2 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/b8c668a1d314a5ee301eb48f28be2367.pdf 2ebae9a77a372c0b8000e693ad5a4954 PDF Text Text lovely delicious *cent. Here it lli« recipe for the spec ioj white New Year’a caket Last Of Ainerican'Thisi is Day The World F ell In The Forces In Hungary; By HAL NEW YOUK, Are Withdrawn This is the day HOYLE Dec. 10 6K)~ the world fell in, three years ago In Belgium. It is the anniversary of the Moscow Radio Saysj opening of the famous "Battle Tho Bulge”—a Johnny-ComoRussians * L eavin g;of l.ste version by Germany' of Hungary, Bulgaria JJapan'i’s disaster-laden surprise Mow at Pearl Harbor. It should also be a red-letter BUlMPKST, Dec. 16 (/I*)-Tt.r United Slates has (oinully noti­ day in the American military foreyer, a reminder that fied Hungary of its compliance j calendar n failing foe always has a con­ whfr the Hungarian |>eace licsiy vulsive throe liefore his end, a by the withdrawal of all Am*r- , snake its final fang. ic.n military .forces from th e 1 The battle l>egan on a dark morning of .snowy horror with country, it w»: trained today the Allied top command convinced The- U. S. alro informed the government it had relumed 658,000 florints ($54,000) and all Hungarian government goodi which had been in it* poiirtrion. Unofficial rr|>orts from Sofia. Bulgaria, said the withdrawal of the Russian garrison, once es­ timated at 50,000. began last week and..was expected to be completed by Christmas. In ac* j cordance with the trraly, the So- , viet Union is not primillrd to retain any troops in Bulgaria. (The Moscow radio in a broadrast monitored In London quot­ ed a 1Tans dispatch from Sofia reporting that the last Bus* aian occupation forces left Bul­ garia yesterday. In compliance wUh the treaty.) Anglo,American farces in Hun­ gary and Bulgaria during the Kusslan occupation amounted to on|y a few doxen officers and orelgn observers estimated i1-1y 20,000 Soviet troopa are lungary, despite the gradual' idrawai in ncccnt months. to tiiniidsin n line of minim.... . tion to the Austrian occupation ton*. For tills, observers ssy, 2,000 to 6,000 troops should laample. Souicrs at the British lega­ tion said- -British notes' similar to those presented to the Hungat Ian foreign mlnlel y by U. H, Counselor William P. Cochran, Jr„ are being prepared. The tx a c ls u m of. Hungarian curren­ cy returned by tho British forces, however, was not disclosed. The foreign ministry declined to comment on what formalities had been undertaken by the So­ viet Union in connection with Hungary's assumption of sov­ ereignty yd iter day In sccordrnce with the pearo treaty j r of the status of ■S ivlel force* Expert Gives Few Hints On Holiday Festive Trimming Perhaps you mldht U rrow an Idea fr.>m Mrs. d E. Whitcomb of Baysldc, Long Island. Mr*. Whiteomli, wife of a New York com­ mercial arti.t, won a first prls.* a t the recent Women's Interna­ tional Exposition In New York with her Paper doll circus mads entirely of paper and dreaaed in ping by the oldcat play in foot­ ball—a straig h t line buck. What saved them was the lone­ ly courage of combat engineers ■t man unns, at road oiocaa blocks ana and isolated Isolated units. hopelessly cut off, who delayed the Nasi surge for vital hours and stained the white fields with the red tide of anonymous valor. By- the nature of this chaotic battle the heroism of hun­ dreds of Individual men will lack even the brief remembrance of a medal. ’ When the (Urmsn tanka ran dry of gaaolind and stranded, the airmen of England and America raked them with roeket and bomb. But to the Doughboys on tho ground' fell the cold torture of driving back the enemy over all the lost miles of forest and mountain. - And for the third straight year the Army which boasts the best fed and best-clothed in the world had been caught without proper supplies of winter equipment. Infantrymen wore their r dors raw dragging food, water and ammunition across the snowlocked hills. Tree limb* snapped and fell In a crystal wilderness, and fold climbed up the legs of Doughboys in frigid foxholes and froie them into khaki Ion. At one field hospital they car­ ried in a captured German sol­ dier, his leg black with gan­ grene. . " It’ll he a change ut least to take oif a Nasi leg.” said a Surgeon mildly. 'T've been taking Dorm legs off American lioys all morning.” Well, that nightmare of three yean hi the quirk and the dead. The quick are hack In civilian life and the Ardenness dead are still being brought^ back In p a tc n m v h a want their (toys at horqe. Then only another ‘war—'f it comes—will show whether America learned the bitter lesson the Germans gave In Belgium's Valley Forge of 1944. 5 Hr CECILY BROWN8TONK Associated Press Food Editor After all the pics that abound a t holiday meals, a really good rake ie a welcome ---- change _*------ i t New Year's. And now that su­ g ar’s around again It’s fun to make .a mammoth double-decker onee in a while. If you wanted to be considered "a good bake” in the part of thh country where I was brought up you had to have a recipe for a wonderful chocolate production up your sleeve ss well ss the abll. to produce a fluffy white lay­ ered creation. But apart from the glorious layer cakes, chocolate and whits, that always ' appeared at Naw Year teas; receptions and parties, there was another cake tr|ck that we loved. All it consisted of was a white cak e. baked in a Urge oblong pan, cut in squares, frosted un five sides with white frosting and then rolled in finely chopped peanuts. The frosting for those peanut squares would be flavored differ­ ently from time to time, some­ times with orange or lemon juice, sometimes just with vanilla. My mother always kept two vanilla beans In tho house—one in a spec­ ial augar canister far certain -desserts and one in a tiny drawer of her desk where we children would go from time to time ami steal a whiff of it. It alwayx seemed odd to us that the dried brown pod<could give off such a T o lire' O'l ln k Cake H X ( ] U, XH H 1 1 cui> butter or earlpa fo rtltl*<1 u itr cups p o w d a m t n e a r « kk *. w p era lcd rupa a id ed flour traapoont b ak in g p o w d .r teasp oon te ll cop m ilk u atp on a* v an illa Cream butter or margarine. Ad, sugar, creaming Ihorpi egg volks one at a tir after each addition. M flour, hakinr powder Add allematelv with _ -*at egg vanilla to first r — ' In Four Into two __ _____ _____ nans that have been gTeated and lined with waxed paper th at is also greased Bake in moderately hot oven, (375 degrees F.) for 35 mlnuUs. Loosen with ypatula, then turn onto a wire cooling rack so It will not "sweat.” Peel off paper Im­ mediately. When thoroughly cool, apread with the following orange frosting between layers and on top sides of cake. Make clock face on ton of cake with aemtsweet chocolate pieces, as llluatratnr*w» r n t l l t g 4 tablrsjHv-n* butler or foHlflHt msrasrtn* 4 ,U|M rnnfectluur'* tiuitr l in s isblM po'1** o ta n a * •» l*s*|m<in salt jut,* Cream butter or margarine. Add sugar gradually, creaming thor­ oughly. Add enough orange juice to make frosting right consistency fur spreading. Mix In salt. This cake is also delicious with a vanilla custard filling' and tap­ ped with a fudgy frosting. Or usj chocolate custard for between the «M flooded by the storms of acreage is still wet anu sog layers and top with a fluffy white September and October are now according to County Agent 0 boiled frosting. By the wsy, I've frw of water, but m m pa.tuie Ijiwton. Just heard o f a trick for that sad occasion—which h a a happened even to the best of cooks—when boiled frosting doesn't set quite as well as It might. In this case the suggestion is to mix in 2 or 3 tablespoons of confectioner's sugar, 1 tablespoon a t a time, un­ til the mixture Is stiff enough to stay well on the cake. .There are other frosting tips too, when it comes to application. If you want a professional looking job remoinber, first. So brush away loose crumbs. Then for layer cakes place one ■layer rounded side down on the cake plate, and spread with filling $ 9.95 F lu o re sc e n t Kitchen U g h tn or frosting. But don’t put the other layer on until the filling or 37.95' Electric Steam Radiator^. frosting sets enough to stay in place. 29.95 Electric Hot Air Radiators Test kitchens also usually sug­ gest th at the sides of the cake be iced first, using a spatula held 85.25 Vacuum Cleaner & Attachments in a vertical position and pulling up from the bottom toward the 375.00 Air Conditioner top of the cake. Then pile th e.re­ maining frosting on top of the cake and swirl away I 39.95 Electric lilanketa RAIN DELAYS WORK Lake Butler, Fla.—Union Coun­ ty farm ers have been delayed in planting oata, setting cab­ bage, and applying lime to their land by too' much rain In Not t-iuber, according' to Couhtv Agent J . T. Holloway. 97.50 Hadiu-i'hunuprnph 89.95 Hantam Electric Range 3,000.000 U. 9. Children Cannot See where School Is Getting Them Hr JANE KADH WASHINGTON—8am« 3,000.000 American l-oys and girls can't see that srhonl gets them nnywhi re, Alton! half of them have quit altogether, Thu*e are the e.timates of Dr. John W, Studehakrr, U. 8. ruminiritloner of education. To advise the nation's high schools on gearing their courses to meet the needs of the times a Moreover, it will help to release the richest fixed of resources of wqtcna democracy ran boast— the talents of Its boys ami girls." • * * * #where top foreign writers are where top foreign w riltrrs are nuartered, are planned according to the wcathpr and the national­ ity of the visitors, the President's request for meatlhss Tuesdays end pnultryless Thursdays will be followed to a T . " < Mrs. Victoria (icanry, hostess and housekeeper, says she will "go along” with anything tho govem inent requests. A* far as fare goes, simnliclty was indeed the keynote at the tea throughout the cuuntry. Member- _that-Mra—Ucorgc—MntahalL-udfa. vhffrirtptudi't ('dflfnlurs represent- of the Secretary of State, gave at ing nine major educational or- Blair House the other day for gnnliatiuna. Dr. fitudrhaker says heads of diplumatlr missions and tho commission's plans call far their wive*. v guidance In such "dawn-lo-earth" Murp amha-Mulors minissubject* a* home and family life, th, n you cou)d ^ a k c a stick Joh hunting, budgeting. u*e of lei- , t werr on hand -n,ev and thp| r sure time, under* ending of the wives'seemed to relish tho little necessity and dignity o f all type* , trtdwiches of cream cheese or of labor, civic responsibilities and th|„ , i |v,rs 0f chicken a* much a* .Hi™ " reM' . , they do the more lavish buffet* "Too many of our young people dUhcd up , t |hl?,r r„ | d tn w i. It- It is peopled will) fahuluua charactors designed tn delight the heart of almost any child—and Mrs. Whitcomb says It cost her very little .but time. 1 Mr*. Whitcomb made her circus of crepe paper, which storekeep­ er* saved for her a fte r It had been THH^rem iRJoW -dccdrttm nr ITcgt fa her aysteni: I.. Take a piece of white crepo per four and ono-half Inches 0 Inches, stretch It to remove ereplne.i. I-siy It in front you. Place a ball of cotton the aiie of a large walnut on the edge nearest you aipl close to the left side of the {taper. Roll the paper away from you Into a cylinder, rolling the cotton ball up In th* cylinder. Twlat tightly the open end nearest the tollon hall. This Is tho top of tli# head. Twist tightly the longer end. This become* the a nine of the doll. Cpt away soma of the .mall twist uf paper at the top of the head and paste rest flat. 2. Take a square of paper tow­ eling, roll |t tightly, wrap (,t around with B narrow strip of crCpe paper and paste down the atrip. Place (Nfs- a t right angles to th* spine, slightly below th# b u d , and anchor It to the spina by twining around both a "rib bon” of crepe paper, half an Inch wide. The paper roll* represents the arm... Cut It to the right propdrllbn*. ^ * TUESDAY, DEC. 16, 1917 SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A AGE EIGHT latic needs, he says, "will make a frontal attack on such problems as youthful Irresponsibility, lack of social concern and delinquency. Indian ladles and children liv­ ing in Washington w ire Invited to the Indian embassy the other afternoon when .Mmc. Aruns Saf All, wife of the Ambassador, gave a party to celebrate* Duaachra, ah ancient Indian festival, — Tbo-faatival-m arks 'th e victory of Rama, India's Ideal of filial ty and klqgly virtues, over van*, the demon King of Lanka (modern Ceylon.) e Army H as New Way To Make Friends With Civilian Aid There's no place like home! Especially la this true at Christmas time, In-cause Chri*trua» plays autli nn Im­ portant part In the “American way of life.'* Wc ploy an important part In your life, too, by providing you with valuea In fine furniture year 'round. Visit our store tomorrow. We Want to wish you "Merry Christ­ mas!” and show you our fine stock of gift Items. OrcuHlonnl Chains In All Blylesa Novell) Talilm, Modern and Period From j 2-Pc, Sofa Bed Sulim I Pc. Bedroom Suites- From Wide Choice of Chedar Chests From l^neehole Desks Handsome l-ounge Chulrn * Table I.nmps, All Styles- From $139.00 $ 98.00 $ 49.95 $ 59.95 $ 69.00 $ 7.95 ChnrmJjlKJkmdnlr-Chal * i* 0 0 Inneraprlng Mattresses • *fc $ 39.50 1*44.95 $ 12.95 $ 39.95 Wlltg Chairs Flat form Rockers Everything On Our Convenient Terms By CLAItKB BEACH WASHINGTON—A rm y men have found a naw way to make frirmla and obtain the help of civilian*. They arc encouraging civilian* to criticise and advise them. It'a done through Army advisory com­ mittees, which have been formed In 425 communities and now com­ prise 0,500 Army-minded men and teamen. ——lift. The Sanford Furniture Company Has Scores o f Beautiful Furniture Rifts Ready for Your Selection* S |p r ^ It t... Cocktail leg*. Turn up the ePndi wrap these with a strip paper to give a moccasin nd lacquer them with I polish. p *h# spine with crepe 111 the trunk of tba body take the hair take a atrip community relation* unit. Aa an examplt, h* relate* that savers! months ago Qtn. Court­ ney II. Hodges, commandsr of the First Army, received letters from the dean of woman a t the Univer­ sity of Uochs.tsr and from a Wil­ mington, Dai., educator. Both asked to I* relieved of service on Army advisory committee* fae- k 2r£sa; universal military training and Handsome Bridge Seta Period Sofas- From Glve Something Dinette Sets ' NED SMITH, Manager 'j 30C East First Street "Right Where W#*ve Been For 26 Year*” �* V ■ ' < fc/ ♦ r^. , - n S .' THE WEATITER In U n ity T h e r t b S t r e n g t h ■ To Protect til* Pjsee of the W trU i ‘ rea #f A m rrtn t for Sanford.' Cnti*ldrr*ble c|i>uillnfH this !(•' lfrn>M*n. inn'rhi ami Thursday. Mild temperature- i )im afternoon, nhrhtlk Thursday. :< S? ■ww ir if u jM E XXXVIII EsUbtlshed 1908 Not To Block # GOPMeasure Barkley Says Amcnd. ments Will Be Of­ fered -To Further Truman Proposals WASHINGTON Dec. 17 ( / P ) The Senate ■ Democratic Policy ^Tommittee today (W arded’ pro­ posal) to try to block consider*lion of a Republican anti-inflation - bill and decided intlead to at* tempt, to amend it. Chairman Barkley (Ky) told reporter* the Senate Democratic leaderibip will offer amendment* 'in an effort to carry out a* much of President Tniman’a program a* Iron Age Says Steel Industry Is At Present Maximum Output NEW YORK, Dec. 17 (/!’) lhe lion Age, national metal (diking weekly, aaid Ipd.iy thrtc i« li'lle more the' iteef indmlry can. do lor coc,sumer* pleading K>r nddti'oi -I supplies. "Iheie ti n o l i (Itance,' n id the publication, "that output will be gteol rmugb for many a momh to tilence the Insistent demand for tom* kind H aft ion,' Die rrly (wssible answer during the first »ix ok ’.(In of I'MB is the urn's.-ting of the present high ingot rate -a £e*l wliich- will depend «n the weather, scrap market and nva li­ ability of pig iron." The mngaiine gald 'bat ad­ ministration leader* and qtlrern advocating legislation providing for nlbeatbyi* control'! lit the ateel industry "either are un­ familiar with current steel ren­ ditions or .!«■ are willingly foxtrrlug propaganda in order 'to bring about such allocations. “ With few exception*," the weekly continued,.“the tight steel supply, the current gray market and the condition of the raw ma­ terial picture are n p ’ different t|ian they have been for months on end. Nor will the carrying out of the Marshall Plan ns fa:' n? steel I* concerned create any tighter situation than baa already been brought at mul by urgent steel export* durinjj all of thla year." the Iron Age said moat steel users are getting none actual steel tonnage than they were a year ago but ‘bec«u»e of con­ tinuing demand it may her many months before ateel supplies will even remotely catch up with to­ tal ateel requirement*,” "Tho , current dither at*out the gray market in steel.7 the pub­ lication declared,- "hii-i rkpnmlc-t all out of proportion to the site of ,*ucb a market." Mills were unable to meet pre­ vious promise* for November dnd Decemlier quotas, the magMilne explained, -"berau*? of tt .coal W In thii .cotinrctifln, Barkley laid -aHeamtlnmisI MPa I'imht I no Democratic attempt will be 1 ,1 made to iniert in the mea*urr the * alandby price-wage control* which Mr. Truman bat luggeited at an r \e n I p i ‘ I O * | I1 I important point in hit plan to check the riling cent of living. _ _ _ , | . . ------- “W# . a r e . not going la .delay confederation of thii bill, but we * »are going to try to perfect', it." the _ _ . _ i ~ _ ^Kentuckian added. Cost To This Coun- 100.000 Hampers Solijl Barkley said a price-wage con­ try Is Increased | At Farmers Market trol meaiure which he introduced By $ 2 0 0 ,0 0 0 ,Q00 .For Over $300,000 yesterday will not he offered at an amendment. . ■ *■ l * ” " British Plan [Entirely New icy !'■*• r.i«*n Government Moves Into Its H eaviest Tax Collections WASHINGTON Dee. 1 7 -f/P )The government, Ju»t moving Into Ita heavieat tax eolleellon period, may be (7,000,000X100 to the good by the and of Maifb,---------And there la a good chape* It will be able to show that aante budget aurplua for the entire 1048 flieal year when it *nda next June 30.. Thla would be far above the . President's original official estimate of (4,667.000,000, which i he will reviae next month. Already receipt* have exceeded spending by more than (716,000,000 and official! aald. today an­ other (6,000.000.000 or to, may be added during the next three and * half month*. At bottom, they laid, the big tax aeaaon should add (5,000.000000 to the existing aurplua. which waa built up through the itarkrM' revtnue period the government goea through. After March revenue collection* usually run heavy. Last flacal year, the govern ment ran up a (3.867,flOO.OftO.ex* c*ss of receipt* by the end of March but It faded away to a • final surplus of (764,000.000 under a heavy April-throughJune deficit. There were some unusually hravy outlay* then, however, Thla year, official* figure the ^ end of-Mareh surpluq should hold < • firm. The big jump In the aurplua In the December-March period re­ sult* from peak-reeelpla of cor poratlon and indivllual income tax payment*. The withholding tax from payroll* goea on ateadily from month to month. The Deeember-March collecllona accounted for more then 40 per cent of total tax revenue* fast fiscal year. Spending during thet period amounted t* barely |N percent of total-year spending, so the aurplua mounted. The government received IX Tlt,WW.l)06 more than It spent in the Deeember-threugh-March period last year deeplt* outlay* of (600.000.000 on the llrltlih loan and (1,100,000,noo orf the World Bank and fund. ‘ ire will be no furThla year, ther nk ai titif-butlay. on a completed because the U. As for Ita aubcriptlon brut (300.tb* British 1> 1,000 credr __M 0 of tb* H has boon FRENCH FOOD DOCKS LE HAVRE, Djfc. J7rrOP)—,n » B. 8. American Leader, carrying ifiOO ton* df food given by the American people to France, docked Atlantic croa*ng*S at tie U y S T tl scheduled arrival by (4 hours. * e ahip waa greeted b y a lr .n i tad. A full afternoon « area arrangofficial eabinet rolneritb a ibgirador Jsffand U. pari, Caffery of food were to ssr-aSsasr* ~ and » AttOtlated Press Leased Wire N O . 28.1 Truman Signs To Give Explosion Shatters Chemical Plant Tanks Bcvin T o Report To Cabinet Tomorrow On Failure Of Big Four Conference President Reported Ready To Suggest Look Range Policy Under .'Jew Agency LONDON Dec I 7~(>T»>- -A high­ ly placed goveinmrjit tomce raid today, the Brilith cabinet probably will "reconsider the whole- struc* ture of .it* foreign- paltry" tomor­ row a* a result of the Big Four Ministers* failure t o ' relicb any agreement on the future of Ger­ many. Foreign Secretary Lrne*t Bcvin war expected to <qren the cabinet deliberation* with a formal report on the disagreements which brought the Rig Four Conference to a rime in failutr. , " U 'A s iitv rn n N . u-e 17 t-Tt—The tim e r tfolatirely . upheld I,,.It, i u .ippcipris* flon rtm iffllllc’s ys-.IKtfl.fip^ rtl! io the \,rn»inif>tr .11Ion’s 13( 7,000^ 60. emricenry for- •* rign *id program lhe voice *«lc dr, I-ion *•*>■ sabi-rt to * pns-dhlr .Jjjtef roll rail ftiii*. twh policy. e*pre»trtl grave ran- tain would join with lire -United Slate, in a. »tmng bid to have France merge, her nTrupa'liori /one of Gftntkny'* with lire xlteady fuietf Brili.h-Ameiiran rone* | to a. to pul a* much h. |Ktt»ible of WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 d I1)- • ■ D ir tiring bean deal waV "red Chairman Taft (Ohio) of thr Senate Republican Policy Coni* The Stale Department announced hot" during November at lire San- Geitnany*. induiltiaf macliine to mlttee told reporter* earlier that lodsy tire United Slate* and J ford Slate Fattnei* Msrkei, a* work in Europe* recomtruction. K M itm a » - . SANFORD/ FLORIDA WEDNESDAY. DEC. 17. ID 17 Ui British share Is Reported Hot and the indefinite .hr conference eotu,« prolongation of Of Occupation As Tireeraeker It appeared certain that „ Hrt „. f lonl*M AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER U. S. To Pay Part String Bean Deal ,i.RX"t''idj"X'^j,K a bill he introduced, approved yesterday by the banking commlttee. will l>e brought before the Senate immediately. 4 V ~ Thla measure would provide for voluntary Induitry agreements to hold prices In line and to parrel *(ntrr Initial dfseuMlon* along this line went believed to hnvr^ taken place today when Krenrh Foreign Ministrr t.org* Hidanlt railed on Hevln. U. S. Secretary of State firarer f’. Marsboll amF llldault repnrtcttly disrtiased • this samo lubject last night. Marshall was Invited to lunch with King Ct-orgc al Buckingham S’ntare today. The deputy foreign ministers, WAVIIINQTON, li«. •7 rif’t ► 7* I'm klcnt I mm in jtgnerf the r r -jo m ' (» 97.IM«.(m0 l.meigenev Humn Aid Rd! locl.tv tnd waj tepmii * ■■* pRl~d about- ir.tflv.. with a - Jlfi.mqi.lHHt.tmo I,me range Euro* j. T"* i»e,tn leiuvery -|t!Ogr|tn. X , - j r *. ^-^*s%a-<7 Aides ,lt-,lo. d tb.st Mr. Iruman 1 —■ i will re f iHmeml to t citgieit that government sgenry he SMOKI AND flAMft pour from wrerketl, twisted napttiateue tank* nfter a t't i?t hod llltrrrri lire var-tr of 1 "rl* the fteltly Tor and Chemical {'orpotatlor. nt Granite City,' HI The oily « 't *ti-i-rn },>■ tire forte,of the * retied lo liimlre lbs long range fxploalan. Three Pmpinyret *■'.,« tniurr I it pt it ' H I / >•- - . .. — - - t-lr-f rr-rnf-rr-TTf t 'prfj-^n tu ill, i -itiqdclr ! i menage on lire whole Jubjert. lire m r.tage Will Ire rent 10 Capital Building Board Shows What Can Happen , | ’fIfi1*1«*\ * | OftttlJI»IW ttf Friday, Collapses And 1 To Schools Thru Incompctency itl ^ Fmeign Aid were !’i | lie N.iltomd I djtr ilnm \ D lire 1Im.*•- Hoar, ib- t *u* IIM .inN . h i) Killed, 11 Injured • W V Hftnl.ii in lire ti I ' I ■«) >!»■m of , t iuurjiiati . w.,- an a(ipifi|lli.Uli)ll bill. p_ro .* “t*F*• — — . tire C'apilol, variou. angle* qireiimn under ileb*le. _ , o --- w hu At Least Five More ‘. tllttwv " f" ^ i hi if, I ..b it t i n litp p rn wlten i rmiiinunitv , i line $$09,000,001) for w m l' •i item *\l,u .nr in.uleijiMte ,r|rel In 1't ife It'ilv anil AmtlU m.*n in iitin t min, I I i *i lit (It" irenute \ppt eprlfttton* (ot lire lilsk "■ «* (nm m ittee, lire question was l i e iluiili* i< N e t!* , t ."I-*e | lilt ufiefe lire cjlleitioil rtf, wlietlrer, .whether any inytrey tlreuld be *.-kr a 1 itl'jilli , Iiih I lire public i lin'd v*!rm anil Mt|*t*“ ' l > i„ |„.|,i China. T hat it with to* fund" had (■'-«.*» .,n i*-g group hud l» fnte it l.t- t,cneial *ire fm several jr.tis in „ IhmI Albeit K. Wedenu-yrr who maile temld elr-tinn*.. s n rh itia lour l i t t *ttmnref • Tin- NKA. nn ntqttnisalinn which, -with it e -rrfitnrtr, rl iiiai |t riqiresentS ' hhiuihi E.-uilim-, aulil . election of * a inniuritv nf Calholii'S In ll,,- (1\ ,*-Ill'll In,Aid lt-*ii|t<-d In on iigr,I'ltn-nl In Inkr in -fie Cfltholir -,hmd William *' lluHit* former smbaslliikoring ov-> i -srbfi appoint­ iiifint li» nesciiw who WH-* nrutih^r ments which frtUowefl, t however, C o-C linirm nu Rcsicns !*-d In t* ftrenl of tire h-ritd 1" tn' . rht* ll I #4rri$*nf A iiw n tiiro lire w Imoi nip'-t iiili-O'l' iit, n In K ow O ver Act ton r.mmitin -I* »nr *h»l nr,dunged studenti»t*ike, ii "rint" n |t *nl (khfti^jit In mil^ * fiml arietta nt ~clio>il. letard meet Ry P.C.A, Members (i (tillIlf»5ii W** iftfer # * 1 1• m et, liui-.t ii-tlgn'tltnii ' of leni'li err nnd fiimllv I ifg tint Inn n f t l M W, YORK n. Imard, including Hi" CathoRe H onnri ..................... maiorttv "f thiee. W.lll.lte WAS lll.'el loiltllllv (O Thr li'Piirt mill! Britain bsve completed gn agrre- drippers put it and according la Arc Believed To lie men! under which th i» 'to u n tiy Manager H. I. Lehman'* report, Trapped In Ruins it ex acted to a.iume a great-r 100.125 hu.lrel hamper* »old for •hare of occupation CMta in lhe $ )|9 ,J9 3 . average of $319 a .WASHING!ON Dec. 17 i/F) Anglo-American /one* of Germany. CM)f Flirttreii luiureluiq tlirmiKli Ion. While detail*--were withheld ; ^ hr allribulfd to . the factd of iMm* early tod.iy incited a jrendmg*-formal signing of lire ^ Semlnaelc Country growVjftmsn. f in m lire interim n l a agreemrnl la te r m the d*y, goV- > I( n„ t, m 4£|f, of building wlimr full.qire .killed it ernmen. of .cal. have aa.d .1 ^ fo(low,ng report, of .torn, Icail one |ret«nn and inji.rt*\l I I prov^-a that lie U S.^ will laket t j ^ , lhe cfD,; in lhe L,ke i ( ,i n f i ti or it sen r i i r l.tafcVJ otben. on 7? i*rc*nl ol 11m? combined ail l l co.t* in rfturn lor a greater voire O k n t M t e area, Dr, William CLudy, l uc l)c. At a result of lire huge bean in ceonomic affairs pf .the .two pettwrent »u♦**,•!. 'lid "5 wouldn't rale., November .how. a 3fl per­ /one*. _ . ... • Ire lum irird i( limp ,nc f u r m Brituli and American official, cent .ale. inrrea.e over Novem­ R e n d e r s K i w a m a n s *ix mure in llreic " hive declined to italr rxaelly ber. 1946,\ with 165,777 unil. .Guided l.y lie in r .. Iirrijirit how much additional lhe United telling for $474,276 a. compared foqnd lire woman a edged m jhe iH . , . -i nnd ntul **nd inn* between tire art Kiniinlans tmlay enjoyed a half both ratinlrtf.- have been .trend­ during November. 1946. lliild limn*. Urey dug bci mil Florida grown units totalled lU'Ur mneert played by the Sem­ ing S-hJfcOOO.OOO annually, they ireaily five- bmtn a(|ef the rnl* inole High School Band, led by 1(6,320 and »old for $464,673" dur said a good estimate i* at least Ing tire past month; oul-of-aiet* -It. E. Black, director. Each num­ l,t|MC orfllirril. “ Although tire Imtriedlalc fie-ttr *eek the picridenry H-at )'r*t »cmiHu,,,. .... : r.tahir produrts wero valued at 10,703. ber played by the 41 -piece hand nf the dlsirttte centered tn the nn in independent llrkrt. A sertuut nl the aeven-.tniy poticius nnd rondnet of tire tnojLending produce sales other of lioys and girls was heartily f (’AttllttJirtJ MU l*a«r * *»fc»* (lie artlon hiunt'.lil the i f 'H e n tv mf'mlrers nf lire Itonitl, the than Ireana were: oranges. (46.- applauded, and the numliet * lom ,ii".t fi| Dr I r.ink Kingibm. eluded marelres, popular nnd . • * ■ 1* * 11 wMde m ntm versial iiiiettln n , of 074 at an average of 12.00 a VVASItr t.TfiN Dee. 17 (f1A— He* it«- nf pul,lie fund* in tu p I* (' A rn i Ii Him in. wire i 'i * Tt.'l W X \ -.ffi'ld t Ito-e icllgned crate; relery at (4.60 a crate and classical tune. The hand, i n , m A SK S 11 l"u t of (»ec|Arlan rdm nlinn l> t ll,e , *n|r ill**rntir.g *nte in th« *iv| n tl t I «■».'"* his way out totalling $2'..,.027; tangerines at Lx-breetl by I'rinripal H|-imnt» I . 1, ' Irern IlMUtlfht ilifn tire open nil), v ig in tf itinn". etc, niiye- i.nmmil- : tmlav * f'"' earning ■under eon(2.27 a rrale average brought Morris, ,-r.- m at'fire f -,1 aeerpllng f*v(18,734 and cucumber** at (4,76 attending widespread pnMreily-tVnlter Gardner ws* fcirttirril. _ /( , average bruoght (16,618, I’ nd'leil tllnl tire NKA war tret If e tm / /root ■ t si elsn l, t Is , WAA In . trumpet Icail on a poputarj [ n ( , ^ 1 1 1 >J e a l l l l g S Kintdooj esplAtnmg h i. tf " huto ll tread.. * * ’ *#»»•■■■ r-> attem pting to "pn** nn tire merit* Of interest Is the sale of a 100 mmjlirr. l-ran-e* IreHls, tlarm et-. fictl l**fnrr Mr., Sara Hughes, governor notmd sarjt of Florida grown 1st, and Donna Lou Harper, tenor . * nf the ipit-ainn as tn w h cth fl. "* ttaltnn. *sitl be bid no rnlKtint The t h 'r " .. . of District Four,-. IPilot Interna­ Braxll nbt* for (40.00, and 37 jaxophone players' w e r e '"given i WASHINGTON, Dee. I n l ' - a m atter of faw nr policy, piddle of Will late .im! tbsl Itt'.Ijn! id H"’i" si----—operi vL Commit; . : l’i iji-ii th e y hint bought tional* of Orlattdd,- :pald her of- sacks of petans a t (37 a sack. bag* of catiily by Klaranlans who Senator Barkley (D -hyl tmlay tn- support of seetartsn sehnot* It *i ,et| the (nini-r i ,bii*re*^nfflcc-V ,’' f ^ 11 " , - new eptnmohtles firal visit to the loeal Pilot ' Thlrtv crates of California Ice­ hml won them by wearing tt wit Irtxtude l Irpt^latlon m nutlmrri> TIti* limrpvpr, "rwrul^tfi'! I»» *rrk Imp IVtiifiri.ilit r»r»niiti 1, In "f A. 1. Loilwirk, flu b at its meeting held in the berg lettuce wev6 sold at 17.00 a el nl, emblems tmlay. Miss LeFil*; SerreUry .o f Agr|evllure \iy ltt**l eg"*rev. (,n ^ | ’feah]iiui Voca'lonal School Building last rratr. wnH eratas of the Flnr- led the final marrh o f.tha s tlnn.1. luO-U i—inako_nuLtii' ..liauiLJ— ill ihtT' th*- litre*; n t a io r i t v It,-!, ittirle . tlt-Okta), chairnight,— Preceding—the— meeting, Ida grown nroduct at (3.40 aver­ r f Mo- Nfitlh )lillb o an l fur “cm .! . ( 0.rb,itm.in ..ml , p e r s o n s piigagnl in irrnln f it,,- , ..remittee, said two members of tho l>oard entertained age. Two boxes of Florida leftiIn his Inlmdiietlon, Mr. Morti* istlon, but Sens Ior Tuft (R-Ohlo) ducting lire affairs of - tho Irearil in -reh a way that large ..erti'iui I vt .,i “ icektng th- iptniio itren ‘ ,.f Hi,- t,.., , Imiibl be "fired” — at dinner at Lormann'a Restau­ ons sold-for (3.00 a crate and 26 statnl tbsl on Sept. 8, Director Mocked Immediate consideration „f lie- roinmunltv have 1>, r"ioiIi 5 , smmIoi on (Ii- n o s ' ,1-dpt M Cm-*,', deputy sdminisrant for Mra. Hughes. crates of California lempns al Hlaek had but II expericnr*«l Barkley offered lii,- prnpoeal In teal nr -f the A ltrraft and F.lec. Presenting the Inter national (7.00 a rrata. Louisiana ’ celery players, and now the band num- l it,® Senate offer cons*.teislmisl fie- divided on religions ground-" ... • , . )lr lirkel,'* sot! .t'lil-d: ‘ 11,,'uic* DUpusal IHvUton:' #nd theme for the year, "Peare and (16 'cratesI was sold at (7.60 a Irers 41, ami predicted tbsl by publican* had moved Ip Iretb Senl‘ »'Med:. . . w ll "The lesson of North Coll-gi I <nulil tret Mippoit wall * Henclret Itenediet, s-,«netsle de­ Progreia," Mr*. Hughe* apoke crate. next year It'w ill-h e 'o h e of *lre „te and House to seek tiadinq Hill is rlear. tret every com ,f le null lot I’rr'.nl-rd .i» a pot'. administrator o f 'th e asm* briefly on that aubject and extre.t high'school hands in Florida. ( inform ation from Anderson with- ,nunjt¥ |„„y i u , r |mnl. I f , „„i ji.utv , milIkllte .,ntl nui-t i|ivi ion. Ini tied the purposes and alma of \fr Morris Mfirrit invitr/t mmnil M»rh "fit LivlalelLiit * . ■ . . of« eduen■ Mr. invitnl rhilt club member* legislation ■it in^iiit that it* board Hot International, railing fur Ernest B., Cochrane to attend lire cantata program t» mv «eun« i F it'll, .tire Senate i. Republican lion tn. composed of Intelligent, 'tulumalir-i'jy the aunport 'of raeh member. Ire given by the Glee Chib tonight Pulley Ghmmittee voted tbsl .the unprejndit r-d nu-n and Women <d tmn* wdM I l . '' wlntti aitvo |l!(, i_,,f did tret act ImShe naked for written • reports Dies A t A ge-O f 83 at the school. v ; re"dist^lv. t;OI’-contrulb <t Senate 'Appropria­ greul will who understand their rated a ttfitxl p u tv “ from all eomntllte*- chairmen and The band today numbera tn tions Committee aliould In-jte n role as board members nod upTh. |, r \ R„jd j|, a-tioq m In ruocr , of leaving today to rommented favorably on their reErnest B. Cochrane, S3, resi­ rlarinrts and three saxonlmncs In - ubpoenn for information Andrr- m eeifite.tbe importance of pub ) **'*" ^ porta/ ng Wallace to iurT a* ■ " 1 “ * 1was ,tu*y Brig, ,n ,h^tleneral - Arm^ dent of North llattev, .Qurlrer, tho reed M ellon, flute, ptcolo, and lie educallnn," Air Fat-re In reply to a bulletin from Canada, died yesterday > after- In the brass section eight trum ­ iu>n has. irelepratdent *-,*'iiiIi*lnt "gtl’W no* Jan ie' Molh-on, WAA arsociat# the International Relations Com- noon at the hospital following i pets, twn/tromRones, threo Imsv Then tire llnu*" Rule* Cum„f tire cohvlrtiurt *>f !’■ C- A, Ii'lminiatmlor tylto w u also crltimlttee soliciting the cooperation short illness. He rhm*. here Nov. horns, and two altos. The per­ mlttee sent to the House (lour » ,’nle chapters who Itnd expreese-l eirr I hy lie Rlllev sod who tesof the club In ati International 1 after spending several winter* cussion group Included fivj snore i,-solution tn set lip u sevrn-Tnnn StorcH Tn Remain tln-ii support Tot th ii position tifrejl ho'hnd purfhased a Chrys-' project, a committee composed at Clearwater and Nassau. Ill* drummers, one bass -druip an I H ouse rotntnUlee to investigate had inged tire national or 'jer at 'regular retail prire from Open In EvcninKS nod K'nnllaneil speculation un the nation’s com­ of Mra. Esther Rive, Mra. John aumme home waa at North Hal- one cymbal. «t< I'**' • •«*ti I • , a Washington tlealer with I-odmodity market*, especially by any L. Galloway and Mra. E. B. ley. / Kiwifiii President Lester Tharp wlrk's* hcln. * Following a canvass of niust ((-■■Hasrd *• !••*» Kiefer. l>eraon connected in any way with All three contended there waa He waa unmarried and is aur- announced that the next club tho federal government. The of the Sanford Merchants in the Zoo RtlUdingB Have > ........ .. - — ...... . ..... ...... .J Haction; ) meeting will be on Tuesday, Dec. nothing wrong in their vived by a slater of Montreal. House group woubl also seek the downtown area made hy Neil for LodS3 due to the holiday. Club mem­ U n i p A tw l denlr<l doing any favors IredSmith, president nf the Sanford ancDla the ton of the let-1 More Cold Predicted Senator Mathew Cochrane, Cans ber*, who will preside at the Sal­ information from Anderson, jrp ic o | i » i i i /*m 11* wj k nmJ (ii) | h . „ x p M , P ( l n o n e . Merchants Association, and Clar­ Anderson has .taken thr stand ence Redding, secretary and tienvation Army kettle* and dlnre --------- r „ „ i f'arev aid be was uaing “on For Midwestern Area dian stock breeder, and importrr board*, a l'ackatd Irelnnging were announced by Kail lliat ho cannot, under present B luer, ii majority of the atoms in T he Sanford Zoo ImiMItlg* wtttj j . r" -■ of ehurt horn cattle. In his ear­ law, aupply such inforninllon. He their new root of green pahU j t() |^ d w}ck, while swatting a new lllggsnbotham. M a r t i n StineSanford, will begin remaining lier days he. won a number of Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS ' wbieb l.udwlek ptannerj awarded bags of candy to wiggetled to the Senate Appro- onen' until I* o'elocke Saturday have n splek and span look,, amt 1 Another rold wave waa headed cups for hts skill at golf and cipher today workmen are rrpainllng to buy fur him at the regular I t a s l l s w s mi I 's a e t'-lahU * ita s tliw a as tmmo Kisfeti night and "will rontinue to do so tbnnls. Into parta of the chilled Mldwcab' through Dec. 24, tho night W ore tire eabin nn Monkey Island. Tire n rlre . today aa tomperaturea remained Funeral sendees will be hrld workmen have rent overt some of -- (l-w -M — "I—I,re--O'*rrbased- a Christmas. below normal In most of tho ren* mo T " : ^Thursdty q d s y _ mornlng ., M i g j d the worn out trapear work aleive new Pontiac from a Washington inasmueh as the majority of tiw o’clock st the Erickson Fum-isl , ibe ealiln. anil have engr-d simian firm after L'idwifk talked to the country. the ^ J t l meml^ni nf the Monkey Island Horn* with the Rev, Mark Car­ these hour*, Mr. Smith as bead c|(v Commission who might in- dealer lie sold he later sold th* Toilay's coldest weather was In penter officiating, car and Ireught n used 1047 Cad­ of the Merchant* Association, re­ North Dakota and Minnesota, with the work. Female illac from IfOdwlrk. commended that ell store* rom- terfere with the nation’s lowest reading monkey “socialite*'' are mean­ 1'urchate of 48 additional park - ’ Motor Sale* and by the A ami P ply with the closing hour*. LANDON BARRED 2 below, reported at Pembina, N. while allowed the run of the Is­ D. Yesterday's lows In Minnesota NEW YORK Dee. 17 M V-For- Ing meter* of th* two hour, five 1Grocery and th* north *ide of land. since their behavior i* all penny and two nickel type haa th* atreet by tho Florida Hotel typo h»i were 16 below. Across the Can­ mer Governor Alf M.' London'of that Emily Pont could desire. • HIIOOTH LEG OFF adian border al Winnipeg the Kansas, Republican presidential P0lf| authoriaad by the City, It and the west tide of North JOHNSTOWN. P a , Dec. 1 7 announced this morning by Hanford Avenue next to Homer's .'i?e mercury dipped to 17 below and cimlidstc In 1036. Was bared from l<Pi—A Jap bullet' ahattered tho Grill, federal forecasters said the colder the Metropolitan Opera Club H.-N. Saycr, city manager. _ NEW PLANE ‘ Present parking meter* In thu left leg of I^iwrenre Westovcr, Purchase of th« additional me­ weather would move into parte of Monday night because be was not BETHPAGE, N. Y. IW -J 7 Gtt 39, in New Guinea. downtown area ary to bo e x ­ the If id weet ton ight NeW falls In formal attire. Lnndon, who wjui ter* waa decided Monday after­ An Army surgeon used a silver —A new now amphibian plane, of snow were forecast to accom­ the guest of George A. Stoan, noon at a special meeting of changed foi> a type that will plate to strengthen It but this the Albatross, designed for oper­ pany the fresh mass of cold air. •resident of the Metropolitan the Commission, said Mr. Sayer, allow moro varied time of park­ was later removed Westovcr said ating in rough sea*, waa ahown Light snow waa reported In Club Viuo and chairman «. of Its board after- property -and store "owners ing by Insertion of one to five ho suffered terrible pain! and publicly here yesterday by the ted tthem In ord*r to innles, or a nickel, aald Mr. scattered sections of the country | of directors, said- "I was barred had requested en t'“didn't seem to help." Grumman Alfcraf^, Engineering ngUm. Oregon, a t the door because. I was not prevent ell-day parking of auto­ ayer. The present type is for cm* treatm with falls In Washington, i."*V ____5 Finally, ho could stand It no Corporation. Michigan, Wisconsin, M,i« « vmh wearing tail*. And nothing that mobile* in front of place* of penhy or one nlckrf. more. Stats Policeman Matthew . Tho Albatross If expected to Illinois, Ohio, New York and Mis- George aald would change the business. For the peat two week*, Man­ >J. O'Brien reported- Westovcr lake off and lend when necessary lOUH#^ » =” F-- 1 ; ? “f" mind *f the man a t the door who The following place* and atreet* ager Saver ha* been busy a t -W*nt out on hi* back puarth last among waves as high as four and Although temperature* In most wore a full drees suit. hav* been designated for tha the Municipal Airport, checking night and blaated the aching leg a half fa s t It is powered by two sections of the south were below Wright 1,426 horsepower engine* "I said to George, 'Don’t Wor- new meter*: Commercial Avenue the transfer of furnishings, in­. off with a 12-gaug* shotgun, normal yesterday Miami reported nr about ma, for I've been barred by th* Valdes Hurel: the south cluding end cqulpi but has auxiliary rocket-power eluding furniture—-sn d equipment j (n , .hospital, surgeons com i ; a high e l (6 aa compared to 6A before from other place* because aide of Bppt Second Street •;< formerly used by th# Nsvy, from plated too bslow-tho-khoo am units whith make possible take­ at Tampa. •' I wasn't wearing tall*. . trooiiaaaa mi r»*» ««#*•» 1 putaUon. t offs from water in 12 seconds. front of lodge’s Grocery, Holler Wallace Urged To Seek Presidency ^ By Leftist Group High School Band Renders Kiwanian H alf Hour Concert K n iM a U .... .. . 2. WA A O fficials H> Ucsiglicd, 1 Mure May Rcsiitn Mrs. Sara H ughes, District Governor Visits Pilot Club HarklCV To 0 k Name List / ■H,u >i. P nntt Snail Look P u rch aseO f48A d d ition al Parking M eters H as Authorization Of City m m m M X fte rr. S *i ifB fc - V " *•">**’ " i i " » - J V . . »' i ■ v . �WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17. I!M7 THE HANKOW) HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TWO ; Dr. Butler Leaves Jit. Residuary Estate To j Columbia University receive aa preeent* on apodal Sports Roundup Will Have Parties Up To Last Minute llr .J A N E EADS WASHINGTON,—Come Doom* day, there’d still ha partying In the nation’s capital—u p ' to the laxt minute I Ail wig vlaitora who came tv town “ u" nd *he war years—from New York, Chicago, Ix>» Angeles ami ®)*f* points metropolitan. They rnpagne and hard Jikker don’t lh as they used to. But there la a party almost every minute on the minute, from breakfast to breakfast and the guest list runs from an exclusive blue. stocklni five to an indiscrimin ate RJX The "glad rags' about* are more glamorous than aver . , . Brand-new and extrav­ agant, with real gems, Mr. Mink's <rwn mlnkies, real paradise and aigrette, perfumes from France. Though the White House railed off state dinners, the President In white tie and Mrs, -Tinman in formal gown are welcoming notaide* at the usual series,of state receptions, albeit the tiimrh is weak and there's wqtnlng to munch on. < Distinguished dignitaries' df for .sign nations attending' TIN ses­ sions at Lake Succeai, coming to call on their-Sm missioni * *here, * *■- - are Ih* targets for much o ^ h ^ T fortalning. The French started off the eeaJ •on with Ambassador and Mme Uy neon FULLERTON! Boston World Serir* next fall la Billy Bouthwortb, manager of the Bravea . . . "Our club will he better next year,” Billy (“Illlit*, improve to finish even aa high as this season. The other rluhl will be improved, too. The Giants l he'll go against any kind of pitch-' Ing." Bouthwortb still has to build up a complete .pitching ataff arouqd Warren Bpahn and John­ ny Main and he plana to take 20 flm grrs south next spring. He's counting a .lo t on Bill Vob solle. who recently had an operation fur varicose w ins, and is hopeful that Johnny Beasley will be able to take a regular turn. “I don't like to predict,’ hut l think Voiselle will win at least lb gsmes,” Hilly say* , . . He also plans to strihg along with Al Dark, Ihe rookie shortstop from Milwaukee, who was “the molt lalkrd-ahout player at the minor' league meeiings.” . . . The Red Sox 7 Is there any ques­ tion, abour tijemT__At the major NEW YORK Dec. 17 (A't Columbia university will become the ultimata recipient of the en­ tire residuary estate o f the late DK‘ 'Nicholas Murray Butler, ita President for f t years. The will of Dr. Butler, filed for probate jredtfcrday In surro­ gate's court, provbled for three bequest* tatatttng 85,000 to mrrober* of tits ita ff. and then direct­ ed that the residuary • sta te be olaeed ia’ treat for his widow, Mrs, Kate .La Montagne Butler, passing to the University u| The value of the eitate ha* not been determined. The will also contain* the pro­ vision that, following Mr*. But­ ler's death. A preferred bequest of 8100,000 la to be given to the Columbia University trustees constitute a permanent fund to be known aa the Kate La Mon­ tagne Butler Memorial Fund.” Murray Lawrence, of Woking, England, a grandson of the late Columbia president and principal other legate* named In the will, ia to receive ItOO.OQO on the Dr. Butler's will requested the university trustees to make an allowance monthly to Katherine V, H. Schuyler of Morgqntown, N. C’., a cousin of But Neville Mrs. Butler’s death. occasion*. ■ A broadcasting atudlo, on a email irale, might he lota of fun for kida who are Interested In breaking into radio or tell vision. Even if they can broadcast only to the » t n room, they might team something about radio techly are in ter cited could perhaps persuade local radio -personalities to give them suggestion* and criticism*. AP Newsfeaturea Dear Judy, • **■ Football games bring out |h ) most unusual fashions. It seems the kids are not jnst wearing their hewrta on th d r year’s coeds have an entirely new angle—they’re wearing - 1 h e I r hearts on their eyes. .• . I . la te st on the .campus hit parade Out at Normandy II. SS. the is the wearing of goggles upon St, l.oula Cmirlei the frames of which are lipcrlLed boy* arc ughing the name* of current heart Inter­ the “new took.1 Here are the s S .# * ' I " T p H l K V & y s i tWd docs not /n 't th# same situation ia true of the nullification of coal “at the moment." Hefvrrlng to the possibility of price rlaea for petroleum pro* By MORRIS CLRAVKNGER AP Special W ...................ashlnefon Service duct*, Warnr continued: "If w n e of the riaea that M in to (>e in imnmiiata prospect eqing. about, that maVea it pretty cloiL to backinir up the atatament the Bureau of Mine* rave mo which wai that synthetic fuel plant* are rotting closer and doaer to a competitive poaitlon." 2 Sicilian Cities S liu leO il May Soon A re Strike Bound Compete With Crude Tile Sicilian strike* both In the latter half of the 17th •Century and most of the 18th (when English taxea on tea were , it Is estimated that at laast of the tea tried hy the Engli ili was smuggled Into Ihe co u n £ Rome press dispatehra re ported th at In Calakria workers In two places had refused to carry In April, 1840, a New York out strike orders from CommunistI good low-grade crude oil," Warne newspnper of the time stated, led labor bodies. ’’ . Nfw York had a population of At the 'Calabrian port of Cat- •explained. Warne, whose testimony in 300.000 and London a population antxro Marina, fltheimen eon* llnued to work. Rome’s II Mesa !copm>ciion with the third sup- of £.000.04)0 but that llrcre* Were, aggero reported. plemental appropriation* bill was 17 murders in New York and only At San Benedetto , Del Tronto, made public today, said the bureau one In London. also In Calahria, marine workers w*ws reported nicking to their Jobs.1 L’Unlta. Communist ,new*psp»r IT’S NOT TOO LATE In Rome, said thal strikes were. in prospeef St two other Sicilian to have Plcfures mnfte for t°wna “In the Interest of the unChristmas employed —a t Caltanlsetta ami a i d 1 UP1 V d rU 'e . make ’em look aa "he’s a suU tL afhrlr” adorn other if they're a hirtdranev to walkrim*. Borne gals just stick to their lag- • - • own names or ths narnss of their |lut even. s t Njimsmly it w «m i lororltlei. the girM haven’t quite made up . , (heir uiimfr'and some are in the Sioppy sweaters are not entire­ 'way-belhwlhe-knw class and ly out on the campus. Kids who .liters arc. In the littlr-belpw-lbe* couldn’t make' up their mind) whether the style was In or out them in the same boat aa other are wearing gobby awrater* students throughout the country. . , which ran he worn loose or by mean* of hidden laces In the back. To commemorate their founding, the Girl Scout* around the world will participate In "Seven | Servlce Days.” Mou- than 30 fort-lgn troops of Gtri Bcouta hive come Into tafing alnce the end of Marada rn surfaced roads are World War It Including 2 troops from a rlgged-up station in in Saudi Arabia, and II In Japan. named a fte r MarAdam. an 18tli their bedioom and ran be lu-nr-l This is the International program Century Scottish engineer. several hundred fret from their for Ihe period: Sunday, Attend apartment. The kblf made quite church In uniform; Monday, a hit of their own equipment, Homcmaking Day; Tuesday, Citl- national Friendship Day; Friday, ths rest they buy out of their xeruhip Day; Wedhesday, Health Aria and Crafta Day; Saturday, allowance which they pc.*r or amt Safety Day; Thursday, Inter- Out-of-Doors Day. VIvisa r The tasteful, the thrifty, the most appreciated gift RAYMOND STUDIO D Flotilla Stale Hank Building Phone iOHS Picture* made up to nnd including December UMh for Christinns delivery ited Sox would Just show d (French the o send dol- up July lb to stsrt training lor with paper- tne World Series. The American Association of lur In* College Baseball Coaches, which kish Ambat . def of got no reply from the majors the""Turkish general staff, Oetv on Its 'no-tampering' proposal, is planning to entertain ai Omurtak. tart more ,than U H l u n a n , w rw s , ------ a j ’1,000 (, i crowded the buffet. Hot lamb with N.C.A.A. folks at a big banquet January college meet Hce. roasts of betf. turkey/ ham, during lehes, cakes; ai u .T h ,e°J**k,* h« “# d their rain* UW rpf Foreign Affqir* and Mme Tsaldaris, Ble >Ctic|mi)bvaklana, t**1' ! minisThv. HelKKtiv* *nWrtlined for ,>,ul " ' nri Hpaak, the Chinese for Foreign Minister basketball: Holy Cross, N. cage champion, plays its collegiate game In New Y ih e Columbia gym. Four five Holy Cross Starters from the metropolitan district. Attendance will be limited to 2,bOO students and alumni of the two achool* . . . The U. S. Olym­ pic Committee |« issuing an O ly m p ic victory ’ stamp to help Jersey Joe Walrntl’a house itutiun wiving in Camden, M s a m ^ - .f - ^ r - T - C T n T T w r H n m r ^ ir r w ir a man. But Jersey Joe hasn’t writ ten anv ’poetry yst . . I^stet Rice, Colgate basketball guard, missed a game recently to. write a Rhmlca scholarship, rxamlnaeluding Mrs. Ueon Mrs. Evalyn Walsh M cl^an as No. 1 party-givsf, are vying for honors In spheres of their own. > Adding impetus to the whirl!gig Is the return of tire legiilstors, the comings slid goings of feedetf. military brats and the creation Of the new Defense Department. NEXT DOOR NF.IG1IRORH * ~ ----»- * ATHENS, Ga. Dec. 17 (flped a ll—Next-door neighbors will bo booting extra points In this vear’a Gator Bowl at Jacksonvilla and Maryland meet Jan. 1. Joe Geri, Bulldog toe artiat, and Tom Mctlpgh, Terrapin kicker, tlpg Center, were high school teammates at wdnty Fifth Phoenlxvllle, Pa., and lived Just Avenue, has fire doors—apart on the same W aupfridab Colbert and will time on January nonneed this mofhTtt by Mia. Culda Wilson, county 'bom* deir.hnatralion agent. The County Commission pays the supervisor'* salary, and luu f.'rnlshsd the buildlig. and wi|l tontlnue to do so tm the pubh • •ire aa Iona as there Is a m i l u d desire for It, *4ia. Wdwm Stated. . The city has b rc i were gensfous In supplying water for u u In' Ibe kitchen, snd much wstei J* used, Mr*. WtUon no.mod out She also declared that tin H|__ ot'.d* Phwer and LlgM t ’o. he: lean yfcry .cooperalire In turn Awarded in First Contest Ends December 28, 1947 The first synthetic dy* of commerlrSl importance was produced in I860. i.'g ths summer, and requiring' inr s t posit. _ Colbert .cun he e lACtC.I ...........P M * c;00 A. M. and from .1:00 to W.0T P. M.. and airs. Wilsoi today termed her a very agree­ able, efficient pereon. Can* aru sold at the kitchen at about coal, allowing a hit extra to ih k j care of those bant or ruined fn sealing. The toll on canning is two cents for pln'.t or No. ^8 # G ift Theatre Gift Hooks For C hiisltnu • STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! - Fast Hornes and Beautiful Women! CT bt Blory of a Fabulous Guy. . . ^ -4-|Uk Wonderful Girl. * *. *-------------'J V d b ------51. land Their Unbeatable Horse! M Th e SENSATIONAL PRIZES FOR h-fhazeh a* ” SI 35,000 PRIZE CONTI ™ * pgt3_ !ACH 0 8 TNI a WILL 88 AWAIDtD , IIO SIPABATI COHTtn tom plelely eqslyped. A{ Jpuwr and Fraser wants <vtry -car owner in AmenCR to know fim* hand the difference between prewar and poitwar motor can. L<?ok around, t&tlwmUtakable characterlitici of Kaiier-Fraier design can be Teen in nearly every hew car model Introduced by other mfnuf^cturcrt. And this style trend is certain to be foUowtdr by others In the years to come. I t has splelely eqslppsd. - ^ - . Msegrepk Cewkisetle*. lard CahtMt. Medsl Hydras Ms eadyear seper-sesklsaed, wkHi a-Frater Waal * WAwa,|, Mr. ‘ ‘••hit. •»«.osa. completely changed modern motor car design. These great carl arc miles fbcad in performance, style,-ride* •. Come and see the Kaiser and the FjtAfcE* tdajiy. Get your free entty blank . . . your free tip sheet. Aik your dealer any questions you want. Watch the Kaiser-Grazer ads. Follow the rules an ^ w in l There’s go p u r­ chase oCcessary. Here *rc the most beautiful cars In the vaorldl ’ C o a to f fs try B la n k T and /p S1 U n i tre a t y e a r a w A y A a ls f r f r e * w S s s l s r 1 SERVICE �K> ' ■ . ) '* - 'v^bwu.yY.ntc. n, m i , _ lilt S A A K tlR Ii m sK A L O . 'A N I t i f t U M .O K IIU PA U K T l l l t F P --------------~ --------------- !------ --------- ------------ =-----, Iti rhe- uiidtUu uf the dcpte>#iuii Tilt fl.rfrr* cum.- to bev pncient job lu ith lhe Inr epirodei in the 1rnfn.ii.rj hi»i lntejnniluual Silver Co, a t Meri*. ton* «f nirharO I W r «(.• »aui*t u n ii.) u iu tc *m tn n ^ n - 1 mjuI Tristram mid Ihcult, have It) VOFI.AMU* KFRR .n Out #Uv«*r. bo* n fot ri-j on t h* §ltu uf Knp Special to Th* Kanlnrdt Herald Pntduflnft one of her pattern* land’. hlitoncal C hert.) itbliey." Hr MARIAN H. J0VK8 atilt ente.lt Iona, gard «utk. After — ’ AP New'features Writer _______ Mi** HrSund-Y ha* chosen .... . It may nMnnish yen Irani \ pc f»-> . d ■ design {with due re • Due tu the ITA merlin* that hut rmarly rdl th.- silwi wur-' g*H for the cost i.f uiimrfac lire) was held Tuesday evening In Urn used by million* of konien dally f i l I* >h»*c«l In .lite r. Then Mis* school auditorium .* .lln* Chapp-I •* dyaientd to aten, ihni j* why . Helatol. i take* i) Uiui a Compctl-' Guild Circle ul the Oviedo Meth­ Lillian Hetnndri it u -intolmil : tor’- '*•>'. teller of cumpai-ibje de* She Irattled hi t vxoy tip . tn j * -Igtr to women’* eluh»% »1fcl, rnlfggO odist Ckurrh postponed their prnfe**!oii thut mid shouldered <aflipuM * to «.-r whtrli hf rhe two ChrlMms* tmrty to Thursday women, to l- ionre the fits*, v.omtrn 11» 1**1 lik.d. If the women do not evening uf this week at the horn* ► toif rlcsuEiier cmployrrl by * I choose rflclandvr'# Jc-iitn rtn-st of of Mr*. W. II. Gore. The boa# , major silvcm-in. c«,nrpiiric arid. •>: the tithe, #ljc scrnmt lt and *tnit» tease* for the party are. Iw»lde* far a; her mitlpany kr.,.w- ||„. ■nrraln, rontlnnlns the procc** un Mr#. Gore. Mr#. A. M. Jom** end 'only une rurlt today esrept h c ii'd #!;•■ win*. MiY Carl Paul. own assistnnt. _ After staving for a while with AifJ may have one of the our *' Mr. and Mr#. Burges# McMahan venir spoon* *h. <h -iaticJ for the fTolluwirtg I heir release fioin the three twentieth century world \ \ A K t; U P BUSINESS / ho<pital. Mr#. Ferrell ll»o»k,y and fairs-.In Cb learn, San Fraud pc . iriby run, Marion Waller, and By A d v e rtis in g In j / rind New York. Ihtrirtc toe wu> > Mr. llea»iey have returned to DON’T KORGKT when hei contpany wpj in »a, J ^ h ii N yw cpape* ” “ their own home. l- work,- she d-aicnnl— m alY~tr"mat ehtne *on partMr. and Mr*. W. II. I.utb THURSDAY have »old Ihelr home to Mr. ami “" h e n I hcy#n work in .mMr*. D. .T. Ffire. who will take olhrr corn pa in Bi„r, if,,,,, n 8 :0 0 P . M . , poB#e**iun about Jan. 1. year* aril, they all bwUd down m a woman." u-ralU friend I t . . . Mrs. I-eon Olliff wa* on a shop, Itcnllr. hlur-c.'rJ \l,~. Hdomicr. ping trip In Orlando Tuesday. •lire men tnlrt me the., didn’t Mr*. Maude Coates I# planning -on visiting frienda In Jacksonville i Vlf"^ "at* a # onien's Joh because women would not •during the Christmas holiday*. ■ tic able to understand the pre Associate Worthy Patron Frank ci>» of maiturucliire. There I* W. Talbott. Mr#. Frank W. Tal­ no hini; very romtilirated 2In)in bott. *Mr#. J . 11. Jom'#, Mr#. Paul It. but th»1 is what thet .a Id. . Campbell, ami Mr#. “TKemtofu M o tif Cttmeras •• S A* ifi MM And wlieneter I rtnie Inin a . Aulin-nre among the one# planroom, the men hid Iheh draw. C niiiliil (nm erttii — .1.* MM ning on attending the .covered I|>K». Hut that’s all chanced todUh supper ami Christmas party Uv A r^ u s ttnd Ilu c rn n re r in the rompan> where I am to be given Thursday. nlichl by OAUOMTII wf a New York phy.t- dat now. • Meteor - Clipper - I'nndu -- Sureshnl. Jr. •• 8«mlnole Chdpter No. 'J. Order of nnn. pielty Carol Wondetman hss Traveler Cameras Mi»» llrlainti'i ha* lust irtum r.l Eastern Star*, at the Masonic • Projeclore Hall in Sanford Tliurarlay even* Jtiirt i'ltnCU it i-oiiiriu't wltti a French from a three month*' trip to Ku flint pnxliictinti mclety. A cover 'upe where »he visited sifver far --in*. girl, Carol had resisted llollywcH*! toriea in Htockholm. CopenhaKv*’ The children ItY the primary de­ A. WIKBOLDT wfdlc tn thr^U. S. and went to . and Uslo. partment of the Oviedo Mrtho- olters on tho ___ the) ^sre doing somclhiny 210 Park A\enur dl*t Churrh will he entertained France to study art. Whiledirector n®w s1#■* \o r__™»a*P -)*—fri.unrliiijr *.il» fe * 4 4# § H e * » | i - II tHim itill W * # * * ^ * r_sa s aR French with a Christina* party at t)]e *ftlyjfra, '"IrniViL . C°i!‘'r i rwV church Wednesday •afternoon at rpottcil her end ptrsiiatlfl Jltr to (International) - c n lift. flntcrurmonal) tU ‘ °» 8:30 P. M. pldllna It." .he reported. "The Mr*. Ruhr Itnuer has returned color l« applied all over the oul* to school following an absence #Idf and The luaid ej.i-leff-.ilrrr——due to—iHness.— Mr*. -'Trsinsiky ThC) say they frel that pUlrii tupolird durintr her alwenre. ware doe* mu we*/ writ Hv MHS. J. II. MKMCK Mrs. H. II. Link wm sustitute eunuch.” teacher fur Mr*. Caldwell during .-.., i..I had .. Hfi-.-iic ' ,1»1 iiftiii.'htot T im T T..WO e e tle ' . M 1' 1 Hcltt'der I W a p . li'r iIs thth - d a ittrttU l t the past Week during her a Inc nee. Mr. ami Mr*. I. O. Audi rum monthh 7ai»ln|t funds for Volun. of Ollnndo. spent the week-end tear J ^ ^ e * . Ps K .( i Thi-rc was a llvclv suction nmtion of t. , ,, ' H , „ , with their parents.’ Mr. am! Mrs. eountlv** atticles W r J " |lnj t,r; u ,J ,, ,,^ ,1 Vo. Jack C .' Karel). of tlm |m* Mr. and Mr*. K. M. Olliff, had ninht a t . UoifWoml HotH which lh<-lr recent dinner guo ls was very sucWasfuU . .Till* '•»* school boned. Mi-< llrlaiMlar nw h .1 lint. 21 ntin». .... their thildrt n Mrs. lorn.' liultuxe followed hv mofpTTim on h) Dr. u - hc*i mind to ttcyoim- mt »tti« Mis* FluuU’ih Olliff. C hnilo llu ria tl of Or Undo. U edii-RiU’ 'when she was -tilt r I. iL girl, mid there will lw white elephant sale n‘ « ‘ *o.,n M S -I,. ...........|,| rm.ui;! Oliff and hr.hv daiifrbter, .of Or­ Htu,|v ,n t|,„ jtf,,*,, lando; and Mu ami Mrs.. I.. on C. .it the hotel In the evening with , .,|unBfj more movivi afterwards. Island Srh.i d „r p , Olliff. of Oviedo. ih e Civic1 Leaitue had a sue- j l ater t.Uc did fee? lanes adverRobert Ian- .a student at the ikmrhes. Thru u •fortBlI - University of Florida apcnl the tersfol fi««l #al» and Satuuinv . week-end at homo with his par­ nlfthl a card party, the fiist o f , |inifc*»ir Intel. #•,..( her in silver design and slu* hecamu so. fasel -JaritHonville Palalka— Si. Augustine ent*. Mr. ami Mr*. l)uirles S. a series. For Christ Chuirli school mein- r.uted thut she deirtmined to filter •VI-t t *.)nfic Sir-- Ahltt**! 5 i ♦* i -*i Lee. l>er# of Youme People# 8crvlre the profession. But knowing thut The meminj* and therf fitmwonu-n were not s-uyM there, she ta-aguo of Sanford tome to load . , ____. ___ Connection* To All Prlm-lpvl I'olnl* ilies of Ami rlcnn (.vkIorv Post. No. 1143 were entertained with a bar­ the vonnjrster* a t: 3;0fl o'clock In dallhvra'elv wmk-,1 for and won Lihrary llflll. ’"TfieTl ~ Clfirisinias I the medol rywarded h> the New Passenger* Air Mall becue at Sweetwater I’aik n will boon Dee. IS. , F.ntrlaml .1 Ur* mvl fi'lv-r I’or All. Air Trmtcl lleveesstlnns wa-.1 had hvthen. l Mem tiers of l>unr\vi>o.| Card 1smith# AssocUlion fnr.lhr best stuh- Mr a n ? M r . r M mhI n" r «»‘«H ay ninht u .jd -n t de*im of silver j-w.de, v. Mr. m *l l scue*t» o f - Mr. nml. Mi*. Loui* .Armed with that she got a Job «k nisnlng .eiatdcm jewelry, prnitMr. and Mr#. J a m t hu <Dr ', M '- resiid to hid vri”low ware d-stp-N and and Mr*. Hilly (UmmaKe. Mr. i1 Students .h , fimn Ttollln* Coltive ami Mr*. Jack C. Ka veil, Mr. and Mr*. Hollis Co*. A rthur M rtc lf. j , ' ’C o ..la v "m e n 1 1..— I - s i - i - i f u - __J t r _ m il l w n * » w l H o ld tfalu nia) t ic n - Oviedo News These Women •?v 5 ' J ’-' Give a CAMKHA . . . . tin* «Sft that will bring pI&iHUre for many years.. . l^ongwood to NEW YORK * Daily Commuter Flights Tu~ Ah*. fe~|« PHONE 1325 ?' “5 "7 "“'Ita..' ,w.h."7 . W fit'll- «* ir'-sV.'.:-j".S ............ .............. Sanford _ _4 sinpir# - 1 • ss’& iia ic ’ i r i - a ! .................... -« — — l>un c . Olliff, Mr. and Mrs. r#ceri*Iy. ITie- Woman's Auxiliary of the nl*ll‘ CovnKnr l Fm.,, ^ UT ' ‘'1}** ^hV .W al'^nluK h’ 'wlVr hold the .1 h Y *. X r Un^emln r luoprnm on Thursday } } T>' Jl'ftfllk- Malcolifl, Mr. ,,f Ht home of Air*. L. K**I &}/r*;I1I‘oc M.lrolrri, Mr. and „ c^arcy ;t.an oVlofU. Mr*. William A. Maid, Jr., Mr. | Three stables of trotting horand Mra. A. I). Wall, Mr and ses have Iwen brought to ScmMrs. Henry WotdotL Mr. and T,.0|,. Dilving Park for, this wes­ Mra. Hilly West,—Mr. -and Mr*? 1son. Tom Berry norry with 25 fiom Ferrell Hcasley. >jr. And'Mrs. Joe litxinalun. Ky., II, C. Fitziiatrick1 Beasley, Jr,, Mr. and Mrs. Sler- with 21 front IndinnapolU, Ind.,| rltt Staley, Mr. and Air*. C, R. Fied Kxun (min Lesington with < Clunts, Jr., Mr. and *'»y. William 14. I Mr*. J . 11. Mentek utlvmlcd the. llenry Martin, Mr. amt Mra. John W. Evans. "Mr. and Mrs, H. F. luntrltoou for jitato ofticci* of the Wheeler, Jr., Ms. and Mr*. Phil n.A.It. In Sanford un Friday noon. Packard, Mr. ami Mr*. Tommy i —Moon,- llersr -Mimn, - J w — Uerryl Brown, Mr. and Mr*. I)r. Chartai P ennina Ralpfi King, Ray Hoaalcv, Jn.eph Optometrlnt Lawton, Mr. and Sirs. Kd Sweat, 1 s t Ale’ll, Mr. and Mr*. Tommy S a n fo rd A t la n t ic Ilk . |IM g . Stales'. Mr. and Mr* Paul MlkIlo u r a ; > -IZ 1-5 Phone .'1ft ler, Mr* Rlanrhe Partin.. Mr*. Sal. t - 12 Dor* Kelsey, Mri and Mra. Carl £ y n L i a anlord - GUiuwa hit tod T. Miller. i _ ’ I | •» - iU f I ' • 1 ^ :. *- {Arl.l A m ajority of Sanford stores will be­ gin rem aining open Saturday night until d o'clock follow ing a canvass made by the Sanford M erchants'A ssociation w n ic ji indicated a.preference for the y o’clock closing. • — The. Mei chants Association recom­ mendation. w The new hours will ekierid from Sat- r t f •• V : . ' - - ,v . * •’ ' ‘"V f *, s . / . n»W taut* pim fli/ ■ ■ A i k j t r U i l t h t t w a y . . . both ^ ‘*WjfH 1! THE SANFORD MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION H.KAHB rrtuM en■ L-J|4ita *i. —— ■tr a d t-m a r k t m a n the tam e th in g . • o m i t WHOM AvrnoattT o r t m coca-c o u comcahv it SANFOnO COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY J C.Jii 1 » - . • 1 *+ r 1---- ==-> « ■ * ■> , - ■ =■=--■■ .1 -s . : * ; �• .K .» . • - • * - * .■ ■ TUB 8ANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA- *AGE POUR New School Subjects The Sanford Herald KMakifekeS la IMa r.ktl.fc.* daflr I W f i Satanlar aa4 SaMar al . I > a ( m KlmMa III Maaaal‘a A«»a«» C airtrl aa i.raal tlaM matin OHtlar ST. HI*, a* Ika Taal o fll" vf aaala.4, II.rMa, aMlrr Ika A«l M ( n a n n al Mare* k. I—T. '• ' HOl.I.A > II U UBA.1 IWIIaf n o n ttn i o r.^ n kaalaaaa M amin ■fkkcmrTio.M TiAT** l r Carrier _ . • J* Oaa Maalk. . I-1** Tkraa Haatka Ill Maalka .... . •« Oaa V.ar —1. 11.01 737 al 3TJ akltoar?" aailaaa ia>la Ikaaka taaalallaaa |M aallaaa al lalarlalamaala lar Ika ear***. al ralalaa laaAa. aalU ka akaraal lai al aaaalar »4. . r 1t«n,» ram._____ I ala *4 kaaaaaaaaa mpiaaaaiallam | m ., raaraaaala Tka llamU la Ika kallaaal Halo al a4r.rfl.tas. Olfl#a« ara a.alalala.4 la Ika lat*..i rlllaa la Iky raaalr? aallk kaaOaoai Ura la rklaaaa a .a Ma«a l a i l , ' rka liar ala la~ . a r a t.f r mi~ TV, AaaaalalH r»»aa aaklrk la a«.llla<a aulaalaala la Ika aaa l»r rarat.lt ynllaa al all |ka laaa.! MX. o.lnlri •a IM. af»'a>t“ '. aa. aaall Al* aaaaa Itayalrkaa. So many subjects arc taught in the school* today or nt least appear In*the school curriculum that to suggest nny more might dismay an educator. When, however, the boss of all educators mnkes a suggeation, it should at least re­ ceive attention. '* . High schools should show howpublic opinion i* formed, says John W. Studeh'aker. Commissioner of the United States Office of Education. There should nlso be instruction on how to use official reporta and government documents, how to fill in tax forms, how to mark ballots or to use a B •• -•»- Army O ffice Head Says U. S. Making Facets At Russians .4 iia M M ir *’f t S H r a f H i WEDNESDAY, DEC. 17, 1947, aWEDNESDAY, DEC. 17, 1947 Official A gencies THE WORLD TODAY Have D ifficu lties By DEWITT MACKENZIE AI* Karri in Affairrrtnmlyat In Finding Rooms B* JANE EADS WABlliNGTON—The Depart­ e d of the Interior haa a "terrific headache" trying to findf c • L nmm for Mime old line a g e n c ln ,^ moving back from Chicago whets they've been holding forth since the early •>■>*»„ ° L lhe w*r '. More than 100.000 square fed of office apace la needed to ac­ Most grown-ups would be grateful for such infomio-) *0 pffen,iT° Ian ami commodate tb* *Zr nc’ea —the In­ lion. Crammed full na the school programs sometimea seem rx ten j B o n d domination across dian Affairs Office, National Park western Europe. to he, room might be made for these subjects. Service and Flah and Wildlife Thi* may eaaily be the deciatve (One omission occurred to a jierwon who happened to European battle in the atruggle Service. _____ where _________ step ....... Into nn office this won bellng discussed. What between * * Communism ~ i f ...................... snd the Dem­ Other* of Secretary Krug’a about thp proper amount to tip? He wns Teferretl to an ocracies. Certainly It give* an agencir* long houaed In tin unwelcome picture of “ two building -will Ju*t hive to move £ etiquette column.) world*" at loggerhead*. However, over. Bedlam reign*,.but aquada But taking Commis/iionor Studcbakcr seriously as to on the blighter *lde it the fact of moving men are gradually practical subjects dealing with the problems of contcm|>o- that it find* the three ma]o« bringing order out of the chaos rary life, the fact remains•that an natbnUhing amount of democratic* finally united in tni* created by offiae fixture* pilinz r o r France ia standing up In the corridor* and the such Information* ns he suggests is td be found in the cm!