got under
Mruith. Mrs. Prudenre llrunmi way and picket lin'rs were eatab.
T re n t Park). 0 . P - Herndon. Its had,
T. ’W. Lawton. E. 0 . KHpatrkk,
No pigment paint I* as pure a*
the light ray color* seeq In thu
• L. IMNIV. *»• *-• ■**•”*♦
spectrum.
title and Manager Higgins
fO R M ia federal fudge W illiam '
'*’■■■■ ^b6vel, P d n ^ S ^ O » * I ^
Imrdfctd th* (ii^ fUlf
____of __________
Right* In an
•R on to regain the ludgethlp that
he gave up in IP42 to |nin the Army.
Lloyd Paul Stryker. Clark’s conn*
<«l. sold there wa* nothing In the 01
hill that "wyrant* * conteptjoa that
a Judge of a high court Is not la*
eluded th the sweeping term* set
forth In the law.- </«r»»-«(|o*al).
°R[*AMDO, Jan. 10, (Fpeeljil)
The latest available figure*
on the growth of the Uegular
Army have been released by
»M»f*>r Harry M.-> Kedip, (n m m in /
ior officer of the Regular Army
Re lulling Station in Orlando.
« W .o f i.-last l»e«. -IH enRafed'
rtrength of Ihv Regular Vtrmy
at 3:i4,q23 voluntary en
listment*. Th* Fourth .Service
I i nirnniid at Atlanta, which in*
rlude* Florida, . Georgia, South
Cnioliria, North Carolina. Ala*
ba tnn. Tennessee,'and Mississippi,
Is leading all service command*
In the United States at well as
all overseas theater* In the
number at Regular Army enlist
ment*. having enlisted over 17
percent of the total figure.
An Army recruiting train will
visit Sanford on Thursday. Their
office will be In the Court House.
gltren.
B. G. Smith of Altamonte
0jportfa.ataudvp c » o i a member
of the “ Bad Rotitls Committee’'
and wanted aoma improvements
**♦ ruarla hr* Attamnnte hrrrtnrv.
dev. Mark Carpenter spoke In
bahatf of Mr, and Mr*. fteglnrid
Goode of the Province town Hayera and requested the cooperation
of the community In tfnir littla
theater venture, stating that he
considered It essential that this
typo of entertainment should be
encouraged. Mr. Coleman re*
portod on a trip to Mliml where
ho had a 'conference with Ad
miral Hhafroth on the matter
ef-Tf* Sanford Naval Air Station
being given to lha City and
also on the trailers for returned
Lim ited Q u a n titie s
SHOP IA*1Y
J
EXPENSIVE
Power CoHiJiariy
Has 100 Perceiit
Increase. In Users'
£
Quick*Action *
DRAIN PIPE CLEANER
POLISH, 1 2 -O u n c o ......... 2 5 c
CLEANER, Q u a r t
DRY CLEANER, Gallon
Rawed bU
DUST MOP .../............
Fourteen-Inch
PUSH BROOM .......
Ironing Board
PAD AND COVER....
Raincoats ...........1'.
A MOVII rtOOUCIi visiting, the
Pentagon Building tn Washington
was very Impressed by the volca
and look* of WAC MsJ. Jeanne
Swann (above) and decided to give
bar a chance In (Urn*. However, ha
neglected to get her name. After a
search th* producer located her and
offered her • screen t u t The major
accepted the offer. (Inirnuttonatr
f i r e s lo n e
SPARK PLUGS
Ida Osfyl
Lungfishes have eye* with r
pilA (hut (Jo; Dot c h m it in d m ,
iaetfcer for jntt one penny I (Mannteed to give yon quicker, easier ctarts
ex yoar money hick I A acnjitlcjal
opportunity!
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THERE'S MORE
TO THIS
S f Loots CAtfDvlAL CAttMge,
S y lv e ste r' is in
trouble. He put off
repairing his roof un
til trouble is literally
upon him.
‘ Don’t let this hap*
pen,to you.
Jice us now for estl
mates and informslion.
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W e have roofing to fit your needs.
.
m $ 4osr
C ttH CVf5« fHiP BY Trie
slew
c u l f t Fo« A
STitb is! T rie SeRV tCS, S o t o t b ■
I t t * -dew yc«K eiAwH* f b A
it < o o o »s4 a « e o A u s 8 i 6 6 t r r r
C#AL SoJCfl
WAR.
Sugar Producers
Claim Prioductioh
Could Be Hiked
plantings
until
the
past Ho years. Clyde Bird, *erVed first as manager of Kauthnrn
Utilities (1023) tno.a of Florida
Power nml l ight Company until
1032. when 11. II. Colcmm came
to Sanford from Cocoa and hr
has remained as manager except
for a two and n half vear term
Of duty In the Navy. During that
government period AlarrB. Wright, and Char
lea II. Cole served as manager!
here.
Cn Jan. 23. lOtH, th* cltlten*
of Hanford granted the company
a SO year franchise.
' CtJtWISTON, Jan. |9, (FN8)*
To aid a eugar-ehort nation,
Everglades sugar pm lurers could
nervaaa present production sp*
prt-vmately five timet if the
threat of sugar quota* by the
government were removed. Josiah
Peril*. Jr.. Mslstant to the pre
sident of th# United Bute* 8ug*r with the new wonder plant, rami,
Corp., today told members of the at carpet grata seed for th*
CoraP Gablet Breakfaet Club.
planting*.
“If given the opportunity by the
recently planted * toUl or aor
acre* to Improved pasture great
**. according to County Agent U
* quota section of thi D. McCloudJ They bought 2.300
waa temporarily sus- pound* of bahla and 300 pounds
(adlractty. for
said.
FINAU DAY
BUENOS AIRKS, J«n. »».
—Th* three-day lockout by Ar
gentlna's IndwCrV- and. commerei
hat sntsred U* final day follow
SecreUry of AgTfcub
nd ' attacked j a warehouse and
number o( etores. Troop* fin-
ELKS
LEGION
Jscsdl/Bm srt looking,
’•elaaaW* dsVra.
SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
II)A STATT
v nR uS
T --------HEATE
2-*
Firmly b e n d with
strorfg a tttc h la g i.
qaalUy broom cere.
OPEN 12:45 P.M. DAILY
—with— •*
J E A N E T T E M cD O N A LD
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N E L S O N ED D Y _____
S talls Thursday!
.For--
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Children Under 12
Tba moat sen
sational, th e
most aWs-lnsplrlng
m o
t i o n oletri •
ever /lim edII
Heavy steal with height red sear a id
step*, alam lnua painted legs. A
•tardy beantyl
T h e b h r a r e a l w ill ha ■
c h ild ren 'll p a ra d e an tt|e
fn lr g ro u n d * .
DtoopHc jrOBr blcyerf«—or
m
io n t
CLAUDBTT
10 cooh p rio n , a n d p u m
PROMPT
will
he ' aw ard ed
theg
M le c tc d fo r e u l t n a a
S S f
(ModeralM, Vemlon)
1 Ttrmftr Winter Dxtvtng a*X«ty
W e a
y e w rire s ts n s Ds L a x .
Aw AvaiUbl* ta Tew W#
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BAG!
• Y en, w h e n w e r e tu r n y o u r ,
e x p e r t ly c le a n e d a n d p r c iw etl e lo lh e a
to y o u
th e y 'r e ;
c o m p le t e ly
resto red
to
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LANEY DRY CIsEANING CO.
(10 B.
Phone 46E
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& GIRLS
7 to 14
ACQUAINTED
With
CHILDREN'S DRAMATICS FREE
In thf Odd Fellows Mall. 107 U ainnlls Arc. The cost
Saiiford eU aua to M h*!d a r.ry Friday at >J0 i’.M.
la nomlnaL Plays lo b* put on soon.
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of
MOHTtfAtiKS
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' Sanford A l In ill ir Notional Iluuk
In W it.nn f Slum
U 'llllllit), II. J, el ux tn Mllf*
BUI el I Manning el yir.
Iliim|iliiiei(, John A. tn MY J.
Well-, Jr. cl ux. .
Kluriilu S ta te Dunk to \V. L.
Statens. t.
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Jnllm.
flnriilu S ta ir Iluuk, In S. A.
Motphy:
f i t s ! ftxlyiiU NlUfog* A Iumiv
Arum, tn L. I. itrmehev ek ux.
I Mulull, l ‘.i H. el ux In .1, l
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‘t| i«f tin* 411
L 111 i lit I
DESK! of Congrcssnsrn .are being
ileiugrtl with letter*, telenrams and
IKtltinni from Amcrlran aervue>
icen pretcilins tUrXfnk'iirg tip of
jirninlnlUBliorv. li n e Hep. Dewey
Mturt of Mi xuurl li plrturcil in
Id* Waxtilnrtnn, IJ. C„ offli’y E'dng
thronnh a‘pile of mlsxivea ho ie«
tfu ciL (fiilern u iiu n u !ult t-.i;--'. I-J
i Kmmi.nn el .*
M litn ijI
m * yrIn o.t tho tLiy
ItV* il i i i t iri s'll *lu a
lit jllllU A
tiny;*
hPi
jfllfsl
lis t
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U P N. CrandrUw A « r
Baytona Beach, Fla. *'
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In eight minutes, a oo ttto weigi
lift, a score of sixty out of a 100
with rifle a t 150 metars or «n ob
stacle course on horseback clear
ing eight out of eight 1.20 meter
high barriers.
Physical culture, says the DIC,
'not only strengthens the body
but eosbles greater efforts by.the
Individual In hi» dally work, form
a t the same lima individual
ill* of discipline and compan
ionship Indispensable to one's so
cial well being.** In short, says the
DIC. It make* for a better race.
The DIC was established during
the administration of the late
President Pedro Aguirre Cerda
and has been gaining impetus ever
Since.
Chilean athletic societies
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8 3 t e h V V T h . " " ™ : ! '"
Ity" she said.
'-.p 'V E "
y r t e l , ! : " S . 2 S
« . Nowak
• * « - also
*!
in hitting.
I layed 22 game, with Newark
! last year, hitting ,2H7 during hia
short sta y in the International
Ua|IU€
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.IcLarlhy atlmits his first ba e
problem demand* murh attention,
|ui.»lbly more than lift Joe (Lir,|,,n-George Stirnwcisx aigument
,w m J
I.eagtie
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have adopted the DIC a plan of
Daipiag and ar» pointing their
members toward proficiency In the
■want, ll.t.,,
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to i
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Ptain eltliens, moved by PB.t r '«Mt «r oUter impulses are also
trying to ' become "physically apt
with the encouragement of tho
Dy the first year of the 15lh
DIC. Several hundred have ul century there were more than
* sir
b?ndrtdS'h-are
“ l*In
■- training,
- - f - * L ‘ nd ° ‘hc' two hundred pte.sex at work h
Venice,
HEADLINE NEWS!
We are happy to announce that
we arc again in a position to give
you the expert, efficient service
you have been accustomed to.
tuby Echol.t
Mra. Paulino Phillipa
Mrs. Minnie Bosa Garner
Mrs. Helen Garner McCollum
Ladies Night To lie
Held# At I'air^ruund
jil
T n'lphl Iii!-** heeti th, itffirtl**'i I
"l iiille \ ii*hi' ,t M.. FI.
Le it I•>i• t l1.»i f rtlj-li » Is* t . h-.
on Mi M* • '
\ y*'*!- I* l|] til
wrfk * i**- -islintf
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Ilm'c • <*f 1ne \ hi ( i i f t'i’iiiif
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child, i’li'- I-•ii nili- wLit 11 MlU 1
hehl on tlie f mi piMiirnl = HjltlM*1,4
nflei nnwtl.
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to IK- man Ii rlvln*!.
...I ;,n 11 1’ In Twin SflO ll.P .
Holin’ tlw u ri'i Loan * nip In
CtViilliir nr dlr'rt |H.wrf,
! N ettie E. Tliit*.
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H) MHS, Ci i lu m i.l A
I . .e l Riding ■ Drx • Safe nn
p a r t i a l itia.K A tjp o p
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I n in - ■ Soft Hiding • Shadow
MUltTli ALE .
p i it | i . Exceptionally S e a O versltect Land t'oe-t** t W. . A* ■• 1 1 kt cot I I , I- Ml
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POWKIt tlK IT K M tN M
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LONCWOOD. dan. in. I Sue
M u le nr I'h.Hte Ux Cntlert
Iteiijitiiun. If, St;iMh*V r t u \ It*1 *-ii fN*tn *4■it;i*** wbi*.
Im. 1,*,
ciult — Ht^jhlleM of w nilhtr
ln< l.i.t lie, tidnrmtillon and
,n’* !*.fx |e.
Mu(hern
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tuiMllliuu
fitru run uitUMn the
in i,n if ( nulet inturmalmn.
HONORMILi: IHSI IIAR wKS
i \s*»ti » Ilr Mvrutlv
fit !»
-pi*
lly JOKE M. (IODOY • iluy: la if* itt the Hanfiiril-Orhiitthi
It) n iA N ’K KTK
Tl*.| r<
Army «( l nllwl MhI p 14 h* .lain©*' *l.n ftnl - 'eii
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Vvnnel
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comfort
tlite
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SANTIAGO, Chile— Youmt ChiNFv
AOHK \Vlu*n (he Sew Jnhtuoii. Jt . Thnrrn^ W ftn ’iifiJr.. j**nte>l » • M mni.’ H*
BOAT <«*• INC.
Iran* tire outlining them sclve. the excellent fm tlitic- til lh« Aoi * \ ankee? trut h thru F1«M'i*Li Xnthuiiiel t uiiiniiiiK*•
u*hl H
♦| ’t„..i. ’ l l '
t.’ l ' nea.1l H .
these day* In » sustained pro- track. The Inrse e(H‘hi*eit mul uprmi: (tittiiiit^
ut St Siiiwiet»*n Limes \ h irhl*. h.»l
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DAY IONA REACH
ill am "f physical culture in search h e a l t n ’TUi»|f piiihiiH k * ninkef* H P H n Jin it; J tj Itu tliM tlm
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i f Ihc ruveteil government insifcltin pit**iHe i" i«ht i in tickets AiHliout KCL *hir Mti, nrUu it ill -tm e ......
vnr»f irum^-' Mnnth. U
i I'tm-tnimriir them "physically apf*' c m mh« 4 t in ir - 4 Hhr v 11?tn P iTTT ' 1*i f 11t ** |trt<h \iiii: i»i t-lili in^ tbfiM ni 11tiy \t km mmi. Ii•muer I' l.vn-t. Willi* f
Thintr* wilt soon reuch the point. weal h“i . w hile the laf ne i dvet V4 tilRv im hi-* c n ir n
Hie iptmi thf mil x\ I lr ), ,\Jue<«n L*"r IlUillMllh ; ^
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i -ny# the jirojrranTx entluMiiiwtic IfrandatMtut uffnrd* n full view f tell IV i*»h nilj !h* (is ftitfl Ini* Hrnjntn hi (tonkin: Mill- Ji Of
. vjionanm, where n young himle i nf
Mf (hr
*he
at oil tinif*
Yuli Wi t f II- I |l<t»4*niaik f *•I It* tf* w«ifi Milk Fmiilmn Kn id K Imuoi
I A'rtn't have a chiince w illf hi* ' In t«ior;ht\
ilmahh-. tiuy Five fit xt -nrket ' will it-|tt(M
M df), nn. I Itut tilt! Rult**t«l Ihlliny;
j*»weetie if he can't prinluee the H|w»t «h«niM
a ^uvotite n, the
'III ll.t ilinll 'lit \ nk I -1(s*M. will ,*hy.