*, with Britain and the United aquceiing In of additional percolumns of newspu|»era und niaguzlncs and in public libra­ mildly fitatea. ries. Those who need it can ask and receive from any news­ Aa the Big Four Conference sonnet. In addition to the Department** paper. H it has not the information immediately on tap It we* ruahing to en angry* eloae. headache, th* 400 returning clerk* ~WEtlNESDAY, DECVn.JHT' rnn*sulmost always tell the questioner Where snd how to French Foreign Miniiter Uidault hunting living apace have ‘Just we* quoted by the new»peper obtain it. • I’eria-Urease a* declaring that that many individual noggin- . . Bini-E VERSE TOR TODAY The public libraries have income tax information on hi* country couldn't act. any twisters. An official reports that YOUR THOUGHTS MAKE YOU hand, ballot information nt.election time and government longer a* referee between Russia only about 68 percent of the re- • WHAT YOU ARE. YOU CANT and the U. 8. A. He « ld *it be- turning worker* have ajicceedH ^ THINK EVIL THOUGHTS AND document and report information all the time. Tax office* cbmea obvious that the U.8.S.R.» jn finding “aome a o r f of lodg­ BE A CLEAN PERRON: If U irlr nro usually courteous and helpful. Why doesn't the citizen effort* no longer are aimed a t ing. bo. any virtue and If there ha* yiy use the seryicoH he already has before puttingniorc weigh! peace. • “The** people don t want te­ . . . llar, think on thrsa things Ilidault’a atatemenl might be ex­ pee*." he aald. “They want com­ on schools 7 • tended. It" la equally true that it fortable apartments for thelr II. 4:8. no longer la poasllile for any familles and decent aingle room*. We hope th/il. the City Commit country, or individual, to take a A housing committee haa been Dawn For Britain middle of the road course between net up to help the house-hunter* lion can find tome way to carr) Communism and Democracy. It * but Washington ace ms more out the recommendation! of th: Old-time philosophers who claim that it In always dark either one or the other. The two Crowded today tljan It war dur­ J a y c e e committee * in veil, gat ing CHt juHt before dawn are How being vindicated in Great isms just don’t ml*. ing the war year*. condition! at the local cemetery. 'Meantime, In _oecordanee with Britain. The public here ban grown accustomed to nail re­ George Hadden, who served on There-ii no douht that the aitua sorts from England and to propheciea (dating thnt the tlra ty obligations, the last of Uncle Sam's troop* of occupation the housing committee when th i tiorv out there . ^ a^disgrace jo ('Km«h” wcre "through/’ The latent otwoiratlonrt. however, In Ju ly are aboard a Yuleildrt three agencies moved to Lhlcagj, 1 Sanford and everybody in it. arc more'hopofui and give evidence thnt the wornt In oyer;, im niport, bound lor home, and Kaya that** why more than 140 of though perhapi no blame attarhe* employe** in the three otiUlla ; The morale of the English people-Ih improved and for th j British also have folded their the a . smjIiI I** I na * Wthn* . to .remal^ to the Cily became of ill lack the mont part they are working harrier. Coni, which in baaiy\ tenia and departed that economl*. chose rally shattered and politically tur­ City. of fundi lo do anything about has divert the firnt indication of an upward trend, with a bulent country whoac governll. However, mine mean* of ran production mark of four million lomi hetrl foB more than ir m eh fU fTghilng f life*ami death WASHINGTON has a new Lady ing* revenur for improvrmrnl* will month. The firnt load of coal for ex|>ort nince Inst winter St niggle against Moscow-dlrccted Diplomat.' blonde Scm-ra Olga Communism. have to be found if Sanford t- comprised 8.000 tons ithipped from a port in Scotland re llrieeno, cultural attache of At first glance thi* withdrawal the Vencxuelan cmbaaay. Her lo jre tp pace with other munici- cent|y. SJmilar gains are rejrortcd in *Im 1 andjimchincry. might seem llko yanking crutches , patili'i which are showing a . prop while a ten per cent increase in output in the reply to the from under a cripple—but not *o. many capabilities and talent* In­ military contingent* had clude playing the guitar and be­ et reaped for the dead. api>eal of Sir Stafford Crlpps for more production in thnt These been reduced to a handful of men, ing witty in five diffetent lan­ mere token foree*. And as the guage*. Democrat* throughout the yean lino. A steady upward climb in production and a healthy Americana sail away they are re­ Before coming to Washington, have gained turh an untavory iff placed laced by President Trum an* Senora Brlceno waa her country’* to work should play n large part in making life blunt utation for their mitUltdersUading willingness warning ing that. ___ If Italy. * cultural attache in Cuba, bhu *. • •« st • f __ fa_ t L->.I«1,Im .. ...I List* i*'i 1intlu of the value of e dollar that easier in Britain, In spite of hardship and low rntions. sovereignty should be threatened. haa been a foreign correspondent.. Iccturer.-a prnfcaaor.. She hss. they cannot get money for for­ Hritling Is beginning to see daylight a t the end of his loiiu Ihe Untied Stale* would be obliged to consider what measure* would also written novch. • CurrenMy eign relief even when everyone night of muddling through. Ihi appropriate for thu* main her name is among thoa? pr». (lie admit* that luch relief ii tcnanCe of peace and security. posed to occupy a chair a t tha both, charitable and tuential fioih That, I take it. I* a promlaj^- Spaniah Royal Academy of lliaPaid In Full couched In the language of dip­ a practical point of view. So_ the " . lomacy—to safeguard Italy from tory. • Houie trim* 188,000,000 from the Senora Brlceno hold* the deco­ Thd London'Evening News told this story of Britain aggression. „ Administration'* bill, apparently tax /.'nitnation: Turning to another field of ration of tbo "Order jaLlaabella. new*, the British Houae bestowed upon her by 8p*ln after believing that it call, for leaf: A wealthy Leeds businessman underwent .an operation foreign served aa-cultural delegate to raking and boon doggling in the and the surgeon sent a bill for $1080 (400 guineas). “ I m of Commons haa before It the ehe Warmly debated question of that country In 1036. * ilreets of Pdria. ll may be lint not quibbling." the patient told the surgeon, "because I can whether Prlnra Philip should be She haa written alx hooka In the cut was unjustified, bul tbr afford to pav. Bul do you realize that, with the present given a atate allowance of tan Spaniah, one of which, "Cucka burden of proof, after 14 yeart .super-tax, I have to earn not leas thnn $61,000 to pay your thousand pounds (140.000> m* a and Bulla in Caracas," haa been royal Duke and huaband of Prin­ translated Into English. and ha* of spending, is on the Democrat,. $1080?" ' . *• • ces* Elltabeth, heireaa apparent gone through | ^ ( “ $ ^ I J t o n . The surgeon coticeded the point. His client went on; to the throne. /IM . , The Bureau of labqr Statistic! Well, far Ik- it from your col­ WHEN Sam Solomon, airline* reveals that il now costs $4St» "You, rts-ts surgeon, nre nt the lop of your clasa. You muni umnist to Intrude in John Bull a 1M mera per year for a family lo lor pay heavy taxes, too. How much do you expect to get out affair* hut. having been a' ctoae official, greeted a o m # , , . observer of (he royal family gueata at an ovater roaat at hla. than it did a year ago; and ihc of the $1680?" ,.• Silver Spring/M d., estate h t led The aurgeon ncribbled for a moment and announced. over aome eighteen heirt promptly bleed* for the lo a clothesline and told idrnrr. In England, $108." forgotten man. hut it bleeds-mom them too pick that they are among the hardest pic out .their ovfti bibs. "So." said the patient; "Ih order to pay you $108 I have worker* in the world.* Their time The blba were made of green for those who throbjdi force of to cam $6-1,000. Supposing we settle for a case of whisky. truly belong* to their people. paper, and **«h guest found one circumstances are living on pen­ -UP I Week In and weetr out they plav with hla name on It. The Invita "Done." said the surgeon sions or life insurance- annuities a prominent part In all aorta of tion waa “from 2 P. M. tH| T .” like widows and orphans and ----------------------- -------------functions, anil their schedule# After ewlmming,' tennis, horaeoften run from morning until thors. badminton and what-rmt, thousand* of unorganized worker* Christman Cards Are midnight and cover many engage­ Sam began aerving tha oyster*— who are now trying lo 4d al°ng lt’a a lough Job, and we baked, fried, raw. He alto dlahrd Trap For Bootlegger ment* on the tame salaries they were have been told tnet "the laborer out three different* kind* of ham, making before the war. It is hard is worthy of his hire." gob*, of ahrimp, hot blaculta, OKLAHOMA CITY. Dec. 17 While we are on the suhleet of for a'coal miner to meet the high The aheriff thought It was royalty, Lord Baldwin who has doughnut* and been ' cost of living. It it much harder tactleta. If not downright Insult­ just died In England waan’t th* for those whose incomes - have ing. when he got Christmas cardt greatest figure ever to be lUTf WASHINGTON -Dee- '17 UPI— of thanks from an Oklahoma Cily minister but hla name Is bou 5 Men A iding S tale not been raised. A leader of tha* Army’s reterva bootlegger. ; , to live In hlatory as the one who Most To Be Picked forced King Edward VIII (now Proponents of Communism, of officer* declared today thla connEspecially, one* that read— t r r Is "m sklnr face* at Ru*sl» "At the close o f . another year the Duka of Windsor) to chose whom there are several in this with neither the military fore* Dec. 17 (Spebetween alxllfatlon and renun JACK country, can have little to say that nor military planning to back It we reallxe how Im portant' your cletlon five__yojrng. of Wallla g a rflfM flllHBi •1*1) ■■Balaetlon been Xiltndahlo-luid good h™..* ii aoixl o L lh e recent umency. -UP— 17>n ATTTaTdwln himself aald to men who hare contributed m oit to our success. parliament In asking It to eonrevaluation in Russia, ist least in -Brig. General E. A.* F-vana. You can’t aak a sheriff to take alder Edward’# measaga of ahdle- to tha welfare of tha S lat*’dur­ ing 1947, an annual project of so far at the little man it con* executive- director of th* Reserve lhat sort of thing from a boot­ catlnn. "No more difficult, and -J Officers Aaaoeiatton. told reportearned. According to thi: plan, erg the nation’* defense* are suf­ legger. especially In prohibition might say, more repugnant task the Florida Junior Chamber of Commerce, will be made by a ” 1 the Russian government hat or­ fering from poor leadership at Oklahoma. ever ha* been Imposed on a prime dlatingulsHed group of tha stale’* So Igst night deputle* began minister.” . . dered all citizens lo turn over tha Pontaxon**—headquarter# of business, political and profaaaionBaldwin was the type who si leaders, it waa announced the telephone numbers lo the government 'all their money the new National Defense Da- calling followed the dictates of conscience, they found nn a little red can! . today. and receive new money in return oartment. He aald at a new# conference attached to tha Yule greeting. and he was deeplv religious. Once The Judf** 1 McGregor on the batia oj one new ruble he and other reserve officers are Soft yoicea discussed prices, made when I waa chatting with him In hla private office at 10 Downing Smith, President,. Florida Powjr for ten old one*, fn effect, this ready to laR congressional com­ appointments. . . Eight Co., Miami; Edward When it waa all over, one man etreet I asked him If he be­ and meant lhat if you had $500 in the mittee* that: • lieved In prayer. Hw-Hesitated a Ball, Trualea, Alfred L DuPont waa' in jail on’ liquor charges, 1. Th* manpower of the Army tea kettle behind the atove, yon Estate, Jacksonville; Harold Co. lanta’a pack was 42 pints lighter, moment and then aald: would have to give it to the la declining "kt an alarming -and the bootlegger’s Christmas •“1 believe that no man can go lee, ExecutW* VIce-Prealdent. r*U*". beestuae the volunteer »ra­ through life tarrying a great Florida B u te Chamber of Com­ government, or have your head te spirit had all gone down the burden m of recruiting haa failed. without dlvlna guidance. merce, Jacksonville; Clarence M. drain. chopped, off. and receive in rttum Gay, Sfkte , Cotrfptroller, 'Tails 2. The National Guard, aupHe discovered lhat aome hQ01 Iv " $50, Or if you had a noaed to have 680.000 men ready oq Tea plant* are evergreens, but haisee: J. Thomas Gurney, Chair­ tnoroua—or unsatisfied—custom­ must grow in hot, moist climates. man, State lloayl of Control, Or$IOTH>0 life.inturancgjjolicy aml fo rt_any “moblllaatlon day er* had re-addretacd his cards. Undo; SpeaasrdT Holland, United your husband died, you would emergency, actually ha* only "poorly equipped troop*. 8U tea Senator, Bartow; Walter get only, $1,000. How wpuld you •.*00.000 8. The morale of the organised Manila's Rebuilding Hayea, President. American Flra like that) •_ . rrserves ia f t o ' bSYtly ahot that I HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS and Casualty Co., Orlando; Dr. • ay Alley Said Just B eginning doubt you foUld get together 20 Hamilton Holt, President, Rob Robert M. Hutchins is a very ocrcent pf the men In an emer­ Una College, Winter Pork; Nathan nite young man. and a veiy gency." Mayo, CommUatoner of Agricul­ ** AP Nrwsfealurea OLE TOfA C W lM t brilliant man. He i* president of MANIEA—War-wrecked Ma­ ture, .TaBahaaaeei Judge H, I Evans aald that In the wgan. R ou a J* w iD 5 £ c H A Behring, Justice 'Supreme Couriit#d rr«rnrr only—one oul of fire nila'* real reconstruction la Just the Univenity of Chicago, wst, ...» -------FA C E , HE MU* Tallahassee; C. Ervin Wall*.'. when elevated. In that high of- »m«mg the W J 0 0 o « k m and beginning, Edward E. Hotter, one President, Professional Insurance r - __ l . li_ ,l . * k„ . __ T. only on# out of 24 among th* of the leading Amerkiyi contrac­ fic*. probably the youngest coU only. f R G oT T .I6 I0 H — I R f»80,000 anllttad man have JC tor* In the Philippine*, report*. Company, Jacksonville; J o h n lege pmkJent in the United calved any Inatructlona on what Koater said the high coat of Pennekarop, AaaocUte Editor, Ml* -ElTVkJH t> i K H W M A W Slatei. He' bgt done a grand 'job to do In a national ■ . . emergency. „ .... _ building material* and tha alowrml Herald, Miami; Dr- J. HIUM m m of Uva alty-planning commlailliam -JL-N abltlL ®rc»~ Miller, Preaidant, University • «*in making tlw University of Chi­ CnL W illiam-lL_NaUctt* V Florida, palneavllln. cago on* df this nation's lead­ Id rn tijof tha association, chimed g|on adopting a permanent lay­ out for tha naw city haa held one' 'far thU Junior Nomination ing educational universities, even ln“W# should get ready .norw to Chora bar award may Include *n» if haa unwillinfnett to face Ilie meet the so-called hinde young man,, a resident of tM nil* during th* Drat eight month* facta of life hat rciultcd in the emorgancy.’ If there la no elate. batU H ? ’th* age* of **abolishment of football at Chica­ elorad amargeocy, ‘ they should of 1947, however, were nearly and 88. Th*(winnera will b* an ­ tall on" i ’ •'• double those In th# like period nounced at a banquet held In Tango. But when he says that "uni-! Nablctt aald th# llata of remllo* 1946, reaching $g2i)7R,S83 aacola on Falx Balden Waldo, venal military training it a ridic- net* of tha Regular Army and Much of this was for purchase of Chairman r t the'Comm it teo, »u< ulout and wasteful act of war.** Air Fort* fa far from lmpreaaleo. land on which -------- wGlade waad. John'' Referring to two nearby instal­ •trored. J ^ . J*-a. ha show* how completely tome „ of the ter. Texas, lation!. he added: . ' Building cotta have come doarn Chamber United 8 of our cottega profestort and our • "If you go out to Andrew* n tonally P*°' great educators arc living in a Field or up to Ft. Mead* on a from last year, Koater aald. In 1*46 roata were 460 to 800 per world apart, "ft will inflame olh- weekend you won’t G ad -a, i ■!>■■• guard on duty. ’ «r Mtiona again,t us.*' ha seems poral’a^ " ' ’ ia“ nrl* H ab««t eral Elaenhower free air lo believe, at if anything could w m b tr . IU tem­ $t'«mf"ned'I inflame them mors than the Tru­ perature may ha reduced to vary tha U. S. government last year at man Doctrine or th* Marihatf’ low la vela without any contended that If there *_ __ $i;6o.OOO after Plan already hare, flow often tloa to csuh fpg. b"* igm ergtncy and th* been gutted during th# battle for <fid we hear such . talk before th* Axis power* ended, Manila. A t proreat cosU ara Into the chamber trill ab o rt SCO per r tn t of prewar, 'Pead Harbor I . . . and with what m ’w s r s jg f e s iz t 'B Z S S & l i J & k . r I- Th« collapse of the Big Four ef­ forts in London to frame German and AustFian peace treatiaa ha* scut America, Britain and France into a huddle to dcvi*« waya and mraps for the economic conioliilation of wcilct'i Germany, leaving eastern Germany in the hands at the Russians who will use It t a L SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SA N FO RD , FLO R ID A 1928 Class To Have * ■“ Reunion On Dec. 27 Social Calender #w THURSDAY The Truth Seekers Class of the First Methodist Church will meet for a ’ covered dish luncheon at 12:80 P. M. a t the church annex. A Christmas progtam will be presented. The annual Christmas party of th# Fidelia Class of the First Baptist Church will be held In Ih* annex at 7:00 l>. M. All hue-bands of the member* are invite.) f l o aattend. Please make reserva­ tions by telephoning Mra. Hor­ ace Turner or Mr*. R. E. El*berry. ., The Grammar Pchonl P. *^, A. will meet in the school auditoilum a t 8:30 P. M. The hoard will meet at 3:00 P. M. The fourth grade of the South Sdie Primary School will present a Christina* pageant at 10:30 \ It. Tile public ia invited to a# -tfixL W Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E.8., will meet at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 P. M. A covered diah •upper will precede the meeting at 0:30 P. M. . ' KRfDAI The Annie 'Miller Circle will have a Christmas party at 7:00 P. M. at the Elk's nail. The I’hltalhea Class of the Firat Baptist Church will hold a Chriatma* party at 8:00 P. M. ^J*t the home of Mra. John Ik *^Lee, 1108 Park Avenue. ^Member* are asked to brings a present for a gift exchange. — ■■ ■ ■ ■ -5-------- GENEVA NEWS P? MRS. A. H J lUflAM— The Home Demonstration Club had a covered dish luncheon at fthe Community llouae last Tues­ day. Mrs. Kitcnrr ol Bantord guvo a very interesting talk on Christ­ mas seals. • « Mra. Mary. ____ Fells of .. Zephyr Hills. Fla. Is visiting Mr. and Mr*. Henry Harrison. • Mr. and Mrs. W. YV. Davi* „f Jackaonville Beach are making their home with Mr*. Grant. Mr. ami Mra. Ed Fulford and childrrn have returned home after a visit to relatives in Lake YVales. I MJaa Frances Edward* is viaitIng her lister Mrs. Ed Fulfoid. Mr. and Mra, Richard McGill have raturned to their home in Brooklyn, N. Y. after a v sit with Mr. and Ml a. •Kay'.MeGil The'm any frit-mi; °f Miss Betty Yarborough will be .glad to kno« she la improving after a recent Illness, a Mrs, O. C. Brockman ia a t aftar a major main operation at) home nftar Riverside Hospital it, Jacksonville. # Mra. Wilma Smith of Palm Beach and I’earman Smith ol Chattahoochee were visitors nf Mra. O. C. -Brockman. • Mr. and Mrs. H II enry . Jv re trrr Spent U,e weekend with Mr. and MW. O. E. -Poland of North San­ ford. Mrs. Judaon Leonard and daugh­ ter of Ft. Pierre were weekend guests of Mra. latRue Alderman. Jack Monday of Schenectady, N. Y. was the weekend visitor of • Mr. and Mra. R. N. Btrevell. Mr. Monday la spending the wlnteF In St.' Petersburg Miss F/anrea LcF’lls ha* rc turned from Chicago, III. She was a prize winder in Horn# Demon­ stration work. • . ’ Mr. and -Mr*, ^lloachper have raturned from St. Petersburg. Mrs. Y’erkea of',Jacksonville It visiting Mra, Endor Curlatt. Mr. and Mr*. P. G. Raker from The home of Mr. and Mr*. Phillip Bauer waa the arena of a family reunlort last Hunday honoring Sgt. and Mra... Charles C. Geiger. '* . Rgt. Geiger waa recant Iy marrlad to Ml*a Betty Jana McDer* wltte of Boston. Maaa. About 80 relatives from Naw fimyrna. Orlando. Maitland, Sanford anrj Geneva war* nrraent. Hgt. and M rs..Charlea Geiger a re entertained with a pariv Friday night at the Community Hous*. ’’ e. . Mrs. Peart , Y'arborough v m hottcBP. 8 fi* C^liror fh the Marine aervke for 14 years ••nring two o t i r i ^ u ifi In® recent war. Mr. and Mra. Gelyar leave on Tuesday for Boston where he hhpe* to be'etatlonad. Lyman H igh School 1IY HELEN FARINA will have their entertainment In the class room thi* F'rlday after­ noon. • The Lyman Glee Club enter-} talned the P. T. A. Tuesday nlghE| The two selections which they* have rhosen to sing are “On Thi*. Good • Christmas Morn” and " Break FVirth Into Joy." Mra. R. T. Milwrce will dirret. Tho! glee .club will have their Chrisl-i mas patty -this coming F’riday! night. FNerynix- will go raroL ing. then journey out to Sanlando. Rprings for the fool and enter* tainnient. Reen recently at Ihe tmsket* ball game .together were Falls' Hawkins nnd Jimmy - FH ipatrickJ Jimmy finally found his way back1 from Califcrnla In join his Sopho-t more 'classmates. W rlcome hack' to Lvman!!!! Bov that Clydo Walker and Donald Ijirgent real­ ly get around they .have been seen dating tho,,- cute Winter Park girls to the basketball Tbr Seminole High School ; FLASH! FLASH! The Lyman orhduating elaai of 1928 will hold ihoys ba,ketlmll w;unil won their a d a ta reunion on Dec. 27 at tbo game l*,t Friday night with Win­ 1.or.i-wood inn. Those In rharg* Rainbow Girls To ter Garden (0-25. The Lyman ■>f the arrangements for the af­ lassies but their (crond game of fair Include Mra. Alyre Ashdown, Meet On Monday the season 24-32. Lyman’s firat Miss Pearle. Robson and Mra. J. basketball game was played with M. , Cameron. Mra. Cameron The Rainbow Girls, a new or­ Oviedo, IVc. 9. Roll, games were stated this morning that anynM ganization of girls being spon­ lost to Oviedo with a one (mint Mrs. Clark' l-rouaidv bad as her of the d a ta who hasn't been con* sored bv the Eastern Star and defeat. Ilctter link to us next the Masons of Florida, are asked guest recently. Mrs. Bessie Pal- tacted and wishes to attend may time. On Dec. 18, the Lyman all her a t , 992-J. Miss Robson, •n meet at the Masonic Hall on stti of Atlanta. Greyhounds lake on the Apopka 987 or* Mra. Ashdown. 181-R. Mondar at 4:45 P. M.. formally Blue Darters at 7-:t0. The cheer­ Officers of the class included dressed, for initiation. All Ma­ M.- I„ Kahorn. Jr, will arrive leaders and chrrring squad are sons Ami Eastern Star members on F'ridav from Cincinnati. I), to Mra. Andrew Car ra way. pres­ going to get sporty and go also. arc invited to attend. A public sneml the Christmas holidays ident: Dirk Maxwell, 'vice pres­ The Seniors enioyed their ident: Eli* ateetF) Brown, secre­ Installation* of officers for the with his narrrta. Christmas party with a shrimp tary; Steve Shlnholscr. treasurer. iyw organisation will be held at fry at the home of their class Miss Roh«on was valedictorian for 8:00 .p. M. to which the public is Mrs. Itolls Gn-rn and Mr*. the class ami the salulatodan waa Don Arnechc lovingly talks to "Gallant Man," his favorite race hortc, sponsor Sirs. June Thunandrr last cordially invited. James tnahlnrt of Tamna will bo Mill* Lord. T rarhrrs of the da*a in this scene of Republic's "That’s My Man," co-starring Catherine Thursday night. The Junior* will tbo weekend guests of Mr. ami •re also cordially invited to a t­ have their clans party at the Method. Showing al the Rita Theatre Thursday ami Friday. Mrs. Joe Corley. Mason’* home In Bear laike this tend. coming Sujtdny . night with, a site for sneak previews. Miss Kathrvn Wiggins arrived The cutest couple of Ihe week steak fry. The nophomorea are vetterday from Blrtson Univer­ for their are Opal Wills and Kt-rmll DriaTime was when privluevra loved having.. a hay.rid* . By IIKTTY CLARKE Seminole Hi sity to sneml the holidays with to get their pictures banned some Christmas party, The F'reshntcn koll. AP N e«sfeaturrs Beauty Editor her parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. I k where or blasted by someone. It wwwMMMWWMWMMMMMWWWWWwaaaawwxsaaaaaaaaMwy By HOBBY PARK Ily Mttlt THOMAS Wiggins: * w.i.i sold thnt thy publicity did wonders for the criticized films. I ’lllU S T M A H S P E C IA L If you plan to come to the Glee Mrs. Claude Robson of Panla ' Make vour Now Y’oar’s re solu­ Thnt viewpoint may now lie alter­ Club*# annual Christmas program HOLLYWOOD. Dec. it id*) Genuine Cream Oil Permanent. ,ha|M-,l and styleil to fit your tion a firm n-solve "To Make the is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. J, N. ed. The l.vgiou of lieiency con­ Most of.Mo.’1 features. V8.50. Or try the new Rupersonie Wave al FlOmi up. Robson. Mrs. Rohsoh will lx* re­ vou should romo early lo 'get a Note, ami comment on tod:,,'* demnation of "Forever Amber" good scat.’ The Glee Club says new, in the film capital: We ,|H-cialile in scalp treatments, facial, and manirpres. Ask. Y'ou don’t tired buckets of mon­ membered as the former Betty they have a splendid program . Movie .ptiHluApon l, bonding didn't help the film ru'd Its imykcrs were happy to see the lain lifted. ’. . •I miuI free permanent to !>o given Decemlier 21.* ey to find a now hairstyle or to Antnsh. planned. „ steadily itowhwjjfd nnd with It go 'Recently at, nctoi wus disBeauticians— Harriett Rlawter 'and Pauline Drel improve your skin or to discovrr actors* salaries!* It is n but -e.t If vou ride bv the High School rtusing the flop of one of his reMils Martv Perkins will arrive a . more becoming makeup. If •on fur i,gents since the glutted1 cent ptrLures nnd offered an In, on*' ■ > ( these.nights before Christ­ H A I l R I K T r S I1KACTY NQO K tomorrow to sp<-tid ChHatmaa you don’t twlicve It ran U> done, you will see the handtome talent market is pulfing acting: teii-ittng vlcwiwiint: "I guess we Phone. 971 you might Invest part of yopr with her Parents. Mr.* and Mra. mas. 206 North Park Avenue decorations .th e student rnuncll price, to unsuspected lows;-NearlyV bad too much full making the savings in one gtaml day at ‘a B L. Perkins. Miss Perkins la has every frce-liiiye »tnr h-,» had u pictliie; we wety Just one big, built on the balcony. F ’loyd WMMWMnMMMSUMSKrtMMWMMMWMMreMNMWreMWWM* attending Stetson University. beauty salon and then notice the ■refiBl Cooper. Chuck Heron and Byron shin p comedown in jyuip' i n happy family." I suggested maytic ilifference In your appeararu-r. ami 81mi,- Ron, Goldwyn was right in saying Mr. and Mrs. James Hatrirk Beard wuikrd nearly all day nictiii,- ittnl the One day won’t solve your problem 000 » tai, a r t lieroming i, tiling of thnt iH-ople have to Ih- unhappy on this project. unless vou make up your mind lo left on Sundav to return to their Tuesday IVp Cluh has erected In the imat. F'oi that reason, nmn) to make good piefures. " I wouldn't do your beauty homework . . . home in North lUtley, Quebec, theThe main hall an rlalioratc free 11,tierts aie heading for the go thnt fur." wns the answer, "but Canada after spending about a but a day of supervised grooming month In Sanford. Christmas Tree which Is decor­ h a ,rn of major studio • m tiarls. he Ims u point." Now that the Producer, Vs by a smart operator will perhaps ated with lights, ornaments, tin­ Thi, icolumn going to offer •oeiutini hn* Iranned »ll future :,n m i,ild"to theis cotfiedv give you incentive to rontinuo the sel. ami a top-piece. On Iwth asishow , , top-nicct F*. I). Scott and (hililrrp, FVank fn iig ,tei movies. It’s ’ lutereiting good work. and Mary B. and Mri ’ Scott’sUtuB^Gn lioarda the Art Cluh has to nolo u sbUdiglit on piopoMil rbat pre i m • I uid< i t with Thcro’s n solution for every mother. Mrs. • Frank Rcott. lef 1!arranged attractive displays. One any tv fere nre, to the script. Capone bioginphy. Due of (lie out Nearly every mdio cbmic has Iwauty problem If you’ll take ad­ today for Havnesville, Ala. to If* these depicts- the Three Wise Al main reasons it "n s turned down vantage of it. Why not chart j spend the coming holidays. 'Men ami the Star of llct(tU'hem. » « '' m i iMvauae of ,ta „rtijr,-k fiom one t(< lo line. In hla show nlmu) "Ihe wiitei,.** the piipetuaVpuraelf bv taking an Inventory' The other Iward is supporting a ■tnaUn.-Uut-buvausa ->■( it , IT,Hi o f Mi» w ript. (lie lies* of a shilling cKeruTT who is p’uliog a of _your. defects a n d -n o lin g -th e Mr. and Mrs. William Hush Thr priMluetion code, -svlf.iiir l-iige. the reading of reitaltj lines, things that need ,improvement . 7 (1plan to airive on Saturday from little lamli. who ia In turn nulling po-ed bjr tii- mot • mill . What are those buys going A dermatologist. Georgette '*-------** Klin­ Philadelphia to spend the Christ­ a little wagon of polnsettlas. a tfn-en cltamcler hns to Ih' etc. ger. haa her clients fill out a mas holiday with Mra. Kush’s Stancy Bromley won the alien- uuishrd for his specific eriuie. I i do when television t om es'and chart such a t you ran create for na rents, Mr. ami Mra. W. A. dance, prize drawing in the Key yourself at home, and' she finds Lyfflrr. Club for December which was a accidentally run nvri by a train; them? ’ that by determining three things **T'Man" (Ftagla Lion) moves handsome'- tie donated by J. C. he hnx to su ffe r,for the murder. you can chart yourself pretty ac­ Friend, will lie glad to learn Penney. Sir. Ratigan turned over Tlie Capone yarn fuitiil to meet frt»t mill exiitlnglv to deseribe tlw curately: ■worV of the D. S. Tcaiisurv’* that Mra. W. J.. Morrison Is get­ to the Club, in addition to the ru le qunllfieatioli, Ih-i-.io- Ibe . . . . money. - *30 In Iwhnlf . . . . . of . mobster was puuinbud ooj for III- undercover agents. Filmed 111 the '( 1 ) Whit you ara doing that ting along nlrely lifter undergo- expense Is proper for your looks. (2| ing an emergency operation at j !hp Merchants Association for the crooki-d life, but for income t«v !UiW_nrceplt*d .-eini-ibn'iiuii'ntui'y jit vie. It n ffel, identic of action What you are doing lhat is the For paid l.aughtnn Hospital j**r cllrru Job Ihe Club did on the •Vasinn. Iik, mo, lil Mtrains! - H Sants Cl«ut float. . Thu Club U wrong. (31 What you should do on Sunday. * Cntrertlait fr»i M, ••w i i ., |„rkground of n iil sets, Dennis at present busy planning its New recent Ma,t ncalu-t llidbwmMl, To make the rhart trace an~o!d O'Kerfe |, llie only name actor, photograph of yourself and then Mrs. and Mra. Wallace Philips Y’cars Hall to lie held at the Russian film lend* i • - il l 'inn •oil I.......npi“ it excellent. Bermirdino Wn, tie- t' -tillg- |d:uc mark It with arrow* where you and children. Wally and Merritt, Womans' Cluh. The Key Club made I3HJI0 for films nnd Iterated tin- town Riink you might use a hit of im­ have returned to their- home In provement. RanfoVd from Greenville, Bv «C. front It, Toy Sate Saturday on •s "the moral nit entitled of the Avenue. The Club plans A '" ' ih no movie industry,’* Ail For Inslancc. let’s take the where they have Ix-en spending Sanford another sale for Ihr coming Sat­ Ually, Siluta Itarimis is th>- n uni ease of Susie Jonea. Her seven the past several weeks. urday ami plans to open a branch strikes are: Enlsrg.il pores, oily F’rlrndt vf Mrs. W. H. Single. store In another part of town. •kin, thin Hp*. big cars, lieavy In the general mrrtlng room eyebrows, upturned nose, circle* tarv will bo glml to learn that whlrlr the Key Club has cleared she will return to her homo on under hrr ryes. snd arranged the Art Club la Home Runs Are: Pretty eyes. Palmetto Avenue after bring painting two very attractive lovely hair, long eyelashes, good ronfinod to the FVrnald Laughton murals, line depicting a w ooded Memorial Hospital because nf a teeth. lake with several animals and broken hip. Ihe o th e r a marsh scene with What she'Is doing wrong; Her ducks. hair i» too short (shows her John 3M<u-h, III will arrive on Some of the students arc pre. oat a.) She never tweezes her rye.F’ridav to spend . the Christmas paring for (be Christmas season brows. he uses loo ninny creams holidays with his pnrrnta, Mr. and by decorating their first period of which she has little or ho knowledge a t to their effort on Mra. Joseph A. Molseh a t their rooms. Mr. Morris annmtnred that any hrr akin. She doesn’t g rl enough home bn Magnolia Avenue, lie is ntlendjng thn Sherman Kay sturieirt who brings » note from sleep. Her dirt is unbslsnrrd. School of Speech In Tampa. 'h r r parents stating lhat they What.ahc conjla: .Uct- upturned will be In Jacksonville F'rlday nose will not Im so prominent if Capt. and Mra. John . F. Bolt and wilf see the Freedom Train she will arch and tweeze her eye* brows . . . aiid an eighth nf an and sort. Bobby plan to arrive on will ^ have an excused ulitenn* Inch to her lips all around . . Ratuidav from El Toro, Calif, to from school. Many students are use a hrlgHt rod lipstick . 1 . mas­ spend the holidays with ' their |ilanning to try to see thla excara her lashes for apodal dates. parent*. F’rom Hanford Capt. All of these. things focus atten­ Holt will Ikave for Alabama tion on her eyes and lips instead where he will apend three jnontha Tide Faces Heavy of her nose- She alt»tili|--let her iK-fori- Icing reassigned. hair grow long enodgb 1tb ccrveif. Work For Bowl T iff her large cars nrelrsaK-U, ih H •tyle away from KeF* brow to. TUSCALOOSA, Ala., Drr. 17 bring out her good features •d’i Alabama's Crimson * Tbbget eight hours .sleep every .. . .night , fafrd today a heavy pmrk 'sched­ lo try to ror reel the dark circle* ule for the remainder of th« under her eyes. • week In preparation for Ihe Nr«Anv aenous akin condition Year** day Sugar Bow) should l>e diagnosed by a akin with Texas, •neclgilit, but there are a number Coaeh Red Drew said the en nf rendition* which sho ran fig and remedy at home. HeF work both on offense and de­ oily skin and enlarged porra, for. fense. Ha described • • “terrible'’ Instance, mav respond"fh''hm rnf the -varsity's showing yesterday trestlnrnt. Ho-callrd "cosmetics against _lh*^l'B*’ squad runnitig skin” Is Ihe result of improper plays patterned after the T rim IIIHTH ANNOUNCEMENT cleansing and removal ef makeup offense.. . • . enlarged pores may Inr caused Mr. and Firs. Cecil K. Jones an­ Drew said the Tide offense wai by cake makeup .* , dry akin may ragged. When the varsity wen: be the result of Improper dial or nounced today the birth of a son, on defense, the hacks, paced the wrong soap. Hkin upset* often Cecil Robert Jones. Jr., on Dec. by Paul Taylor, ripped through will respond torm ilk, greens and 16 at the FVrnald Laughton Mrm- fur numerous gains. Taylor, ti fruit added to the. diet and vegrtabic oil massages. The oily akin ?rUI " “"PJ**1 Mrs, Jonea -will freshman halfback from H art­ may be crying for aoap and wat'- be remembered as the former ford, Ala., picked up constdciable yatdage on off tackle and H^lan Hickson. r r baths. end runa^ I ’ ' Sometime* akin w ill" dry In patches, and if you will chart them o utr you may flpd that a good nourishing cream or vege­ table oil applied to a dry cnln or forehead area each night will make all the difference In the world. NEW KANSAS BCOniNC. HIGH Miami. Dec. 17 — The Oranngc ig’e Bowl Jayaw kcn set • new singi game scoring high for Kanaaa football team* thla Tall when they ran u p 'a n 86-8 sco re -on South Dakota State. The previous re ­ cord waa 88-0 oyer. Washington In 192.1. ir. P e rs o n a ls Beauty N otes Hollywood The famous U. 8. China trad* of the Cllpper-ahip era declined whan the California gold rua’a drew fast ship* Into the round* the-horn passenger trade and other ahlpa ’ entered the trans­ Atlantic field, carrying Irish •Im­ migrant* from their famineatrickep country. __ • — ANNOUNCEM ENT r r . T— • M !. f^XgVM, Mr. V enjfcc Adkins Prominent Hair StyUal and ConmofoloRiat - -^ ^(UModaU s o r ia te d wl la now SK E A I) T R A Y CELERY D IS H BONBON D IS H Silver On Copper Sterling DEMI-TASSE— $7 .20 (Inc. Tax)« one doz (Inc. Tax) 17 Jewel 14 Karat Men’s ’ Wrlat Watchea WERE $71J50 $30*°° Dr ewer Beta WERE $14.50 to | $25.00 NOW * $7.50 * to $16.00 * �. » JZ FAGS SIX S A N F O R D H K M A IO , S A N F O H O . F i i W I D A VTo"nETHfd whnl Giants Are Happy Over Getting J a y v e c s L ose By Several New Players For 1948 52 T o T> M arg in Football Coaches FREfi II^ A X OK VR t n | TO HK_ aONOHKI) W olverines Head College Group ATIfENS. 7}iiin>e«. 17 (8p*si AUBURN. A k , D*c. 17 (41— Grid* Attendance d a li- - Georgia basketball follow-' (Juarterbnek Bussell Inman, DirWill Air E ffect List In Nation rr,‘ ",p hauling out adjective* to jmingham, and elid Johnny Liptak, ' characterise diminutive Joe Jut- 1 McKeesport, P a ,, w*ro_»*h®q tiled Of TelevisioA v F w Vrimf ,, ; ‘dan. Hie Bultdog*' hallhawking, to receive today the Bill ,'lltir* l-yesrttnp] .11 .^ iU lffM h flU n guaid The 23-) ear- 1. ttopby a* tlm o u tsta n d in g ^bS ! Michigan** urdwalen and untied bu<£ J NEW VORK Der, U v an -T h o Wolverine* topped the nation in eTtc ConferN n i m > A H A m o r i r n n Coll#** 'Athlefie n a m e jm - /* m e n c a ii ™»t?r»i i.nri. having hwvit)lf ,hrnwn ,hf. Weight fc, (rhl ence. thrown nl'Ifl-T another -“oother ./ ti. ____ the i___Li*, f.. M^Hon rnjoyeil ' “ " " ' sue"e»*fill' year a t- the gate with PHILADELPHIA, d m . 17 (AT sunnm-t of the The American footioill Coach- ^hcdulciV r* old rookie, who scored 2B point* J and lineman of th# tW' lo in r tbs- fif»t two games in little over fuotliall squad. Thcyw are *bo* half of both tilt*, may he a long i hy vote of their Inanimate*, shot candidate for the Southeast- i ~~ era Conference'! freshman of the >rar. Phone Phone vtr*B “ ^o f*1 MRwJfen llTlrk* on M S7l|w elD u!l',V' ' i,’n "" A "turvav ..fHK major schools, a SILVER Miami, Dee. 17 —Of the lt*4B Orange Bowl starting lineups, four Kansas and three Georgia nm, rheum ,i. ...,t m .l m - c "f ., hr/ f>' w||y organired confer- team* play 4 111 game* for an Tech players are married. .lim .,.,i n i f ^ . ^ '* * '* buslnea# meeting. .average attendance of 2 7 JWO. (Bump) Kllmtt were aejecUd in x),e conference Vcstrdsy voted The I 04rt average wa* 211,571 at ^ 69 One of the must talker) alum: By ARTHUR RECK WITH. JK- ball players in the minor league* Herald Sp«fl» Kdilor last seaJkni wa* Wesley Wr« 'The 8emlnole Hlirh School ba*- truui. a catcher,"who is the prop­ ketecrs prird the lid off the 1947- erly,, of the (iinnt* and who, 1MR rage season in a twin bill from the I* the “rave” among In Orlando last nlxht with th- currently, ln« Giants* official ,'anuly. Orlando Senior High School TlW titrum . who, is built someir«ri. ond showed p/umHt- of *•»,In* one of Ihc better team* In iblng like Bruce Kdwtrnfj of. (he M r ...... N ‘ , l " n " T -H o " C i . i r r ' . ' » « . YAHDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS Hy ARTHUR RECK WITH, JR. »h.l J„h.,„V U l « l * • « * » the K»it Florida Conference des­ Ilodger-, was old ained by thy ' ,rt" ' B.2 i S . n d S “ h l « ? o £ t e J S 5 . America'* Moat lleaulifol Dame. | nnle* at the annual NCAA curt454437 into A||n A rW , uHi. pite their 37 to 17 drubbing by (Slants from their Minneapolis FED 8CIIKHULK Aluminum - t'td s r — Poll*hid .Mumlaaai ,,.ii«* 1AW L t.. .1 ^ -I 1. „ .4 A W it I I I I* the Titter*. The Baby Tiger* farm whorr Iasi season ItC di-mChosen tin the H im 1 were *nd* ventlon here Jan. 4-7. The NCAA j urn. or 70.114 per game. South 'Carl Kettles is complet­ Ask Ma For Free Ekiimata •nanked the Fed Jayvre* In the uustrated to ail ooleflift* tha. ingCoach I’oole of M|*da*lppl and _- revision sugge*- rrn California was not far bethe 104ft itehtinole ' lilgh Barney he was about ready for the big P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Rohlnnon - OrUndw . Bill Swlackl of Columbia, taek- ted ro,,,‘bv Eastern* conference mem- |hin,l with a 43H.3U2 total and a flrat tiff bv n -52 to •! marttin. Hcho»l grid Sciiedulc' anil has hut lie thin clevis nf O orgla Tech Coach Fred Ganas’ atrjrera- tent. Phone 2-0729 on the recruiting of athlelea. , -’t.Oflfi average. Pennsylvania The young Imckitop, who hnlj» all* game to st-ltiu before it in,l Grurge Connor tlon lo<>krd routth In »pot*. but .minor m Notre (J The rerrljlt|n^ re m iltln r principle u* a* oro r - i! with 434.Il>d. 434.IDd. (Jhlo Stale with ........................................................ . ............... « will lie cunipltte. from Gtearuruu*, Mum., is an ..w ill make m any.of Hw conferDame, guards Joe Hteffy « Ar- irfrtt||r ,lrrtpa*ed a year ago with ItfH IW and Califorrla with 3HT,The Fid* are suheiljhd to open my , — •nce fora »tav oil their tori aggre**ivc Inil, hUStllng all tinand Rod Frans of California Hir Nlll,. >nd c.An.1 Can000 ronn.ioi out the first five in when platr to-gln* after the Christ- tirm* and has proved a comi*-- »cu*i.n with Gainesville in the and center ChAtley Ili-Jnaricl. ferertcr* sunport. banned off-cam- honii* attendance, BARN $200.00 PE ir WEEK SALARY mas holiday*. The contest last tent handler .uf/piteht-ra. ,lle en­ University City ami will play of Pennsvlvanla. nu* ro n firt Imtween roaches or UCLA, Vale. Tularm, Minnesota nlehl wa» In reality a aeilmnmgt tered oi garbled liasehall in I'1! 1 Fust,* here,' DgLand here. New A second team w«» composed *nv other nietnlier of rtm athletic, and Northwestern rbmpieted the Mrlo-an Trucking Company, Inc.; WInstoli-Halfm, N. C. offers •eaaion for the two school* »o With Minneapolis and wa* farmed Hmyniu lltato, Hi. Augustine vT: end*. Paul Cleary, Kouthiim ilenartmcnt and schoolboy p ro s-, top 10 in the national picture young men un opportunity In go Into business far themself**. that, the roache* could dalermine to Kau Clair where. In !»* games, here, I'alnlka there, Ior|-*burx California, and Da# Kdwird*. oecU. j with the 104433 turnout for the We sell you a l»l* Mod,I L. J. Mack DUael o r 1141 Modal . their w«»k point* and** remedy he lagged the. Op^biiliotl ’ hurl- barter Brain•*>« them and Flori­ Georgia; tackle* John Ferrari, The Southeastern and Houlh* Notre Pame-Bouthern Cal runCM) Aulocar Diesel Tractor. give yon a three year lafte them before runfcrVneo play l*e- i lr for a .330 average. -In TIMS da. Military Academy there <m Southern California, and <1Sorgo west conference* opposed the test at I.o* Angeles the lies! for contract. Karninga sufficient to pay (or truck In three years, . arlna. Orlando U a tnrmber of the with Little Bock hla hitting fill the follow in if krlday night*. The I Sovtf aky, Pennsylvania; guard*. nrlneiple and many Eastern ctdsingle game. Southern Cot and nut including salary. ."B iu Ten conferrncr. off and be then entered tin contest yet to ba asttW will U l, N,jm*I|lni, Minnesota, flm, leges likewl*,- Imikail with dis­ aUCLA played liefor* 102,000 and -F red Hiegrrst, Seminole for­ Army for three year*. Upon his tie a tiff between the Seminole..........................John Wotniak, Alabama; ranter, favor on II. The propoied code the annual Arntv-Navy fray at TRUCKS HOLD TO OW.NF.R-PPKRATORH ONLY (W RITE). ward. and • Hrilt Simm*. Tiger return in laid lie was assigned (.ml litiiai Ocala or Fletcher Dick Scott Navy, and hacks Tony waa then amended to permit Philadelphia packed in 101,500. _.| DOWN PAYMENT OF 12390.00 ItEQl'IRRD * center, paced the scoring attack. to Jacksonville and showed im­ High of Jackaonvitlc Beach, Mlnlsi, IVnnsyjvanla; Chirtie mi-mliera pf college athletic deApply to: Slegtifit bucketed five field goal* provement, finishing with .275 in li.i- ko'iio* Sill U> a home gam? Conerly, Mlsais*|uni; Bobhy Layn* nar liuenta to solicit pro*t>eeHv» Only five m rraW a of the IU47i McLean Trucking Company, Inc. fur ten point* and Simm* drop­ 103 games. fur tlie local* and will l« lh-* of Texas, and Harry Gilmer, of tludenla if no financial induca- 1 football squad at Syracuse are I Wlnston-Hslem, North Carolina ped three tt«fil» and five free Last season, We*trum, a right tenth contest rut the schedule. ‘ Alabama mi nt* were offered. seniors. throw* t» tallv It tnaiker*. Hanford add* the Palatka Mohanded hitter, lifted bis batting The opening half of the varsity to .294. He (licked off 2 toons to llo-ir schedule next ‘•Cgfegallon* game war a nip mark home run*, on* short of the tups year and rounds out a complct.and tuck e«nlr»t with the Tiger* in the American Association. lie U*l of confereuce opponents, file holding a 14 to 11 advantage nt drove in 87 run* and wn* the only only games scheduled with team* the half. During the final two catcher In the league who wa* out o f thv conference Will lie . satn/o* the Tiger reserve power wltlt Gainesville, F.M.A. and the told il r tale of. woe' and the Fed behind the plate in UMt game*. tilt with either Flit, hew or In addition to West rum, the boopttrra • could not keep up the Ocala. lotrld pace net by the home club. Giant* will have three other I uokie .catcher?, Two. Ijifl tltvaGm TR VfN—A T NETT HMYRNA men ond uuphumorra in the "B" Jiiiimy Gladd ai.d Mickey. Gra«the ituaimke, \a ., lUU Hm*, a ruufld contest, Ganas minted. “ I -in, hove appeared at a Gum a* Ho*K>|! farm cloli, mil train at don't care If Hu- Isiya tfo not win camp be fork. They were at Pltoe New Hinyrna iii'ach this spring, .a linger game this year, I am nix lust spring, Gladd, a tdtr it 1,a* .been announced. pot going to put vanity men in [ad who ha* been in Ilia Gianls' The squad is scheduled to ar Jayvrt games. The younger fel­ oigMiiltation since IU4(I, wa* Will, lice on Mat. 2‘J and will trrnaln low* nerd the experience for Han Francisco last season. A in camp April 10, D. fc, later yean , and | Intend to give right handed hatlcr, bv apixaiinl iinlIni.1 r,thiongh N'HII basilatll fan as­ them every opportunity. This i* in lt5 games and hatted .25". I ■ the onlv way I rar\ build for the Grasso, also u right handed bat- serted hunilay. A new ball park Is under c<m-V ter. hit .238 in lit! games fur future.” Tire Fed free throw shooting Jersey City this year and hi* slructlon III Ne« Hinyrna. Th* _ luiiialatlon has been laid and tinwa* one of the determining fac­ hit total iftcludrd >4 homers. tors in the ’ contest. Seminole A newcomer among the Imu* . missed ten free to»w*. stops 1* Hal Vvars. Signed by . I.Fill's BUMH the Giants white playing sandiot s iM m in i ir t The Drooklyn Dodgcfs, judg­ la li 11 ball nioutid New York, ho was ing hy |h e oliscrvutloiis of newly 4 a Hi sent to Httllsbuiy In 1043 but Itlssrlsl. I ii'insintrd Maiigger Ia-« Dut«>* X a « - - Cooper, t ’ Inducted into service la-fore char, bio in fm some shaking up ■ • • was Ksrllna. I he figured ip many ganuh. Upon iJK sIl c in 1M8, including a possible shift his return, he was as*igm-d to i- ‘ ; Tat**, c Manchrau-r, a Cln*» Jl U ague of Jackie TtohinsonTbinnai. * Durochcr. In • recent interview JUukSsl. « d u ll, and hatted .3lfi. He made ’ ' * > Boat 11. n the hop from there to Jersey ■■vet a Galifurnia radio dal wn, said Itnhinsun may U* slnfifil ^Ttivmis. a City last season and, ill 7U game*, to second lisse, reiilaelng the cf . kt tt II II I hit .302. He played an inipnilaiu fielent Ed.lir Slanky, If a catm 1«>lsir rule III putting the Little Giant* hie fird i l c V t can !*• foul id the playoff*. 1 tx (I'M Into’ There arv a number,uf young in spring (raining. sCtiaid. r o .'.u .l 1 i "T h,. -rnp'' pain high c°mp"' hopeful* among the pitcher* who SHOULD H O U S E S BE H E A T E D WITH ( ( >, * V t are on the Giants' roster.' One menl* In Dixie Walker as "The ' Dssrl, f il»v*rr. t er Who ww with th, farm team j *»'P d.ivr* but noted th al the _ p S f e * : * !l at Fhmmix la*t spring. Il„'» veteran* days A y Major c hUiHH, B never had a I,.lug .ca.on sinciU f)X h e r kald 7 hJt he. expecU 1lift)iv.*, |h hk came mto pro hall wiilt DuJug thing* from third han'tnan _ S H O H L I H O U S E S I E H E A T E D WITH Bom, * *1/ ■ ' 6 « a than in V-'4u. Hi- had tt.nddv Hilly wn* obtained in with hia cuntr|il In hie ra rtr the ^Walker who dral with I'ittsluirgh. p * year*. Last, iwiaifin he d. cideil to . J 11 H i use glasses' and III* i-ntrol Im. m i l WVKS 1 \K 1 : TO AIR ►flit* hr Iisrlndsi l y Itrovi-d cdtudderably. lie's n fast htlami. Dec. 17' —In keeping s i 1*14 /1 f t *i% IT—IT l.alli 1 nod (united 130 b atten with their nickname,' the Jayih isb iill ( 14 :V ' l r —1J last season while winning IT h " ; ”^ ^ ) i f l r > <hr (b .n g e Bowl. ’ PStsonsl foul*, Cooper, I, Me- to r M in n e a p o lis . Cali, Y ale*, ii-u h * i 1 , a, Atiangernent* hhve been mad* Huh Andrews, u riirln etandiw, , sloitin. 1. a,Him* t . l i l t x , ! », the Knnt** footbnH .-,i|itad io will return ‘ for aimtln-t rliancc.' for h ) n sc.,1 t,„». . Pise tlnuw• iu1m«4! S M ttl, C«m>- XVlidnes* hntMllcapired him l#»- him- plain- for It* Di-rcmher 23 P*,(. S o Sll S, 1 hi,mar, lly u u r i | t spring. He cauii, along nicely af­ trip to Miami. Slowrii, Tlowsrsr. Imkts, Minim, ter being aent to Jersey Citv • Electricity U impructicul luid uneconomical jblSVr It, I, tlJiM, 11.A. J, ‘ j urn, i*i, ,.,,»i, Hfuv, KirhUnu. where he turned in 13 victories. for this puqtoae • Big Bill Ayers, .who also was with the club for quite a spell l»»t mason, will return. He hud been • Enough electricity U not available-nor can sent to Jerkey City. Other young . pUeUera—***—Mari«— Fieane,—w i —it be made available thU winter, --------------* 8 e e a u M 7 7 .--------1— -------------------------------right hander', who until till* .sag- 1 son at Jersey City, was ra te d ,' • M o d e rn o il h o u s e h e a lin g p ro v id e * • Despite th e fact th a t we will soon have one uf the real prospects In the organisation; Georg* Hpcncer, a i double th e producing, capacity o f prewar m axim um co m fo rt, con v en ien ce and h e a lth , right humic who starred at 19-10, nae o f e le c tric apace heater* w ill at minimum coaL Dlh-RUIT, 1W . 17 b lh -T h e 1 lido University, and John Car­ overload the electric ayatem. Dali oil T igris of Gw American den. a alx foot, flv* inch right League today shook up their hander who hit his stride In th-' baseball Inrm system, dropping last month of the season with | • OU heater* are manufactured la a full ra t^ e o f • Overloading may damage hard-to-get equip­ Malls*, Tex., and adding H*ul- Trenton. Tin, Giants are counting rt.-i m ent - may In te rru p t service to whole Ue. Wa»h„ and Lit lie Hock, else* and type* to fit every need a n d ev ery Kay Font, the right hander wild Ark. neighborhood* white repair* are being mode. Joined them late last season and family budget. _ They also aigned Jack Tighe, one-time manager of a Muske­ did good Job; 011 Bobby Khawil, gon, Mich., farm rluh, to direct the In fielder who batted -302 . the now Flint, Miiih.,. club of for Minncapoli* last season and • All a rra n g e m e n ts c a n he m ad e In a few ’ the recently f o r m e d Central nruvejl hitmlv at oecond when Bill League, and teplaivd Geurgt- Rlgnty wa* hurt: and Whitity m in u te ! to aekure a p e rm a n e n t so lu tio n to Datoie ag manager of their Uiefcman. tha outfielder who wia VYlUlamuput t. Fa., farm with mil all la at aeaeon with an In­ your healing problem. Gene Drsauul*, former Tiger jury sustained during.the train­ ing aaaaon,' , " teller. • Robert (Red) Rolf*,, dtreclnr MOSLEA' "WILL FLAT Minor league rlubf for the MONTGOMERY. Ala., IVe, 17 gers, said ilia change* gave Detroit 10 Minor League, team* ith they own or with which Wildcats, Fullback Bill Moilev, -y have working agreement*, will perform for the South In GREYHOUND FAlRES slid two itv$e would.he added the DA. 21 annual Blue-Gray Remain Amazingly Low tha opening of the 194H f.mil,nil game, Manager Champ probauiy in Claaa C or Ftckena amtrmneed. The 185.pi>trod Mosley twplaces D. AcquisVlon of -Seattle In th* Ray Coatea of Louisiana Stale Jacksonville, Fla. ............... S J .\ l 4J3 11 lie Guk*i League, Rulfe wont University who will lie unable in Miami, Fla.................. . ..... 2;A glves^ Detroit two triple attend the game Iwcauae of 111- HI. Petersburg, Fla. Tallahaaacc, FU_______ ____ I. jjgfejtug riutia The, uth ne**, Plekena aald. ,A native n f Mrmtgomary, Mtne- Atlanta, Ga. ............... . 7A4 Huffsfh. I : -riA M biiL Si;' , ■kid IMUm . ef the T4x*s- tey Is tha third member of; the Blrmlnxhsm. Ala. .............. 3$ waa dropped beeaUse “ths Kentucky (tan* to lie . thasati Dothan, A la ............ ' ....... .... )T.8J then-** are dealroua of f ir the Blue-Gray game. ;J»V Chtrago, III. Ing ■' circuit .of l heir o n Rhodemyre, AH*Southeastern fcw- Clnrlnnstl, O h io ____.r ,.^ j j .40 .......‘J ___ 11,75 are far rvhwved front De- tfr. and Wash Sfrinl, aetohd Detroll, Mlrh. •f ring , All.SoUthaaatern (ackle, Loa Angeles, t ’- a llf.__ _ 4^Ti open<or»,,‘ ] ware named to the South’s a^uid Naw Orleans, La. illaa will be replaced hy New York, N. V. Roek, . Doutda A earllar. 17-5 Philadelphia, Fn. .. In the M » n . Associo15,75 . . . a FOX ; f j - i .. -Ht. Louis, Mo. 10.11 PHI LA lifH lA , Dee. 17 m Tigera.now __f » k (he veteran Cliff* Gua ). J~ b*M*r, - will give COMMENTS SIDELINES cTh- “Y ir ^ 4 - a s s i **wm<*rn* m ELECTRICITY USE USE «fci4stto^vr~., ELECTRICITY? O I L ? J ■arm T h is D o lla r Is $ fill And Two M IG H T Y BIG* m 201 T o U u T o CUmUfy Mrs, Car) . m i Willow At*. Phone < eft CIMMIY Telephnne 54 j . _♦ ' , GREYHOUND ■ ■ -F 1 69 * ■ I ’'V:,-- �.WEDNESDAY, UBC. 17, 1917 8ANE011D UEliALD, MANHJKD, H.OltIDA FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Protect The Paint On Your Car 2 Year Test Hun On Teeth Care E ffects Rural Common Sense Legal Notice II) Spud luhnxin AP N e* » frslu i-, CHICAGO - A Iwivyfar ti-st with H-huol ihtliln-n tit «'X|>ri't>'J to shuw .just him cffrt'livr careiui brtiahiitg ,li the ti-eth is m pi eventing tooth Maray. The study is tieing launched by th r University nf Illinois College of Denist i >, upd will Involve mi i h i : SIMON 1ZED Wife make our own Ice Cream, All flavora Tonly— Delirious — Healthful T I P - T O P ICE 414 Hanford Avenue FOR RENT IM'IOB spurn In Mel sell Building, ta ig a Iip tit of fires, irwly tiJcor* ated. all nttliiieaf heat and iant tor aervire furnished. Call tidHW If. ’A A. I)r|d. Blora (JENE’S Texaeo Service C R E A I'hum * 1120 Sanford A ir. ARTICIJiS FOR SALE *» 1'h. 1 WORK WANTED fia* spare heaters (14 lift up SEWING MACHINES S A l.ie AND S l’JtVICR Deri’s Setting llseb. Shop tlS S. Fhriirh I’h. 11(0 111 llu -ittrs FRESH "FLOWERS DAILY! Are taking orders now for CHRIST-: MAS. Wreaths, D*«ir Hpravs, etc. STEWART the FLORIST.I HU Myrtle. 8fi0-W. linger, Wctrt 1st St. near Mon ro« Corner. (t ROOM hnuse p artly . furnished. Must sell nt oiiciff Call 1009-J, TURKEY’S — Fresh dtrtsed ot live all aiica. * Pin's- your 1 SMALL Furnished House Trail­ Christmas orih-r now. One reili er. 1 lot Just ohtslde Htv, tieynnd Wilson Corner on >11, Lights A water pvsilahte. Will Dura Road ur Phone 91ol sell separately. 4200,00 each FOR REAL CEDAR I'hii tmas _Phone 7IO-M4. trees vurious sites A prices. 8 IlFDROoM honta on 2 lots. Fruit trees, nil modern ennVenienci-s. Immedtato posses­ sion. O. H. Griggs, Hi. 1, Ho* TREE ripe ornnget ami Innge. 322, .1900 Sipes Avc Kvpi-rt Radio Ucpairing I f n i SLycrs, 3U k. 3nu Hi. w iTlt r. o r tPKMt tT lu y » **•» m n):i t» IkM Irl IT*?.: at l«4* N UtlO. IH IIKN):UT UIVKN Tb..t T H KaaiUry *fi*l W ' ltumi.l** hbldbi ..r tbk‘ C. nltlcsir N*. **“. ii*lint tl.» till Ub> *.l Auauifi A tc (SJS. IM* tiled )bllk» IB Hi. id I lei ill.lt tlS* limit* bpl'llretVoa for i* las »lr>-*t to to imo**i Ihbleon Halil retlUiikte .n-OTb.., Ip, [..Ik.v | , | ^ ri.t. tllbil |ifi>p,rii lo tto- t'OilIlls of tWmitifdF. li* ’' K .Simp fm unit, EW—3 liedrooni ^Ruitgalow, very DU) REPAIRING. Hall’* Gar­ desirable, garage on large hit, ORANGES A grapefruit $1 liush age, Hanford and Celery A*ecl. A. C. Cievcinml. I'Hoin •crconed liorrh nnd ‘hri’i'twav. |(H)0 00. Terms. Let us about For Dependable BIDS Invited front nntUjuti collee7 ROOM HOUSE, clow* In. modturs for mantle rlin'K more than RFITRKiF.RATIDN SERVICE •rn. a good hdji at .13500.00, Call , ISO yr*« old. Phone bftl-M. $1000 00 cash,*-' halance on G AN AN RFlTHGnRATlON tnnrithlv payments at 6 'i In­ TOYS, dolls* Christmas gifts A HER VICR terest on b ilin o i. ' , tiovellies. Ml3. Werner. Phone Ph S70-W BIX ROOM ItQPBE. clove In. 1J70-J. ■ ______ ■ oolkeephtg service, tmrt time' well Worth asking price. of For Fancy Packed Gift Hoses of «l*o. advice and assistance on 14500.00, 11800.00 cash, balance Citrus, ‘alS'i lute line of 1 Forinl oernrlly nnd income la* like tenl nt 5*1 Tnlriest. potii.d I Rises of candy St Jellies, imitlerr. J F. I>«mpsey, .10(1 I IIFD W. HKNDFR. R o ller Magnolia. Phone 9107. Room 2 M«. S tair Rank Hldg. , Fresh Orange Juice. WillianiN Tropical Fkuit Market Phone 1010 lilA FB fi RilIVtCP. 24C5 8, Park Ase. Phone 1213 Par details uf the skfebt H AMTICI KS TUXEDO FEEDS—complete line servin'” now In Hanford pallon table , Hunt'a Tuxedo Feed Htore. writ.- HAUY VALCT. H TtFrim -HTr tire Compnnv. 6 A H T Ilil.L N W A N T K D NEED A NEW ROOFT L k-s I re Ave. Phone 101 preventative wilt gladly 'help you Terms arranged/ Volusia A1.1-L1TE Ah/m mm * casem ent H ig h e s t cash p ric e .p a id ‘ f o r iit s d windows. Poul / tiling- alumL. Itof.fing Co. Phone 906-H Ran fu r n it u r e . T ed D s v ia .F u r n itu r e num an<l sled asement winCo. 311 E ' 1st. I ’h. tftb . dows Miracla Concrete Co. CUH1NU and smoking in 309 Elm Ava. lUHit* 11135. . I’LL BUY ynur rar regardless ot MEAT central MoiTda’a tnnr.t modrrii a g t or condition. Roy Reel, 90*1 c i i o i c h t u r k e ] '.s fun Chtisifruten food lockrr plant. We W . 9tal st map, all auea. dh'liverrl. If. rnttify you by card when youi W. Bhannun, louth Sanford meat is ready and guarantee FARM Light Plant. State full oatlsfaciion. PUnt open tiail detalla, condition, price. Bo* 8:nn to d;«0. KU1T CAKE 34, Enterprise, Fla. WINE FOR YOU CENTRAL FLORIDA ((HICK 81 IIOMKK's. OLD HINGEr " Sewing * MsdihTe' FREEZE AND STORAGE. CO. <01 W. 13#i 81. atand ur base. Pednt. Old din­ Omvrai Klertrtr automatic blan . Hanford, Fla. ing room cltalrs. Phone 70G-W. keM’for sloe plug'comfort. H. II. Pffl-K CO. INC. COLD W A V K 'V w . i P«!a, Livssiodt. Stlpplit* SPECIAL Sanford Ih-auty Salon. r lloya hleyc »r Sala Jersey 1 cow, second Chrlvtmaa gi calf one week old. Mitk over 4 ORLANDO Morning S. ntinel Ot Park A IHth Gala, a dav SIM.0Q, J. V. Mar iando Evt-mng Star. Call KoRi: BOY’S bleycle ajiiMGIrl’a hlcyrle. tin. Rt. 2. Box 98. Ray. llf.ft J , llfe K . 21st Streat. REGISTERED COCKER SPAN ELECTROLUX SERVICE. Tek I ELS 125 A up. Mrs. L I.* Remington Eleclri# pbune 1291-J, Glenn C. U lt.1 Payton, phone 1175-W. Supply thine.’ Powell’s 0 Phone Co. 110 MaVnuUn 1JNOIIl^EH—PKltSONA^, 8 HELP WANTED 18*1. J E ATIKNIIOtTea'dIBSI ~ Make a uite-akup VervLct for ni your laundry and dry c Irani nt needs 'by using your favarll. Self Service Lsundry, n i F H FLpy . m r r l a u n d r t 406 W. 15 SL Sanford TAM1 A MORNING THIIIUNE D-'llvet.-d to ymir honia Plturn* C-aiM3 or 294 Royal Maatar tire* ars back agal H. H. POPP, CO. INC. TURKEY SHOOT all day fiatu . dsv Dece**j{*c.2dlh1 Uae alu* gun ur nfle. Bring amtnurt Uon. Plenty Uv* ttirkr/s. Soul Sanfurd Aycniw. S u a n n o Pie re. Ibxik for algn. PHor 777-W .' - 16 AUTOS FOR 1942 4-door Plymouth eedan. E* rvllcni cunJitlon. good liras C. F. Proctor, Rlu 891-M. IToctor, IRu 193ft PLYMOUTH, good motor, . *ood (free First <250 takes .It. {60 Sanfotd Are. Phone SCORI A ’’HOLIDAY HOMIR" for Dube.Ruth as he (ilnrli-hiU for Santa Ciuiu ut u New Ymk t'liiutm as Party (iven by the Siilcr Klitabeth Kenny Foundation f*.r til Itule polio vlrtlnu Al»ve. Jimmy McCall. 3, clmga to un autonraptiKt baseball while I'lantm* a k lu of ^latitude pn tlir ll.iinhmu'a cioik, Jana tliccnflfld waits tier turn (ini* rnatiomil) T* Mtnii ilei) lleiH it |it. Sominolo County 1 \yill • . iy Ml %l. l a i r i r i : Court K i 'c o r d N itni _ J trj}ta *■(ii\ !v\ K All hi r NAll<in»l (Unk Afil let Atm, UAysIlitr M T« I Kill#. (l»<iYt>r*l. C To Milt# ^ Wtil i'l. Ill ,itm l*f ■.ill. da rat* i* It . U l I. yilKDITHItti AND ctdt|| AVI Ni I i ’I.a IMn *ftt UKS AflAlNNT S lllf KhTATU* Slid *:«/n .-f you are' bereliy I on,I rrtllllnl »o present la.id. blot ilimands wlotn r #llhn IIIU. lobe Bake I lu- .. i n ..I Ito* •lr „ n, it h i, .d tei.l c’uxetr, 1" JUltpe* nf f.itllli.'l. I’.ointr, n! Id, oim* ti* *h* ffOlft id ....I I** tod* cl He itr.-l J. irlltitn clabt* takiiil.tr troii* Hi^ lino of Mi* to*' ti.o* ot tti.s h-fths Earn n ; trrrrrt -etnrt-tT - *e .. IV.II a lilt r«*taui,bl '* duo I I'itiwuilllii slat, it liniiU pi'utitKp fitr Amiji Uii * fill ii II \ uyt 33*011 nr ilniiKliti'r m ctnki, out mun uh 4m tlult; it Will help yi>d ditty to,develop joiif childi fine atlMina Im III.- futuic •*#*-# I»i*i If!** IVV |t I’rinti 4Off I c ie r .in* NutIr** rm fl*». i*Y rugrif in , n u## jaaK lil, ,ttsii ill*- irwfi*-«t linn »*f s t ftLti hr rtf Htr f n.itnm 111 Umiim. a pnklei) ten culled AND THE CYCLONES LEAD THE T £ A A 0 A ( , WITH TEN SecONOS LEFT TO PLAY..* ^ fj-r .HONE Give tM TWO TOUCHDOWNS ALL AY MAHSELF... BUT WS a ____AtNT LICKED YET/... / ___ / ...GOTTA BLOCK THU TRY FEREXTRUH POINT/ N0BUDDY CANY , f SAY AH AIN r TH* A DCS* PLAYEA-THEM CYCLONES HAVE ON tu 1 e*ri r*r i i*t puldintin.b Nnv*bili*t sun [•-Ut radiator virvioe. 1(M\ Ha. i I Av i. Ph<me HIRLW T A B L E tu |i* F lo re n ce o i l RuugcI’fQi W . 1st S l i . f t. 791-J. hru.h their teeth at tlieii desks each mnitiing Mini afirruuun. ami ofti i each evening tnral it! In.Mr Ivfarr going t*> t* d. Thr ■mount of tooth decay will he compared with thnt ol other rlnMrrn wit. will continue brushing their terth •<cording to their usptil hal.it* The 'cut fcl.i> Will study the ef­ fectiveness of I In re hi mis of dentiftire* Onr I* a IWW kind, containing ammonium compounds, wlilrh iu 'lim llrd trs t. has shown a shatn 11d.o'i mu in tooth tie* I lKflilA tn*(lr ft*ttW I m MnlirtU I *hnh h Vvi.vii i T.u .u f ni* n r MANtig U ittSkT HAtr* CKT.VTK. Y*hi ifUli n*r;l» uf %*Hi 41ty HIfit11fff--ti . afi*i' t|••f11-11r-ii Itt - ftr#fi*ill ariy fin ln«a, nit*! Httlrji i*r #>f j-tm, iiu»|* ii£*ir* kipiiMiitt th# rii (tin r 1*I**.'- .jrttdfcsi, lot#* isf I. tl 1 (Wlltf* (h# 4 +'111*1 k FOR RENT- 'Floor samtsr. Easy Ju it|f tff InfillItolr I'uMiitiV Fhjrlrtti, sit hU‘ 1 1 1 |U* *sfllrt fiskii*o(i*ration, ilei*<ionald« rates, Kantl Bonfn|\j. Tlnf]4lt, ford Paiut A Mass Co. Phone v' irtiin i V'-*•:.•*t, Rt<tDhi ti,iffiiit* fi<MJt Mt« Itin# it the Iit Rt DODGE - PLYMOUTH Aiutil - hr sit PARTS AND 8 HR VICE 108 I'alm rllo A*e. I'houa 1011 Ills" rluJnEant* hi* itndinlMi Ottintliui. f..i it is a i i. ni ,oi Jtaniiation fm ih.- L*om| of dir boy and tlir n i l of theetiminutii!) uf thr stale. Bllil of tlir World Tlir etui, i* fm m ini >H>y« nnd pirls in tlirii fmiiirttiir vein 10 t*. JI —tlir le ir s 111 w h ilil'thrir f tit In,CWUtir of lymk amt tin it fuliirr -relntiortljilii* with their frllnwa a ir lurirrly d rill inutid Memtiers hip in the 4-H ilph is ft re. nod it is Open to nil rio ni boy* and pirl.s wlio will adhiir tit (lu* roles of the prjntftfMiiiim. They mu t do a certain a mount of1work dp. 1U-. they must ntteod mis'liujis. o they iiAi.i fidish thalr “|iio)icts." ki.Hl Wdi ^ l|t# l l U i ^ p I* •IV anil they liiusl c o p e rate with ilu'n K*b4(lyt ’ fellow dub mmiUfr. for tlo-li u*vii t ( t ^ i.tM ffrllflfSlt. ihiil rnWitinl itt IliW, thr yiost and tin Rood of ilii” cluti na jif|i)H*rtY ilirrciit'^*11 iM» a unit. In tli*' ilnh they Irnm ;« *1 i.\ fi* tlif bijf At il'r ti at iU ol nlbiiit ayrtii uit‘tt< ' and I Piirf tiiHiftr itj'Or. «*0-i l>» fitft unUi ecu no itiics, a iaiut u .« ktng _to Tliife *n tje# ’ntai»i’It* i<T'’JlSfeVi;»ST TfTtT y. 11.........i." 'i " •,11 .. i tor Di ii w|ikh Hit I Hi H*f Jjinu«if>. fbtlimillitlv and country Thev tirtv* I».»k 'l ildi Jml *<> .it 1ft. ruit.« a yianl lime at tliri* wiot and tl*. e rlertvi- tnio ti »»tl*facti«ti fimn vrurk U *I. li. I’. lltinduii, l talk r.'iiL .O wilt floiic they enjoy recrvniion. • ,'..1 k>miii<if Fteitaa. 4hurt ionise*, ulot tsiiifn liulodcfl . tO n ..........ml {<**1* in theit pi..fiSlo. Aik] il.ee yiitiT ae their inuii*i pioynlcsT’ lo Mn.c the Lied licltur.'" It- a *m st Ol p ..uisntii.il f..| MIMKOURAtil PKlNTiNU AND TYPING 1‘ltEDIT M ill. Hi OF SAMORD e n 's IALL animat ftg flw iaf-173 tiff, GIRLS WANTED. Lanay’a Drug Nm K. Kodcr, Jeweler, 112 8, Stoya. . ' Sanford Rowling Alley wants pin iKING OUT Christmas cards hoy* for title*' of one trbil* Lla'y . .IT Or cimpli-' Tu WHITE |t l .Win. R. Kadcr, Jswelcr, lire with couplr on premia** 2 S. Park. More for home than wagg*. IT—all kinds 11,00 hu«htl Contact Mis. SchulU, I'hom* T. vFurtlcr. W. tieneya At*. 'WOOD Baht complete with 9 W ORK W ANTED Jt well, anchors A oars. 8 !i ,P. outboard motor. Phone FLOOR SANDING At finishing, cleaning A waiing. Our pouer unit enable* ue tu work whet* then' li M eteclr*e uuatWclIu. avail.LU 21 years •apurlnnc* 11. M Gloae*w. L-k* Mary, Fla BOARD Motor, tirinrttde 10 P., 4 cylinder, %nll starter, Part or full lime n itrate secre­ rfect condltioiv AV. J,. Pell, tary. Apply Bu* 39 CJO Uriah! umk UUI. P ROOFING and- roof painting. double barrel I iOUAGE : u u s u r . OOUUl* IMIICI Ithaca niim* Smith Brothers Phono 1188. Riot gun, good condition. 