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i Uitfge nctowa his sw eater front or teconil i.o e in in* with Kiowa till! tip ,ii ill)..I* M i n n Flit A111»
I'm lisl
ill*'- \fril MM * "»p- I 1
( purf)
in the ltfpcl of hi* Suiulay coat ilr* An* nrM .hulj V\ rli'Him* im I hi? thr 1* i nf (hr wnilime Aun-***•>. ■Lie Well
uiIiiib him n irenuini’ guvernmctil third
Con. hejuhmi> Nruii *»t Hill Meiet ,
ipprux’ed nil-round Chilean nthm \ h . l i r s KNTIUKS
Kmi-h* i 1.1y mtuiHKvr. will \*v i»
elr.
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FIratI II««r—F**!**#lt* •
rhatee «f tlmt trrtmp «f Ynnhrr*
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The other lads, say* the Direc
pinvri'p whit hnvr Impjm with thr
Mil* l-xtl» It ith* Itllir*) . Ynihk't iliiriiiK tin |m».i f^w yi-jtn*
tion nf Information and Culture, I,uiI*ifIJ»i
)L> l x , I.111 K» Vii 1. * *
Just won't he In the running when iriuktl Hime—Fulutfl M
mttl wiutav talent* me known lu
it cume* to getting u girl fur the
Min* Half
Mil -e Jtr
llr-il
NtjatnU,
Stiff
Ilr
I'aMBi;
Plaza promenades..
Th*
iiMMiatfe! will In- wf
It all slartMl with the
| ,*j*.wL, >i".V. .. \ h, , , m -. i, , . S t . MwT*r !*• h*»»k m n . p r i n t r r
program of a "A sound mind in u lia U a t i? » ilia
t llflim Mfiti itwA.je*
Four first
sound body" as t| -get about b> Third Ilnrr—O Id Mlln
h.i teimm m e tm hnle*| in rbif
(krr«Mil
flrtlf
lliell
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llisublrl
pro** that "the prepress of « poo1l r-x*rfl‘ S'* w - It U h H i * f
h 1(0 * 4 Ihat vv121 wiiri mil umiet the b il
plo has nl»uy* dapradml on the A*-»
- Mi si »-i laiiry. | ’#1111n • On l"l I**'-*. Thev tin* Iho My II n-set I of
physical, intellectual and nmml f |»tl
l* ,iii( t iv i
Im lv
U I | Hu*
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le a n
.h t h iin y
S lt ii m.
capacity of its mejnbera." H ialoi,,
| f I*-1 Ims#r»iii it «n IJ 41, a.«it I i ihi ktti*
rays the DIC, shows dacadriK'c m t'si tit 1It It is*---- a lit Mlln
i W diet Nm* ilk -itnleSteve S*ilM*h*»4*
(ilitlr In ||*re»
growth in direct relation to thY*o I It 11|
Kit©!*, n f i‘**»!i »r, px lilt* m a n
Ml.
Mmul a
attributes.
Hfgl I,Ji*f) #lllMlll> Mitt#'
Rut*'* lhey h«ve In hent nut, fur N'iek,
.,Ki i'ii#r hUtifiK ••»»!>• 271 in (UIt‘1,
I -mIi I’ditl Ts
The DIC hit upon the idea »f ^■|*trt
l« ftlln
an Inslfuiu ‘“to give prominent Flfiik ll*rr—A
t..‘ nc bttfk with .2U.I the fnlluwi/iy:
MlulHlrlM
liftoff
I
recognition to Lhasa tlcuioostrut» II* % Iji C >i.ir mul Ini l hr Atnrrimit Lta*
ing physical conditions compHtl- Mfrry Km . I’rltwli* J**«. ll„ ’’t» 4<m; in bmiu'ih n illi 22. U * t *radie with' a health worthy to lie MitJitl T.it* I.UIIp 11mi
• he hit ‘M »
lie ’* i\ veteran
admired." *i*s palruitir, say. the I%I h llurr—I'Mlirlh i
• ■‘evep tin*jut Iraiinr cwrnpiiIgP^
t<|
iiliitrln
lift*
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DJC. to k**| your health in order
an I |*
old
t'tli Ljp I.
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wtter to serve rhllc.
11ilr I | „fifI Wvi* Hidiit x 4 Mi*
11fi war 11 n fl ii ji \ t r i mit 11f s $ Vf
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. Ths lisi of minimum ret|uir" ' tiWs. ■ Nts *| ea»|
me lit. to w~h the iii’.iBUn nre ■ir*riel Is Httrr—
•' dttv a i'tsi111 n t»f kfiHi.} -t+fijtoim
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guaranteed to aluil any youth oil
FU* Ii S* x. FI* *i* I* •••*»
J I IflJthl) . If wsi * tuiiMfinl. t til'll*
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his way todc.Mtldon honors, Ilrirvf- HR.-4.tw
*d i|«wt? ii * Inin* e tn imtnnRe lh*j
klufiMn
ii.
tfi
ly he. must: run 100 meters in If’
\ iikve fm m tenni a( JlintrlinnilMii,
seconds, swim fifty meters in a I Ighik liner--- A IU Hltn
HI
ulnlrl*
llnrrl
minute or pedal « bicycle 1CK*0
s\inlff H-irfet*.
meters in n minute ami a half. in.Ttiitl*.
The popular llu-xrtt lu .t play^
IliiirInK II »><!>. Iin In MUI* «‘*»t
Aftsi* gelling hy this '•velocity’* pir*l Ml*-. H«*k I4**i«
•-1*1 JiJ « ith the Yitttk. in lit ij , hitting
lest he gees on ip the "reslstnnco" liuLiMit.
:*‘ l but Iniwing nut when lie broke
gruup, where time* nre slower but
humb in the Wmld Herira with
distance* longer. In will 6000
T
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It wax the chance
meters In 26 minutes, 20,000
('lllir e 'll
l,K,ki‘<l fniwut,! t<> .lu ce hi*
Presbyterian
meters by'ldcycle in an hour, 5000
■Mtiihallnn ('nlleyfe tiny*. liiiMCtVs
meter walk in fifty minutes or an
Ifetimr nvetai:. «*f JU2 if* «’«»m
Buys
Health
Rond
H00 meter swim in half tm hour.
»n| with Kllrn'i* 2“*2
If you're getting tired, don't go
hihnpy Sttirlii, ^anker fryfular
A 126 llrulth llonil hnn hr*
on as there's no rest in the next
bti^effuifi Mf l'J4l vxhr tj in* hit
test. Classed under the bending purihntcil by the Klint I'rrehv
fnenjrre .2-11#* m hurk fiMiu the
of "•Inslelly," it includes u 1.16 terittn Churrli «■ an r tp it s^M ♦’
nv>- uml will I'd thr upportun*
meter hiifli Jump. 1.60 meter In oh I nf oiulgf-jUMiirMt gf the work «>f
an pi cm r i ho I h> hti-ehitll law,
jump, nr the 2.60 polo vault. After the BtfmlnMlo Cciynly H Tilth nn i
d r lu r lh ) will f* rut ini 10 * Ut3
i the laxly muscles come In fur .Tul>«rculonlji
’H'liling Mini whlttint* *»f I wd ulher
le flexing as Lie candidate trias irw tu Mr*. Kd*nril Kitrher* km*-- firfft
3Rckri?*, both nf wham hf
Tde 'Tnrce". Jtl. throwlrjK. a . 7.237
.rtturjti.w
r.ik novcr Been. They m e Walter
kilogram »hol eight meters, a two
She atlciPil-UiaUtlic.AniMiTiali.in N
2U-yo*r-n|i| Mar who hmkilo d lu 27 meters or . a j»vell« is atm receiving fund, from the- (( .nvttk,
(
-M|, (|rurr
oak nine
3T meter*.
Christmas effort, and wi.hes to
u ,,|. g MnxU.
fili«
xu.
CUx
As the clincher there's a compe thank thoss who have donated, ami
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Young Chileans
OveftKftig Physical 8ccond ?"l<LAt 0val!Many Problems At
Culture Program
St. Petersburi!:
Concrete Pipe, BulldinK Illocks, Ready-mixed Concrete,
Septic Tanka, Concrete Fence Pont, Well Curb* and
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Million, A. J o! ox li> Juine#
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I4. , H« climbed Mfely over1 28,b<X) feet tip Mt. Everest,
within a few hundred feet of the top of the world’s highest
dUi M i n i III
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D M .k r r H i 1*1*. M like r e a l O fflr e IThis was the recent fate of Dr. Edmund ILL. Wlgram. Jthe
Bl s s a l k N . f l s r l M . s s l r r Ik e A ft lyoungest member of the British Everest expedition In 1936.
u f r s s s r r k a a t W gecb *• t " I t ■ _‘
It la a good deal like the story of tTitf’rttxfFned soldier who
"
s o i X anu is iik a s
survived' every peril of Salerno or Okinawa, only to die In a
Jtoitov
i.oitnox i »k \N
traffic accident on hia home street.
Wigrnm might have been keeping in’ trim for the next
t r a i n i i i T i i i l iiatba
atlAimpL-oii Evercatr-which nw y-be. undertaken this-yeart’oYi
.P ayable »■ -M!"»e».
he may just have been expressing the widely held view th a t(
mountaineering-hi the world’s most thrilling sport, except
perhaps automobile racipg, The mountaineer has the advan
A ll a b lla u r r M l I r M . r a r l , • ! tage of fnr more opportunities, since the supply of challeng
(b an k *, r v m l a l l a a . .a r f M l l r t , ml
e a l r r A a l a o m l * fa r (b e pmtpmmm ml ing targets is nearly inexhaustible.
ralk laa fsa< U . w ill b » r k a r i H fa r
Kamet In the Himalayas, over 25,000 feet high, is the
Ml f * * s l a r ■ u m i . i , , raiea.
loftiest single peak yet conquered,- though expeditions
la la a A
A fH W iw r
llr a iw n lt .
t i l - * . Ik r.. r e a r r m r n tt T b r H rraM have gonte higher on the unvanquished Everest. There are
la I b r a a lla a a l llr M m l a A k r r tlila a plenty of other Himalayas left. Most of the Andean peaks
U lflrra a re M a la lr la e S la Ib r l a m .•<
r lllr a la
Ibr
r a a a lr y W llb have been attained. So has 20,000-feet-hlgh Mt. McKinley
iM ra a a
aelarlaal—
in-Alaska,-the-higheat-mountain in North America—B ut
the most chilling ascent may have been that-of Mt. Erebus,
TV
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the 18,000-foot volcano which towers, above the Antarctic
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W E D N E S D A Y , J A N U A R Y 16, 1946
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P ^ G E fO U R
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l»A IIt V » U L f FKOJBCT
'f W s l a t w r l J f t j r m a position ttt
rommatpl consitferiLle support. As i MANAMA CITY; FI*. Jan. in.
a'prtfvliMlt cuml/dfetb fo r the office (Special) — Millie Barnes, Bay
he is lit a position to cash in on County 4-dI flub boy, is railing
his previous statewide campaign • registered Guernsey bull calf
C A B TA IN O F 'G v
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helpful. Other
alt probability enter this rare
which promises to develop into
u teal eon test.
Jerry Carter will nave to run
aitoin for re-election and while
competition may develop, the
avernge cnmiidntu would rattier
•enter n free f u r ‘all limn go up
aKairt^t a man as well entrenched
and politically also as Jsrry Car*
C O M IN G
ti r.
Announcements of candidates
for legislative posts are begin*
ning to np|ieur in local paper*
throughout the state, mime of
there announcements have state
wide significance and I'll discuss
this in m b>t*r column. '
animal •‘General Patton'* In honor
of the great military leader,
County Agent J. A. Sorensen re
ports.
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DADE CITY, Fla.,. Jan. ’tfl,
(Epecial)-r-Paseo County 4*1! club
boys have planted another 4,000
slash pipe seedlings this year, ac
cording to County Agent Ja m #
F. Higgins. The trees, planted oil
school grounds and farm s, were
obtained from the State Forest
Service in a cooperative program
with pulp mill*.
co n tin en t.
nr pal
t f r d l l f d ' Im IfcU p«v*«r
Ih r iMrMl PfW | pnltllali
A ll
in rrpMlillrMtl
r ia l 4U|M»frlirM V r r l i i m
How Many Nazis?
*#n 94.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 16. i#4fl
B ib l e ’v e jis k f o b t o d a y
IF WE A RE. LIKE THE
SHEET OF HIS PASTURE GOD
WILL hKAd) US SAFELY. IT
IS WHEN WE IMAGINE THAT
WE KNOW MORE THAN GOD objectionable' as to be .barred frdm responsible jobs. On the
THAT WE 0 0 A8TRY: Tha other hnnd, only one per cent hnd any record of nntl-Nari
Lord preserveth the simpla.— activity. If such percentages held for all Germany’s 80,Psalm 110:0.
OOQ.OQfc population, this would show that nbout 16,000,000
to 17,000,000 were violent Nnzis, Atul about 800,000 antiNazi.
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Now these investigations have conceptrated on Ger
The'gold moon gne*
An the planet turns, pleasurini mans in governmental positions and In business. Labor and
the peasants, which have not been examined as thoroughly,
My friends, my foes.
are expected to show a smaller percentage of Nazis, and
My foe, If you should lift
more opponents.
Your heart td thl< fire
The 16,000,000 is a lot, but is Htill a good deal less than
You should be my true friend,
My**oul’a desire.
the pessimistic estlmato that all Germans were confirmed
•
supporters of Hitler.
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My friand when mnonftame
Spills on you and me
We are na washed In heaven
Aa w# abaft ever be.
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VERNE BRIGHT.
Dorothy Thompson Is lecturing
in Tampa today and w a ll‘ wager
the town will never Im thr some
• again.
.
The trouble about trying |n hold
prices down while you raise wages
up ia that you gst a depreciated
product not worth owning.
Real estate activity I* picking.
Up In Sanfard where prople srp
beginning to realise that you
f :an't ‘build new • houses without
lota to build - them ‘on. Whose
~ building any houses? Well, no- body right now. but t|wy mill,
J The Ihink^ig 'm an preport« fur
th j future liy buying hi* lot no*.
B IB
f
" ,'l,cl’t see, who is as It who first
offer ad this communistic kuggsstlon?
. . .
•He that hath two coats, let him
Impart to mm th at hath none; and
he that heth meat, let him do likewise.' — PM I Barney, .*
fc • Yeh, bflt he meant let him give
, it of hla own free *will end ac
cord and n o t-have it-tak en aw*y
, from him. : He said something
■. Pabout
M P HthHitd ,Hto*. - It was "Thou
ahalt not.iBpvut." .
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One of the biggest faults with
M a y 's newspaper* « believe It or
. not — i* th at in attempting to
^ scoop competition, In trying to
i give you the latest new* first
they devote more 'columns of
■ space to trying to predict what
: la going to happen than In almpis/ljf telling the tpubile what actual* ly ha* happened, and In making
•uch predictions they frequently
- go astray. Thu* the public la
, fitlln sd to say. “You almply
» ) 'i believe a thing you see In
tba newspnperi."
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-
Wnshingtun, tiyjy haven't ' be*, ikhould count In his favor with
aide to figure nut a V ay to pre folks who believe In picking n
vent it. It seems to be aa dif- ..man on the basis of-qmdiflcnfictile to smoke out . cii ulldalc•• , iions
i
,-■! t»v.*eri'*.:e. >x*
with ‘'ability to fight and abiiit> j Another candidate, whose an
to win” as finding foolbalj player*
similar qualities for the finthfrfgton Mine/ Columbia Broadcasting System’s television with
tor eleven.
Anil finding th u* ,
department n/n linger, television will not be radio, theater isn't enough, they have to I’
barked' up with great gobs • '
or motion plcv*reWhile It is trxJr* mut li
J
Writers and actors, ns well as ndvertlaing sponsors, moola.
the same situation estate) urhe i
will bo forced to evolve entirely different' techniques, and former Governor Carlton mail''
ptpgrnms unlike Anything produced today.. For example, his bid fur the office and he wn«
but Holland > an ne <i<’.constant repetition,- so desirable now on[ the vijiytl fcrecn, defeated,
pended upon to profit by that ex
would ruin a big .game or a motion picfurif'rfttM|!fl accupt- perience. He has been runnbig
ability. A voice when "Been" In person is something else, .ever since ho left the G overnor'..
and he will keep tight-*-*-r
I a successful stage portrayal will not carry over neces- . dialr
tunning ’ like a leaky * l,y d W 'lj
lly under the changed demands of television.
I until the votes are counted. . . '
It’s a new world a-coming’ all right. But thank heaven, , Nothing In the way ot aUUTf
New Entertainment
•am in -thee* days of proand , subsidising ia up-
"When you get to Sanford-. . . Ik
HARDWARE COMPANY for every
g
every one doesn’t have to'w orry over problems like the •xgilcmcnt or arouse mate Iliac
television ones. That’s up to the producers, actors nnd ad v e r- passing intercut. Candidate* for
(ho Rtate Supreme Court and
Railroad Commlsalr.ti are no',
colorful enough to arouse .much
interest as far aa the Ynan on the
street Is concerned, While foUx
..
, engage Iti
fisticuff* over the selection .of n
Sheriff or Governor, they don't
a* ii rule give two hovta who sits
on the Supreme Bench or directs
.the Railroad Commission.
It Isn't that these-office* ate
not important and of vital confare, but rathejmthey have never
lieen sold to the public on the
basis of their trtia relation to
the average ciliten. Because cam
paign* for the election of a
Governor or a Sheriff are noisy,
boisterous and colorful, conducted
with dash and gusto, we have
childishly accepted these offices
as the only ones deserving of our
thoughtful; consideration.
In view of this fact we can
took for little public interest^ in
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
danford peopl* uo-idtr v h y Or. >*ndo ha* done a better Job at
Hold ••our hrta boy* here we
t nailing J u tlf to the northern go again. While lB4«r'l* what
- public than Sanford h u , and Or. lando people wonder* why St. the observer* term an “off year"
Pstersburg has done a better Job In polities IhU only applies to
tl'lh e n Orlando. 'Marlin Andersen
: aaye U’a because Orlando spends
reburg,v *30.000.
Sanford
I laam from both towns,
rvdo may hava epenl tea* on
rtUlniT DUt ft eptttt more on
I ' ano beaeUficatlon, making
'■ the moat beautiful city fit
nouncement may be expected any
d ay ,«is Senator Wilbur King of
Zolfn Springs. I! i c h u , s of h is
political connections thiuugliout
the state and hi « record in Iho
"ai-mikcd". Even th* prospeet of
selecting’ a United 8tate* Senator
to succeed Andrews ha* awakened
lUUa interest with Speaeerd U
Holland a candidate *nd,P 0
Even before
___
___ _ announced yriji
candklacy. Before doing so Hi own
had made n twine around C\t
state and developed considerable
support. Because of hia many
years of actual eapcrience in
transportation and communica
tions fields he enters the race
__. . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . . better qualified than U th* take
thought of Holland In with most office leaker* and t^ih
FOR
ADV1CJE AND
HELP 11.’IN
FILING
YOUR
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Don't forget to make your donation in the Celery Crafe
Fund Drive between now and January 28. All funds
.1—f
a _ _
L a *WwaMwAnlJaaWa
lir t
flfl n k*rt
raised
go toward Xthe
operation of fthe^
Cratert as
a recreation center for high school students.
Your contnbutiqn will help continue to give our young
neonle
le the
tho opportunity;
opportunity for the healthy, wholesome:rewholeso
tion to Which they are entitled, ^
.
�WHDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1946
Social
T H E S A N F p R D H E R A L D , $ANF.Q IU). FLORIDA.
A n d ^Personal
Activities
Society Editon Cecelia Tr'ulaek
Social Calendar
T iil'KSDAY
Regular m e e t i n g Semi nolo
C h ap ter,.N u .Ji. to las. .hold at
Masonic Hulf at 8:00 P.M. ObUn
■m l i n n
iifts l
gallon, nnight.
The Intermediate G. A.'s will
meet at tho home of Miss Mildred
.T u rn er, 210 West Seventeenth
Street at 7:30 P. M.
FRIDAY — - *
An Aibor Day program will be
pn-sentc.l at the SoutKside Pri
mary School at 11:00 o’clock
Friday murning. The Public I*
Invited to attend. •
Magnolia Circle of the Garden
THuTi will mer'f'~ai 2:1)0 P.M. at
the Fourth Street Park in comomnntllon o f AjRwr Day. Mrs. II.
C. H fUe! w ill lie in charge of
the (irogniip^ ‘
Frances I) a g u e To
. Wed W. Pettigrew
Mr. an d ' Mrt. I t} w a r d D.
Dngue, S r, announce the engngement mid approaching .marriage
of their daughter, Frances Gertyii{jo, to Wjjpam George Pettikrovv. fCvn nf Mr. nml Mrs. Douglas Pettigrew of Peru. III.
I h a nwi rri* rr xr||| r*c an erenv
of Jfl*. 2J at rt:tJ I'. M. at the
Presbyterian Church. No jtivipi(ions nrv ln-jilu J.isuc f hut friends
of the couple urc yorittnllv in
vited to nltt nil, , ijv
L o d g e s Entertain
With Barh^ue Partj'
fDngaged Couple Is
Honored With’Supper
Huekvr. Mm. V. G.
I. .N. Cleveland and
home 1518 Weal F’i rat ‘ S trrat lor thr meeting of the Atarian tour*. a prayer and some J lower*
honoring Miss Gwendolyn Hayea Class of lhe Fir-t Baptist fhureb
. AlasI it *n* wood alcohol1’
at the home of M rs.‘ Ruck-r m
Hostess To Circle
and John P. Hack, Jr. of Chicago, ►
*« texture, this erulil bo you
Valencia
Drive
last
night.
, h'txkuodr axc^jgijrie* _ llii* .
;e Wilkinson U in Miami III. wlm** wedding will tie an
Mr*. HirstV, president, prt u h l
p.ilig ur. lu llin g 'pretty capers
event nf this evening.
The Iifit Gardeners Circle nf
over (lie liu rh rsi *e**lon tin I
the GsriVn (Tlub met at th*
Vari-culored snapdragon* and rePe,( for reports o f the vatimj- ltd in the inm.xntic feminine
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Smith panslr.4 were userl to decorate tha officers. Plans were m i h- to nr,oil mil ictiirniiig servicemen
J(omr o t4 d rs. W.A. Fitts, Celery
A^entte; on Friday afternoon with spent the weekend a* the guests rooms of tho Johnson residence. have a spend the day meeting ■c.to asked fur, according tr» n
Mrt. B.W. Wilke, chairman, pra- ', of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilkl
» , nson.
----- Miss Hayes, honoree, .presented at the home of Mrs. A. J. P e tr i- buvving ut th e ’Canuoailartt Hotel
n Sow Vtirk C ity icc.’Titly . . .
siding. Roll call was answered J ’
_
“ ... , . , _ ,
the following welding attendants son next Wednesday for the pur duly Margo jet McBride of ratlin
by each member telling what _.¥*?• ,P*.. ?V .'T fj-K
attractive gift*; Ml** Mary Mar- pose of making baby clothes to nine, the nrlgiitul ‘Collar 'and
she doe. for blnl. In her garSiUl*ord
visiting garrt Herndon, Miss Sylvia My* re sent to Italy. Mrs. Petersou ’tiff girl, pointed out In ner
den. : ... » *"" ^
.
,{L
hkli .ih s. ■remomtrarr f o r ‘ the -show -that
ticle and Ur*- Ralph -Dew., -*»
Report, of committee. were! Hu£h w ^ ehtl Jr. _
left
Tues _ The guests wore serves!I In the reminded mi'mih-r* of the l ”H '■
n>tiling goes tin* spring 'Vrtw.i_ _____
Coming irvival stin tin g Jan. J~
tfiven including tn* number of fay ffor —
•• —
Memphis,
Tenn. where he dining room from a table laid mid urged them to attend. Plat - t sea rn u in l your throat or over
nlanta exchanged by membera Hlf( L......
.........further
.............................
our d tt'K . or* under your suit*
undergo
treatment. with a lace cloth and centered
nlsn made to contact curb
r when it’s a combined- dickeyduring the past month. The circle,
the Kennedy General HospitalI. with a minnature wedding cake, were
number on the . elu«* roll ip'
voted to procure a holly tree to
...... — | topped with a tiny brlue and tilin g them to attend the m eet- .Insists , , , so Ion ' a* it is full
'.trick * and yet bos that Madylie planted at the Sanford Gram
FYiends of Mrs. May belle Brown groom, which »■■ surrounded by Ing.______.
_________________ ■■
ma r-Schoof-on- Avfcur-D*)r;-T)*f*L
*'
blue—TotR*rrn*-iFits— sw»ij«*r
.niti tu^kcis and lupiH-r blouses
cste* elected to attend the an
and fern. Crystal candelabra
iitul necklines reflecting Ibc uinual Garden Club Convention to Street.
bolding burning white _ toper*
l tin-mi- of tin- Itiiretoire in
l-e held in' Miami In May ara as
were .plansI an yarh side’ of the
hi-rr*. Olgiuiiil-*, ruffles, lace,
follows; Mrs Harry lleeren and
wetkling cake. The guests, after
l-i-i io unil luyoii* . . . in ull man
Mrs. R.C; Dickerson. Alternates
Wing served, were seated at
m i . o f provoking effects . . .
will he Mrs. Myron Smith and
card table* which w-ere centered
■ •niei-*li*ge> Ikh-bum ; o f it* ec«nMrs. _ L. Eminlsor.
‘
“The annual
with white candles.
i m y 1 and ei.mfnrt value* i* tin*
du«* were paid at this meeting.
I lutin’ ^tippet . . . the dickey w ith
Tho lfostesa assisted by her
Mrs.
L,
L.
Froneberjer
of
The report gf the nominating Asheville, N. C. is visiting - her mother. Mrs. J.H. Myrick, and"
u back so that you en s tnke yonr
-rm m i'tee |a as follows: Mr*. aunt and uncla, Mr. and Mra. L, Miss Currie Myrick of1 Allendale,
Jacket o ff when you want to . . . .
B.W .'W llkt, chairman; Mr*. John A. Ilrumley en Celery Avenue. S.C. srrved the following guests;
among the outstanding numbers
noger*, vice-chairm an; Mrs. A.C. Mr*. Froneoerger is Uie- former Miss Gwendolyn Hayes, Mtaa
wax AAUckey trick o f striped ray
finished off with tiny silver
Me Reynolds, secretary and trea
Those preseilt^wcre: -Mrs P ip on.
Mary Margaret Herndon, Mlsa
l ill huttmis . . . one white rayo.i
surer.
Sylvia Myrick of Orange City,
I lout-e with u centi r sct-ln •yoke
Mts. H JI. McCaslIu, Garden
Mr*. O.P. Herndon; Mr* Ira Coir
1 panel of evict lace and ni.itchi:’2
Club president, coneleded the
lum nf Allendale, S.C. and Utm■pttf... oa the ’ihiirt sleeve*'w h ile
meeting with a talk on the "Con*
Lalph Dean.
...
- n n 4» *, the othci ipvd on im bfnidcro I
sfnulldn" of thh club *TTe> Which
Misli-tii V >»ke top e<lprii with
r.Alsn Mr., and Mrs. William
mrmber* enjoyed a visit In Mr*.'
t*lm
ic a ifi i m will be worn
Vimni’. ’ Mr. and Sirs. Hick Aiken,
Fit**' lovely garden.
m alt , ”t t- of net’ tlick* . .. Mr. uiid Mr*. Charlc* Hobson.
Those nrcsent were: Mrs! B.W.
ui the tea given M.onlav uftcrMr. nml Mrs. Kalph MyrUk of
Wilke .Mrs. U.H. McCaslln. Mrs.
’ noon ol Ijie l-K F U .E Il home
Orungo
City,
Mr.
and
Mrs.
J.M.
R. A. Wllllsms. Mm. II.N. Saver.
many attractive Hpiing iiutfjL-i
liayes, Mr. and Sirs. St. Clair Educational' (troup
Mrs. H.M. Watson, Mrs. Jt.W.