788-J. CARPENTER needs work. Phone USED 6’ Frtgitlalre' refrigera­ 622-W. tor <f5 00. 1 used Electro Chef ). Sanford Elaetrfe U A II Sundry Store, doing good business Sickness cause for 115 UogneUa Ave. selling. Orange City, Fl*. Tin* future of ton ftiuiiii > .1, |«rliiU on the wisdom of mlitll American* ttnJ ihc upbringing ,ntjd train nit of American youngster* or today. Kvrryone certainly muii W In iicifcim-nt on that, for ni«e training of children will•runuR In afiliv progrvsaVi’, HinJ liiloll iui-nl tlliw n in tarry un In thr future. J l U thr ndnltV duty i« tin his bc»i fm hit fatuity, community, •ml country nnd thr world.- uml onr of thr m<>*t intporUtnt phase* of. hUfoMlirutlon is tit Kui'li'. help, hi iii in. sfeM fw*’!*' •till encourage the, youngster *o , Ml* *rilltUblr t«- that hr isill rortniitirr .tiul hr ready k, .blip, ol 1. W. ,»•-« * •ttd cuter t«» accept thr *nmr duty MotSb wlirn hr becomes of ni'i'l I I.U.» unit i rl llllMt, liSlrrtnril am .I Jll.t to And that bring* u* around to |iro|.rl1> itiniltKlI ll*,r*! Ole l H rltlh. tin iifiatiiwllim for s.iM in III* toktii'il til'll mrnl In is and girls, «n I Knikutnl li'.'ll lllilll, ll.'ffl 1*11 lll*4-11 t’lub Week. Thi. i* Ndlltmni lib* tli 111" mol.lt* ut 1b. 4-11 Club W ill. :u tl pilrlitlnli Is -I.H i M II). Mil lla> o O ppurt uttilivN KAIfV* fifOOUii I*Hit WEEK R E C O R D ri.AYF.RS and radina KA1.AIO for Yi'nl. Ity day or wrek. The MRS. DROWN Mil.I.EltH Fruit Mclb*an Triirkiiut Company, Inc. Mttll* Ho*. IIP W. l i t Rt. Cake at riggly Wiggjy * Tatilr ..Wiiiiton-Haleii., N. C, uffi'ts I’hnne P6S. — yotin*; man an oppin (unity tu JTO Hilo busnir:. for thrluselirs. TWO htnisekorping.ruams, adults. Wr i'll you n iUIN M.slrf 1.. J. DR RA1.E-- l.tn.eroelr for ilrhm■ 7I(L Oak Ave. ways’ and roadwaya—Rhone ■Mnrk Dlerrl or 1!*4H Model fMj Au tin nr Pclsrl Traitor. We AAGE, ' 4 ' romp uafnrnishcd pile you a ll.trr year lease apmtnu-nt. - fhanu^flll-J, EOKTAHI.F plants for smslt contract. Kaminr sufficient to' nnd large aerrntre. Cahlmpe, pay for truck in three years, 7 WANTED TO RF.NT Cnllards. Rrocroll CauliDoeer. not including salary. THUCK8 Onions Letluce, Eacando. Toot. SOI-P TU DttNEK-OPEKAOR ft ROOM HOUSE, furnish­ Mo Strawhcirv A Herta. .1 W TOK.S ONLV (WHITE). DOWN ed «ir utifurnUhed. *Phone 6B0Hell,* l.ake Monroe. Fla. I’honc i’AVMKNT OF. .|2fi00.00 UF U (JlVlKiilj, Apply tu Mcl^aii I l urking Coiupkny. Inc.. Wins"TfHPS T u n lc J Peanuts” 8ales- I W) CAL Electric 'wistcr heater ton Sal* ni. North tlamlina. rasn wants lo. rent unfurnished Electric fh’rvlri' Corn patty* 207 . house* or rottaitr ill Sanford. Magnolia Ave. Plmne 101. tu s p e c ia l s e r v ic e s Claude Echerd, Ho* P4I, Def J.OWFRH ■ land. ’ ’ • RENT A CAK for alt nrrsslons _ YOU JUUVK i t -----FtlRN 1flIHE D. apatttddnl. tim e _ McNElLL-A- YOMT EhORIrtTH" PHONE 3DO Nlpes A»c. 11*.f off Celery AHKICHi.ANII-MmttUnON Offlc* ph. lOl rohlriKB ph. 6 ld-ll U-0RIVE1T. INC 1 R E A L E S T A T E FO R SA L K CONCHCTE sewer pipe, areata RADIATOR cleaning, lepbjying. traps: septic tank*, blocks, FIVE ROOM HOUSE 'partly furN e w K a t i i A o r t . new cote*! We benches, stepping stones. Mir­ nlshrd, ? bedrooms, 1/3 down, t a k e o f f A Midi*II. J m . i . i i , C o w ­ acle Concrete Co. 309 Flm Avg, ftl) 00 (let month. For quick an * Nl.urt Mi tal Works. Phone Phone 1335. action. Call Phone 9173. INSURANCE REAL ESTATE P.ll At MORTGAGE f O \N S RAYMOND M. HALL Realtor Registered Hif.ki r am) Inaurnnrc Agent tin. 4 Florida S(a4th Ifeuik llldg. Ol' t l 'l 'l . i n \ v m \ I'W* T tt liUIU t k v l n IT-Ut «l H*.U KdTH'K IH HKUKI1V IlIVK.V Thai T 8 Iluntldsy swl ■AV ■ e. BkinMr) holilir pt iKw h»H **f Till ■'•nillMi No. !*•*, in>ue,l Oo iMlMut_.it AuauH A, t*. 1**1, liJ. iiuo u n i t lb ni) "Ilk , and *o*» niiHi npiH.i'blloo for H MX ,1ml to l>. iouol tk,rnib. Halil t-rttifli'S'e m ih iin , I ho (alloy In* tli »fr tin d hlulw tr ih ihr i 'until. ol Hriiilsnlc. Nisi* of t'loi-Uu. to*tv111 S’v, of IIWU of Ml'1, mt.ton ;* Ti.»n»t,i|. li HoMtti It*..*- 11 i:_,o mmslalii* In but* io«rt or iftSF? -»>«1 hi l i t iflllfMoi the t• tli 11 1 MMIII* f u l l K li-H ll Ifitp 111 i r | f*t * iif fflg . PIcMHam* iNlllib HliiiUt 1 ft )sa|ft#> i tiij >%ft ii f"*1*•*i "f I Du nf i li*- *'fcrU «if ffi# Ore 1** «a4»iir«ir. lifkisis« J ■ ‘ fc K lhtilftf liy Walt Disney MICK ICY MODSK NOTE 1 S h OvvERG On AVI IT ISN’T t h a t ME CCESVT LKE 'YOU.EEGABe.EVA..,WE OUST BCPLMSTO BELiEVB VOO EX^T O P eA O O C Y A ffO r*€A H I P w o e rr IS P.vvecc I n----- SOSWiTWt • SetOwEE AUJST ■■ue-ctfAictx.T3 AGAIN! r Tli# #B»Ffi*iupfrt uf Ih# Miff! |infjf■ n il cwd Liciil*i ih# *«idl ■i tr l l f ic i if r 4* « i i i |n III# HMRf of Af'ii ~ i M i# r Mid trrtifuai** ififli Li m!rtm#*l arrffdinK in I«wt tin t>i(»l*#rly tlfW iiM i n fFill fn e^iid in ih# hlshrit JiMiji. »• <u ‘‘Nil hull** d{M»f (Hi Ih* fUlt i|»lc B r i n thr in* #1 ii of Jtmiftrr*.!i»t' w Ii ItIi it th# i t Vi i!«> of > I94i iMlrd IIlf# Sf|d d*»» nf ih * I*. Il#ffi«1«>t», Cl*f!t iii»nt I# CtrtlflJy. PturhJi* TllfaM Chilli Hml) By Fran Striker THE MINE RANGEB t.'AeuM YOU aif1.5lOOT)fNWl T*AT YUMKMCll WERE TrlE ONES V M TRIED TUtl U5 84 COLO. WRECK THE TRAIN, WE’ VE, 6L0 Blue Hllibon GOT t)M LET V0U HAVE IT / CHAMPION MOliORS Now Aviillrfble W> Cnn Mccl Ynur Terms Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. Park Phone 37 ETTA KETT Beware By P aul Itobinson LVOOTT, �SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA i»AGE EIGHT I ts s lls w l C l , f- Ila , I ■trike last summer and because • l a major late>■ in up vti ■ rtretrgic Industrial tielme rail­ road In the Pittsburgha d istrie' neveral months ago The weekly eahl •|iii>wtion* on steel scrap have been HjAefl down by tack of targe scale buying "which must be resumed soon If steel makers’ inventory of *crsp is not to melt away completely. The-m ajor test of present scrap prices Is still to come.'* The Iron scrap composite price, continuing a gradual decline over the past 7 weeks from the rec­ ord $42.Mr a gross ton hit in the week of Oct. SO. dipped 50 Parking Meters (l-nllns,* Distillers R eject Grain Saving Plan r»*« <>•»> the WAA l« the city. Most o f tbese furnishing* will be Used in the 18 buildings, including nine barracks under agrvtme.il for lea*o by the West Virginia Training School of whirh .be Intareessinn Dib!e_ School is ■» branch and of which C, A. Maddy ia superintendent Other equipment will .g i t > thr Junior Officer building anJ two barracks tlwt will house the NewYork Gin-ts Inse.'sH trainees,'said Mr. Bayer. The transfer -of equipment. i n all completed, he raid, eiyrept for supplemental requests, 'neluding additional bunks m'd furnlsMngs_ submitted to the CAA lo r approval. "F utuic .temperature outlook: No frost danger through Satur­ day." TAMPA Dec. 17 (A1) — J. A. Gregory, 04, who introduced, publie reading in Tampa cigar fac­ tories. died last n ight lie sitffeted a stroke five days la-fore, following the death of a son-inlaw, Gregory founded the Spanish Wallace Urged language newspaper l * Traduc­ IC M IIS S M »!•■» O aei tion In 1903 and served as Cuban consul here In IU.1I. ganifation to act.' * The P. C, A. is a consolida­ Funeral service* were to lation of a-num ber of liberal or- held-today. gahltatjnns including the Nation­ SAUAHDTA Dte. 17 -M W o h n al Citizens Political Action Com­ mittee and the Independent Citi- Pinkerton. Air Force veteran and tens Committee for the Art# former University of Florida box­ er. has lieen approved by the city and Sciences. _ T b * ~ IV O, -Ar-anh-Hiiieeme.it commission as municipal judge. Tbs 31-year-old attorney suc­ John L. Early who ha* held “ Mr. Wallace has clearly shown ceeds the road to peace. Mr, Watlacz the post for two ^-yars. has sharply outlined tho meas­ ure* essential to halt inflation and to make this a land of Mrs. Sara HughcH *r* ^ r.r,!wallace has /-sirt-Ken ,up boldly for freedom in a time when our orivil liberties are lm* .a s Mr. at tl Lhas .. I^sui periled. Wallace t»een ■nd Is the outstanding zjwikesnvwi for the only rrnnomle and f«r•Ign policy program which will save us from war ami depresThe organization reiterated ilk position that the leadership of President Truman’ Bwill lead to the disastrous' rhifeat of the Democratic Party In 1948, and victory for the Republican P ar­ ty, the main arm of reaction. W*I1*W5 could not 1*^ reached for comment on ,tho Pi C. A. action although a apokminlan said he doubted the fo rm e | Vie? President bail heard of IL Wal­ lace "boarded a train' for New York City Immediately, after the p. C. A. rally l«»t night *t Rochester, N. Y. 11‘v s l l i s r S lio n l- ,i, ria lOmdall, Jr. waa appointed b president, Mr*. Joel . Field, \u study the problem. IttlermUionnl BUggcsU-d thre,-- projects: semlTo!; packages to CARE; furnishing books on nursing for use abroad, ami- the adoption of n refugee chltd. Tho committee will report at the next meeting. Mcmliers of (he Flint Club will have charge of the dime" hoard* for* the .Salvation Army on Tuesday, Dec. 23. A letter from Mrs. fuiurr Al­ brecht, International president, of Daveqport, Iowa, revealed that the national convention wi!i be held In Daytona Beach next summer, thr date to I* an* N ew British Policy I (C o a lla M d If J ms - O k *I meanwhile, reopened their con­ ference* on the Austrian question today. British and __ _________ American sources said they expected to know In a few days whether any rhancc exists on agrcemrnb The Hidault-Marshall explora­ tory talks last night were said to have been “satisfactory.** There were plentiful indications that LAKELAND Dec. 17 (/V> — Peninsular Florida wll lx- frostfree through Saturday, the Fed­ eral-State Frost Warning Service predicted today in an advisory which said: * "Forecast for peninsular Flor­ ida for tonight and Thursday morning: Partly cloudy ami cool all districts except a few scatter­ ed showers and mild lower east coast district. Forecast for Thursday: Partly cloudy and slightly warmer. A few scatter­ ed showers lower east coast dis- JACKSONVJLLF. Dec. 17 UT>— The State Democratic Executive Committee will convene here Jan. 5 to make arrangements for con­ ducting the May primaries - and rlrct a chairman and vice chair­ man. Joe Hill WiUiama, chairman Lake Duller, said today. A total of 131 committer men and women—Iwo from each of Florida's G7 counties—are. achedoled to attend. The Governor's office and oth­ er state and county posts will be al stake In the two primaries May%4 and May 25. WEDNESDAY. DEC. 17. TALLAHASSEE, tW. 17 bP> -A. 8. Her long, Jr., of l-rcburg, Lake county judge, quali­ fied ns a Democratic candidate, for Congress from the fifth Florida district to succeed R#[). •rue. Hendricks of DeLann, Who has said be will not run. Her long i« the first cnngresiionnl race rsndidatc to file lr*> $325 qualification fee with .<-•• rotary o f state ft. A. Gray. All MIAMI. Dec. 17-rtffT—An eld­ erly Chicago couple who arrived herp by train yesterday I* being sought by their distraught daugh­ ter. The Miami Missing -Pers'on*' Bureau said that LoUl* Piatt. 76, and his 'w ife, Chetnc, 72, (5.110 Dorchester Ave.) arrived by train late yesterday afternoon. They Were tu h n v e been met by the daughter. Mis* Ethel Platt, of Miami Beach, hut connections missed. High School Concert I l 's s l l s s f S ( is m P a a » . Itavt Klwania pin weaiers who t u r n e d Ihe candy over to Salvation Army Captain Byrd Hudson. J toward Monticth led "In singing with H. If. McCaslln accompanying. Visitors - Introduced by Field-.Included C. 8.. Jackson of Tampa, A. I,. Heath. O. Eckstein, and II. II. Paillaltal. Stanley llrumlcy of the Key Club wus introduced by J. It, Root. Harold A*#tner nttnoimced plans for tieKlwania ilanre at the May'fnlr nounced Inter. The : meeting of Dislrici held in 81. Augustin^- on Apt WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 VF>The liquor industry, split wide open, sought agreement within itself and with the government today on a six-month grain con­ servation program. At least three plans were tip for debate at a meeting of dis­ tillers with Secretary of Agri­ culture Anderson (10 A. M. KST|. O ne' Agriculture Deportment1 -Klmkeftman reported gloomily thsl the rift wa* so great It might "wreck the whole plan" for volun­ tary savings afte r' the current liquor-making . holiday ends on Christmas day! . Tlir Cabinet Food Committee, beaded by Anderson, has proposed plan No. 1—A 60 percent cut In The spokesman told a- news normal grain usage. This would hold consumption to' 2,600.000 conference Marshall had given bushels monthly, under plant the British no advance notice of quotas based on each distiller ■» his adjournment proposal, al­ though It rarnc aa no great sur­ caparily and past usage. prise. The spokesman took the view Building Falls that* such agreements a* had been achieved in the conference would (Cm Ur1k 4 !»»•* !•■*«► l be considered binding. He cited building** .ntrrior coni AiniftfC * in particular the decision to give clo/rn apartment* fell with a roar Pakistan a seat a t the peace table and tho accord fixing German shortly In-fore midnight. plum­ steel production at 11,600,000 meting timbers, plaster and room tons yearly. "One wouldn't expect a delega­ furnithinK* into the basement. tion which found itself in agree­ The well. remained standing. ment with tho other delegation* Eight person* wrre quickie to go track on those agreements,'' taken from the wreckage at * three others followed at Interval' Bevln had an audience with the during Ihe night. Finally flrt- King early in th r day, presum­ men dug out the l««ly of an un­ ably tn report' on the ending of identified man. the conference. The Foreign ofErnest Dorsey. 49. was defin­ fico spokesman said the Foreign itely reported missing and fire­ Secretary would see Marshall be­ men said there might be others. fore the latter leaves for home. Dorsey's brother Wilbur,- who live* in another part of the city, was driving past the scene when Truman S ign s Bill he saw firemen placing hla 75vcnr-tild m»lh(Ti Mrs. Ella Dot: I C s s l l s s M r r « « e » n usset sey. in an ambulame. He said long-range recovery rbe told him Ernest waa still In- program, if European Congress votes -fov At emergency nii.ipilal the con- such- a program. R cp -.llcrter. (R:Masa) wag the dlttnn v f ttr s . l-ena Bmllh, 49, one of the first removed, was witness. He headed a committee termed critical ln-cause of a pos­ which looked over the situation In Europe last summer. sible skull* fra-lur-. Ilerter proposed a new govern­ The cause of thr. building col­ lapse, was not immed lately deter­ ment agency capitalized at $600,1)00,000 to direct long-range fyrmined. Only about one-fourth of the rlgn a hi. lie suggested a board of brick structure was affected. The eight to I* called the Emergency elevator remained in service ami Foreign Reconstruction Authority. some of the tenants user! it la Four memliers would lie Demo­ escape from the. undamaged por- crats ami four Republicans. This committee approved a re(ion of tho building. asking the government Nirk Papanicolas, the owner, solution to explain why it has not stopped ?uld he hsd about 160 tenants scrapping German Industrial llvlnir in 37 apartments. He said plant# untilof Congress ran deter­ the first floor was remodeled re­ mine whether the dismantling will cently to acromm.ldate a business firm. Workmen completed the hurt European rconorqlc recovery. President Truman signed the Job yesterday a few hours licfere foreign Uhl bill at 0:20 A.M. tho crash. The building la about half way (EST) in hi* office without cere. . ta’lwrcn the Capitol and the mony. Only member* of the Presi­ White Italia*, it few (dock* trorth dent's staff witnessed the sign of .Pennsylvania Avenue, II often happen* thai rain falls Yesterday. Presidential Press from a cloud but ia evaporated! Secretary Charles G. Rosa told reporters a special ceremony was before it reaches the cart! Occupation Costs Itu a iliw s fn o , r»a* llw t $200,000,000. Tlii» would raise the total U. S. contribution to 5600.000.000 or more. tn tho new agreement, Britain is expected to promise among oth­ er things: 1. Tn make available 970,000,000 in supplies from atcrling areas where dollars are not needed to purchase good*. . 2. Set aside 12 ships to pirk up supplies for Germany from American east coast porta each month. Foreign Secretary Ernest Bov­ in announced In the House of Commons th at an agreement had been reached on financing'onerations in tftrf Anglo-American xoncs of occupation In Germany and would bd signed in Washing­ ton today, f H it announcement' eamo in r*- to a \ spans* whether -a conservative's quifry statement could, bo made now on the apTWinrnt between the United Stale* an J the United Kingdom on the fu­ ture financing of the bizonal area. Answering other queries, Kev­ in denied that Europe la hang­ ing back in contributing to the European recover)- program but raid the continent Is “in a v;r,difficult poaltion to know what step* to take until Congre-M hsv made it* dfjci»ldn” on fi­ nancing the plan. "tVe are moving vyith giral ■peed, and ! do not think \ .r can he accused of being stow in taking advantage of the Harvard j / He refeired to Marshall's nd-1 speech," he said, drees last June upon which the recovery program is based. * ; Bevin brushed aside a query on whether it would help to •cl up ‘an adminstratlve body In advance of congressional apHe II f said that would depend prural o f the Marshall ■ Plaiuon whether Congress laid down conditions for the aid and added that lii* latter'* final decision could not t*o anticipated. Nof would he commit the government on the advisability of setting up a customs unlpq among' Ihow ria'Umx who s h A ! in the Marshall Plan. . Hr did not say *hat HriUiii bad n -t entered He opposition insnanar»niw iisiw w iw iw naw i«)w w nsiw w nE »w »»ga»w r planned to emphasize tho Impor­ tance of the signature. But Rosa told reportera today th at the Prealdent found It Im­ possible to arrange a ceremonial signing because of the difficulty of getting to the While House at one time all of those who had a major part In the passage of tho legislation. The ’ announcement th at the measure had been signed canto as the House went back to da.batlng the $88,000,000 cut Its appropriations committee recom­ mended* in the program. CHRISTMAS GIFT SUGGESTIONS. • . Rlngw • • .• • • • • Compacts • Pins Watches-- for Latllc* nntl Men H rn rrlc ls ,* Earring** Wnlch llrncclcls- Gold and Silver 1817 llngent Sliver (Eternally Yount) Cigarette Lighten. SHEAFER’S JEWELRY 111 Went First Street • mm Regular 14.98 STEEL CASTING R O D S ... *1 QQ Regular 95.15 STEEL TACKLE boxes 5300 with Tray A Carriage L lttW 'M o lh tn " W ill Taltt Greof P tldt In Regular 95.98 WICKER CLOTHES HAMPERS ' Fit for f/ie-GranJeif Do// fo Rido In Folding DISH SETS GOP Measure out scarce materials, would ex­ tend export controls and would continue transportation hontrnls. Barkley told ropqttera the De­ mocrat* do not consider these proposals sufficient to meet the cost of living problem, although some of the polnta wero covered previously in the Presidents pro­ gram. He said Iho democratic group will meet later tn the day to draft its amendments. Republicans still faced ths pos■ibllltv that some of their own members would balk at efforts to ■peed tho bill through the 8enate. Taft has said that unless It can rir is be passed I k m 't in Mtll/i l f . in there i that, trie -lhu Which declined1 to consldrr a somewhat similar measure, could act upon It before the scheduled Friday night adjournment of ths special session of 'Congress. Tsft told reporter* hr will not pbfset any “reasonable" amend­ ment offered bv the .Democrats. Barkley' . said the Democrats baldy will prbpAso - that the sldent lie given authority un­ der the bill to Initiate voluntary agreements on the part of indus­ try. "I have no objection to that. It was the Intention under my hill that the President could take the lead in bringing about these agreements,” Taft eatd. , The Senate-House Economic Committee formally approved ■ report calling for early congreealonal artlon on the leaa contro­ versial sections of Mr. Tnunan't cost of living program, with some modifications. Chairman T aft tdld newsmen the report will be made public lite r In the day. Tho CommUtee'i preliminary report, made publie earlier this week, endorsed the "general prin­ ciple" of controlling consumer Revcmlble JACKETS Tan & Brown | 1*|III » f «l«l! 1fit l K Speedometers Chronic Fender*- pr. Flaps A Turn Signals Tall Lights Speculation' ICwll.M < l n a 'P a g * Oas) p ria lions Committee yesterday that CongrvM change the law and Lmh ».W . mmVIU w.Mnh A# .11 92.00 each 2 for 93.50 4 for J6.73 $ 4 0 .0 0 j 94.00 Down *, 92.00 Week -V b a b y p o l l A «vr*»t m tle deB wbq drtnha ! fro m h v r botUa — th t n w « U l , C o m p o s itio n w it h m o v a b le ( Wright & Ditwin .RADIOS Hliiery it in ih* making at OUtmohiU. In evitbretioo of the ftfly yttrt $19.95 in antiHpatian of even great jf irs ahead • ■, America** oldest motor car manufacturer U now swinging into production oe the first of an w tirvlf extension of export and Regular 92.19 Regular 969.50| VACUUM j Ret] -Metal CLEANERSj * CHAIRS new cycle of supeTlftirely fine care—the Futurxmic Old*mobile. H oe is a car so pew and exciting. It nqnirte • -. brand new w o r d — Futursmic—to describe it. A car with styling so daring and dramatic. It’s Just as modern as 92.00 Down O lollt* 8 Matched ( GOLF CLUIkS $ 6 1 .7 5 910.00 Down Oldsmobile's H ydra-M alic D rive. A ear so advanced and ahead of th e tim es, in every w ay ,It,heralds (be dswn of a new Golden Era. Watch lor the 1948 Futursmio Old .middle - soon to be seen in ow utenradm*. Itreet A ChrintmiJ! Store Houre 8:00 A. M. to 9:00 P.M, ELECTED TRAINS $14.95 $21.95 $29.95 $64.50" ’ 10% Down �0 l 0-0 0^0 ar.w 000 9 4 a i J • i K - . i j i In Unit; T h ere b Strength— J TH E W EATHER Te Pw Ud tli* P im * of tlio World; To Fremot* the Progress of America; To Fradaee Prosperity for h«nford. i Considerable cloudiness through Friday, Sl«»l( liking temper*, lu re ,• f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPATKII VOLUME XXXVIII i » Return Flight To U.S. Begun *By Marshall f t*. Douglas May Admin­ ister Aid Program; Bevjn Blames Rus­ sia For Breakdown Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY. DEC. 18. 1917 Atomic Science Materials For Farming Disclosed At Meeting lly HOWARD Wj nLAKES LEE Axtoeiktiil Press Science Editor A U B U R N , Ala*. Dec. |8 (A*)— The m alchali to be turd in llte new .atomic icicncc of agriculiurc were drtcnhrd today'to the* lin t conferrn rr on in boacl'ce atomr in larin research held at the Alabama P n lv I f lime Inrtitute , H irer niafniaU a te -tr o lly common chemirali like Carbon, sulfur, imn rodium. phoq>bcri.». nickel.- copper, rinc, arrenic. iodine. meicmy. calcium, and any lu b ila m e that t» either helpful lo cropf or a crop h.ir.ud. • They ate madr In atomic iiyeps,* or iillra, n't Oak Ridge, Trim , th;nugh all the conijdicnti'd tVami shipped to n iloten unlveral- action* of ii living hmiy or plant. It i* *poialtde to pm some of lea ,Nini scientific institution. which already are using these thi* new atuff in fertilizer, where man-made radioactive atoms for lhe rool* of n •plant will pick Up at' litt|c>. When th e ■fruit—*>{ agricultural research. —The stuff may em it'* nearly the plant is eaten hy m i'animal, all ita raya in only 12 hours, Nome of the radioactive Midi or it may take mure than 20.1H)'i iiastcs Into the animat* body, year* lo emit them all, a* III If the animal i* ■a steer, atm rase of radioactive carbon. Li a man eat* a steak from this a lew instances the time may steer, he will get a hit of the imlloactive stufl. la? millions of year*. And atl through this excur­ The iricntixt* have- use* for TON DON. Dec. 18 (/P ) - S « all the different kind*. They taka sion it Is possitde for scientists ■S'MIary of Slate Msnlull look n tiny hit and put It In fertlhxer lo trace every step and eveCy [ off al 5:10 P. M. (12.10 P. M. or Teed Jt to animals. Thl* chemical change. In tins. ogrirub A EST) today for a flight back t v amount i* too small-to he dan­ turn! work they can tiart with carbon dioxide, made with.2 Washington from tendon,, the gerous. A* little as one huntlreil some thimsnml of these atom*, which radioactive carbon, and trace this •J Ktne of the lalot Dig Four is an inconceivably small, pni- gas as it changes into glucose ■ Foreign Miniitcr* Conference. ................. _ lv„ wherever _______ and finally Into fat, __1— ticle. rail he „traced lly these method* it i* hoped The aecretary wa» acoftmpinied--tt-*irops—nhTirtigir^'ttvItig^TTiSii*. to solve some of the problem* of bjr the U. S. Ambassador to te n ­ 01 through plants. In this way one of these radio- producing better crop* and moredon. Lewi* W. Douglas, wbo had nutritious food. ALAff-E SUCCESS, t i r e . J8. flft— Roula'a Andrei A. Gro­ myko charged today that *‘eer* tain Influential circle's" in the United States are rrapnnsikle for the failure of the United Nalioni Atomic Knrrgy Com* mission to agree on control of tho atom. Ha declared It would ho In tho "Internin'*, of the United Htatea na a nation and of the people of the U. S. to reach such an agreement. r Price Control La w Bill Is Tossed Out Window Defeat Of Barkley’s Amendment Leaves Little Chance For Immediate Action WASHINGTON. Dec. 18 </P) The Senate, w in d in g with p r o . poveri .mil-inflation IfglrU lion, I t day knocked down an effort by Democrat* to gne President T e l­ man [lower to rcipm'e hutink** to parcel out' scarce goods! By •» 47 to 12 vote- ihr clum her defeated ‘ the propmsl by minority Leader ll.ylkley Tl)-Ky) to amend die tliree.|M>int Rrpub Ilian anti-indatmn program which calls for volunhiiy • agreement* by bunnrvi, drtignrd to hold piites in line under temporary surptntlnn of the antl-tiust laws. the Senate action left little Utojprxt-.tbal—any—legislation—to n u b living costs will past beTore the special irtyion quilt as scheduled tomorrow-. Democrat­ ic Irad'is llneatenril yesterday lo talk lo death the .GOP pro|>oia| sponsored by Senator Taft (R-Oltio). they satd the plan, which alto im lutlet continuance of ex|*oti and lrant|>nrUlion Von(.inlr, dore not gi, far enough. Tag-cutting am in centered attendon of the Home at Chairman Knut*on (R-Minn.) of the I l a V C Wayt -and .Means Committee inIn 2 3 tioduced lull proposing a re* <1 •■■tiMlira nn l-nlr I ra il acliyr substance* can be followed Associated Ureas Leased Wire NO. 281 M ay B e E n acted T o G et Ken Guernsey , Talks To Central Rotarians International P r e s ­ ident Appeals For Support Of U. N. Trans-Arabian Pipeline Work Stopped Due To Partition Ire Sustains Anclcliion In Stand.A gainst Revealing C om m odity T raders C n m m iu c ^ . : * It* I on k SMITH WA'dilNGlON ,|*e. 1H i-V) : , ( op) right, ! Ii> Gannett New* Serslre Senatoi Tdung (II M )) raid lo­ -SID0 N. Lebanon (sir -ablel Work on ihr *trMean I »»•*- -\r.» des ii*- Men,ite Appropriation*' b -n |*t[*eliue |in |e - 1 is *1 .< c'o|ii|‘lelr sUnthlill thioiiglioul l)rg Mnhllr Committee igrer *I In cel .Jrgi«- . lalion due. ting fVcrelary of A gn-, *'ill ISre- Artdeirtip In' Imn over to it a h«l of large ttadert in com-’ mochlir* , Tollllg *ilif till* S»a* derided In nn aerial survey, with lurid-# upon afiei the loniniitlee voted ihg* nt every Afnenmn outpost, railed in, pttd work .o.prndr-ii A rlris’klip 111 'tile II I'lriii Shiiiif* T il'l av’aln-t in-asline that AndeiI foutiii that Ibo .work . ■loppnge Kinging l*n*e. in Sarnll Arabia, Jill *oti give it the jut nitlmpt any j* virtually complete lledotlin trlll|»‘l~ io the wild mill", north r.f tllorliiiiii. irvrslrd legislation T-aiding rounttyr nl >Tr»u*j«nfpn tbnt tbr tboiiairnd \rnbs i here \mleiu*n |i*hi the toiirmitlee mid Syria nre -till boiling with still in** friendly lowmd It**- ***iu memhei in * -•-■*i"n behind vhised tevervtment ngninA the Untied munitv'* Af.ss Aniriirpn*. Iliil tHey nn* lw< 'lining mote disolv lit *1 tl it dn! insist he would Sintes’ purl lii ihr* Unitnl \n outspoken in llieir i-titirism of tii*n*' partition of I'alestlnr l i t*. rue|*l in Saudi -,»!n» * ’ " " ‘I lot 1* tire projet I .stl.it b S-« letaiy ol Drleme I ottr-l.i! bat i sjled *ilrl In Ifllerl Stafe* till -t. -1* f I l-r -iiojtrt In s. ii .,- ' ! iphne." run* from Alquaii) on ihr haisl in C.islf lo ilir vhr-ie • I l!.r Mrilileil.rnean. , “ The - United Nations is. ihr only instrumentality in the wmld today basing within id rll the [town to* make rellain wars shaft erase to ex.isl ,a r a mean* <*l trillin g international dis­ putes.' 8 Kendrick Guernsey nl lacksonsllle. president ol Rolan Inlernadonat, told an inlei-cits inerting of Crntral Florida <list al»lhe Orlando Country -Club yrc 1— Ir - r-< u n*n f c_ f o r _A m r r rr * r r n , rr.-j-A , X’ - E * n n r ■giH‘~lln*-4**d~l»*~*l-.»inl-**lw*-make— it |Hthn "ii*. lapirltv as we. can anywhere In the do«eil l*r«t*»l*lej of partition. Ir relay. At fiussnul. nn Ui/lntoif fueling git he i the minima | lots and pieSnniti Arnlnnii King Ibn Sand's Atlnullmg that the United Na ram p StHI mill-1 isi-,1 of Mnihnnl*. pile the h*linrisdirtirm. Rill lie questioned lio n *. 1’ J*. nc*t ’ accnmtdisbed all , , , , , Aniprfrnn work team-* nt ltd* seven AiioTirnn. me .-nrronmltrl , ................ , .inn11 i 1" ' 1' i' " 1 *'«l" -ol lhe prot-ml of I be pi ojl'rl tiMSe tx'in that It.**I been hoped of it. Ms -• Gutrnses -|»le4(lr<f for patience and lilne that it might yel achieve ultimate |*miihntie> . and |*oiiilr,(. nut that the i ’iuladelplna con venlion whlclt drafted the lo ll Slilulinn n| the (Tilted JSljl*. tequiird 11 . i L m ^ l a . i m li.a g it menl ami that not one delegcle, but 14. including Alexander H im iflon. walked out on it. m . .S 2 1 0 , 0 0 0 WM , . , 'p u rls' id the i onnmtieT ( * msiM-' I mg on the it I Ugn a close adviser to the Amer­ AndeiAn ivorv ihn ..viyumenl by ican delegation at the confer tlie 10-0 vote W e. In effect,- P hi. .ihe rommiMee • The departure of Douglas rr- j levelled If-rtf m l i 1111 ellrd ihe vivtd recent reports in London I f t n n f t f i n n il'im m . It •'.I mi Ajulcrson that he may be slated lo assumn j y J u j U l I l f jU U U ve 1le t d IV ihteilioj’ (list he give il some important post in the acl-j th- h t _ J ministration of the Marshall PlanLieut. Walter Turner Disturbances Young ■!< 1. .' 1 ti fin it outi I ) i s i> 1a < r d ARi'iniliurc S u f f e r s min.- of 11t, romilli,(**•* srsvlon ^ to aid economic recovety in Mr. iiiifxnpfjr wm inlr<Mhirr/i f R e s u l t e d Returns After Tour vilb \ii!lcr-,.'n while reporters Western European slates, by Dlslurt (inventor I'nnl Stin*! M o r i In I'hc Eleven W ile-yelling thl -u i'c- pi* rcjm*al . Persons In Europe Political Killings ^tarshall's plane, the Sacird svhn svav eliaraclertlCil t»y Hn* Of Duty In Pacific Ihe rorwmttler'v |i>"iiis May Sec Palestine I Counties Covered ill Tin Interiiattnnnl presidenl a* "nfie J Cow," formerly uied by President 11‘. Chuinnnn Hrulge* (II"f the great governors of this ROME, Dec. 18 (/IT News j Tru|pan. departed after darkness "W hen birtnrv ir written, GenN lii I,.1,1 n -rt*ii„griipliic irportCE yesr" and "f whom Intel nation*! ItISSOI'I \TI II. I’ltl 1 W A S H IN G !^ I»r. in 1 U1 p*j>er . repoils said today a cen­ tend,hi- lfte 11-in.ri 1|,i of wlist had fallen. Fog ' and drirrie officer* lucdirtrd even higlie.fm . Hum o n e m em lte i? in t t n iliu e il ■flood damage tn II l’l"itdv triiin , .rid vjni trig tlie 'pssinn, liut fC«llaa*4 •> raa> r*.*l tral strike had hern T i l l e d tn a mr ,,i * honor* in Rotary The mret- itle n tjr i l le s n lu tio m P mI iv , .iliu m tre* . e rrro lo i kri 7,000.000 dir w* rrfri.'-d to EToon, rrir*, what was third Sicilian city. Callanisetta. j ! exceed hif military accomplishO l l l i U n S C t t l C d *“* w“* presided over by tin, for li.io q o iit to I ’alevlmr bv O d tvveeri IMldSepleml.et .1!,( I )e. .1... i|i it r| „ft,o Mu* trnoveript I-*w*<m, ptetideol «f tbe dr Iundo Sments," l.ieut. WaNer Turner, ion ami that new disorder* had erup ' I -of ihe 2ID.(8HI | r a , in Amet Hi and (Imni Nunihimna njav club, and wa* allendt'd by *p mil.1.IIOO. W*Y \ -rd .t II.at I I** , I 111- Mm I tin! d i-lu Inal lly ASSOCIATED PRESS of M r. and M r*. FT W . Turner of led in north, south ami central 4(10 Rotanniiv from Iran • rliqdarerl [Vfivon* tanq-s in continue thioiiKhmit l »( H. t|,e [>•>[,,j , i | , \VVo» fin, The question nf whether learh. proxlmalrly OIS p , , l \~ « n u r, (old the Sem- lt»ly. Apopka. Winter Harden. Kustls, i.v eigl.idet |)rainage Ibvlih t .aid * 11 esitssoi , „ I'" Euiorve. ' ers throughout the state would inole County Jsyrret at their noon At Catania, a bacl-to-work It paid for July noth August fa'Cvburg. Winter Park and Knoill 1 lejioil ielrai-d lieie Imfiy llir letrihlllon* l> * Rrp Hugb meeting at the M . y f . i r Inn today, movement resulted in mo.t store. even though they might not ford. tennis champion, f r o m . Lo* lit- I'purl pieilii led .in "The Idea liehitol Rot a tv," Mi J) S o il. |i ( 11-Pa), and Rep, Lieut. Turner told of lire eh ao -1" I 'b *t Sicilian city retmemng have reported foe work until Angeles, Cal. arrived In • fisnford S Jiueinsev said, "i* (he fviodainrii .Andrew I . ‘ 'omett J | ) N \ 1 r a i l ; rfaife id ipjimsnn itrJv 1 1 inch aaUrday with her mother Mr*. ,ic tnf,diUons in the -Orient. and and m taxti and horre c»bt re­ shortly thereafter wag hefom tot human iieed for ........ 1'hipvj | ' , rtH|ent In,m m I d im I r' "1 water nvet (he t o i s U I ' * tall* Bet* and. reside at. .the,of ^ mf, „ joni|y pnc(. ,^ f China luming lo their itan di. However, irg more involved today. atol fellowship Had the spoil ; Recently Attorney General Tom. of Rotary hern enthralled in : ihe [Hope 1 aulhmiliet in the J"9p L nuimal lieytooing ad Mayfair Inn until Dec. 2 d -when printen and barber*, joined the xht will atart a professional tour He gave point* on the occupation strike and buses sod Hirelcars Watson interpreted an art .of Hu- the ''Hindis of government* dm Ametnau /oner nf ‘.orCUpatlon to ihe .rainy aesiun. alter iurhkJi last legislature to mean Hut with 8arn Palfrey . Cooke and of Okinawa, Luron and other Pac­ those tr»ii)i|ed dayC of the lindetfakr immediately the pro- r im lall may lie espei led tn p e a i , Kjyrood Cooke, who will direct ific Itlandi. Lieut. Turner hat still wrrr tied up. Five sttlke the tesrhers should lie psld for 1tog Min's, there would have been I?1.1 III id lep.iliialnin n l am I. Hr Iv e .ie e ;l rom bin-il ei HHiralto'n helm; «r*nt bv IntdtsH'vnleaders were under arrest. those Month* lull today linin' no th« troupe. wars of aggression. Any 01 ‘ m il runoff." H iiNllmifd «srt I'rtM# t tgM l ii oiori fhnn 125 Sanford and the Mayfair fnn recently-returned home from a 10 .. 111. I Disunion was rtported amoim were getting paid, Home we •< gnmtnt.inii which has in it > oh-j Sheriff W altn I! idaik, o f ' urul- r-oi tv ifpgCHf ‘ 111till'i’ll lo at ■ wUI be headquarter* during the month* lour of duly in ihe Pacific ihr labor uniont participating m not mid it niqieareil that the jrriive Ihe development of- iw-tir**, m m t" might finally settle lh< and underslamttng Ihronglmul * S ,, n s. • ■ Ittuwnrd iFm l ( iitldridntrp rutin •#*•*♦» the t.. p* f*tifi stum im (V to wKilar for Mi** Detx and her ns- ate*. ihe general strike i * Palermo, | h> i»IVeft f ■i f npi *. We. Iocssoclatf'S, "Officer* have m»n*Rcd to in- aim in Sicily. Tire vole in thr problem. "t iM» fiVInr k in i ylrnM-d tl it t(l -1It*.a«|t .1 Th . Mil* Uetl wa* U. 8. ningle* the stn tr Department of F.d Ihe world deserve* the ronsidi •• l‘ ,i.ra,ilnM..i **H t's r . .1 al 1 I ••S tI IIsr*r rf <elKt ( la l-l l clay court champion In UMI and (till into their troops a »en»e of the union'* cou nril.of leagues aulhor- iirnlii.n nt Tallahassee aaid it had 1 filin' of llyi 1*i?h*»s »in~ East Sec!(■llleet If a -i IHI'Hmured this 1043. She won t h e National rrvpon.ibilily of ihfir*job* in J*|>- iting ihe strike was lepm trd ai no information on what various nmt iiiing l*v .1 1 Bnvvlnnrl,, .Ir. Single* championship in 19(2. an. and tlrry are well ducirlined. counties were lining but: t » ’ ' ___i* ,.4 .. •» for, llirrr against, with si* Hie Piuetla* KcfORli hoard wy.-j It ( i n i B n I l y t r S ( Is ra »' Mill r.| tit- < f f hv 1■nlge. and ’43, '44 ’43. She I* a graduate of courteouv and well dlrued men, .4' II nnllisnrrf nn I'm , I 'r a r l j bv *'l o r n i - I I " ." , who again it Roilln* College In Winter Park (nday voted to -disregard Wat, • \ ’< iu' F l v i l l i r R P C ftT flS where ihe seat an honor itudent. be added. von'a f tiling, holding lhat Us] W -T iy iU K < The troupe will probably put on months' employment dated from "General MarAtlhur it the moil Freighter Breaking MINDIO. Calif, Dee 18 i,Ti an exhibition a t tne Mayfair Inn 8epteml<er through August nf Aviation’s speedy wonian. Jaceourti on Chriitma* day, MUa dominant man in tbe Far Latt, Up In Pacific Seas 1948. ' ’ • lU ti stated. '.'We will need the and tbe people have more retpect I^on paid one of the summer nucline- Cochran. In . laid claim Kntlce before we etart our tour,” for him than any "iber man tn __ HONOLULU _D tc.-iB -fgbr,T hc pm ei'erk; at ._th.e beginning—n l lo a doublediarreleil speed re T m T h ilf F T per hour. hi lisnd to diMrilmte the toys 11it* XII 17 .Sli ilniH, *1 ifi aha a t i e r t e d . -----—--------------i l u ll H 'ii ra l**«e EI#trn freiehfer .Simon Henson was ihe term In September and will nud fntltiM* of manufarturerK t *a I ~ first, she claimed the. m»tk Ihe • , fThla la my first visit td hreaklng up In hravy mfil-Parifir pay the other tomorrow. li-liver (hr equipment, accord (nr ed m potcntuillv th' * world'. at rfn- r>nri' wn* a new renud by a propeller-1 . , ... A re im her-t'f- vHrqnn and civic ‘Florida, but 1 like It and I just The Duval comity bontd of pntrsea* tndnv with her cargo of it w e* ammu lin'd limat piiwerftil plane. ntt|fli+ if i driven craft for kilomethr 1 jim* rn.operating llllf Mil Ii“tYf l)i i| i \ t■-1i idirv—.on " tI'antf I*inn lov* Sanford." M lti Batx's mother watersoakrcl rice swelling against lir instruction. .Monday said i! course; , ,a three . , ..l px-t’ lodav II . H. second, reported ,, panyl>v manager . Coleman, ,licr.e. Inalalln , * litrlu ,, fttm i'hlng the f t Mb nmiivci , ir v of Si wtih [he ER added. the cracking hull. Four vessels thought ihe money should be cc* dctl i i ithe t -olil i she . , , .uom women s itaodsrd -• aid \lr *-l -».-r These in(light l|l i-tfi i • uniins.a ra r s a t r u s i l t fiflit Lroth^i f (»» w err’ snr-rding to hek aid. In,|. il, ' \ii'.’i ' >•’ legion, the of 138 M P .|l set bv the lute The Henson's rrew of alwuit 4S Miami plant, he revealed ' Expelled R u 'hh I b i i h VfV. I! .ir Kir ariians. I.tons Miim-e Hurlburl «t Tampa, Fla . theThe I br fid ton !it** H k,* began jettisoning Ihe sacked* rlre company i* sounding a 10, 1947. and 4’ilqt r’luh. powered by si* jet rogloea, and her skinner radioed he had A w ’ther Cold Blast warning that a serious power Ask Intervention ’ March cThe flight was made along Ihe shortage mav develop during eold I low u f r o m S e a ttle l o -Mnc- , Tl)" H o r i 'l a S tale Welfare turned the stricken vessel hrad of the S*linn S<-a yesterday 'm ils in ilia, at a i e if resident* Lake unit,.rtf^w hkh Mrs. Janis .. Hits Midwotit Parts shore MOSCOW. Pec. IB (/P)-TwenA program of Chrislma* music on into the waves in an effort to at roughly sea level and was Describing the slup m n "vei * J t ’olle is ni*entsnr, lias fur* to heal their home* With (fjfour Soviet nationals who wa* presented by the Scmlno e diminish the buffeting. The Libertimed by Charles Logsdon of the aUrtniit easy ailplane to f l y ” a f li o Its IiIsIk i I n bar of 7a of the name* rb'ctririty. This is true drspitr lly ASSOCIATED PRE.H8 ware expelled from France re- High School Glee Club and CheJr tv ship—a wartime troop Irani National Acrnnaulie Association. efforts hv the company to push .Mi iiiiuif^’ id lin g along 1 1 5 m tl n of .the ihiidren to Im .onl rsrds 1,400 milea Another blast of suh-irro easily hare asked Foreign Min­ last evening at the school audi­ port—was about •>f inkltailmi. . Miss Cochran flrw a l’-5l Mus­ weather hit section* of the Mid- tang In which she recently was its Hfi million dollar construction f l ig h t, pilot ft "Ian t lloldtitis, ilj» ister V, Ml Molotov, from a ramp torium under the direction of Ml** north-north-west of Honolulu. I a I ti ai ami during previous - * •aid , , Steaming to the Henson's aid WesL during the night hut trm- clocked at 4(19,3 M.I’.IL over a program. tn the Russian sene of Germany, Otlle Reese Whittle, and with visit ■ the Elks party of tlie kid­ " W e r o u l d t a k e rig h t o f f a g a i n Two new plants have been com ta Intervene in their behalf. John F ile 1and Lillian Moran ac­ were the Army hospital ship [terattires moderated early to­ 10*1 kilometer course. wn held nl tin’ Fourth Comfort. Coast, Guard cutter day. However, another mass of pie ted In ihe company1* postwar (low, ns far a* Ihe plane is cun. Sdie* Tha group told Molotov In a companying. tr i't Park. 4i*it it was decidfit Iroquois, th* Navy tug Tekeata t nnstrurtinrv program, one at rented." eold air was headed for the U tter written In Brandenburg "Thl* wik one of the to ehnitge the location this sea­ Harasoln and one at Riviera. H e r e a r r som e o f t h e c la im - son. same neftion- tonight and tomnt. Chinesc Say 'Aid Dee. I that their expulsion from musical programs ever held in and the 83 Henry Austin. However. Ihe installation of (12,- madn for the nrw ly|m plant1, France was In complete violation Seminole County," 8upL T. W. row. Generally fair weather wa* of five such'jet'engine bomb of French law governing tho re­ Lawton enthusiastically declared Melon Grown Here re[»orted In moat other part* M u H t Be Hurried |wn °.f. T Z S V lZ V r *- one e i s MOW I icing levied o r n l s m t f Vj.i.r sidence of foreigners. of the country. this morning. irmly fm lest* in this nmiSrv; . . ' .. . ^ h* Russians, arrested by He highly commended the The below xero lielt included Out Of Scnnon NANKING, Dec. 18 bD -C Irl. It «holi|f) r^iriy m HMiiti iMiHit eh authorities Nov. 2G and group for their singing* and Miss most of Minnesota, parts of the riese government sourer* express­ Mukden InFiaccd II -*ritln«ert on I'Mg# l itfhu to the border of the Rus- Whittle for her direction. JTha Leesburg watermelon grower* Dakotas, northwestern Wisconsin, ed pleasure today over Lieut. xone, were accused of “In­ Christmas decoration* and light­ may Under Martial Law and eastern upper Michigan. be Interested to know that Cnndldntes fur nffirr qf repre* General Aliter! C. Wcdenteyer's tervening In Frsnch affairs.” ing were very pleasing, and th* Sanford is growing watermelons The mercury dr hoped to Id T oro A dm its Not hcqlalive in iIn- S ta le ■l.vgiilature for immediate rostume* worn were very* appro­ alarmed a t this new competition. M ow at International' Falls, recommendation S H A N G H A I, Dec. 18 typ)„Th» have until Fob, 1, ami member* assistance tn thi* republic—but priate. said Mr. I-awton. Minn., at the Canadian bottler it was tempered hy drclarstlons independent newspaper Ta Kuna In the winter season! of the Sli"tiffN office until March ** Grocer I b A ttacked Two Christmas songs were last night, but climbed to -13 I’ao reported today that the gov­ 20. to qualify nt (lo- County However, lest they become military aid’will lie ton late 5 Biy H atchet Wicldcr riven bv the Ninth Grad* Glee It must be revealed th at the quan­ this morning. The -Ifl was the that TOKYO, Dre. 18 (A') Ships- Clerk's office, it wn» announced units* U conies at once. High ernment had placer! Mukden un­ Club which opened the concert. low mark for the frigid belt, tity grown her* Is yet small, be­ officials made no attempt to der martial law—underlining th-r nnri Togo, former foreign mint*' todav by <>. P llem ilm . , Soloist* were Ingrid Esterson, Fob.- l-aUiuHitt-i* *l»o the dead' BALTIMORE Dee. IB (/T)-P<jl- Fred Siegrlsf * and Mary Alice ing confined to the back yard of a* the fresh mass pf cold air hide the government’s growing gravity of the civil war ailua- ter, admitted m hjn w»-~ c.i...— ptovsd In from J eastern . Manitoba ~ Irral loday hr dill net tell thi* line fur qiinlifiratinn to run for Mrs. a 0. Wssks of 8ooth Bxnfce sought a young man today fFarfutnl*._____ _ weakness in the* far* 7n t muih thm-in~M *c hu rt a:-----' ‘ ' '*Government sources In Nan­ Emperor that an exchange of the St act Seuntp, hut this must ford Avemis. whfl* recently pick­ and southwestern Ontario, In ~»b# ■ they - believe - vtcloualy atC o m m u n i s t armed ro ls and hymns were sung ed ■ large. Juicy and very edible Armstrong, Ontario, about 290 rooming king for several day* had dis­ personal message* between Hir- i"' done with Secretary of Stale feh ed a T7-yt*r-oM grocef with bvC athe strength. I *j girls glee club, toys glee renewed fighting In nhllo. and the Tate President Gray, said Mr. Herndon. Stats M [h k datah t a t,. laid ............ his unconscious club, girls sestet, double male melon for the enjoyment of her miles northeast of InUrnationst There was concern over tbu missed In th* thr rear of tho the store then nuartet. choir and mixed ensem­ family. The vine, started fi*om Falls, th* temperature dipped to failure of National armies t» southern Manchuria as “little Roosevelt had been suggested Senator L. F. Boyle reeerltly teed in a compost pile has spread 33 below. as a final effort In keep the qualified for re-election. calmly waited on customer* for oust a trio of Red generals more than skirmishing," ble and quartet. Temperature* generally over -from the great Central China ail over the baek yard, she reTa Kung Pan, whose report* peace In the Pacific. ntots than an hour. The quartet included Anita Togo acknowledged that he The grocer,\ Oeorgn U h r, was Aiken, Gladys Wells, Stanley veslcd. Mote melons are ripen- all other sections of the.-country atea between the Yangts* and are generally reliable, said tho Ing, she said. were near or above normal. Light Yellow Rivers. Force* . of tho main Chinese .Communist drive had an opportunity to inform faund In a critical condition ye»1r,*iibw * m p**« Bi«an By way of proof. Mr*. Week* falls of snow were reported three—Liu Po-Cheng, Chen Yi was moving southward to Faku, the Emperor and Japan's sen­ Urday—about five hours after brought a big slice e f. the melon over the Great Lakes region, and Chen Keng, appear stronger a village about 60 mltea north ior statesmen who gathered Nov. the attack occurred—behind some to The Herald office. the Northern Plains and th« to d a y than whan they drove of Mukden and directly west of 29, 1041, In "a last minute hope DUPONT LEASE C rtU aaM h erto t* .* Pacific Northwest. Yesterday's southward some weeks a|fo In Kaiyuan on th* oft-shattered nf averting war." The message WILMINGTON. Det. Dee. 18 Discovery by an e!ght-year-»ld CAFFRET RESIGNS reading* w«r* 80 |n both Miami a succeaaful attempt to divert Mukdcn-Changchun rail line. schoolboy of Lehr's keys on a m —Tho _ DuPont Company an­ was exchanged hy Japanese en­ PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18 UP) and Jacksonville, FI*. lot N ts rs l blocks from the nounced it had signed a long­ voy* In Washington. government troop# from a clean­ —The last of tha government "ca­ I f W ' .'M *«. Iho Investigation term lease with the style of up of the Shantung peninsula. j RINGER DIES reer men" of the Securities and B. 8. LUZON AFIRE ™ p w v r b k h ho was found, g*p- Florida for llemite-bearingjlanda. MEMPHIS, Tann. Dee. IS OP) GERMANS CONVICTED Itemite I* a black ore’ from Exchange Commission—Chairman • MANILA, Dec. 18 UP)—Tbe POLICEMAN KILLED — Kurt Donath, former opera BERLIN Dee. 18 (/P)-Slx ofwhich white titanium pigments James J. Caff re y—has resigned. 428-ton Filipino ship 8. 8. Lo- ‘ TARCHMAN, Miss. Dec. 18 UP) singer and voire and piano teach­ ficlals of tho Berlin Askanla Caffrey, a Democrat, handed son reported tonight R was —Prison Sergeant William Walk­ er, died at hi* i home here yester­ Works were convicted by an are manufactured by DuPont iCATION DENIED ■A88EE. Dac. 18 0<Pl- olant* in Baltimore, Mil., and his resignation, affective Dec. afire off 4he north coast of Min­ er, *he was wounded‘by a negro day. He was 67. American military government 31, to President Truman yes­ doro in th« Verde Island pas­ trusty a t Parehmaq prison Mon­ • Impforsmvnt Commis- Edg* Moor, DM. He arrived In thla country from rourt todav of manufacturing DuPhri said the lease of the terday. H* will loin two New sage of th* Phllipplnee. d an application day night, died today In a Mem­ Germany In 1907 and joined the and storing war materials In the Tha ship Is operated by the phis hospital. Tha nerro, wbo H enrf W. Savage Opera Com­ U S. sector of the city in viola­ ta establish a lands In central Florida wlU-.pr©. York attorney*. * Mortimer Gor• t the east end of vide a Urge domestic supply of den and Leo Brady, In a new De La Rama Steamship Co. The ten amok and attacked three per­ pany* the following year sang the tion of AUIad . control council on Clearwater Remit* and end the firm's depen­ taw firm to be known a* (Tor- RCA Marin* .radio Intercepted sons, later shot and killed him- leading tenor role In "Madam* laws. It was the first trial of ita ROfL don, Brady A Caffrey, dence upon foreign sources, aelf. t t. * R o ttenly" Ita kind in postwar Germany. MacArthur’s Job Third General . In Japan Is Told Strike Called In At Jaycee Meet ^— Italian Cities »• 2 House Members1Flood Damage Is Introduce Twin r Estimated At Jewish Aid 1 S t j * 0 Summer Pay For Some Teachers Is Miss Pauline I Arrives A t Mayfair [or Tenpis Season ^ flP I Kiks ( hiislmas Party To Be Held Ne\( Wednesday Lack 01 Lquipmeni , ,n«l ........ . 1 •' Delays’Completion Of 2 Power Plants Army Unveils New * Christmas Music Is Presented By H igh School Club For Candidates Given Telling Emperor 4 M o m /vfi M x r a fr ■L'. --If . ■ i % a& q & afay a i s - 1 ,1 ■g I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 17, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/791eb08a0b2e5a013a229b86eeb50169.pdf 4bd25804eb4492aa7d7c220fa191da42 PDF Text Text %r • — ■f , X '• ■ " •v — M g /B B S S * , 9B i - Stanley Baldwin,. Ex-Prime Minister Of England, Passes Legion Site ~ n 1< a• I MONDAY. DEC. 15, I 9 |f ro Wins Case Reds Revalue Ruble Midwest Cold, Rest Of U.S. Is Normal l o s i i s s t a rista rag* <>«•» i r m l i a n l liaM Oner out th at when the headquarter* solved program of "currency re­ form." * • Coupled with (he revaluation was the abolition of rationing for food and indu,trial goods. More­ over, price cut*,of 10 Iq 12 per cent were announced on such commodities ai bread, flour, eecrsls. macaroni and beer. An adjuatment between "the existing high commercial prices 4those paid In non-ntloned stores) and lha excessively low prices %>f rationed supplies was -£ *told f l*Kdward t t * i ^thatI Kwho r ralso J S spoke S T JInt.behalf nf the ordered terbury. «who In a wide variety of othhe must renounre either the thtone er supplies, Including-milk, eggs Chamber of Commerce, and It. H. nr twice-divorced Wallis Warfield Pope, County Commission chair­ tea, fabrics, footwear and cloth Simpson, Kdward those ahdica* man. Ing. tlon. Thla suggested that the great Kiwanls -was represented by It was Baldwin, who on Dec. l is te r Tharp, president, and by hulk of the Russian population . 10 atood before the House- of John Krlder, City Commlsaioner- would he paying more. Commons with tear* In hla eves elcct. • * Officially a ruble has hern and delivered the message of at* worth 18 cants In exchange with sp The l.lona were represented dicatlon froinJCdwaril. n personal by King Lion W. O. Livingston, United States money, h u t, there friend. Secretary J. II. Bltbeo, Vice has .been no free exchange. A “No more grave message has President Ricbard Dcas' and .by more realistic ratio of rubles to aver been received* ..1’/ |*’*, *1*j John Ivey, who served aa m -—--a . master dollars has been the diplomatic mant and no more difficult and „f rfrpm ' n, „ , h„ supper. sup, „ r. rate-J-diplomats were able to gvt I might aay, more repugnant task 11 13 rubles for $1 In Moscow. Still The Legion was represented by has ever been Imposed on s Prime Joel Field. Ned Smith. John .Rauls, another value was placed bn Minister,” hr said. J. J. Rocco, Senator L. F. Hoyle, Ihe ruble by Harold Stassen after Baldwin recounted how he lm<l eervire officer for the Post and his visit to Soviet Russia, lie told Kdward that he did not be­ the County, and Chester Miller, said it wa* worth altout a nick­ lieve the country would approve Chef do Guerre of the 40 et 8 el. the va marriage and that In choosing Volture. (The decreed cash exchange queen the people had a 'Voice. • r . Cooley ‘f oullinrd the duties for unhanked ruble* is equiva­ ho Prime Minister said Kdward | . w* The lent to a swap of dollars for committee snd expressed .i.i i.i_ i n b.....a o r n, I n» of nil hl* commlttep exp told him L hea._________ was going afor the interest dimrs, but the new prices of Mrs.' Simpson and was «.pr»|HKT4 J Jjtpreclatlon In his project l»y civic goods give Ihe "dimes’* new val­ to go ” Hull*. Ned Smith told Ihe Com- ue )•' , "We are not judges," Baldwin milter thst now is it the time to The conversion rale* for the ■aid. “ Ilia Majesty has announced epeet n memorial headquarter* ruble, aside from rash presented his decision. lie has told us what building to lie used as a “living for exchange, la on a sliding be wants to do, and I think we memorial” to thr vrterans of all scale up from one tiljl rublv m utt close our ranks.” wart. lor a new one. Shortly thereafter Raldwin be­ Senator llnyle listed the' ad­ Pra-lM ? Internal loan* were came Karl Raldwin of Bejvdley vantages Sanford for th r site ordered merged into a singly and retired to hit birthplace in from thr ofstandpoint of location, state debt,’ "the exchange to »•* Btourport to "raise pigs.” transportation and recreational effected’on a basis of three ru­ advantages. Mr. Coleman said bles in previous loans for one the Chamlier of Commerce ruble In .the new unified Inan.’t Information lionib that Is solidly behind thr project. Rut "treaty obligations between the U.S.S.R. and foreign stales irMlImHI I'> |l «!*»» remain until the deposits of Ihv rlodlcals’*^-^ £ . ~ 4. "Private American cltliena Fotvign Aid I?UKf*(>d bank will be revalu ed -at—"one ruble for one ruble." Deposit* can tpread sparks of .tru th H'a»il»*,u !■-.«, l‘S)e Hart totaling more will be converted when eroding letters, food parpackages fo to the House "the President has to tha rata of one-for-one on cals and clothing i> asked for lursd and you hive • *h* flrat 3,000 ruble*, three-forthree-forIndividuals overseas.” To make j l possible for pen Ui»rn him a .In n a* * tW0 th# n , I t 7'000 *nd , h W ' hl" J * ,,1<\n** , . for one on all above 10,000. pies In other lands to have the I lie GUI’ high command de­ “Payfng of current accound ’acta on which to base their dafa eitlont, Dr. Mott advocated "free creed a "take it or leave it" strate­ of cooperative. enterprises and access to the news for all peo­ gy. Under procedure limiting all organisations as well a s .o f col­ ples” and "a wnrld-wula cam delistr to 40 minutes jn d prevent­ lective farms," the decree Mid, palgn of education In Democratic ing llie lubmuiion nf any amend­ "ar« to be revalued at the rate of five rubles of the old ^rurrenw Id*eas and praetlrca." thus barring showdown cy to four of the new currency. The shrine adjoin* a village ments The new ruble currency, llko green, teens of Ihe elellon of •voles on Mr. Trumsn's request for 1733, for the truthful reporting standby, pricr-wagr and rationing the old, feature* the portrait of Lenin. The notea, however, of which John Peter Zengrr powers, » are much larger than the old. waa imprisoned. Freedom of lira The Communist Party newspa­ Passage under this procedure press In Ihe rnlonlca was ‘ es­ tablished by hi* subsequent trial requires a two-thirds vole. The per Pravda printed photographs of the new money and detailed and acquittal. issue was in doubt. descriptions today. The chief In• At a meeting preceding thi* Cliariman Wolcott (R-Micli) of novation Is a 25-rulde note, whlr-i ceremony, Raymond L. Claybergar, president of Ihe, National the I louse Banking Committee did Hut previously exist. The "Id Better Ruthless Bureau, wa* opened the debate with a declara­ .’10-ruMr denomination was aban­ fleeted president of the Society tion (bat the Republican bill. Etn- doned. The other note# are for' 1, of the National Hntlne of the . bodying a "voluntary effort' 3, 6, 10, 50 and 100 rubles. Bill of Right*. ______ .......... general principle, "is all we could do at . Pravda hailed the abandon­ Edward „I., • Green, ment of rationing editorially as .manager of tba National Heller thr special session." *' . victory fdr Socialism and said Riislnrss Bureau. was elected VUi/n » Republican. Rep. Smith aprices were rising in "the capi­ ylca-prcsldent. of Ohio, declared ihe GOP mea talistic United States." I Most Russians with paper ru ­ sur^ would "resulted the notori­ on hand m ust convert them Glndioli Blossoms ously discredited NRA." Wnlcoll bles by I>ee, 22. Those hr VerttoM dD r drclarrd "there 4s nothing faintly irlct*. are given until Dee. 20. (t'M iltSiS t i i a I'aae n m resembling NRA codes in ihis "Old money not presented b/ pints handled In the last weakly .... Ihe fixed date will lie cancelled." report period at price* ranging “III. Republican Mil, . built Mid Ihe decree, "and will lose from a dally average of 39.rer)t«„r The around voluntary measure*! for power of payment." to 4# cents-per pint*. The Russian merger and con­ Fort Mytr*.—-In addition to holding down living costs, wituld the gladioli shipments fin a lly |« put liefore the House under version of internal state loans referred to, thla market I* handl­ rule* which would give Ihe Dem­ tnadn tieforc 1047 mean* the cut­ ing ah Incteaslng volume of pep­ ocrats no rhanre to counter with ting of the stale debt* cxlatieg per, Flrat ra r of the season, lice proposal* from President Tru­ through 1046 to one-third, pas* through censorship, have ember 10, brought 14.25 per msn's antl-infistlon program. Dispatches from Moscow, which bushel. A sharp Increase In vo| Ren. Gore (D-Tenn> announced urn* la Indicated, for the next two the Democrat* will level their at not reported Ihe amount of loan*. wteki. Tomatoes, — , In .. abort supply, tark upon the GOP bill on thre* The Statesman** Yearbook state* that Rusila't Internal debt Jan. bul , t 0 inc.rBM® '.n ,h* contentions: Y P i 1 next 10 day*, have been bringing j. « |t |, only an Ineffectlva I, 1033. waa 10.088,000,000 h|J 66 to |8 per bushel ungraded. i h t l ------gesture and a smoke screen for blea ami "haa been Increasing Fort Pirrce.—The tomato move, inaction. annually." ment ha* continued fair through 2. It la designed "to raise Inlh* week, with volume expected tereal r ates n o t 1only on govpm -HUHtHAN-PRICBS Tv to ■UUll - BT e y f « < ri he~~prrffiling mrnt bonds, thereby Increasing MOSCOW Dec. 15 (AT—New uraal*. 27JI41 Hlflil #... 1.1 as>l_ week'* field crates, q u al­ the cost of government, but also retell prices, set to complement ity, fAlr. t° excelled, prices. $3 an Inrrease on all eomme.rdal the Issue-of Ihe -new ruble rurto . 68.40. :Uucumbers. yellow loan* across the country." rency and the end of rationing, crookneck squsxh, and licans 3. The anti-trust aectlon "would were announced hy th e ' 8ovlet moving In light volume. 31a give big liuslnes* a big stick over government today. Manager M. K. Wllligpr* repo . They will vary between town *aale of two fanry crates of to. government” Under the GOP Btrategy, de­ and country and aleo among matoes, grown by Stacy Rogers three newly established price ad­ and---------------R. K.-------Brandenburg, Decemlier cider! upon In the office of Speak­ ministration tones, but rye bread 8. for a >record price of $125. er Martin of Massa-hunetta. all will sell for at relatively little as proceeds going to the Okrecholicc amendments would be barred. De­ two rubles, 80 kopecks a kilo and |Mlemorial * * . ”Myer bate would l« limited, with a Hospital■ -Fund. beer at seven rubles a bottle. Heller, buyer for Bamul P. showdown vote expected hy night­ Things are cheapest In the first Mandril of Phil ’ hlladctphla and J. J. fall today. A two-third vote of the body la son*, made up of the Ukraine, the Cernlglia, Jr., buyer for Tom-A Toa of Atlanta, brought these two necessary to pass the bill -under Baltic republics, the Crimea, Ste cTates, which were T5r later donateel * ‘ auch "take it or leave it” proce llngrad and Kaliningrad (former­ to the Fort Pierce Memorial' dure. How Democrats vote will ly Kocnlgtberg, East Prussia). Hospital. James MeGee was tha turn the decision, as -RepublleajU They are higher In ton* twd,-* In'•l' clu</ing Moscow and Leningrad, auctioneer handling this aale. with 245 seats to 187 "The prica la believed lo tie an Democrats, do .not have n two- and higher atilt In tone three, on the northern and eastern coastal1 •n*tlm* record for tomatoes." Ihirds majority In number*. on. If the procedure—under which Mid Manager William*. Pompano.—Bean movement ha* House rules are suspended — ■Tl? Ihe following table the rubbeen rather heavy and cucumber fails. House Republican Leader £ volume has shown p steady In­ Halleck of Indiana said there change rale of 19 cents te the gres**. Weather and growing would be no time for further ae- dollar. There hat been no free conditions Idsal, with crops ehow- tlon on the economic front at the exchange. Ing good, prospects, special session which ends this Cemmodltlly Awou Florida City,—A few bean* week. Rye Bre *d t Kilo were picked during the last week. “If the Democrat* whip thla (2.204 lbs) Moat of the tomatoes In thla area Ihing." he said, "It’s their rseponl Kilo' going to the Miami market, slblllty for preventing any coet: i kiio lend looks good and picking of.livlng legislation at this ses- Wheat Flour Macaroni (top grads) 1 Kilo 4 sta rt on It about Jan. 18. •Ion." ; Sugar 1 Kilo ahokoe.—Shipment* of beans He lold reporters that If the rCalf . i . Cubes ated a reduction or votumo bill were opened sup for amend- « fff^ n ,i» s « . ■ I Kilo to the Fall crop having reach­ ment#, and the President'* price 1 Kilo ‘Mite, Wash Flsl 1 Kilo wage and rationing plan waa of­ totalM|Jk 1 LIU* fered as aa amendment, "there es ra. Very little production wouldn’t be 25 vote* for It." ' (1.06 Qte) from December 20 10 i All t h a t ’would result, he prary 15, when ctoMrin eloaerin 1 Kilo 1 be In Winter production, gued, would be long arguments* a; i Bottle during the week haa been and a delay that would prevent Cotton Thrsad 4 Spool any action at the special session. growth, of l minutes for and 20 minute* Kerosene against the bill which waa In- waa established here In July,,1946 the i-rgion had only. 20,000 mem­ ber* in Florida and now there are LONDON, Dec. IB—(/IT—Karl more than 50,000 member* on all B T i Baldwin, 80, thrice Prime Min­ of whom record* mu»t lie kept. ister nf tlrlu ln , dirt) In hU Mr. Field reported that there ■leap Saturday at h it home In wa* much enthusiasm at the Btourport. Worrea'ershire—I I steak supper at th r Country Club year* after ho hail forced Kdward and that every representative of VIII to renounce hi* throne n* the price for choosing to marry the 1-eglon and of civic groups heartily endorsed the headquarter* an American divorcee. , ’ project. The Jaycees were reBaldwin* S W t f f C " . Z j’" " " " 1 A J J * •» ' ... * SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA . *~ J»AOE EIGHT . a y */#*’■ .w Combs m 1 - • * >l Florida State News In Brief - (tXsartaasa lr» » !*■«» «»»1 derly conduct to osmuIL They jvere given various sentences ranging from on* to 18 months in jail. rhethcr, in the light of th r Taft- ( larticy law. it should nullify an ; Ha House. Action irder .requiring the Kdw;ard G, j ardor .. Rudd Manufacturing* company to _ stop discouraging Rs Detroit (realise,* tiaa, I e»l plant supervisors from joining comes up with a definite . pro-' Ihe Foremen's Association of gram. £ America. "Money w ith o u t'a plan It rat The circbit court issued Its or­ hob m oney -th ere Is no doubt der last June 3, In support nf about that," Vandcnberg said findings, bv the National Labor th e emergency aid measure Is Relational Hoard. c n iitrlr-K i« « ratr (r«m the Ad’The Tafl-H artlry Act became mlnstrat tort* proposal for a effective Aug. 22. Under it, longrailgp European recovery auporviaora are no longer class!- p’n gram .' He< told them he will fle d \a s “employes" with whom send n formal message to Conemployers must deal for collec­ grc*.s abou* thla wreji, but iet tive bargaining purposes. no date. Rudd asked th r Supreme.Court to review the entifecca case and rule that the circuit courf order should be thrown out "because the lalwr board ird has no power under th? law aa it now exists to proered to a roncluslon with this ra*e." The company al»p contended that Congress had "rlearly shown Its intention not to hate the proceding of such a rase as this one continued." The. Supreme Court, however, ordered the,case sent bark to the circuit churl for* its further ac­ tion In view nf the Taft-Hartley Act. In doing so. It ordered the circuit court's original judgment in the case, vacated, pending a new ruling. Among other actions today, (hr eourtr. Agreed lo revif* rhargrs that both negroes and white persons were, arbitrarily exrluded from jury service in trial* in Winston- THREEFEATHERS Salem. N. C.. In October, 1U46. RESERVE — "Flrat The negroes were tried on vari­ Among Fine Whiskies ous charges, ranging from disor- Since 1882." Treas­ ured whiskies blend­ ed w ith th e finest Spirit*. Wl|l Deafened Now Hoar grain w e lc o m e d as a f t, In a p e e la l With Tiny Single Unit gC ihristm as ca rto n . Science ha* now made It pn*. slide’’for Ihe deafened to hear M l 3 faint sounds. It Is a hearing deyl{g (a yipaR th a t it-fit* in the ___ hand and enables thousands to enjoy sermons, tpusic and friendly companionship. Accepted by thr Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Associa­ tion. Thla device -does not re­ quire separate battery pack, bat­ tery wire, case or girnivntt to bulge or Weigh vou down. The lone U clear Otid pow-jrlul. So msd" that you ran adjujt it jours-!f to suit youi hearing n* v u r hearing change* The n u k rrs of He'lone, Dept. 14 1160 V !Vib Si.. Chicago 8, IIL a n so nr-md of lls lr achieveme.i*. that (hay will gludlt wend fr?e iiesotipl've booklet and explain hnw you may gf< a bill ilemon*:mti.»i <( tt is remarkable heating ibvioe in your own home without risking a fenny. Write Belton) ti-day. Anv. lly AHHOICATRD PRESS Another cold wave was over­ MIAMI. Dec. 15 (AT — Small TAMPA, Dec. 16 (AT—Five vio­ spreading the upper Midwestern lent deaths were recorded in tha craft warnings were hoisted along states today while virtually all Tampa-Rt. Petersburg area- over both south Florida coasts thla af­ Ihe rest of the nation had normal the .weekend, two when a flash fins ternoon from Sarasota through or slightly above normal tem­ swept through their home, the the Florida Keys lo Melbourne perature!. others in unrelated traffic acci­ with winds of 26 to 35 miles an The- Chicago Weather Bureau dents. hour predicted. said the coldest weather early Sir. and Mrs. Kdward C. Judah The W eather llurrau said a low today was centerrd In North Da­ and their twin daughters, Ernesprraaure are a moving eaalward kota, where Pembina reported 10 tine and Barbara, three years across the Gulf of Mexico would below xero but that the frigid old. were burred when Judah bring fresh moderately strong blast waa moving Into northern thrpw gasoline in embers In a southeast to tosouth wind* during Iowa and • Wisconsin. fireplace at their home In Dunedin the night to the lower half of the Minneapolis and Duluth, Minn., Friday. Rmestlne died two hours later Florida peninsula. which had readings of 18 and IB Warnings were to remain dis­ degrees, respectively, could expect and her father succumbed yester­ played until 6 A.M. tomorrow, but • • sharply lower readings tonight. day. Petersburg In 8t................... .. .Helen Jack may b« flown for a logger period. The mercury wa* expected to skid to from five to ten below scr<> son, 21. waa killed yesterday when TALLAHASSKE Dec. 16 (AT— m . . . ,east M> M m m n i . n i <■ Wla„ *hr motorcycle on which she was asm far as northwestern consln and to five Mow In north- • H«Hnic rammed a Parked automo State Senator K. Bert Riddle of Idle; and James Moor*c 70, of Honifay appealed to the 8upremo western Iowa. General rain*, with two inches Chicago, died after being struck Court today from hi* conviction and three - year sentence on automobile. at some points, were reported hyA.an’ C. Perry, alioul 6B. of Ruaof fondling a 13-year old along the (iulf roast from Texas kin waa killed by an automobile charges pupil in the school of which to Georgia and Florida and Inter­ Saturday night a* he waa walk­ girl waa principal. mittent showers fell in the coastal ing along the highway between hr Ilia attorney, John M. Coe of regions of Washington ami Ore­ Ruskfn and Tampa In foggy Pcnsarola, maintains C i r c u i t gon. Judge Ira Hulchingon erred In Klsewhrrr, fair weather pre­ weather. declining to g rant a new trial on vailed. ' TAMPA Dec. 15 (AT—Alter- grounds th a t evidence was i n e f ­ nev* of the Florida Power Tor- ficient to support a conviction ooratlnn contended today It would . and bad erroneously permitted Cemetery Fundi* ....t 6100,000 to “tear up” Its prejudicial testimony to be pre­ IwKikkrepIng system to comply sented by the state. M 'aM llaa»4 ti»u> P a s s O m i avoided if u telephone had, been with Ihe recent legislative art JACKSONVILLE Dec. IB (AT— available. The caretaker aella lot* setting up the Pinellas County The Duval County * School Roard at the rrm etery and the employ Utility Hoard. R. K. Rlmmon* of Rj. Peters­ today* refused to pay to school eea at (he City Hall also sell burg. one of the attorneys, ask- teachers some 6700,000 In back Ictta. Hy means oNrtie telephone, is| Federation Judge William J. salaries which State Attorney the raretakrr could advise th* Rarkrr to declare uncon­ Tom W atson, recently M i d was City Hall of lot* he had sold stitutional hecaQte,theS art im m o n * due them. *o that they would not lie resold. maintained, it.' discriminated ’be­ On proposal of Chairman Fyan The new section, next to t lie the Florida Power Corpor­ els Conroy board member# dlreerailroad, need* planting In gras*; tween ation, which aella only electricity, ted board Attorney Edwin Coffey roadways should he improved; lot and companies selling gas and to ’-‘institute and proaeeute to its owner# should lie written letters other, utilities. . .... ■ultimate .conclusion a*. Soon .a a askiifg that they cooperate by possible such legal proceedings keeping lota In good condition. LAKELAND Dec. 16 (AT—The It la recommended. If Ihe care- Federal State Frost Warning as will result In a judicial'deter­ talker la ronjarted, It may lie Regvjcc forecast for pensinular mination of this question." possible that he ran arrang- Flotilla tonight and Tuesday JACKSONVILLE Dec. 16 (AT— to have Ihe lota taken rare of morning waa partly cloudy and for a normal charge to the lot ntlld_with Tuesday's^ fun cast The Navy w as one of 26 bidders owner each mbrilhT IF*UTpointed parti v" cloudy" and cooler "in north­ today fo r-th w '63,000.000 Panama City Jacksonville wartime oil te r ouL ern districts and scattered showAlso recommended la a survey era In south ami central districts. minala which were properties of the RFC and operated by the to aeo just what plants should The outlook waa cooler In north American Transportation be planted and In what part of and central -districts Tuesday General Co. the cemetery. night with no frost seen through The Navy, one of the priority Although the appropriation is Thursday. bidders, asked a "negotiated" hid less, f3,18.1 In labor coat Is es­ on the terminal* which were timated for work at the remr TAMI’A t)ec. 15 (AT—Courtney built when German submarines lery a t eompjred with last year’s Campbell, member of the *Rlale disrupted tanker shipments In the outlay of 62,584 for this pm Road Department, announct-d to­ Gulf and Eaat Coast areas. The pose. day speed limit* on Gandy Rridge- 64,200,000 280-mlle pipeline be and Darla Causeway would lie twrrn the two was operated by increased to 46 an hour Immedi­ the Florida emergency pipeline Big Four ately. cumpany. . . He said traffic had lieen mov­ ir s r U a » ( i m raa* SMI ing too slowly over the two Tam­ . PENSACOLA Dec. 15 (AT — mecling of Secretary of Stair pa Ray spans and the higher rale Manhall and ranking memlwr of speed would step up the flow One person wjia hurt, five houses wore destroyed and a doxen dam­ of ihe American delegation that of traffic. The present speed aged about 7:30 this morning Ijmlt la 30 mile# per hour. if ihe reparations issue remaim when a to m ad Ic storm awepl through Navy Point, a commun­ a* tightly deadlocked as it lie THREE FFATHFIlri LAKELAND Dec. 15 (AT—The ity of m ilitary and rlvtllhn per­ came Iasi Friday night, then “all Secretary FLORIDA STATU V. 8 . R. BOURBON of Agriculture today between here and the other discussion, which might be authorised the Indian River area sonnel W H IS K E Y / A 1 THEATRES u 4 Pensacola Naval -Air Station. to ah Ip No. 2 orange* aa such held here is purely academic." BLEND—bottled in Mr*. Larry Rrock, 30, was seri­ Indications were that Marshall beginning Wednesday, the first ously injured when her home was Kesrtueky, admired himself would take the lead In use of the separate regulations shoved off Its ’ foundation. She a ll o v er A m tr p r o p o s i n g an adjournment of the recently provided fof that part of was taken to the Navy hospital'. Today's beet Bour­ Lindoii meeting, assuming iln ■ that ' ' dhe state. Her husband was due bark today bon "b u y " gt a Current regulations for the en­ from overseas duty. Molotov I hold* the fepsralians ni modest price. In Doom Open 12:45 !>. M: Dnllv tire state ban shipment of No. 2 The storm swept a path about position lie took on Friday. epecialChrietinas The derislnna of the Ameri­ oranges except In the combina­ half a block wide and a mile long. carto n , 90 proof. can delegation this morning were tion pack, which Include) a m aj­ Navy Point has about 760 housing Last Day Monday! ority of No. I’s. units. , •expected to l>e discussed with British and French officials prlbr 4/ i or. to this afternoon's -council ses­ a l l -a m e r ic a h o n b e n c h Oviedo Schools sion. ' MIAMI. Dec. 16 (AT—Two AllMolotov said flatly Friday (hat (I- M lla a e * l o t , f*aa » Rusia “la not begging but de­ American barka .will lie on the manding <10,000,000,000 In Ger­ bench when Kansa* and Georgia ' Rank. Florida Slate Bank and man reparations—mostly fiom Tech match football speed Jan ­ Rank of Oviedo were designated uary I In Ihe 1948 Orange Bowl hv the Roard aa depositories for current production. JAMES E. PEPPER Coach George school fund* for Ihe first six Marshall haa taken the posi­ game. Head —b o ttle d In b o n d tion the only reparations which Sauer of; Kansas wa* an All- months of the vear. .A fter June under G overnm ent 30. said 8 u p t Lawton', It may be America .fullback al Nebraska. should, he supplied from Ger­ su pervision. F ull necessary . lo make new distribuHead coach ((ohby Dodd of Tech many are (hose to lie taken nut tlo q .o f funds as a t that time b o d ied p r e w a r wks selected a t quarterback on of factory removals snd other thrsfe will be merged Into one KeTituc ky -nlfiocapital goods equipment— but the mythical national team while fund. sight Bourbon, with none from currant pro­ at Tennessee. LOUIS - WALCOTT < k6i nyear* old. 100 duction. • , *. Fight Pictured proof. A real holi­ Marshall's: final decision on day value. the meeting this afternoon - as to whether to Inilat at thla 'fe w llWa fln~ 5H 1WWM15W M joumSTARTS TUESDAY! *+ 4/i or. ment presumably also will be LIABILITY INSURANCE determined on the basis of four LOVK . To Meet Florida Financial Rcnponaibllily Law placed before tha council affeclTHAT CA8II DIVIDENDS PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS categotlral demands he has WOULD nlaced, hefor* the council affect­ OLD CHAPTER — ing the Soviet son* of GJrmany. DISTROYI K e n tu c k y ’s finest Phone Phone Straight Bourbon, 6 have been able to obtain 12 rub­ y Mr* old. Every drop le* for 6i In Moscow and Amer­ 104 prewar whiskey,. An ican economlite Ip Washington I d ke a l g| -----Id ift f o r th tM have estimated the actual value moat dlacthntnatlng. 118 Magnolia Avenue of the ruble at three rente. The In epochal C M staa.. kopeck Is 1 /tOOth of a ruble. carton. 36 proof. (It ehould be noted that the major factor remains purchasing f e* Jw4 /t power. Wages are not changed PUBLIC NOTICE under the revaluation decree. A 1946 dispatch from Moscow gave 1.260 rubles a month as the In­ Tbit Is to advise th e ‘general public (hat I havs sold all of come a l "an avarage Russian . m » . *^* . • * I« family" in which the father was ray interest In the Central Florida Quick F t m m and Btorag* crew fo re m a n In - the lathe doCo. Inc. located at 18th and Elm Avt., Sanford, Fla. to Mr. partiflknt of a factory, receiving aaaaaaa 870 rbbles; Ihe mother earned " 0 . F n m st Gatchel and that I ora no longer connected or a*to•TANWYCKj m and one eWId recelval (3Thle man paid 82 rubl** monthly . s a v ie dated with the above firm In any manner. 110U 0R n s i lu e s u AUTO -COMPANY ALEX R. JOHNSON I’rlee (Uantfiid >a) 2 Ruble*, 80 Kopecks 6 M 4 Rubles, 40 Kopecks 6 .84 p m + m m m M m M m m m m m m m M m 7 Ruble* . I 138 9 Rubles ,6 1.71 13 Rubles, 60 Koporhs 1# 2 67 ANNOUNCEMENT 28 Rubles ' t 443 62 Rubles 10 Rubles. 60 Kopecks Mr. Vcrnlce Adkins 2H to 2W Rubles 49e la 67s to 10 14 RublM 76 Rubiaa • 7 Bab 1 Bub I Ru N IV IN r m m r n mm m m n GOLDEN WEDDINO ANNIVERSARY— celebrated fo r Its extra d iv id e n d of superb q u a lity . A Christmas tnepIraUon in special gift carton. ;1 Pitt Prominent Hair SljrlUl and Coamolologlnt ated with wit ia now awoclated 61.90 lo 63.56 8 1425 8 iJM t 84 rents 38 cento 2 Rubles. 50 Kopecks PETER PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOP 48 cento 6 4 RuLlssv . CARTOON V NEWS v- Distinctive Hair Slylltjg .7(1 1 10 —— Make Ticket Books . I Xmas PresdtiU A t *. r— 1100 i m «, m u ru t* M inus l i t . H I* <«l •»*< >fl* '* nm • M- :■ Mi'i B -! . .u ■ - - • �ri-* = \ ,' ,k?* \ - S g j s T H E W K A T U E It In Unit} Thera Is'Strength— To PxoUct lh# p » i c ol th* World ( To Pzwsot* th a Progress o! America; To *>rodara Prosperity for Sanford. Parti) cloud) through Wednev lliis rflcrniHia and tonight. Continu'd cool Mrdnrvda), d iy j ctmlfr A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R VOLUME XXXVIU E ntsblhihed 1908 SA N E O R D , FL O R ID A AH-soduted PreiM Leaned W ire TU ESD A Y . D E C .'16, 1947 Taber Explains Bureau Says It Costs $450 Per Senator Taft Collier Says Year More For Family To Live House Cuts In To Fight For Caldwell Not GOP Controls Republican L e a d e r Says World Coop. eration Should Not Be Limited To U.S. _ WASHINGTON Dec. 16 ( /P ) "Chairmsn Taber (R-NY) in an' pouncing. a cut of $86,000,000 from the Administration's request for $597,000,000 for emergency foreign aid. declared today (he people of the United Stale* “will not put up. with Admintitration aleight-oMiand when it comet to relief money." "The American people think •th e y 'are being taxed to provide relief to foreign victim* of war," be laid. “It make* no tenie for the United State* to give France and Italy $8tf.00i),000 »o. that they can pay their debt* to other nation*. ‘Thi* world cooperation and ucnfice ihouW riot'Leglnindcnd with the United State*. We molt • definitely will not accept the Ad• rainiilration'i attempt to chatgt up-French and Italian foreign tervicei. and entertainment connec­ ted .therewith, to the relief of needy people. These item* were cut from the Administration'* r e q u e * t • for France, Tgbei laid: Payment of iatfNat on foreign | debt, $26,000,000; jtaymrnt to Belgium on comiti^rcikl account. $17,000,000; payment to Braril on commercial account. $3,000,000; additional contribution to international monetary fund. $10.* 000,000, and adminiitrative and other expeniei, $10,000,000. WASHINGTON. Dec. Itr f.Pj—The Bureau of Labor Statiilici tub! ('opgr-rs today it < >rl» an avuage family of four in 34 major citie* about $4 5 0 .more a year to maintain a "mode»t” itandard of living a' - ,- . >4 t - -m now than it did 22 utonlhi ago. A'moit a third of thii goc* for food. litr annual budget (or inch a family ranged from $3,004 in New U'l-ar.r to $3,458 in WaihinipJii a« of tail June, the bureau taid, and Seeks S en a te A p pro­ itnre thro conidrner price* I.Avc*.>um|ied andolher 4.3 percent. val O f T hree P o in t Ewan Clague, Commissioner of ♦ J-almr Statistic!, aabl the . ov. llouae-Seinite Economic Commit­ ." A n ti-In fla tio n P ro ­ ersgt- family for the purpose, tee headed hy Senator 'Taft g r a m 'B e fo r e Friday , of hi* report ia an empiny,.. I fK-Ohlo). The r«|Hirt said the coat of father, a houaewife anil two WASfIINGTON~Dec. 16 xchotilcldldrim—under the age 4' food, largeal single itam in the 15. budget, ranged last June from Senator Taft (R-Obio) said lo* He described the ■ budget on 11.000 a yeur in Cincinnati to 'a day he'will try lo win Senate *)>which hia figure* were baaed lltlla under $1,100 in New York a* neither at the "subsistence" nnd Seattle, averaging about $20 pioval of a thtre-poinl Republican anti-infLlion bill before .idjourn> tl*ar» living) nor “luxury' level, a week, Thii compared with MUrch, ment of th e ‘i|te<ial Congrrtt telbut “an a t’empl to*de*critn,- and mc-astlr# a 'mmlest but adequate 1V40, figure* of fafiZr In New iton! • York, $864 in Seattle and $7021 Arm-rlrun itandard of living." Taft, ibaitman of tbe Senate t The bureau* aurvey wa* start­ In Cincinnati, or amund $15 GOP policy commiltee, told reed in 1845 at the request of a a Week. The 33 and one-third |teteant porlr/t be had “dropped the idea Hopae Appropriation* Subeommlttee. Clagur turned It over increase jn food ■costs was tlu* of trying to work out an agree­ today to a subcommittee of th^ — M'flilliitrrf a»i$ I'hgr T«t*i k ment" with I brute Republican leaden to attute that an ntlempl wilt be made lo put the inraturr through tbe. Monte. [( the Senate acted tomorrow, the bill could hardly be brought up in the Houte before Saturday. Preienf plan* are' to adjourn on Friday. C ooler W e a th er And R e d P h ilo so p h y Is . Houte leadrrt have made clear they tee little or no chance any S eek in g T o D estroy bill can be patted there in view L ig h t R ains Seen A s IrrtprovingGradc U . S. W a y O f L ife of tbe. defeat yetterday of the mcaiute_titoniored by Chairman Hy wii.j.AHli tfONNtfLLY Communism ii a philocophy of Wolcott (R-Mich) of the Jloute Prospect* for ihr celery crop government that reek* lo de-stray Banking Commillre. In the Sanford area were Im­ the American way of life. Judge Taft talked with newsmen proved by cooler weather and A, S ..(S y d ) Herlong. Jr., csndi shortly after Chairman Tobey illlight rain’ that itarlrd Friday. date for U. S, Congrrtt from NHl railed » spt*cial meeting for Grower* here had l>cgun to worry thi* district, told member* and 2 p. M. of the Senate Banking about the unusually warm Decem­ gueit* of Campbell-Lomng Po»t Committee. Taft will testify on the modi­ ber weather, plu* the morning 53 of tbr Ameiican Legiun at the fied version of the Wolcott bHI log* which had a tendency to en­ legion Hut latl evening. He wa* which he Intrwluced In the Sen­ courage black heart end blight. introduced by John Saul*. ate yesterday. Prospects Better Judge Herlong In Sanford For Talks To Legion Celt On Communism Cabtuigr ha* begun to move In earload Inla but normal shipment* art* mor expected until mld-^Jenimry. During November 2J*72 of the 50 pound seeks wore sold fur an ftverage of $£.74 a tack. Kacamle. h a s ' moved at an ex­ ceptionally heavy rate anti at the State. M n rkctjJl.bn unit* were void at an average of 62.lt. It i* predicted by shipju-ra that it will it# in light supply during the next d0 days. A few Kngliso pc** are expected to tie market# I lure. These have l-e#n averaging 81.22 a crate at the market during the past month. "Therr i* x Mate o( confution in the mind of tbe aveugc Amer­ ican cilirrn about Communiim," declared Judge Herlong, "and I thnik it i* high time we cryitalixed our thinking In the proper channels againit it"I have- read The/ Communist MnnlfeMti* by Kail Marx," lie asscried, " If you don't believe till! the Communist idea (a to set-uu Communist dictatorships through out the world, read the plan In this book. For any of you who th in k . that this Is Just another Iwuik or one man's Idea, l hasten to remipd you that many people thought Hitler's ‘Mein Knmpf was Just another ImmIIi," the Judge declared. ■ “Right thinking at- home run do a gr»«t deal to di*cmirag<Communlim," he told the Legion­ naires. "Destructive criticism el our povernmanl before our younu people Is a very poor example. With all the criticism of governmrnt that goes on In our home* it is a miracle to me that some of our boys and girl* grow up with any respect a t alJ for 83 maximum, Monday, according to B. F. Whitner, weatherman, only one degree lower than the proceeding Thursday when tt wa* up to 84. Friday was root a , 73 with a drltiling rain and dining Saturday anil Sunday the average was 1.14ween 84 and (id-degree*. December started with a end 67 degree maximum, went into the eighties on the day* following ami hit a peak of HSiuiu. Wednes­ day. Rainfall for tno weekend period totalled h bit inure than one half an Ineh. I-ct'a cultivate right thinking," Judge Herlong suggested. He pointed 'out that the Unit­ ed Nation* can - build a Just and lasting *pcaca if given the opportunity, and suggested that those, who are dlscotfraged at the apparent'failures of that organixation, s'udy th* difficulties en­ countered by those who framed the Constitution of the United States. . “Their* wa* a long and ledimi* process which finally resulted Iii th* document which mean* Park Deal Upheld . By Supreme Court TANKER IN PP.KIL Although the celery crop hat been retarded, prospect* now ap­ pear blight for a quality crop, and Sanfold celery it expected to WASHINGTON. Dec. 16 </P>- statl moving in fair sued ship­ Tbe Home Appropriation* Com- ment* about Dec. 29, ) II'H IW H * u l V e T m l , Iceberg Irttttcr hat started mow Dot Whitner Will Be In FiiMls Of Pepsi-Oote Exam itlaa Dorothy Ann Whitner, Seminal* Digit School honor *tudent and daughter of Benjamin C, Whitner. Jr., ha* been accepted )■■ a flnallal- In the Pepsl-Cola scholarship- examination, accord Ing to a letter received yesterday by Herman E. Morris, principal, from John M. SlalnaUn, director of the acholarahip board of the company. *" . Considering that about 40,000 Student* enter thl*' cum |* tit inn, this ta a fine tribute ..to Miss Whitner, her teachers and to Sem­ inole High School, said Mr. MorHs.-wbo also revealed that Mlas Whither bad been nlchtd .br.MlL dertt vote among alx a t the high school to take the teat. This les5 he dcicrlbed aa "grurillng" and covering every phase of school • W°lS‘ described "D ot" aa an all around girl, veiV adept In art, arftl recent winner of d norae race at thsdtautv Bool Club race on their new track, ... , , , , , Two winners well be picked in Florida, Mid Mr. Morris, follow_ Ing .competitive college examine • Uona on Jan. 24. Winners get a four year icliularshlp in any college in United States territory. Hawaii Included, plus roomand board ehd $25 a month spending money. Also Included are trips h°Coich C. F. XeUlae recently completed a w rakV training In safety driving and driving fourtaay and la now qualified to teach driving to students beginning dur­ ing the January term, said Mr. • Morris. The course taken by stu­ dents will allow each a haH credit. A dual control « r Will )-* furnished bv Holler Motor Sale* Co., for the purpoae. Such a course W M advocated In lecto rta to date clubs by the late L. C. Render, highway patrol man,* Mr. Morris painted out. The weather LAKELAND, Dm , 18. !* > W endng Federal H uts nlnsular Service forecast adneaday Florida tonight y cloumorning was elear to **t terndy and cooler with <na 37 pent lure* in eoldlf portion to 40 degrees Id t ef the Gain**villa was p art­ Wednesday** 6 ial? s’iol |y .cloudy and th Krl- w tg - ing in a small way, and the recent November report -of bminett at the Sanford State Farmer* market 'reveal* that 298 crate* were »old at an average of $3.40 a ctate. tra a tla s e s aa ***** Twai HONOLULU, Dec. K», 0V )The Army tanker El. C an e/ her rudder ripped loose ami pro­ peller damaged by heavy sen* « w*» in peril early today In the stormy north Pacific, south of the Aleutian*. Ships in the area were going to her aid. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier re- TALL'AHASSEE, Dec. 18. (Ah —The State of Florida** right, to give the federal government FL­ OW,000 to buy land for the Vnlargement of the new KvergtaHee National Fark *a* upheld unani­ mously by th* State Supreme Court today. 'he The decision affirmed a Leon Yokohama to Baattl* with county circuit eourt order d ls -j* crew of 45, radioed her first missing a - s u it brought by At-1 distress call early Tuesday (Westornay General Tom Walaon U i,t*m Aleutian* Tim*) a t a point •try paymenv—of—the—$£.OOi>,twO|-Bso-mnmouihwait Adak; and nullify an appropriation of the 1S47 legislature. "To begin with, the appropriaJOHNSON ILL n u b l l ^ n ^ 11! f “T 1' ! * T ,ll*h : LAKE 8 UCCE88 Dec. 18 (Ah— ‘^ , U7 - H.r*che! V. Johnson. United l n l StatM delegate to lha United an opinion by Justice Alto Adams. Nations who took a Urge part In putting th# Palestine partition plan through tha assembly, has PLANK POUND suffered a mild heart attack, th* WIESBADEN. Dm . lft-4 A > - U. 8. delegation announced today. U. 8. Air Fore* headquarter* an­ CORRECTION nounced today th a t an American weather plane, missing since last Tha Herald regrets an error night on a local flight, had been in Its report on the Jsyree cem­ found near Nlerstein in tha etery Investigation In which It French occupation xon* with both was Stated th at Ray 81aton Is Ra occupant* dead in th* wrack- chairman of tha ctaMeltte*. Dr. B, W, Anderson |a chairman of **Th* crashed plans waa ______________ discover* thl* committee whose member* ad by Maj. Raymond E. Johnson I are Randall Chase, Mrs. Henry of Mlnnaapoll*, who. Undad his McLaulin, J r . ' M r*'John Ludwig. tight L-5 obaarration plana beside Jack R a tin ii, hay. Douglas Charles, Gdrdon Britson, Ted it. - The Identity of the dead air­ Williams, Ed Lana, A. K. Crocker, men wa* withheld pending noti- Mrs. I t H. McCaalln, Mr*. II. A. Bwinrtm and Mr* Claude Herndon. --------- a f relatives. -?.v*-<*5. f{-,» Three Considers M agazine A sk F ed er­ al Jury T rial Of $500,000 Libel Suit • B egun B y Governor -[G erm an —L ca d crs“ W ill State Advertising Library Has j M eet S atu rd ay T o Reams Of Information On Towns LayGroundworkFor C entraiG overnm ent LM.LMIASSEE, Jjec, lb (A*j — Collieit mxgariiie today con­ tended Governor Millard Caldwell did not suffer any damages as a result of_ a 1946 editurjal and demanded a coutt jury trial on tbe Governor's $500,000 Itbrl stlt| Attorneys lor the magazine said Use editorial, which criticised Cald­ well for his activities when a Begin was taken* from the Mad­ ison county jail and killed. w-a« published "without malice and in gtHwl faith." Ihr magazine said it tdilaiurd the fads for the rdilu/ial appear­ ing m its Feb. 23, 1946, issue from various news stories, press dispatches and rditqrials. im hid­ ing o n e published in the' Jan. 7 liiue of Time magazine. Ilie editorial was "not puhlishrd wantonly, recklessly, carelessly, hut in teliajice upon ihr fads and comment appearing m other rep­ utable publications and in lli<hehrl dial the mattrr stated llieiein Was true and t o t t e d , the magazine said. 1 tie t’olliei editorial criticised I Af.1 AH.'VV'I.I., I)>t . Ip iTI') The Nlalr Ailvntisiug Commit LONDON, Dec. 16 iA*>— Heprrwnlatives »f the UnitResearch I ihtaiv, p-.sictl to give oul-of-slalr itiqulrcts quit L ma-it States, fireat Britain, loir .ilmn Jn IlulnL. hi* a lot uf tuipiiting do|vr on your homr* France and Italy signed a lowi prntwul , tuday permitting Willmut h.iltmg an V* r. n c«n tell quit Iptw often llie gailragr it * Italy to receive a share tif the collect! tl. wliii hours tom e u'/vpli officr it open, thi* effective buy­ gold hnard hutted by tier. ing income per Limily. a id nan) more (lilngt a jicribh ur him Would - many during the ***r. The prntoepl rarrird nut a derision want to know- Wfotv he hK-alr* 1 of the l’aris t'oufrrenre an u hiisiuess or Industry. reparations in I* 16 that Italy Tip* commlaslun ha« limit up a should receive a shafr of the file of - indiisirt-.il - advantage in­ | v sy, a * 1 vi gold seized b) the Allied ar« ventories on nmrv than a bun­ * s Caldwell's arlivilit** in connection. with the death of Jesse Juine* Payne, nagsw, who wu* take i from the unguarded Mudisan County jinl and killed while U* was awaiting Irinl on u eliurge of attempting to rnpe a young while girl. Taft said he held a long con­ ('ablwell snld he did'not cutiference with Home Republican xld’ i tbe killing a lynching, Lender Hnlleck (Ind) on the pos­ and after a tborough investigation sibility of n House agreement commenled Ilie “stupidity ami for speedy action there if the Ineptitude” o f-S h eriff tamale Senate passes the Taft measure. Davis Was not sufficient grounds • The Henator said they "reached ftd- hi* removal no definite agreement," but "1 .have dropped the idea ?f trying to ,AHorne), for the nt^iruxine said work a definite agreement with till iufetenre and ronrlusToiis set out in ‘the tnagaziiie omMltuled the Hduse." Taft added he feel* the Senate "lair comment and enticism ol on officer bf an officer charged "should go ahead anyway.” Jhe administration of put>Totx-y told reporteri he is go­ withtiM iiasM hs r.a* i » mi ing to "insist" that the Senate art iK'fore adjournment on an.other anti-inflation bill—a mea­ sure to restore consumer credit controls, Thl* ha* been approved by the Senate Hanking Commit­ tee and could ho called up fur debate at any time. Restoration, of these credit con­ trol* I* one of the sections of Mr — ■- - Truman's cost of living program, HAVANA. lh-e I*' iAV-Th.. In the Senate, Democratir Audlrnria rm m lodny acquitted Lender Barkley (Ky) introduced | m arie* Jackson of lltver Forest, three hills designed to implement [ III., ut Iwing an accessory it, three other sections of the Pre*- 'the slaying of Jolur l-esler Sice Idrnt'* ----------program. .They would: nlHiard the yacht Salim, us trie I. Authoriie . the Agriculture trial of dancer Patricia (Satirai Heallaav* ■■ t-a*v 1 a * l Schmidt for murder neare!l its Sen. Austin Says dled Florida rilie-! aq.l lowiu t v Is Win Aid For Fc mi~ll>, \ s s n i l \ I M l I'ltKHH lw us*d' just ‘lit‘answering the Reds quest fori* that flood in from tnl. Ihr Untied Stole*, tiirat Uni* vritiaementa in northern neuspa Marshall Plan paiiera arid *national magatinys. aiu ami _Frapie vl.yled tent.*a< it cun give (be currant tux rule, the public debt, transpor­ tation and construetmil fucilillr*, the- typo of |w>lice and fir# proUctlon, puwet anil law lualrrial m.i ila bl lit y u n .rT a thf “ .hrnpten’ data on cultural, recreational ami educational facilities. For each community It bus the pit railing labor wages, « state­ ment of normal climatic condi­ tions uml "u survey of housing nnd eating accommodations. Tbe commisvon lias runtpilod it* rc-coiil* over the past two yrut* with the help of bi'al g«vernmenta, chaniher* of etuiiniereo nnd jotwer collipanles which serve tbe conltltunUie*. In Htbliiiou to tin* city in­ dustrial Inventories, the adver­ tising euimiiissien is prepared t'i give each person who ie-ponds to iti mis all sorts of general Information, <>i gny lutrUcular dstq be insv want* It ha* a complote direriury of vucbtn.g Incilitie*. for instance. It »howa for iiinil) every port nioond the coast the ileptli »f harbor, liwatinn "f di»"ka uni proximity of tc!1, fresh water, electricity. i«otU luel and i.’tiairs. The Commission leseaMi staff can, anil usiially iloe*. slip into t be letter the inquirer ahert showing normal temperature and lanifall for every month in both suutli and north Florida, For ihe vacationing tourist who has Florid* no Id* mind, thej i* a list of public genie It*, »!utc park*, and iiimiiimenta, nml chat • Jackson Freed Of ter nightaeejng service*. Accessory Charge If. (J. Lundquisl Is In Satira s Case Re-elected President G r e e n V o W H AFL W i s l t ----Jaekauw walked—ewtUag—from rr , f n _ , . | , the courtroom and said he would 1 0 B r i n g L e w i s t s a c u (riephone hi* family Intmrdlately, —- ■ "It 'looks like I II l«e liuitie for WASHINGTON Dec. 18 D P I - 1Christina*," he .aid. ' AFL Prealdent William Green Public prosecutor Jose Manpleilged torlay that AFL leaders tl,.j Puentes Car role ru asked the will "do all within our power" to t ,,urt to reduce the* clrnrgc against bring John L. Lewi* and hi* j'atrlcia from murder to man United Mine Worker* back into slaughter, conviction for which the federation. * * would mean a maximum term of Lewi* pulled Til* 600,000-ntemr.ih * r t h ,„ no year*, her uninn out of the AFL last Fe||p^ Gonxalet Sarraiu, pi I rx[4ay In a aurt, erayon-ocrawled prnseculdr retained by MreV "We disaffiliate note to Green. yMmi|y, M id h# intended to hold • t*»ccn a reply, not an *n*wer lmt jor nturdvr charge despite to I^>wls hut a statement to the ,|le fBct that he concede* acquit preta, amid the AFJ, membersnln |J() yor Jackiou. i'be public pros• sincerely reg ret. . the UMU , , u, or alk ri, t.nr, „ H. u | . | divorce action. He termed It a |hat ^ ' frre)| n>e*lle<l that” L*wii had l.s l ^ t s l b ! A 1 ' f . L n F m n r i. » Diend uf both Pa Uiel* • nd M w . ltad !««.» on th* , u . | J > “chl when AFU-leader* in -rilin g t k non- J J J J j {“ * f h T w .n ilI .S u J * U w .Tr ,Ulr*d by "It l» unthinkable," Green chided Lewi* In his statement, “that any part of a minority should withdraw from affiliation with a deliberative body beepuse it decided against them, If w* are to preserve th a , principle of Democracy and be 'governed In formation of policies by th* d* mocratlc procesa. "Wa hope that a lta r calm dc liberation and a consideration ol all the facta that the United Mine Workers, of America wljl recon­ sider th* action and return ta the American Federation of Labor. "We shall do all within our power to bring about this result HOTEL FIRS MEMPHIS, Term., Dae. 18, </T) —A fir* apparently caused by a ligbu-d clgaret today routaif a number of gueits from th* elev­ enth floor of th* Hotal Claridge Th* biaxe waa concentrated In on* room, dastroylnf Its content*, after th* occupant, Roy DUUrd, 37. of Wardall, Mo. fled In hit iajamas. The walls of an adoinlng room w en burned *U<> and tha corridor filled with xmo-uv Fire Marshal Chart** Nunnery aald DIDard wa* dtractad to ap­ pear In ,r ltf eourt oa a charge of v i o l a t i n g tha city ordizunc* against smoking la had. J NO. 282 TL* Patricia shot lier ht* h*d n,,t witnes* today in the «» * r*as**r « / ' 1* * " • HCHOOL8 TO ('LOSE Seminole County school* will clot# Friday afternoon Dee, 10, and** following the Chrlitma* holiday* will re-op*n on Monday Jan, 6, It was announced today »t the offire of Supt. T. W, Lawton. BUILDING PERMITS Building permit* were recently issued to J. W, Green for con•trueMon of a $3,600 frame dwel. tlrur at I0OW West Third' Street *nd to B. T. Humphrey to remodal and , enlarge a private garage a t £17 East Third Slraat at t cost of $ 1,000. KfWANIS MEET The R*e, W. P. Yesley, pastor of the F irst Christian Church and sctlva Kiwanlan, Is reported to be preparing something new In oult program! for th* Klwsnls meeting tomorrow at tha Tourist ROMANCING OUT BUCHAREST, Romania. Dee. 18, (*v— A ra p re a n u U ra of King Mihal r has been told that the time la “inopportune" for a royal marriage, palace source* said to­ day, Of Townsend Club • II. G Lundqulat wa* elected to serve another year a* pre»iJmt of tin- Sanford Town»en<l fla b ut It* regular merllng ami Chrlitma* live plan* today lor an econom­ Russian T h reats And ic (oniolid-itiou ol wntrru Grrinany following the sudden col* A ttem p ts T o Scare lapee of the Confetence of For*' Said Back - F ifin g rfgn Slimiter* in l.omion. Ini" breakdown of the Dig Four Ulk* CHICAGO. Dec. 16, till-- rilled out any fmli-jhiwrr organi Fresiilent Truman Imlay mes- zaimn of all Germany in lh# .■Knl thy American Farm Bu­ reau Federation that .agririil- immediate future. tnral pnaludion "m u s I )>.■ But M im e U, S. diplomatv measureil in terms of its (real llloughl it (umilile dial Mar* rnnlriliulion lo ilrinorracy, i-cr* •hall, lh,fault, and l.tticvt Urvin, ilom and peade." 'Ihr 1‘resldcnl asserleil that to makr airirnt- might .nLlU a Big l hire meeting. tn Frankfurt, Cenuau le*dm lure i.iMlrilmlr "In Ihr iilmo>l, n r are non rnKagril ill a via- sit leered) in a lengthy meet uriius (rain ronservalion efliol. mg lo prrparc lor what may be Ami in this fntmrrs, of rioiise, < havr a primary responsibility." a lutlnty-tnsking conference thjv “Not only are »e run I run lnl wrek-rnd witlr U. S, and Biitnh with .n Immediate nurld turd aulhntlliei. (hit of ihit confer­ emergency, but n r also fnrr Ihr ence, fenlativrly *rt for Sstur- . nrrd for long suslainr.l elforl day, tna) grow all iiilrriitl governlo lirlp ln|lhi tbr rconumtr fuuudations (or world praco nml m rp i, Im wrvtrnt Geimsny. Dining th r u . meeting the Ger­ stability. Much of tin- requited assistance lo Europe can runic man leaden t-*uej a communique .m . from uonhrrr M l tbr lm ri 1r.ui "uffiuallv ircognuillg an llivils* farm." ■ tton of die In partite control of1 CHICAGO. Dm. 16 uV) Wir- lice" -to a meeting with G en tn l ——'iimiW im H. Autim. chief of ihr U. S. Luciut D. ( l i t and Su Brisn drlrg.ilnin to Ihr'United Nation*, Rub. 11son. I S. ami llrilidi mil drcl.itrd today tli.it Uoiiia't i.irn itary gnvrimuv. 11 It wa* believed liial ‘ at lht» paign againtl the Marvhall 1’l.in faceting the Aliirif lommsndetv ■ for l'.uni|iean recovery had won «t tqiort for ifif plan ihi trad u | would lAfotm llie German* of bow t American Faun ftuieaii Fedri* tar they van g» m organizing' wfvtrrn Germany on a .politcsl "jlienaling iup|>oit." t. is,s -Formalmu (tf a central . til a tprccli urincicd lo the political organization heretofore linn, hr raid Huviia liad tiled hav hern vtiullv forlnildrn. to u*e llie AJN Gcnrial Aurmli'y !m vprrad fear* lull tli.lt S iu r i LONDON Dec Hi r/l') High dirrali had failed to "frighten" dqilom ilu inlolinanti t.ud Srcrrlihr *111x11 ami iiirdumi lounlurv ary of Stale M.tnli.dl will' liegin 5 M 4*ltltwilffl nrt |*WMt T*$*»! —!with Flench -Foreign Miniiter J Georges Bidault the first of a ! series of wrstein (Miwrr ‘talks on . [ ills* unification of Wesleiq Ger» 1many. a* The infotmanls ' said Marshall i„, »i c « „ „ a „ *dvi,r,. to Willi rails tiHlay dialling proH CHICAGO Dye. lit -(AT -Chnir- luif.di which hr mighl Imitative!)' man David I.llienlbal of the A3#m ie Energy CotmtttisAri salil tmiuy advance to Bidault (or dir mrigrr scientist* n«Irztr*r,C^Trznliic*t* from of ihr Firm h zone with die Urithe ...Oak Hiilyr ’I11" 11 nV‘ m,ivln*r |i,|, and American Zone*, now that / Lilienthal Tells r A ^ / A r ; ' " ’ ' 7 7 Use Of By-Product 'Of-Atomie-Min^ralt.e, Mr*. A. C. Starke, accretary; and Mr* E. L. Shadoln, trra*urer' Th,* Tmiri»t Center wa* decorated with greenery, holly Ferric* and other decoration* In keeping with the *ea»on.' Mis wmi .ns- Christman ...... . ............... ,- i H ...,n .......... a Germany lias been iu |r j out, for frmlurlloB. gave _a n^ilntlon. Game* and ' i •illnir filniit tTiM'^rrh with llie immediate future, at tesit.' by amusement* were enjoyed nft.-r which refreshment* were Mi.vrd radioactive isotope* “One of thi- lit# lnc.tkili.wti of the Big Four glnrinu* iirnmlvr* of atomic lo Ilu- large crowd attendinr;. talk* hfie. sejt-ru-e," Llticnlhnl dcrlnrpd: "It well may help In solve one Bidault field a ttrwz conference b l in d k i l l e r nf the moat vexing problem* of in which hr laid lltcte "will be fond PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18, OV) humanity—how to keep in pare with the binvenations lo *rr where we —Detective 8gt. Charles Beckman production reported today a atx foot, 2041 Krowth of the world** population." Hand” on W nlcrn Germany in ' The Isotope* are pnrllclr-t of ihr nt-ar fulutc. pound Mind *trret pedillcr fatally shot hi* huu»ekrep*r because In* ordinary minerals rmulr- radio "Thi* i» only one aqrrcl of the active hy (nserting thom in the obeyed "a suddrn Impuae." Beckman-aald the vendor, Wil­ nurlenr furriace, or nlimilc pile, rttlirr German question," Bidault laid, "but wr till# three “weilern liam Nelthamer, 37. then attem pt­ at Oak Ridge. l t . .j l l n > ,a tf* !'■■* T * « l Thu* activated, a substance ed suicide In the darkened iiurtn a ‘ i _~ i ■ Philadelphia apartm ent' Uut m ill­ tike phiisphoroui ran l-e fed to a plant ami its course followed hy ed with a bullet that he hail MAC ARTHUR 1*01.1, mean* uf it* radiation, Lilienthal aimed at hi* head. TOKYO, Dec. 1(5 615-G eneral said ill an addres* prepared for the annual meeting of the Ameri­ Mac Arthqr polled more voles DP. MILLK LOSES. than Emperor llirohltn or a Ja p ­ can Farm Bureau Federation, BAN FRANCIBCO Dec. 10 (A7 Thua plant scientist*, he said, anese Communist in balloting —Cecil B. De Mill# today lost hi* ran “in * way never before po»- among high school students ** legal right in th* California •up- aihle chart th* change* that oc­ to whom they respected most. reme eourt to enjoin tha Amer­ cur In m atter In the process of The poll wa* conducted at ican Federation of Radio Artists plant Ilf* and growth,” ---- - — ■■■ lUuka'-ochuul. In Fukiuhlzn* pr*«— (AFL) from suspending him a* He cautioned farmer*, however: fecture north of Tokyo. The su­ a member because he refused to "Do not. I urge you, take any preme-commander received 332 pay a $1 assessment to campaign ■lock at thla stag* in the vivid vote*, llirohltn, 328, nnd Kyulchi against th* 1P44 right of employ­ claims of great stimulation uf Tokuila. secretary general of th# ment act. growth and production by use of Japanese Communist Tarty, 141, radioactive material* ’ directly on ’ Trim# Minister Tetau Katayama WESTERN UNION the farm 's* fertilisers or In feed* received 48. PHILADELPHIA D*c. 16 (zP) These are not tested and proved." — A spokesman for the AFL Western Union telegraphers de­ /2<//7£V&AiC STRIKE ORDER clared today that “w ere going J f f i/r T r /fT r NAHHVILLE, T enn. Dec. 18 to march right down th* lino for our wage demands—els* we’ll (A5—AdJ. Genera] Hilton Butler ha* cancelled an order alerting ■trike." W. Lee Cooney, g eneral, pres­ for poeeible etrika duty three M x r i& r ident of tha south-western unit military police unit* of tha Ten-.. of the telegraphers, told a re­ nessae National Guard. Butler alerted 008 MP'e of th i porter the union would not modify Its -demand* for a IS cent an National Guard battalion yester­ day after new flareun* w e n hour wage boost._________ reported In a month-old strike *; TRBAtY SIGNED at tha Nashville Corporation SOFIA, Bulgaria, Dae. 16, UP) here, but cancelled the alert —Premier Gaorgl Dimitrov, uf order last night after making Bulgaria, a n d Premier Enver a personal survey of th* etrlke Hoxhe, of Albania, signed a situation a t th* former. Consol­ treaty of friendship, collabora­ idated Vultra Aircraft Corpora­ tion and mutual aid today.. tion plant. ' . * Is . IS' 7 1 U .2 J i — -1 ~ »■ ; . }£ r~ i i=i) - * r & .. 1 ' ’ i >" ___________-w a# f f. ”=' i fr=-*'- - 1> --^-m ■-*3v=:p-■ Ss . ■y■i*. 7^’ ~X_ j-i ■’ ■( '*' ---‘i r,--A :-. ' a .. t *•' ’ • . * *' iU’i - • T ‘ . I �•* \* • * TU E SD A Y , DEC. 16, 1947 T H E HANFORD H ER A LD , SANFORD. FL O R ID A Living* Costs 7,' * V* ■ } PAGE TW O ((•MfintaSd ll«M * I ~K* M»»| greatest for uny budget item except local taxes, which increased sharply everywhere—in 3■; some cities, as much as 1U0 per­ cent. ’ -Cost of housing incrrascrl lit­ tle front March, IUtO,. to lan . . - June, lire report saiil, hut under '» the new Kent Control Act "rents “ IjS gyi risen turther," The budget provided for auto­ mobile ownership by to percent of the families in New York, Chtca, go and I'hiladnlphia und by 7 i f percent In the other ’ll cities The report remaikeil: "TyjiKally. the cars owned by families at the budget level are about eigttt years old and cost about 5330 (after trade-in allow-, slices) in liMl. At tjtst lime, (heap second-hand automobiles .srsTtr evatUbte, “This budget does not allow for Iho replscement of autumnbiles at the current hlglr prices. - It makes an ailnwaoce of only I f 135 a year toward the purchase, of a ear/* m * Biff Three* ut * n v ils H i n sra ■ I 's a r _•>»») (rowers) must find some way of getting along.*' < Caldwell Case !• Florida' State News In Brief POWER EXPLOSION I sire 2.0O-2.60, few 3,00, few low MIAMI Dec. It; OPt — T hree. as 1.60 Yellow U.U0 4.00, low 4..60, Florida Power and Light Com.! poorer low 2.60. 1 pany employes were burned to-! Tonfaloea lugs fixtl 6,50-0.00, day and much- of the downtown i 6*7 6.00-5.76, 7x7 4.78-5.00, section of Miami was without j . ' electric power when an "electrical^ UNIVERSITY. FUNDS explosion'* occurred at the main, TALLAhAhiKE, Dee. 10 power plant on the north bank of —Keltuse (if' funds to doubt: rernwded chemistry laboratory the Miami River. Company officials listed-the in facilities at Florida Stale Uni. lured as Walter I. Harms, F. L.“ versity? will Iw requested of th t Mlddcndorf and P. W. Matthews, Budget Commission today. The “explosion" occurred, the The State Board pf Control company said, when 1an employe proposed to spend 3*91,691 from was making a routine switch. A university contingent funds for wide arc or “electric explosion", purchase of equipment to- be enveloped the three men, burning-! housed temporarily in a west thein and starting a small fire ’ , mpur building which formerly which was quickly extinguish'd. ■was part of Dak* Mabry Field . j Army Air ‘Base. 1 EGKTABLE I'HK LS University. President Doak S. fCgnllilM Um House Cuts F a ir O w l. l l 'n l l s a t i Ik affair*, - and wa* published for good reason*-with good mo-' tires, and having been made in ibe-ihtcreet of. society and with­ out lUfclUo" - lbs editorial it privileged aud not subject to a t­ tack. ^ , , , . Furtherl the magaxine contend­ ed, since the attitude criticised tty the editorial “ia one whrci finds support among a large proportion of the population of the state of Florida and the other states of the United States of America" the statement* are noli actionable'“even though suck attitude was falsely attributed" to Governor Caldwell." 1 The magaxine also contended )ta issuea are printed . several weeks in advance of the publica­ tion date, and that lire Feb. 23 issue was i already distributed when Caldwell wired a protest of the editorial on Feb. 13.Attorneys for the msgaiinc also conleuded in their lengthy unswer, that in staling he would nut accept a retraction or on apology to the edlV*rlaI. Caldwell violated the spirit of F lo rid a, libel law, and his letter of In­ tention to sue for libel was not sufficient notice. Copies of several news stories and editorials on the Madfson killing, appearing in the Tampa Titttps and Tampa Tribune were offered In evidence by the WagBiinc, Federal Judge A. V. lanig, now retired, originally dismimed the Governor's suit. However, the circuit court of appeal* in New Oilcans ruled the editorial (cqnstituted grounds for libel * and said Ilia vase -Should -be - tried on its merits. The Uniter) Status Supreme Court declined to upset the latter ruling. , The U. S. delegation held a speelal meeting to discuss prob­ lems arising from thr collapse of the llig Four conference. Soviet Foreign Bflnlster' Molotov and hia aides departed for home. The Amcrelan talks were bellcved concerned largely with U. S. policy In Germany, which was expected to include merger of the French with the Brltlsh-Amerienn occupation tone and estab­ lishment of aonte sort of German government in the unified .area. If: 8. Secretary of Slat* George C. Marshall was reported agree­ able to setting up sohie form of unified 'government in western Germany, but was said to b« op. nosed to signing a separate peace treaty with such a government. - Attending the conference this morning with Marshall warn Gen­ eral Lucius D. Clay, U. S. Mili­ tary Governor In Germany; Roiierl Murphy, political adviser to {legislature.put a chemistry bulk Clay, and other expects on GarW S S 1 ift * second priority I 75-2.60, few *.76,_ few 1.25-1. IHi.J ln« pf-pgU fe project*. man affairs. m S en a to r A u stin Florida Belles 1.50 2.25, Valeri MOSCOW Dec. 1(1 uV)—A derl- linea 2.25-3-50, few high n« 1.00, UTILITY KKPOUTH Ite s ib iiS I r n r«a» <>•»» poorer low as 1,75,'way .1,00-4,00, TAMPA. Dec. 13 OPT—Federal, Referring to Kums'i efforts m palch from London by Tass, the few 4.50-6.00 official Soviet news agency, to­ rC e le ^ w T ^ b o u m l crate* Gold, Judge 'William J B.rkisr tmUy lire recen' Assembly sessions at day hianinl the breakdown of the ‘s ' s‘V * " New YotV sntl Lake Success,' Rig Four Foreign Mlnlstcra con­ enheart 4-tI .doxeti 4.00-4.80. dnr.cn 3JW 4.00, 10 down TOO county utllltv Imard from comference on the Western powers’, 4JH). mostly around 3.60; x*:s • l**lllng tho Horida low er CorAmlin said: "Soviet spokesmen sought It* efforts "to ham 1*0r International 2 60-3 00 pnrntfon to submit reports- mho'll in the cause of estab­ ' Nquash bushels itajian large its finanelal ..(aratmns. aggravate feats of a vast new cooperation lishing postwar peace." conflict. The shouting, lltr threats "It lireame d ear ahead o f time and the intimidation failed Mr thnt the delegations, of the United Judffc Herlutiff atcom pSh their puipoxr.Stales. Britain and Franco bad HAHBONE'S MEDITATIONS “Inatcad of alienatiiig support derided, according to existing betty Alley ilu iia H d rreaa l*aa* »*•) fljirn the polkics we advpcated .hind-the stage agreonsanU be- mure W .you and tuu ghan ar.y i ia the General Assembly, the tween them, to apply hamstring. tJ)5 /AA aJPT.FZ- u s u a l ) tFw— Soviet • tactics caused wavci fit, (8g of the work of the London oilier ‘man-made’ document in U» | U P Ia) DC R W M R slates to rally to our shfc. Far session to the reparations discus­ history of the world," he de. fyom being frightened, the nm.ill sion, trying thus to lay the rda- cIn red. P J5-C U 5S IN * u v W A veterans council which would and medium states #hiM)hljrod* ponslhillty on the Soviet Union enable veterans groups to coupi for the negative outcome of the AgSCNT MCAAPUHS AT tjielr rrs|*onsihilltics. Win i t . the Satira Trial foil calls were taken, they sU -'l meeting and failure to prepare a crate more successfully in 8cin*'J D£ LAS' UW Inole County waa protmsed bv • peace treaty- with Germany." tip arid were counliM." Sum ^raTUnit. rominami-r of; th— HER CHU' c h ClRCLE / j f Paris newspapers sLo banner; Austin declared thnt “W i t HlMMIawrU ■/*•# I 'a s r » * • I J tikes ami sabotage In Franco lined the news of the end of the DAV poat here. It wk* proposed ihngaxa, a ‘ musician wlu> wvs that Henry Wolcott, Immediateand Italy" were part of Rut- conference, and . most editorials akiaril the yacht n short time * idaV campaign against thr Mar­ nlared the blame upon blolotov past commander of the post, bs l-rf^rc the shooting. honored for his service at n shall Pisn hut said these <*»!*« L’Auhe, organ of the popular ReThen in Mieceesian'Boas Miller, nu-< ting in latter January.- Com­ p ,..„.............. ............. .. mihliran movement, declared: had failed. mander James Singletary presid­ “Molotov alone Ixmrs on his 1 -"T he Communists ln.-Ucv#. |h / club in Chicago where Patricia once danced, and Bill Matthews dbn wake any aht thn* is Ex­ shoulders thr weight of this fail­ ed. Accompanying Judge Herinng , tended too little and too late, ure and all the consequence* that jut Chicago, her m riirr booking here from Iwesburg were L ‘nn»he said. "Thev bclicig-thvy rgn might result from It." agent, were called. All testified The Centrist organ L Aurorc inapder Hugh Martin of I eesbbrg eteate condition.- tha- will frightfor the defense As cliarwcur mi America -away from Invest suggested that failure of the con­ Memorial Post 52; immediate Past witnesses in a clewed court s«slag fit the future >nf V.urept1 ference might lead to merger of Commander Byron Her long, broth­ sl"n; * They even b"llcve they can -icsr* the Amcriran, British and French er of the* Judge, ami J. A. Boyd, _ Tile opposing lawyers indlcata poat member. They riddel t o ! obr Congress and our pnaple. rones in Western Germany. rd they would try for a speedy The Communist organ l.'llum - the big stack of toys brought by | Rut out of my own ex pet t w o •vinilnp of the trial, possibly end­ Legion nremltei* fo r. ilomition to; anile alone blamed "Marshall and f, ran* say that the peop'e .md ing the testimony by tomorrow, tindrr-jnrivileg(<d children a\ the! his *nlfUltra" for collapse of the C-mgrcaa are -.ol rosily .frigu'Felipe 8 srrain, private prosecoElks Christinas party. talks. f ter retained by the Me* family, T B S t" The Hul<w*fl« well filled with i In Copcnhhgen, the Danish T He said the "peril l* * « '« ' '•aid he ha* three remaining wit­ In France and . Italy, but “ the newspaper I'olltlken found some many old members welcomed buck, nesses, of whom only one is pres­ large table was cohered with consolation in the fact that “af­ , !&% i people of France ami Italy are ent, and that If the others are *Thc supper was enjoyed arid n ter all It is only a conference BBy * prsponding nobly to tbr chnlnot available in today’s court gifts and toys for donation to which has broken down.” "Rela­ ling*.*' wssiun, h* would waive their lev. underprivileged children, nl the * “The events in them! countries, tions between, the Esst and West tomony. Austin said, “are heartening did not break down," it pointed Elka Christmas party. - demunslrations of the slrengtn out. of the people's determination to VIENNA Dee. 10 (AT-Chanplan their own way of life, free of pressure and ,lnjto|d§Um» rcllor Leopold Kigl called h, spe­ cial meeting of the Auntrian cabi­ from the outside.” net today to discuss the break­ down of the Big Four Foreign . Taft Fights' Minister Conference In London. Government sources declined to comment oh the failure-of the f s s l l f t s v * lr »™ !• »* » " " " Depart men l to regulate margin talk* .prior to the meeting. ------i - t . (down payment) requirement* covering speculative trading In FRANKFURT. Germany, Dec. J0—(A»(—Tito breakup of the Lon­ grain- and other commodities. 2, Set up a food and gx-gin don conference of foreign minis­ ter* was the chief topic of con- 1 conservation program. 1 3. Authorise . the Commodity versation of the man In the street Credit Corporation to promote today in this bl-ionnl capital of Western Germany, food production 'abroad. } e f / D e l i v e r y .b y / If your fam ily need 8 a npw Illustrating the surprise with The Wqleott bill *\ns brought car Why n o t buy one for C hristm as? You can p u t the keys to up In the House yesterday under which the news wasireceived here, procedure requiring a two-third* throngs besieged travel bureaus a new Knitter or Frazer on your C hristm as t r e e — u n d the vote to pasa It. The vote waa to Inquire whether railway com­ 302 for passage and 188 against, munication* with the Russiancar itself will he out In fro n t of your home! Y e s , If you m ake or 68 short of the needed marpln. occupied eastern lone were still functioning. . . Transportation authorities ami up your m ind w ithin the next three days, we guarantee th a t, PLANT CLOVER tho local railway administration iitufl. Flit—Scm aL-ilaii- TTinflt -like ninl tha t t rain— schedule* unly dairymen and cat­ lx tween, daft the two-tone* were nor­ tlemen have put in trial planting* mal. ‘ of clover this season, according to Acting County Agent Jo* Trace* of air have been detect­ N, Busby." ed at altltudea up to 200 mile*. Christmas l*agr 4I h | , from Cold Hitn Parts Of -t- mlitre today made an $68,000, 000 cut in the emergency aid (dogram and slaihed from 8490.000.000 to 8230.000.000 a fund the Army asked for government and relief in ^occupied areas. It sent to the House floor a bill providing 8509,000,000 aid for France, Italy and A ^^ia compared with the $597,000,000 the Administration asked. Nothing was recommended for Chins. ' - | •* Only yesterday. Congress sent lo President Truman legislation approving a 8597.000,000 pro­ gram of help lo the three Euro­ pean countries and China. Mr. Truman bad called CongTcti in­ to special session Nov. 17 and asked 8597,000.000 to help France, Italy and Auttria get through the wihyr and resist Communism. The bilL aeul tu Ih c.P irfM flll only gave congj-esaiona! approv­ al for the idea nf aid to jev |5H7,0U0,000 B4 the maximum which could be provided, fiepaiMto legislation was requlrvd to piovide the f t n d f That is • the bill the committee has now rec­ ommended. While the eummittew recom­ mended no funds fur China, it said the 588,000.000 reduction would leave a reserve for use In China In the event an aid program is begun, there. ■Here,is what Mr. Truman asked for the European.countries and what the committee recommend­ ed: Asked Recommended France* 5328,000.000 5262.008,000 Italy .211,000,000 189.000,000 A ustria ‘ 68,000,000 M.0003XW Technically, the .cmijmltti-c did n„t m iU re' ho'w \ b e J f ^ g e n c y -hi . H i d S Hlstrllmted, but based its cuts on the figure* above. The rem iniltte sa(d" 500.000,000 of the amount* asked, for j France was for .item* not direct! ly related to emergency relief, and so waa. 122.00'j ,000 of the Italian request. These item# -in­ cluded such things as 520.000,000 for servicing of. the French foreign debt. The foreign-aid money I* -* general appropriation bill which also provides funds fnr various other government uses The total in the measure if 5772,604.009, The amount Is 31 [iL-reenl Itelnw what the Adminis­ tration asked. > The largest reduction was in the fund for Army, government and relief In occupied areas, amounting to 63 percent. Itura! C om m on S en se South' NorthefrirU. S. By Spud Johnson By ASSOCI ATED H I ESS Colder w eather spread over part;! of th r north eenlral section* of the South today, with tem ptrnolea dropping below th e fteexing murk a* fa r south ii4 Vicksburg, Miss. Sub-xero m arks were genet nl throughdut Minnestota and irt parts of Wiaronrin. The lowest present g ifts, and express their reading was II helow a t InUrfriendly attitudes toward each national Falls, Minn., on the Float farm people and other Americana generally have a friend­ lier and more generous feeling to ward their feliowmen during the Christmas M-aaon than at any other time during the year. In the spirit of the season they attend religious services, extend _____ _ ______ „ T to „ each ___ other, friendly greeting* other in many ways. There dre Canailiap lx>rder. some who continue to manifest The mercury fell to an «v«h this Chfiatmas feeling Tor others 32—frrerln g —a l Nashville. Tenm. long.uitct thq.end of the old year, and Dallas, Tex.; drt>ppe<| to 31 __ ___________ L iqany of u* .pt c —«nwood. <L'Mias., and to, tO hut there are farjHtoo who, Christmas over, and the new Vickaburg, Oklahoma City .rt* year on i u way, return tn old way* poitdi' nn early morning low of of selfishness and no great concern 25 ami In Arkdnsas, Fort Kmilh’a minimum was 2d and Little Rock's for many of our fellow*. It would lie wonderful if most 29. Heaviest snow wa* In pari# of of u* retained the Christmas spirit Michigan. Northwestern ■ throughout the, rn-w year. If we lower tlid, wc could solve many of ottr Ohio and eastern Indiana. Light * problem*, be happier, aftd help to fall# were reported in upper maintain America’s greatne** a* a Michigan the eastern Dakota* friendly, Rberty-tovlng, and pro­ and over the Rockies. Ilain fell southward to the gressive JH-Uplo——• coast mud eastward tn thri 4 Helpfulness, kindness, srvl toler Gulf, Atlantic while Maine reported stiort were importani ffaiU in the snow. Temperature* were reported character of the early American* who laid the founratlona for this slightly below normal in the Pac­ coast states. High on yesterbeen bulwark* of strength for ific weather map was 78 at nation, and those .same trail* have dey's . .* many who have come along after Miami* them and who have made signifi­ cant contribution* to America’s Little Girls Must development and eminence, ing today, perhaps some of us havo • Have Holiday Dress In the disturbed conditions exlstUr DOROTHY ROE fniU-d to Ire-as friendly and helpful to our fellow* os we shutild have Associated Pres* Fashion Kdllor The joy of Christmas wouldn’t been. The headlines dealing *Llth domestic and foreign ronditipn* arc !>r complete fur m ost.little girls, not very, encouraging a t Umu*, to without a new party dreas a* be sure*, and one might become festive as the season. , Thi* year, with the return of pessimistic and cynical- about the outlook for pence and happfnes* imported laces and fine batistes, snd tend to harden himself toward embroidery and ailka fond parent* hi* fellows as a n-sult. I may choose from a daxxllng But no matter how unconcerned variety of dress-up frocks for one might bo-over Ms fallow* at ..small-fryThe perennial favorite, <>1 o th e r tin.es. I f Just can’t get course, is velveteen, trimmed - In “ >~«gh the — wmiuui iHiiienma up—m « delicate lace or Irish crochet. "' little bit. And as far qs most There are available in good . people are concerned. Christmas supply, in beautiful Jew ! color* is n wonderfulseason of friend* i such a* emerald, sapphire and lines#, kindm-.-, und good will. ruby, a* ’ well a* the always Tho-e are the things it takes! popular black. Exquisite little to overcome troubles and gloom, •■eoliatw of fino lace and ImportFriendliness, kindness, j m l good. ed eyelet embroidery make them will not only m ak e' people feel dainty enough for the most pattIwtter alKiut things, but they lead Icuiar sub-sub^leb. lo >g> many other good thing* for* ‘ Equally important In the party us and our country. It Would lie dress lineup are frothy little fine if we could make that Christ- frocks of sheer batiste or fine cotton poplin, done in white or G mu* spirit last longer. pastels and trim m ed. in impm-ted eyelet embroidery or drlkrate UOO ftom the Army's request fot [237,000.000 for food and relief LL'I'INB IN JACKSON in the British occupied rone of Mariana, Fla.—More than • Gormany and trimmed 512:1,000,000 from ftusJ und relief esti- million phunds of blue lupine mates for United State* occupied Jj»ve been plsnted b) Jac!> areas In Germany, Japan and * * Com»ty farmers Iffi* season, Korea. ~ taam ty Agent I —You and youni c an ’t get a C hristm as thrill o u t of a ftift certlficate! You can ’t, ride this w inter in a cat* you m ay get next Spring! So, If you are tired of w aiting, tired of prom ises, and tired of driving th a t old, w orn-out, prewar relic you hnve Vmado-do” till now, come Ini Willow Run production hits Why thp Kaiser and the Frazer Give You Motor Car Value! Ka Irec-Fraser Corporation build* four, !•# 18 poet war • relloi for la jtty th*t tomes (fl*h n lower center of miloniohlles — tlM Xatasr, the Fraser, lh*- Fraser gravity t for room fnriM hat I* the result of both scats M anhattan, and the Ka leer Custom. E arhln its pries i iorhoi mure than 3 feat wldet Inti above all, for class giro* you I be greatest »m/ti# yo“ can get far your tbelr rfJ t — the result of a new dUtribu lion of load.money. This you cart easily and quickly peeve. ‘ , , . - . . 7 g egMtatfiai—In I— than 3 years the Kaiser and the The iw/ur of a motor our, aa any automobile dealer Fretor have established a wqrld-wtde reputation will tell you. I* bared on lour primary p a tstti Appearboth both for for design design aad and quality. quality. Today, Today, more than anre. Performance, Reputsitoo, Year Built. MJ.M4 owners can testify th at these craa rs s t a n d u p . give «itm estroordinary, ordinary, trouble-free service under every condition of climate and psag*. I YoarBuBt— Any new car y»u buy this year waa built sg -k a _ I k ... & ! a. _ _ kua_ *. _ _ L L L i> ____ a .a .* . models of these car* com* out, they are likely to be A .tV » " V . *{, ^ yotir today's trensportation dollar* should not t > * ) FACTORY FARTS. WHEUVfft YOU OO. BY Al/TOMOWLE DEALER ORQAMZATKMS IN THfi VVOBID. ' I I* * t ^ Bab �\ it— ■ ■ I . ! . t . TUESDAY. PEC. Ifi. 1947 T H E K A N K U K b I I K I t A U ) . S A N K t il(l). M m IM D a P A G E TiiKKAl Shortage fortetokl International Books Are Much More Of Favorite 1'oys; Conspicuous On Kiddies’ Book Shelf Buying tip s Given Ilv SAUL I’K T r ’(Marmilliin. $l.5<1) day. ( Uni court, llraie, $'*.,10) Dusty for Speed. I<\» France* Fullerton Neilaon and Winlhrop Netlaon. Concern* the advenlures of a aenaitive rarin* do* who ia atolen by gangster* and entcm l in the rates. *(E. I*. AP Newsfcaturr* Writer The Chicken With the Crooked Dutton, $2.50) If you’re buying Iho kid* hooka Kvea, by Ikon Arrher. A chhkrn jd ld Dcvelopmrnl Advisor of the . . . ____ M ... Secret Sea. by Robb White. Exfnr-Chrtstmar -ymi'iI- find - m«re ,innnahtxnnjx I American Toy 'Irodiliil* Thralty oVctroirtea X ivy Commander Pete Martin Internatlonaliam than ever on the w Written Eirlaslxely for an Inferiority complex. (Story *oc» on a treasure hunt for a «ni’ l|.f r » sh e lv rs ihi« y e a r AP N e * « rrilu m Hook House, *I W | fortune, which * dying Jap had M*vl«e It’a part of a planned Thia Christina* there** likely to . . J hr o ” 1 8 tSr tii hyin ,*.rK*rr.t tl,,pod him *nd ia pursued cam paim to make our youngntrr* Wise Brown. Softly illustrated. by a myitcrioua stringer in a I* a shortage of many type* of think the children of olher land* humanlv told tale of a “time in ' Mark sloop. (DouMcday f ’l favorite toy*. So. in order to give know, Ahehor Mnn. , j j . rkM)n. the country’a record contingent are human, too. Hut there l« an Ihe world increasing numl»er of stories deal­ ahynne else. Animal* mistake n T, _ ,__. .. „ ' of ehildrrn maximum happiness ing with forelen locates, characlittle rrlrl and m v for one of tiielr , In Blackberry I utrh and profit from the available suptora and custom*. burns down and it is sujr*rsted own. (Ilarncr. *I.7M ply, It ahotild be part of every The trend bring* it* Chin Liny RIGHT TO TWKI.VK that the Nv*m students Iw volunteer Saiita Claus’ Christ ran 4 Macmillan. $2.25). written and The Golden Hook of Fbelry. I'louRlit tu the Arlington schooL cheer pmgiam to make a thought-1 handsomely llliiatrate«l by Atiann ful choice of toya to fit the a g i StIIwell, d ap rh trr of the late Gen. osllttwl by Jnne Werner. Modern Racial iiuubie rasucs, hut Char­ •eda of each youngster on hia “Vinegar Joe” Stllwoll. who tried as well as oM lx<cm- for children. ley. Arlington senior, saves the (Simon and Schuster, *t..1U) IlsL to modernize the Chinese artnv, HI* Susan, by Elizabeth Orton day. t llaapcr, *2) Here are jump pointa that will Mia* Stllwell, who yraa horn In June*. Concerning u family of help you win high mark* aa a Pekin*, tella of a weak little doll*, owned by a girl. The dolls rehsiderntr Hunta when you tf-» rrleket In China, where crlckota ran neither move nor speak .with­ shopping for toya. are peta and cricket wrestling out bur permission except on one Don t buy everythin* V**" ' matrhea are popular. • ‘Wondrous nl*bt every year. (Mar'on the counter, just bccau»r the | Amon* other now titles dealing $*ik ’ merchandise please* your oye airl i wilh p ^p i,. am| thing* abroad millnn. The Golden _ Cbriatroa* Iheik. It’a more convenient to upend , mrt. x a|c, 0f a Korean Grand- ropipiled by. Gortiiuje Compton. your money In one spot. j mother, tiy France* Carpentrr Full of HOii*f, poems* stories, rid­ . Do retnomber that every child J (Double-day $3): Thirteen !>nn- dles ami thin** to do for Christ­ T I F — T O P I C E ( ’ \i !•: A M *ned* a well balanced supply of i j.|, Tale.