■u e i e M-.-i. . . MBS, FRANKLIN
While.
Jr.,
Lurlan
T.
John*
Ware, Mrs.- A C. .'MeRevnold*.
Meets At School ItFNNF'IT pHikrd slminbio In nil
son and Mr*. Albert Como,
Mm. g .r Dickerson. Mrs. -Mvron
; l * , . MBS, G. I», BISHOP wore
Smith Mrs. J.L Eminlsor, Mr*,
The Association pf ChildheiMl -tone shoulder pin and earring*
.lark McDonald, Mra. Georoe Har
Kdirntfon met on Jan. 8, at tb- 10 js-aW’h . . . .MARY HURT ANdin, Mr*. T.O. Pitchford, Mm. E.
I*KI!S1)N who i* always well
Suiilhside school with the ilm i,
S. MoCall. Mrs. D.C. Howard,
man. Mary Robirtvnn, opx'iiliVg the X i - limed wore her black ensemble
Mm. M.N. Cleveland and Mr*.
meeting with a devtuiotml and . I’eaiitiim-lv * ♦ . FItA Nt'IS BA 1*1.
wme mpuimitl'llio i H O 'I'T I i.
W ^ . FltU.
rending “ Nrw Yeat Tt- urgin''-.“
g lin t,X en bill dig* deep In the ground fur
worms.
Io arrive this weekend to visit
for a few weak* as the guests of
Mrs. M. 8. Messenger and Verne
Messenger.
Mary Ann Whelehel left recent
ly for Rrtnau College where she
Is a freshman, after spending the
holiday's with her parents, Mr.
iimf Mrs. Hugh Whelehel at their
home on MagnclTfti Avenue.
Lieut. Comdr. Huke Windsor
and Lieut. Comdr. W i I I I a m
Hodges, former Instructors nt th”
Sanford Naval Air Station, were
recent guests of Mr. and Mm.
James Ridge. They have now
returned to their station at Sea
Island, Ga.
,
Mrs. Efn-^MIril-T Olld iflAtigh
ter Joyce Irene arrived Friday
to spend the winter visiting her
brothei in law and sister. Mr.
and Mrs. Harry- Watt. DJ2N
Maple Avenue, and brother F.
L»e at 815 Laurel Avenue.
BIRTH ANNOFNCEM HNT8 BAD 2 c and Mrs, John L.
Crawford announce the birth of
n son Shannon lu’Koy on Jan. 1H
ut thr Fprnnlil Ijtuglitnn Memotml llnspitnl.
H I e and Mrs. Chaile* Beach
announce the birth of n daughter
on Jan, 15 at the Fcrntild Laugh
ton Memorial Hospital.
Mrs.
Beach Is the former l.ubt Mae
Lane.
rod m . . . . MB. a ml MRS K A.
GRANS of Sarasota -it-m to lie
enjoying Ihplr visit . . . . CAPT
and MBS. F. O MII.LF.lt ..f
Atlanta are nt (he Ynldei loi
a while
. . . nod one of thr
most ih a tm in g guests I* MRS
MARGARET C U I.U T A N of t ...
lumbu.*, Ohio
E. T.
Mrs.' ’stirieilphei'' is
* Hostess To Circle
TERRACE TALK
Mrs. Lucian T. Johnson en
tcrtdlniNl Inst evening with ■
Mr. ami
Lodge wtd
daughter. MJjNWgtJrtnlnel friends
In thfie h ^ ' V H ' d a y ' aftrrnoofi ‘ W11It i(\f tuibu^tw sii|)TK-r.
kVililam Wbi.’-entnd hud Chsrles
Stamper ch fs for the ’bccasion,
cooked the karlic(;us over an ofien
Tha woodcock ha* eye* set fpr
Mr. and Mr*. C. E. Rouse of
fltt-plnce Iii the rnrilen and ns- b a c k ,in its head so that It can
slstihl with the serving.
s*e its enemle* when its long Knnjia* City*, "Mo., are expected
ApJ'l oaim ately ab
j«y«f lilt’ iK.rasioy.
Panama T . . . the Co-'
Ullhw d u ll is planning route
iicllvilic, (or Valentine* Day ; . J
get out, ym» riMty golf clubs.-l
mb them up, and enjoy a (tame ;
Old Father Hubbard w ent to fl( the Scminoli; Country Club
I |i|.T i lint - u liglil Isn-y wool suit,
The secretary, Clilori* Davi
read the 111ill litt-, tin I I’xrAie i with which she wore it “sissy*
1,11 A M ill RF
liny gave the treasui •■’* t•-*»-=» ’ pink liiekey
..-1,1 t*i I YE
ANN
Mi* -Itavi also re.i f t!e-n|-i’i • | I H i l t :
in iriejiiorv of Mr- sieP a A im * I ADAM; -i -i ted with liie n i>
. ii L
inive tu-iii■! iiiimv lovely
*|+oi ii ., I Vf r - Mine tie l.onhI
i. ,i 1 . -n e n I i i nm • i mug the
Il wo- Voleil h) Do- g i. rp
ll’-.lg’- i . -!• bet o inlilmg
. rent
stleiid to ihc ( iiIIm s io - I i meto -end n co|ix of the !!«■ ol ill - - 11 ,-v r*ttttr th il ttlev m e poing
la mrnoirv nf Ml*
o ,»1 ■*
IIn-. H onda Slate I *tii.
, Journal for puh|tcati>n
- -<
■Gel Well'' curd* to Ml- H «
Fleming .m l Mi- Josepl n.i I.
sen; to -el a p'-rmsiu-ii'
it,
thud Tuesdsv in r i b
v
pc-1 i”, l for future Ii •
.
social meet ing <; and i-* -imG
"A Guide tn_ T ea ch in g ’ apart of the long- mi loi tre i
malning meet Ing*
The new nerotii! ria-li- 'i- irh, i
Ifntlr Hale of t,re.-i,v u 'i-, S *
u a - ITilr.olu e l .I-'I /alt Pi VI ; :
via- appomie I piiMn K-, itmlrr’iau
n r v v illu u iL
The program rbvrrrnrn. -t; ■
Jessie Russell. r:aie i|
tnllim
lag pi or I on I eurntiig to It-ad
Mm.vlitis*ell, I ij
'll
Wall
Both of Ilir-i- iirttri* -.-ere xfit
ten by Angel” i ‘.*ln
L R efreshiii-ni- of toffi-r- am
I dopglimith wen m-i "il.
hume o f
Avenue Monday afternoon with
the bnslr** n rhniimnn preside
ing over the nice:inv. Mr*. Far*
ft*pl (lutt lo t roodut led the Bible
d o ly.
Hf fiver* fur the ynir wort
elected p« follow s: v lit- i-buiuiwn,
Mr*. W, I*. Brook-. dr.; program,
Mrs. liny llrfH; secretary and
treasurer, .Mrs, John fu ll uni: mlsalon study. M is. .1. II. Odhamt
Bible study. Mr*'. (■arrest (lot*
ej*-|; publicity, Mr*.
A. Whld-
dnir; lirmiUnv. xtrf' Jufiirft' Sten-'
•tnirn; -stewardship, Mrs. II. C.,
Moure; community m i-iions, Air*.
W. II. Brinson; personal Worker,
.Mrs. W. A . f u g le ; social, Mrs.
Waydc Bucket; Mat.-ttrel Fund,
Mrs. J. T. lla n ly ; llapti-t Childlion* nt^f-i th an - other hotels
whiili ore. already filled . . . this
Js ’.In Mine In hid fur lullrhits
. . mu next >eui nr the yeni
afli-t
pleiit j o f people are
Ill’ll- fni . t i i e . first tune . . . senile
hi* ansi- ihry ehnsc this IAxil
.......... .
I ecu Use . there _ veet c
tin vacancies in South Florida
, . we have these people here
. . . hut what recreations do we
offri other thnn .the shows nti’T
huffit- hoard
Uttle Ellen Carter
Celebrates * Birthday
f, f f t to Effen' Em ripi-Carter,
ilnuphti-r of Mr. and Mrs. Bonner
I, r .u le f. was honored recently
by her mother « itli o party
celel luting her. Gist birthday at
■ben h o m e . The liny guest* *|n‘nl
ii picas m l limn piny mg with
toy* after which the honoree
opened Iter gift*.
Refreshment* of cuke nml Ice
cream were served by Mrs. Cur
ler assisted by Mrs. Richard
Vernay. -Mm. Joe Melsch and
Mrs. William l.udwig to the
follow leg- Ellen Col ter, HuOile
Cut lion, Dottle and Bobby Wil
liam.. Julia Ann "Vernay. Judy
Ludwig. Jane. Jim my and l.indu
Sin- Willianu. lairry HiVTlsfleld.
RlglPe .tl|1lllslUI,
Slioalll Best.
fx-tt mid Geittge Stunt huff and
V\ .iltei Mei t iwelhei
VI o Mr* Julia l.udwig. Mr*.
Anna Kehiuah, Mitt L. S. Harts-
A swtK-t rnuisi- was serveil by
tile" -h ixless to , the following; ■ ,
W** tftuie S’l'iviirt. Mi.** Marina
Fog, Miss Allio Trnffortl. Mr*. ’•
John Cullum. Mr*. C. A. Dutton,
,
Mrs. J, It. Ciihuni. Mrs. S. A. B.
,
Wilkinson, Mr*. \V, P. Brooks,
^
Jr.. Mg*. K. T. Young. Mr*. For- ' "j
rest Gatchel, Mr*. J. C. Callmun,
Mrs. II. L. I.eonu nl, Mrs. Roy
Brill. Mr*,- livid timHle, Mr*.
P. W. Moore. Miy. (’. A. W hitt
ilon, Mrs* J. II. Trolm-k. Mrs. t *
K. J. Cameron. Jr., Mm. Ilnl
i ’oihw j,— -*'drr - Mnrrax" .hitvr*. — 3
,, MAYO, Flu.. Jan. lit, (S p sA d )
-—luifayette . County farmer* are
going to plant inure than 50.Odd
slash pine seedling.* tills reason,
according to County Agent S. L.
Brothers. Many of these will be
plnnleil
*
windbreaks . around
field* to protect crop, Jrunt dam
age by sand blown by Ingb wind*.
i i
BLOUSES
I
Wonl ha* been racelvod by
Mr, mid Mr*. M. J. (urilgo that
their son Jessie has arrived
U iig Beach. Calif, after serving
on Guan\ and Is eg|>ected to
arrive home in two weeks at
.which lime he will receive his
discharge.
Hotel Varieties
terestlng guests . . , MRS. EMMA
CORMANY. who travels the
world over, of Chambersbcrg.
Pa. is spending the winter here
..........MR. and MR8. K. G.-HUM
PHREYS and four children of
Martha's Vineyard which" Is Just
off (Jape Coil are here for sev
eral month* . . . they operate
the resort . . . . SIR. and MRS.
H. G. TDM BULL of Butler, Ind.
and MR. and MBS. WILLIAM
MlI.LF.lt of Columhla City, Ind.
are guest* of MIL and MRS. J.
M. BQWLIIY of the Montexuma
. . . . MfW. IRENE ARRANT of
Sta|, Ala. ownar of tha Monttsum* HoUl Is spending some
IN AN -
ORIGINAL
DESIGN
. . stripml
willi nul, .Rtcen nr brown
Jeweler, has Ms dauyhUr. MRS.
HELEN CU8HfNa of Merlon.
.
You'll Jovg this beautifully tintpic dretw that takes a eve from it*
fabric. C h 'in tan ^ is an exciting
flamingo print on a soft to-touch
rayon shantung by Verncy. Cut
w ith talen ted Tekaa shears by
N ardit of D ili*, fas white, tut*
ural, green orchid, o r blue heaven
with harmonising flamingos . . .
with contrasting all wool jersey
f-*e-lew*
(A
wa
in wltilo
strija’^,- nittima trith tight ft*
—-■**v‘y«*Irt -trim
.-. MR. G. W. AUSTIN,
ager 6f Thorp* Furniture,
resident of tha hotel . . . ,
and MRS. LEO 8MITH of Ji
City, N. J. are also winter
dent* . . . . card garaaa o
sort* such at-cribbage, br
setback are enjoyed daily as
nrrri
tho oxer
im|Hil(ir tlrnw' strinyt ilwkHiw
blousv . , . nil pretty anti
of Canton,
tha winter In Sanford . . . . MR.
and MRS. W. A. BARFIELD are
current guest* uf MRS. AltR A ii^ri
MR. R. F. DICKIN80N, CW
AC Railroad official, and C. D.
CLARK. CAO official, of Ja-k•onvllle are guaaU at the Vildet
. . . . MR, and MRS. ALBERT
R. GUNN and son af Port WashPig ton. N. Y. ara
.. ..... 'J^S? g
it Savannah, Ga. are
soma time In tkia city
'U of .Jack-
Phone llff
CETOWN PI
Renemtlion
Tonlrtt
Thurwluy — Friday
aid and Rita
it popular 3-Ad Coi
“THE PATSY1:,
By Barrie ConnerIij|
j.’ :=T'. ,-!iv
Salurdny H:45 P.W
Simon Dingfelder
>1« Stone
Jana Gllmour
uriie Kircjihoff
Iftam L. Kanzler
’'r h
�I-
Rhe inquired pf a tall. jray-Ualred man, but promptly forgot hla
directions • • (he sputtered, “Thank
you. Mr. Wallaw." It wm Iho
retary of Commerce,
Champions
1945 Sports
key,' Swiss Gym. Society, Union
Cily. N. J. Women: Clara
Schrolh, Philadelphia
rhllnilelnhia Turners.
IIAMII1AI.L
Singles— Joe I’latak, Chicago.
Double*-—Sum- Atcheson * and
Ed'yard Detweller, Memphis.
Tcnn.
, *
1LULKCV
Stanley ‘up—Toronto.
'National League —Montreal.
Ain ir Iran league—Cleveland.
, 1<*L^mcrn Amateur—Boston Olym
pic'*..............
•
Amateur Hockey Association—
Seattle Ironmeu.
PACING-TROTTING
2-jfcar-old - -Pacers Ensign Han
over (2:0l*s). Trotter: Deanna
C
(2:01 )■’_____________ _______ l
J-jfar-olil — racer:
True
Chief
b
(1.69 .1Ml.*Trotter: Titan Jlao-over (|:58).
Agi-I x i’ucrr: Aillos (1:67 It).
|£Trotter: Darnley (2:0014)- Icmllng Money-Winning Driver
—Sep Palin, Iwlinnnpoti*.