*, by Mary C^ Hatch m as (Sinnm nml Schuster, JITiO) pluthfiica Jo fit- hi* age level i ( Harrotirt. Brace, $2.50); Juan of Wf niitke uiir uwu Ire Crcitro, All flnvurs Itoliert Schumann nml Mnsrol lust »* tin need* n varied supply j M«nt|la,- by Marie MrSwignn /.iff, by Opal Wheeled. A well of food for good nutrition. A*l ‘ (l)uttnn. *2 .r>0 ); ami the Kanin illustrated, pleasantly told, ...... story Tnsly — lleliriniis — IIt-all Itful chlldn n from the toddler air • i of Guatemala, by .Altep- Rnlne. 0f , hc ron,po*cr and Ida faL (Dut' on up need toys that encourage i (Harrotirt, Brace. $2.50). i . f ’ lrii . T I P — T O P I 0 !•: C R E A M i................. i. ...a ,.i -w.. of* v—' ' active' play- #.... (*uch ny |iuali a n dI1 -.-I___ There..._ also.,:nare still plenty Deep Wood, liv Kllf*ton Trevor. .dl I.Sunfonl Avenue I’linne I2IK pull toy* nml whafl toys); crcn- 'k id s' -hook* Ucalin* wllh. our home . — , Animal* of the fonysl. full of wise live piny (such as construction T**' ** 0W 1,1 humor nqd love of nature live toys and painting equipment), ami will »no*v and sneak ns many liumans ought dramatid play (such a* * house­ s. i-nf .. ri F u n , - “>• (Longmans, Gr.-en. $2.R0 | MrKlligot* Pool, by Dr. Scuu, L |ttlc Brother of the Wilderkeeping toys, train systems and told ^ -, -Mcrldcl ...............U Sueur. — Th­ liras* up costumes). And from fivo Amusing, imaginative story, tout in rhyme and brightly lllqs rated ' of Johnn Applescod. 1 children als-» need game* that of a Ikjv fishing in a small pond #Knonf «•» r»0 ) encourage social play; Don’t grab the first .toy you* filled with nothing but old IkhUs ! Th)| |* nlp n ,M„r r nf , hp tiff ,11 ST AUR1VET) wml Un cans, but sewing > £ '"" » 'W orld, by Malic! P y n .r Dcir*ht• t t t on the muntrr* x of the sea. (Random House, U M ) fn||y nm, U|u, tr, lri, history Do take time to look' for laliclt C rvslnl C n( lliuvvn " ^ 'j ^ *rl from the beginning of time to Vand leaflets prepared by tuv rare ? ! Wise Drown., A do*^ named j (jayi Sort of a junior vTrsion m anufacture* giving advicef .based J ’ . , , Muffin rccognixcs event* Just by of llendrk V a n ,Look. (Ilnughtoh S ln m v n re rr*e: on rraeairh o n ’the a p t Interest thPjr , numjif „f which the book it Mifflin. *2) . of toy*. full. (William R. Scott, *1.35) If you are toy shopping for a Hi IH'MII a nd Judy and JifU. by Hilda Mil- v I m. W A iH uleliiil M'pv ii'i* u f inr* cherub “in the as»-grartp betwreen 5*55 and W ilm a'Kano. Tim re out” science book. (William IL infancy anil two years old, here viewers' little subded loved this wmlp*-V|^7y 1 Scott. II.SO) 1•• $$', V X* tru ly llem itifu l try s tu l in at* aonic basic enthusiasm* vou story of two paper dolls, their OVER TWELVE t .an count on to bring him Joy: clothes closet and beds. (Simon Thit-e- Wj{h<>ul Fear, by Ro­ Kiunrt (l.‘*ign w ill th rill lu>i I* Soft stuffed animals .ami • iloDi; and Schuster; t l ) bert C. DuSos*. . Dave Rogers, ’ ‘ 1t ball* and -push *nd pull toy*: ............„ .......... The Dog .Doctor,............... by Irma 81mun ( hiistnius nroi nijtK • v jjf f airing* of Iwads to bite and toys union Black. Coiutc-ltrlp type of shipwrecked n fi the 1oust of Calj —1. ' ; • I , Ifornia. It befrlcndtsl by two orto Imng; bath toys of tuldier, narration of a- do* who gets tick phul)(l, lmlian r hll,lren. and all '- “ V J 1\ plastic and wood; sand toys: rat- eating a sock ami the ensuing In re share in ltohin<on CrusoeC -J tic and chime toy* and *mtaller mystery of the dog-doctor— is he llike j1 (l-mgtitans. iruin 1 Isxiks nlwut animuls. ch’d a dog who is a doctor xr a doctor Green, adventures. jt - ' • ■ — — $2 25) ren ond familiar objscts. who treats dogs? (William R. • W iiii* (•l;p*M‘.‘* | • (,'lllllt'lw Joseph, arranged hy Elizabeth The two to -fotir age group Scott, fl.35) ! Yates. King James Version of need* push ond pull toya and Curfous George Takes a Job, h well-loved tale of one of the • ('iir d liils . • I ’oiileil T u m i Ii Iit h pedal toys. Wagon, wheelbarrows by IL A. Roy. A precocious mon­ Old Testament's gteat heroes. I —ml small doll carriage* are fa­ key escapes from the too and Finely Illustrated with wood .<>n • CiH'ktailH • H tu m iiu gn e (JIiikhoh vorite*. I’eg iMiariis nml (mundi'ig among other adventures, fall* in­ graving*. (Knopf, $2)” * * set*. Mocks of all kinds, paints to a pot of-spaghetti, succumbs . fo rtes, (he ‘Conqueror, by and sand toya arc basic favorite*. to an urge to. paint, breaks a leg Covrllc Newcomb. The ront|uc*t Miniature housekeeping equip­ and gw* to the hospital. (Hough­ of Mexico told vividly ,and ex­ ment, dolls and doll *ccet*oHes, ton Mifflin. $2.60) citedly. Writ illustrated. (Ranlittle auto*, truck* and trains Three Tall Tale*, by Helen Se- dotd House, S31 are enjoyed. Stipple, music*J In­ well. CoNcefti* a whito elephant Trumpet* in the West, hy Geof­ strument* like horns ond drum* tired of working, a girl who plays frey Treasc. During tlw reign of are of great Interest. with a liear, parrot, two ponies James II, 30 yr«r> after CromKindergarten children in the and fire monkey* but no children, j well, young Jock.Norwood goe* to four to six age group continue and finally Abdul and bis Don-! London to study music and g e ts all of the play -enthusiasms of th> key, who work very hard trying , involve) in polilira and political r.WO to tmmm .h*»»V*t* »toll.th*U~ to make a living without work. ’ Ideal* whjeh havy application \oCO ordlnati-ns h»ve dfVdlopcd mi l ' ___ _ their Interest* broadened. The four to »U agr group liegiiM to show inteyeat III stor* p!«y and all kind* of remmunlty activity such aa flrg engine*, trucks mol cranes, etc. Simple games uru ertinved and a variety of picture bonk*. From-six to elkht l>ov* are en­ thusiastic almut electric trains, construction set* and science tnv*: . ;hlle girl* cdncentrale on dml play, "resl” hounekeeplng actlvfUe* and hobble* such as wesv*;1ng, lieail work. Both liojrs a n d girl* enjoy wh*el toy*, gane-s ' "aTfl Ires* tjp costume*. Right to twelve Is h liohhv ngn which follows the Hoes of the previous two veor*. Both Ihivs *nd girls are iiilereatr'l in hnlb tHttdoor and Indmir ganirs 'of » . To Housewives By Isabelle P. Thurshy Ex tension FoojR rnnnm ist m ^.Slews. ledh Ijecf ami lamb, hav* been studied recently by nutrition scientist* of. the- Texas Expert menl Slatioiv Because the BvitaVnins In ntrat are oru- nf it* Important nulritivn value* and !«•-rure they may suffer.Jus* Irt rookfhg. the Toxmi scientist* w i q N |e find util which raothod uf making ■t«w w»* easiest un these vitamins They made stew by a dosen dif­ ferent methods, tested each liatrh, ami came up with answer* to U10 following question*; Docs tirowing the meat in fat before rooking in water cause loss of xitamlna? Answar; Browning cauaca li very alight loss of three H-vitnmln*. " u t It glvca inure flavor and ap Prilling brown color to the slew, ao Ita advantage* may outweigh th e ttncll loss In nutritive value. Which Is better for vitamin aavlng—long slow cooking at low heat or fast cooking in Ihe high heat of the pressure cooker T Answer: The two methods raU •liout the same. . ' , Doe* the M ount of water usml In cooking affoct the vlUmln conU ni of ihe iltw ? *0 Into the iuoth. U all tn* broth Is served wllh the meat, there Is no lose. But care xhoold be taken not to use *0 murh^j|aUr that there la too much U dlKardcd.Obviously, -broth hM more moat Davor and make* l>etter gravy for the sU «£«!n .mall rather than a largo amount,.of * . ' J 1 • « ,- • ^ _____ ' *, . • * *» ... S akin. * l / �• • h -1 t * THE SANFORD HERALD, BANPORP, FLORIDA Christmas Safety The Sanford Herald I■ - d iH r iu r il ■ M SaltSar ■« Saafarrf. I’ la tM , I I I Mu m IU A t , « a » K a ir fr A aa w aal ilia aaalltr O-lalM r ST. 1111, a< ll>* Ta.1 O lfl<» pf ( M l a i l , S’ lnrtda, aadar th * Art af i aaarvM a f Matab « . I » K . ■ O lX A N D I . U B A N R d ila , a O N IIO H IIRA5I . Haaiar.a M aaaaH S l’ B S t'M IP T IO N I I A T B I Br ra rru r ■ M Da. N eath I.M T k l f , M aalk* ’ Id Sis N eath* «.M Oh T ta r It.M AU a k iia a r , aaiiaaa c a rd , t i ■hash* i,«a la lla a , a ad t a l l a n al ratrrtalaaa.aia Tap Ik * , a i | w *1 r a t.Ia « laada. H ill k* » h ar**d (M al r a n k , a d i f n l i k c eel**. ' > I ala ad II *W «aa , r r n * * r v « * e l* ll» la... n , w « i l l T k * ll#rald la Ik * •allaaal IWId a f a d fa rlla la *. OlIH r*« a r t aaalalala*d la Ik * larc»it *MI*« la Ik * r a a a tr r w ith kradaaarHr* la I k l*a aa aad M *H T a lk . a . w h f l a l Ik, H fia ld la A.fartat.d P i . . . w h irl) la aaUlIrd p a .la a lx l, la Ika > a far rapakk ra lla a a l all Ik * lapal aana p rla lrt •a Ikia a rt.a p a p .i, aa wrO aa all • I* a r a l dlapalrkta. i , \ TUESDAY, DEC. 18. 1147 OIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY THE ANCIENT AND MOD­ ERN HEATHEN WORLD BE­ LIEVES JUST THE REVERSE. YET WE HAVE SEEN VAST FORTUNES MADE BY MEN WHO SERVED MULTITUDES. INTELLIGENT PEOPLE NOW AGREE THAT SERVICE IS TIIE KEY TO P O W E R IN ANY REALM OF LIFE: And whosoever will he chief among you, lit him be your servant.—Matt. SO: *7. In Bogota. Columbia, the Ai*ocialrd Press irpoits dial i'iO pciioni weir killed die other dav when' Pauna Bridge over the Rio Mineru suddenly collapsed. Anoth­ er "Bridge of San Luis Key." Flood losses in Palm Beacn county are ettimaled at $7,300,000 at a reiull of the tecent hurricanei. Indicating hot# much could have been saved if - progser meaturet had been taken befoir hand to prevent iucIi floodi. A man ii no older than hr thinks he is, someone has wisely said. Eighty-right year old |.uii Carriiales of Lies Moines doesn’t think he is old at all. And why should he? His 23-year old wife gave birth to a seven (round boy Sunday morning.- their'third since they were married in 1945. Cayrirales attributes his longevity, keeps fit. by chinning himself 40 times a day. j • Russia seems to be having her monetary problems too, even ai . the capitalistic nations, only rtMfc so. Communism apparently is no cure for all the economic evils of this universe. Another funny thing about the Communists u their loathing for profits and prof­ iteers, their love for the ten billion dollars worth of repara­ tions they aye demanding fiotn Germany.. No .Wall Street money baron could be more ruthless. No , “Uncle Shylock" inyre grasping. _4CTT Stanley Baldwin, who dud in England Saturday night, is Wide­ ly remembered as .the Prime Min­ ister who forced the abdication of King Edward VIII because he married an American divorcee. Apparently forgotten is the part he played in laying the founda lion (or the second World War. Early in Hitler's regime he loud­ ly—decided. "England's Fiontter ’ is. on the Rhine." Peoply gasped, were shocked at England's audaci­ ty. In the light of wjjal has hapned-since, Baldwin might better C ve declared, "England’s' fumlier is on the Vistula." Democratic^ a n d Republican members of Congress got together on foteign aid well ‘enough to enact a stop-gap relief bill, but not well enough to do anything about the further inflation which is bound to result in this coun­ try. President Truman insisted that the Republican controlled Congress accept his ten-point an­ ti-infIstion program in toto with­ out dotting an "i" or cruising a V The Republicans insisted equally as strongly that Congress approve its program with an equal measure of agreement. Such things jt|st aren't possible in a Dem­ ocratic world. Hence, nothing done. And prices continue to rise. e •- . a ' .- * r .; New Drug Relieves Pain In Diseases Of Blood Vessels DETROIT, Dec. 1G U P)-Suc­ cessful development of a d nu­ dist bring* temporary relief * peoplo “afnictfd i i c w rby. "aSs-ases o? the blood vcssllt was announced today by Parke, Davis and Co. Tha drug, known chemically as tctrtethylamraoniutn chloride, ‘ sets as a tort of ‘road block" to stop nerve impulse* controlling . tbs diameter of blood vessels, the company said. It claims "exceptional clinics? Vesults" for the substance, whicii was developed for public distri button after two year* of wur jng drew to its bitter close Molo­ 5. Rem ove accum ulations o f C h ris tm a s w rappings, and by Parke-Davis Research teams. use only a rtific ia l "snow " and d eco ratio n s o f th e ’ flam e- tov charged that the Western Score* of scientists, however, powers had formed a “common preceded the Parke-Davis phase proofed o r non-com bustible type. front" and had tried to heap of th# investigation in tha ear’y 0. Check wiring for defects and loose sockets. Tum off everything on the head of the of the drug. , the lights when no one is to lie in the room for nny length Soviet Union, hut General Mar­ development Known commercially as Elnof time. If too many tree light circuit* In one outlet over­ shall is quoted as declaring: mon Chlroide, the drug produces load the house wiring-ami blow a fuse, try other outlets. "Three delegations at this con- s temporary effect in somo pa­ fyrence have registered their Never substitute n pemiy or un oversized fusvwillingness to take these deci­ tients siniilar to that produced 7. In all places of public assemblage, place trees away sion* here and now. The Soviet by cutting the nelves of the nervous system In a from exists and statioh competent watchers with fire ex­ Union alone refuse* to agree." involuntary surgical operation. Well, what next? Indication* tinguishers.or water pails nearby. In homes, u puil of water It is said to give temporary are that Russia Intends to inten­ should be kept handy. sify her drive to defeat the Mar­ relief to the pain caused by 8. Dispose of old trees in fire-safe areas outdoors,.be- shall Plan and extend her domina­ symptoms of hardening of the a r­ enuso the trees bum ^vith almost explosive violence. tion westward across Europe. teries in the legs of older per­ This will Is* countered vigorously sons, to the neuralgia sometimebv the three democracies, snd ob­ occurring after an injury, to the JCireatest Engineers servers look for an early unifica­ pain of shingles and to cases tion of the American, British and of Buerger's Disease which a f­ French xonss of Germany, leav­ fects the small and mediumCould you name the five greatest engineers in history? ing In exclusive control of sited blood vessels of the leg/ According to u 1982 poll of deans of engineering schools, the Russia rich eastern part of the dis­ snd feet. cited in Florence Dorsey's new book, "Road to the Sea," membered Reich. But while it will cause ■ tem­ they are Leonardo da Vinci, the mnny-sidud painter whose The logical outcome of such a porary drop in blood pressure, It* drawings include designs for tin airplane; James Watt, in­ partition (herring a complete is not a treatm ent for the dis­ of heart by the Muscov­ ease, the company - warned, and ventor of thojiteam engine; Ferdinand de Leaseps, builder change ites) would be the ultimate es­ ran tie used only under a phyof the Suez Canal, whose failure to complete the Panama tablishment ’ . _ of two Germanics— ijctsn's. car*. Cnnahwns not hls-fault; Thomas A. Edison,’ find James* It. an eastern section dominated by Although the effect of the 1stRnssls. and the western tone in­ raethylammonium salts on ani­ Kails. dependent hut hampered econ­ mals was first discovered in 19M Kails, the hero of Mia* Dorsey’s book, gave his name omically under the big .by a Scottish .experimenter, a to the bridge across the Mississippi at .St.- Louis. He was guns of andthositting, Bolshevists. The continuous investigation of the uino the greatest naval architect of his day nnd the firsbVj failure to produce a unified Ger­ drug was not launched u n til-3d fight for a flood-free Mississippi River. His last scheme many might be expected to have ms# pgo. This was started -by far reaching and perhaps adverse r. Ceorge II. Acheson of the might have been his greatest, nnmely the construction of n effects on the rehabilitation of a Harvard Medical School and by land-ferry for ships which would carry them across Mexico* continent which has depended Dr. Gordon K Moe, a co-work­ from the Gulf to the Pacific. This idea has lutely been re­ heavily upon Germany for I t s ,er, .........now . ___ of •tj»e University of economic wellMhft In th# past. | Michigan medical staff. vived by Mexican engineers. If it is ever worked out, the Unification of the three western] idea should be applied-to Florida also. An inside passage tone*, however, woulij, be a vast across the bottom of Uncle Sfitn's domain has many poten improvrmrnt over the present ar­ Navy D i s c I o h c h New tial advantages. rangement Jet Fighter Plane Russia's military control of eastern Germany, ami of eastern Picking A Manager WASHINGTON. Dee. Ift-tA-)— Austria, not only will assist Mos­ cow In* consolidating its grip on The Navy disclosed 11 has When Al Lopez chose to mnnnge the Indianapolis ball eastern Europe hut will provide a new Jet fighter, the Grumman F8F Pather, which combine* a club rather than take a better paid coach's job at Cleveland, the Soviet with powerful bases top speed of more than GOO miles the continued assault on wes­ he showed that he could recognize n trend. Once a big for tern Europe. Observers look for an. hour with tha quirk takeoffs snd slow landing* needed for league manager held about the only well paid executive ■n Intensification of the Russian aircraft rarrier operations. position for which previous experience wns not thought drive Immediately. The announcement said the Pan­ The day by day proceeding* of necessary. tha foreign ministers’ conference ther m arks-tw o important steps The malingers- were apt to.be famous plnyers, who have made It clear that Moscow in American aviation: were suppos^l to have learned about their job by watching •had no intention whaUo ever of 1. It is the Drxt operational plane using I he "Droop Snoot," others, not by managerial experience in the minor leagues. making an agreement. From start in which the wing is changed from to finish Molotov pursued the Joe Cronin, Rogers Hornsby, Lou Boudreau were examples. a high speed to a high lift design customary Soviet taetlcf of stall­ Now out of 11 mnnagers chosen since 194R every t-nc ing for time so a* to hamper re­ by extending the leading edge forward and downward for take Rad had experience, usunlly In a minor league. Lopez is habilitation, and used the meeting off landing. ........ ........ tirobably right In thinking thut the road to a managetshir as a sounding board for the 2. and It Is the -first U. S. warplane spread of Bolshevist propaganda is the long road to the minors nnd back. A conch’s job innv built around a British turbo-jet which was calculated to put the engine, th* Roll* Royee Ncne. he better paid, but in likely to be a dead-end ntree*. democracies In a bad light and This engine, developing 6,000 give Communism a lift. . pound* thrust, exceeds the per­ There" Isn’t much reason to be­ formance 6f announced American lieve that Molotov’s propaganda types. It will be built by Pratt efforts have been successful. and Whitney Division of United However, from Moscow’s stand­ Aircraft Corporation. point he* may have given some . The Panther also is designed temporary aid to th* Communist to use an American turbo-let , orogram of world revolution by engine, the Allison .model 400, • blocking agreem<’nt on the trea­ and half of tha planes will be J Rjr ALTON L. BLAKKHLKK , Gardner said. ties which the democracies have powered with each type. AssoHsIH I’r r n Hcienre Reporter About 100 panthers will lie been so anxious to see concluded. In related experiments. Dr NEW HAVEN Dec. 1C <*>>—By one Important respect, Rus­ ordered. Th# first two will us* sabotage of tiny.living factories, Carrol) A. Pfeiffer is studying the siaIn hat received a distinct set­ the Nene engine. upset In normal hormone balance Yale University' scientists ar» back. W hen' France entered the when the pituitary gland of a falearning more about’ how and conference she was maintaining why some types of cancer get male ra t or mouse la- mascullri- i middle • of • the • road c o u r s e Factors Are Revealed hed. This U done by grafting started. In Private Flying testea onto the new-horn female. between the 8ovict. Union and the The factories are glands which T he, male sex glahda ' interfere ili-mocrocics. Paris wanted to be produce minute but extremely with the cycle normally carried friendly with Moscow. However, Bv JAMES J. 8TREHIG tent amounts of hormones. The on through different female hor­ Molotov’s uncompromising atti­ AP Aviation Reporter rmones arc chemicals that re­ mones. and make it possible to tude and hi* violent attacks on WASHINGTON—Distribution of 5 gulate many bodily activltlea anti determine the effects of the lm- the‘western allies pushed Franc* Functions. TOT “ halaaeo-oe-th» continued i*rk of lute th e -A iiieiliaH»Dilllsli camp. th e nxthm*x »t.OO<r s irpls ncs reGood health depends upon certain hormones. 8omc of the Undoubtedly Franc* also was In- fleets three big factors In private and , flenced by continuation of ths us* flying—terrain, weather manufacture of just the right mice have developed tumors. amounts of these hormonsa eith­ By Injections of estrogen, Dr of strikes and other strong-arm wealthThe Pacific coast, the Southwest er in steady output or well-TV- Gardner Is sabotaginifTh* norma’ methods by Sthe French Com* Florida show, by the frequen­ gulated cycles. l|£|>f rthyroldlsnv, ‘hormone balance |n mice sever m unists.in their efforts to unseat and a dlseasa due to excess energy, different in-bred family strains ,he . government. In any event, cy of black on a map pre­ results when a goiter sabotage* The mice of each strain are alike art almest complete rupture * of pared (hv Goodyear Aviation the thyroid gland causing It to as twins In their inherited char­ relations between Russia and Products Division) from govern­ ment statistic* their possession of pro-luce too much, thryold hor­ acteristics. but each strain dif­ France has developed. On balance It may well prove all three item*. • mone. Dipbetea results when fers sharply in Its genetie pat The Industrial section* of Illi­ u> be that Moscow has lost far something haptwns to prevent tern. more than it has gained by IU nois, Michigan. Indiana, Ohio. J manufacture of Insulin by the When given estroten, th* dif­ methods In th* Big Four confer- Pennsylvania, New York, and New pancreas gland. ferent families show varying sus­ .England also show sitcabl* con­ Cancer Investigators hava long ceptibility to different kinds ol M»re. * centrations of planes, although known that Injections of certain tumors. Dr, Gardner found- Al­ some of thee* sections do not offer hormones could bring on cancer most all of them get tumor* of Wallace Denounced th* best flying weather or the In animals by sabotaging th* bal­ the uterus and cervix. Three terrian. For Christmas Cards smoothest ance of hormone production. ■trains are very susceptible tc The rugged mountain country Dose* of sex hormones often breast tumors and to tumoro of In the West and Southeast, with bring improvement In women the lymph gland*. Ona strain NEW YORK, Dec. 10-</P>with breast cancers. Castration almost always develops only tum­ Th# New York state council of th* thin pop flat: oi) or sub-avsra** helps in soma cases of prostate or* o fth* pultitary gland, an ax- Knlghta of Columbus has eon- per N« a p ji* \ Incomes, naturally have l-few*A planes. -Between gland cancer in-men. tremaly rare kind oF cancer. The demned a sat of six .Christmas those two groups is a great farm- A The Yale investigators are try­ Inherited constitution, In mlco al cants bearing a message by ing art-#-,where money 18 more . ing to discover exactly what the moot, thus h at some connection Henry A. Wallace as an "athelstie likely. toijldM apent on traetots normal hormone balance Is In ani­ with the kind of cancer resulting attack against our Christian be­ than atXPMnari. mals, and what happens when when the normal hormone balance lief and th* things w* hold sac­ A-dctalled.count showed 81,000 red.? . . . . . that balance Is u p se t The know­ Is upset. . . __ / Ths Progressive CiUtent of civil p lan n registered a t the start ledge later may benefit human*. America, w Iiosb art division pub- of this year, and alnee that time Dr. W. U. Gardner, chairman llshad and offered tbe Cards for about 14,000 have been produced. of the Department of Anatomy P v t John MacEfi On It had received a ropy Perhaps 2,000 to 3,000 of tho** are at th* Yale School of Medicine, In remmeretat commercial or Orders To Stoneman sal*,thesaid K. of f t protest signedd by »n °r business use. and Df. Min Itsin LI, a research stthew F. Kennedy, chairman California, with M M plane* fellow who since hs» returned te r i 'W t t r ’ if th* council’# Catholic affairs registered-an J e n .-I,. iuni China: found th at th# pituitary P V tU s r r s r J s liii lure recently with 7.7B9, have no close con­ gland is directly Involved In some computed a,basic, training pro- mmmtt**, on behalf of B5,000 testant* for top honors. Ohio K. of C. members In tha council tumoro of the oviriea In ralee. ranks third with 4,448. Of the J jurisdiction. Th# pituitary, located at th* countlaa, 425— The PC A had no Immediat* nation’s base of th* brialn, is a master Port Ord. Calif., and Is on or- comment, and Wallace was not on* in seven—had no aircrafts glapd which secretes many hor­ der% for further', duty In Cam) Immediately available. registered. j " mones. On* of them stimulates Stoneman Pero Center. He re- _ ,tn open letters to the publle, Th# C lrih fanm autle* Adminis­ th* ovary, making It produce the reived * rating of Markaraan*hJ[ Wallace and th e-P C A, Kennedy tration reported in a survey In female sax hormone, estrogen. with a . the U-I RlfU. wrote: "The cards war* designed The estrogen In turn causes th# .. M** parent* Hve In 8anforc u an attach against thoa# who October that private planes aver­ aged only, 183, h o O rsflrin g pituitary to stop sending out the H* has enlisted for 9 *>ell*v» In th* nativity of our Lord laat y rer j a d that only 17 .7 percent x» ovary-stimulating hormone. ~ and Is IP years of age. X X We resent Individuals snd of that flying ’ia* fer persona personal use. organisations whose policy Is de­ Drs. Gardner and LI transplant* ' |i signed to foment discord ' rlr. spleens. VACCINATE IIRIFEUM S Scientists Learn About Cancer K We hear a lot there days about -a military man for President tnii tbe possibility of General Eisen­ hower or General MacArthur re­ ceiving the Democratic or Reublican nomination can hardly e overlooked. But isn't it odd that so far no one hat thought of naming a top ranking Navy hero for the honor? In the Pa­ cific, al least, the Navy abated honors with the Army in. win­ ning tbe war. In the person oi Admiral Nimit*. L ’’ ' terday efrer 42 years- of' glorioui 1 shut off aamrea La Hcountry AatwIee* aa kM W H, service to I*his as ^aaa - f ... tumoro developed when the greatest naval officers of the ovaries were consistently sti­ times," there is a nun who bat mulated in this way. , both tbe ability and the popular­ A, similar kind of mechanism ity to maka a tu«e»ifui, candi probably la respoaalbl* for tum­ E THE WORLD TODAY To keep ,CMHBtmaa trees from becoming n symbol oT Hr DEWITT MACKENZIE tragedy in the home instead of Yuletide joy, Ahe National AP Foreign Affair* Analyit Safety Council today issued the following safety precau­ tions: The failure of the Big Four 1. As soon as possible after buying a tree, cut off the foreign mlnlilera' conference in base of the trunk diagonally and cover it with wuter. London—a complete and acrlm 2. It is not practicable for the average user to flameproof Christmas trees with chemical solutions. Consult locnl! conclusion. fire authorities before uninc nny commercial or homemade •Ever since the parley began solutions. Be war> of trees which are sold os "fireproof." Nov. 26 for the purpose o f,d raft­ German and Austrian peace S. Keep the tree indoors as short a time as possible, ing treaties, It has been a knock­ with the base always under wnter. The water will have to down fight between Soviet For­ be replenished frequently If the absorption is effective. eign Minister Molotov snd th* 4. Place the tree away from fireplaces, powerful elec* representatives of three Democ­ •trie lights, radiators or other sources uf< heat, and avoid the racies—U, 8. Secretary of State French Foreign Minis­ use of candles. Keep tinsel and other metallic decorations Marshall. ter Bidault and British Foreign away from light sockets. Secretary Bcvin. As the meet- TUESDAY, DEC. H , 19«/ 3 Milton, Ft*.—Six Santa Ross sldered "aaerilegtoaa and obsetnr" County farm ers hare started a n r d entitled "Mother and Child" gro^ram* of having all thatr . Joseph Hiraeh which, he des­ -------------- cal vs■ from four to cribed a s showing a nude woman eight months old vaccinated for and- fh(ld. Wallace’s printed message on Bang's disease, according te cards said: "I hear no armies County A gent Emmett D. Me- the marching, I hear only oro of tire testa* In mal*,mka, Dr. CalL -v crying out~ for peace." Lack of utility because of lim­ ited . airports and navigational facilities ahd tha compleritjaa of regulation also contribute heavily to the relatively small os* of par- �*’ m ' SANFORD nERALP, SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, DEC. 16, 1947 i ■ ■■■ !- 11 Herron Home Scene Buffet Supper Held In Lovely Setting Of Christmas Party 'PAGE FIVE 1 SHADES FROM S .\t KS Taltahaisce, Fla.—With old tidi­ THE HARDEN GATE er* and builap or wliite( tatk r, MRS. B. G. KILPATRICK, JR., Editor taVon County negro.Jionie dentWeekly I’oluitpi of the Sanford Garden Club CamelRa*. magnolia leaves and outtration club womert have made * Tlio home of Mr, and Mr*. R. | W. Herron on the Country Club burning red taper* were «rtl*' some very atlractive window Road was tha scene of the annual tically used in desorallng the large shades at recent meetings, neChristm** is a wonderful ttrn I anil the bloom uf the short loaf-, I Christmas party of the Depend- supper table and small individual colding to Irie Mae Cjark, negtiu to let yout artistic anil creative pine' will work in nicely. Golf Association ! able Class of the First Methodist tables for the buffet supper held home agent. For. table decoration* .them talents rttn riot. Having so imtch_ • Tjp Meet Tomorrow ‘ Church . on Friday night. Mrs. on Sunday night at the Seminole material to choose from, you can arc many things from which to • ____ - __ i_____:_______ _____ ___ Herron, Mrs. 11. A. Appleby. Mrs. Country Club. Other decoration* j not go far .wrong with green* make your choke u u d 'en try o u tBurka Steele and Mrs. J. M. Leo­ in the club rooms carried out a M ti, The Sanford Woman'* tiolf Asthe Christmas i.lt.i-* Holly and TUESDAY >and sherries. Christmas motif with a lighted nard were hostesses. ' sneiation will have their monthly waxed magnolia leaves are lovo-'* Woven garlands fur 'mantles, tree in a corner of the lounge. Th* Daughters of Wrtley C lan luncheon meeting tomorrow at A brief business meeting was Dr. and Mi*. A. W. Epps have made from short leaf pine, cherry ly together. The smaller poinsSt* Oil the menu for the delicious of the First Methodist Church 12:00 o’clock at the Seminole a \ their guest Mrs. Epps' father, held after which games and con­ laurel trod red liertie*. ate a l­ tlas can make a mo*, atiractivo-Mill hold ita annual Christmas Country Club. Mrs. K. B. Smith, J. K. McKIhannon of Jefferson, tests • were enJvycd. Gifts were supper weye roast sirloin of !>cef ways attractin'. A few married') center p in e. If. these are u»ed party at the home of Mrs. Claude president, will preside'over the Ua. presented to Rev. and Mrs. J. E. and loin of pork with lailovue laave* will make a glossy addi­ the bruised leaves shuuld h« Herndon at H;00 p, M. Hostesses Lusincsi meeting. McKinley and * Mrs, R. F. Cole, sauce, tossed satad, cheese pota- AP Newsfeaturv* tion. The magnolia leavr* If discaided or cut a week lwfor» . tocs, baked Iwans. okra and tom­ Dear Judy, , will be Mrs. Herndon, Mr*. I). A. class teacher. Putting contests will follow the Mrs. J. W. .Parris has returnrd From head lo too* this is going wiped will) a little Ihplid. wnv. cuttOig stems. This will jrjve thempickled heels, cottage Ilunn, Mrs. Francis Hickson, Mrs, meeting and a "flag" tournament to her home in Spartanburg, Refreshment* were served to atoes, rg. S. R. 11. Monroe. Mrs. Harriman, will !** held. In the flag tourna- ‘ Rev. and Mr*. McKinley,* Mr. and chevsr: apjietiiers, hot biscuits to be a trulv feminine vear for wilt hold their color for a long titm* to dteul, so when rutting the ' rest only the stems will,have to . .teen-ager*. Wou don't have to time. Mrs. Ilrodic. Williams and Miss ment a woman’s individual hand!- C. after spending four months in Mrs. llerrnn, M rs.. Butnrr, Mrs. and coffee. Sanford. be hhrtted 01 scalded. •• Among llune attending were fall into a fainl er»bhi#h bright Iv R. U. Davis. Mrs. V. U Smith. Ruth Hand. Fur the wreathes, use two coat cap Is added to the woman'* par Mrs. E. G. Kilpatrick. Mrs. W. B. Mr. and Mr*. Ed Lane, Mr. and to prove that you have a*, much hanger* wired together and Another nice . t tvh I e deco- , The Sanford Pilot Club will on the holes. A flog is placed Mr. and Mr*. John L. Ragan, Kirby, .Mrs Jack Haderer, Mrs. Mrs. Ben Small, Mr. and Mr*. girlish charm as grandma had have, its monthly husiness meet­ where that total has been reached. stretched into shape. Fine wire ration is made on a • small Jr, of Tavares are visiting Mrs. Callahan, Mrs. Clarence Hugh Whelchel, Mr, and Mr*. W, back when she wore the Gibson i* much easier for binding the beard ing at-7:30 P. M, at the vocation­ or tray. An extra “ Mrs. John Stuck will conduct Ragan’s parent*, Mr. and Mr*. John Wallis, Mr*. Cole. Sir*. Herguten, G. Fleming, Mr. and Mr*. George I gjrl rig* that the heps are wrar- green material than string.’ Cile­ large candle is placed In the"' al building. Mrs. Sara Hughes, the matches and tournament, Mrs, Ml** Nell William* and the-hoa* Thutsl.in, Mr, and Mr*. F.arl ;nR this year, but mo*t of the ry laurel worked Into the pin: center and held in place District Governor of Orlando, will W. G. Plentlrtg- will award the George McCall. wiln Iliggonbotham. Mr. and Mrs. kids have found that these charm­ tessj*. make her official' visit at this prises ami Mrs, W. It. Williams, modeling clay. Then place lump* here also adds licautv to the Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Mitchell John Ivey, Mr. and Mr*. John ing new style* have boosted their meeting. piece. Rose Mary, red U-rritf* of d ay atound this and stick' handicap chairman, will figure had as their guest ovn the Week­ Metwh, Mr. * 0d Mr*. W. It. glamor stock wdth the Imy*. The American legion Auxilia in a variety of green to cover. the handicaps. William* and Mr, and Mrs. J. B, That is one of the rea*on* why end, their gramldaurhtrr, Joan III ‘ will have its monthly covered dish Tin- green should extend twothey’ve discarded sloppy gvt-ups. Kirkland, of Orlando. llrynnt supper at I 0:30 Visitors On Review* Also Mr. and Mr*. Walter High, Why *h«uldn‘i they be date-bait of the "urjgirinl reeonls that made thirds of the height of the carw »PL L | BP. JW Hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Lawson, and graduate in the edge* ' By Carlin Bay • •Mr*. C. P. Ford left this morn­ Mr. mid Mr*. Richard Fish*try, when it i* easier in a feminine lari history.” There an- Duke ■lbMr*. W. L. Roche, Mrs. Paul Peof the board; using berries a n d ' Ellington record* of the original rig? The kid* abo find th at they ing for Fayetteville, N. C. to Mr. and Mr*.’ E. B, Smith. Mr. told, Mrs. K. A. Covington. hand: Billie Holiday's flat leaves around the bottom. By BOB THOMAO ti>«nd the holidays with her E. M. Arviltage, director of ami Mrs David Smilh, Mr. uud look silly dancing to jarz and jive Ellington A lohg spray j f cedar, nine greatest records; an alhuft of in their new fashions, which a n daughter, Mr*. N. U Norris. Mrs. A, J. William*. Ml** June THURSDAY recreutinn, announced today that .With thsir cones, and red ber­ boogie wuouls; Bessie Smith *ncmuch more in tune u ith.n S ira u u llivitu. Mis* Helen Cabii*. Mr*. HOLLYWOOD, Dec. In ,A>,~ the Tourist Center will be OD«tl The Truth Seekers Class of the ciuliii • t “I'm Down In The ries, tied with a red rib lion bow, every day and evening Iwglnnln* Phil Cia-lmff, Hugh Whelchd. Jr., Waltz. a.,r *. __ F irst Methodist Church will meet Amciican dancing is suffering Dump*” and “Take Me For A W ilt make « nice welcome, sign Verv few teen ngrr* hove ac­ Kichntd l)ca* mid Joe Stilt-*, Jr*, • n'1 rh,ldr,,n " f -Gainesville were ,m Dee. IB with the exception of for a 'Covered dish luncheon at n slight stump, says Fred As-T the Buggy ttldc.'* The Boogie Wangle tor your front door cepted the. realty long skirts, how­ of Macon, Ga, guest* of. iheir parents over Sundays for the convenience ahd 12:3(1 P. M. at the church anne^. taire, hut he , adds that it’s the past weekend In Sanford. Mr*. \V. A. Flit* . ever. It ’seem* « ' if the little- Include* Henry “ Red" Allen, enjoyment of winter guest* in A Christmas program . will, be 'nothing serious. I’ianu Solo liv James J. Johnson In-low-the-kltee clubs. have won Sanford. The shuffleiHinrd and Local Girls Will Dance hall operators all over presented. , with the auhtleb set Iseatuse they and another 'hy Mt-ndo “Lux'' GARDEN r U 'l l NOTES ", Friend* f f Mrs. G, A. Edmonds The annual Christmas' party of the country are singing the blue* will be glad to learn that she has horseshoe court*, which are Join Ballet Company definitely are nut golfig to wear la-wis to name a few. Then there All garden lover* are Invited brightly lighted at night, are this scavm, liecausc box-offica the Fidelia Class of. the First their skirt* much lunger than is Moggsy Spanier and his Rag­ It- visit the Garden wCvnter.returned to her home after living attractive with their hackabout two Inches la-tow the knee, time Hand records with Moggsy llring vour garden problem * , ’.0 Baptist Church will be held in receipts are hitting brand new confined'to the K.innbl Laughton vrry drop of palmetto frond*. Mr. Six lucnl girls have la-en audi­ laws. This docs nut alarm the. which f* a very flattering line, ill the cornet, George Hrunies at 1st disvtirsnl and solved the annex at 7:00 P. M. All hus­ Memorial Hospital Armltage stressed the fact that tioned trod Hiveuted In -Ihe Cen* my way. the itiimluim’. Rod t’lcs* with -v bands of tha members are invited nation’s No. 1 dance man. Have yom Florida Cook Book, he is anxious for local resident* irul Florida Ballet Company, it " It’s only natural tliat things Hair is gelling straightcr and clarinet and other jazz great*. to attend. Please make reu-rvj. -Chtlslma-j-wrnp|s-d. for mailing, Mr. ami Mi*. Tom Kirkland as well as memlw-rs and prospec­ was announced this morning. At Vivian tions by telephoning Mr*. Hor­ take a tumble after being at. and. sun Tommy of Orlando spent tive im-mhers of the Tourist Club present they are commuting to silkier than ever and the trick {* at tin- Gutden fVnts’r, ace Turner or Mrs. R. E. Ela- such a peak,” Fred nbserved on; the weekend in Relic Glade with to make U»e of these court* dur­ Oilniiili* where they are rehear* to have'it look a* if it Imd been •washed everv day. There .Is n tlie set of- "Easier I’arade," In Mr. and Mrs. Guy D. Wood, Jr." berry. .. •' • ing week night*. .......... -sing.with the^XRlanilu Civic Clr- slight curl on tin end*, whether ) » i * .« s t *The Grammar ’School* P. “T. ‘A. which- he is ending .his retire­ and sons Dairy and Wayne. Those r^giMorcd 1 ,1 the \ aide I cheslra for a joint recital to Uit u worn short op long, hut most will meet in the school auditorium ment, Hotel during the past- week were presenlitl on Jan. V*. TTiose who of the kids stilt like their hair CHRISTMAS SPECIAL "All fields of show business at 3:30 P. M. The l*oard will . . Friends will rrgret to learn "Sir. , ir ami Mrs. John Zcrrenncr, ....... .Al­ . . weru accepted are Mrs- A. It. Dux- nneUiF“lDl\gI*b"*Tili-; aiTiTiKe page-' on ruefet at 3:00 P. M. HoomciWunog tht. war. Ne ltltiL that Mr*.. Jldm Brn.|y is ill-ami Untie* City, N. J .;' Mr. and Mrs. Iniry and the Ml**e* Jane Davis. hov hairdo parted on the side is The fourth grade of the South Fy lhey would have a better re* confine*! to the home of her son j e Blanton. Shelby. N. C.i Mr. Joon All W inter Felts, including Humphrey, Gretcltgo KirchSdie Primary School will present action. and daughter-in-law, Mr. and and “Mrs. _B. J— . — — roff. Jackie MurDimuhl and Ann still lops on the hip parade. II. Chambers, Elisa* W ittier W hile and (’nlors. . Kids aren’t going to-In 1 able to Fred's interest in American Mrs. John T. Brady, at Mm’, East !>eth City, N. C.; 1-awrrnce W. a Christmas pageant at 10:30 A. Whitaker. T h ese tire till o f lieitu tifn l quality a n d Sllllle oitlu, gusto If they keep dancing extend* lieyiiiiil his .own M. The public is invited io a t­ Twentieth Street, ltreslln. Greenwich, Conn.; Mr*. ruining llTv-n front teeth with \ t-.M-IUJiive m o d e l s . We tire retliidtiK iilm terpsichore: he I* now In tend. I’erry W, fwjwcL Memphis, Tenn.; hobby pin*, o* reputted iii Denial i Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. K.H., business. .Seventeen Fred Astaire th e se In mnUe room for o tir new S p rin g Mrs. W. F. Jones, New London, Jacobs Is Honored Digest. It seems gitl* lo v e to will meet at the Masonic Hall danct* studios'have already l>rrn Mimona Circle .Meets Conn : C. G. G’Quinn. Chicago. their hair up every night and At Church Service put at 8:00' P. M. A covered dish opened Bcriis* the nation and Hi.; ‘Mr. and Mr*. D. C. Green,most of them use liojihy pins. But, supper will precede the. meeting more an* due as soon as teach­ With Mrs. W. S. Willis Jacksonville, Fla.; L. II. Collin*, re|Mirl dentist*, they -uss- their SHOPPE CHAPEAU at 6:30 P. M. ers-can lie trained, lie gave a J. Tilden Jacobs, plonc-r educa­ upper front teeth to help pry open Birmingham, Ala.; W alter Conhint n* to current tastes: The home of Mis. W. S. Willi* (Tmichton Drug HuiltliiiK) tor of Seminole County was pre­ nally, Columbus, O.; Jam es Ste­ FRfDAI the pin*, which ic.ulis in noteneu "They all want to learn the was the scene ■>( the monthly Vrumunsburg. N. Y.J M. sented Sunday with a hcaulifut in their teeth- .Hutv percent of M M M N N M H M M M M N S M I l X M K K K M W M M f V I I U I I V M M N I The Annie Miller Circle will rhumba., llut they also go fot meeting of the Mimusa Cirrte of venson. V. Polk, Grcensl«irn, N. C.; E. G. Motuieu bound Bible In tecugni* have a Christmas party at 7:0*1 the old standby* liku the waits the Sanford Garden Club held on Christian, Wolcott. If? Y.; Sena­ trdo- of t’Sr years of rhnrrh ser­ Ihe wumcn examined in u dental ■ t t M S i l U K M W W M K M M M V f w i v W W M W K K W n K K W M M a W pool showed clihiiiil evidence of P. M. al the Elk’s Hoil. mid foxtrot.*’ Perhaps anticipat­ Friday morning.) Mr*,* S. G. tor W. A. Shaod* and Steve Lori- vice hy the Rev. Wilson Finch, The Philathea Class o f . the ing public taste, he has devised Dickerson spoke at the meeting mor. Gainesville, Fla.; Mrs. David pastor of -th e Chuluotn Baptist abrasions (bobbv 1*111 notehekt, tinCHRISTMAS GIFT Sl!G(iESTIONS. . . » First Baptist Church will hold s Ihe "Astir*.” u new stop which on the services rendered at the Wright and Mr*. Jarpe* F. Dyer*. Hnrmonv Church. The presrnta- dentists SHV. Gordon Marllae, tinnewsing­ • Kings 9 Conipucls Christman party at H;0Q I', M. he- turnip swing trot.” lie hopes Garden Center one 'o f the ser­ St. Petereburg, Fla. and Mr, and tioll t(Hik place during the after ing sensation, lias something in at the home of Mrs. John L. dancer* vfill go for it* combina­ vice* being soil analysis. She Mr*. H. V. J one* i of Columbia, boon servire. 9 Pins with Gregory -I’eek — Lt-e, 1108 Park Avenue. Members tion * of * jlttrrhuggiug and fox gave a list at pluming* for this H: C. in making the presentation, common 9 Walt lie s- for l.iolie* mol Men , * w they liolh started their career* an are asked to bring a present for tinRev. Finch staled that • he reel ion of Florida and directions At the Mayfair Inn were Ed­ page boys ul NIK' In New York. y 9 Hrnrelets a gift exchange. Don’t count out the jitlerlairg fpr the growing and care of ward .Hoffmann, San-Ju*n, Porto vva* giving the Bible a ; a token Si lie Kne also Used to pilot tour* 9 l-'nrringM yet, Fred added. He explained plant*. Sin- also gave a short Rico;’ Warren Wheeler, Tampa, of love amt iitiprefinthui o f .the in on ltd Radio City, showing -the memlsTs of tin-'chinch to Mr. ■ 9 WuWh HrnrelelM— Gold mid Silver illustrated outline of plant pests. his feelings on the m attvi: -“ 1 h’la.; K. H. Ringmaster, l,hlladetT Hibiscus Circle Met tourists radio studio*. ei<\ Now 9 IS 17 lingers Silver (Kleriuilly Your*) Mrs. J. Hall was welcomed pliia. Pa.; Mrs. Katherine Per- Jacob* for his ninny year* of he’s delirious that hs-*.* on tinlike to dance lo swing. But I’ve to the group as u new mrmlier. rigo, Beloit, Wls.; Mis* K, V. loyal mid faithful servae, and other side -of. the mike, ami be # With Mrs. Palmer. got lo feel It. It can’t be smeary Those 9 Cigurette Lighters attending the meeting Mi nns, Bloom!nlon, Jll.j Mr. and fur his influence not only in the side* he* inTimte n real glamor —it’s got to Is* good jive church but in the entim com­ jj SHEARER’S JEWELRY J s. E. C. Wllllnm*. Mrs. F. planly of sock and punch.'* What-1 were Mr*. C, William Mrs, William R. llarh. Blooming­ king to tin- mttogruph seekers, Mrs. L. A. Palmar entertained ever that mean*. A. I’aimer, Mr*. Bacot Kllerbe, ton. III.; Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Du- munity. lie prdntrd out* how long Mitsiral Notes, , . . Columbia is j • 111 West First Street members of the Hibiscus Circle Bob Hope was telling about M ffc.P, J. Weber, Mrs. W. E. Boll Rochester, N. Y.{ It. M. Blth- Mr. Jncvfp hud la-en a deacon in releasing route post-war albums — of the Sanford .Garden Club on his “ No, .1 faux pas of all time,” Raines, Mrs W. D. Hofmahn, oPl Atlanta. Gg,; Rene II, Com- jhc church and *tipjtrl at cadent of “ , Friday afternoon at. h e r homo on which happourd to him during Mr*. George B. Hudson, MV*. J. | Bn,| |v te r lsler. New York the Huudnv School. Paslm Finch also told of Prof. ■Valencia Drive. The rooms of his European Jatmt. He was N. Axiarctlo, Mrs. Roy Reel, Mrs. (;,ty; George la tie n and Bernard lha Palmer home werg. beautiful rushed Into u party attended bv M. J. Phillips, Mr*, lfnll and ho*. Taxim. Tnxim, Phlladalnhia, Philadelphia, l'a.; Mr* Jacobs ft5 years of school teach t'u.; »r*. of hi*-helpfuitw** to ihe sick Iv decorated with white camellias most of England’s fil star* and tens, Mr*. Willis, Stryker I’crvey, Iloylestown, Pa.; | ing, and needy and of his never falling and magnolia foliage. Bright red flash Mr. uud Mr*, lb E. M. Alllater, Work among bereaved families. hulh* were popping madly. poinaetfiaa were also used and Philadelphia. I’.: Mr. and Mrs D uriitr his tong-term of teacher found himself (wising for Mrs. Epps Speaks rod tapers were placed in pine Boh Fuller WUhart, Iojiig Beach, Cal­ In.Seminole County Sr-hmils, Prof. pictures with two ' lieautiful cone holders. if.; Mr. and Mr*. K. J. Horton, Jacobs served a* principal of the At Palm Circle Meet Jr.;'N A potted plant exchange was girls, olio of whom he identified ashville Tenn.; I-. F. Driver, Junior High School of Sanford. «f held and a Christmas card read a* Patricia Roc. He turned to Thomasvllle, Ga. the Chiriontn~nmt‘"tif thP" idlin' Mrs, A, W .’Epps, president of from Mr*. Seth Woodruff. An­ the other girl and asked, "W hat’s Also Mr. ifhd Mrs. J. ‘J , Edmes, the 'Sanford Garden Club, was the Center Oislpre, N. H.j C. (i. .'Monroe School*. nouncement was -made a t the your name, dear 7" C l a m o r o u s P r e * c * tt$ f o r Y o u r C o t l y ! "M argaret l.nckwootl," answer­ guest speaker at the monthly courses in flower arrangement to Marian, Iakewood, N. J.; Mr. and CORRECTION lie given by Mr*. Paul Ochiltree ed England's most populsr movie meeting of the Palm Circle held * on Friday afternoon at the home In January and also that a t pre­ actress. Talent, oddly rntough, is going of Mrs. M. L. Tilll*. Mr*. Epps sent camellias may be bought hy members with a 10 perrent dis­ to he. the most important com­ spoke on attractive Christmas count from Mrs. A. W. Epps, modity in the future in Holly­ arrangement*. wood That comis from Morvvn president of the Garden Cluh. Tho»e attending the mrelin reiinc Members were told of tha plant LeRoy, who began directing pic­ were Mrs. Ray Slaton, Mr*. It. lb Mr. and Mr,. C » r „ U. WlUi.in..! J » » . v j l , ' Kk S “" 20 year* ago at the age of tures sale to be held in February at the Duncan. Mr*. L. Munson, Mr*. W. Atlanta. Ga.; Mr. and Mr*. J.. R. »'• Iffitead of Mr*. Escar I rice, Tourist Center with Mr*. John 27. Ho add*: II. Garner. Mr*. James Toll, Mr*. Bryan, Mai’on, Ga.; A. T. \c rNRW fiLl!It IN ‘llltANGE "From now on it'* going to lie Harry Hllshy, Mr*. TUB*, Mr*. . Fox In charge. Those present burg, Atlanta, Ga. am^ h. •«. 1 * , .. . tight market. The nublic Is Herman Jacobson, were Mr*. Herbert: Moreland, Mrs. U-c Thaxton of Arnold»vill<*, Gu. I Drlandn, Fla - A new 1 11 duo shopping and only tglcnt can Mr*. l-’ox. Mb*. John Ludwig, -- -- for It^y* wa* oigantzcd recent I.-’ Samuels, Mr*. W. K. Swalm.’Mr*. Mr*.- W. M. McKinnon, Mr*. R. make the good picture* that au- Karl .Ratliff and Mrs. E. L. The barometer was Invriited in 1at Memorial Junior IBtjh Hehool 9 1*- Dann, .Mrs. J. E. Rowland. wtutU Lamb) id — TRI3 by TorleVTir; i pupil "f under the . (lire, turn of OraiigiMr*."Dfch McLatilln,' H ro 'E T c T a Tot of people In Hollywood Galileo. County Agent F. E. Ilui-tzman. Zerrenher, Mrs. W. C. Batcher, will Is* out of jobs." Mr*. Charles Morrison, Mr*. J. II. Lctoy just finished directing is a gentle story of an angel * » « * * *•*«(*■ * h Truluck. Mr*. J , V. Jone*. Mr*. 'Ttomecomlng', and he dcifrvy.. on earth, charmingly acted by “ H v James Got, Mrs. Palmer, Mr*. F. to l« a hit smug about the co- Cary Grant, Loretta Young and J. Shame*, .Mr*. IL F. Moule, star*. Ul* sharp eyes ditcoveres) a David Kivrn. Everything is done FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTING. . . Mrs Frank Meisch, Hr*. U. C. high school .girl named Lam wllh takte and restraint, to the ■ ■ ................... Bchley, Mry. R. 0. Bri.son and Turner 10 year* *go. He aim extent that sometime* the Mm Mr*. R ,W. Herron. directed Clark liable’* test and get* a little dull, n u t It’* n i ____________________ sought the actor for a role In pleasant evening’* entertainment. PALM BEACH CLUBS 'U tile Caesar." That wa* whe 1 Warner Brothers turned him down W « t Palm Beach, Fla.—N«w- and niade the colotial mistake Trade wind* are found to a dis­ 4-II cluh* for girl* Were recatu- of 1*1lev Ing Gable'* ear* offset tance of about 30 degree* latitude ly organized at ConnUtun whom hi* other charm*. on each side of th* equator. and a t - North Grade school in “The Bishop's Wife (Gf-ldwyn) Ijik* Worth under the direction of Mr*. Mildred J. Michaud, a u t. Palm Beach County, home agent. And Personal Social - Social Calender Activities Personals TEEN TALK . • i-{ ti 48 if' M Hollywood 'i f e ■1 B m ‘'it? is f ' -7 f ' i G IFT-TH R IFT P R I C E D W e Can m icas * Rebuilt . m iu fi Refinished ■ * •" : Ixtvdy cufttuuie jiieff* to dellgltt every fcminiiie heart! Bright gold or ailvcr iinUhed metal in charming new deaigns . . . aparkling rhino* •tones and gay, JetveMike atonea. You'll find earrings, necklace*, pins and -bracelets at PcunayV A* tMS la tha tATUHOAT Evnitita r o w m m O ther Jewelry a t « . 1 .9 5 * takes the hide and seek out of pursos (Plus Taxi » * New y* tee W «e«ytN«| In 1 Uk*. . \ W V » •» >«» wed* v*0 Lahand wttht*«fiti|[ by rrtaMft« 4Mf. Sptdil pheto-titd cat* It t ml petat* pdery, . ^ i hsody c*fd fSi, t«l Bch fisho* SzfftM iMthei Inl«* caleri $1 phatu. t Reconditioned M*tchi*| K*yG«d | l i l |<a» t*x. A<o*f kab« |B0d. u,- . I l l ’ ll II l ’ Others to $15,00 THE MUSIC BOX A. L. Lyon’s 119 tV. 1st 81. Pb. 95.1 Sanford, Florida COLONIAL CLEANERS 110 S. Palm allo A t*. *- * __ _ - M Pboo* 401 yv _-.v - i rf ---------- ----- * . JLi-i 6 ■. L - * ’ J 5#3** -jjg -- 1 - - " -‘ "I"1*' :• ' - . . " a - lL f i - �u *t 0 'T U R ftfM Y . BfcC. 1«. 1 9 0 m u fiA N Ffm n f?BHAi,n. HAWFoim. f t o t u h a SCOTT'S SCRAP BOOK L o ca ls M eet O rlando In O p en in g Gam e; Chuck H erron O ut W ith B rokenT hum b Trucks Signs First *48 Tiger Curttrtid By R. J. S C O n O, Truck*, combining busine** vlth pleasure. itwwwl up in PcItolt Monday ami signed the fir*' Detroit Tiger ba«.lu*ll contract for 13(8. Tertns were not rcWaleil ; Trurk* came from hl» home in Rinulngham, Ala*, to take de­ livery on a hew MitoimihiU) and •Popped Into the Tlrrrr office dueImr hi* vi"il. . .. The 28-year-old rlghinandrr pitrher won 12 gomes tind lo*t eight during the If* 17 reason. 'Giant Hurler Boasts Best Won. Lost Record In National For ’47 SIDELINES Coach Fred Cana*’ Seminole Senators Buy Minor NRW .YORK Dec. If. <41 — Hiah School Celery Fed hnakotWarren Spahn. the JP.,inn Brave* try ARTHUR BKCKWITH, JR. Iwll apirreoniion will invade Or* League Outfielder ace lefthander, looped the NaUndo tonight for the first cage Itfnal League pitchyr* with mi cuutcll o( me current *e*Mm. We pn- liwdinvd to believe that NKW LONDON, Conn. Dee. Jfl eirnrd run aver*«v of 2.33 fm The Seminole* will^ V - hamper­ C/Pt—The conditional anle of out­ the HM7 scaron, according to' of­ tin* fudge* of the Louf*>W*l*ott ed hy the absence uf two stal­ fielder Joe Pendleton for an un­ ficial TENSION I.KSsfeNH bailie were not too far wrong In average* rrlcaw-d tt-lay. wart player*. Chuck Herron, 1.08 A NO ELKS, Dec. 10 (/Ft— Rookie I-arrv Jan.m i of the aw ardin' the rare to lead*, after lettennan from last year will lie I announced aum to the Washing­ UCIiA player teruilat) over tiro ton Senator* of the American New tilant* boasted t h* *e vlcwril the IH minute abhveviout a* the rem it of a broken League anno linked today hy lin t mm ami Icrrt percentage of ateil movie of, the first fo* hunt wn« annauneed notitng of lin e Coach Ray Rich­ thumb. ------------------- -- 0wri#r5Tresldent ever Staged In Madison Square Ted l^tviano of .RO* on 21 vh-torlr* and only 0 ard* appeared lit l>c Hvaenlnlf The lot* of Herron leave* the . today. Another meeting of about R o a r i n g m o u n t a i n Fed* With only two leltcrmen on the New I.oodeti Raider* of the defeat*. Ril! (‘unningham, writing in the 'Spahti, a 2.*>-yr»r;okl Itnffalo. 1(1 v an ity grtdders who signed the *iiti iwl. Floyd Cooper and Class B 'Colonial D a r f o h a l l yELLOWSfoHE K&XjONAL PARK, lln.inn llc-ifd «ay* that Walcott N. Y. product, had rotaldialled h petition asking why Rlrhsrdr "Squirrel" 1towen are the two "won tinfiwtir Hit bi*t the hoxY IT UM n u/nWti,, ilas w YO ^ Pondletop, who i* IH, cam e'In hi* rank among the lm*t In the n.-ulgned was scheduled today, monogram wlnnrrn. Imr match," A ilENERAfOfi. after a quorum failed to dppeav * Couth Cana* slated yesterday Key, I-nndon last aeawin from a league In 15*10, h lr flral full *caHere t* what Hill ha* to nay yeaterdiy. .On-’ *|rokc*man aaW, morning that he plan* to u*c the I ncml-wo Irani at Jcnkina, Ky, lie *on In the big time. In lb 17 hr about OF HyPRO0£H^( tlte tiff: "Too many follnwa fiod clrttocr. entire muted in the opening con- hatted i 110 and waa an outfield won 21 nnd Ion 10 white leading A U LPH 1D £, o R "Them air p-nr Ur idly a* martv the circuit with seven ahutout*. Rut nnn'her daclan-d? "BomFUsfy te*l *o that he ran start the be*t mainstay. Om- of five L’u-gunn- winner* onrlei to the recent Louis.Wrd I five in the conference content* af­ in tlx- National, Spahn nlro pitchter the first of the year. Cana*.will prqhably atari Unw­ in and Charles 'I noma* at tjta forward*. Clen McCall at the m- the third annual New Year'* day JM3 hiU Jtnil H7 mini ofi vp) post nnd Floyd Cuojn-r and Gator I<owt foothdll game henU-iwi-en Maryland- nqtl firorgla. which 76- were earned. jSpahli Y lR S -f Frvd Biag'reit at the forward*. For tl*e Foutherri Cnnfarctic* almi, lived up to another tnOasur* RUCiBY The babv Feds will meet the tiow LoMti Have Baby Tiger* at 7:00 o'clock ami a ir K. C, (W ord (lllinola). ref­ ing murk of a lop P!letter wlu-n F ootballs hi* *1 ril .emit total, ■ ‘ 123. far aurnnd I don't know if such a *itui­ eree. and Bum) W. Hackney, Jr„ the varsity gnim- 1* scheduled fur Q E R M S L IV E D w ere. .pnssc-d hi* walk*, HI tion ha* rver enrm* up I* fore, tmt (North £aro|ina),. head Ihm*8:16 o’clock. . IN A S E A L E D WIDE-EYEP IH F E A fE p man. The most-talkivl-about-pi teller, SVARE oh 1HE For Iho Boutheaatern Confer­ of rouree, wa» Kwell Blackwell of BLADDERS' Wisconsin Mentor ence ar# Fred Rington (Abt- Cincinnati whoW earned run aver­ FACE OF A umpire: T. I». Johnson age of z! 17 waa good for lecond Soys Michigan Has Ivirnn), CHINESE* • 2 2 ) 4 Y E A R S (Ceorgla T erhl, field Judge, and place U-liinil 8pnhn. Illarkwrll EXPRESSES the lop w inner'with hi* W-H *Nation’s Top Team .1 M. MeEwen (Fjerldal, electric Hr. (Tinrles I-. I'craons HIS ANGER* seafiiit. inrliidlug n Ifl-game dock oprralor. Oplnmelrl.Hl r.treak that wa* the (test a right­ • MEMPHIS, Tenn. Dee. Ill (/PI Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Bldg. hander had romplh-il in modern P —H arr* St u hid niter, of Notre Hours: 8-12 1-3 Phone 29 dav* In the National Ix-rtcu-'. J n. . . kpockUMk-..automatically iv»(H Dame "Four Horsemen* fame, Sal. *-13 Hlaekwell'a buggy-whip delivery tins affair. ftffirlnlly, however, raaka Michigan' a* s l i g h t l y Sports Roundup F.ye* Eiamlned - Glaaaea Fittei gave him the strikeouf title with even n knockdown i* merely stronger than Frank licahy** Hr HUGH FUI.I,KRTO.V, Jr. IICT victim*. He al*o worked (hr ai-oicd a* a blow, nnd point* afe Irish who ate currently rated nahwarded for ^e v c u l thing*, ipKan*** In this New Year's Of. tl championTTiMiTug 'aggreailvcncaa.'" aijge Howl claMic—had Jta atart llrre for the Christian Brothers voluntarily out 'o f the running "Ho far ni (lie fight part of It hack In IR02 when a pirk-nj College foottinll banquet, the Wl«- today for the head coaching po**- classic when ho 'blanked Hn«lon, K-0, .-W*HT? Wul.'ott tmal 'T uiiiI* Hy a team played two ranye*. con>in coach gives the nod to tho June IH. very wide margin. That l», if you Wolverines "Because they use at West Virginia University. H* has licen mentioned re­ Following Spahn and Blackwell forget ring rule* ami judge It two differently styled teams, one Forgollen aignmont In Hollywood cently a* a po**lhle successor in the earned pin rnll.ng* were strictly nmn-to.man. fore every game thl* fall. Ap­ for uffttQ j^tnd another fpr de­ Ir retiring Coach Bill Kern. He Kalph Branca of Brooklyn. 2.(57. Man Quit fense.'' ’ "There were 13 round* of this one heck of a 'rhuluub with every­ parently he carneil the job . . . 8tujildrcher say*, however, he said he plana to devote himself Dutch LeonaH of Philadelphia, unexpected exhibit Ion, and Louis one Insisting his way is right . . , Joe Hlonh of Ashland, hy., high Advertising to a firework* sale* business 2.0H ami-M urray Dlrkson of Ht. bod to force the Tight nil the way. A t,least, none < didn't see the South Bender* play of them would be bohool erored nine touclulowna in thi* amsoii but Itaar* his opinion with 1)1* brother* at Hloiix Fall*, LimU, 3 01, altlioogh lie lout more Me collected all hi* damage while seared by such ten football game* this fall on Yesterday than he won, finishing with n 13* consistently (linsipg the smaller fl. I>. on scout report*. lit mark. Bianca (von 21 ‘and lost man, who wa*. a* the boy* My. the Carnegie Foundation brought run* that averaged 01,0 yard*. out IH years ag* Another Chicago Imseball writers plan 12 fur the champ* and f.eonnrd. KANBAN COACH A WINNER making a fine comeback, just ‘running like n thelf’ .from the hnw • Dane* - change note) When In ask Branch Hickey to stand In siuM snow first bell to the ln*t. Lout* plied Bill Tilden and- Klly Vine* turned for Jackie Itobinyon, winner of Nebraska's Tom Novak.' who Tavares, Fla.—Many (•enutiful MIAMI. Deg. 1(1—(A’J—ficorgo miss'd the 20-tircle wih\ 17-12 up nil the point* available under professional, the U. 8. Lawn Ten­ the J. I.uui* Comitkcy most valu­ played a whalp of a defensive the heading of • aggressiveness. nis Association refused to rank Idimma were exhibited by ImWv Hauer head of the Kansas team fur a second division club. able rookie trophy, at their an­ game, and said: "There's the fel­ Johnpy Main of Boston, whose Walcott didn’t __ gel one. County home demonstration club which meela firorgla Tech In the __ . hecouse them for. their lust amateur year. nual dinner Jan. 18. Jackie can't low you should be slapping on IT -12 performance gave thi\ 1JM» Orange Bowl classic— never be never stopped hack pedaling women at their 'recant annual But Jack K ro n e r,' who'll make, make It lk\au*c of a movie aa- Die back." llrnve* two men in the 20 -gnnie nough to try for any, chrv*anlhcprui(t show and all-<Uy playrd on a team which ln*l a his pro debut Dec, 23; waa right conference game during hi* eol- cla*.c, was lith in tho earned run "Louis naturally enough picked at Ihc top of the ranking* Issued standing* lege career at Nebrnka, Ihp other day On iho negative *hh' of the lit) lame mure n* the along, lie landed many solid figure* the ctih* will have to rrm rds, fellow* like Helmut i oi age, a fellow who tmnehea, ■ That wa* 1 uni- of Dm would dra ... ____ ______ ____ feature*, and fu r.L o u u admirer* the open market, losing Die mosl tragedies of th r evening. Joe really hit the challenger on a or five In tho lineup. game*, 18. number of oocasUiru. and exactly Dy a roundabout way comes a HIDIN' IIKCLARKD WINNER nothing happened. . Brother Wa! LU.H ANGELES, Dec. Id (47 illvKK'N TIICRF. Ted Horn of i’ntt-r.'-"n, N. J., officially declared tinThe Tnnipn Hnmkt-rs have mad-N album I Automoluli' D u r i n g (ilnna tl) bob I n four-wwk liaseof U*I7 by Uhi co t Bob Hannegnn Bing, return­ lest board of Uiu. Amuilcan Au­ Feb. 2,sTbe teaching ataff will be ing from n west coast tri tomobile - Aea'ia--Upion, Bill Hol- headed by Joe Alrreu, the New into a cloud of■ Irumor* W iR ! n BL btiul of Brldgfsport. Conn,, was Hrnoker Manager and will Include Louis , . . Thinking it inadvisable to query the club** front office, eecond. and Mauri JLoao uf Chi- Bert Hao*. Cincinnati outfielder: Ival flnodinan, tho former Nation-- he started to ask a newspaper rugn thirdni leag u e player; Bltay Mott, JIM 'UF.NTON THROUfilir Hnmkcr shorlito|i and "Red" L08 ANHUI.KK, Dec. Iti f/17- Roberts, mannger of thr Currolton Jbn-'B enlolt, the TAi* Augtde* entry In the firorgla Alabama * * * # * * /* * * , Rams* stellar end, saya he hit, IjHtit . . . .T. G. Kahn of Nashville ployed his last gsmo of -fool-. *»nT,‘T+ferce the Knn«»s-Oeorgi» Tech* O il r*P Ttowl Tootbnll game .... rt... i- ti:__ i i,: bits Ida dnulil*. .“ ISn n o t, too sine nlHiut that gey," dre In i i-d Snyder yealettht "He's Men Direal'-mng to <put «|nro 13.18." S C QAPS ALL Rtal COWBOYS WEAR GENUINE PlrOHIDA STATIi’ 1 Til HATH EH lJ jji*.lm|i-of-(IalmiaaiRn fered the position a* coach. Tf**g a t Miami U ami another (a ilen Is rye|ng aovern) hot spot*. head copch at Tampa U. Tnmpa One likely sdcctinn U a* a roach i-< hoping to rwtumu it* gridiron wars again next year. Hoorn Open 12:15 I’. M. Dallv For Those Who Love Today & WcdncHday! FINE LEATHER n I to Id, want* rrtl cowboy Mu* *ra si yled hy AawrIts'* No. I Cowhoy—C*a# Autry. Th* t*Mb«r Isbel *ii*ch*d to ih* w*iiib*nd (« inwribed with G*pc AutryT ilgnxtuc# ■ml hi* "Plyin* A" rmnch brand. Tb« jcxm art nf exa, quality lojutirixl Denim, orange wiiehtd and epper rivrtrd. Mtd* to allow a d-loth turn up tuff. . Hand T<xded BILL FOLDS KEY RINGS CIGARETTE CASES Iroty 0*a*la* d m A»lry (M> to* * csv**" aOatksd t* ih* (•**! I* fks **ct<l that U *«•* tar a* asto<•*♦* *x«l« «l Os** A***1 as* Ctoagio*. Hand Tooled BELTS ' ' -* " H and .Slum ped PELTS STANWYCK ■W H IT E S H I R T S fo r Christiana and Ail Year (Shura Just Arrived U fR e SSltoUoD Of AN PtCWMVft A. SADDLES ; and ACCES801DEH I 'w M n f l w hite Ibirta are always right and no p u n baa too n u n y . S aafom rd. Nu-eraft* collar. AM U fh eotmt farpaddolha (136 » 60). T ry and ynatch that quality at tlua gift.thrift price.; H c’b Expectiug a New Tic F o a k n la , ertped, aatin*. wools In the hind of paltonal th a t he’d choose for bimtclf. Come in and toe tb*m. Chotoe aevcral to go with th at ahirt. r - ■,f r c I Make Ideal (ihrisiaaa G ifU fi No Worry About B lu nr 8tyl«J I g -w 8j 1pR1 J1 i ib BEs a |f i m 'I . Pi I I i-% ■ I| pW Sp 1 t/| f-fi iH K ■ / ^ ft 1 P i Util I i* f t f/ y 1 m rl| |l 1 1 , 1 - t m : - . �I I f f Gl “• , -F_ 'r - iVOr-' ^-~ - -••_ ■ . ‘ ; l TUESDAY, DEC. 16. 1617 SANFORD ITERAT.D, SANFORD, FLORIDA YARDLEY VENETIAN HL1NDH America'* Moat Bcaut.fwl Aluminum - Cedar - Polish'd Aluminum Ask Me For Free Estimate “H Japs Rap M'acArthur New House Assembly UN Trusteeship Plan Methods Are Used P. W. STEVENS -- 617 W. Robinson - Orlando Phone 2-0729 WHISKER - WINE RUM - GIN K IC K ’S PACKAGE ST O R E 410 Sanford Avenue FOR RENT JFF1CE "ijure in Mclsch Budding lairge light office*, tew l/ ticcer■ted. ell utilities, hast end Uni te r ■enrlce furnished. Call M9.W. H. A A. Dept. Store. I TOKYO, Dte. It; i,lV-Um*iition to 0ane**t Mac Ar'fmr's j propu.-sl f.'r a United Nation* ! tfttatccshiw over JanUn u<i* voir.sl •,f by two farmer jjplamaix wfj i if heeding it Jnpamjae i niti|utii.'U for membership in the littertmtional r.rganliatlptu ■ h'iiotak'v Sato, fnrmei fitlrign minister, and Ki'i\ llam da nn>*lin>" minister to lit,- Vatican, -.till it tryrRt-fhip wmi 1.1 4»:- ‘uu* I t . - JInwi'V 1*. \ .,i,| t'N supervision would !*• pi t f t n U t t>. that of Ok- r - r r j u m t CominUaloti if n control t'rguniif.Uon I* neew-ury after the completion of. a iwnco treaty. A R T IC L E S F O R SA LE Gits spare heater a 914.96 Up 1L It. POPE CO. INC. SEWING MACHINES SALEH AND SERVICE Pert’s Sewing Msrh. Shop 115 H. Khench Ph. 1190 vECOItl) P/.AYER 8 and ratiioa for re n t By day or week. The G. K. 10 FT. double duly meat ^M u jii Ho*. 110 \V. 1st S t dlsplny .ase anil contpfessor in •Ww hone 05.Y good condition, new motor ‘ •TWO homrki-cplng room*,* adult*. -iatdge ■* Am. • * 710 Oak Ave. MlfiR. BROWN MILLERS. FYut* Cake at Piggly Wiggly * Tahb LARGE. 1 loom unfurnished . Supply. apartment. Phono flll-J. FOR- SALE—U nfrock for drive WANTED t o r e n t way* and roadway*—Pham 1241.-------------------- :— --------VEGETABLE ttlOnU for amsl* 6 -OR It ROOM HOlfSK, furnish' and largo srrrace. Cabbage - «1 or unfurnished. Phone KUO. Collnrd*. Broccoli. OattWfljjjrtl I#H . ■Onion*. Lettltre. Etritrole. TSm ato. St rowdier rv A Berts. J. W FURNISHED W-droom* with BAIL I,nkr Monroe. Flu. Phoro Italh hy couple with 17 yr old »h. ilauKhtcr. Phone 1352. 1-80 GAL. Electric wider hr.iter "TOM’S Toasted Pcumits'' Kales, E'er trie Service Company. 207 man wants tu rent unfurnished Magnolia Ave. Plume 1/u. houu* or rottage in Sanford. Claude. Echcrrt,' Box O il, DeFLOWERS ■ land. fur all occasion* Mr NEILL A YOST FLORISTS RKAL ESTATE FOR HALE Slpe* \\v e . Just off Celery Office ph. 103 residence phi.GItMt 1VE ROOM MOUSE, partly fur­ nished. 2 bedrooms, 1/8 down, CONCRETE sewer pipe, grease traps, seplle tanks, blocks, $40.00 per month. For tiulek l>«itches, stepping stones, Mlr•ctfon. Call Phone U173. nric Concrete Co. 300 El in Ave. Pimm' 1335. INSURANCE HEAL ESTATE FRESH FLOWERS DAILY. Ate F.H.A, MORTGAGE LOANS Inking order* now for CHRIST­ MAS. Wreath*. Door Sprays, RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor etc. STEWART llu- FI.OIUST. Registered Broker and 814 Myrtle. 200-W. Insurance'Agent tin. 4 Florida 8Ut« Bank Bldg. CUT FL0W&R8. sUt*. Y. C. H d 0 ROOM house partly furnishcdi linger, West 1st St- near MonMust sell at onre. Call 100P J . roc Corner. FILLING STATION, stock and TURKEY'S P u sh - dressed or equipment for sale. Phone 0104. live all ai»e». Place your Christmas order m»w. One mile I SMALT, Furnished House Trail­ beyond Wilson Comet on Mt. er, I lot Ju st outside Hty. ■ Dura Roatl or Phone 014M. Lights & water available. Will wll separately. $200,00 each. FOR REAL CKDAIt Christmas Phone, 7141-MC ________ trees various sices & pidres. Sw at Fruit Market, South 3 BEDROOM home on 2 lots. Park Avc. Fruit trees, all modern con9 F ruit trees. venicnees. Tmmediate posses­ sion. O. B. Griggs, Rt. L Box TREE ripe orange* and tango* 322. 3000 Sipes Ave. tinea 51.00 Bu. <H8 Park. Ph. 672-W, We puck ft ship. CLEARED LOTH 110$. $150. lin o IN 4k OUT OF CITY COAL "fell WOOD CIRCULATOR. LIMITS. PHONE I173-W. aaitlo as new. 015 Cypress Ave. Phone H25-U. S A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E ORANGES A grapefruit $1 bush1-30 GAL. and 1-35 gallon "table cl. A. C. Cleveland. - Phone Lip water heaters. Flteelrie Ker4107-H. vica Company. 207 Magnblla AVrr '■ -A rr.—Phong U)t—M im -mos-fpvitnrrnm1 anuijUe rollcetors for mantle clock more than TUXF.DO F I.K b b —l j c m h 160 yr*' old. Phono 416l-M, Hunt's Tuxrdr F*ati Sriit* TOY'S, dolls, Christmas gifts 4 ONE dining 'room suite. Phone novelties. Mr*. Werner. Phone 4100. 1170-J. 4 ALL-I.ITE Aluminum easement windows, Double hung alumi­ 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D num ami steel casement win­ dows. - Miracle Conerrta Co. Elrn Ave. Phone 1335. Highest cash prtFe paid for used furniture. Tod Davis Furniture L’HOtCL TURKEYS for Christ­ Co. 911 E. lit. Ph. 0SB. mas, all site*. Dell vers'd, H. W. Shannon, South Sanford PI4. BUY your car regardless of r.ve. Phone 777.W. axe or condition. Roy Keel, 304 WrNE FOtt YOUR FRUIT CAKE W. 2nd Stat HOMFTU a. ' FARM Light Plant. Slate . full General Electric automatic blan­ details, condition, prtet-. Box kets for alwtplag comfort. 34, Enterprise, Fla. H, B. POPK CO. INC.7 P e ts . L iv s a to c k . S u p p lie s 28" Boys bicycle ■ make excellent Christmas gift. Park Apts. cor. For Hal* - Jersey cow, second calf one week old. Sillk ove- 4 Tark Jk 18th - Apt. No. 6 Gals, a dav $180.00. J. V. Mar­ BOY'S hlevelc and Glrl'a hirycle. tin, Rt. 2, Box 08. . I l l E. 21st S trc e t REGISTERED COCKER SPAN TABLE top Florence OH Range. IEI .8 $25 A up. Mr*. L P $07 W. l i t Street. 7»i-J. Payton. Phone U76-W. Kianlngt'in Electric adding ma­ HELP WANTED chine. Powcll't Office Supply Co. 110 Magnolia Ave. Thone GIRLS WANTED. U n sy s Drug *80. 8tore. jMALL'anlmsl ngurinc*', ITS off. Sanford Bowling Alley want* plD I Wm. E. Katier. JcweJer, 112 8. l>oys." Park. - ... Male Cook for lug Isiat. $155.06 CLOSING QUT Christmas card* PfC month, bo*ixl A room, Applj 8 for price of one while they P._0. Box t t , EntorpHse. Fin. laatl Wm. K. Kodsr, Jeweler, 9 W ORK WANTED * 112 8.* Park. - * FRUIT—*11 kinds » 1L06 .0ft bushel. FLOOR SANDING A finishing, 4. T. Fortier. W. Ognev* Ave. cleaning A waxing. Our powvi unit cnablsa os to work where IsYWOOD' Boat complete with there is no aloctrie comMcUa bait well, anchor* A oars. 8 H avallabl*. 21 yaats experisneoutboard motor. Phono H. ¥■ ntaason, Isska M iry. Fla ISO. or[ full tln>e nrival E felxc TricyrW, look* brafhl Part u r y . Apply Box 30 C/c Will sell o rtra d c for 20" e. Silver Fleet Cab Co. ROOFING ai)d roof painting. Smith Brothers, Phone 1188. PLYWOOD speedboat. New. 70fl W. 20th St. Teles. I018W*■ . ■■■■a—!■■■ ■- - ' isJ vxwtI . i • J II* GENE I'LMVIIHN \P V ri.r,iltirc a . MIAMI. F la,—A novel method of bnu*f assembly here tl^hrtpirur to keep Miami at the tt»|>! of the lint in postwar home ron. *t ruction In devtdt-ning K-»r »' Village in suburban lllabah. Thomas P. Coojmn. trcrb'ital vice prr-ident of lla* National As«nriiitlon of Home Builder* uml piesldoiil of tbv Plot id* Homo Builders Asaori*. tion. has jm t hit assembly ith-a* into mas. 'pio.lurti.Mt that has Iw n yielding an a»Vra*o of two home* completed daily. ' The *7,O00,(N*t tlevrlopmenKwIII ineiitde DOO hotm-s, 70 two-fj.imly i* valh-d Tht-a house* i-rvi tig apartment units, the latter fur tenia). There aim will la- » $400.1**0 mmmunity shopping renter to im-rt th*' needs of the Jkt>*> person* who will reside In tin- development. Carpenters on this job don't m-ed u saw:, »i|uare or a rule. Tltey aie stiirtly Immiiwr-aud-iuiil men. All llw sawing and measur­ 14) HuwintKH 4)|i|n irlu ni lies ing is dune in an. assemldy yard. Where [tower equipfiM-iu turns out the lumber needed vrilh n mintEARN ItOO.ou PER WBEK imtiiTi of lalmr nud.a maximum of SALARY speed. MeI.i an Tl uckiltg l^mpalty, inr. • The pnwedore Is ■not pie-fats | Wiiiilon-Sal-'m, N, C.1 offer* ticotion. Imp it employ* sitiulst vming man an opportunity to time-saving principle*. After the ini tnl« buxine in-for tlirniselvee. home ImVei lias cikimvi from one We sell you n 1948 Model I, J. • Mark Dieaol ot I'.'IS Model of the nine home ' designs. the Cut) Autocar Deleft Tractor. We four walls are put together In give you a three year, lease the Assembly yard, so thnt' no rnnUrnd- E»tflinp.sutfietaW ido | weals ot Hi mm uig. an- rwwpay for truck in three yenra, etsary. not including salary. TKIICKH; As o u li wall is completed, It is Stll.D- TO OWNER • OPERA. | hoisted on to the -Id*' of n tttnk, TORS ONLY .(WHITE). DOWN When four walls tire aboard, off PAYMENT OF IgftHI.OO RE­ the ttuek tro.-< |n the site. The QUIRED. Apply tu Mrla<an rnnrretc foundation lias been Trucking Cbmpany, Inr., Wins* |iumr«4 and has hntdeiu d. ton-Kaiem. Nurtli Caiulma, Une hy one. In a period of less Than half aii hWlr. lIii b P L C lA i- S E R V IC E S lit n»e unloaded hy n hoist, bolted'to the* foiiiulrttlon, and fastened to­ RENT A CAR gether . YOU DRIVE IT Next Ilu rafters go In, and the 'HONE :tW •loofers follow. HBUIf.h LAND-.MORRISON ■Hie e ag er anliiunr of lumlw-r U im iV E-iT. INC. requiiC'l for pnititionlng bus been Sa DIATo R rleansug, repairing. ilellvtred. cut to measure. The •New Eadiotor*. ttew «"t>- > We guides, too, are pre-assemhled-htid j ’ ! take off A 'i.diijl. Jimmie Cow* delivered complete. mi's Stu rt Mi lal Weil... Plume F'inanced Ihiuuglt FHA aiut Gl 'UR. loans to veterans, the dwellings ell fur $11,7imi for two-bed room Expert Kudio Repairing homes and $7,500 for three*IwdFred Mfer*. 311 h. Jim S t nrtrni units. Veteran* uro nbfe to buy the houses, including rrfrigSEE UK I'OR eintor, stove and hot water heat­ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING er, without- ii down paymofiL AlAND TYPING must TJuO liomes *are nmr m co­ CltGIH > LUIlKAU OF pied and 2ftt) toon* on the ronSANFORD rlrurtlon sclushrlt- a ir spoken for. Phano 116 N. Park FUR KKNT—Hour samlet. Easy ope ration. Reasonable raliu, San* turd Paint A Glass Cu. Phone 303. Seasonal Slump Is Seen For Workers A sensoiud stump in ileniaiuls be DODGE • PLYMOUTH employers for new emidnvi'es is PARTS ANI) KlUtVICP. 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 101P SXliwwl tbinugb the holidays. It wns onmiuuced this mortiing by !.. W Emerson, manager of the 8 IGNR Stole Kni iik'ymciil—Off ire.— The local him. supply, he *tai ^ iw ^ io V iV isv ia O. D. lanifrosa. Phosu 14)21 t tab seem* to tie nthspialr. ill fact, in surplus Citrus organisation* Cohen* lUtliMor Shop for cor.,- si-i-in I" Is- fully stnfferl and pletj radiator service. 100 San­ r e in , gurnet* have not vet ford Avr. Phone 350-W reached their peak ilemanrl for tuiinr. AUTO REPAIRING, llall’a Gar­ Of late, while migrunts from age. Sanford onij Celery Avc- the industrial renters of the nUi'S. Phone 1V0O-M. north, some skilled and some .emi-skilied have b e e n seeking — -* Pwr» Dcpcndaldo work here, |ig_i revcltk-d. Those RE FF RIG EH ATION SK RVICE who htiVe tools with them httve no Call edvautugf in seeming employGAN AH It HP RIG RR ATION otetit, he pointer) fill. SERVICE The niimhar of employment upPh. 670.W plicNltons during Novgmlrer were Bookki-cping ai'cvln*. part time; 26 percent |e«s than in October n b m l v i r e ijp.l tissistnne.- on anil 4"» percent less than in Keptsocial seetirtty twol Income In* t-nilt-r. Veterans cnnstltuteil 73 j. mallet J F. Tb mpeey, !WH( percent of the Novernls-r upliliralli'irp a*—e««,p»r*4—wttU—7u I ngnobn:— l*h"W. 01W lenient of the OrUdier and 07 DIAPER HKRVICK Iterrenl of the Kepleiiila-r apF*or details of the safest “maid (illeal Ions service" now In Sanford rail or **We are urging men to gel I wrile BABY VALET. Daytona Work here nnil elsewhere and are j It, .o h. Diapers supplied. tberthv making n very determin­ ed effort to red Ore claim* for | NEED A NEW ROOF! Imcal rr- Iim-inploymcnl rtitnprnsnlions and j pre-entetivii will gladly help service m rn'i readjustment," said you. T rim ' a m th g 'd Volusia Mr. Emerson. ICiH-flng C«. Phono th'8-K Kanful'L . __ _ 1*1,ANT RYE GIIAKH Uki-erh'dM-e, Fla,—lit effoils J" MEAT s UIIRINO »ad smoking in m itra l Flnrida'a must mtalem pn-diwc \Htilvr graving for their ;mssihhon |m*si friuen food locker plant. Wc luck as sism ass pus notify you by rurd when ■your tures that were drenched nnd . meat is rt-ioly ond guarautsr lutdly ilamagetl t»y fall storm-, ClKHlty eAttlrmell sat I?fart ion. Plant open daily Okeeehulsw hast- plnntHd HUM than IT* to"* H:00 to rt:00. of r>v gras* seed and appllv-l CENTRAL FLORIDA QUICK FltEM /E AND KTORAOR CO. put ran- of «up*r.phe»ptm'e and . 101 W. 1316 HC. 150 tons of lime to their p$rmaHanford, Fla. nent ptsturr*. acenrrllng to County Agent Clifford R. Boyle*. SPECIAL COl.l). WAVF.“ $«J)& Sanford Beauty Hslon. Ph. 1354. t o o 0jkD'®aHk?PCNEarv.v;T -\re we 1W GET IR a i l l i $ , r r \ G 0 't ' 5 TO p a SHERIFF [ROW U'AT T*JE sheriff is 1 i;tRg, HE W US DEPUTY W-U RWE to D»E with F L' l y ' “ THE OniER TVtO. ATTENTION LADIB8 I Hake * one-stop service for all your laundry and dry cleaning needs hy Using your^ favorite Self-Service Ijtumlry. THE IIELI'V HKLPY LAllNBRY 40«) W. 15 8b , Kanfprd 7RLAND0 Morning 8entlnel Or­ lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Bay.. lt$5-J. TAMI.'A MORNING TRIBUNE Ik-livered 1" your homo Phuite (%Tlltl6 or 201 atm rtt i i M k I • *—\ ( * f ii\ V vm Hy Pn»il Kobinson K'fTA KETT VfJQWtuat UATSUPOOOMC ( C itU MUX rue 0 4 ra+gOA IMtV 'U * ro awav all M MftNgy- ron >« Rtsttr, t*4!ga] Notice 1 » N O T IC E S — i ’K H SO N A I, TRIED TO WR ■ME BRID5I: IHCU1DC Mt OUT/ WTViSOrieniafi, N'-tWc Is hereby *l»e« tb*« »• .Ts 'UgaaH lx baslness .1 ls-ss •n»Ht. Pl-rhrs. tisUrr the glrtlll imiitr of Tr-plrwl Polisa. I’.'Ot (Stilt coil lb»t W« taiend lt» regl* Irr •*<<) itsoie (UII.I'SSI to tht- Hr r.tit.it. yam, tnatutr ii'haptcr Jt»V6J l^w . of Flortd*. ISO) with !t** TKr Hreuli (*ourt^jUUrtu Sols XUirlfl*. nor I#y h* fs. O'l-mry OWSPfl |»gr. 3. Iflt |in riii;itT »»r m t;' rnt/NTt JirlHIK. gg.MINOl.S tlO I'S T V a t e n r piamtf»A, in f R*' Royal Master titegjur* back again st I-ATtT II. IL POP* m INC. IK llg W1F, KaTATB OF KJIll.V IIAKIil.TIKK V'l.lSK. D(raati>J_ TURKEY i^iOOT alt d a r Hatur TO, AM* WDH'M tT If AT l.’KIlKi dav Decvitils-r 20th. gun or rifle. Hi lion. Plenty llvo turkey*. Bout) Sanford Avenue. 8 h a n n o n Look for sign. Phone .t * ~J7i 'a *! . �Last Of Ainerican'Thisi is Day The World Fell In The Forces In Hungary; By HAL HOYLE ping by the oldcat play in foot­ NEW YOUK, Dec. 10 K)~ ball—a straig h t line buck. Are Withdrawn This is the day the world fell What saved them was the lone­ in, three years ago In Belgium. 6 It is the anniversary of the Moscow Radio Saysj opening of the famous "Battle Tho Bulge”—a Johnny-ComoRussians * Leaving;of l.ste version by Germany' of Hungary, Bulgaria JJapan'i’s disaster-laden surprise Mow at Pearl Harbor. It should also be a red-letter BUlMPKST, Dec. 16 (/I*)-Tt.r United Slates has (oinully noti­ day in the American military foreyer, a reminder that fied Hungary of its compliance j calendar n failing foe always has a con­ whfr the Hungarian |>eace licsiy vulsive throe liefore his end, a by the withdrawal of all Am*r- , snake its final fang. ic.n military .forces from th e 1 The battle l>egan on a dark morning of .snowy horror with country, it w»: trained today The- U. S. alro informed the the Allied top command convinced government it had relumed 658,000 florints ($54,000) and all Hungarian government goodi which had been in it* poiirtrion. Unofficial rr|>orts from Sofia. Bulgaria, said the withdrawal of the Russian garrison, once es­ timated at 50,000. began last week and..was expected to be completed by Christmas. In ac* j cordance with the trraly, the So- , viet Union is not primillrd to retain any troops in Bulgaria. (The Moscow radio in a broadrast monitored In London quot­ ed a 1Tans dispatch from Sofia reporting that the last Bus* aian occupation forces left Bul­ garia yesterday. In compliance wUh the treaty.) Anglo,American farces in Hun­ gary and Bulgaria during the Kusslan occupation amounted to on|y a few doxen officers and orelgn observers estimated i1-1y 20,000 Soviet troopa are lungary, despite the gradual' idrawai in ncccnt months. to tiiniidsin n line of minim.... . tion to the Austrian occupation ton*. For tills, observers ssy, 2,000 to 6,000 troops should laample. Souicrs at the British lega­ tion said- -British notes' similar to those presented to the Hungat Ian foreign mlnlel y by U. H, Counselor William P. Cochran, Jr„ are being prepared. The tx a c ls u m of. Hungarian curren­ cy returned by tho British forces, however, was not disclosed. The foreign ministry declined to comment on what formalities had been undertaken by the So­ viet Union in connection with Hungary's assumption of sov­ ereignty yd iter day In sccordrnce with the pearo treaty j r of the status of ■S ivlel force* Expert Gives Few Hints On Holiday Festive Trimming Perhaps you mldht U rrow an Idea fr.>m Mrs. d E. Whitcomb of Baysldc, Long Island. Mr*. Whiteomli, wife of a New York com­ mercial arti.t, won a first prls.* a t the recent Women's Interna­ tional Exposition In New York with her Paper doll circus mads entirely of paper and dreaaed in ly courage of combat engineers ■t man unns, at road oiocaa blocks ana and isolated Isolated units. hopelessly cut off, who delayed the Nasi surge for vital hours and stained the white fields with the red tide of anonymous valor. By- the nature of this chaotic battle the heroism of hun­ dreds of Individual men will lack even the brief remembrance of a medal. ’ When the (Urmsn tanka ran dry of gaaolind and stranded, the airmen of England and America raked them with roeket and bomb. But to the Doughboys on tho ground' fell the cold torture of driving back the enemy over all the lost miles of forest and mountain. - And for the third straight year the Army which boasts the best fed and best-clothed in the world had been caught without proper supplies of winter equipment. Infantrymen wore their r dors raw dragging food, water and ammunition across the snowlocked hills. Tree limb* snapped and fell In a crystal wilderness, and fold climbed up the legs of Doughboys in frigid foxholes and froie them into khaki Ion. At one field hospital they car­ ried in a captured German sol­ dier, his leg black with gan­ grene. . " It’ll he a change ut least to take oif a Nasi leg.” said a Surgeon mildly. 'T've been taking Dorm legs off American lioys all morning.” Well, that nightmare of three yean hi the quirk and the dead. The quick are hack In civilian life and the Ardenness dead are still being brought^ back In p a tc n m v h a want their (toys at horqe. Then only another ‘war—'f it comes—will show whether America learned the bitter lesson the Germans gave In Belgium's Valley Forge of 1944. 5 Hr CECILY BROWN8TONK Associated Press Food Editor After all the pics that abound a t holiday meals, a really good rake ie a welcome ---- change _*------ i t New Year's. And now that su­ g ar’s around again It’s fun to make .a mammoth double-decker onee in a while. If you wanted to be considered "a good bake” in the part of thh country where I was brought up you had to have a recipe for a wonderful chocolate production up your sleeve ss well ss the abll. to produce a fluffy white lay­ ered creation. But apart from the glorious layer cakes, chocolate and whits, that always ' appeared at Naw Year teas; receptions and parties, there was another cake tr|ck that we loved. All it consisted of was a white cak e. baked in a Urge oblong pan, cut in squares, frosted un five sides with white frosting and then rolled in finely chopped peanuts. The frosting for those peanut squares would be flavored differ­ ently from time to time, some­ times with orange or lemon juice, sometimes just with vanilla. My mother always kept two vanilla beans In tho house—one in a spec­ ial augar canister far certain -desserts and one in a tiny drawer of her desk where we children would go from time to time ami steal a whiff of it. It alwayx seemed odd to us that the dried brown pod<could give off such a lovely delicious *cent. Here it lli« recipe for the spec ioj white New Year’a caket To lire' O'l ln k Cake H cui> butter or fortltl*<1 uitr earlpa X ( ] U, XH H 1 1 cu p s p o w d a m t n e a r « k k *. w p e r a lc d ru p a a id e d flo u r tr a a p o o n t b a k in g p o w d .r te a s p o o n te ll co p m ilk u a tp o n a * v a n illa Cream butter or margarine. Ad, sugar, creaming Ihorpi egg volks one at a tir after each addition. M flour, hakinr powder Add allematelv with _ -*at egg vanilla to first r — ' In Four Into two __ _____ _____ nans that have been gTeated and lined with waxed paper th at is also greased Bake in moderately hot oven, (375 degrees F.) for 35 mlnuUs. Loosen with ypatula, then turn onto a wire cooling rack so It will not "sweat.” Peel off paper Im­ mediately. When thoroughly cool, apread with the following orange frosting between layers and on top sides of cake. Make clock face on ton of cake with aemtsweet chocolate pieces, as llluatratnr*w» r n t l l t g 4 tablrsjHv-n* butler o r foHlflHt m srasrtn* 4 ,U|M rnnfectluur'* tiuitr l in s isb lM p o '1** o t a n a * ju t,* •» l*s*|m<in salt Cream butter or margarine. Add sugar gradually, creaming thor­ oughly. Add enough orange juice to make frosting right consistency fur spreading. Mix In salt. This cake is also delicious with a vanilla custard filling' and tap­ ped with a fudgy frosting. Or usj chocolate custard for between the «M flooded by the storms of acreage is still wet anu sog layers and top with a fluffy white September and October are now according to County Agent 0 boiled frosting. By the wsy, I've frw of water, but m m pa.tuie Ijiw to n . Just heard o f a trick for that sad occasion—which h a a happened even to the best of cooks—when boiled frosting doesn't set quite as well as It might. In this case the suggestion is to mix in 2 or 3 tablespoons of confectioner's sugar, 1 tablespoon a t a time, un­ til the mixture Is stiff enough to stay well on the cake. .There are other frosting tips too, when it comes to application. If you want a professional looking job remoinber, first. So brush away loose crumbs. Then for layer cakes place one ■layer rounded side down on the cake plate, and spread with filling $ 9.95 F lu o re sc e n t Kitchen U g h tn or frosting. But don’t put the other layer on until the filling or 37.95' Electric Steam Radiator^. frosting sets enough to stay in place. 29.95 Electric Hot Air Radiators Test kitchens also usually sug­ gest th at the sides of the cake be iced first, using a spatula held 85.25 Vacuum Cleaner & Attachments in a vertical position and pulling up from the bottom toward the 375.00 Air Conditioner top of the cake. Then pile th e.re­ maining frosting on top of the cake and swirl away I 39.95 Electric lilanketa RAIN DELAYS WORK Lake Butler, Fla.—Union Coun­ ty farm ers have been delayed in planting oata, setting cab­ bage, and applying lime to their land by too' much rain In Not t-iuber, according' to Couhtv Agent J . T. Holloway. 97.50 Hadiu-i'hunuprnph 89.95 Hantam Electric Range 3,000.000 U. 9. Children Cannot See where School Is Getting Them Hr JANE KADH WASHINGTON—8am« 3,000.000 American l-oys and girls can't see that srhonl gets them nnywhi re, Alton! half of them have quit altogether, Thu*e are the e.timates of Dr. John W, Studehakrr, U. 8. ruminiritloner of education. To advise the nation's high schools on gearing their courses to meet the needs of the times a Moreover, it will help to release the richest fixed of resources of wqtcna democracy ran boast— the talents of Its boys ami girls." • * * * #where top foreign writers are where top foreign w riltrrs are nuartered, are planned according to the wcathpr and the national­ ity of the visitors, the President's request for meatlhss Tuesdays end pnultryless Thursdays will be followed to a T . " < Mrs. Victoria (icanry, hostess and housekeeper, says she will "go along” with anything tho govem inent requests. A* far as fare goes, simnliclty was indeed the keynote at the tea throughout the cuuntry. Member- _that-Mra—Ucorgc—MntahalL-udfa. vhffrirtptudi't ('dflfnlurs represent- of the Secretary of State, gave at ing nine major educational or- Blair House the other day for gnnliatiuna. Dr. fitudrhaker says heads of diplumatlr missions and tho commission's plans call far their wive*. v guidance In such "dawn-lo-earth" Murp amha-Mulors minissubject* a* home and family life, th, n you cou)d ^ a k c a stick Joh hunting, budgeting. u*e of lei- , t werr on hand -n,ev and thp| r sure time, under* ending of the wives'seemed to relish tho little necessity and dignity o f all type* , trtdwiches of cream cheese or of labor, civic responsibilities and th|„ , i |v,rs 0f chicken a* much a* .Hi™ " reM' . , they do the more lavish buffet* "Too many of our young people dUhcd up , t |hl?,r r„ | d tn w i. It- It is peopled will) fahuluua charactors designed tn delight the heart of almost any child—and Mrs. Whitcomb says It cost her very little .but time. 1 Mr*. Whitcomb made her circus of crepe paper, which storekeep­ er* saved for her a fte r It had been THH^rem iRJoW -dccdrttm nr ITcgt fa her aysteni: I.. Take a piece of white crepo per four and ono-half Inches 0 Inches, stretch It to remove ereplne.i. I-siy It in front you. Place a ball of cotton the aiie of a large walnut on the edge nearest you aipl close to the left side of the {taper. Roll the paper away from you Into a cylinder, rolling the cotton ball up In th* cylinder. Twlat tightly the open end nearest the tollon hall. This Is tho top of tli# head. Twist tightly the longer end. This become* the a nine of the doll. Cpt away soma of the .mall twist uf paper at the top of the head and paste rest flat. 2. Take a square of paper tow­ eling, roll |t tightly, wrap (,t around with B narrow strip of crCpe paper and paste down the atrip. Place (Nfs- a t right angles to th* spine, slightly below th# b u d , and anchor It to the spina by twining around both a "rib bon” of crepe paper, half an Inch wide. The paper roll* represents the arm... Cut It to the right propdrllbn*. ^ * TUESDAY, DEC. 16, 1917 SA N FO R D H E R A L D , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A AGE EIGHT latic needs, he says, "will make a frontal attack on such problems as youthful Irresponsibility, lack of social concern and delinquency. Indian ladles and children liv­ ing in Washington w ire Invited to the Indian embassy the other afternoon when .Mmc. Aruns Saf All, wife of the Ambassador, gave a party to celebrate* Duaachra, ah ancient Indian festival, — Tbo-faatival-m arks 'th e victory of Rama, India's Ideal of filial ty and klqgly virtues, over van*, the demon King of Lanka (modern Ceylon.) e Army Has New Way To Make Friends With Civilian Aid There's no place like home! Especially la this true at Christmas time, In-cause Chri*trua» plays autli nn Im­ portant part In the “American way of life.'* Wc ploy an important part In your life, too, by providing you with valuea In fine furniture year 'round. Visit our store tomorrow. We Want to wish you "Merry Christ­ mas!” and show you our fine stock of gift Items. OrcuHlonnl Chains In All Blylesa Novell) Talilm, Modern and Period From j 2-Pc, Sofa Bed Sulim I Pc. Bedroom Suites- From Wide Choice of Chedar Chests From l^neehole Desks Handsome l-ounge Chulrn * Table I.nmps, All Styles- From $139.00 $ 98.00 $ 49.95 $ 59.95 $ 69.00 $ 7.95 ChnrmJjlKJkmdnlr-Chal * i* 0 0 Inneraprlng Mattresses • *fc $ 39.50 1*44.95 $ 12.95 $ 39.95 Wlltg Chairs Flat form Rockers Everything On Our Convenient Terms By CLAItKB BEACH WASHINGTON—A rm y men have found a naw way to make frirmla and obtain the help of civilian*. They arc encouraging civilian* to criticise and advise them. It'a done through Army advisory com­ mittees, which have been formed In 425 communities and now com­ prise 0,500 Army-minded men and teamen. ——lift. The Sanford Furniture Company Has Scores of Beautiful Furniture Rifts Ready for Your Selection* S |p r ^ It t... Cocktail leg*. Turn up the ePndi wrap these with a strip paper to give a moccasin nd lacquer them with I polish. p *h# spine with crepe 111 the trunk of tba body take the hair take a atrip community relation* unit. Aa an examplt, h* relate* that savers! months ago Qtn. Court­ ney II. Hodges, commandsr of the First Army, received letters from the dean of woman a t the Univer­ sity of Uochs.tsr and from a Wil­ mington, Dai., educator. Both asked to I* relieved of service on Army advisory committee* fae- k2r£sa; universal military training and Handsome Bridge Seta Period Sofas- From Glve Something Dinette Sets ' NED SMITH, Manager 'j30C East First Street "Right Where W#*ve Been For 26 Year*” �* V ■ ' < fc/ ♦ n r^. , - S.' THE WEATITER In U n ity T h e r t b S t r e n g t h ■ To Protect til* Pjsee of the W trU i ‘ rea #f A m rrtn t for Sanford.' Cnti*ldrr*ble c|i>uillnfH this !(•' lfrn>M*n. inn'rhi ami Thursday. Mild temperature- i )im afternoon, nhrhtlk *(ntrr lonl*M and Thursday. :< S? ■ww ir if u jM E XXXVIII EsUbtlshed 1908 Not To Block # GOPMeasure Barkley Says Amcnd. ments Will Be Of­ fered -To Further Truman Proposals WASHINGTON Dec. 17 ( / P ) The Senate ■ Democratic Policy ^Tommittee today (W arded’ pro­ posal) to try to block consider*lion of a Republican anti-inflation - bill and decided intlead to at* tempt, to amend it. Chairman Barkley (Ky) told reporter* the Senate Democratic leaderibip will offer amendment* 'in an effort to carry out a* much of President Tniman’a program a* W In thii .cotinrctifln, Barkley laid . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ■ *■ l * ” " Iron Age Says Steel Industry British Is At Present Maximum Output NEW YORK, Dec. 17 (/!’) lhe lion Age, national metal (diking weekly, aaid Ipd.iy thrtc i« li'lle more the' iteef indmlry can. do lor coc,sumer* pleading K>r nddti'oi -I supplies. "Iheie ti n o l i (Itance,' n id the publication, "that output will be gteol rmugb for many a momh to tilence the Insistent demand for tom* kind H aft ion,' Die rrly (wssible answer during the first »ix ok ’.(In of I'MB is the urn's.-ting of the present high ingot rate -a £e*l wliich- will depend «n the weather, scrap market and nva li­ ability of pig iron." The mngaiine gald 'bat ad­ ministration leader* and qtlrern advocating legislation providing for nlbeatbyi* control'! lit the ateel industry "either are un­ familiar with current steel ren­ ditions or .!«■ are willingly foxtrrlug propaganda in order 'to bring about such allocations. “ With few exception*," the weekly continued,.“the tight steel supply, the current gray market and the condition of the raw ma­ terial picture are n p ’ different t|ian they have been for months on end. Nor will the carrying out of the Marshall Plan ns fa:' n? steel I* concerned create any tighter situation than baa already been brought at mul by urgent steel export* durinjj all of thla year." the Iron Age said moat steel users are getting none actual steel tonnage than they were a year ago but ‘bec«u»e of con­ tinuing demand it may her many months before ateel supplies will even remotely catch up with to­ tal ateel requirement*,” "Tho , current dither at*out the gray market in steel.7 the pub­ lication declared,- "hii-i rkpnmlc-t all out of proportion to the site of ,*ucb a market." Mills were unable to meet pre­ vious promise* for November dnd Decemlier quotas, the magMilne explained, -"berau*? of tt .coal -aHeamtlnmisI MPa I'imht I no Democratic attempt will be 1 ,1 made to iniert in the mea*urr the * alandby price-wage control* which Mr. Truman bat luggeited at an r \e n I p i ‘ I O * | I 1 I important point in hit plan to check the riling cent of living. _ _ _ , | . . ------- “W# . a r e . not going la .delay confederation of thii bill, but we * »are going to try to perfect', it." the _ _ . _ i ~ _ ^Kentuckian added. Cost T o T h is Coun- 100.000 H am pers Solijl Barkley said a price-wage con­ try Is Increased | A t F arm ers Market trol meaiure which he introduced B y $ 2 0 0 , 0 0 0 , Q00 .F o r O ver $300,000 yesterday will not he offered at an amendment. Plan [Entirely New icy K M itm a » !'■*• r.i«*n Government Moves Into Its Heaviest Tax Collections WASHINGTON Dee. 1 7 -f/P )The government, Ju»t moving Into Ita heavieat tax eolleellon period, may be (7,000,000X100 to the good by the and of Maifb,---------And there la a good chape* It will be able to show that aante budget aurplua for the entire 1048 flieal year when it *nda next June 30.. Thla would be far above the . President's original official estimate of (4,667.000,000, which i he will reviae next month. Already receipt* have exceeded spending by more than (716,000,000 and official! aald. today an­ other (6,000.000.000 or to, may be added during the next three and * half month*. At bottom, they laid, the big tax aeaaon should add (5,000.000000 to the existing aurplua. which waa built up through the itarkrM' revtnue period the government goea through. After March revenue collection* usually run heavy. Last flacal year, the govern ment ran up a (3.867,flOO.OftO.ex* c*ss of receipt* by the end of March but It faded away to a • final surplus of (764,000.000 under a heavy April-throughJune deficit. There were some unusually hravy outlay* then, however, Thla year, official* figure the ^ end of-Mareh surpluq should hold < • firm. The big jump In the aurplua In the December-March period re­ sult* from peak-reeelpla of cor poratlon and indivllual income tax payment*. The withholding tax from payroll* goea on ateadily from month to month. The Deeember-March collecllona accounted for more then 40 per cent of total tax revenue* fast fiscal year. Spending during thet period amounted t* barely |N percent of total-year spending, so the aurplua mounted. The government received IX Tlt,WW.l)06 more than It spent in the Deeember-threugh-March period last year deeplt* outlay* of (600.000.000 on the llrltlih loan and ( 1,100,000,noo orf the World Bank and fund. ‘ ire will be no furThla year, ther nk ai titif-butlay. on a completed because the U. As for Ita aubcriptlon brut (300.tb* British 1> 1,000 credr __M 0 of tb* H has boon FRENCH FOOD DOCKS LE HAVRE, Djfc. J 7rrOP)—,n » B. 8 . American Leader, carrying ifiOO ton* df food given by the American people to France, docked Atlantic croa*ng*Sat tie U y S T tl scheduled arrival by (4 hours. * e ahip waa greeted b y a lr .n i tad. A full afternoon « area arrangofficial eabinet rolneritb a ibgirador Jsffand U. pari, Caffery of food were to ssr-aSsasr* ~ NO. 28.1 Truman Signs To Give Explosion Shatters Chemical Plant Tanks P re s id e n t R e p o rte d R ead y T o Suggest LONDON Dec I 7~(>T»>- -A high­ ly placed goveinmrjit tomce raid today, the Brilith cabinet probably will "reconsider the whole- struc* ture of .it* foreign- paltry" tomor­ row a* a result of the Big Four Ministers* failure t o ' relicb any agreement on the future of Ger­ many. Foreign Secretary Lrne*t Bcvin war expected to <qren the cabinet deliberation* with a formal report on the disagreements which brought the Rig Four Conference to a rime in failutr. , " U 'A s i itv r n n N . u-e 17 t-Tt—The tim e r tfolatirely . upheld I,,.It, i u .ippcipris* flon rtm iffllllc’s ys-.IKtfl.fip^ rtl! io the \,rn»inif>tr .11Ion’s 13(7,000^60. em ricenry for- •* rign *id program lhe voice tain would join with lire -United Slate, in a. »tmng bid to have France merge, her nTrupa'liori /one of Gftntkny'* with lire xlteady fuietf Brili.h-Ameiiran rone* | to a. to pul a* much h. |Ktt»ible of WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 d I1)- • ■ D ir tiring bean deal waV "red Chairman Taft (Ohio) of thr Senate Republican Policy Coni* The Stale Department announced hot" during November at lire San- Geitnany*. induiltiaf macliine to mlttee told reporter* earlier that lodsy tire United Slate* and J ford Slate Fattnei* Msrkei, a* work in Europe* recomtruction. f » AttOtlated Press Leased Wire Bcvin To Report To Cabinet Tomorrow On Failure Of Big F o u r Conference U. S. To Pay Part String Bean Deal ,i.RX"t''idj"X'^j,K twh policy. e*pre»trtl grave ranUi British share Is Reported Hot and the indefinite .hr conference eotu,« prolongation of Of Occupation As Tireeraeker It appeared certain that „ Hrt„. a bill he introduced, approved yesterday by the banking commlttee. will l>e brought before the Senate immediately. 4 V ~ Thla measure would provide for voluntary Induitry agreements to hold prices In line and to parrel - . SANFORD/ FLORIDA WEDNESDAY. DEC. 17. ID 17 Initial dfseuMlon* along this line went believed to hnvr^ taken place today when Krenrh Foreign Ministrr t.org* Hidanlt railed on Hevln. U. S. Secretary of State firarer f’. Marsboll amF llldault repnrtcttly disrtiased • this samo lubject last night. Marshall was Invited to lunch with King Ct-orgc al Buckingham S’ntare today. The deputy foreign ministers, Look Range Policy U n d e r .'Jew A g e n c y *«lc dr, I-ion *•*>■ sabi-rt to * pns-dhlr .Jjjtef roll rail ftiii*. WAVIIINQTON, li«. • 7 rif’t - j. X , - j r *. ►7* I'm k lc n t I mm in jtgnerf the r r - jo m ' (»97.IM«.(m0 l.meigenev Humn Aid Rd! locl.tv tnd w aj tepmii * ■■* pRl~d about- ir.tflv .. with a - Jlfi.mqi.lHHt.tmo I,me range Euro* T "* i»e,tn leiuvery -|t!O gr|tn. Aides ,lt-,lo. d tb.st Mr. Iruman will re f iHmeml to t citgieit that government sgenry he SMOKI AND flAMft pour from wrerketl, twisted napttiateue tank* nfter a t't i?t hod llltrrrri lire var-tr of 1 "rl* the fteltly Tor and Chemical {'orpotatlor. nt Granite City,' HI The oily « 't *ti-i-rn },>■ tire forte,of the * retied lo liimlre lbs long range fxploalan. Three Pmpinyret *■'.,« tniurr I it pt it ' H I / >•- - . .. — - - t-lr-f rr-rnf-rr-TTf t 'prfj-^n tu ill, i -itiqdclr ! i menage on 1 ^-^*s%a-<7 —■ i - lire whole Jubjert. lire m r.tage Will Ire rent Capital Building Board Shows What Can Happen , Collapses And 1 To Schools Thru Incompctency itl ^ Fmeign Aid were !’i | lie N.iltomd I djtr ilnm \ D lire 1Im.*•- Hoar, ib- t *u* Killed, 11 Injured • in lire ti I ' I ■«) >!»■m of , t iuurjiiati . w.,- an a(ipifi|lli.Uli)ll bill. p_ro ftnl.ii .* “t*F*• — — W V H IIM .in N . h 10 | ’fIfi1*1«*\ * | OftttlJI»IW ttf Friday, tire C'apilol, variou. angle* qireiimn under ileb*le. _ , . --- i) w hu o i hi , i line $$09,000,001) for wml' ,r|rel In 1't ife It'ilv anil AmtlU lit (It" irenute \p p t eprlfttton* (ot lire lilsk "■ «* (nm m ittee, lire question was l i e iluiili* i < N e t ! * , t ."I-*e | lilt ufiefe lire cjlleitioil rtf, wlietlrer, .whether any inytrey tlreuld be *.-kr a 1 itl'jilli , Iiih I lire public i lin'd v*!rm anil Mt|*t*“ ' l > i„ |„.|,i China. T hat it with to* fund" had (■'-«.*» .,n i*-g group hud l» fnte it l.t- t,cneial *ire fm several jr .tis in „ IhmI Albeit K. Wedenu-yrr who maile temld elr-tinn*.. s n rh itia lour l i t t *ttmnref • Tin- NKA. nn ntqttnisalinn which, -with it e -rrfitn rtr, rl iiiai |t riqiresentS ' hhiuihi E.-uilim-, aulil . election of * a inniuritv nf Calholii'S In ll,,- (1 \ ,*-Ill'll In,Aid lt-*ii|t<-d In on iigr,I'ltn-nl In Inkr in -fie Cfltholir -,hmd William *' lluHit* former smbaslliikoring ov-> i -srbfi appoint­ iiifint li» nesciiw who WH-* nrutih^r ments which frtUowefl, t however, Co-Clinirmnu Rcsicns !*-d In t* ftrenl of tire h-ritd 1" tn' . rht* ll I #4rri$*nf A iiw n tiiro lire w Imoi nip'-t iiili-O'l' iit, n In Kow Over Act ton r.m m itin -I* »nr *h»l nr,dunged studenti»t*ike, ii "rin t" n |t *nl (khfti^jit In mil^ * fiml a rie tta nt ~clio>il. letard meet (i (tillIlf»5ii W** iftfer # * 11• m et, liui-.t ii-t l gn'tltnii ' of leni'li e rr nnd fiimllv I ifg tint Inn n f t l M W, YORK n. Imard, including Hi" CathoRe H onnri ..................... maiorttv "f thiee. W.lll.lte WAS lll.'el loiltllllv (O T hr li'Piirt mill! “ Although tire Imtriedlalc fie-ttr *eek the picridenry H-at )'r*t nf the dlsirttte centered tn the nn in independent llrkrt. poticius nnd rondnet of tire tnoj(lie artlon hiunt'.lil the i f 'H e n tv mf'mlrers nf lire Itonitl, the m ,ii".t fi| Dr I r.ink Kingibm. wMde m ntm versial iiiiettln n , of VVASItr t.T fiN Dee. 17 (f1A— He* it«- nf pul,lie fund* in tu p I* (' A rn i Ii Him in. wire i 'i * T t.'l W X \ -.ffi' ldt Ito-e icllgned l"u t of (»ec|Arlan rdm nlinn l> t ll,e , *n|r ill**rntir.g *nte in th« *iv| n tl t I «■».'"* his way out Irern IlMUtlfht ilifn tire open nil), v ig in tf itinn". etc, niiye- i.nmmil- : tmlav * f'" ' earning ■under eon,-r.mat ' fi r e f -,1 aeerpllng f*vattending widespread pnMreily-I’ nd'leil tllnl tire NKA war tret If e tm / /root ■ t si elsn l, t Is , WAA Kintdooj esplAtnmg hi. tf " attem pting to "pn** nn tire merit* huto ll tread.. fictl l**fnrr nf the ipit-ainn as tn w h cth fl. "* ttaltnn. *sitl be bid no rnlKtint The t h 'r " a m atter of faw nr policy, piddle of W ill late .im! tbsl Itt'.Ijn! id H"’i" si----—operi vL Commit; . : l’i iji-ii they hint bought support of seetartsn sehnot* It *i ,et| the (nini-r i ,bii*re*^nfflcc-V ,’' f ^ 1 1 " , - new eptnmohtles ' TIti* limrpvpr, "rwrul^tfi'! I»» *rrk Imp IVtiifiri.ilit r»r»niiti 1, In "f A. 1. Loilwirk, A t L e a s t F iv e M o r e ‘. tllttwv " f" if, I ..b it t i n litp p rn wlten i rmiiinunitv ^ t min, I I i *i • i item *\l,u .n r in.uleijiMte m.*n in iitin Britain bsve completed gn agrre- drippers put it and according la Arc Believed To lie men! under which th i» 'to u n tiy Manager H. I. Lehman'* report, Trapped In Ruins it ex acted to a.iume a great-r 100.125 hu.lrel hamper* »old for •hare of occupation CMta in lhe $ ) | 9,J 93. average of $319 a .WASHING!ON Dec. 17 i/F) Anglo-American /one* of Germany. CM)f Flirttreii luiureluiq tlirmiKli Ion. While detail*--were withheld ; ^ hr allribulfd to . the factd of iMm* early tod.iy incited a jrendmg*-formal signing of lire ^ Semlnaelc Country growVjftmsn. finm lire interim nl a agreemrnl la te r m the d*y, goV- > I( n„ t, m 4£|f, of building wlimr full.qire .killed it ernmen. of .cal. have aa.d .1 ^ fo(low,ng report, of .torn, Icail one |ret«nn and inji.rt*\l I I prov^-a that lie U S.^ will laket t j ^ , lhe cfD,; in lhe L,ke i ( ,i n f i ti or it sen r i i r l.tafcVJ otben. on 7? i*rc*nl ol 11m? combined ail l l co.t* in rfturn lor a greater voire O k n t M t e area, Dr, William CLudy, l uc l)c. At a result of lire huge bean in ceonomic affairs pf .the .two pettwrent »u♦**,•!. 'lid "5 wouldn't rale., November .how. a 3fl per­ /one*. _ . ... • Ire lum irird i( limp ,nc f u r m Brituli and American official, cent .ale. inrrea.e over Novem­ R e n d e r s K i w a m a n s *ix mure in llreic " hive declined to italr rxaelly ber. 1946,\ with 165,777 unil. .Guided l.y lie in r .. Iirrijirit Ry P.C.A, Members how much additional lhe United telling for $474,276 a. compared foqnd lire woman a edged m jhe iH . , . -i nnd ntul **nd inn* between tire art Kiniinlans tmlay enjoyed a half both ratinlrtf.- have been .trend­ during November. 1946. lliild limn*. Urey dug bci mil Florida grown units totalled lU'Ur mneert played by the Sem­ ing S-hJfcOOO.OOO annually, they ireaily five- bmtn a(|ef the rnl* inole High School Band, led by 1(6,320 and »old for $464,673" dur said a good estimate i* at least Ing tire past month; oul-of-aiet* -It. E. Black, director. Each num­ l,t|MC orfllirril. »cmiHu,,,. .... : r.tahir produrts wero valued at 10,703. ber played by the 41 -piece hand A sertuut nl the - aeven-.tniy Lending produce sales other of lioys and girls was heartily f (’AttllttJirtJ MU l*a«r * *»fc»* applauded, and the numliet * lothan Ireana were: oranges. (46.eluded marelres, popular nnd . • * ■ 1**11 074 at an average of 12.00 a crate; relery at (4.60 a crate and classical tune. The hand, i n , m A SK S 11 totalling $2'..,.027; tangerines at Lx-breetl by I'rinripal H|-imnt» I Morris, . 1, ' (2.27 a rrale average brought (18,734 and cucumber** at (4,76 tVnlter Gardner ws* fcirttirril. _ /( , average bruoght ( 16,618, In . trumpet Icail on a poputarj [ n ( , ^ 1 1 1 >J e a l l l l g S * * ’ *#»»•■■■ r-> Of interest Is the sale of a 100 mmjlirr. l-ran-e* IreHls, tlarm et-. Mr., Sara Hughes, governor notmd sarjt of Florida grown 1st, and Donna Lou Harper, tenor . * .. . of District Four,-. IPilot Interna­ Braxll nbt* for (40.00, and 37 jaxophone players' w e r e '"given i WASHINGTON, Dee. I n l ' tional* of Orlattdd,- :pald her of- sacks of petans a t (37 a sack. bag* of catiily by Klaranlans who Senator Barkley (D -hyl tmlay tnfiral visit to the loeal Pilot T hlrtv crates of California Ice­ hml won them by wearing tt wit Irtxtude l Irpt^latlon m nutlmrri> flu b at its meeting held in the berg lettuce wev6 sold at 17.00 a el nl, emblems tmlay. Miss LeFil*; SerreUry .o f Agr|evllure \iy ltt**l eg"*rev. (,n^ | ’ feah]iiui Voca'lonal School Building last r ra tr. wnH eratas of the F lnr- led the final marrh o f.tha s tlnn.1. luO-U i—inako_nuLtii' ..liauiLJ— ill iht T ' th*- litre*; ntaio ritv It,-!, ittirle . tlt-Okta), chairnight,— Preceding—the— meeting, Ida grown nroduct at (3.40 aver­ r f Mo- Nfitlh ) lillb o a n l fur “c m .! . ( 0 .rb,itm .in ..ml , p erso n s piigagnl in irrnln f it,,- , ..remittee, said two members of tho l>oard entertained age. Two boxes of Florida leftiIn his Inlmdiietlon, Mr. Morti* istlon, but Sens Ior Tuft (R-Ohlo) ducting lire affairs of - tho Irearil in -reh a way th a t large ..erti'iui I vt .,i “ icektng th- iptniio itren ‘ ,.f Hi,- t,.., , Imiibl be "fired” — at dinner at Lormann'a Restau­ ons sold-for (3.00 a crate and 26 statnl tbsl on Sept. 8, Director Mocked Immediate consideration „f lie- roinmunltv have 1>, r"ioiIi 5 , smmIoi on (Ii- n o s ' ,1-dpt M Cm-*,', deputy sdminisrant for Mra. Hughes. crates of California lempns al Hlaek had but II expericnr*«l Barkley offered lii,- prnpoeal In teal nr -f the A ltrraft and F.lec. Presenting the Inter national (7.00 a rrata. Louisiana ’ celery players, and now the band num- l it,® Senate offer cons*.teislmisl fie- divided on religions g ro u n d -" ... • , . )lr lirkel,'* sot! .t'lil-d: ‘ 11,,'uic* DUpusal IHvUton:' #nd theme for the year, "Peare and (16 'cratesI was sold at (7.60 a Irers 41, ami predicted tbsl by publican* had moved Ip Iretb Senl‘ »'Med:. . . w ll "The lesson of N orth Coll-gi I <nulil tret Mippoit w all * Henclret Itenediet, s-,«netsle de­ Progreia," Mr*. Hughe* apoke crate. next year It'w ill-h e 'o h e of *lre „te and House to seek tiadinq Hill is rlear. tret every com ,f le n u ll lot I’rr'.nl-rd .i» a pot'. adm inistrator o f ' t h e asm* briefly on that aubject and extre.t high'school hands in Florida. ( inform ation from Anderson with- ,nunjt¥ |„„y i u , r |mnl. I f , „„i ji.utv , milIkllte .,ntl nui-t i|ivi ion. Ini tied the purposes and alma of \fr Morris Mfirrit invitr/t mmnil M»rh "fit LivlalelLiit * . ■ . . of« eduen■ Mr. invitnl rhilt club member* legislation ■it in^iiit that it* board Hot International, railing fur Ernest B., Cochrane to attend lire cantata program t» mv «eun« i F it'll, .tire Senate i. Republican lion tn. composed of Intelligent, 'tulumalir-i'jy the aunport 'of raeh member. Ire given by the Glee Chib tonight Pulley Ghmmittee voted tbsl .the unprejndit r-d nu-n and Women <d tmn* wdM I l . ' ' wlntti aitvo |l!(, i_,,f did tret act ImShe naked for written • reports Dies At Age-Of 83 at the school. v ; re"dist^lv. t;OI’-contrulb <t Senate 'Appropria­ greul will who understand their rated a ttfitxl p u t v “ from all eomntllte*- chairmen and The band today numbera tn tions Committee aliould In-jte n role as board members nod upTh. |, r \ R„jd j|, a-tioq m In ruocr , of leaving today to rommented favorably on their reErnest B. Cochrane, S3, resi­ rlarinrts and three saxonlmncs In - ubpoenn for information Andrr- m eeifite.tbe importance of pub ) **'*" ^ porta/ ng Wallace to iurT a* ■ " 1 “ * 1was ,tu*y Brig, ,n ,h^tleneral - Ar m^ dent of North llattev, .Qurlrer, tho reed Mellon, flute, ptcolo, and lie educallnn," Air Fat-re In reply to a bulletin from Canada, died yesterday > after- In the brass section eight trum ­ iu>n has. irelepratdent *-,*'iiiIi*lnt "gtl’W no* Jan ie' Molh-on, WAA arsociat# the International Relations Com- noon at the hospital following i pets, twn/tromRones, threo Imsv Then tire llnu*" Rule* Cum„f tire cohvlrtiurt *>f !’■ C- A, Ii'lminiatmlor tylto w u also crltimlttee soliciting the cooperation short illness. He rhm*. here Nov. horns, and two altos. The per­ mlttee sent to the House (lour » ,’ nle chapters who Itnd expreese-l eirr I hy lie Rlllev sod who tesof the club In ati International 1 after spending several winter* cussion group Included fivj snore i,-solution tn set lip u sevrn-Tnnn StorcH Tn Remain tln-ii support Tot th ii position tifrejl ho'hnd purfhased a Chrys-' project, a committee composed at Clearwater and Nassau. Ill* drummers, one bass -druip an I House rotntnUlee to investigate had inged tire national or 'jer at 'regular retail prire from Open In EvcninKS nod K'nnllaneil speculation un the nation’s com­ of Mra. Esther Rive, Mra. John aumme home waa at North Hal- one cymbal. «t< I'**' • •«*ti I • , a Washington tlealer with I-odmodity market*, especially by any L. Galloway and Mra. E. B. ley. / Kiwifiii President Lester Tharp wlrk's* hcln. * Following a canvass of niust ((-■■Hasrd *• !••*» Kiefer. l>eraon connected in any way with All three contended there waa He waa unmarried and is aur- announced that the next club tho federal government. The of the Sanford Merchants in the Zoo RtlUdingB Have > ........ .. - — ....... ..... .......J ) meeting will be on Tuesday, Dec. nothing wrong in their H action; vived by a slater of Montreal. House group woubl also seek the downtown area made hy Neil for LodS3 due to the holiday. Club mem­ U n i p A tw l S n a il L o o k denlr<l doing any favors IredSmith, president nf the Sanford ancDla the ton of the let -1 More Cold Predicted Senator Mathew Cochrane, Cans ber*, who will preside at the Sal­ information from Anderson, j r p i c n n t t o | i » i i i /* m 11* wj k nmJ (ii) | h . „ x p M , P ( l n o n e . Merchants Association, and Clar­ Anderson has .taken thr stand ence Redding, secretary and tienvation Army kettle* and dlnre --------- r „ „ i f'arev aid be was uaing “on For Midwestern Area dian stock breeder, and importrr board*, a l'ackatd Irelnnging were announced by Kail lliat ho cannot, under present Bluer, ii majority of the atom s in T he Sanford Zoo ImiMItlg* wtttj j . r" -■ of ehurt horn cattle. In his ear­ law, aupply such inforninllon. He their new root of green pahU j t() |^ d w}ck, while swatting a new lllggsnbotham. M a r t i n StineSanford, will begin remaining lier days he. won a number of Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS ' wbieb l.udwlek ptannerj awarded bags of candy to wiggetled to the Senate Appro- onen' until I* o'elocke Saturday have n splek and span look,, amt 1 Another rold wave waa headed cups for hts skill at golf and cipher today workmen are rrpainllng to buy fur him at the regular I t a s l l s w s mi I's a e t'-lahU * ita s tliw a as tmmo Kisfeti night and "will rontinue to do so tbnnls. Into parta of the chilled Mldwcab' through Dec. 24, tho night W ore tire eabin nn Monkey Island. Tire nrlre. today aa tomperaturea remained Funeral sendees will be hrld workmen have rent overt some of -- (l-w-M — "I—I,re--O'*rrbased- a Christmas. below normal In most of tho ren* mo T " : ^Thursdty q d s y _ mornlng ., M i g j d the worn out trapear work aleive new Pontiac from a Washington inasmueh as the majority of tiw o’clock st the Erickson Fum-isl , ibe ealiln. anil have engr-d simian firm after L'idwifk talked to the country. the ^ J t l meml^ni nf the Monkey Island Horn* with the Rev, Mark Car­ these hour*, Mr. Smith as bead c|(v Commission who might in- dealer lie sold he later sold th* Toilay's coldest weather was In penter officiating, car and Ireught n used 1047 Cad­ of the Merchant* Association, re­ North Dakota and Minnesota, with the work. Female illac from IfOdwlrk. commended that ell store* rom- terfere with the nation’s lowest reading monkey “socialite*'' are mean­ 1'urchate of 48 additional park - ’ Motor Sale* and by the A ami P ply with the closing hour*. LANDON BARRED 2 below, reported at Pembina, N. while allowed the run of the Is­ D. Yesterday's lows In Minnesota NEW YORK Dee. 17 M V-For- Ing meter* of th* two hour, five 1Grocery and th* north *ide of land. since their behavior i* all penny and two nickel type haa th* atreet by tho Florida Hotel typo h»i were 16 below. Across the Can­ mer Governor Alf M.' London'of that Emily Pont could desire. • HIIOOTH LEG OFF adian border al Winnipeg the Kansas, Republican presidential P0lf| authoriaad by the City, It and the west tide of North JOHNSTOWN. P a , Dec. 1 7 announced this morning by Hanford Avenue next to Homer's .'i?e mercury dipped to 17 below and cimlidstc In 1036. Was bared from l<Pi—A Jap bullet' ahattered tho Grill, federal forecasters said the colder the Metropolitan Opera Club H.-N. Saycr, city manager. _ NEW PLANE ‘ Present parking meter* In thu left leg of I^iwrenre Westovcr, Purchase of th« additional me­ weather would move into parte of Monday night because be was not BETHPAGE, N. Y. IW -J 7 Gtt 39, in New Guinea. downtown area ary to bo e x ­ the If id weet ton ight NeW falls In formal attire. Lnndon, who wjui ter* waa decided Monday after­ An Army surgeon used a silver —A new now amphibian plane, of snow were forecast to accom­ the guest of George A. Stoan, noon at a special meeting of changed foi> a type that will plate to strengthen It but this the Albatross, designed for oper­ pany the fresh mass of cold air. •resident of the Metropolitan the Commission, said Mr. Sayer, allow moro varied time of park­ was later removed Westovcr said ating in rough sea*, waa ahown Light snow waa reported In Club Viuo and chairman «. of Its board after- property -and store "owners ing by Insertion of one to five ho suffered terrible pain! and publicly here yesterday by the ted tthem In ord*r to innles, or a nickel, aald Mr. scattered sections of the country | of directors, said- "I was barred had requested en t'“didn't seem to help." Grumman Alfcraf^, Engineering ngUm. Oregon, a t the door because. I was not prevent ell-day parking of auto­ ayer. The present type is for cm* treatm with falls In Washington, i."*V ____5 Finally, ho could stand It no Corporation. Michigan, Wisconsin, M,i« « vmh wearing tail*. And nothing that mobile* in front of place* of penhy or one nlckrf. more. Stats Policeman Matthew . Tho Albatross If expected to Illinois, Ohio, New York and Mis- George aald would change the business. For the peat two week*, Man­ >J. O'Brien reported- Westovcr lake off and lend when necessary lOUH#^ » =” F-- 1 ; ? “f" mind *f the man a t the door who The following place* and atreet* ager Saver ha* been busy a t -W*nt out on hi* back puarth last among waves as high as four and Although temperature* In most wore a full drees suit. hav* been designated for tha the Municipal Airport, checking night and blaated the aching leg a half fa s t It is powered by two sections of the south were below Wright 1,426 horsepower engine* "I said to George, 'Don’t Wor- new meter*: Commercial Avenue the transfer of furnishings, in­. off with a 12-gaug* shotgun, normal yesterday Miami reported nr about ma, for I've been barred by th* Valdes Hurel: the south cluding end cqulpi but has auxiliary rocket-power eluding furniture—-sn d equipment j (n , .hospital, surgeons com i ; a high e l (6 aa compared to 6A before from other place* because aide of Bppt Second Street •;< formerly used by th# Nsvy, from plated too bslow-tho-khoo am units whith make possible take­ at Tampa. •' I wasn't wearing tall*. . trooiiaaaa mi r»*» ««#*•» 1 putaUon. t offs from water in 12 seconds. front of lodge’s Grocery, Holler Wallace Urged To Seek Presidency ^ By Leftist Group High School Band Renders Kiwanian Half Hour Concert K n iM a U .... . . 2. WA A Officials H> Ucsiglicd, 1 Mure May Rcsiitn Mrs. Sara Hughes, District Governor Visits Pilot Club HarklCV To 0k Name List / ■H,u >i. P PurchaseOf48Additional Parking Meters Has Authorization Of City m m m M Xfterr. S * i. ifB fc - V " *•">**’ " i i " » - J V . . »' i ■ v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 16, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 16, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 16, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4e6741c7dadc0cb29c34cef5180b9035.pdf ffda8e7be54f179474b239c3221775a8 PDF Text Text EARN $200.00 PER WEEK SALARY M elv in Trucking Company. Inr., W lruion-Sa'em, X. C. t i l t t t young men an opportunity to go Into burine** for Ibemaclre*. Wo aell yon a 19th Model L. J. Mark Diesel or l l t l Model CM Abtocar Dieael T ractor. IV.e give yon a three year leaae cnn lrari. Earninge antflcienl to pay for trn rk In three yearn, not in flatin g .alary . TRUCKS SOLD TO OWNER-OPERATORS ONLY (W H IT E ). DOWN PAYMENT OF 1250000 REQ lTREf) Apply to: • M 'l.ran Tracking Company,' Inr, Winston-Salem, N orth Carolina. HOUSEWIVES ATTENTION Do your Xmns Shopping with more . Freedom Simply Carry Your Laundry . to the * i . Launderette of Sanford Wp' vp plenty of Rendix Machine* • No W aiting FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1947 * TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TEN • No Appointment Necessary -------r r —; — 2---- — -------------•---- 1 received personal Invitations to I I V lP flfl N fllV fl 1 th« dedication of the Evargladc* v llC U U llC lrB N ational Park In which President Special to The Sanford Herald I rum en participated, were PostHr MARIAN II. JUNESm atter and Mr*. J. H. Jonea an I 1 1 ---------• *■" ' | Mri. I.enn I. Hunt, 1‘retldant ef Club. Mr*. L. J . McCaffrey, prealden: of the .F lo rid t reiteration of Women's Club*, waa me apeakcr o f the Uviedo ti'o n u m c lu b to r tb s December .luncheon, went to viait Mra. Evan*' remain. today a t noon. With alt*.,M cC af­ Mra. John . L Junta, Rever^m; frey will bo Aire. A. f. McKay, John L. Jonea end'children, Nan­ of Urlando, f ir s t Vice rcealdenr cy Lee and Beverly Ann. of the Federation;' and .Mrs. Ann fined to h e r ' home because af Mra. Ren W ainwrlght la eon1 ta u t, of, St. Cloud, Director ol Diatrict Seven. • illness. An) membera unable to be ptya Alra. G. M. Arie, who naa beer, en t pleaae notify trie * lunrneoii aiek for several week*, la not .uiitiiuuect namely, sir*. "D. It. very much lietter. Ulrey, chairm an; Mrs. A. h. Friends here ere sorry to he*.* Crawt ord; Mra. 0 . R. Clonta.'M rr. of th e ileath of Reverend H. II. 1L W. F.atca; Mra. A. M. Jonea' Link's father of Orlando. Broth­ •Mra. F,. M. Olllff, and Mra. C. e r and Mr*. Link and Alfred attended (he funeral a t Orlando The Senior CIa*s of the Oviedo Wednesday afternoon H '»h S tn -c ' vitil iifti ,t tn -im . ...ei i.i» e o rirlt B it*:-r-Mr, “ In a H au n t.d C o tu g c.” It ,<r* i.iiiiminrttig the blrlh o f a hig ..A a c h 'd auUttortbm tonight '*1 bf*y, burn * t (hr Florida San...aU P. M. ti.-.lopt. H- lisa k—n S ' - n th« i he uviedo C ite o f f tf c lj !"! title nf Mrrloti V/altof. w a. Best.--e co m in g 'y ear a te . A* tcllowa . *•“ '* '« * rlbott tu ft ’ .. c.stea, Charles T. N lblack,-Mlltun Gore, M eirltt Staley and Lee Gary, a t m em l^ra of the city council. T. L. Lingo, Sr., ia th* town clerk. . ■ m. Among thuie from Oviedo who attended the WHOO reception at the .'Jolllieum were Mr. and Mia Jam ea W, Wilson. Among thoae Invited K\ th • WHOO reception at the Coliseum fleet; from Oviedo were Mr. and Mra. cabs Frank W. Talbott lid Mr*. , , d Mr*. I * * Gary, Mr. and Mra. Jamea W. WI Uni) amt Mr. and Mra, T. L Lingo, fir. Anmng thuta from Oviedo who TRY TEXACO MARFAK LUBRICATION GENE’S ^Vg*,TOWTD. INSTEAD O f PUTTWcS ON A DtfcOlSE AND RETURNING ID TAIN ID HE RAILRCAD OFFICIAL. W IU MAKE A) CHANGE-UM A N S T /V T T f CYPRESS GARDENS NEAR B O K TO W ER WE’VE GOT TO GET 1 C 5H P W T »4 OUR SOB. H I* MMK BHOOID 0 0 J HE j thebe, p & utv? w ev e g o t o u r j THE WEATHER In Unity T h an Lt Strength— To Protoct Uw Poopo of the World; To Prom ote th e P recreee e f Amerle To »r#<he* Prooporttj foe Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWi SANFORD, FLORIDA I0TTA KETT fc*U 1U£T WO»P* V UO"Ml DfCOOATeO. I ew e* * * jo * I , <1 V LOOC* HOT ANO «V^«T VCXSl in Mm O." MOi* ABOUT 7V« /----' jO t BO/Sf XfcfOE \ Union Is Ordered To P ro tec t N cktocs * From Discriminatipn In Employment oar ah our n r Legal Notice 5 0 T IIK TO S I'I'rA tl rtlK tnATIC OF FUOItllM lot AftXol.tr -I. CONINIL wlu>M pile* -f r#,ld*ne# amt gitdi***' *,» u*knowai Vou ar* h.rahy notiriad that • tult ha* b*«n hr luah' again*! /Oil in il>* Circuit C«UH of Ih* Nialh Jo-tlelal c ircull In aad for HamInol* I outny.' r Inr til*, in T tiagu r r , hy KDITII It. COKlNK. ,al,t •ill Ixlng ler dlvorv# a*o I.IMTIt II CONING, plalntlfI, v,. AIINOl.lt I. LON INK. ittfaadanl, an.I ,ou ar« h .rtb y raqalrta lo (Ua with Ih* We are a t t his tim e glad, to announce to our many friends and customers that we are#again m anufactur­ ing fertilizers a t our new plan( here. We hope th at you will visit our new m anufacturing plant you will find it the newest and most up to date plant of its kind in* the fertilizer industry. We believe th at you tfill find it time xvell spent to visit a n d s ^ tc h us m anufacture our famous W H E E L C O and G R O W E R & FRUITER BRANDS of fertilizers for both vegetables and'citrus. Complaint In u l't .ult *1 th* tlrit, p h w H M h» UW. . . . ■ lle id n tall not or Judgment will h* .n r.f.-l aa.lnx you by default. IVITNKHfl my hand and ***l -if •.Id Couh Ihl* l*th day' of No.ember l*ST. • O P. Herndon A* Clerk of eald Court SEAT COVERS Favorable House A c - tc ji- f n r I p m ftn tio n E x p ccled S o o n ;JfUe FO r LegIOIJ S o m e AidF.orChina; Headquarters Is RFC Will Also Help WASHINGTON. Dec. 15 m The Senate today approved com promise - legislation • ,ulho l .: rising F emergency aid ranee, Italy, Aus­ tria and China. .If was a voice vole. % Favorable House action on the measure, which may come later ia the day. would send the trill to the While I louse for President Truman's signature. The bill, a compromise worked out in Senate-House confrrrnce _ Saturday, would permit the How , of supplies lo start moving im­ mediately after it is signed , by k ill* President. •• a provision _t. f ^autboriics . t L . «. iL* “i A the U Re_ 'cowtAidtion F inance Corpora­ tion (RFC) to advance $150.­ 000,000 for this purpose. Cori grtt* will, have to pass appropri alion bills for any further e i Viewed By Group Committee From Civ­ ic Club Entertains Legion V i s i t o r s The lakefront rile offered hy llie ' City lo the Department of Florid* of the American l.egioij. for erection of a m em orial'head, quarters building wa« yeiterday inspected by the Slate Leeton llead q u artcn rommilee beaded by Col. Tom Cooley of Mt. Dora and including Harry ' Cooper of Mi ami. commander of the 10 th , de­ partment district, and Broward Williams of Tallahassee, comman­ der of the second district. Also present, but not a committeeman •was George Copeland, member* shin chairman of the second dis futile for Congrev* to provled them pntll the AdmlnDtraUon WATCR SKI SHOWS T lit Count Frederick de Biry Plantition u located midway between Daytona Beach and O rlando on U. S. Highway 17 and neighboring Orange City, Sanford. D e la n d . . . Count de Bary apent va»t tovements and landscaping to iRake his estate the Show Place of the South. H e planted o ra n g e a n d pecan pec w . _ tropical _ _ grove*, rate . trees, shrubs and flower*. W here the Count entertained Presidents, Royalty, Statesmen, you may now ENJOY LIFE C Y P P fS S G A R P fN S G ood A n .ao rtm en t O vitedo, F lo rid a (Yale Tlress) Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. Park Phone 37 -Know the Brands and Trade-marks of the gift* you purchase . . . You can be aura of the finest when you purchase your gifts from ua. r , In Sterling Silver we carry Nationally known lines such a* GORHADL INTERNATIONAL, TOWLE, FRANK M. WHITING. „ SHEAFER’S AfttSHtlC oeiarr There arc “little plantations" right on LAKE MONROE, tlto on our smsller likes, full of flih. . . BUSINESS PROP­ ERTY along U. S. Route 17,'the nujn artery of traffic from Jacksonville to Tamps should represent a sound and profitable ..... — ' ' ' ’’' rial real estate. riced very low. Substantial enhancement,to irthssers fJliow development. FIRST BUYERS will be sflowed s ‘ booster’s discount" and transportation »J!ow‘ ar.ee of 9100 pet plotJ THE Dgive TO P*AKtATtON I9TATI9 M I I I H Q P lt HOiyi PLACE TO ENJOY ALL OU TD O O R SPORTS ALL YEAR ROUND. The de {Dry Plantation is located in the "Ridge" section where the bulk of Florida's citrus fruits and winter vegetables as* grown. You can harvest your owq fruits and vegetables 12 months of the year. LIV IN G COSTS ARE LOWER In the Highlands. You a n raise p o u ltry -< n ch mote fish than you u n eat, hunt sll kinds o f gim e in our posted pttserves. Bathing the year found. "Foantiin of Yeaib" MINERAL WATER BA TH IN G POO L— TENNIS COURT. YOUR OWN DOCK AND IATHINO IIACH Thare's a oholc* of lakaa whata you ean hava your own private beach: s water dock and sail j to Inland W aterw ay. COME AND SEE .c 17, 3 miles Sot Volusia County, JEWELRY 111 Weal First Sired * RETIRE Silver Plate by IlOLMES A EDWARDS, 1847 ROGERS, C O M M U N I T Y and 1881 ROGERS and Wm. ROGERS. (rs. Kircher Talks To Rotary About Christmas Seals "W here the C hrlflm aa Reel dotta r g n u " was explained to Rotortana today by Mra. Edward Klrrber. arcretarv of th - Srm'Inote County Tuberculoat* As­ sociation, who aald th a | the drive to far la lagging behind laat year, and th a t unleaa the goal la reached activities of th e Associa­ tion will have to be curtailed next y*aK Mrs. Kircher, who wa* Intro­ duced by ' Robert Cornell, agld Beal Sale monav la apent for xrav* and ra ia finding, furnishing and medlelnaa For thote l0 need, educational ram paign' 10 Ihnw how to rnr.ihoi 'm l.-r. 'il oala, furnlahlng milk to tuber culoil* patients, and for rehabilit­ a tio n , of thoae who have been a * .said th a t three new ease* of tuberculosis have been found In thl* county during the paat week. ' Rey Holler, who presided .in the absence of President Gordon Rriason, thanked E a rls. T nrner and _ Robert H arris for th eir work In 9 connection w ith . the Salvation Army dime beards Saturday and saJd th a t 9t7>-18 waa raised on th at day aa compared with 1105.I I b y the same group la st year. A short musical program waa rendered b r Miss Phillis Procter who sartg “ W hite C hristm as" and "L ittle Town of Bethlehem". ; Secretary R. W. Ruprecht a n ­ nounced th a t members of the Wrist watches for Ludles and Men by WALTHAM. ELGIN. HAMILTON and the Fabipus MI DO. .• • COLEMAN’S 14 Magnolia Aran Open Wednesday* China THEO complata eat* (62 piece*) by BATAVIA, and 18 HAVILLAND. Also other ^roe.,tic China WAS!IINGXON. Pe.. IS </P>Supreme effect up ip I.I today j lower-couil ile, mon »i .i m i Im-.h I imnm which doc* I limit nr*n*rv Ira member- WASHINGTON Dec. IS (4*1—.E m battled Democrats defeated lodat ■ llepnhliran drive In ram llirn'lgh Ihr limine "a* I*”, a GOP .ub-.ltta le for President Truman'* anll-lnflallnn program. Not a single l>emorr*t volrd for •— have barred all amendment*. • WASHINGTON Dec. 15 (/P) ■'red W . Smith, prenlilenl of l.loita Inleioiltonal,. t* ahnwn Ueiiind l.iiina algo, a* hr w»* greeted heie Wednewtay 'morning at llte Florida Stale-Hank hy member* of the Sanford I lona Club and rrpfet*enlgli*rm «*f ofhrr r iiif oflim w linn*. M U w liili left In m r HI are: II. K. B k h e rri; II. Gordon Ilri*w«w. prfsM^nl of ,K »firy j II. J* the House to past their anti-infla­ tion bill - today " a t is" and im­ mediately crashed* into fiery. Dem­ ocratic opposition that imperiled the GOP m eatuir. Rep. Spence (D -ky) riiouted U M lIa w . n I’. a r r i i k l l JACKSONVILLE. Pee. 15(Special)—“The inereasing Im parlance of a relatively new in d u rtry —tnn prrxliirtlon of gladt j bloaaoma—ia Indicated In a re ­ el Ju«t receivcl from Managed E. Nahilmg of the F o rt Myers S tate Farm er*' Market . that 4H,000 doren of the*r flower* were •hipped through hla m arket, d u r­ ing the javt week," *ald William f» Wilaon. Dtreelor of S tate Mar “ Manager Nehrllm ita arranged fo r th e opening m Alex R. Johnson has told hla Intereat In the Quick Freese Plant located a t 401 West Thirteenth Street, F orrest GaUhel. preildent of the company, announced today. The officer* of the new cor­ poration are Mr. O atcbfl. presi­ dent; Ruth B. Gatchel, vice presi­ dent; and F.loy V. D elgado-of W inter Haven, se c re ta ry ., In making the announcement, Mr. G stfhel aald tho new manag*ment "take* pleasure In offering continued service of the finest • • —t _—S ika ' (Lev111h ** locker |>lant 'j ' • • . ' . , \ ■' ')>..! m ad. • ’ in January, and h ai lua* advtted that ‘GrowJra and broker* are showing a lively Intereat In thl* venture.' S um m arr of m arket activities Cltv. -S tra w b e rry __yol unie I* Inereaslng with so.oefl Il'M lIeeM n r«i novelist who is the eandldat the left-of-eenter Aeelon m oeratira P arty. ' " Rafael . Caldera, s ll-y e a leader of the rig h tist opposition (COPEYl p a r ty raeatved .12.WV-I vote* and Guatsvo Machado, the Communist candidate, trailed with 2,94.1. . ' COFKY headquarters ajWcn.iwIedged th st on the basts H i " " turns to date the governiWkv party would get about SO pen cent of the seats In congre**. COFKY maintained It would win about .10 per cent and the revnftindrr would w ip lil ib io n f smaller groups. Tho election was th e fin d by direct t .allot ever held in Venesuala. and the toU l vote was expected to reach about 1400.000 vide an auaquata U. 8. Inform a­ tion eVrvtce." ' . 