*1-railing Driver — E d w a rd P*
l e g a l n o t ic e
1% T t r f i m i t i t c o t i i t o r
T i n : m v t i i .M u n t i l , c m «•» t r its* im h h iia is t s u
inn
s » ;tii\u i.t:
i o i xtv .
t v i it 1 1 1 1 : 11 1.
HfN T ltnM A tt,
,
w it n
,
*
Two of Sanford's most active preoentsHrp football and bas
tennis players. E. (1. Kilpatrick ketball team* year after year
of the -FWiihi State Bank qn l Is. to start the youngsters in
Daytona
J u r l o r lDsh
H lnh School.
g ch o o l.
_ .. .
Charlie Morrison of Frierson’s, Jurlor
have been battling for the heavy Beach has Head Coach BpIhe’WeL
shinier ami a group of aid*.
weight net championship of the
eity. Thus far, “ Egg" Kllpatrlrk Over - t Naa Smyrna ’Peach, It
KTiUTiT^arem TRat they plan to
keep Al Lagano after Hill Cow
hree.of the four seta nlayed. At
Hirfie could say was “ju it wall!’ an corvee back, riving the
achool two good eoachf*.”
“Del.and ia alrradv having
I.leut. Comdr: Bed Handers,
ditricplly in competing witn
on leave from his position a*
Nr» Smyrna on even terms.
head coach at Vanderbilt Uni
whfreaH the shoe waa on the
versity. finer ltd to be relenard
other foot a faw yearn ago.
from the Navy, today. The men
It’s been about lfl.jeara since
tor deellned to comment mi hla
the Buidogs as hipped Daytons
future plana or the pooalbUity
Beach. If foolbail could he Inof his being apnnintej as head
mailed In JunW High School
«iarh of the University of Florhere it m lght"he a different
ram VVHRKHOP.’ I Imve
Irrb of i|ir L’lif-iill I'litirl In sml
nr NoimImuIc ( 'iiniAy, KlnrI<1a . oli
bis Ihr lilt day nf Jonuary, A. D.,
GAtlt.ANI)
VV, HpENIfKfr
IPL rm ll. **»1B|t‘-r
«*,ii4n aa_lor PUInUff.
l»T. M\TII
MKWISUI.K
IN UIIS.
fo r
ilitu i.a
has
(0. D. LANDRESS)
Phone 1021
ottest Specials In Idwn
Price I
DliCtmiNO TMI COUNTIY-WIDI TIUPHONl TII-UP at the Labor Depart
ment In IValhlngton are (1. to r.lLCrucil Weaver, President of the Aatoelation of Communication* Equipment Workers; Howard T. Colvin, Aaaociale Director of the U, 8 Conciliation Service; and Ja m a P. Egf<
135—Clifford McFarland. Oklti
home City YMCA
128—Rlchard Dickerson, Okln:
hnma City.
121—Bill Klein, Oklahoma City
YMCA.
116—Hay Penlnger, Tulsa, Olds.
COLLEGE
•Eastern Intercollegiate—Navy.
Big Ten—Purdue.
There seems lo be no doubt
that this school h going to
mean a lot tax Hanford and also
to .the Dolg.-re, The ebore etory
waa kent out tor newspapers
covering the entire llnlled
Hla*** by the Aaaoeietrd Prea*
and the efforts of lo-al men to
situate thr erhool here hai
been paid for by thousands of
t’oUshed
F m b iu
Georgia 8wcet
fifty . Ubor manager of W E. Iiutallaiion D e tr im e n t. ( International)
Florida
dollars of free advertising at
be on the floor during the Rnal
four minutes of the contest Ju»t
make thing* oven,- Piitalurgh
{jgnchpd one of t^alr pUyera amh
still won by a score of ,4.1 to SR.
WASHINGTON; Jan.
A
girt
reporter
Canadian
Florida
lbs
lfl, m
new
t?
the
17«
P o ta to e s
10 lbs 4 1s
U, S. 1 Maine
ORLANDO MORNING SENTINEL
ORLANDO REPORTER - STAR
can s
Centra) Florida's Ltndlnfc Ncwgpapert'
For Dully Delivuty To Your Home
i Ph o n e
Blot Rdaa roctory Pack
tgo- w
RALPH RAY, Agent
Sanford; Florida
DRY CLEANING DEPARTMENT
Send your Dry Cleaning with your
laundry. We offer you a Complete
Service.
L
Fresh Fla. Caught
SPICED LUtJi
Red Perch
B U LK PORK |
LONG LIN K $.
GA. SMOKEjp,
KING AN'S EG]
SWISS Cl
O cean C a u g h t H e a d lose
YaljoyrUU
.Flo. Caught Bjfeckle
• Plront475
Tender Sk
f
SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY CO,
Cooked for Bolting
Phoits* <7f»
eMMUV OIIEK.MI)
IrefendSnl
To: NANVV DIIBENK. whose addr«r* . 11 unan-iwn
Nuilro i« im .i.f given lhal an
-gK tlon
-Dee’S Sign Service
JULIAN 8TENSTH0M
Herald 8portn Editor
*
. : netlvii
jeri-unt,, >« i,iv li nil anil aval ns
SIGNS
MORE CATT1.B FRED1NG
- MILTON, Fla.. Jan. IB, ( S o
cial)—More beef cattle are being
fed out for market In Santa Rota
County thin season than in any
Mason during the paat few yean,
according to County Agent Em
m ett 0 . McCall.
We’ve been pounding - right* nlong shout i r e l t l n f moremthlMlb ••Rnkebnll to t off -to arfVearJj
’’ord Junior atart down lnr I-rtkc_Worth yes'
. •
TH
' “
Jicd ay .w h ea^th
jfttcisIJaln
u
minifLirgrA* - «U-v—ISTKII T H A T !’ll Kll. *•! SI,
i
camp for ex*icrv»c«mtn began.
jig N W w iis n
—■■r
,
D efendant*.
bnscbnll and basketball at uunlor The ramp is being sponsored by
High, by the time they get into the Chicago Cube: and Ja c k Sheehigh school they'll bo seasoned gan, head of the Cub farm system
and experienced men and will ia in charge. Approximately 60
enable high school - coaches to players turned nut for th e ’open
C H A Itti, |f - i:11%e«. xm<t wife* — — more powerful athletic teams at ing scasion.
I'lU T l’K A U li.
(r
*11 Ve,
%»Iiur« Seminole.
I'liriMt an iiatu© J» u n k now n* JOHN
Branch Hickey lei New York
It aeema as though we're not
C. Wr<*lel.VTCM’K, If * llv » , itr»*l w ife,
v— ***
Mt M N T W K .
II
all tm the only ones, sold on this hies basehaH writers in on his Sanford
i_*fuIp Iia n iumhp U unknown* .illlinr
IIsm ' s ls>knl fl t MIt1IIIJ f’ii1H training camp school yesterday.
jihi I i f d n i i i*i l i t ' r h ilr » .
iHU told the Associated Praia the
i»r u lh ct c l» lschmd would open on Feb. I with
m an tv rlmiultiK by tlim uK li t*r H|t>
160 men participating. Riekey
tUr j lifin . ttimiT* itbfit*K m » u n said by the lime the Dqdger re
JinfM^n, a mi |<» a n y o ilie r parium#*
fit mu,
nr
|'i*fnllon*,
gulars arrive at Daytona Beach,
nniiiei|
unknow n* bnvir»«f <r
he ei fleeted Duroeher and hts .T1
:#ti*l»nllt*j in li-jh r m i| tin li t* HI!#
man staff of roaches, scouta and
or inter* »t *n *»r h i (lie i>roperty
Jones, Franklin, Mass,
li«f*irM fU r ffejrrlb cfl:
minor league manager* to have
Hambletonlsn—Titan Hanover.
Vou, i.it j c mi li tif >on, are her#*
s good line on the Immediate
TltAPHIl
DOTING
b> n p lilln j liia l h nw u rii Hill »*f
future of the players he carried
Ct*l»i|ilnlnt frAt* be^ii f *le-.l Itereiti^ Grand.
American Handicap —
elfi«ri l#«l lx semi iiimi rarli of ynu*' • Men: Don Etiglebry VermlL through the srnr oil Ills blltgleg
National defett.se- list*. He added
fbw p--1ft«■ befni; *» Mi.I t>t iju el l i l i f
ilon. Ohio. *\Vomen: Mra. Van that the rnlnp would cater to exb* fail'd a ilrre a lit e r tlt-iifr iM , ttittl
ythl tmJ esp b of ys*n n i e lii-rrby
Marker, Evanston, III.
serviccmen.
J l - iu ll i: ! .!»* iff-* lll^ l RfJ
Champion of Champions— Mem
|Tn* I I I t i l t
in am i .«*. ;wmi*
lUrkry silled that lha camp
Lt. Vic Itcinderx. Waukeshn.
ttolni County. * .o.itii, on m* g,tli
would be knoan as the “MontWi*. 'W omen: Mra. Hulh
t!-*) u t I r o t |tar> * A. I». l i l b . u ltiiM 1
real" unit but will contain most
-WM(« I ini'I
f"
#* *ifr- •’■A M'lli t.c
Kiiulh, Indianapolis.
of thr Dodgers and more likely
t n l f f e t l n g a **j .
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s
tio
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n
l—G
ra
n
t
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e
n
g
,
W
sfarm player* whose exact play
T h e p r u |y tt j
*.
-♦ o lilrb
■ Co. T e x .
ing condition in In doubt.
.s *uU* ht t f*
!•> ib**
All-Around--^Hudy Etchcn, Mem
C la fn tiff |w i. a (u*-s* ttt .kiuSm ifi
Uickey declared ‘ ‘‘I'd iny we’ll
I o iin iy , I'lufW *
tire pbrttphis.
C U lstiy d r t - r Ij—*I ns |> .l|..n * In .w ill
have ntiout IMS players at San-’
Junior—Jimmy
Williams,
NaushT h f IV S 7 i r lid lo s o f Ilia H W 4
font. Maybe 26 of them will be
wauk, Minn.
•’! H'V HW *i nr MfCrlnn I «. T ow non the Dodger roster. There’ll
WRESTLING
f h lo te Aoulh. I ls iia r 10 tUtal.
lie 14 or 16 catchera and about
th a t m r l I) tn e N orth or th e
AAU
: S o u th e r ly lln^ o f x i s i e Jiosd No.
Heavyweight—Richard Vaughan, 76 pitchers. Then »o’l| get a
first took al alt those nutfieldlng
LancaiUtr, T’s.
A I*** hrBlotilna tl ihk ffW Corner
- o l D*.' N « i: o f lh r N ’.Vly o f
KM Pounds — Hubert WiUon, phemmts my scouta h»ve been
telling me about. Billy Herman
T<.WH*h|p fn Xmittl.
USN, Corpus Christ), Tex.
run Ho, &* r hnte^
176—James
Dtrnehl,
USN,
Cor
rlmfnii i n |»(ilut nf
pus Chrlstl.
ft D ltliK liK Ir in s i
ICo—Dr. M. A. Northup. Olym
in the
pic Club, San Francisco.
B n*r”Pk'ljjki*|a«*i |ju *
166 — Douglas Lee, Baltimore
*1. Hv-rnlimit1 (?ffun>
rvcli w ,« k for
YMCA.146 — Gale Miklos, Michigan
Ctatulirte
IN
WKDNKfePAV, JANUARY 16, IDiC
JT1E JSANFORD IIBRALP, SANFQflll FLORIDA
P A G E SIX
GRADE A BEEF
Pork' toil
b e e n
Boneleea driakat
i-ruuaiit m « |m i ton ami that you
are rsnultnl l.i f.lr ai. appearanre
In lha sliSva Miiltlpii I'ourl Sn.l
ravse on or tisfnn- Ilia sih rtay of
Kahrnarr ISIS In
dafault
of
f tilth m M i^ug- will proerwt
.
Pot Kotik
#a joule.
.W lin ta a til* . ham l am i se a l at
cirri* o f Ihr fiH iM i t r l o l Couil
'
>b|a ■# A* A ar Of -Irre rm h rr
•A
1HKAI.)
C lefh
it. I*, lierndan
o f salil c i r c u i t Cuufl
J .f,f WTelfn#
- -Itija W
•
fifth
|ta f
bialllgg
j
U ttering A utT68inini6(ly
Hew Tart, N .T..0*at.-A .J«1.
O U Dutch
.
C le a n se r 2 ‘<>r 15c
Loan Service
M ad.
10c
L g e.
U t
a ck e rs Mb
wIf M*wtree. IBs,Mr,Ms. [1
n n
| ®j
is iE I P U D I N E
New Finance Plait on ConsutaeP Goods 25 to 2,<H
Room 8—
Florida State Bank Bldg.
Phono 83
ftiiik
U .ak
-
Sanford,
Y/c
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W E D N E S D A Y , J / N J M M \Q. 104f>
I i I IlgflU .V - ia 'l- ti'a 11II
TD K S A N F O R D H K K A U h 8A N K O R D FLO R ID A
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LEGAL NOTICE
PLUMBING
IT C U lJtT o r T ill:
U A I . T in t I IT Ok
o r r i n i m i i iv
I M i ix o t i : i o i m i
g Repair work a »i>eciftlty
Free estimates. Prompt nerYiyj
llo r n r )
.Va.
U 'lU tK V KVANK.
Roy Wall ,
9^ .
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RAYMOND M. BALL,'REALTOR
SUM
’
I ’ l n l t il ll f .
JKIVK1. K VAN’S.
6irt niktiuhvllie Ave.
J. SCOTT
SCOTTS SCRAP BOOK
j
D rfrm U n t
(iiiii Vr o r l*i u u i \ t io \
T o ; JEW k l , IJV.INH l«a< k Itutk.
lji»M'ru*«- C v u n tj, A tk n iiu i.;
You mi « u » r I I O I I I I M
iji.ii
• lilt fur il.vofOr
Iirrn f tl« l
c c B ln ii j on la lit* a b o v e «i> I. *1
ci.lt rt b> A l’ DJIEY E V A N S, ami
Him*, you Mr* o n lu a t l mid -*|pi|ulr«il
la f i l l y o u r w r itte n i f i n i «n,-c
i w i u i i u i i t or by a tto r n e y l in i In
in II o f r.,lat*t»lrU i n w ill r » u u on
ih r J ib il i j n f r m u a u . U M . anil
fo j l it r r .i f i t r til* »*Uir (totemo- lu
A JSiN 0 r N ( ’EM ENT
HARRY Z. SIRS BY, M.l).
PHYSICIAN and SURCEON
• M4 .MW .«»•. MOOUll^*'W»~ *»•». .14.
Tii a S an ford lO r t lll Is t w v b y
fW-JRltitod a . I lot Haw# !>»(,♦» In
talilvh till. N n llce .Im ll lie p u b lis h ,
n l o n e s a n o l i fo r four convcrtt
I l i a w eek "
~‘
W ltnam. m y hand Hint o ffic ia l
•• a t at S an ford . K rnilnule I’o u a l j ,
Z. ■c
kVwSs .
XlMMMlUftfJ th e t'|JeftinjJ—
ISEAI.J
■- .
it*en
IKOROUmHBRED*
a Purebred
T& A n y Ho r s e .
< H A f MAY"BE.
'HONE MS OR BRING YOUA-Ada ta THE JANFOftD HERALD
lo u t , (!»* word* to the Bhf, jfl'Jsalnt phdne Ind sddrtoj.
Ill id m llN tttn ti fw aitaaUoM i t # W wUl be charted tor at tha
egular ttaaalfkd rale*.
Oc per. Hna for oh* Inrrrtiuo
f
Sc par Hna for thraa inner lion*
*
17c t*r line for I laMtllona
Dwt'iisfdi
MISCELLANEOUS
IWRKim lIKRJKJVHKHB
E l e c t r i c llalhiw m Heater*,
p r i v a c y d 9f it t r S P B t i u u i s r
SI 5.07.
VOUIt natural dwirVYfmt.prWlev liq u id . TAni.brra. h a l v e ,
II. It. HII'K CT.MI'ANt. INC.
In money matter* U atrictl.v NOSK DROPS - . CAUTION USE
MOitEitN 3 tiedtoom. house,
respected here. FrhfT-.d# and ONLY AST DIRECTED
.
*
relatives arc not Questioned
itcaimbtc location, near achool.
Phone 650.
about your credit. Your emnloycr or bualnear. aaaoeiates
HICYXLE in caccllent ronditlon.
.-III not hear of your personal
$35.00. 510 W. 3rd S t
affair*. Thero la no causo for
ambarraaatntnL
,
OM'BOARI) motor. G I t !’. a
Reasonable credit requirement#.
Siinoco St.ition on r i r k Ave
Nft. <;o-nyikfni on money Ioann.
Kood runnlnjt condition.
Vari-IJ* haynu-nt plan#.
* FAMILY.I.OAN CO.
IIAI.I.AItlrs feed, BTOcerlea,, et; a
Phone 31
1 hone J105J. II. Q. Touchloi Florida tU nk Itlde.
1201 Celery.
•
*
At Service
YOU DRIVE ITI
S£K f) I'olatoe*, Puerto Rico lleiflutered Pnlomin.t Stud
Yam*.
Sanford Fruit
Co.. Ilcjfistcfeil Jetiey Bull
ite|;istere,l Hereford Boar
Farmer*# Market,
PHONE 200
Howard Ranch
H O U SE fin iln r. 16 model. Equij*- Im». ftanfnrtl Aren Phene R70-M
Cold Preparations
ired"w ilfT Rulmie K*3 ranjte.
MHG0. W. T.- F^rwlii, Sanforjl
Trr.iler Camp. ’
METAL KODFtNG
, Stock — Quick Shipment 6
"V " Crimp * and Corrujfnted
a ty ler and Flat *heeU. Made
from genuine *olld Aluminum.
Tbi* material i* very (tro u t
ami durable. 22 Oauge, U. S.
Government .ipeclficatiooa. It
in bent rtalstant and will not
rust. Thi* U surplus material
And 1* p rie d at $12.75 per
square, which is far below cost.
Avntiable' for 'iinmodiate ship
m ent from, pur factory, Phone
Wire or Write to Hal Fulenwider -Manufaciurinjr' A DUtTiptitJnr Oo.- P. O. Bo* 3361,
Old Lancaster . Drive. Phone
2-1730. Orlando. Fla,
RIDE TO Now Orlcnns. Ilalln.
or vicinity, Jim. 2H or
Phare exnense*. llob Marlowr,
phone 602-W.
WANTED: tood u#cd automobile.
Call Capl. Culpepper, (leneva,
phone 2243,
BABY carriage in jjood condition.
_Phone tOOi-MT. __
^
_
F i h <;e r s , - t w o
'Th u m b s * a h d
Y W E L V E l o E S — H (S
F/vftlER.
W A S <EM F lU C jE R E D AMP
Tw e l v e I o e p , a m d t o w a s
Hie C c : ( i i r r i r f , M i e n
W t U l ' i S 'T t l k
N A M E OF AM AMI
-fHATf H A S p i r
P E R S P I .R A Y i O H
> I'L L HAVE A
I k.nnici fee*; a^ H
at
pa
t
no cf !
BUTTER OR OLEO,
AND A’SPddNFlIL'
OF JELLY, PHASE
^rcrAL SPEL'TAi'US
F i t llW F M fE P BY
I.VJIULIII
Yrtt H i p P d P o Y a m i
C'Piiprill,
th at
Im
Idt.
Jcimiiti
ettit-Diwjkt
For Lasting Protection...
Use THaore Paint end
I Goat
u - n m v E - iT . in i
Southern
e21 B r e a d ,
•••#* *4»4 an
■ I, o f AD I \
SIONKARIK (JLASSic MIRROR CO
I I H V . 2nd S t.
HELP WANTED-
v #----- “
at Lantime or
to**1
PeT er T)e Pe<Tr JO® "Tem
STRICKLAND
MORRISON
WANl nl i
-#*?
•»-V »* t>
GIRL for -soda Fountain
ey’s Drug Store. Part
full tint*.
EXPERIENCED maid.
Hotel. Apply between
12:00 A. M.
6 H IA L IF IE P FOR
R L ^ lS fR A flo M ,
W H IL E A ":'
'ftlO R O U N B R E D
IS A D tS 'flM C T
" B R E E D OF
I'll.m e
»jrget wantedrelief
from fu n e tta m l portadlc p tln
V ald«
9:00 and
WE ARE 'ully equipped and
knnw him *\ R-'eap ynur tire*.
H otel Montrxumq.
Natural rubber or aynthetic.
b protect sidewall* of your CAPABLE Mlesladles wanted for
re*.
Tire Shop,.CofT
slc 'd y v.-ork. None f.ther# need
1st and Elm. I'hon* 60S.
'apply. Gmd nosition to rl-rh*
parties.
Weekly salary and
CORN'* — ALL YOU WANT.
cummii*.ion. The Outlet 4th A
$3.1*5. llunl'a. Tuxedo
Feed
Panford Are.
Sturt). Phone 358.
GOOll riding & work horse with RELIAnLK maid wanted for part
time work. Phone 1038-M.
new saddle, $100. Phone 708-J.
«
UPHOI.STERF.D fabrics, tapes- iW s Fn ESS SEliVICE
tries,
briK-iii. lie -.
damaik*.
Kjntltation leather and dntpery SEWING machines repaired. A
V/nbrics. AmiagcmenlJ for cot*
good r.’conditioned machine for
< L k * if « r k flesfml. I t S.
sate, William* F lilt Shop. 20$
m ow n. 291! N. Orange Ave.,
W. 1 s t
.Orldmln
fla
r
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Orldtwle. /la .
DOlMiK - PLYMOUTH
*
1911 FOUR ■d.jer
PARTS AND SKRVH'K
Mjnrmdta Ave,’
199 Palmetto Are.
Phone 1011
PARTLY furnished S rwim houms WABI1ING marhliie* rtpahradin iroud condition, acre lot, well
aml all home appljan'r*. Cald
. fruited, oarage. Owner leaving
well GeMral Repair Shop, 70'
town. Will-sell a t a sacrifice.
North Mills. OrUndo, phone
Fred W. Bender. Room 2, Fla.
(.1072. Prempt aervlce
Rtata Dank Mdg.
________
.AUTOMOBILE
. u i u m u u t i j E , painting,
) < a i n t u > | E i uelding'
A^*!, STEEL baby, bufgy. In«xRoy Heel, 300 W, 2nd SL
VACUUM Cleaners, refrtgan
RECORDS — Bargali counted, 1
Cos, T.ii Njn,;, , m set $r<
fo r $1.00. Bauer’s, U $ & P a rt
tuner anpljanoH aipgrtJy^ «
Ave.
bin red. We pick up and deHVa
- Kkrftric flervlee Cet, Pbena 10
fuVnitlire deal
JUST received: small shipment
Kumquat, Lima quaL Calanuyv
din. Pineapple, Temple and
Nava) 4Orange trees. A. K.
PosqfU ar. TIortaL ...
,V
ii running cnmlUioa. SeO after
4rjW p . M. R. W. McCullough,
.
' V
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-
0 FT, S1I0W case. Hanson Shoe
/ W W K ’ •;
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1930
D O lK iE - ’ Sclart.
w fl)
HAM!
J GLAD I TOOK l
MOTHEC TIMM S l J,
AOViCE AnO & ’T
o u r OF TVIE WOU 'E
To All Your Bakery
Needs - - H 'a
W. tot
T£il tCJHT- A f V > jr ' ~
1 »xi GSJAB THE S U C K CM,CK
1 O N Y O U C R IG H T <
SW IM G
E P P O U fiD 0
HOLD E P
— 7
T IG H T <>
feel
nlw uys Ircuh w h en
y o u buy It a t
r ® 4* / B e t t e p
f .•
alpha- . '
Rohli's
Home Bakery
to
r> HEY' THAT MUST S p THE L
' -oOUACE OAHCe SMC tVA*S
Pbaa* B4I-J
TViANlCS
m.iJ t v I’ r-br.lrV iw
HTAKUL
in Santord Frida;
>r service writ* Singer
Machine Co. .1$ Wait
, Orlando, Fla. or m U
y_PAUL ROBINSON
SMELLS LIKE IM *•
W HAT5"
THE < GETTING THE OLD
RA12LE DA2ZLE I
SCO PE
PLAY* WHO IS C
SHE GIVING SIG-J
NALSTO, IN THE J
HUDDLE s
t and P ou n d A i l J t jk p d ei^lo at sunday.
a rd If returned. No quea-
r ADOCE
SQUACE
DANCING.
J I’D ^
RATHEG
E A T . 'r
lets purrwe show
fcpKAV.." MAY6E
r\c A N w in a t
O N THE W A D . f r - >
\ \ *> \ V C A ie S - 0 ( 0
THIS P A N C c IS j
so M E -< p r
THING.*1
niTH
snford.
A$ A R C K i A1
sell
.XT » A0APTT
, t f
-4 L a t
j. t
A W E D TO R^NT F A f t R E L I / S
serving.
citizens' 6f Sunfo
V ie 'fm w m Hhir
you lif t to4*y
I idk'OW
W HATS
W 3CFJS
r^ lT S THESE SKI 4
1 BOOTS/ THETBE Uh o l d in g ME DOWN
3. y RAU1.RQBINSQN
a . <■» . ^ii*
o '
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Kfr;
f-
WEDNES0AT, “JANUARY 16,"! 916
THE-fiANFORB
PAQE EIGHT
H
in
■■■ ! >■»
riing center, according to Ml** m ykwi .ri»t |oont a* .the totn»to
Mary Diiron, horn* nit♦ f t' The
»TOR t riKRCE. Fla.. J*n. i«. meat will l* used for cloy fe*M('Special)—One hundred I -pbund* The volume of tomatoes and tom
•pof horae meat were recently can- ato Juice going Into can* at the
Kauri la a reeln secure,! from
ned a t the SL Lucie County can' center la e i peeled to show a New
Zealand. a.
h o RAF.
Me a t c a n n e d
“Where Customers Send Their Friends'
HOME CONTROLLED"
* 201 Kant F irs t S t re a l
S a n fo rd . F lo rid a
For
Quantity Right* R**erved
Piicai Good Thru Saturday. January 19
Friday an d Saturday
J/XT"P
U 175,000
'
Celery
2-heads
lft-lbs77 38c Lettuce
Potatoes
h i *|
15c
Cauliflower
•**--*' •* —V.
Collards
lb. v s Lge. Bunt
"*_ r
a t ‘her new num|>*r *evem and
sighed. Bhe ci* making her first
trip to ‘the urilted State* aa lit*
only woman member of the Yugo
slav Rwl Cross delegation here to
Cross methm
p
n
t
.
h
l
l
d
r
p
n
American
l l l C l I y V ' l l l l t l l t r i l ,,u d lr she
V || bom ln Trieste in
----------1911 of Slovenian peasant parent*.
ADELAIDE KERR
learned five languages, married a
are whole galley* !n sculptor and mothered a son. Afia, where only women ter her divofee and the invaaion
te n live
live today.
ii.lav " said
«aid Ne\ ’n- uafn iYugoelavia,
worked
ten
d e r < r o u n she
d for
yeartiin lhthe
rn
*her, 34. former under- fought In the Partisan army with
rorker ami lieutenant In m*n under her command.
•.
>»lav Partisan Army.
“The war has made a revoluj wonder wh*t effect llv- tionarr change dn the statu* of
that without any man Yugoslav women," she said. “Hock
ive on
*"
old
lh*u
.Tf " aofpoa*‘i ?
„ . a.. woman's
. , ■emo.
country
were kings.
When
e. Lut they don t have Bnt wcn( to market, he rode ths
tlonal life and they don't donkey and his wife trudged’ beThey are so overworked hind, carrying the load,
g those devastated valle> >
‘‘But during the war women
wood, gathering mud to | played a very strong psrt in
mses. trying, t o _ acrape —the country's defense and men
enough food to* live— got used to taking orders from
'l have time to think of them. Today Yugoslavian s o n else.
en have' the vote, equal rights
hey will go back t o , being «iul eatlel p ay for equal work,
ignin eventually. T P ill If their ability is superior to a
1 nfii-r r " that time -vr man's, they get the Job and men
n war. The young ones work under their direction.
Y never would, but they
“ Lots of young women have
.married the men they fought with
uirso we all thought we during - the war and are going
crasy trying to get u ied iriRnt on with their careers. Woinrt again after living ao > n
in every phase «l
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Shoulders .. whole . Ib.^.. 29c
Hams .. whole
Sides
Heads
Veul Bruins
Beef Bruins
Pig Liver
"MOK »'ll
Shoulders
Sausage
lb?
* Lerett'e Enriched White
34c
Steak
WeinerH
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RV.MKII
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Red Bliss
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P o ta to e s
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Idaho Baking
Polished
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P o t a to e s
Canadian -
3
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i t b s e n iin lr v a oenn/im is* mn,l null 11.
i L
Bonolas* Brisket
I . . .
aaid, ah* pasted a peasant trudg
ing down a country road with n
not change. Oar feet hed grown
so big froai marching barefoot
or In ihoe* big army shoe i, w* ' Said the peasant: “I'm leav*
could not wear tittle shoe* aIng kerne. I don't like this new
gain."