1 “ During th* cu rre n t dollar «hortar*. the governm ent must find prays to help private en­ terprise to ca rry on th e ir over­ seas Information aetlrlltea." 'H e rited ’ aiarn p ita of Amarican movies presently being. ,1m.I overseas avsrssEi hi il ** tributed at m a. In loss." I . "P rivate enterprise a t home can help p riv e t* . enterprise abroad during the dollar crisis hy advertising In- overseas . pa- * m “eliminate nrgio firemen from f> i «iL * i ''|.J .« . I . ■’ ' • * Ih r r lim it colilt *1*0 apI’hnlo by Raymond SI ii.Ii. m |>imed * $1,000 d.ionge award IftfenlTTetrtV ryw nttr: t liN a n t H. Lane ; H ^ t" t» r* n . ' t v tf"Vtr?nrtTr: •' 1 1 Tini'.liTT. nr .-tit Tiretrian hanker and f.lon-. International directo r; I lilt \hln»; John I l.allo„ n ^|,r \ „ , ( 0|k Southern Kailj . * , ; t ^ l e r t h . ., . h i« ."l-- I luh orrsl'l.-,,. M ,",) VViile; 1 li. * |(0 i,fl,m.|,, ,|,r Kil|»atrirl%# prr-idriil nf Srtntnolr 1 om iit ( h.iml»rt nf I n tn w rfff; i n i i I m il | |. II. I'nlrmAn. In lo»rr r«m, Irfl f•• tiphi arr: J. I*' lfn» UnH, Ih^ IDotMiwv*! Kxdllnl Elk ruler; Ifirh-ird R f« i; Amfrr» l 4rra»*y. cifx r«Mnmi*» Iltf RroInfiltOod the ^ ^ •e .Agreement in The Supreme Court refm eil to reyfew tbc cave.. thu* pet m ilting ih,- ctrruit <'(>'irt* ruling* to stand Bar To Agrccnicfit |.>t(T|HV III l9T«i«|r I Hr c*i* j*. Mini mini li«* Sunday. >l*rlo de I'lrnenlel llrandjio. ' former llratlllan ambauaador Jo Mcmrow. aald In Stockholm Nov. II while • o n f fir m r nl llii* I'oiir Fmflwn \liniVlrr-* rn'lfvl l«9fiirhl in rnintitfif pvt I of ih* re in e te ty I* ve»> hut. It I* p--luted Ollt. A ailtw n, i oicign Minuter \ M Mole f* -i-pe*|wclrrllv inltenv In- Mand tlir rr>«l wnuhf l-r to put |up- Ime lin-li III t lit* Kr->'l (.it ;’J» yt-ara nr more. ’ Need if n u-lephon" in ' r tim -ln k rr'. Ii'iti-n- i« rrcnmmer n | mid ii • - i - -1■11, d out Mufti • ri-a tly uie-lnte made within 1 ptt ,1 fr-.e ht iUttui rritltd hive I• it •••«11m*ar*f —n I’aiair #-*a**»‘ s 5 I’eri.slj In Cottage Ctmsiinicd By Flanu’H n ^ fn fn in ih** putittnn pf locomo* livf cnfcinrrr*. firomptnl-ie firemen (negro fire men anil white firem en who are iinntde to p v i. engineer evamln' a tin n .l to Mi per rent nf the en ft-im- firin,: jnt*v available. Thr unmn aaid ilm arrangem ent at l.*v i i .-.| l.rt'-h rm ptoyment con dlllon. evpf-rtemrd h.v promntahle firemen, r.vu»e,| by tlir presence of Intgr- iuibiJhi rm iD IN f nt the United Mint Work* -rs, John L. Lewis, Isaves his ndlre in Washington after sending Wil­ liam O rs e n , A.F.L. p resid e n t, a tilunt note reading: “Green: W tdls■rhllstc Lewis." It was ths second lima In ten years that Lawla hat i,ken his thousand* nf miners from <h« A.F.L. ffifttsrriatlonal) • U. 8. 8. ORLKCK LOS ANGELES, flee. 15—( 4 5 In drydock lodav Is the 2,250 t»n destroyer U. 8. 8. Oitrck. one of the Navy's most modern fight­ ing ships. And twdrldden here, with a urakenod h eart and falling aye. right, (a Mrs. Rebecca Orleck, who doesn't know amt probably never will, th a t the *lu-k warship Is named for her son, Ihe late l.leuL Joseph Orleck, who died In action off Balemo.- Italy, In September of 104-1. The secret of U euL 'Orleck'* death had been kept from his mother. of non-promo•■ a u i'ii p i u n i u t fiTTpu-ntly w ith much arriim ulaicd vcntorityi on cxjie t**d «lmi„l imntndialrly rnd the U a J n n rn n leirn re VicfiitiH Ol Highway Accidcnl Recovering Condition of Jamea I)eiil,H(‘ai (I (iivcQ Trip To Howl (raine Hv Kiwanis Club Mexander id n f Itudnph lleuiii, Who wi-ra KTfiri: r i m , r - n r , ru ^ —i New York Train • Bobbed By Gunniun n received from i th a t tha Rav. W. !. form er p astor of th* T ab nacle Church on the Orlando ghway, five y e a n ago, died in aleah on- Nov. 18 and was rled on Dae, 1. I.-1 appropn. MOSCOW Dee. IS bib — I'rlm e MlnUter Stalin la r e ­ ported to have returned to Mowo* after a the B U 'k Hea rr»orl af RorlsL He la Iwl'eved lo have been aeen at a performance gree again st Robert E. Parker on Jan. 12 In an orange grove near the Gabrlella Road, follow­ ing a dispute sta rted when P a r­ ker ordered Floyd, to remove his cows from the grove. It was re ­ ported today by O. P. Herndon, flerk of the court. Tha Court, with Judge M. B. Smith preaidfng, rv a sse d for the holiday perl ..--'I. ll.r tin.Ml ...i|.t found . •>’ • ■ • - l- | t , lycee agivt «tif-• Effort Is Made To Combat Inflation By Monetary Reform of"™*— Tha hiatorv of a free tha Unitad State* and able future tn Europe were diaeusaed a t th e seventh annual sponsored by th e Na' tha BUI o f tlonal Shrti P aul's Church, Rights, at Kastc heaterWilliam I. Wkhola. editor of This Weak m agaslne, outlined a four-point program to enable tha United States “to scatter ths ■parks th and ir^room freedom* • parka af of tru tra in abroad. Speaking a t th e chord which was declared a natloni W H | Russia Revalues Need For More Cemetery Funds Stressed By Jayccc Committee Currency At Rate Of Ten To One linth about Democracy, was urged yesterday at a ceremony comraemo rating th- 156th anni*en.ry of ratification ol the Bill of Right*. f I-OYD a c q u i t t e d Dr. Frank I ulher Mot*. d. »n of the School of Journalism al the L. B. Floyd wa* acquitted by i Univenity of M:»*«uii. ma.le 'he propotal. He said he did not advo- Jury In Cireult C ourt Friday, of a c»te "-I., rynkal and sly Hitlerian propagation of lie*, but the di*- charge of assault w ith Intent to aemlnatlon through tha worldA "" commit m urder In the second de­ . An incraaae m tax eoiieenon* O o f 111,105 over November of laat year waa today reported hy John L Galloway, couUtty tux collector. . • * The amount reaalvad on tha November tax role waa 1309,50*. S be stated, aa aaaaparvd with senses" ~ . * \ MOSCOW. Dec. 15 (/IV S o ­ viet R uiria m nveiting her p a ­ p er' ruble* in circulation at o n l ~ tenth their L ee value, clfrrlive Inhturiow, a t one meant ol check­ ing inflation which ha* boo»ted p u t ft o L tf lh c gufklt to 10 or 15 lirnr* their prew ar level. „ War prolilerr* were tin glcd out Johnson Sells His Interest In Plant -■ \ ‘4 Gladioli Blossom The inspection of the site, nnw Importance Shown he softball diamond occupied In Market Report w ai made with Jame* Singletary.commander of the Camplwll-l^n•ing Pott 53. and a welcoming committee from the Post beaded by former Commander J. J. Ro^* co and including former Comrp«ndert Ned Smith and Joe Field, who with Department Adjutant A. Reid Mann find ita ff wrlcomed llte visitor* upon arrival Saturday evening at Legion headquarter* Vafdet Hotel Local civic club* »howtd an enthusiastic interest in Jlie pibjecL said Mr. Field, and provided a fine supper at the Seminole Countiv Club Saturdav evening, and a boat ride on Lake Monroe Sundav morning preceding tbe •.M.iiii . - --1, r ... i; .it.... tim<k .1 » . - -it I -h- " n ll.r i > •■ i > ! ' . - - 1 1. r 1i" ir (-en 1 JTt \^* *Sjfc~** , M kQ vv II. E. Brice, 55. a porter, said the robber tnarded the train when It atopped at th# E ngle­ wood Station and th at ho c a r­ ried a paper hag Into which he forced shout 10 oatlengcra AlUvIl I »MMTViVi i •• ••• | . In the rear car to drop their formr.tian lor the atom b..mb" by the United States, to spread the wallets, w al/he* and rings. TAX COLLECTION Pcmonglltad Stationery and Party Accessories are the beat ylfU ever! Hurry! llnrry! A personalised gift la not a laat minute choice! GOP Demands House Accept Ant i - I nf l a­ tion Bill "As Is”; Democrats Object Information Bomb For AtomJRomb SANTA THINKS . For Glrta and Doyi , ' . .Our Booka and Toya make glfta thnt are a Joy for many weeks to come. Negro Wins In Railroad Case. In High Court By Paul Robinson d the m easure lo pat*age, the Senate th a t although "richly doaarva*” United ELECTRIC KOATOIUISC LUNCHEONS SERYED AnHocInlxd Prow I.rnsrcl Wife MONDAY, DEC. I LIONS INTERNATIONAL PRESIDENT IS WELCOMED T E X A C O .S E R V I C E 1120 * BanforS Ave. I’H, 9121 BEAUTIFUL By F ran Striker THE LONE R&NGER , '.Ih K nn perviin* perlalicd .,k . tridiftV in a cottage fire with In it an -intehne neighlmra routd null vtoiul aside mid hear three dvlng rhild irn _ rry! “ Mommy . . , Mommy!*' -•The* dead were: Mrs. Karlin' ■mid t.nuglil "i Memorial ||.> p.inl, t.rokrn Kentl, J7; her daughter*, lleM-tlv Mr Alexander - with Aim , 7. (llruda M arjene, I*, o il ‘ rollnr Imne and t.rokrn |.;>rk nod llretid.-t Fay, .1: nnd Mr». R oiti’a i Mr. Ilra m wllh , frnctuved ,koll I nml fan- larviitiorl*. alati-r. I a p i « uu- Mava, 14. 2Ue* Ruth Richey o f DeLand, Korle and Andie Nndlne. neiirli cm . traveling teira, diacoverrd flame* aho-.iiiig whose, skidding ft on, .the four.toom hoil«V. before south wa* reported to h«vr- h it dawn. They tried to rraah the lr-1'- I Mr. I (earn'* aulonvibiie, traveling w ith >,1 front door b u t were driven : north, ha* l^mi rharged bark hv heat. A* they atftxnl aside with' ihhoii,e a mni* of flamr*. llie ehiidrer*-, le-gan to f ry In ag"uy. I iu 'rd men. necord The ftrn bad driven the rhtf-lien j S hnriff's office. The from n r-m room to the f ro n tj o.vrM igatrd hv St;t. ta-drietm, where all of the le>i|irjjr>f tlie Klnte lllghwn; were found, • by S lierifr« depiftiev I)1,ton lit* ud nnd Donald tV'al -re n\-.»»t'l-»l a trip lo the rnrai-i T '- ’i Yell-iw J«eket* and n . non* ) JevWiwkr fiHittralt mb' III th»'. Hratige Bowl a t innd -*n New Year's Day, It a , lurlKi'llne.l nt the cluipel in r i •• nl Serninola lligb School lift moriilng l.v Dr. L T. Dos*, pv. • iiliri,- the Ktwant* ('tub, Oviedo Schools’ Need For More Fire Protection Aired At Meet "Need lor mole sd rq o alr liie pm teclion for Ovi*do trlior.'ft w** hrdualit lo Ihe allrrlin n of thr Cminty School Boairl at its meeiin? Ih m u L v . in the form of e I 'l l 'r from Ov»e«|o M»mmi*l Boat 241 of the American Legion, which has l*“f n instrumental in »et'iiins i lii» liurk for ihe lown. vrd wlik-.h recommended llu l four inch **rll« lie dug al both thr while ,-nd rnlorcrl rchooli. Ihe Board acted favptShh on the request and action in digging the well* la expected In Ihe o e e r* ■' ' future, aald Supt. T. W. Lawton, ||i*t he had been Instructed thl* morning. , to ascertain from the 8 t* te De- appointed to succeed Mr. 'MrCaslln. * , An opinion from A ttorney Gen­ eral Tom W atson advised the during the past five months be- Board th a t It will bo legal to pay teachers from the m onths of July and August this year, prior to Th# U-ague aald the spoiled the opening of school, said Mr. foodstuff* Included cheese, canhed milk, auger, sugar, powdered ml m ll^reego- ^ T h e r e Is doubt." ha declared, tables. codfish, herring, lard and “»bout Just which teachers are eligible for thl* pay," and he canned good*. salaries are lo be paid only to those teacher* who served last veer and are nnw serving, or to th# new teacher: who began teaching this year, either a l the first of the v n r , or lit e r replac­ ing teachers who had rrslg n td . "There are many complications in the 'appllrtalon of the law ." aalrl Hupt. I^iwton, “ but a* soon a* these are cleared up Hie B»»*rd «»ill . l i u e check* In accordance Judge Svdney Herionjt of L**»' b q f l will »|M,ak «*»i ti»r lUDjOCt nf roinmtinlsm. M em btri ro« tm bHnir toy* to Ini Kivtn lo umt#rprivil#it«! children by In# Elkf. �H I M g■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ * •>. >- '• * • • * . . *«***»gH R M • r. . c’ . . r— R* JOHN L. HPRINGKR U ‘ N r o i f M l u m W riter N f tT YORK—If anybody -b a ttin g ' o n-shatier*—nf—wiirhail* t l p a il performances, the oddi now ara against II. Thera ara more example! In American history of serious' In­ ‘ la m allo n n l• a r r u m m ti h a v i n g bean aatlled peacefully than then* are of thoae that culminated in against ala declared war* in wMch the United State* ha* baan engaged line* the Revolu­ tion. Ihere have been ten "time* of tendon" which efided calmly. • W ar talk ha* been prevalent • during much of fhe country’* ex■ g ^ la tN e e . • j Tba colonic* had barely got go­ a united government when M looked a* though they might • rt.ve to bare muscles against Pranea. T hat wa» in the 1790's, when the revolutionary French government tried to get America lo u k e It* aide in l u conflict with half a ' doren European power* and Britain. • When the U. S. refuaed to in­ tervene the French began to hit ' a t American shipplpg and de­ manded a loan a t appeaaement. • All America took up the erv of • Charlc* Cotesworth . Pinckney, I ambassador to France:’ “ Million* . for defen**, bot not on* cent for • tribute." . Cen. Washington* Vr*a\b*ckoniri fpom retirem ent lo command the hastily forming army, American leamen armed their merchant •hip* and there were numcrou* aklrmiihe* at »ea. ' W ar cloud* grew fle c k e r and oven hi* bitterest political cn omlss announced their support of t John Aaams1 foreign' Abruptly, in 1799/ the French dictator Bonaparte ed a peace treaty, er* was another close call In “ 1944 afte r Hw Democrat* had T elected Jams* K. Polk president on. a virtual war platform slogan . as “ Fifty-Four Forty or) British too. And the feeling wan reciprocated. Throughout the e a r ly p art of the Civil W ar Britain nd France b o th -a p peared -ea g er to ite p In the struggle ae aln it the “up-atart Y ankcra.1 TTIatorlana *av the- N orthern vlctorlee at C ettayburg ami Virkahurg, how■v. r convinced tbi-rrf they were hacking a losing cause. In 1895. when Britain allegedly violated the Monroe Doctrine In the Ve nrm ela-D rltlah G u i a n a boundary dispute which had I.sen going on for more than half a century, President Cleveland ae­ rated her o f “willful aggression." He threatened to " r e ilit by every mean*" any British appropriation of m ineral-rich lands which the U. 8. regarded a* Venetuelan. In that ra te a “get tough" policy paid o ff because the British publie. recoiling from the “unthink able horror" of war, put pressure on their governm ent to arbitrate. W aving the hlg stick help*] produce peace In several oitrier delicate situation*. When Napoleon III tried to set up a French em pire in Mexico during the Civil W ar and was slow In removing hi* troop* Uni­ on veteran* oiled their gun* for action.' Napoleon, sick of the whole Mexican business anyway, ordered th e arm y borne. Twice e show of stsangth over­ ted whet w ight h ere developed Into out-end-out shooting with Germany. In 1809. when a C«r. man consul hoisted hi* Hag on Samoa—o v er which the U. 8. had Joint clelms as a protectorate— will •ays. airplane competition and * and when G erman aailor* tram p­ th* high initial coal *i ■■eh led *the American flair in the ahlpn make farth er com peti­ "treela. P resident Cleveland ruahtion In (hia field aanheRr. id w arships to th e scene. Brwvnard say* the Rreneh were Tha willingness of the U. 8. Al* N ew tfetlu rr* doubtful about the value of the to intervene in a m atter In­ NEW YORK—Giant, high speed Normandie even In 1934 when tha volving n rem ote little iilam l— pin* a hurricane which put L^th luxury libera created a colorful g n a t ship was being 'built and chapter . in ‘the’ history of world offered to atop - n n iltw t l kia if nItestl. av a l, fa rc c i out of affective hut ik noi in more are tho British would atop buildrig At* _ m aritim e iaffair* n m n Hui o rr mrw w °,ut, 0 I likely to he built, .2 v . Frank Q. the Quean Mary,.. Jiff United a S S T r .tff c " & f u l Hravnanl, nfflclnl of the American States never ha* b u ltr g w perltner. SK* German .Chancellor k U rln c'In v llliite and author of a The w artiasa value mi the Bismarck -to agree to a joint pro­ new book “ Live* of the Liner*.' big, fast ship* accruee duly tectorate over Samoa by the U. (Cornell Maritime Pre**). to the powers which control 8.. G erm any and Britain. the aea, he says, addiag that Braynard ptedlcta that tho *hlp .Thirteen y rara la ter Theodore of the fututn will lie tin- mod­ the Asia power* found the Rooeavell saw red when German erate sired liner like tho Ameri Bremen, Europe. Rea and warships blockaded Vrueruelan ca. designed for use in luxury Conti d lK av o ia of no valo* porta to airfares a claims settla- cruises in off season period*. ia th e past war. . .. . . . . ment_ Although ths ljuren ElisaBetide* the supajlinara, Braybethy world’s U rges! ship, ha* nard lists three other type* of T. R. charged • the Germans apparently |u*t begun • su e -, paatenger vessel: express liners, with try in g to g et rum* control ceaaful ram m ercU l cartd r, he mail lldera and am allar ships. over the approaches to the Pan­ ama Canal, then building, and he ORANGE BOWL’S t Vi IRD ordered A(lm. Dewey to be ready MIAMI; Dec- 15 f/V)—Georgia for setiun on an hour'* notice. town of Columbus, ,N . M. Bookie* trying to establish odds: Tech aei-ms to .he g etting the Roosevelt then d tu u n d e d arbllew G allon at the threai of war. The w»r ,o r P«“ rp w,ouW " ° ‘ l*"*11 Grange Bowl habit. Tb el»48 New in w hat hsp- . v. — « u .'i dayri. will clawu* • with Get man em peror backed down ,h# pem-d in tlie pest, however, it’s mark the th ird gam e bpriirdly. . ‘ Thore had been tense moments' always easier to figufe what m ath tile third ,appearance her* In 1891. too, when a Chilean mob mail* the last w ar "inevitable"' for tba Engineer*. N o -o th er In­ killed two American aailor* in titan to tell w hat the cu rren t sit­ stil atio n ha* been repr e s ented u.uro than tw ice. ..... ' V»Ipami»o and Injured several uation really portends. ethers. H ill argum ent wa# set­ tled when th e Chilean government apologised and paid 976,000. % •X. J -v t. Tfc Relation* w ith Mexico were? •trained during World War 1. In 1P14 the U. 8. Intervened against the new. revolutionary govern­ ment there and th e Navy even held Vera C rus for several momlis. But th a t did not develop Into declared w ar, nor did the crisis In 1910 when PnAldent Wilson sent troops under Gvn. Pershing to search out the bandit Pancho Villa who had raided the ri H K MONDAY, DEC. 15; 1917 THE SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA ody Is Betting On Chances Of Wqrf The Odds Are Against It bn •nlrmd e «L ir..i you lu x u ry Liners Are . Thing Of The Past reniber, A . I I . H I T . (i P. Herudon ____ ______ Clerk ..r CtffuTt Court lo r M Bemlnole County, F lo rid a IS E A I.) ' A k rrm a n. Wnllaru A Akermss Plaintiff'• Attorneys Oilandu, I’latUii Isole County, Florida, la Chaneei* by llnaa ■ »lepb«ne P oufU e, Ton are hereby m-iulrr.1 ► file i 'V f unrtea a p p e a r » » t b Ibe C le i» ol eald Court In Ibe County court ITouse at Hanford. Florida, on or * «Ttm T h e regular annual 'mnetleg at Ike betoru Thursday, Ibe llih day *>l •knr'hupfer* o f TV * S a n f o r d January. A. D . IM S, or * default Atlantic National Hash wlU bs held al lh « bank but kuuw la BaatoeS, . F lo ,Id a . <vo W sdnseU i January I*. ISIS, at two o'clock I*. M. tue Ibe slrettos nf itireclui, ,w l I t ' j trnninrtlua of nw li olber 1 a* m ay pro perly come before the m ceilaa. Legal Notice . •' H p. VUnn I ’aikle, * Defendant OHDRSt OF F t ■S.H A T K IV TH E B T A T K OF P L O H ID A , O ltB R T lM Q fli T O J O E ' A L H K IIT D O UO LAB who** rettdenre and A. WJEBOLDT 210 Park Avenue nm ® ?' ‘t for the Home I.'.: Pre-Inventory 9.95 Fluoreacenl'Kitchen I.Ir Ii Ih $ 6.95 37.95 Electric Hleam BnilintorN - 29.95 29.95 Electric Hot Air Itndlntora 85.25 Vacuum Cieitner & Atlachmenta 39.95 -j—r r .• 59.95 V GIVE gi * i Electric Blankela Bantam Electric Ranife G ifu for lh« hum*! For th e homemaker - for the 71.95 - H r rs b l Interesting p io g rp m . g i f '* 1 ) tyjlltsm It for tha home. This Christm as, Ksn/urd F urniture Company’s of beautiful chairs •• all types from the modest la tha luxurious louaga chalra with oiiotaans. And Usll scaled lo asaat this yaar'a tlraiaed YolalUa hodgata. II*r# a r a . e- ‘ •• ' - . ■ • » * * • • Handy .......PUU^UIP CHAIRS GET YO UR CALLS THROUGH -•M - [V_w- T»- • . = {* *• v ll Spring aaata. Covered in durable Your choice of ssvrral colors. Walnut or bleached frame*. ■- ■ • — •'V I _ . —ra *ir; : I ’* • i So Many paopla Ilka to mokalanfl Dlitanca.calls at Chrlitmat that thf ra ara bound to bo delays-somatlmo» long dsilayi. f i r /< ,.♦ / you'rs rtadiag this! Three asnsfallnofl ago Dc, Kilmer, a fWmoui doctor,' found hundred* oJ hit patients with lid* trewUr. Pslnatsklncly ha made a medicine ol 16 hrrbi, naKS, .jaiaspib— N at urt' •nw n way to r sited It “ Swamp Rout" and m U jo u of xr.lrful men and women hav* taken It— oH m W ih im iiin i ttMltf. Hi<»t goca iliK t lo h9<irk to i kidneys , . . inerrswt Sow si Esstasit's hrl.It At Q n rH k l «m|M hardly h a vr rsIgW d » I•»Ir f*>r •I ysan amt rrm a ln n l sn hshslut h«arty liad »h r ih f f s n d stniri* sili slcsr pains- Ihin't Is n -f p >o«r msu(|sr!n|* T r y L'i I* b for ssllsf « f r• — Irsr <i*d- hsarlhstn. Iiurnliur •••/* satlon,' tdnaf and idhsr s«inittlV<in* esuwd by sirs** •rkt. (1st a Its •bos uf L 'l s , T a llin * frum ynur 'd ru s x i.i. M r s ilu s r.m u s , e n in e or rsturn hn« to im abd c-< D U L T IL K VO l.'lt R U N E T HACh. .T s s r h to * D ra g On. and drug R“ r** * r»r> w b .tr Her* Is a special value that just •Aft’t ba beat. Bought to soil at with ottoman, theao thairs have deep spring aaata and hocks. ’ “ .constructed sfutm etad frames, and specially ora atylsd to meat tha most txacting taste. They have batn reduced lo • i rumt m u otr this oocron u « CoaM Victoria Rciga 63 Ysan With Slomach Ijlcer Pates? Gorgeous LOUNGE CHAIRS _— i WHY GET UP NIGHTS DUE TO KIDNEYS?. UR TKM NT This Ddfcior* M . -V . V* V - v anffj » E * S n J S K ^ S » * --“ nut. too, M m v report (etlln« a aight*! Steep srtef tbs A f t /sa? 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Ay »* § iryo«rttiVAfi~xrMi I a tsrht at tha wtis mt f, T X - * Third Hired . .Phfbd 1152-W f) . .1 ,'. • v : . - . “RifM Wham W**v« ». ■ > . ___ ■ ■ - ■ ^ m •SSI, m i M . \ .'••• •• ; it \ / * - V • V “SHOP AT ,MAIU,'/\JHKT ANN KVHUY DAY FOR " HOT S H O T SPK(TAI.Sn AND "KVEHY DAY'LOW I'RIC'KS/*' (iOOD MONDAY, TUKSDAY; WKDNMS*• n iv r iiim e in v DAY uml 'THURSDAY. • MIDWEEK DOUBLE-BARRELLED SPECIAL Wsaliu n A t irade Young llwby llppf —' i fld" AA*-Ciado Minnesota Milk-Fed \Val STEAKS & CHOPS : : : : Chuck or S h ^ ld rr ' Sirloin, Club, Rib lb. 49c I Chuck Roast r Jb. 45c Rump nr • Shoulder lb. 47c f> an HAMBURGER lb. 35c LOINS: ROAST Kml Cut 11). '49c i H 0 |)S I lb. 59c Twin ' • ' leddar (’heese j. lb. 59c Morrell'* Baj? Sausage • lb. r 4! Center Cut . •‘ i , 2'/? Gl. D.M. Prep, Prunes............. ..................... 19c oz. Libby-Del Monte or Doles Pineapple Juice.. 35c XT_ n i t . * j . . n . i _ r t ___r t » ' I. » •___ m. No. 2 Dainty Pak Ford Hook Limas .. No. 2 Stokely Cut Roans .. . . . . . . . . . . 40 oz. Hunt's Fancy Tomato Juice .... No. 1 Hi-Ho Crackers................... . Assorted Kremel ... Uro.• Stalk Celery | Green Cabbage Imperial Apples English Walnuts Fresh Fla. Tomatoes Brazil Nuts i 4I . •» - 5 a', » l'hone 1218 a l u m in u m Rifr ru.-t - T I P — T 0 P I C E (’n E A M 111 Sanfnnl Avenue Abo See Our. All indatlon* and spring bncks aaaurai lasting lastin g luxury, luxury. Your Useful nut. -Mia. *•11“ O F (D j , "4 TTyouget w psl|iiti-ktw frtqornt dr* to paw your w*l«r— l>w« l u w m V Toniadoa* -provide tba strong­ MS scanty i s m *| i i yts. end hare lu- k.ichr. est known winds. doe to eacass acidify la tbs urln*. b« (ltd ' and To long.w earing fabrics. ■V «. ! * s .tT tv f t r T i p x o r - t r o iin i t n » :« liuiiV'iar. atus H-iirati n t ., Paul A lt s in llm s F sIP r J r .' V iiiim im Aiti.»: n is i ii tn iiss . Nav* T o Vsrsort'lluni* - Ils n lln \OTtHi i n w h i s s i o .n nisi* nf n - ir u u T n J M r m l r If. Qlllrr-rf. ' M F S O l.lt lO X C am |>li«l|ilrs^»| I W . N «. J* Charter Csm ph«ll.l>iM lna FnM Nn. It C h a rts ' « I 'l a r r u w T h e ila n L n I'lnh nf Haafonl tttlun far t'lisrtrr ' , art •nCm* • _ mat* of rinru ja T o * T h » O ar. g ill (Tati of Kan fool • . $ 44. ‘ of the V»»y I-fw* ton Clrrle, N ettie Fntnell Circle, und Pearl Martin Circle will meet at thc Otietlo Itaiilist (Tuirrh Mnmlav afternoon at •’U?'* P, M, fus th rir nnndxt Ohri«tih3s P ar­ ty. Mrs, Milfi'tW ,G o ic .. W.M.U. Racial C h a i r m a n and Social Chairman of the M ar- loiwtnn' Cltyle. assisted by - Mr*. Pauli Camnbcll. Stn'lul C hairm an of the. N ettle' Farm 'll Circle, and Mr* Hollis Cox, Social Chairman nf the -Pearl M arlin Clrflc. M i*^ Theodore A u lin /.S r. and Mr*. A rthur Carll^olge. repiesnntatlvc# of Ihr N ettie Katnell Circle; Mm . Jimmie M a G u w n n nnd Mrs. t'oum; H unts, uf the Pearl M ar­ tin Circle, and Mr*. H. S. Mattox ler. Vi -------- , spi-aker. • The, m ...... mcmlicrs r n t T T K t . tt o it r r : U n : s A 1*1 and lly d e M r ls ly r r T n Tim *. U S * I'm ' Huffm an. Ila rry It T n S o r t Mil­ • BARBEL fH A IR S .. . have icttirnvd to. I heir home at ! , I r?i 1 h ,“ Ju<te ” W ' are will lm the guest A sh h u rn , G e m g ia . *nori ou g t , ' M *lthr«v«.' GuanlJiW . i It—II. (l-o r x r T il J*i"l» H y K r, Jsrksna, C J -Is * IJsrv I. T o P sn ill) lsa «» I'ri . h u l l , Jnhnstr -tu * H s tllr T o yantlly I ^ s «'«» Cowan. Attn- l» T » Haymood >t. collection a t home g ifts Includes an nauaually large assort men I CK E A M • Tasly — Dclirioun — Healthful Co. Channel-back Barrel Chalra add charm to tha living room. Grace­ ful design th a t ia r m popular. , v e ry Christinas 1'resents for HIM HOBBYIST H.iulh Atlsflllc Cfss 1**1 T o *|JI ■ n r N htlutsl D A ik *..rt T ru s t '• there la no g ift mar* appreciated lhaa something practical BUT WE’LL D O OUR BEST TO ms S a n fo rd L s v s tlr. K s s lis , T o J K llo w U n il Jr. W illlaini. r a n K T o F siiilly Lo*" 79.95 r. ! / O i sk. The a t.*,' - l ilt b i i itxuiiist G su iiria Te ch m il La exchanged among the ; U> M A R I A N It. J U N K * NEW tlRI.KANS. Dec. 15 UP) III the ltHS T - V W rmmhnrw present, ' a fte r 'w h k h j' t t 1' . —D tapiU a scarcity -of toy* in kmII,*s w ill J . . . , 1 **■ h r!U,,,1*“ " i n iiitiiii t bs. i . r.ii I he J u t e t w k e r s m *y ilelirlutis Christmas ■ i.li f li li ii a , p n tg r^ m , to Is t•>• •wVIl mnatilei it •• tr.«*d om en. T c n - » Mr. /2WIil Mrs Jot? I. Beaslar In- served by tht* ImM•••»,«. Salvador,, rhlld trn <>f p<M>r faiui«riile%l hv pupil,, it was atmuunc* i nm, • c;*■ Gt •»jria. ig ia .. M lu'ouii nod| Us*.- tkm r <will i receive a visit a r v a lx i announcing tb* Idrtii At the Ovladu Woman'* C lu b jtd tudijf by ichool offlcialt. t Iki.tl.vmu uli playtd their l i n t from Saulai Claus th a t will Ira te uf a •laughter, isos si a t the O r. Friday the club wit* overflowing au g t Memurlal H o sp ita l. T h is *J The first of the Ciinstjiias pro . f U .i.l Im o cs in Miami, Ittem many playthings. Si tha second dtm ghtar fo r t'he Juo with n u m b e .s and g o tsls who cintns will K? given a t the Lake i , . A rturo Caminns and Hnht-rto J r. Mulhcr and litu g b U r f came U» ' *•* Mmv Rfhra> a l 7:30 o'clock, Tug— - — ------------Palomn, uf Salvador, Friday com- aHtA»Icy4, Florida •lav evening. The lonyl G ram m ar i r r doing fine a l th e home of i Dvy. President of the lelrtl the purrhasa nf some Mr. R t«.«lev's pa routs, Mr. " ' tel Ii Fndrratloti , i . ,Clubs; . Srho.il will 'present « program by 1 Fedrrollm i of of. . . .Women 16,000 I,t toys for the unfortu­ Mrs. Joe Beasley, S r. .... Lhml Orlando, ^ the Glo Clnlr at 10:30 o'clock. aH jjM r*. A. tT .o MMcKay, c h n y . ..f Orlis.td.. nate youngster*. „ W edttr.Ja. morning. ntid the Charm. and F errell Bew ley j O n t St'mliiole Uich School ‘Glee Club Tlie Rotary and Lions Club*, • ! 8t. Cloud. Direct......... . n i.ir lr t tvlll.hoH I'ji h ngrani «r 8;(t0 J the Chamber of Commerce ami born ju st a day ap art St>ven. Luncheon »n« w r» ri| by oVIorh th r i.M o evening. Lnke Selvador municipal off‘ri*l* ta b Mr. (Taylon Calhoun, a Mis­ Mrs. Don Ulrey. Chairman: M r ,. Monroe will hold Its piogrntn j ed funds tu hrlghlt-n the C h rist­ sionary from China whu ha* just I’ln n rjt - ik m ls •• t'arr* C.- U W est, Mr* E . M. Olliff. Thtinuiay evening at 7:30 o’- | m as uf the children and ihon returned to this country due to Mrs .IL W. Bate*. Sirs A. M. cha'k. l^ tg lu e - • S u p p lie s • T otils found toys were unavailable in the pool health of his wife arid B -.H ... ...____ — Jones, and Mrs. C. R. Clonr«, Sr. T h f Sanford Junior High Scluad i Jlich quantities in their own a fellow student with Rev. Lion­ Mrs. Bon G. W anrlght. who is v. ill unceenl a plnv, F riday nt ! countty. . el W. Nelson at Lakeland, w a, at ‘tho Fernald lotiigh- 2:15 P.M. Lyman Seluid Will have A query to International Him* - guest speaker at the eoiithim-d itl„npatient Hospital, is not very much a program nt 1:30 1' M. anti Genhate develop*! that toy* IHW,|n g of the O vlcdt im proted. <)vu*Nclimil at 7:30 P. M, on the • plentiful in New O rleans »"<• j M ^hodut Church circles .....M»u• •Mr*. Lloyd Konntl. who has same date. tha two Salvador Ians f lew hero ’ <uv. afU imMin M the church, 21 I Stiulli lluulcvard Kdw'anl Henderson, a form er to gat the goods to load .Sant* t j Th<> ,,f th c y„ un)t t.i u |c been suffering with her tmrk, I* a patient at thu Florida S an itari­ high school giaduate here, and v t .M — i K - r ,i,M.. I riia ig a o f the p ro g ra m . M i* . field sg|*ftIntenJent for the S'.nte . Twelfth Night r a t h e r t h . i I J| c rri. , RU ,ey, Mr*. C. |t. Clout*. um. D epai:ttt| nt of Bdur itlon, rlslletl M r*.'W . W. Wil-oii. m other ol Cbristm aa day. *• > IJrNelson and Mr*._ some of the school? in the county tim e for Santa a r l l i r i n lW v«- , Uin ^ r tln were th e unOb pst- Jam es _ W. WILoti. t* rally re on Thursthty, and will return here s*. dor, the gift* will arVIvr there „ ■ • 1 rovel’otf folluwllig a Inief illnvs* In |h» tpring for the school »nr* Mr*. C. II. '■••ms, Cl-nl*. .i Jr. r- — a*nl— ,1sM ■ , i . i ,i_l MTS. l - Itr „ "Girl o n vev that -4n ample lime h?-■/> |i|a nc, |h c I I* to 1^- iiiadf iiere. • Mr*. Charles I we conducted tne Rmui leader, was hostess to the -j'urcbasers said. (•urines* meeting, thc last one Scouts her .home on Wei Inc* Sutit. T. W. Lawton stated Twelfth n ifh t Is the date T ’u” ' “^ ‘for" these offlrul t: •lay afternoon. Ann 1^-inhart 6) on which Christm as w it .rle- ___ . officara ______ *wl will taka charge lis te d before the Greg... .an cal- of " lWthe first meeting In the new J o a n ' Flemm ing, Valor* M*i>n. CAIII) O l'' TIIANK,H . But a George, ‘ May S in 11 li s o n , We wirii to Take this means endar replaced the Julian calen- year. *? • . . Shirley Jon. ?, mol A nnie la e of thanking uni matte friends ’ ' dar, moving the date of the a n ­ Mr*. H. L Haiders ton. of Ad­ N ettles were th e touuls present for their tim rlv help, their many 1 niversary of C hrist’s birth l>ark m iral, ‘ I**., was tf guest at the for the meeting. wtinjs of sym ralhy «>wl for tho.t « days. * meeting and contriliuted several Paul M. CaniplM,;i had n group lieautiful fliiinl offerings In the . stuffed animals to the collection of his Sundav School D epartm ent Hitlers an d ' loss of our wife' and TLXH BACK DANGEROUS fur the whits? Christm as. al his home on Thm •day evening, m other. MIAMI. Dec. 15 i/Pt—F rank Miss Blanche Hilda has returned afte r wheih Mr*. Paul Cnmpht.dl M , IC r.III»IM » r.iC , J L.. M. REHIIINDKK. Ziegler— G eorgia fulllmck who to Miami a fte r a nice visit with served sandwiihcs ollye*, and or* KO^A KKIiniNUF.U. 1 * LRj 'g ill gu against Kansas in the her part-nts. Mr. and Mr*. George ange juice to the Ano 1w. U. M. RRIIMNDF.II, J1L 1948 O range Bowl classic*^!* I’irrsibr Johnnie Joi» «, and Lor* rrg an led by his coaches as one Duda. Mr. and Mr*. Jack Dixon, of rn Mathers were among thvie of th e fastest sta rte rs ami finest Plynt, Mich- a n d 'M r. and Mr*: piesclit. 1 runner* In the South—^tnil has Oscar K. Klllott, nf Mell>ouriwr. Thc Oviedo ftte IrticR wa* | oulv one failing, tendency lo have ralprnw l to their * homes called out Th»»fdny* evening' to afte r a nice visit with Sir. ami rttinguicli a fire,, but it was loo Mrs. Charles G. Shaffer. Into, os th e truck, owned by .Mrs.! TIHKS & BATTKHIE8 Al R uthont "Pent Tuesday in Ola C arver was completed ilea- j Jacksonville osr. builnch*. He canv- truyctL,.,, .. __ --------------- ----I lU u m iL i lia i back hv plane In order lo alten t Mr. ami Mr*. B. G. .Smith have I ' For Our prompt the Masonic m eeting Hi-at war been entertaining Mr. Hmllh's Ittiuil Service held fn Orlando that night. nephews from Waco. Texu* I n ! I W t N I I S X T r IIK K II* . Kstcs spent Tuesday In thylr home for tho p.nt week. | ' It. ^W. LU MtCiumr, Krm»*« \V T«» W, Tlifr guests are Mr.- and Mr*. | Jacksonville. •. Bluina »«■» Hash -• ' Among those from Ovi<dn sc? n Luther Piemens, ami Mr. Gordon • , Johnson. K . K. H u t «3*t« "• T o T ru tle * . of the V a n U * »* i« **• at the .Santa Claus parade were Smith. ' c u tt. * Misses Dorothy Nil lack. Billie I Mr*. D. It. U lrey a n d ' children. la s.m ss. W in. J J r . etu* 1120 Sanfnnl Avtnui* Sirs. J . N. Thompson. Mr. and Chance ami A miry 'Cox nrcomtert, T » R tu s J It'.iiatui.s lllisson. D C ct«» "III" To Thro Mr*. Robert George ami Mrs. ponied Audry'a PithVr, J . P. Cox. ft. till»g> " n«‘t -• Irrtro*lU il.lk* r! J, B. Jones and son*, Johnnie to Tampa Saturday on a shopping ylirtin. I. It rtiit N.-rl* '* To and Jim ndc. and visiting trip. • ----- p - t V l b l S u . l k --------- :-----4. MrT anJ Mrs. n*iA y WlgM. , At rtuUyri? !ia. n lm in.T' from r" ’"' J .*m*«, llrsjsm in Sill* K »lhrC T" nf Sanford, were d intirr g u r s - w,u'r‘' l‘" " " nl ,m IPiliert Mr?»«ri» etnl llrtiwn, J s ijir . T o J r s « . I'hani* o f W ^ a n d Mm. J . B. Jnnas. Mon- b";,tnr::,’ .. • , , , • • - n — „l.i..|i \!i IL « . tr ie * I* feeling much | I s o Sr. _ , “ r.M >, N'-ls* etilk K v »lv n T .I An . . f Jonry Ta m . attended .Mro.Ir.i better since' returnihg from JackWight anda r V Mr. ■ n|i || annvillc, where lie went . to hri rt a n a x K»-'~ !•• tih e Masonic m eeting which w *' doetor fur n check-up. ro rh * m . held here that night al thc Ma­ Harry M llu ff. Mr. and Mi?. J , II Jo p is had o i 'A M D i i . t r nr-.F.u sonic Hall. as their te«eni dinner gtie.tts Mr, Slstliisw*. tThr6 ‘ I, lim n lls # 3 " T h c Decem ber m e e tin g , n f the nml Sira. Ilasky Wight, of San­ W llllsni It I 'r -n l r n stab .O viedo Parent Te a c h e r's A s s u ria We niHhc our own Ire Cream. All fluvurs n s :s i. r m t r . w i h i t u %«;»'.« ford. Other* at the ilium r in- Try T l l ' - T O P ICE \ 31.95 will be Busy -- . *FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM GIVE CHEER! 295.00 97.50 Radiu-Phonou 89.95 GIVE CHAKMI 22.95 only a few sample*. Coma in and sea Uses all tomorrow. „ lo GAM E GENE’S Texaco Service A m e r i c a had t^roa other brushes with tha British. In IMS, John Bull grow apoplectic ore* the “w anton lusultt’ gtvm by U. 8. Marines whg siVi r - d a Bri­ tish steam er carrying two Con­ federal* envoys on their way to R ope. President Lincoln hasput an end to the war-Ilkc ilsea by releasing the envoys. Also during the Civil War tho British and loudly •d tho built sucre#*** of theapplaudfamed Confederate cruiser Alabama ami •th o r vessel* which prryed on Union (hipping. N orthern hotv*'*ds war* all fo r taking on the B p f. .Special BOW L MIAMI. H f.. If, Kansas will I»• in, its N ch Y tnrIs Seminole County Court Records 375.00 Air Conditioner i 1v K A N S A S ’ F IR M r U w tu n • FIBESTONE Jndor tho term s of tho Lou ufaiana Purchase, e, the t h e pU,, 9. claimed it had rights to all norfhb •st terrl, k a. rl4 u >* '4 0 , la d ­ tory right up to th ’ tttdc a t the Alaska holder. The . British had long malntaThNl , counterrlaiin, nn<l when discus«lo ns got nowhere war. talk befa n to mount. Finally, however, an agreem ent was reached putthe Oregon bouftdary a t the B r-nlnth parallel, <jta Vpresent J Mr*, h. H.-Link, of tin- Mary C h r w t n i a s P r o g r a m s C irc le , will lx- the h o i r i " ft l r for the Pbriy- After a l lillU lt fl 1>V S c h o o ls Oviedo News 1;^ j tesses i a I las TL- ksatif eawit llmrmlsl 1 .... • Tin•MODElaCHAET SHOP Movie Cun C’im rras - 8 & 16 MM Candid Cameras— 35 MM By A rg u s and Buccaneer Meteor - Clipper - Panda •• Sure-shot, Jr. ~ i Traveler Cameras Projectors in t u b c tn c riT c o c it T Of T I I B N I N T H - J U D I C I A L C llt C U i i IN AN D * F O H h k m i n o i . i : C O l’N T T . N TA TC UP r U llllliA IN C|l A N C f lR T NO. Itss. H(*8A U T E F ItL N M HOCOI.AA, Plaintiff, • Vn J O K A U l K I t T D O U tlLA * . PAl.’K t llHEP. H K K a I.IJ. h A h M i l t l l . .K M lH U fA r Give a CAMERA . . . . the g ift th at will bring pleasure for many y e a rs .. . . a A N F D l tD ---------- ' . . ’1 and Toys Are Rushed . To Salvador Kiddies an4 8KT OKANGK BOWL KICKOfV »ddr~* *■ •aid rnue.- pew*wad ea parte tin . J h Albeit Pnuslos Dec. 15 u V t-K lrW ff l..i:k i.U t;*at tilts. uulUw U> pub. Hotel Falrbalra « UehnJI .ii.r- a ueeh fur four <I , tim e f* 2 P. M. <ESTj fo r the CtlimM* «* J»Jin II. Hlrwrl rolte^Ullve wrelie la T h e Hanftrd U th annual G range Bowl football P -tm U I. Mlchlaan Tee am hereby entitled Ibal salt llereld nf Hnnfurd. Fbiridk. between Georgia Tech and W tT N ta U l my hand nn,l the »«al ror dlvorm hae been, filed aaalnet Kansas her v o n New ew Year's. Yei you In Ibe Clrcull Court fur lwo»- of raid Court Ihle lli h day nf i v lit." , I ’„ _ / • ■v • ■■. -■ • .I fu , . , • • . . ‘ . •f ; ■ �The Sanford Herald K*lakll,fc»* la I M I . , l ^ k lli k i l OaUr •»«»»• M it ia i I _ •M i H > r III SaafestL Vt* fM a Naaaalia I t r a w M a l t a 37. t i l l , a' <ka Paal O ftl.r r f M a l a l i T la f M a a a lr t Ika A*l k# Caaaraaa ml Waark «. ,IS »T . M O l.L A .k ll I - U « i f c C e lla r (iOM OOA II I :A k ________ __ Ka.laaa. M a a a n l_________ •I M il M ip f l llk K A T k l My Caarlar, aaaak ....... ........ • .. Om Maalk ___ l . i , l aa T la ta Maalka _ IM M l M a a l k a ________ ».*• Oka Taaa ___________ I I . a4 All akllaary aallaaa ta ria ai Ika aka aaaalallaaa aaA aallraa ml aalaalalaaaaala ta r Ika yaryaaa ml aalalaa taaAa. arin ka a k a a iM 1*1 kl a««alaa aAaartlalaa ralaa. ia la a l kraaayayaa Mayivaaalallar^ laa., rayraarala T k a II.ra M la Ika kaltanal t U lt ml alaatllala*. O lti aaa aaa aaalalalaaA la Ika la i* ..i H I Ira la Ika aaaalry aallk kaakaaai k t . la rk ira a a mmA kata T a m . . . Tk* U «• m im btt mi fiT* AiMMiNlti r i f M n K lrh t# •ulMU*4 t i r la i lt t lf ft* lli« « » » for n p t M i N illM of i l l III# lM i,f R im prlRiM hi til# •# ommII •• oil II* » » « M 4l«oalrk«#. MUMMY, DEC. 15. 1917 BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY . VICISSITUDES PALL ON ALL. NONE CAN E8CAPE THEM BUT TIIE C.REAT LOVING HEART OP GOD 18 A REPUGE OPEN TO US. HE 18 ABLE TO BRING OUT VICTORY OUT OF DEFEAT: Who comfortcth ti« In •II our affliction—II Cor. 1:3. . ** a By the w*y, whatever became of thoie flying ta u c e ri) What might be called damning the Republicans with faint praiie. Henry Wallace u y i he prefrr* ; Taft to Truman. Joe Louii hat announced that he it going to retire. In fart, he' cam# mighty near retiring when he met Jerrey Joe a fnj nightr ago. If ygu have not done, your Chriitmai * ihopping early, it t> too late now. hut it it not Ion late to get It done "before the |J |h t before Chriitmai. Lateat report* from the battlefront teem to indicate that Jim Fatley it being groomed for the atcond place on the Democratic ticket. Secretary Forreatal will not be a candidate. Fatley had not previously returned* to the fold, he reveali, because he war not invited to. Do you think there it loo much ctime newt in The Herald? Some day you thould come down and look over our AP tepoiti to find out jual bow much *crime nrwr there really it. The other day an Alabama newspaper, wrthing' to ptove to ita readers it-did not aa a rule publish suchcrime newt, printed all the crime newt fbal came in that day. There ,_W«l nbt another line of newt in the paper. A House committee reporti that the Communist hope of early victory in western Europe through legal democratic politics it dead for year* to come. However, it doet not rule out the very dilinite possibility that live Communists may overthrow |he governmentof western Europe by force of arms. But the Communists have never gotten into power by the expressed will of the people, but only by intrigue, violence anJ murder. _____ _ n * ( \ • Further substantiating . reporti that mort Americana /at loo much knyway. New York Medkal College reveali resulta of expertmenu showing (hat 10 men got th in g very well for 40 dayi on a diet of 900 calorie* a day. The average American geti 3.$00 calcniet. Eating (ear, a« Senator Taft rugge tied, would hot only lave food for Europe. ..out probably improve their health. — * ‘ m ' -m Another big-wig politician har been called on the carpet for feathering hit own neat while oc­ cupying a responsible government position. Edwin Pauley, .a former Democratic Party tteaiuier, and now Assistant Secretary of War ta accused of speculating in the grain market while portetted of certain "inside" information. Of course, no man is guilty' until he At proven so, and we hope that Ml Pauley can establish his in­ nocence. Eve., wants something done a cancer, bgl nobody seems to be able to do vary ■uch about i t Even the^ scieitj who eventually might • cure, a n quitting the field, according to the American Medi­ cal Association, because they can . 1 *; _ w: Forgotten Belgian King 'Much of the world outnidc Belgium han forgotten that the Belgian king, Leopold III, hnn been living nince the w a r ’ll end in Switzerland,, forbidden to return to hfn native land without cnnxeht of parliament. Ilia brother Charles rules the country as regent. Discussion of what to do about Leopold comes up from time to time among Belgian govern­ ment leaders, but decisions, K arrived at, have been kept secret. Despite all the official effort on the part of Belgium and the Allies to absolve Leopold from blame in connection with the surrender in 1940 to the Nazis, Jto is more welcome in his absence than his presence. Even should he he per­ mitted to return to his throne, his countrymen will find It hard to make out a case for him. His personal niche in his­ tory would have been a fairer one, and his line more secure, had he died fighting, instead of living as n Nazi prisoner. .It is impossible for Americans to make n moral judg­ ment In such cases, without more information than most Americans have. Belgium may have saved the world in World War I by giving England and France those three daya whdn it hrld the fort's at Liege. But it did so at a terrible price in devastation. Ix’opold no doubt renumbered these facts. He may have thought it better for his country to yield than lx? shattered. Perhaps he was wrong. It will take history to tell. The same may hold true of France. It was a terrlhlc decision to makt'. It turned out badly. But who can blame those who made It? Who.knows what resistance would have done to France? Let the American ask himself what, with full knowledge of World War I and carrying full responsibllity for the consequences of his" decision, he would have done jn June, 19407 THE WORLD TODAY By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreign Affairs Analyst 8th Annual Festival Coming To P alatka PALATKA, FU-. Dre. 15 Eighth Annual Axalca Festival will be staged in tha Palatka Ravins Garder i on February 22. IIJIH. Harry 4,\ Brown, chairman of the Festi­ val Steering Committee ha* *>w nouhccd. Contestant*, chaperones and ac­ companying .Jayceea will art hron Fab. 21, and social affairs, are being arranged for th -ir, pleasure during the. afternoon and evening. Brown •UtwL • Mis* I-ove Lindsey, the 1941 Axalea Queen, of Ocala, new a . student at Duke Unlverally, will be invited to attend ax a spec­ ial guest. — ------- ---------- T— i (Special I—The There ii no ocrnslon for excite­ ment. among either friend* or foe* of Ruiaia. in Moscow’* annmineement of derision to du­ rable the ruble a» a counter-mea­ sure against the inflation which ha* beset the country. Inflation Isn’t s malady which attaches itself trf kny particular form of economy, hut Is as com­ mon as measles In these unhealthful post-war days. Even mighty America has a rash and the sniffles. So we shouldn’t jump to conclusions about the serious­ ness of the Soviet sickness, des­ pite the fact that a fortnight ago rumors of the forthcoming de­ valuation precipitated wild buy­ ing of durable goods of all sorts, Cotton Mills Need ranging from clothing to choicr Large Replacements china. Naturally the Russian man-inATLANTA, Dec. 15 OPhfTnde thr-strect and his family are far from happy to have the ay ap­ sources roughly figured last plied to their aavlnga. The Mos­ wrek that cotton mills tn IM cow radio said the -exchange rate South need to spend well In exfor rath will be a t high as ten k m of »A76,000,000 more than old ruble* for one of the new It- they have been able to accumu­ sue. and a ninety per rent alaah late In reserve* to replace oveiw in hard-earned savings is tough. age machinery, bulldlnig* There’s some easement of the equipment. hardship In the qualification that The estimate was based on for deposit* in saving* hanks, a survey of the whole Industry amount* u p ’to 3,000 ruble* will just completed by Textile In­ be exchanged at the even rate of formation Service, which report­ one for one. Alto, .the govern­ ed that half of alt equipment ment promises that rationing will need*’ -replacing. The nmouht In Training Farm ers he abolished onfall food and in-, excess, of reserves’ thr entire Ruatrlal goods th is month. industry needs to spend was The official decree regarding placed at 3600.000.000. According to Dr. L. H'. Dennis, Executive Secl-etary of devaluation said that the new cur­ The survtjr u id that depr*the American Vocational Association, farming In this coun­ rency Is necessary because w ar­ rlable assets such as machinery try Is by way of being revolutionized-by the veterans of time monetary issues and a flood and equipment originally cost of false rubles put out’ by Invad­ more than a billion dollars butWorld War II. Under the guidance of the Veterans Association, thou­ ing t£erman troop* inflated the that to replare them now would economy so that some goods have cost ' two billion. Reserves set sands of young men are ifndergoing Bchool-sujwnTsed traiif- t>*>en selling for 10 to 15 times aside during the useful life cf ing with the farms actiqg at laboratories. Under the GI their prewar prices. .T he decree equipment were based, Jn pe-. Rill of. Rights, with government supervision, ^he veterans also alms at speculators who hdve cordsnce with tax regulations, arc taking 200 hours a year of classroom instruction and been "accumulating great amount* upon the original cost. . ■„ of money, aiming at profit* at The average life of textile 100 hours a year of individual instruction, half, of which the expense of tjie population." machinery and equipment Is figis given on the farm. When the *o-callrd "panic-buy­ ured stH riTresm -th* Information Over 200,000 young farmers a*rc‘ enrolled. 87 per-cent ing" began sonic ’folk" hastily de­ Service said, and for the entire jof whom own-or-eontrol thrlr own fnrmfL They are learning rided that Russian economy waa 27 years ■previous to the en *• However, close* ob­ of the- wkr, profits In the In­ that many fnrm products can be used in industries, such collapsing. servers declined to adopt thla dustry were only a billion dol­ an the making of textiles* nnd plastics. They arc being thesis. U. 8. Under Secretary of .* . brought up-to-date on erosion prevention, insect extermina­ 8tatc Robert A. Lovett told the lars. la estimated that half of tion nnd treatment-of animal diseases. To make it worth Senate Appropriations Commit­ all"Itequipment needs replacing their while, they are being taught efficiency in marketing tee that the • situation didn’t In­ today, the survey said. “This dicate a breakdown of 8ovlel ia partly because of tha mills* and business procedure. economy, and that It would be a Farmers have in the past bce/i assisted by several mistake to attach too much im­ inability to replace equipment o the depresalon.years. hat more agenciea such as the Department of Agriculture, nnd have portance to the Russian buying in particularly becahae "of the sifF spree had It in their power'to lenrn most of thesT things. This course this appraisal ha* to availability of naw machinery Is, however, the f^rHt widespread, large-scale program of doOfwith the current situation In during the war years and the education for the young farmers in whose hands the future Russia, and ha* no bearing on terrific strain of continuous o p * . • what m at develop there in the cratlon.” of American agriculture rests. future. The fact that there ly inflation in the Soviet Union now .Water surfaces are heated very obviously doesn’t prove that the klowly by the sun compared with W ar And Peace Communist system of economy land surface*. can’t l>e mado to work, any more It la.lndeeri a nlemlpr thread, or a group of auch thread*, than Inflation in '.the United proves that an economy that-hold* our civilization together. General George C. Ken­ Stale* bpsed on private enterprise U ney, commander of the United State* Air Forces Strategic wrong. Get A Trusted Air Command, nay* the bn»lc motor city of Detroit -would So far as the reonomy of Com­ merely become * "primary target" in cane,of another war. munism is concerned, only time demonstrate exactly what ef­ with a "*\iper blitz" operating Instead of a mere ordinary will It will have on Russia and By W. V. Bitting blitz. And'cven a super blitz has limits. : fect the countries which Moscow has Tourhton Drug Co. ‘"If we can keep nhead with our technical development, brought under Red domination. A conscientious pharmacist we will lie all right,” he says. “But if we allow ourselves One thing seems rlear, and this Is that a totalitarian government will be glad to Inform you of to get into a position where we have to pit man power can make any A rt of econom ywhat la known of any medicine against man power, we will be playing a losing game.” no m atter how extreme work you are tempted to purchase Like the "baseless fabric of-a vision,’’ a* Shakespeare for a time. We saw Mussolini do without a doctor's pfeaMwtlon. expresses It, this great and gorgeous group of nations thnt ,lt; wo saw Hitler do It, and we \yhilc the pharmacist knows seen the Muscovites do IL there is no substitute for the we hnve built In both our old and mir new worlds might have Pew things are heytind a police doctor's diagnosis, and hi* pre­ disappear and "leave not a rock behind.” state which has the power of life for any Illness, never­ • That Is* one of the chances we take in Hying. Hut It Is and death' over Its subject* -and scription theless the pharmacist's know­ Also one of the. things most worth thinking about, in nn can make them use beans for rash ledge and training make It age add a nation, not particularly given to unpleasant if it wants to. possible for him to Interpret However, the fact that an econ­ all type* of drugs aqd their thoughts. omy can be made to work under degree of potency. . du/ess doesn't prove It to he good. e r Risks lure the medicine yqu There are many economists of the Western World who * believe contemplate purchasing Is at !«a*t save, by consulting a re­ strongly that the Communist liable-pharmacist b«for» mak­ economy will blow up In dua ing ypur purchase. course. But there seems to be Thla hls\l» the 186th of a series IlfUe disposition to accept the ---- ly WIltlAM tITT — present Inflation (n Russia as of Editorial Advertisements Central P it t j W tlin providing support for that beHef. thla paper aaeh ,n Monday.-----CHRISTMAS WRAP Q|Li»tt<tario la Bnitoa have earth's sslseted their loyal boss—a Copyright Ach. mint house Isa a shambles. atmospher* Is above an altitude fellow six feet tall and only 40 of 21 miles. Bundles ‘here u n i bundlss years old. Of count. If h t al­ dsrsl ways pays good salaries and Look, how dsr Mama scrambles never dle'atea a "long U tter Mlt d tr w r a p p I n g t everyright a t. closing time — that . whers. IT’S NOT TOO LATE would htlp, too. » =* ** .» v ’ * ; I I I ' T t s dial" “Tie dat!" alt d«r (o have Plcturcn made for . Ruttlth scientist* tonouece day! Christman , \ the ettth't circumference It ISO Such Mg headaches W tlu c b t p e tit less thin eitim itei. Bren brings The loateful, the thrifty, the most the good eld-globe seems fo ht • Dst for ms all J can say: • * appreciated flft on t din. JOOST A HOLIDAY MIT t i l STRINGS! RAYMOND STUDIO *' Arise atomic snergy does all I l l tha wsrk, a Chicago csllega man 9 Florida State Bank Building Phone 1093 Which 1 1 mindi t i l l Beetsays aar biggest preklsm will ba Pictures made up to and Including December 19lh Noted B t'o tp it toother mao to ipend iha spar* time. That's wko’s twitched—d u r i ti g the for Christmas delivery on# waery ws’d Ills. ’ C hr/itm tt g il l wrapping season I I I —from Scotch to Scotch tape. Those Egyptians demanding war on lbs Jaw a apparently I f 'l Nows Hiafja scltfttlrt has tokenit don't remember that ones a launched an attack the edee set af llmkrrfsr theetV Jfharaosh •croaa tha Red Sea and found •trike# as at.kslag slmsef scentout hi* plana—and hi* army-*wore all wstl YOU'RE TELLING ME! I SOLVE YOUR XMAS GIFT PROBLEM! By B en d in g a fancy g ift box of i mixed CltruB Fruita from FAMOUS CROSS CREEK GROVES �"• p' ' ' - MONDAY, DEC.15, 1917 • SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ---------- great, great nice* of Caorga Washington. During tho program "White Christmas” was sung by Mr*. F. E. Iloumillnt accompanied by Mr*. Escar Price. Christ mn* tarJ. b. Byers. 8late Regent, reveal- ol* were *ung by the group. The ed at the luncheon and iuislnrss organisation voted to purchase Dirt Gardeners To J meeting of the Salih- Harrison n T. B. tiond. Sponsor Speaker A dcliripua luncheon was. serv­ ( Chapter Friday morning at the home of the regent, Mrs. I- P. ed by the hostesses, Mr*. Ilagan, Hagan, on Park Avenue. The Mr*. A. R. Key, Mr*. W. H. TunA decliion to sponsor a aerie* luncheon was held In honor of the nicliffo.( Miss Irene Hinton, Mr*. of talk* by Mr*. Paul OrchilKenneth McLeod, U8N, of fit.*«state officers. tre* of Miami w*a reached jn\ George Morgan, Mr*- II, J. Ii-hthe monthly meeting-of the Ihr* hr« Albans, Long Jalamt, N> V, has j In Mr*. Ryrrs talk, entitled man. Mlsi Ix-nalwlle Hagan, Mr*. i .. . the ,i... Future”, she H. *R, Dighton, Miss Margaret 30 . “Building for Gardener* Circle of the Sanford arrived in Sanford to*spend I described the founding of th r Davis and Mr*. J, H. Me nick. Garden Cinh held at the Imms diyva, ----------j D. A. R by 18 women. She aaid of Mr*. Charles E. tilrin. The luncheon table was over­ Mrs. E. M. Swaim ha*return- i that the group now owns a city laid with an Dalian rulwork cloth Regular builiira* was conduct- - an artistic arpd ami the group voted to spoil . ed from Perry where she w a s, tdo^k In Wa«hing|nn, D. C. which and centered„ with aor the aartc* o f talk* on- J a r. i ailed Itecause of the illness of ( |R- '|, uj|t „n,j r>ied for by the j tltngement of white camellias. On * n. A. R. and paid for with velum each side of the rrntrrplere were 12 ami 13 at the Mayfair In.*.** her mother. tary contributions. Mr*. Bycr*, white tapers in silver holder*. In The sessions will involve new Mr. and Mr*. R:,L. Cornell had asserted that- it is an A m e ric a n ; the .enter of the mnntle red rose* ideas in arrangements of floor, urtMUffd In i i illv e r Im t or*, flower hat* and many otk:r a* «thelr guest* on Sunday, Mr. orimnisjitinn nn«l teAchru Amcrand Mr*. Bruce Lancy and son. Imnism m oppoifd to Commun-1 WCTC. rw *n«l interesting idea*. Hobby, of Orlando. ism and uses its Influence to b a r while candle* in silver candelabThose attending th r meelfpg bonk* with 'un-American ‘props- ^rt- I lolly i«-rrlc» evergreen* und were Mr*. C. *W, Baker. Mrs. Ml** Martha Adams' of Orlando Jl, K. Cleveland, Mrs. H arry waa the gue-l of Mr. ami Mra. gand* from public school* and «r*l tort# were used in decorating Beeren. Mi*. >V. A. Flit*. M n . Jam rt Crapps over the past week­ frowns'upon all subversive a*tl- i^Tpughoul the rimms. vltie*. * Tlie following piemhers were Ginn, Mr*. George Harden. M-*. end at their home in Mayfair. In outlining o'ther work of D. Present with the honored guest* Jack MacDonald. Mra. H. II. McCaidin, Mra. A, C. MeBeynolda. N Mra. J. W. Altman arjd jrnna. A. It., she revealed that the D. A . “nd vDitoVsi M«* " .1 1 . Ballard. it. is providing for eonvalewent Mr*, h. K. Boll, Mr*. 1. 1. t amp- A n d Personal Adivities Social Calender 1 . TUESDAY The Daughter* of Wesicy Claa* of the 1.F. irit Chttrth 7.- Methodist ------------ Chiircb will hold ita annual Chriatma* • party at the home of Mr*. Claude Herndon at 8:00 P. M. Hnateaari will be Mr*. Herndon, Mra. D. A. Dunn.-Mr*. Franci* Hickson, Mr*. R, B. Monroe, Mr*. Ilarriman. Mra. Hroilic. William* and Mia* Ruth Hand. The Sanford Pilot Club will have ita m onthlylhusinrsi 'm eet­ ing at 8:00* P. M. a t the voc­ ational building.' The board will meet a t 7:30 P. - >L Mra. Sara Hughe*. . Dlatrict Governor of Orlando, will make h rr official visit at thla meeting. The American Legion Auxiliary will have il* montl Ijr covered dish , aupper. a t 8:30 P. M. Huateanea - w ill—lx —MriT Charlea Lawaon, .. Mr*. W . L. Roche, Mr*. Paul Pctold, Mr*. E. A. -Covington. > TlltlKHp.VY The Truth Seckt-ra C lan of the F irit Methodiit Church will meet for a covered diah luncheon at 12:30 P. M. a t tho church annex. ' A Christmas program will he presented. The annual Christmas paity of the Fidelia Cl a a* of th e First Baptist Church will be held in the annex at 7:00 P. M. All hus­ band* of the member! are invited to attend. Plea** make reserva­ tion* by telephoning Mre. Hor­ ae* Turner or Mra. R. E . . El*berry. The Grammar School P. T. A. will meet In" the school auditorium at 8:30 P. M. Th# board will meet at 3:00 P, M. . The fourth grade of the South Bdie Primary School will present a Christmas pageant at 10:30 A. M. The public Ja invited to a t­ tend• t* e n f i * o n . - mm . fr/ dat The Aiuile MllUr Circle will hay* a Christmas .party at 7:00 P, M. at the Elk’s Hall. The Phllathea Claat of. the F irit Raptlst Churvh -will hold * Chriatma* party a t 8:00 P. 81. ^ a t the home of Mre. John L. Lee, 1108 Park Avenue. Memhcra are asked to bring a present for a gift exchange. * • e rs MONDAY The Paat Matron* Club, Order of Eastern Star, will meet with Mr*. Jo* Corley at 8:00 !'. M? for a Chrislmaa party. The ru ttia r meeting of the Sanford Touriat' Club will tie held a t 8:00 P. M. at the Touriit Cen­ ter. E. M. Artniugc, touriit direc­ tor, announced that the Center will be open beginning on Dec. 16 every day and' night except Sundava for the convenience and enjoyment of t member* of tha club. The Elite Knight Circle of the F irst Bapllit Church will Will meet in the annex a t 8:00 P. M. Mr*. George Dixon will give a report on the life of I-ottie Moon, Baptiat Minionary to China. The V. W. A. girl* of the F irit Baptist'Church will meet a t 8:00 P. M at the Imme of Mr*. Thom- Mra. Clyde Ramaey, Mrs. II. N. Kayer, Mr*. Fordyce. Russell. Mr*. aa Grovei, 141.1 Oak Avenue. Miss Temple ArrivesIn United States Mr. and Mr*. M. W. Temple ecelved word from their daugh•r, Mlaa Alice Temple, on Frl'ay to the effect that she had ' %trived a t Weatovcr Field, Maas ,• 'rum Frankfort. .Germany, The Tip from Germany waa mads In 29 hoiira In a C-64 plane. She stated th a t ih* would arriv-J jn Sanford In a few days. She has bcen cmplnyaJ bw-Cmt-KcTTlea In Germany for some time. Robert William*. Mr*. R, W. Wilke and Mr*. Ben Montoe. Mrs. Hayes Honored By VFW With Supper on a l n.VLoU V.’ V»r’ Marines at Ellis Island. T h e ' M l. M'f K- »*• ,Clf " T U' J r“' guests of 3di and « n r ^ ' 8 ™ 'n „f Amrrtflin work* “nu,,,lf *h,‘ fu157 JJhl.""* JMr*. r *' Mi. and M Mr*. Bruce, | n,|i„nv r. ' Ilagun Mr*. $It n \J.IM ,/lolly, I uiney. - nishing material ami helping them Mr*. Lehman. Mr*. Menick, Me and l b , T n e u „i,„ of i U. sell articles they make. | M ^ Milfhri!. Mr*. Morgan, Mr*. Mr. ami air- I., O. hwalm of n l. . .1 it Lav, Mis. lloumiltat, Mrs II. sssrJSPksr^ss^. ^jssi£ !!^s!rsa r: >"•' on «•Holly*....\venue.......... .r,r„rrsis"u •ls.w *5 hand, i grade age*, irrespective of color, T.E.L. Class Holds Supper On Thursday held hy A buffet N ipper the T. K. U Class of the Kilst Baptist Church on Thursday night in the church annex. Mr*. J. C. Calhoun told the Christmas Story. Luke, 2:8, and games were under the direction of Mr*. M. S. Nel­ son. Two long taldi-s extended down the length of the room and weie decorated with greenery ami red and white flowers, In u corner of the room stood a lighted Christmas tree. Thou- attending were Mra. K. SI. Carroll. Mr*. A. K. Rosactter, Mrs. E. W. .stile*, Mrs, W. L. Stoudfnmirc. Mrs. Forest Gatrhcl. Mis* Jo.de Stoudenmirc of Troy, Ala., Miss Do*ia Stoudcnmlre, Mrs. C. E. Benton. .Mr*. M. Gumming, Mrs, Cunningham, Mrs. Lillian Vickery. Mr.*. S. A.' Edenfield, Mr*. Ilehrlettn Leonard, Mr*. Lucy MeNab, Mra. 1th J n Ewing, Mrs. A, C. Grlssclt, Mra. Minnie Hillerhraml, Mrs. VV. E. Kmicr and Mr*. IL B. Ilier*. AI*o Mrs. M. A. Callaway. Mra. ■ Nelson. Mrs. F. I*. Rines, Vlra. W. It. Stovall. Mis. L T. Jones, Mr*. J. L. Johnson, Miss Marie Ste­ wart. Mrs VV, I*. Brooks and Mr*. II, It. Luntley. Syd Nix Attending Indiana University J Sydney J. Ni*. Jr.. 1812 Palmetier Avenue, Sanford,. is n u m -‘ bored' among the student* enrolled In Indian^ University, acrmil t ing to a deluded student enndlmrnt report announced by the Bloomington. Ind.,: Institution, Total enrollment ai Indians Unlveraitv stands at U,I78 fulltime studeul*,' the largest in the Unlveraitv’*. history and morel than double the pre war iwak. In j addition, the University is prtrvld-1 Ink * Instruction for . ll.I.Vi pnrttime .student* in its extension | renter* ami other campuses and ! through rorrpuprimlenee ntiuly. o n a n c ii : nm vi« H U I 0 1 ASS IATH D U It... n o w n MI|T SNOWMAN ..;w hum a4! k« l 1,11*4.Ok ISsI Ivt liogiom s . . , Il l Ta* o*4 wNot a «rend#»lul way la wl|A K#f Marry flows* Mill 4 a*. J 7 J iH V tt CltlllTMAt IIOCK-INO )■ Uia Ids It . I fregia*! - •kail *«*•.#. H Gran M * » i . I - ! 5 CHRItIMA! IOA* J I T ... h i m i ! * • ’• Is is la lit# !•»•!» k a ik o i i i h m Ii i . . . h i n a . h r fa s o o fi n s s t , Il l<s* O jo u . ] | o n n i o it o n k n t s MIAMI, Dee. Ih 1,11 Two Gadsden, Ala., player* will Imin • opposite loirs when Kansas and Georgia Tech collide here in the .JltlH Orange Bowl football classics. Kansas Knd Marvin Small ami, Georgia Tech Guard Hay* McKinney are from the same Alabama city. ban. 4.IS avoLty e* |ivt Oran In n w M if* M lot both..* • DvMift? frrm4»f 0«d lalfc 1.00 * Itu i o ia jj r y iu M i... th Oogrnsf t ika Isssi t h y WraU all asti llta »a>l4 lav tr» Itaik, •iMio»ott*f cK am . IS # (a* w to f II srOk cavalry rva*4t tr k*< so l , htaalii asaslafl dan 0*. to *1i e*..1,M la *0 00 „ tin •*,« Out All. M ens KinRR Men r |i g |g ' -r77 L ’O r l c Style-lying REDUCED TO MOVE QUICKLY r j Circle Makes $200 On Football Game Say • “Merry Christmas' With A Gift Certificate.... j NettU TUI Is, Mi land, Mra, ' Mottle, Mra. J. ^ { f - g* ' 1 Mr* Laura B. Hayes, district president of Veteram! of Foreign War* Auxiliary of 8t. Cloud, was " l;rt Buffet'Supper Given honored with a buffet supper hSE*,1 ' j ' k ^ i '..f i 'JSS i T .' N* Y.iy»w*............ . *• “ By Mrss (layman given on Thursday night .at the were gucat* over the wrekeml o fl* r r *legion Hut. This wa« the first Mr. ami----Mr*. J, E. Mungrr. Byers who was intrmluced official - visit of M n. Hayc* ami MW- Mary Joe Hnvninn vnlrrhv Mrk. Hagan, presented the ■he romiflinVntnl the local gioup Mrs. CUlie Hparkman of Doyle, following alate officers: Mr*. ialned oil Friday night with a on their fine organisation. Tenn., who ha* ifeen visiting Wright, llartnw, first vice re­ buffet supper at her home on The dinner (able was overlaid her aiater, Mr*. K. H. Steaklev, gent; Mr*. K. S. Ilorlon, Winter I'nlmvtlu Avenue. A . holiday with a white linen cloth, and was ha* left for Karilsota where aho Haven, second vice-regent; Mra. theme was used in decorating the decorated with snow-covered Bra- will spend the winter. W. IL Adkinson, Orlando, chap­ room* of the llayman home. Fol­ tllian pepper and centered with lain; Mr*. Edmund M aitin, Oca lowing the aupper gnmc* anil a large ted eandle. A short hlialhistorian; Miss H attie Alien, Hor were enjoyed throughout ncaa aearion followed th e s u p p c x 'jT lin H ! N O W M e m b e r 8 rento.