.government. If they are going'
Kralgher—smartly coiffed, but to make this kind of mistake*
without a sign of lipstick—glanced In the beginning. I might aa
well go now. What mistakes?
Giving women the vote. There
wo* a time when a man had
soma righto In hla own bom*.
Rut now the home I* full or
TELEPHONE
women arguing politics from
- OPERATORS
morning till night. I’m clearing
KRAUT
H to k e b ’s
T n a lv
Starting Rate
6 d ays----- $26.00
King
MILK .
17c 3 Tall Cans 25c
IVORY
SOAP”
CONDITION OP CATTLE
Single or Married
A gee 16 . 35
Experience Unnecessary
• Paid while |e«mito|r
• Frequent increased
• Overtime saw
Medal “Kitchen Tested1
C old
'
•
•
P a id vacation*
T ax i-cab s e r v i c e
la te h o u rs
SEBRING, Fin., Jon. 16, (Bpeclal)—The early winter season
finds Highlands County cattle In
only modernUIr good flesh as a
m u lt of the drought during the
firnt half of 1046 and the very
heavy rainfall daring the lost
to County Agent
fa
. M W IT Si
HOl-U
WKOas.
iCond., Milk can 15c
r r L A o ro « » : * « * « « « v a l m s v u . «■m f t Corn No. 2 can 12c
►
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Tomatoes ......... 14c
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Potted M eat.......5c
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Apple Sauce ea* 19c
A ral*S r’s l.a a e h m *a».
Treet 12-oz. can 34c
1-IIII.V tlR I-rtltA ’
Cream Cheese .. 10c
a t.
Prune Juice q t 25c
i.nii* AaOr r» r.T * n iis tn a <*•
Greens ............. 12c
tO lA r j* * ' V s lv w la
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JUAN UP ANU PONK AVI)
Beans No. 2 can 12c
mils* »«r*ined
Baby Food .. jar 8c
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1
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT
WAFER SLICED BOLOGNA
BULK PORK SAUSAGE
LONG LINK SAUSAGE
GA. 8M0KED SAUSAGE
KINGAN’S PORK SAUSAGE
8WIS8 CHEESE
EsJ,C5>tb 25c
Jtew Pack Sauer
pounds
APPLY CHIEF 0PERAT0L
v r
--------- -
“Then my uncle said I must
wear lipstick. Hat I couldn’t
beer all that woman stuff at
once. I Just said I wouldn't do
It. After a while, though, ,w*
all got llpalkk and cold r rfa n
COFFEE
SO A P
8c
60m*<mm*w
f Tongues lb 43c Chuck Roast lb. 27c
IVORY
16-oz loaf
M»^«WWa
MOM THAN HAlf the (( 7,000 U. 8. *oIdler* In the Pacific will he returned
home within four mon hi. declared Secretary of War Patterson during
nobUiution dcmonatratJon epidemic center*. It
hla trip through the
ha* been estimated ll ‘ 371000 nrn will be required tor future garrison
purpose* and flgun i on map tndfcat* haw the*e may be dialrlbulW.
Arrow* show whan moat of the men to be raleosed are now stationed,
Manila (I) hs: bf* the flo ra ccntrr of tr®no pr»n«ta (faternello-ial)
I 3 3 3 T.
21
Taney Patna *
R ic e 3 ib* 3 7 c Bread
Mustard
.*3
Now Crop Florida
.
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——
Bleach £-ool 19c
Ocean
SUNOS
Lge. .Stalk. 7c Strawberries pint 35c
Bananas
Wonder or 33
4)1)
1w n f o ^ 1"" O.raato this year wlU
�Defendants D i s p l a y
— Visible - S i g n s—Of
Fear As Prosecu
te tor Makes Request
(JEKNBERG, Jnn.' 17.—
a P)—The French prosccutorr «t the Nuerbcrjt'” wit
crimen trial, Francois De
Menthon, has demanded that
■tern punishment be meted
out to nil members of Nazi
terror organizations. Hun
t'd * * of'thousands would be
ivqlved in the mass punish*
Churchills Arrive Fnt^Vacation
Mac Arthur Says Too
-Much- - Demobiliza
tion Will Affect
Military C o n t r o l
rm
• WASHINGTON. .Ian. 17. i/IV—
General Douglas* M.icAithtir to
day warned Cong r e -, tin t any
attempt lu cut Pacific forces
iu-bov fhr m; - k ronterfiplated b y
T ly 1
uht—Ip bis words—
.ei.hvn to a ' dangerous degree
, the m ilita r y cunt *.-4.- » m Japan
i and Korea. He expressed tils
viewpoint ‘ in a cable which w as
placed before a Senate Committee
I by General Dwight- Eisenhower.
.
The July I mark utulc.
»n•#
j ald*t alion i« Ulii o.,o.-e>
A tn meetirtiT earlier this week,
Eisenhower twd aid the army doim ih!|lial|un | <>Urv m the I'licin.'.
Theatei wool I bv tu t to 3 73.-00
by July 1. Today** reference t.i
400,ROO men iippaiently rncltidoa
nr) additional I'J.IUKi who w o u ld ,
Ire on dut in Alaska b id .h o .
■Chinn area on July I.
,
The cable y i . given to the
Senate cutnntinee after 1a t *-i at
Eisenhower hod appear, d to ex*
i plain further the A rm s d.
L O N D O N . J a n . 17. (A P ) —
( ‘zcfhoxlovnk F o re ig n llin is * l«*r J n n M axuryk Inis iihijmm etl In t h f l ’,NO ( it'in in l Aou'liibly, (h u t th** U m V d N a
tiim s oM itrol th e e n tir e w orld
n n m m n n t. in d u s try iiu lu tlin g
a to m ic bo m b fiictorica.
DflfkMtt-a . ap p lau d ed D ias.
•" r h e n t'f o r Which De* 'Menthon
•rju fil. For the 22 lop men of
the Sari rejeime, the Frepch
prosecutor demanded • death.
De Menthon himself ia a wound
ed war veteran. He drove home
•his pointa against such organiza
tion* as the Elite Guard, the
Storm Trooper*, and the Gestapo
with aurh eloquence and fervor
th at the N ail defendant* in-the
^prisoners * pen showed vlilblc
" ‘m i of fear.
‘ The F jtnch nrosecutor conceded FORMER BRITISH PRIME MINISTER Winston Churchill in com jdlirnlmo
polt* y lie c ivi his
_
that there might be .oblections pany with Mr*. Churchill ia pictured In front of a battery oC micro-| ie*iuntin>
.ta v ia i
ta n n ihli
.to' the. . mat*
..
-punishment
,
.. .of mem, phoae* following tlrelr arrival in New York aboard the liner Quern .Senate .Military aubco ipnitleV
, * V5
i EliiabcthA fter a pres* conference, at which the British leader urged
In iv.tHiMse to a question shout
tin C -n e o Fisenhowei i *iiiiitthe *s*rret
secret "of’
of the atomic bomb be closely guarded
” *lon’
,J eCl!!r*d- w|th0Ut jithnt
that" the‘
the existence of the*e groups, 1
c>n establish
. . . . i.ii.1. -------proper controls,
—
i he Churchill* left for Miami eil t i l l ’ lilt- ie |ile .e t
'
’ad* W >1 It
t IIlkF I Ki*l<l \ * l n \ uri.l .tShrt ' it III
»•« |t rt ,| tf
without the spirit which animat where they will vacation as guest* of Col. Frank tiurke "f < auada jU-tlOenl In Vi ■ I u lin ■
af * ,i r* ini-ii « i f t if, f t i*»* -• n« 1hr
IM iflin
xbirtv
ed them, it would be • impossible
(InlcriiBiioi'.kl i
——
Of> ,-ie
'I t lu ,| jtfll i It* h«»h*Ls\ ifi-ir
t'l
t i it'Hin I'
to understand how so many alro1111\ I 11, t 1.1 . Jail
I
t.J’l
Tfui <ll><
citiea could Lav* been perpetrated.
I 'ourt -01,111ini tun niiI■-I eii tmlliy si- - - Sentence* of death for the lead
irthflPr rtfof- Ttnr
The m
mol
f*H n:»?v‘ tfihti«*r
n l - rI'neTflc
u r t f lr l
*
"
“ ■
e r * and punishment for the tfiem"ber* of the terror organisations
would, he argued, serve ns a
tioii jo t»if rum Jhe toiler " M
• foundation for the moral uplift
Ij*>u*»| l.\ lit** im*>1 Pin it u i ‘om*
of the German people.
mntuiet
|.*rtits ( i n o i.i l llohert
I
Hf« liMMitnn, .ft,
Richard Brown Kimmel Reveals f
Is Discharged Fleet Not Meant
From U. S. Army To Defend Pearl
;
;
r
.
V** tamain’a
farm er f’rlm *..M (____
...____
t e r , Winston
Churchill -. who reached Miami
. yesterday -u Is |n excellent health
a lte r hi* 4,600 mile Journey.
A Florida physician gave Mr.
Churchill a routine checkup this
morning and announced that the
71-year-otd English war lender
suffered no ill effects from his
. trip aero aw the Atlantic to New
AYork and thence by train to tro■plca]
southern
Florida. Mr*.
Churchill also ia described in go-vd
health.
The couple were invited to at
tend the opening of Hialeah rare
track’s -40-day season today, but
they have announced that they
plan no immediate appearances,
latst night-before dinner, Mr.
and Mrs. Churchill and their host
Col. Frank Clarke, a Canadian
ru:nip paper magnate — took a
hour’s drive around the
J i i isurely
i
^ i aaimed
l
fringed canals and along
the ocean front In Miami Reach.
They drovo in fen open convertible,
accompanied by fe Scotland Yard
man. The famed Briton was In
high spirits and occasionally wav
ed hW> familiar " V for Victory”
sign to cheering throng*.
Negro Dischargee
*t)n Train Arrested
After Disturbance
Tollofrmg compliant* by « con
ductor of ACL train No, 7$
■ t t n a 'd n rtii« n -tR « n rr-!w r™ '« *
soldier, we* creating a distur
bance. Raymond Myrick waa ar
retted on a charge of drunken- nets and dlaorderly conduct, aecftrprding to police
Patrolman A-L. Tlndale also
reported that Just as be was go
ing on duty at midnight he saw
soma sailors trying to carry
away a Lcoin operatad typa of
weighing scales on Park.Avenue
In front o f' Mickey's Pharmacy.
The tailors ran and be recovered
the machine which had been
In ‘front of tha Floyida
Rial# Bank I t ' bear# th# Inscrip
tions. "Character Reading*. Your
M f a t# *nd F ate” and belong* to
AM # XUna'eiek.
Eov T. J 'h n io n of the Majestic
C arolv« |' show* m aivad
a fe srjjs .H fu ,
#T*nl"r fo r Injuries and reported
to o"Hee th at whll# in a dark
U nt b - had been hit by an iron
pipe, bo» not knocked _oul by
two arsallsnt* .whom h# boat off
W
' TC1VNRENI) COUNCIL.
TO MEET
, n t.ir L t C*i
tel ery Program
Is Adopted By
livings Division
FVC Division JAI K.st Nyj| | Y yJiiIi
Shot th rtffer the uitlvi wnx
tf«ue*i. it ayNin fliitclo'tnt t hat
! |hirc*
mm »ii the lhtw<iilull {liipai tnient tool low'll yyidllictl
-.In
loylijickr pending iiiV'esUga* I 4;
No charges wyre plnred1
; against the trio, but 1’ublu* It*-: ‘
iniioii* o fficer <‘oi u dsuii t.n d -N-f
aid u
was
It w
as knovril two ut
.
Churchill Is Iu
Tells
Inquiry
He In,
Excellent H e a l t h Served In P a c i f i c t. e n d e d . Jl,o' .l^se
Itifi,,n.
Area W i t h 11th
Journey
Airborne Division For Jap Offensive
9
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[
WARHINCrrON.
5an. 17. 7,T’l
First Set. Richard B Hrown,
WAHHlSriiTON. Jan.
ran .tfhe
tm- men had participated >>'
son of Mr* Jesse F Moseley and R*«r Admiral Husliand Kimmel prrvnm* demonstration, ifgaio. i
I^ n d so n of M " J. a B .li o l, l» H fie d to.lay that he never
.he Jomohdi.atinn ......... .....................
hi* •umetl th»t the l*ncific M*>#t
»ver only th«n m tivno^
Hanfordr recently received W»
Nuuvl
nt
I’enrl
Harbor
to
pnd*
t
C. t nuil KimMiHowpi \ pxplarmto'o
discharge from the ■Army at
lie Mud that Ik? h*id u»*‘nf the '|rtm>ltili*Jtlom proKrai i
Camp IHandlng q/tar nearly three
years o f service. He if to ,be runted the Fleet %>va* there to
. eon- wen- under »rurtiny
(»cnrin| HifhjirfljtOlt's nrilei Into
mnrrinl in the near future U ^ ttlct offensive pijerations In the
lievin—Sayti—Hrit ish
Planning To Place
Mandates Under
UNO Trusleeahip
Secoifd- Schniou Of‘ J79th~(1oiTgre3s Ai Opening '
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Cars* Shipped
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Sailor* Recovered
From (li Jden l*ake
event of war with Japan.
itittK further doniuiuilrntiim* uh
bliss Icruise Perkins.
Kintntel made the aiatemeut der penalty of rumt*martin) apSgt. Brown received three bat
tle star* for action at New hefore a Senatr-llnij*f inquiry *piiev to both ofllrovs and onll'tGuinea during the l.eyte Invasion while describing the ao-cnlled w nr'cd men of his tvtn.lnnn.l li hnand for the Philippine liberation warning he received from the Iwen dispatched tu nil rotnrmiuil
i„ the mid l',u tfn Then to
campaign,, and the bronxc arrow Navy Department ten d u » before
head fur Invasion* of Naaubu the Pearl Harbor attack. Kim- amf eople* have b o n fifr'vanli t
and Bstanga* ns n member of mel — who was commander of t.. Ki*er.howei ,m | t,, Gem-m1
the 127th Airborne . Engineer Ih* Fleet in 1S*41 -- -»i>l rnitny M ,„\rthltr in Tokyo
,
1 A h h I . V \ I > Iftti i , ( >i«(» mi l ( iiufllll of ! IlMItlbt'f "I •
IV •
Battalion of the t 1th Airborne that vr l.r warruiig #t<l<le-1 lit He. if
■t ( i • r 1 r-4.111
i
in fln»n*.
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|h \iM o n
«if
th e r4|nl S c c r .'t m v nf th*- .M I ■ » *
NVr* \ *»rU ftaiooi
a d*t*n*"i
Division. The Division had 16 anything, to previous* mc»-age,i M
u*
The\A dm irnl ntninfaincl th a t1 ,r(
. ..»
'-•litln
Vi’ift 1 ih!o
• '»fnrnil tt^1, itiMji liu|ifuvomriM
t h i i "i
months of cornhat from the J u n
J * '( d
, f . i i o i*«-vii it..I lf(«-l
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gles of New Guinea throdgh the me*Vge received ten days he- , J
lit
i i"i '
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t 'h a m U ’? of Com iili'it't* for (m u I'llSp.l fill' liOk.ii*
ii ato fin- Eft.- (on, Ktn l^uj! nim m ufilof. who
Ixryte anti Luion, and after being fore the
■ — ■■
—
yrnn, *
medial,
not (Hi! tn
flown to Japan! waa one. of the a w arning”of a surrrise tflta-k!
* t*r%f/illv j rtdd.-d Hint
1 * the difficulty tn *loIt
w iui
uUo
ittinokiitri*f| (hat nee. nrplitl
Ho pr o jn f ■ flt'tddnfi CutilUr .th e U l y vijis OuV tn t lir
advance elements th at on Sept. 1,
^Kimmel said -• while discussing
Htil|df I*. Mirkluun, tk |nit) - .Mima upon iv'■at A!i. iff it *(i .mh’IrilliwI i tlm i wntrr hpiiciftllir
entered Tokyo.
, **,1•i , ,. .-it. i,
r t l"f f
Ki'i «»f tho Florida Plnnur* • mil
His battalion sailed May 2.
t a|M
f .1*1*14' "paid ( riltttl«* ly
H iltio r
dlnce
M n n li.
I 11
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►vi* > i: hd flw.'H!. t *.msl Ijdnfd
1044 from Los Angeles, and waa used before in a Naval message
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In New Guinea for six months,
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then was uucstluned' u. to why' J'eed of n way lo rvpand t'i'lei > e supply .nil need to Im re not with Now i or k Hint I uh
V v .lii.m it.,
where It underwent training for He
W ( I h n iil J r»*U. f ln t lllt i i m iu ilt ' h !
he
had
not
asked
Admiral
Han.Id
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markets
to
take
.are
of
tnrren-ed
combatr On Nor. IK, hard action Stark for an explanation of a n .
tl a hi I Iho mi,on utifloi f Motti a (o*
Ia
•
i ..i-i.
tin t- I 11 J? 4>* •
l>itt*cloi Ju» Finn
MOlllfht itll|ltll|f-il- Kjowrr*.
supplies due to a 2,rani iu. lv in
came In the invasion at Leyte.
pintidod fool (uwlt * ,»*ir| mittio a
Italian it t I Mt
Sjfvinjf^
Ilmtilo
|h
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nart
term.
t
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.
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planto
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1•»» *,.#• tar.
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pul
tn
KDnniol
by
Cummitlce
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mountain jungle* and
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of removing wounded mfcn and
.
i
aeelion wu* 1<»lnv
...*t 44 L u ii U il l
4 4’ ti
Klmmc , urnwered. . that
m ,bnli rtlarlr*
,
tv WrM, , ,, 1I'll w -■*r u p tflt . |( i t "M 1r I 11nil 11-laid I 41itd<*>'fajo' m-i 14t| t v
i . liWiti J « t i - m n |tli* " !:l in b * -i) h.ei ri - .
i > it(» 11
quite a few Jossec tesulted in
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d
not
naked
for
an
explanation
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hand to hand fighting. Sudden
StHnfftnii i nwi.4. I
he did ant ronsider
fill pul*
thought b e. 1 Imc Im^ojii ri'ijUeMcd In Sr r
•IT m l t|t»lf '* l)n
u ''market which Imlnv
d |iin ■
descent of 200 Jap paratroopers cause
I ihc inko
phrase,_
war
warning,
an
extrn
.
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1l
I
rJtmjp
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oil
J*
nil
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niii'
tfht*(
tivt'i
yon.f
mil
thin
tl.T
b
to
$2.60
It. pet
on an nir strip resulted in some- ordinary term. He *aid Hurt for I of
Not hmI) (i>sii’liitlt- livit runty
ih.M
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hoi fighting before the Invader* this reason, he was not influencedlt I rrn‘*'-' . .. ,
i
I vii'itUtOI j hjii ImiHpfi t*i| ti|i;iH'
I
"mil
mil"
>nd
if
the
pr:Ve
n,
not
sufficient
j
lew
urta
dolltfruv-ycnt
t
«
,;
written 'to ll
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The follow m
w ere'wiped out, said
Brown.
ill* Meet
Fleet to drop ad
nl‘ menl was n»*ii tnday J.y M.U ..then. aoinejHj.lv umt maybe cveryxjsu ti. to -a c t a* 4 tidirorm. «>i Mr.
in*tnhlo*! /ftftft Ttir
ih*<I ikltlK. Mfa JMin-rOtf - «7lhl
to order■ the
On Jan. .71. 11*46, the dlrUion training
Oilior inombiTp #t* iho
nnd-go
allpiul
securl.
t
r
nml*
go
on
all,out
scturi
OHihiy
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1
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.
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minify
thus
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ta
le
Advisory
t
imiruittvith.
DswxnH nntiiyrinj; (he situatnm
landed at Huron and at TayUy
(iUttol .VtiMlittl'y vkln* ii-t-iktoil in
ty
bnsis.
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"Snmeone th.mglit they wete
had Ita first-m ajor engagemanh
f c a itll KrrK M. I*. Unhiirn,
4K»rNhin t*f itbirh bti^ »mt
nnfipliii'’ t|*|M»* i *»ii iW oitrnni/*i I\ho
making _ a wJltl sUUcurenj »lum tmicb srpJrry .«?»*■
foliowetl by fighting at Nichols
. ^
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K. A* Ia*Midmi her if, E. F.
(>c ft lit lb* inon* niuiiuuN in
o w n s Service .........nil two "f tlir . , ........... K
Mail
givi.
Balangas, followed by the cap
K ' . S w ' ™ ‘i u S till
i
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tn
fuliow.
JUKI
ihit
wrnkui
,
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ture of Manila. After mopping
cm ,.,tv Mrl‘. 1 tlmt tjall
K w . KOM and V It Johnh.
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till*
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.*ne. will ht»/4- Ih’C’h Nlmkrn oui ;C a p t u r e d N t'^ rO IS
up operation* at Batangaa, the
u , .
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t’JettiVi* hci
vui* tifii v, /\iih
m'l'ii
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group remained a t 1.1pa for re
,he
rt,t7
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.
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l
—
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I
middle
of
the
month,
and
it
titnincrl coflldlrftitfir Hint ftfiy Vi?t» *
organisation during the summer
George Tuuhy, local automobile j d ear that the market i* unable
“The other school of Hmuifhl
\
_ __1 ___
eran In treed-of n—istnnee citrtld j p Jlw. , u C .,4 L b . . T r i i l l
months and on Aug. 13 w*ro
l.-en not - agree with tl.c “ Devil |
trlcgTatn Vo F.lRco 4'hu-l Ibty report to Mi. I'nUer f->t ntfotmu- 'L i l S t S o i l 1 O i 1 i l u l
flown from Clark Field-to Okina dealer, waa selected yesterday as 1 to absorb such heavy shipment
chairman
of
“Veteran’*
HomeThe
winter
eelery
nrreage
in
linn
take the hindmost” policy a n d , f . Williams reteivrd
li^ it
wa. All type# of plane* w«w
By County Court
an estimated
2otitt acre,
to I># harvested
in H*tn.
Tin., put* forth the "Live anil let.;N athan Mayo, Mute privm tomused for th* flight and Sgt. coming Celebration” which is to J creased
tiL*tr Sifllil th,(t
bo
sponsored
by
tho
Seminole
estimate is possibly 2 nr i|IKI iivo" olive branch by proposing mi)tBjontirt conflrnuil tho fnfcj IHa t hoNiiilnl infuinmtfnn r(»uli|*tn' <»b* i .
Brown said he mad# lh» trip -------„ ------ .
, v.
.
u. i ,
■> v-t
Chamber
of Commerce
1aided n t„i..,
Ll«>d .F j ' "«uit> fo u rl. with Judge Jt. U
In a B-24. From Okinawa they) aCounty
n d . scheduled
to Uke
place In acres too high, ! but oven to it | programa lot the m.lustry by Willie Hamilton, negro, tvhp f j .
Wait'
pi
.-Udine
met
j
.
l
i
i
d
r
i
)
and
presents an unprccclfotcd siluo which everyone lun pfltticfpate charge* in C lrtirlt.J’TOrt, o f .***>- lloyio’s off .re T " IJiwtoi
taken to Japan on Aua f t - Banford on April 8rThe ‘•committee which met yes lion.
•
m n market by sacrificing part bing tju- till of the-»Snnfriid Ave in c J7‘4 . i ; u o f n l r i . , i l n m f o r vet *vl ii number nl cases and t-slieatWhll# in Luton he was ^sT ted
“Tho celery nmrket bus been <>f hi* crop ip ordet t-* get a good nue Beer Garden ye<terdn>\ ij'o.t eran-, i - m r r s i' . . . , f u n d - c a n he is I tionits, The ( 'mil t will meet
by CapL Volla William* ’of tha terday tq discos* plans for the
Army Air Coroa. Bgt. Browrfx celebration, will meet again next glutted and bar nlvuiys l i e - | price for th a t'p a rt of it which escaped convict .from th« Motif ‘rtthlrtcd through the Amerlenii foi tiinl td t.V es ut !U i) A. Jl.,
riblmn* Induda Philippine Libera Tuesday afternoon a t 3:30 o'clock anticipated at aloiul tho peak' - ■!«* go to market. The sacrificed prison road gang. ’
lied C iv ;, aur! cinplnynicnt mat oji Fell. IP. Judgd Ware umiouncC-t
the
City
Commissioner’s of the Banfotd shipping seas.." part is to he lo s t'through celery
tion. Japanese Occupation, A n er- in
Hamilton, said Chief WillmmV ter* will be b u n d le d in the t‘, H. nnd n jury will t e somnioncvl.
A uiand jury »i.!itmone>l by
lean Defense, Victory and Good room. It was daelded to send These periods of Over supply '.ccorotnj- -over-ripo during pro- admitted that lie bail been up for; Employment offiie.
tm iiv.Judgd’ Jl I! Smith, t'd.rv.
Conduct ribbon*. A member of letters lo proepeclive chairmen have usually been comparrftiVfl) , jecled shipping holidays, stripping robbery,
Jock llnttgvn nn.i Kltou Motigh C
.th# enlisted rtscrv*. h# » H of various committees outlining brief and temporary hut th- ■down large sires, discarding small
The negro was raptured aft*, a
j , , uutu llt,,,itlr,t,.d to u ram was in session In hmii witnesses
resent situation look* different-1 dres or some other scheme to long chase by Chief William* miltCe lu invvstlguto. the needs in order to dctriniinr indie l me n il.
called lo active duty a t Ota Uni the program.
•
market ia flat on Ha hack j eliminate some celery such a* yesterday, after being tackled by nf the Hanford Public Library
1 ■*
versity of Florida on F#b. 10, ^iV,”
,■ -" i from a knack out blow
CHILHRKN SEE dlOVIK
plowing down every third row.
1048, and trained m , a
Itonald Whitten, railroad antih,- Seminole High fchool
More than do children front the
"Many different program* have pluyee, near the Hanford Gfam Library following u discussion on
Sanford entered the ring. To dslc
trooper a t Camp McCall, N. C , Canning: Kitchen la
Sanforil has only shipped I t per toen tried. All have been praised mar School. Nathan Jurkstn, lituary service nvailahTc to Ideal Florida Methodist Home ( were
Ft. Banning, Qa. and Camp Pollt,.
j guests of thi Bit* Hu-ttler ycxtsr*
Opened On Tuesday rent of the total, barasotn has nnd denounced ns lo their merlta negro youth, allied Chief William v renders.
„ ’
_______________ ;
I day. to see the feature picture,
shipped only 16 percent of the and demerits. Some say this, In lMsting and identifying -llanril.
Several members present <vre '‘Nnoghty Marietta.” Th* Rev.
ANNUAL MEETING HELD
TH* H anford Conning Kitchen total and the remaining 70 per that or the other program it the ton.
, ported that fictiur. at the Public Harold Rarnef. ‘director of the
— A. ■■
n n L if t
on Gentva Avenue opened Tues cent has originated in new celery .American way, others say of the
Library whs either obsolete or Hume stated that the children
of Car- day morning for operation*, ac- areas. The planting* In these same identical program that it
Tho United
,
thu hooks in dcplaiable nnrdition. chosen to make th.- trip were
pentars and Joiners, I-ocal
Dotal No.
no. rordiag U) Mk*. Rote Hasted, nejr areas are -llmad for the is "Un American” and only post
RECRUITING TEAM IIPHK
The possibility of soliciting cash those sliti had the 1**1 school
season as a whole and do not pone* the day of reckoning over
kiteh#n supervisor,
Members of the U. !>. Arjny donatons or book* was brnught marks.
Th* kitchen will be open daily represent ju st a flash In the to the next year whereas the
Rod‘ Bam on tba Orlando High- and will enable people to do their pan. This supply of celery should “show down? might a* well
Recruiting team from ' Orlando to the attention of the g r
' e ohly
TOL’RIHT i’L im MEETS
•
were a t the Sheriff’s office to- .Mr. Houghton said that th
n m eannlnr. I t l* open dally b# Considered as permanent, not had right now.
“The terrific losses which seem day to interview prospective re source of revenue for the opera\ . M. lo 4:00 P. M. only this season but ever* seaapn.
tho Public Library waa a
The U k e 'M arv TourUt Clu
w teb /tf arrange /or There is every reason to believe to ba Just ahead are going to be cruits and answar questions, per llon ofilniiHtion
bv the City and sponsored by the U k e Mai.
f do sd by telephon- acreage In these n*r* area* will felt all the more because they taining to the regular army. small
Increase In year* to come as long reltow so closely th# all tlma They will be here again Jan. 31 fee* oldoined through the rental Chamber of Commerce, had Ita.
initial meeting Tuesday evening
high price war years, when the a t from P:00 A. M. to 6:00 P. M. of books.
as there ia any profit in it.
kan.1
Jack Rallgan was appointed at the community house. Gama* * the program com- were enjoyed amt tefreshwenta
»(atcd for were kerved. Th# club will
Dawson Stresses Need Of Method To
itJnrnX",tphV.M,*tw^lwwwrXkjExpand Markets To Absorb Siiiuments
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