-Bhrarianr-M iss-HaBtr-Aher* contc«ts the rvening. k h d tl was decided that the next r, , <v Inethy. W inter Haven, parliam enThose attending were Jent* meeting would he held on Jan. 8, Enter. Rose Circle ■,urian. a* e«ch officer »a». in- Wilson, Gonhlu Ludwig, Ib'eho Those attending the meeting traduced, she gave brief oul| Itbhc, I’ntly lUligan, Ada Adams, were Mr*. fin yea, honor guest, . Three new members were wel­ line of her work. Jackie MacDonald. G r e t r h e n Mr*. C. W, Jnhn»on, Mr*. Robert comed Into the Rose Circle of the The following viritor* were al­ Kirchhoff. lane liavla, Ann llunn. Kam i, Mra. Ralph - Dean, Mr*. Hanford . Garden Club a t the re ­ Claude Este*. Mr*. Clayton Smith gular meeting held on Friday so intrmluced: Mrs.' W. K. Cun­ Mlldied Miller. Ihinnn Witte and Mr*. C. I„ Wynn. Mr*. Frank morning a t the home of Mr*. ningham, St. reterlnurg, state Ann Whitaker. Also Calvin Bartholomew, Mr*. ChaYIca Po­ Charles lutwson. New memlier* president uf U. D. G.; Mr*. C. I). Wright, Alan Uoxon, Rnls-rt well, Mr*. Virgil Whittle, Mr*. are Mr*. J. I- Inglry, Mrs. Fran­ Walker, Orlando, past state pre­ Beckwith, Mike Whelchel, Ger­ Wilbur Keidlng. Mr*. Emory cis Meriwether ,and Mr*. George sident. U. D. C.: Mr*. W. E. ald Covington. Eugene lumilnlck, Speer, Mr*, Earl Dossry, Mra. Htlne. Smith. Ocala, past regent, Ocala Bo-ldv Mclsch, Wrsley Kpcnm-r, Lynn Hour<ju«tdes and Mile Wil­ H etm lfli.' J8*k Hchjrard. Reports, were hrnrd from all chapter, D. A. It.; Mrs. Louise George Klli-'on linker and llrd* Kilpat­ liam Viliten. committees- and a nominating Mooar. Marietta. G a; Miss Vir­ committee, ■(ompmcl of Mr*. ginia' Crosby, Marietta,’Ga., great rick New Remarque Story Charles Wilke. Mrs. J. C. Rus­ ****** ■MU* ********** A*F*> sell and Mrs. II. II. Coleman, was Ih Coming To Ritz appointed nnd will report at the CHRISTMAS SI'KCIAI, January meeting. Mrs. G. W. Erich Maria Remarque's lat­ Bailey was appointed a* scrap­ J Genuine Cream Oil Permanent, shaped and styled to fit your est novel, reaches it* first nuili- book chairman. features- $8.50. Or try the new Supersonic Wave at flo.lHl up. Memlows were urged to.attend enco through the medium of the We specialise In scalp Irealotcnts, facial* ami manicutc*. Ask film since It it ha* not yet been the two-day instruction course in ; aiKUit free perm anent'to he given December 24.' published in book form and meet* flower arrangement to In- con­ Meanticians-- Harriett 8lawler and Pauline Orel the standard* of hla earlier works. ducted hy Mr*. Paul Ochiltree of "The Other Love", whirh opened Coral Gable* on Jan. 12 ami* 13. HARRIETTS RKAlfTY NOOK through United Artist* rrlcaao, Announrement was made that the 20fi North Park Avenue is a stirring stury of a hopelessly Januarv meeting will be held at ill roncert pianist and her final the home of Mr*. Coleman Instead la tM M N H N N H a ig fling at romance. of Mra, B. F. Cole a* previously scheduled. Member* were asked pianist with considerable author­ In bring an artistic flower a r­ ity. making of her a poignant rangement for the program at cliarartrr whose, struggle to ac- the January meeting. At the copt the Inevitability of her fate cliwc of tho meeting Mr*. W. A. move* even the most cynical. A* Fitts and Mrs. Coleman exhibited her doctor who also love* her, artistic Christmas arrangement*. David Niven playa with restrain} and deftness, while Richard Con­ BOOTH'HIDE PROGRAM te. the gambling playboy, bring* T ie fourth grade of the South to the part a grave but buoyant Side. School will present the Intensity whirh sweeps the audi­ of Christmas1’, a Christ­ ence much a* It, did the heroine. "Story mas pageant, on Thursday morn­ In supporting rolrs, Joan Lor- ing at 10:30 A. In the school ring, Gilbert Roland and Marin auditorium. The M. presentation will Palmer lend authenticity to their be under the direction of three parts of thr patient who slip* out grade teacher*, Mr*. Chlorof the sanitarium at night for a fourth Davis, Mr». Lottie Nix and clandestine drink, the Monte C ar­ i*. Nancy Brock. Mrs. Eaear lo croupier whose fancy la caught Mr*. Irv Mis* Stanwyck, and Hubert*, Price will' b« the accompanist Tor the play. The public Is cordially Mis* Stfnwycks nurse. Invited to attend. Two hundred dollar* was clear• ed by the Aialca Circle of the Sanford Garden Club on the "IP’ Xmas Decorations sound football game sponsored bv Seen A t Club Meet the cirri*, recently, Mr*. E. C. Harper, finance chairman, an­ nounced at the regular meeting onstratlon on Christina* deco­ of the group held on Friday ration* at the regular meeting morning at the home of Mra. I’or-H of the Hanford Home Demon­ tr r Lansing. A Chriatma* arrangement eonstration Club held. Thursday af>. BIRTH 'ANNOUNCEMENT lernoon at the home of Mr*. t$at waa held with Mra. C, R. J. O. Andes. Mr»- C. M. Flow, Kirilov ai Judge. The arrange­ era reported to the group on ment by Mrs. J , M. Mnye was announced today the birth of twin the county rouiK.it meeting and pronounced best. Memhcra andj daughter*, Meriel and Meritim, on stated the local club is now a guest participated in an auction !*«•. 7. Mrs. Hearn will be > member of the National Federa­ sale of hand work. About 20 mrmi«:re«I as tha former Mary , tion of Home Demonstration [member* answered the 'roll call Diehl. by naming a flowering tree. Clnbe. ’ , ' ll It I* estimated (hat prehistoric A discussion was. held on tak­ Hadrian's .W all waa _ built men had an average Ilf* of about ing part In a rummage sal* in across Britain from Solway 14 year*. connection with the other Home Firth toGreat Wallaend In 122 A. D. Demonstration Club* of 8eralnole County. During the program Mra. W. -L. Roche dr*played a- beanIt/ul tray aho had made out of aluminum after whicii delightful refreshment* we^n served. Thi Andes’ home* Waa beauti­ fully decorated with pine branch­ es, rones and }ha Manger scene placed on a ta hi A * Furthering the Chrietma* mStn a lighted MA (ilft From Yowell’n Meant .More” Christmas tree w a s'' placed - In a corner of the meeting room. Below In A Sample Certificate Mrs. IL- W. Lipplnrott Invited tf c etub to meet at her home Mra. C. F. Proctor and Me*. R. M. Burns aa co-hoateese*. Those attending the meeting were Mrs. W. A. Hunter, Mr*. 1. P. Th DAR Honors State Officers A t Lunch k ik g $ m e n 1 TO ILK TR IIS / ry / / r . tr /r f r v /v u /tu A » CWh m / Kings Men In Gold $ 5 ' W0 N0W $ 3 - #0 In Cn 8 2 ' 50 Little girl* listen for the patter of reindeer ht»ofs . . . but big girls llBten for the sound of n lorijr. low, nppreciatlvo whistle. Whirh Is what you’ll hear when you go forth this holiday season In our new, entrancing cocktnil f r o c k s magnificently sequlnned highlights. W N 0W J l - 50 Lotions Colognes Powders .t Soaps e are discontinuing otir enllre toiletry department..............these well known toiletries assure qunlity as gifts. j^jj ay be purchased in sets or individual.......... packed in a gift box. ~ �tU B f AGE MX‘ The FtH^cftst For Frazsfled! 1948 Is ~ Like i#47 Hopped Up With Vitamins am a Michigan And Notre , Dame Rarik High In N ioping Opnonents Offensive Thrusts ANOTHER FOREIGN HEAVY HOPE NEW YOKK Dec. lb Southern Methodiat'a f o o t b a l l brain truat already knowa It* Co* ton Bowl opponent—Penn State —art a defense record agaln*t rushing thla year an;! turned tn the beat total defense mark alnrr 1687. ‘ , On a percentage baaia Penn State'* aerial umbrella th r past "Season waa the moil effective In the nktlon. Only S7.2 prreent of entmy tosses found their mark. On the customary bad* of yard* yielded’ per gani«,'r Nbrtlf Carolina Stale noted out Color­ ado College fpr the past drfrnse *'** '•Perth State - l-------1 crown, while hogged total and rushing defense hortlegist* Athletlr Bureau, which re­ leased final defense ktatistle* today, Penn Slate held their nine foes to an average of only 17 ground yards par game. Against both rushes and paas*t Penn B u te yielded 78.8 yards per game lowest since Santa Clara's record 66.6 la 1637 Penn State finished' fourth In total offense with 383.6 yards averaged per game, ■and second In rushing offense behind lead­ ing Detroit,' with 301.1., Ho the statgrs hold a 287.1 yards per g'ainv advantage over • L.i_ ----- „ . ’i „. 's811•aV.a 1 ftbtlr opponents4 br Nott«> ond Mirh .' .... ^Dfinf, T ait .1.1 ____ L. Michigan won .the total offense crown wtth the Irish Mcond. ^ FoUowittg P*nn Stale ^ n a perhtag*. basis of enemy paiaes m pletrd, were Colorado ‘ Colre, 28.2 per cent: Detroit, 28.4; 'tuple, 26.9; Maryland, 80.8; San JiiAtoi. r w M T c t v DC*rrwsvr fooo f>0*M Tandberg, S w e d is h f i t K v y w e m r HOW tH AMERICA. MAY yOVE THAT HJ9 SURPRISE VICTORY OVER JOB BANS/ ./V STOCKHOLM LAST SUMMER M tfi'T A F W K E - TkAT UPSET COST BAKSI, THEN //At CHALLENGERk A SHOT r « t e mrfificDonurtiTAY t)C MARCH AMD HAD HO ITCH TO FIOHT LOm S.tOT HAT WALCorr sp u r HA/ iHfIMEHCt HIM TO STICK AROUNO, G IF T G U ID E T H E R E AANfT THIH&A^ATWEHTVFlVE OOt-LKR BU.L! H E B tS ONEtAV P O P G O T FROM H tG r* -n DENTIST/ J mors Important than the cleaning bl II is the expert care that your clothing van. wit offer you a service that Ini urets longer life of each garment. Retb*r us also for moth processing, wal rug cleaning and general i i•ItOOM RunoERi nc fiRU r t t H i i m c — NG VVA rLW R E P r U I N G HUG CLEANING RHODE 475 hlU WfSI THIRD SiRilT SANfflRD, FLORIDA PH0I1E 475 MEN’S TIES SWEATER SETS C o n ltr u c ilo n Men's Whit*» HroBddoth , SuiifurizeU Shirts 12.95 . ; f BALL POINT PENS •jf Nurman Htttrnctahlv. E SEMINOLE COUNTY IAUN0RY C tv Uni­ P1»T foreign ration* will o ffer’ versity of K*n»*j—. which I* *cmlto Irnd money to thr Antrricani inx Kay Evans and Co. lire* government, but *he Irttcr* will January 1 lt> play tivorgia T nl:, !»• mailed on April Fool's Day. j will I* tlit 23rd different Insti­ l i r UAL HOWtlS j (Thi* ha A musical diaper will b* pm on tution to h«* ■rc'firvlCntvd In the Gator Capers Face v.L U. YORK I/P>—I •»" KV},n* , d n w ’**■ the market that play* '"Hreak The (hunni- lto » | classic *hic6 the ». -i To ■*- »i..v i Two More Contents *ive jrob an advance ti«lk at 1648. A- menjher of the National As­ New* MotherA’ wht .u_ M-rlea started 14 Nrw Year's ago.t need* n changv. I dull Mr that everyone kindly ha* Before H olidays fid gotten that nine day* before sociation. of Manufacturer* i'l l ‘ All hi, all. however, Manana* generate beat a fte r * a .k _ »end John L. V-wi* an eyebr%* • llitofhlnta waa wiped out I pret - i n r ulnrt-d in car* fur shipmant. GAINESVILLE Dec. IB (ftp,.- dutiit the Japanese war might tomb, and fleorgd (ternard Rh*w IMW. Th*» hiberndle. Will again dlarlultn any revponal. r i* l|—'W ith, four game* In the !a«t another full year. billtr fur mankind. record*, the Unlveralty of Florida The foreran! la for a strange Vaudeville will ri*e from. Ita basketball tram fare* two morr and exciting year, in fart, frairAnteftt* Ireforfc pausing up hard­ »b-d 1648 will he like 1617 hopped grave and paradr ita creaking imrm* a ru m the tflevlaiun acreen wood antic* for Christmas frail- up hu vitamin*. briefly, then return to the wind* vitlea. lug nheet of oblivion. , Mere are the prosper!*: Coarh Sam MrAIIDtrr and hla Pricea will remain a lot higher William Saroyan will compoae lutlketrerlng outfit engage the •hati nkirta. A genuine T-boric University of Miami In a two- .leak of pre-war thickness will be a new play—tht* tlrue in Engllah— and the critica won't like it be* game u r t r i l» Miami DecernW exhibited at the American Muaeutn cauae they will lie ahle to underlltth and *i3th ( Friday and Satur­ of Natural History and draw day), They will not go into ac­ thousand* of adinirfhr vialtora. atand it. At the opening of th e ' Metro­ tion again until a toad trip semi* It will lie flanked by two armed politan opera In Manhattan two them to I..S.IL and Tulane on guards. society dowager* whp spend the January Jth A 8 th .. 4 1 0 S a n f o r d A v e m it The slogan of (Ingle ladle* will ••Veiling kicking a'football around f “The New Look Hr fore Yoihj the bar joungr will low the front rap'* til the bachelor* they’ll Wolf Calls Gridders to pru|ioM- to, aince it will rivea escorted by a real ape To P ractice' Feb. -9 avtr • I.rap Year. dressed in a tuxedo and wi>arlng a diamond in it* forehead. Ilut "Thr New Look A. Jury, will set free a nufh ac_GAINESVILLE 1. ***» LfI t_Dee.14...15 I «ISp«- t prove . with .age, and ..neither a* - willa ruaed of murdering un old friend Live the King! who Insisted on telling throe venerable “Talking dog” stories In Which I* u somewhat involved a row. • wHy of bringing up the subject A man will get wealthy by in; that the University of Florida's venting a radio gadget that filters football filte rs , who rupiplgled oat jokes aliout why Ulng Croxhy’a aslary, their four-fivb-one football sea­ not IncluJi son lust n couple of weeks ago, s SOLD TO OWNER-OPEKATOMS ONLY’ (WHITE) will he back In shoulder pads anil DOWN PAYMENT OF ir.OOJIO RbqUiBED helmets In' eight , weeks. Coach Apply t«: . .* Kay Wolf has announced that , McLean Trucking Company, Inc. . ■{print practice will begin MonWiaslon-Halem, North Carolina day, riiiMiaf: ftb, fur a j It or * seveli-W»ek period. N IC K S P A C K A G E STORK Pro Clay Court Tennis Play To iBegin Today GEE, I HBAWLYL05TA TWENTY-FIVE OOUAR BILL, BOBBY— * 0 - Injlililr chewing' tobacco" will ORANGE HOWL HAS VARIETY WHISKER • WINE Francisco, 86.4; Si. Mary’s, 30.7; and Davidson, 30.8. Michigan's Wolverine* w e r e t C o a c h e s A n d S c rib e s i p o st effective in interceptions, Sports Roundupr T o N a m e A ll-A jn e rfc a 'grabbing 18.0 per cent of all By HUGH FULLERTON, ill, /passes hurled against them (27 of B a s k e tb a ll C o m b in e *'• • "Primsylvanla — •— •- rtdlared* —ii— j* ■„ 146). 18.1i per cent, or 2rl of H I. first requirement for a man who The Rose Bowl nominees Howard Jlolcum. A'nle Michigan ami Southern Califur runs a big league baseball farm University nta—-Were the. only major teams m a » w e of th e - National Association of against which no touch' ltd Yule roach who re> Buskethall Coaches of the United cently • t^ak-^rhargr of Detroit’s .Stall s, announced/trvlny that for minor league operations, soya the the third sUuight year the ngr remarkable thing1almut. the whole tiring roaches uml sports writers business _is how his htemory baa would select nn All Improved;* Inee he has had to keep lego basketball team un n diixrn if True Muoaitne. Tim team will be pirki’d by the he’ll have to do a lot-more re­ membering, ItecaUMt the Tigers rnmbiiird votes of all college are just tieglpning to rebuild o coaches,nnd by rt panel of s|s*rts ehaln that was reduced to almost writer*, selected by I he coaches, but waa tietler____or.t. than any*Mother nnthing—First b; ropreaenting the K diM rbls of the .a _ ... the past two years. Notre Dame, famuli' National Collegiate Athletic As90 farmhands, then the war add aoclatlqn. A procedure of eiprnlJack Zollcr's decision to get out ixing ballots will lie followetl, Others besides Notre Dame of chuln-store baseball . . . '' " e which will make this it truly re that repealed among the top IB have a few good player* way nrrsrntatlve All American team. were I'enn State, third last year, down,” itulfe says, "but none who William A Mary; Holy I!; IT S A HABIT WITH TKCfl North Carolina Htate, Texas and i haven't seen all thj- players yet, Mia m i , Dec, ib t/D -T h.- «>rDavidauh. Only rlulia placing hu! I'd like to so I ran hav« all nnge Bowl classic- with Kansas Tiuill'u sijth aivttl W ttlttbl will lt«-. ftiili.iiertin uigm Tech's vl among the tup 16 in both offense Idea of how good they aro and itiitl and defense this year wore I'enn won’t have to depend so much on trip, and its fourth In five year*. reports'. *,, . Sounds like a tough Thu Engineers played In the 1943 State, Notre Damn, Georgia Tech Job, but Red insists: ”1 like tala Cotton Bowl, 1911 Sugar Bowl, and( Detroit. . • 1946 Orange n«wl and ,1048 Oil Example* of ntdaldy apt ward Ing on varimis *purts subject*: Stanley I^rwe, Mar«|uette U. -ticket director who #Is_ trying tn fur hi* Junr fight . . . Tatum, ^ —4 I I # . . ' . L J __________ I t.. k l ... satisfy the demand for atl_New the speedy Texas IT. tackle anil Year's Eve game with Wiscon­ relay runner, specialism! In get­ sin: "Now I know whnt It prob­ ting the men returning kickoff* ably is like to Iw trapped in l< thi* fall. In the last game, Ta» MIAMI D e c T jM /P )-P la y b*; pressure cooker. tom nablicd the runurr alx time* Harold Keith. Oklahoma U. seven kicks, professional clay courfa tennis publicity: “The" Big BIx luiaket- nnKen Iwrcffler. Ht. Louis twinchampionships with 32 leading ball race la as wide open as Joe tiers’ coarh, argue* th a t fl-U.ltcd l competing fur tire title, R. Brown's mouth."*. Rocha. Bomber rookie from Bed Smith, New York Herald- Oregon State, move* "like a small dad bv Frankie Kovaca, of T r ib u ta ry between ;• William* ami other eiiually tall players . . . land. Calif.___ ____ Jack March of l'elhain Manor, Carroll i’arkdrj Newark Dear's N. Y,, ‘and Ed Soltek. Saranac general manager, - says the Indi­ Lake, N, Y., will open the tourna­ ana won't have to worry about ment at 3:90 I'. M Allle C l A r k 'a ieportedly-wenk Oilier matchra: - Ed Copeland, Winter I’ark, v» Kay White, Miami: Ike - Mary, Coral Gables va Bill Harris. Mi­ knows tbo riyiner Hn’t going for ami Bearh; Welby Van Horn, an extra base. Ha ought to make Knoxville, Trnn.. va M. Reming­ every thruw like he wa* mad.” for the hoy*," he explain*. ton. Abbot. Harrison, Me.; Byron thing la taking a western Thomas, West I’alm Bearh v* "Syracuse trip, with a visit to the P lu m e George Lyman, Oberlin, O.; John basketball Phone Bowl garno, and everybody Howard. ,la>s Angeles, va )kl Roao 81LV K R turned ddt for the team this Burke, New York. ysar." . . , Joe Loula has given FLEET Novae* v» Leo Futlwuod, Coral up golf. ■ But only temporarily. CABS Gable*; Bob Decker, Miami Joe saya he won't have time be­ ick McKee, Miami. cause he'll Just get bark from IW» It It Y MONDAY, IJfcC. IS. 19^ Fl o r id a B A ^ H lR I ) 1IH U A M ), t Cnnilux With Lcatherutte Caryying $ 1.98 Fnll Bit* k Printed ^ TABLE CLOTHS * Henutlful Asnortment. . Fast Colors. / Ladies' CAMERAS C a ic . ^ ■ LIGHTS Outdoor Lliihto t t t 12.98 8 Lights Sets . . sot $l.Vj Zipjter ^ f 1Pntent 'iu e m Plnatlc, . , Assort oil i CHANGE PURSES Colors. . Chrfstman CHENILLE ROBES CANDY Beautiful, H e Jl^ r^ u fte d . Suffnr Hard Candy. It) 39c Cellophane Wrapped ; C 'llx -U -H * * C iinteras I3.9H Christmas Trae { . Fancy Tree ORNAMENTS all S ire ..... 2 for 15e littm Site each 10c Re S iz e ......... each 15c Brighten Your Home With A New* L a m p Or New Shade. . . Complete Assortment �I- 9U>NUAY<: |1EC. 15,. VU7 B -5 - UANf'ORI) UEUAL1), SANFUKU, KMHU PA " ■ »■ W lji YARDLBY VENETIAN A M flc i’a Moat Bewntifnl Aluminum •• Cedar - polfxhrd Aluminum >w A>k Me For Fro* E r d a u b P. W. 8TBVENB ~ 617 W. Uobtnw.n - Oriuadu Phone 2-072S — T—W .■ . ,'J. — Dr. Chitrlw I,. Person* L e g a l N o t ic e O p to m e trist Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Bldg. Uoura: 9-12 I d Phuu* 296 Sal. 9-12 Kyra K.aamlnrd • Glaser* Fitted » u j n i. X „ lk « b twrvfcy gl»Mi that I an» In b u iiH u , al S4ftf«i»t Mi, n ii'l-il ,vi(|K.,t tina,i th* y a t t lh ia hJtlUe ,',f S ia f v lJ a*a,a,t »il* i l i a - tliia anti U..J I llll.lU to •.ikl Ramr ymauaiu lu t|,» Xan,* gt.ttHi* fi'nai-l.f *o»iS. Ia»> T at Klotlda t t l l l » it l i tb, r’tarU „f 1 1|.- C ltr u ii * v »e rl „ l iruliuote County. V if f id j. . - — . r lb | i..| | ..t l» a « » U | — — ------.. Liar. I , FOR RENT M n »* »; o r t‘ i hi M‘ u lt)> I’MtVt l T o »i *ht n u t N » a » ‘. C O C K T V . KtwVTn lO r i - O l l i l M »Ui C I R i U 'I T C l f A N T t h t X U (to . A in u H 4 i 4 WORK WANTED * a r t ic l e s f o r s a l e (l» net till. AS SALESMAN for jobber <fr IFFILK a para in Metacb Building,' Gat ipace heater*' 114.06 up I'lAltttlll w bolraalr (irm to rati on cen­ I-arfta light office*, new)/ u.-cvrV'Jv H. B. POPE CO. INC. tra l K lo iid a tluJ<> R ot I I I l * r J \f* t§ ated. all utilities, haat anil lam I I*f«ll t|>l|tl SEWING MACHINES aid. tor aarrlea furnished. Cal) 86B*.* T i l l v A U t 111? T H f H I A T S SALES AND SERVICE 11. A A. Dept. Htore. I t o iu n A — BO llK K EEPlN ti pmi or full Pen a Sawlag Mark. Shop ■■■ ■ H> Jtiir J Wald R8l» JU|iO tinn*. Bo* W Hrra ld .___ 115 S. Fbauch Ph. 1194 RECORD .PLAYERS and radloa i fleet Witi.fi. ftsl-1,f 4 ’ inif, *»f • f|t 149*bt jf! fiittifttfit it i *■ for,rant. By day or week. Tli# ROOFINti mol tuuf painting. W‘ lit llili i f |..ru|rUl|.t filrd llnal«! Box, u p W. l i t St: G. E. 10 PT. double duty meat Smith B ro tlirii. Phone lift#. *l» iJill r i r t Ult I’ 1dll L i t•T••* I display vase ami compressor in Phone 953, ‘‘♦fil ijtmiil j iff !=’*«’»;[d.» good condition, new motor. lit) 1 j ■ i iff* - ». Lodge A Son. |0 Ik u in c s tt tlppm lu itlllc.i Aiaid WRm| o JiMlr J Will I 2 WANTED TO RENT irffiu id M i*hrre?ii ill* itiiMf MRS. IHWWN MILLERS Fruit ♦ tin 111I. tlR Utf e'MI. Ik*E A RN 8790 #o PKH W FLfc . Cak* al Plggly Wiggly A Table A D 1811^ ARil full !**>!. »6 OR * ROOM IIOII8F furnwh. SALARY Supply-_________ ____________ MrLtan Trucking Company, iuc. *!«• ,» dr tife* i»*ii *muf***n>* drill it*' • M or unfurntehed. 'Phone 680-Afrffrt! •MpsHltkAl Y till ‘iinil j b f , 4Win»ton-S#l*ui. N. C. offer* F t l»49Me­ FOR SALE—Ltnirroc! for drlre lt t* 1 it*Nt tb l» ,*»•* % young man ati.oppoitum ty to W*T9 and roadWare —I’bone ttruf m inl i tfdff l*r |HiMiftl«**l I FURNISHED bedroom with go into buxtllta) lui tliriuxrlvti. 1*41 | « « K n u a r» nltvg «* tK 4 p bath by couola with 17 yr oid \Ve sell gull a ItitX Muilii I.. J, JO_ - Htidlltl 98- 6* AljiliTirXEDO F E f p t- - « ir iilil# lire daughter. Phone 1852. Mark lire*, I tu H<43 Model f>el uf 9tifHfal lli?UtGlU'«^ |H*»iMtl*e -t line**. Titte d e V#a.l 9 i,,» « r CPU Autocar Dciscl Tractor, Wo if* Hfuiincrl* i'fiuiifk t B REAL ESTATE FOR SALE gite you a thiee year lease W I1 N K K H 3WY II ANT * A N O <m * ,VEGETABLF plant* for »m»ll Contract. Laming- sufficient. to F lt l Ai . BK21* »»P Tlfll* *T»l i n • and large oerraae. Cahbaga. i l III I >T,t 9 I » \ Y O F X 'O V L M U h lt. pay for tiurk III three yeatr, TAt* FIVE ROOM HOUSE, partly furCoUarda. Rr orroll. Cauliflower. H i ? lit Hmrile’td |T*lfltlft not including imHiry. TRUCKS niihed, 2 bedroom*, 1/3 down, ** I* IliTti^uti Onions. Lettuce. E*e*ro1e. Tom­ SOLI* Tt* OWN Lit OPERA­ md 840.00 per month. - T o r otUck r i n k *tf I lrctirt i'lt^lt ato. Strawberry A Beets. J W TORS ONLY 4Will IK*. DOWN • action. Call Phojie 91T8. . i,. I S u i f til Tit M i . Bell, Laka Monroe, Fla. Phoiu* u ; t . < v SMALl ' PAYMENT OF i-IiiUd,«l RE­ »k 1N8UKANCB QUIRED. Apply to M il.tan REAL EflTATR i.-OL’ It T UP I ILL. I 'l lf .N T Y 1-80 GAL.■Electric water heater. • Tiucking Company. Inc., Wu»- JINtT * .:a -it m : ; u i . b u u rN T y . F II.A. MORTGAGE LOANS toii-FUL-iit. Not tli‘ 't*«:oluu». Electric Sendee Company. 2>t1 ’■ i i: >H’ P lat t, i n A.' RAYMOND 51. BALL Realtor Magnolia Av*. Ptiona Dll. in fit* t i n r n . • Registered Broker and 12 SPECIAL* NLK Y ICES IN H i m l : t h r i l l u f i A i u i l l l FLOWERS ’ Insurance Agent L AM M lt ,t«rx .* 4 ‘ Dm. 4 Florida Stat* Bank Bldg. for all occasions f*' i l l . W H O M l l ‘ WAV CUN* ft BN I A CAR -CMMNe—---- -------------------- , H cN EILt: A" TOST FT.OTtlSTS YOU OW VB IT ,f r LI ill At 11r || • \ 3 ROOM houae partly farnishad. Hipea Are, just, o ft Celery PHONE ONE 100 UlK A Ilia f ilf r l’ fcff fin«t Muat ielt at once. Call I0O9-J. Office ph. 409 residence ph. 610-R HliLICIiLAND MttRUISUN #*« All min in f i l l i p of Ih r t t t i l t *1 - - - - - - - ____ . . . . ---- ----------------U-DR1VE-JT. INC. , "Paffti? L HmLtft, fitcq***®* fIttl ftlt** STOP - LOOK,- LISTEN CONCRETE sewer pi|>c, rroase : |,si petltibn for f*1* * 1 *li» New precision built K. D. W, trap*, septic tanks, blocks, RADIATOR cleaning, tepairing. ttiaif*1. » M UtAl 4ft« t«ai 4|*a»> Rouse* 10'xUP*' 1200.. 10‘* 18 benches, stepping stones. MirNew RaJiatori. new .cons, we li% j tt.L* Uun ^ i U Jt. \Y- vy *»., 8390. F. O. H. Ormond. Can ba C*lW > o f He»D*«ht*lr t'xTlt.ltg, erle Concrete Co. 309 Kim Arc. take off & install. Jimmie CoV-f^lofitlii. uii f|i#i I,a« 'iiay uf |W* rrecled in a few kourt or we Phone 1985. 1111B Siu-L-t Mi tel Works Phone <n xcif,h*- , J ill* for HDkituv^l of ia u ii will deliver and eraet the aama day at a verv moderate price. FRESH FLOWERS DAILY, Are J » * L . (k tn tftl '’f IliF ^ n td jr t*f It See Mr. Wnwds, 83 Pi vis ion St, taking orders now for CHRIST - 1 Kxpeit Kadm R epairing Hut t!*ftA»»C « n ilitb *^t|j *I»«y ! Ormond. Fla. . ‘ MAS.' Wreaths, Door Sprays, . Fred Mti-rs. till E. Jiiu Hi. uf NsiYe-ffUryf, etc. STEWART the FLORIST. IUiit.ll* A. fiilL 6 room furnished houae. M il SEE UK FOR AtFii'.liiHfiiirit .if Hi# 814 Myrtle.' 26d-W. French Ave. --MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING i^ f ju f!r MJiitfl, tic ~r AND TYPING — All kind* II .00 buslu-l FILLING STATION, sjork end Fruit * CREDIT LUItEAU OF J. T. Kartier. W. Geneva Aye, IS' C u t I9 T U P T ill N it npiipment for sale. Phone 9104. J t ’ lM iK -K M IN* i l l i' u I ' N T V , f r SANFORD » f A T i : «*K t T -n it lU A . Phono j ONE dining room suite. 110 N. Park Phene IBO 1 SMALL Furnished House Trail­ IS i T t u l l A T K 4100. er. , I lot Jttat outside rlty. J.S ItK . T i n ; K H T A T K o y T i n I FOR RENT Floor saridvr. Lights A water available. Will T U R K E Y ' S — K n-sh iftc u e d ®r operation. Reasonable ixU J. Easy T IK T IP M A , .1 S an­ ? f ! ,\ I.L W ilt *11 i r M AX C O N selL separately. . |200 00 each. live all slice. f i.i . ynor ford Paint A Glass f.o. Piioiw v i *. Phone 718-M4, Christmas order now. Onr mile ii iiilitiY |{tYeif, fti*f tjifl il 308. beyond Wilson CoYticr un Ml. l= I I - . i f l y her f(f«all flfRl | 3 BEDROOM horn*" on 2 tots. Dora Road or Phone 9R*4. DOtHiR • PLYMOUTH It#-Aitii11iiifti fttifl Jil iltr ***f»*i «r Fruit tree#, Yell modern eonTliw t i |Msjiiii. »1#u (ti**ef*, tfl#t lfl> P A R IS AND HKHV1CK venienres. Immediate posses­ 11 FT. FIUGIDAIKE 1299.75 108 PalM rtla Ave. Plione t o i l flint hit (icijfkii* aif4 filial «t6* sion. O. B. Griggs, Rt. I, Rag Ulm* *Ur 9%III fapfjb to New,, just arrived. A n excel tlir ililw H. U U.lw. I .... . 822, 8900 Sipes Ave, lent Christmas Gift. Hill Hard­ HIGNF. a t—jppEi±ftiI^ ^ ware Co, 301 E. First St. Ti'ifttln mi fti*- lit* f 4(8% « f (if* IMHJCIHATEii AVAILABLE , H bo. „ . j ._ - - i - v i f i Phon* 83. * O— DEE’S SIGN R IF#t»!»•#18. I "*f i Tmfht fit'l*|jruVI*.I of titIiiit. New 2 bedroom tilings lew with ti tjii fn»t f i Hit I ij.lv flit |nr a* A tflh iti * O . I*, t a pdmaa. Pboma 1021 drive In -portico targe living I DINING TABLE, 4 chain, good latizalt 1% Uf Vlif rtitfftf Of I*ill. Tt»* moms, bedrooma rurprlsihgty wicker construction. Crosky Colitn'i Radiator Shop for co|-t »• M*»* tl.'** *•# IIIit if«|li lit* roomy, spacious aiu-losed porch, Radio 5 tubes slab table, all pli-to radiator service. loti Sa.i- u| Kt*% FHlflvr i H skitchen has cabinet sink, water -j | ftslevfliU good condition. 914 Park Ave. ferd Ave. I’imiie 15A.W A iliiiln ilrttU iv of | U v i U i t ,.t heater anti ample cupboard or Call 347-J after 6:00 P. M. i iilt rM tn u a , tliM riteuspace. Outside stuccoed on con­ A im i IIKPAIIUNG. Ilall’e Gar­ crete. inside has waterproof I SECOND HAND Dalton adding age, Hanford and Celery Ave­ f n - u if i .IK m .\i : jo ilK m t.V j machine 82U.IML Cali 1213 beepat plus 2 coats of pRsater, nuePhone 10H0-M, 2* Ul v« r £!<••{. tw»4n | and 5. hardwood floor* In IM i*nntnirv. Con Ilf H I fmI * For lh-pendahle Lot has 10 ft. frantag* and Yin* ftr* h rrrt.y f*>iwii*«l ai.4 GIVE HIMa 16 H. P. Johnson HRFFIMGEIUTION HER VICE L*| Ui^il in f.f Jt4itlfc ti«|jf***«r IlfHra |l,. located In Mayfair, priced at Outboard Motor fur Christm*a. ft il 7 of J lit U h l); 4. 1* X t *i Call IS 150 00, terms. n-. Hi# bill « f ruiuulfltit 'T t l f l Available now. 181850. Iliil GANAH RKFIUGEBATION Let us khow you this property: I ifalW JtJll Jh I|t1« fat Lie Nil tl Hardware Co. 301 E. First St. SERVICE bedroom bungalow, comfortably if i'uuil i f J* * llliDilU *>*111x1 ph*»e 63. ______________ sited living room,, sun porch, Ph 570-W f iiiiKfn m r^ n f'-n J | foihlrt *r A tiir* * JtlhfifiiU4 tie» 111n sill *»« 11*•11 dining room, bath, kitchen, CELERY PI.ANTS, Abbott A Uo4>kki*opini; i r r v l r e , part uni**: fiv# ttlvurr* fli« Mattfslid llr f t M • Upl plenty of closet and cupboard Cobb, Early Fortune .and 768. l.l 15 t ■ it * H4 iv t| - | ■i •Ip o . ntlvlrt* an<l »jMii»liiiir<k on Space, fettle fan, water (mater, H. G. Dvhratts. Phone County torial M*curlly ihuI Iikoiiu * tai **Itl Ji it, I# llPlltf Ahull tf|B Jtuli |tilt I tt & !^n d' ■garage, ■ beautiful■ fur f«»Mi f i i t o « t i v * W H lii.2003. tl_ mutter" J. P. Dvpip#*:)’, ly lamlscaped on large corner i U I S I M , O. P. II.,ri.I.U ., x‘l.ru Mavmilifl I’lnnioi 9107. FOR REAL CEDAR Christmas lot. . / Circuit i w i *i Hauroiu, |rh» " I . . » , ( i|u ultli-ial u .tl tb.iM .f Furnished bungalow th at Is un­ trees various siic* A price*. in \ i *i : h s i : u v u t : hi* u .r :c iji ila r ,.f S '.> «in ib n , \ usually well planned and built 84* a t Fruit Market, South For <W*UU«*of lh** lir fM Mw»W •l*. i»«. by one of tho best of San­ Park Ave. j#rvlr«M now In Sanford *'»ll or x i. I* lleriulun. Cleik ford's builder*. * bedrooms, tS K A l.l wtltt* BABY VAfeKT. Dayton* hath, living room, dining room, — kttrfw in & n .o rU ro , M i U l V K T T T IIO M A K , 67'J-W. We pack A ship. NEED A NEW R0DF1 U ,a l rel.l 'I III A H k /m U M S r u l t v , electric refrigerator. n .m i ii .t, K litV Y n f iK . presi-ntative will, gladly help 6 ROOM bungalow in fair con­ c o a l o r Wo o d c i r c b l a t o r , Hen. LtJiliir t t i.u t you. Terms arrangnl. Volusia dition located in outskirts of ae new. 616 Cypress Ave, Vint ate h*i*py r.,|itl,e,1 .m l Konfiiig Co. Phone W5-R RanSanford, priced at 84400.00 +i* ,,,l i u I,# sn.l ei-prer upon lh , Phone 826-H. £__ ford. Wall .fruited. Mlt 4 . ) « l Js tiu 'irr, A. !• t !M tu tn » 1,111 , f (um ptelhl III. i CHlCKkN AND DAIRY FARM GIRL'S Junior *De bicycle, good MEAT CURING a id smoking in see Me f t * . In Ibis v a u t. In M paved road an two sidao. $ood ■ condition. ‘Pbone 431-W, rentra) Fbuida'a most modetn ritf i.it ru e ri or jifuiimUe C o u e lr, six rbotn modern bouse, 4 room froren food locker plant. We ,t lienluitl. yioM-Ja L> 6 W ANTED tenant hats**, chicken ftoi n otify you by card when your T t ..,.,* ., iMtna an artlon tor ,!■ and runs sufficient fer carry­ meat Is ready and guaraniev voce*. in g i«04 laying hew, dairy HlgbanC cask nrtrs paid for ua«4 Th e Kasfw.l It.la id It dfrlaaat«.l satisfaction. Plant open daily h . it,, nrtttpaprr I* w hlih lh l» bant* and faed rums la carry - furtdture. Ted lMrla Furoltura ty:IHI to 0:00. Orrffr th ill l*» (Ailillitird (nr rout Q*. 811 E, 1 st EV 35a l i head of cattle. GcoAnA a ria CENTRAL- FLORIDA U I’lCIs uitiMcutlt* srsebs. 67 acres, doee lit 37500 (H), TT lT .M M H . ( ) p. Il.tn d '.n CSerk BVT your «8» regn#dl*aa of FREEZE AND STORAGE CO. iehns. uf 4»I4 O u u t i t ' ^ v t al gxnf-od. 491 W. U lh HU' «e -cmwtltlon. Boy Keel, 344 M urkla, end tti. iifflclnl w a l'f lt f l. Hanford, FI*. »nd SL ^ P (, Milt thf ICIh day u t S ttiiX ik^ e ? W M L -r, A IX 19*7. r i'hone 9994 ~ t o t t r v nrw or uaet Electric 8PKCIAI# COI.D "WAVK $6.Oft. Ii I-. Il.rndna i t.i a Snnfi.nl UviHity Salon, i’ll' refrigeratin'. K. M. Young P. IH I1A LI \m . 0. Bei-721, Sanford. 6 A R lIC U m fO R • «tnl f*I llnai 4* Atlffli**( . f ly I r a n S l r i k r r T H K L O N K If A N ( ; i ; U 5KE8TF, IT'S Y09R TURN TO J- ViLUE 1ME ONtd 1>\\J / I J t T L L ^ U / Z l I 1 DON'T KNOWWliAT HkPpeCD TO^ UE&E TWO. BUT IT UOCvN'T A1ATTHR. WeYE COT B t l / tlGTEN I T*Oid! CROOKS ON WE VOU'VE BEEN GROUND W E T>€ O n £*> W HO lOOillMG FOR TR1E0 TO DESTROY llE SRD0E NOT US* L C " -------- ;— V " «- = .w * w r- Ue-OttOVT® YpU'RE GOING TO LISTEN TO ME, SHERIFF. ENEMIES CF TVC RAIlFOq ARE PLOUlKG 10 KILL TdkT OFFiOH MR. wirrrERc. - ■T?Kr7itor'M iYO-w-eL^tx>^ WERE TO CUT OOWN THE s CAN TRESTLE SOMR WINTER^ YOU TRAIN WOULD f>* \ ~~7 PROVE COME WiM ME Y.’HILE P T , I TALK ID W \ i Jj // «vlgunE hm *n/ S 1-80 GAL ami 195 gwBon Uble 7 Pwta. UvaetoaiR,' Supplier Hi N O TH 'E^-P^tjSD NAl. top wbtar heaters, E -C o w A Heifer calf. ATlt-VTHiN LADIES! vice Company 1st 8t- Pbun* 1144-W. Msk# a one slop «ervirc fu r' all A»i- Phon* lot • . ■■—■ — ■" "— 1 '' 1 jour laundry and dry denning CUT FLOWERS. Mrs. •¥. C. Bal- For Bale '• Jersey •d en nerds by using your favorite cnlf new week old. Milk over 4 Helf-Hcrvice imundry. s r & ,s ? m _ Gals a day 8160.00> 3 .'V . M .r THE IIELPY SKI.FV I.AUNDRV tin, Rfr 2, Boa M 40fi W. 16 St, Sanford A U f U T I Aluminum ewacmant >. windows. a flEU* W AtilTtD ORlxANUU iL.tt,lug Sentinel O r nwn and steel cniekeent Undo Evening Slnr. Call Kntph dows. Miracle C oairt to Co. GIRLS WANTED, l^ny** Drag R*v. 1I6AJ m FJar-Ava. x Pbana 1886 TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE CHOICE TURKEYS f « Rowling AU*y wants pip Delivered to your home all eitex Deliev, Phone C-91U6 or 294 UJD MOWK n-g ) IrrncKS •OWXHAI.43 r f g £ . % s (M *><* | &r-;n.v CHANGE TO T IO U S N E O IL --- 1 By Paul Robinson K r j ’A K K T T H c p /'-r' Vtw5# “ ■Hi TELSGCAM f t * VtKit t fstee-no CiCU *t-> f,*k CiM.WbfiCU mc£2 ije r f I 71* ftAXO' i MfiftMrOU -THirrg /— put OEA IK S ;'iJHSTVff D A ita iO _oor ccetpt wave 7083 ifS I.m n- 9 -1 : IIm Your Oil [I. * <?. f l i y- v . - Um q C b w m rd ? S e u iifp la ^ ir e ^ hop 201 N. I'ftrV Phnne 37 m, > v V. CO(JNTEiTqiRlX taal 3 exper- Royal Master Urea a r t bark again. ivneed. r-.p wag,.-* paid. Boo ". a IW iM f8 W . u ■F—1■ mu "" ■ Uc&tral Eltdrtc a •y w a iy 2*** Boys blcycU Cliristmaa gift. < tatV OROOM SUITE, 1 Los Angel us perl a * II. B. POPE CO, INC, iW lnlnal ,1 CiriU. SANFORD Tl.suly Salon, lain phone 1364 or Mary McMahon a COLOHF.D Xd, , 1 . y r . n or telephone 1854 Permanent! alt older for curb Service. Apply methods, aU rtlng fd and up,. Pig 'N Whistle. Mala Cook fo r tug boat, |J4 r o “ 's i v i T i ?literpriav, * - = » *■* f - u u t t ClANDtNU A flatohiHg. „ cleaning A waxing. Our power Kirby Vacuum deayiunit enable* us to work share practically new. Can th e n is no electric oeanovtle. at Maiorles Motor available. 21 year* eipvrlenc* ml. North of Monroe H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla 16 R elief A t L a s t i f v.a cte»ir om ) i i j * « t»i«A y lOO^A - *.-0 ' caaciz COULC BOfiPOM ,j T■COM UC ts< | ri«MC»P 4 f lM X f t* g / -i tr f/adM*-* l F.’ATVlSQ ' bn (MOtPe-MOEMr jt t P t ix .r jynCiMTA TMeoC ar5t»*8fHvAI.' I CAST SteeC AUTOS> O R SALE 1942 4-door Plymouth sedan. Ex rel|tn i condition, good tirve. C. F. Proctor, Ph. 89I.M. -^ 4 ipring mattress v«l cgi. Boih Men W ___ta la* CREOM IT PAYS TO UtTEN V _ S « m m atu . : ACTUWXX.V D o /.» V �%r • — ■f , X '• ■ " •v — M g /B B S S * , 9B i - Stanley Baldwin,. Ex-Prime Minister Of England, Passes ... ~ n 1< a• I * MONDAY. DEC. 15, I 9| f SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA . *~ J»AOE EIGHT . a y */#*’■ Legion Site i r m l i a n l lia M Oner that when the headquarter* solved program of "currency re­ * • waa established here In July,,1946 form." the i-rgion had only.20,000 mem­ Coupled with (he revaluation ber* in Florida and now there are LONDON, Dec. IB—(/IT—Karl more than 50,000 member* on all was the abolition of rationing for food and indu,trial goods. More­ B T i Baldwin, 80, thrice Prime Min­ of whom record* mu»t lie kept. ister nf tlrlu ln , dirt) In hU over, price cut*,of 10 Iq 12 per Mr. Field reported that there ■leap Saturday at h it home In wa* cent were announced on such much enthusiasm at the Btourport. Worrea'ershire—I I supper at th r Country Club commodities ai bread, flour, eeyear* after ho hail forced Kdward steak VIII to renounce hi* throne n* and that every representative of crsls. macaroni and beer. the price for choosing to marry the 1-eglon and of civic groups An adjuatment between "the heartily endorsed the headquarter* existing an American divorcee. high commercial prices , ’ project. The Jaycees were re- 4those paid In non-ntloned Baldwin* S W t f f C " .Z j’" " " " 1 A J J * • » ' stores) and lha excessively low prices %>f rationed supplies was -£ *told f l *Kdward t t * i ^thatI Kwho r r also JS S T JInt .behalf nf the ordered terbury. «who In a wide variety of othspoke he must renounre either the thtone er supplies, Including-milk, eggs Chamber of Commerce, and It. H. nr twice-divorced Wallis Warfield Pope, County Commission chair­ tea, fabrics, footwear and cloth Simpson, Kdward those ahdica* man. Ing. tlon. Thla suggested that the great Kiwanls -was represented by It was Baldwin, who on Dec. l is te r Tharp, president, and by hulk of the Russian population . 10 atood before the House- of John Krlder, City Commlsaioner- would he paying more. Commons with tear* In hla eves elcct. • * Officially a ruble has hern and delivered the message of at* worth 18 cants In exchange with sp The l.lona were represented dicatlon froinJCdwaril. n personal by King Lion W. O. Livingston, United States money, h u t, there friend. Secretary J. II. Bltbeo, Vice has .been no free exchange. A “No more grave message has President Ricbard Dcas' and .by more realistic ratio of rubles to aver been received* ..1’/ |*’*, *1*j John Ivey, who served aa m -—--a . master dollars has been the diplomatic mant and no more difficult and „f rfrpm ' n, „ , h„ supper. sup, „ r. rate-J-diplomats were able to gvt I might aay, more repugnant task 11 13 rubles for $1 In Moscow. Still The Legion was represented by has ever been Imposed on s Prime Joel Field. Ned Smith. John .Rauls, another value was placed bn Minister,” hr said. J. J. Rocco, Senator L. F. Hoyle, Ihe ruble by Harold Stassen after Baldwin recounted how he lm<l eervire officer for the Post and his visit to Soviet Russia, lie told Kdward that he did not be­ the County, and Chester Miller, said it wa* worth altout a nick­ lieve the country would approve Chef do Guerre of the 40 et 8 el. the va marriage and that In choosing Volture. (The decreed cash exchange queen the people had a 'Voice. • r . Cooley ‘f oullinrd the duties for unhanked ruble* is equiva­ ho Prime Minister said Kdward | . w* The lent to a swap of dollars for committee snd expressed .i.i i.i_ i n b.....a o r n, I n» of nil hl* commlttep exp told him L hea._________ was going afor the interest dimrs, but the new prices of Mrs.' Simpson and was «.pr»|HKT4 J Jjtpreclatlon In his project l»y civic goods give Ihe "dimes’* new val­ to go ” Hull*. Ned Smith told Ihe Com- ue )•' , "We are not judges," Baldwin milter thst now is it the time to The conversion rale* for the ■aid. “ Ilia Majesty has announced epeet n memorial headquarter* ruble, aside from rash presented his decision. lie has told us what building to lie used as a “living for exchange, la on a sliding be wants to do, and I think we memorial” to thr vrterans of all scale up from one tiljl rublv m utt close our ranks.” wart. lor a new one. Shortly thereafter Raldwin be­ Senator llnyle listed the' ad­ Pra-lM ? Internal loan* were came Karl Raldwin of Bejvdley vantages Sanford for th r site ordered merged into a singly and retired to hit birthplace in from thr ofstandpoint of location, state debt,’ "the exchange to »•* Btourport to "raise pigs.” transportation and recreational effected’on a basis of three ru­ advantages. Mr. Coleman said bles in previous loans for one the Chamlier of Commerce ruble In .the new unified Inan.’t Information lionib that Is solidly behind thr project. Rut "treaty obligations between the U.S.S.R. and foreign stales irMlImHI I'> |l «!*»» remain until the deposits of Ihv rlodlcals’*^-^ £ . ~ 4. "Private American cltliena Fotvign Aid I?UKf*(>d bank will be revalu ed -at—"one ruble for one ruble." Deposit* can tpread sparks of .tru th H 'a » i l » * , u !■-.«, l ‘S ) e H a r t totaling more will be converted when eroding letters, food parpackages fo to the House "the President has to tha rata of one-for-one on cals and clothing i> asked for lursd and you hive • *h* flrat 3,000 ruble*, three-forthree-forIndividuals overseas.” To make j l possible for pen Ui»rn him a .In n a* * tW0 th# n , I t 7'000 *nd , h W ' hl" J * ,,1<\n** , . for one on all above 10,000. pies In other lands to have the I lie GUI’ high command de­ “Payfng of current accound ’acta on which to base their dafa eitlont, Dr. Mott advocated "free creed a "take it or leave it" strate­ of cooperative. enterprises and access to the news for all peo­ gy. Under procedure limiting all organisations as well a s .o f col­ ples” and "a wnrld-wula cam delistr to 40 minutes jn d prevent­ lective farms," the decree Mid, palgn of education In Democratic ing llie lubmuiion nf any amend­ "ar« to be revalued at the rate of five rubles of the old ^rurrenw Id*eas and praetlrca." thus barring showdown cy to four of the new currency. The shrine adjoin* a village ments The new ruble currency, llko green, teens of Ihe elellon of •voles on Mr. Trumsn's request for 1733, for the truthful reporting standby, pricr-wagr and rationing the old, feature* the portrait of Lenin. The notea, however, of which John Peter Zengrr powers, » are much larger than the old. waa imprisoned. Freedom of lira The Communist Party newspa­ Passage under this procedure press In Ihe rnlonlca was ‘ es­ tablished by hi* subsequent trial requires a two-thirds vole. The per Pravda printed photographs of the new money and detailed and acquittal. issue was in doubt. descriptions today. The chief In• At a meeting preceding thi* Cliariman Wolcott (R-Micli) of novation Is a 25-rulde note, whlr-i ceremony, Raymond L. Claybergar, president of Ihe, National the I louse Banking Committee did Hut previously exist. The "Id Better Ruthless Bureau, wa* opened the debate with a declara­ .’10-ruMr denomination was aban­ fleeted president of the Society tion (bat the Republican bill. Etn- doned. The other note# are for' 1, of the National Hntlne of the . bodying a "voluntary effort' 3, 6, 10, 50 and 100 rubles. Bill of Right*. ______ .......... general principle, "is all we could do at . Pravda hailed the abandon­ Edward „I., • Green, ment of rationing editorially as .manager of tba National Heller thr special session." *' . victory fdr Socialism and said Riislnrss Bureau. was elected VUi/n » Republican. Rep. Smith aprices were rising in "the capi­ ylca-prcsldent. of Ohio, declared ihe GOP mea talistic United States." I Most Russians with paper ru ­ sur^ would "resulted the notori­ on hand m ust convert them Glndioli Blossoms ously discredited NRA." Wnlcoll bles by I>ee, 22. Those hr VerttoM dD r drclarrd "there 4s nothing faintly irlct*. are given until Dee. 20. (t'M iltSiS t i i a I'aae n m resembling NRA codes in ihis "Old money not presented b / pints handled In the last weakly .... Ihe fixed date will lie cancelled." report period at price* ranging “III. Republican Mil, . built Mid Ihe decree, "and will lose from a dally average of 39.rer)t«„r The around voluntary measure*! for power of payment." to 4# cents-per pint*. The Russian merger and con­ Fort Mytr*.—-In addition to holding down living costs, wituld the gladioli shipments fin a lly |« put liefore the House under version of internal state loans referred to, thla market I* handl­ rule* which would give Ihe Dem­ tnadn tieforc 1047 mean* the cut­ ing ah Incteaslng volume of pep­ ocrats no rhanre to counter with ting of the stale debt* cxlatieg per, Flrat ra r of the season, lice proposal* from President Tru­ through 1046 to one-third, pas* through censorship, have ember 10, brought 14.25 per msn's antl-infistlon program. Dispatches from Moscow, which bushel. A sharp Increase In vo| Ren. Gore (D-Tenn> announced urn* la Indicated, for the next two the Democrat* will level their at not reported Ihe amount of loan*. wteki. Tomatoes, — , In .. abort supply, tark upon the GOP bill on thre* The Statesman** Yearbook state* that Rusila't Internal debt Jan. bul , t 0 inc.rBM® '.n ,h* contentions: Y P i1 next 10 day*, have been bringing j. « |t |, only an Ineffectlva I, 1033. waa 10.088,000,000 h|J 66 to |8 per bushel ungraded. i h t l ------gesture and a smoke screen for blea ami "haa been Increasing Fort Pirrce.—The tomato move, inaction. annually." ment ha* continued fair through 2. It la designed "to raise Inlh* week, with volume expected tereal r ates n o t1only on govpm -HUHtHAN-PRICBS Tv to ■UUll - BT e y f« <ri he~~prrffiling mrnt bonds, thereby Increasing MOSCOW Dec. 15 (AT—New uraal*. 27JI41 Hlflil #...1.1 week'* field as>l_ crates, q u al­ the cost of government, but also retell prices, set to complement ity, fAlr. t° excelled, prices. $3 an Inrrease on all eomme.rdal the Issue-of Ihe -new ruble rurto . 68.40. :Uucumbers. yellow loan* across the country." rency and the end of rationing, crookneck squsxh, and licans 3. The anti-trust aectlon "would were announced hy th e ' 8ovlet moving In light volume. 31a give big liuslnes* a big stick over government today. Manager M. K. Wllligpr* repo . They will vary between town *aale of two fanry crates of to. government” Under the GOP Btrategy, de­ and country and aleo among matoes, grown by Stacy Rogers three newly established price ad­ and--------R. K.----Brandenburg, Decemlier cider! upon In the office of Speak­ ministration tones, but rye bread 8. for a >record price of $125. er Martin of Massa-hunetta. all will sell for at relatively little as proceeds going to the Okrecholicc amendments would be barred. De­ two rubles, 80 kopecks a kilo and |Mlemorial * * . ”Myer bate would l« limited, with a Hospital■ -Fund. beer at seven rubles a bottle. Heller, buyer for Bamul P. showdown vote expected hy night­ Things are cheapest In the first Mandril of Phil ’ hlladctphla and J. J. fall today. A two-third vote of the body la son*, made up of the Ukraine, the Cernlglia, Jr., buyer for Tom-A Toa of Atlanta, brought these two necessary to pass the bill -under Baltic republics, the Crimea, Ste cTates, which were T5r later donateel * ‘ auch "take it or leave it” proce llngrad and Kaliningrad (former­ to the Fort Pierce Memorial' dure. How Democrats vote will ly Kocnlgtberg, East Prussia). Hospital. James MeGee was tha turn the decision, as -RepublleajU They are higher In ton* twd,-* In'•l' clu</ing Moscow and Leningrad, auctioneer handling this aale. with 245 seats to 187 "The prica la believed lo tie an Democrats, do .not have n two- and higher atilt In tone three, on the northern and eastern coastal1 •n*tlm* record for tomatoes." Ihirds majority In number*. on. If the procedure—under which Mid Manager William*. Pompano.—Bean movement ha* House rules are suspended — ■Tl? Ihe following table the rubbeen rather heavy and cucumber fails. House Republican Leader £ volume has shown p steady In­ Halleck of Indiana said there change rale of 19 cents te the gres**. Weather and growing would be no time for further ae- dollar. There hat been no free conditions Idsal, with crops ehow- tlon on the economic front at the exchange. Ing good, prospects, special session which ends this Cemmodltlly Awou Florida City,—A few bean* week. Rye Bre *d t Kilo were picked during the last week. “If the Democrat* whip thla (2.204 lbs) Moat of the tomatoes In thla area Ihing." he said, "It’s their rseponl Kilo' going to the Miami market, slblllty for preventing any coet: i kiio lend looks good and picking of.livlng legislation at this ses- Wheat Flour Macaroni (top grads) 1 Kilo 4 sta rt on It about Jan. 18. •Ion." ; Sugar 1 Kilo ahokoe.—Shipment* of beans He lold reporters that If the rCalf . i . Cubes ated a reduction or votumo bill were opened sup for amend- « fff^ n ,i» s « . ■ I Kilo to the Fall crop having reach­ ment#, and the President'* price 1 Kilo ‘Mite, Wash Flsl 1 Kilo wage and rationing plan waa of­ totalM|Jk 1 LIU* fered as aa amendment, "there es ra. Very little production wouldn’t be 25 vote* for It." ' (1.06 Qte) from December 20 10 i All t h a t ’would result, he prary 15, when ctoMrin eloaerin 1 Kilo 1 be In Winter production, gued, would be long arguments* a; i Bottle during the week haa been and a delay that would prevent Cotton Thrsad 4 Spool any action at the special session. growth, of l minutes for and 20 minute* Kerosene against the bill which waa Inout ro Wins Case Reds Revalue Ruble Midwest Cold, Rest Of U.S. Is Normal l o s i i s s t a rista rag* <>«•» Combs .w m 1 - • * >l Florida State News In Brief - (tXsartaasa l r » » !*■«» « » » 1 derly conduct to osmuIL They jvere given various sentences ranging from on* to 18 months in jail. rhethcr, in the light of th r Taft- ( larticy law. it should nullify an ; Ha House. Action irder .requiring the Kdw;ard G, j ardor .. Rudd Manufacturing* company to _ stop discouraging Rs Detroit (realise,* tiaa, I e»l plant supervisors from joining comes up with a definite . pro-' Ihe Foremen's Association of gram. £ America. "Money w ith o u t'a plan It rat The circbit court issued Its or­ hob m oney -th ere Is no doubt der last June 3, In support nf about that," Vandcnberg said findings, bv the National Labor th e emergency aid measure Is Relational Hoard. c n iitrlr-K i« « ratr (r«m the Ad’The Tafl-H artlry Act became mlnstrat tort* proposal for a effective Aug. 22. Under it, longrailgp European recovery auporviaora are no longer class!- p’n gram .' He< told them he will fle d \a s “employes" with whom send n formal message to Conemployers must deal for collec­ grc*.s abou* thla wreji, but iet tive bargaining purposes. no date. Rudd asked th r Supreme.Court to review the entifecca case and rule that the circuit courf order should be thrown out "because the lalwr board ird has no power under th? law aa it now exists to proered to a roncluslon with this ra*e." The company al»p contended that Congress had "rlearly shown Its intention not to hate the proceding of such a rase as this one continued." The. Supreme Court, however, ordered the,case sent bark to the circuit churl for* its further ac­ tion In view nf the Taft-Hartley Act. In doing so. It ordered the circuit court's original judgment in the case, vacated, pending a new ruling. Among other actions today, (hr eourtr. Agreed lo revif* rhargrs that both negroes and white persons were, arbitrarily exrluded from jury service in trial* in Winston- THREEFEATHERS Salem. N. C.. In October, 1U46. RESERVE — "Flrat The negroes were tried on vari­ Among Fine Whiskies ous charges, ranging from disor- Since 1882." Treas­ ured whiskies blend­ ed w ith th e finest Spirit*. Wl|l Deafened Now Hoar grain w e lc o m e d as a f t, In a p e e la l With Tiny Single Unit gC ihristm as ca rto n . Science ha* now made It pn*. slide’’for Ihe deafened to hear M l 3 faint sounds. It Is a hearing deyl{g (a yipaR th a t it-fit* in the ____ hand and enables thousands to enjoy sermons, tpusic and friendly companionship. Accepted by thr Council on Physical Medicine of the American Medical Associa­ tion. Thla device -does not re­ quire separate battery pack, bat­ tery wire, case or girnivntt to bulge or Weigh vou down. The lone U clear Otid pow-jrlul. So msd" that you ran adjujt it jours-!f to suit youi hearing n* v u r hearing change* The n u k rrs of He'lone, Dept. 14 1160 V !Vib Si.. Chicago 8, IIL a n so nr-md of lls lr achieveme.i*. that (hay will gludlt wend fr?e iiesotipl've booklet and explain hnw you may gf< a bill ilemon*:mti.»i <( tt is remarkable heating ibvioe in your own home without risking a fenny. Write Belton) ti-day. Anv. lly AHHOICATRD PRESS Another cold wave was over­ MIAMI. Dec. 15 (AT — Small TAMPA, Dec. 16 (AT—Five vio­ spreading the upper Midwestern lent deaths were recorded in tha craft warnings were hoisted along states today while virtually all Tampa-Rt. Petersburg area- over both south Florida coasts thla af­ Ihe rest of the nation had normal the .weekend, two when a flash fins ternoon from Sarasota through or slightly above normal tem­ swept through their home, the the Florida Keys lo Melbourne perature!. others in unrelated traffic acci­ with winds of 26 to 35 miles an The- Chicago Weather Bureau dents. hour predicted. said the coldest weather early Sir. and Mrs. Kdward C. Judah The W eather llurrau said a low today was centerrd In North Da­ and their twin daughters, Ernesprraaure are a moving eaalward kota, where Pembina reported 10 tine and Barbara, three years across the Gulf of Mexico would below xero but that the frigid old. were burred when Judah bring fresh moderately strong blast waa moving Into northern thrpw gasoline in embers In a southeast to tosouth wind* during Iowa and • Wisconsin. fireplace at their home In Dunedin the night to the lower half of the Minneapolis and Duluth, Minn., Friday. Rmestlne died two hours later Florida peninsula. which had readings of 18 and IB Warnings were to remain dis­ degrees, respectively, could expect and her father succumbed yester­ played until 6 A.M. tomorrow, but • • sharply lower readings tonight. day. Petersburg In 8t................... .. .Helen Jack may b« flown for a logger period. The mercury wa* expected to skid to from five to ten below scr<> son, 21. waa killed yesterday when TALLAHASSKE Dec. 16 (AT— m . . . ,east M> M m m n i . n i <■ Wla„ *hr motorcycle on which she was asm far as northwestern consln and to five Mow In north- • H«Hnic rammed a Parked automo State Senator K. Bert Riddle of Idle; and James Moor*c 70, of Honifay appealed to the 8upremo western Iowa. General rain*, with two inches Chicago, died after being struck Court today from hi* conviction and three - year sentence on automobile. at some points, were reported hyA.an’ C. Perry, alioul 6B. of Ruaof fondling a 13-year old along the (iulf roast from Texas kin waa killed by an automobile charges pupil in the school of which to Georgia and Florida and Inter­ Saturday night a* he waa walk­ girl waa principal. mittent showers fell in the coastal ing along the highway between hr Ilia attorney, John M. Coe of regions of Washington ami Ore­ Ruskfn and Tampa In foggy Pcnsarola, maintains C i r c u i t gon. Judge Ira Hulchingon erred In Klsewhrrr, fair weather pre­ weather. declining to g rant a new trial on vailed. ' TAMPA Dec. 15 (AT—Alter- grounds th a t evidence was i n e f ­ nev* of the Florida Power Tor- ficient to support a conviction ooratlnn contended today It would . and bad erroneously permitted Cemetery Fundi* ....t 6100,000 to “tear up” Its prejudicial testimony to be pre­ IwKikkrepIng system to comply sented by the state. M'aMllaa»4 ti»u> Pass O m i avoided if u telephone had, been with Ihe recent legislative art JACKSONVILLE Dec. IB (AT— available. The caretaker aella lot* setting up the Pinellas County The Duval County * School Roard at the rrm etery and the employ Utility Hoard. R. K. Rlmmon* of Rj. Peters­ today* refused to pay to school eea at (he City Hall also sell burg. one of the attorneys, ask- teachers some 6700,000 In back Ictta. Hy means oNrtie telephone, is| Federation Judge William J. salaries which State Attorney the raretakrr could advise th* Rarkrr to declare uncon­ Tom W atson, recently Mid was City Hall of lot* he had sold stitutional hecaQte,theS art im m o n * due them. *o that they would not lie resold. maintained, it.' discriminated ’be­ On proposal of Chairman Fyan The new section, next to t lie the Florida Power Corpor­ els Conroy board member# dlreerailroad, need* planting In gras*; tween ation, which aella only electricity, ted board Attorney Edwin Coffey roadways should he improved; lot and companies selling gas and to ’-‘institute and proaeeute to its owner# should lie written letters other, utilities. . .... ■ultimate .conclusion a*. Soon .a a askiifg that they cooperate by possible such legal proceedings keeping lota In good condition. LAKELAND Dec. 16 (AT—The It la recommended. If Ihe care- Federal State Frost Warning as will result In a judicial'deter­ talker la ronjarted, It may lie Regvjcc forecast for pensinular mination of this question." possible that he ran arrang- Flotilla tonight and Tuesday JACKSONVILLE Dec. 16 (AT— to have Ihe lota taken rare of morning waa partly cloudy and for a normal charge to the lot ntlld_with Tuesday's^ fun cast The Navy w as one of 26 bidders owner each mbrilhT IF*UTpointed parti v" cloudy" and cooler "in north­ today fo r-th w '63,000.000 Panama City Jacksonville wartime oil te r ouL ern districts and scattered showAlso recommended la a survey era In south ami central districts. minala which were properties of the RFC and operated by the to aeo just what plants should The outlook waa cooler In north American Transportation be planted and In what part of and central -districts Tuesday General Co. the cemetery. night with no frost seen through The Navy, one of the priority Although the appropriation is Thursday. bidders, asked a "negotiated" hid less, f3,18.1 In labor coat Is es­ on the terminal* which were timated for work at the remr TAMI’A t)ec. 15 (AT—Courtney built when German submarines lery a t eompjred with last year’s Campbell, member of the *Rlale disrupted tanker shipments In the outlay of 62,584 for this pm Road Department, announct-d to­ Gulf and Eaat Coast areas. The pose. day speed limit* on Gandy Rridge- 64,200,000 280-mlle pipeline be and Darla Causeway would lie twrrn the two was operated by increased to 46 an hour Immedi­ the Florida emergency pipeline Big Four ately. cumpany. . . He said traffic had lieen mov­ ir s r U a » ( i m raa* SMI ing too slowly over the two Tam­ . PENSACOLA Dec. 15 (AT — mecling of Secretary of Stair pa Ray spans and the higher rale Manhall and ranking memlwr of speed would step up the flow One person wjia hurt, five houses wore destroyed and a doxen dam­ of ihe American delegation that of traffic. The present speed aged about 7:30 this morning Ijmlt la 30 mile# per hour. if ihe reparations issue remaim when a to m ad Ic storm awepl through Navy Point, a commun­ a* tightly deadlocked as it lie THREE FFATHFIlri LAKELAND Dec. 15 (AT—The ity of m ilitary and rlvtllhn per­ came Iasi Friday night, then “all Secretary FLORIDA STATU V. 8. R. BOURBON of Agriculture today between here and the other discussion, which might be authorised the Indian River area sonnel W H IS K E Y / A 1 THEATRES u 4 Pensacola Naval -Air Station. to ah Ip No. 2 orange* aa such held here is purely academic." BLEND—bottled in Mr*. Larry Rrock, 30, was seri­ Indications were that Marshall beginning Wednesday, the first ously injured when her home was Kesrtueky, admired himself would take the lead In use of the separate regulations shoved off Its ’ foundation. She a ll o v er A m tr proposing an adjournment of the recently provided fof that part of was taken to the Navy hospital'. Today's beet Bour­ Lindoii meeting, assuming iln ■ that ' ' dhe state. Her husband was due bark today bon "b u y " gt a Current regulations for the en­ from overseas duty. Molotov I hold* th e fepsralians ni modest price. In Doom Open 12:45 !>. M: Dnllv tire state ban shipment of No. 2 The storm swept a path about position lie took on Friday. epecialChrietinas The derislnna of the Ameri­ oranges except In the combina­ half a block wide and a mile long. carto n , 90 proof. can delegation this morning were tion pack, which Include) a m aj­ Navy Point has about 760 housing Last Day Monday! ority of No. I’s. units. , •expected to l>e discussed with British and French officials prlbr 4 /i or. to this afternoon's -council ses­ a l l -a m e r ic a h o n b e n c h Oviedo Schools sion. ' MIAMI. Dec. 16 (AT—Two AllMolotov said flatly Friday (hat (I-M lla a e * l o t , f*aa» Rusia “la not begging but de­ American barka .will lie on the manding <10,000,000,000 In Ger­ bench when Kansa* and Georgia ' Rank. Florida Slate Bank and man reparations—mostly fiom Tech match football speed Jan ­ Rank of Oviedo were designated uary I In Ihe 1948 Orange Bowl hv the Roard aa depositories for current production. JAMES E. PEPPER Coach George school fund* for Ihe first six Marshall haa taken the posi­ game. Head —b o ttle d In b o n d tion the only reparations which Sauer of; Kansas wa* an All- months of the vear. .A fter June under G overnm ent 30. said 8 u p t Lawton', It may be America .fullback al Nebraska. should, he supplied from Ger­ su pervision. F ull necessary . lo make new distribuHead coach ((ohby Dodd of Tech many are (hose to lie taken nut tlo q .o f funds as a t that time b o d ied p r e w a r wks selected a t quarterback on of factory removals snd other thrsfe will be merged Into one KeTituc ky -nlfiocapital goods equipment— but the mythical national team while fund. sight Bourbon, with none from currant pro­ at Tennessee. LOUIS - WALCOTT < k6 inyear* old. 100 duction. • , *. Fight Pictured proof. A real holi­ Marshall's: final decision on day value. the meeting this afternoon - as to whether to Inilat at thla 'f e w llWa fln~ 5H 1WWM15W M joumSTARTS TUESDAY! *+ 4 /i or. ment presumably also will be LIABILITY INSURANCE determined on the basis of four LOVK . To Meet Florida Financial Rcnponaibllily Law placed before tha council affeclTHAT CA 8II DIVIDENDS PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS categotlral demands he has WOULD nlaced, hefor* the council affect­ OLD CHAPTER — ing the Soviet son* of GJrmany. DISTROYI K e n tu c k y ’s finest Phone Phone Straight Bourbon, 6 have been able to obtain 12 rub­ y Mr* old. Every drop le* for 6i In Moscow and Amer­ 104 prewar whiskey,. An ican economlite Ip Washington I d ke a l g| -----Id ift f o r th tM have estimated the actual value moat dlacthntnatlng. 118 Magnolia Avenue of the ruble at three rente. The In epochal C M staa.. kopeck Is 1 /tOOth of a ruble. carton. 36 proof. (It ehould be noted that the major factor remains purchasing f e* Jw4 /t power. Wages are not changed PUBLIC NOTICE under the revaluation decree. A 1946 dispatch from Moscow gave 1.260 rubles a month as the In­ Tbit Is to advise th e ‘general public (hat I havs sold all of come a l "an avarage Russian . m » . *^* . • * I« family" in which the father was ray interest In the Central Florida Quick F t m m and Btorag* crew fo re m a n In - the lathe doCo. Inc. located at 18th and Elm Avt., Sanford, Fla. to Mr. partiflknt of a factory, receiving aaaaaaa 870 rbbles; Ihe mother earned " 0 . F n m st Gatchel and that I ora no longer connected or a*to•TANW YCKj m and one eWId recelval (3Thle man paid 82 rubl** monthly . s a v ie dated with the above firm In any manner. 110U 0R i n s lu e s u AUTO -COMPANY ALEX R. JOHNSON I’rlee (Uantfiid >a) 2 Ruble*, 80 Kopecks 6 M 4 Rubles, 40 Kopecks 6 .84 p m + m m m M m M m m m m m m m M m 7 Ruble* . I 138 9 Rubles , 6 1.71 13 Rubles, 60 Koporhs 1# 2 67 ANNOUNCEMENT 28 Rubles ' t 443 62 Rubles 10 Rubles. 60 Kopecks Mr. Vcrnlce Adkins 2H to 2W Rubles 49e la 67s to 10 14 RublM 76 Rubiaa • 7 Bab 1 Bub I Ru N IV IN r GOLDEN WEDDINO ANNIVERSARY— celebrated fo r Its extra d iv id e n d of superb q u a lity . A Christmas tnepIraUon in special gift carton. m m r n mm m m n ; 1 Pitt Prominent Hair SljrlUl and Coamolologlnt ated with wit ia now awoclated 61.90 lo 63.56 8 1425 8 iJM t 84 rents 38 cento 2 Rubles. 50 Kopecks PETER PAUL’S BEAUTY SHOP 48 cento 6 4 RuLlssv . CARTOON V NEWS v- D istinctive H air Slylltjg .7(1 110 —— Make Ticket Books . I Xmas PresdtiU A t *. r— 1100 i m «, m u ru t* M inus l i t . H I* <«l •»*< >fl* '* nm • M- :■ Mi'i B -! . .u ■ - - • �ri-* ,' \ = ,k ?* \ - S g j s T H E W K A T U E It In Unit} Thera Is'Strength— To PxoUct lh# p » i c ol th* World ( To Pzwsot* th a Progress o! America; To *>rodara Prosperity for Sanford. P arti) through W ednev lliis rflc rn iH ia and tonight. Continu'd cool Mrdnrvd a ), diyj cloud) ctm lfr AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIU Entsblhihed 1908 S A N E O R D , F L O R ID A T U E S D A Y . D E C .'16, 1947 A H -soduted PreiM Taber Explains Bureau Says It Costs $450 Per Senator Taft Collier Says Year More For Family To Live House Cuts In To Fight For Caldwell Not GOP Controls Republican L e a d e r Says World Coop. eration Should Not Be Limited T o U.S. _ WASHINGTON Dec. 16 ( /P ) "Chairmsn Taber (R-NY) in an' pouncing. a cut of $86,000,000 from the Administration's request for $597,000,000 for emergency foreign aid. declared today (he people of the United Stale* “will not put up. with Admintitration aleight-oMiand when it comet to relief money." "The American people think •th e y 'are being taxed to provide relief to foreign victim* of war," be laid. “It make* no tenie for the United State* to give France and Italy $8tf.00i),000 »o. that they can pay their debt* to other nation*. ‘Thi* world cooperation and ucnfice ihouW riot'Leglnindcnd with the United State*. We molt • definitely will not accept the Ad• rainiilration'i attempt to chatgt up-French and Italian foreign tervicei. and entertainment connec­ ted .therewith, to the relief of needy people. These item* were cut from the Administration'* r e q u e * t • for France, Tgbei laid: Payment of iatfNat on foreign | debt, $26,000,000; jtaymrnt to Belgium on comiti^rcikl account. $17,000,000; payment to Braril on commercial account. $3,000,000; additional contribution to international monetary fund. $10.* 000,000, and adminiitrative and other expeniei, $10,000,000. WASHINGTON. Dec. Itr f.P j—The Bureau of Labor Statiilici tub! ('opgr-rs today it < >rl» an av u a g e family of four in 34 major citie* about $ 4 5 0 .more a year to maintain a "mode»t” itandard of living a' - ,- . >4 t - -m now than it did 22 utonlhi ago. A'moit a third of thii goc* for food. litr annual budget (or inch a family ranged from $3,004 in New U 'l-ar.r to $3,458 in W aihinipJii a« of tail June, the bureau taid, and Seeks Senate Appro­ itnre thro conidrner price* I.Avc*.>um|ied andolher 4.3 percent. val Of Three Point Ewan Clague, Commissioner of ♦ J-almr S tatistic!, aabl the . ov. llouae-Seinite Economic Commit­ ."A nti-Inflation Pro­ ersgt- family for th e purpose, tee headed hy Senator 'T a ft gram 'B efore Friday , of hi* report ia an empiny,.. I f K - O h l o ) . The r«|Hirt said the coat of father, a houaewife anil two WASfIINGTON~Dec. 16 xchotilcldldrim—under the age 4' food, largeal single itam in the 15. budget, ranged last June from Senator Taft (R-Obio) said lo* He described the ■ budget on 11.000 a yeur in Cincinnati t o 'a day he'will try lo win Senate *)>which hia figure* were baaed lltlla under $1,100 in New York a* neither at the "subsistence" nnd Seattle, averaging about $20 pioval of a thtre-poinl Republican anti-infLlion bill before .idjourn> tl*ar» living) nor “luxury' level, a week, T h ii compared with MUrch, ment of th e ‘i|te<ial Congrrtt telbut “an a t’em pl to*de*critn,- and mc-astlr# a 'm m lest but adequate 1V40, figure* of fafiZr In New iton! • York, $864 in Seattle and $7021 Arm-rlrun itan d ard of living." Taft, ibaitm an of tbe Senate t T he bureau* aurvey wa* sta rt­ In Cincinnati, or am und $15 GOP policy commiltee, told reed in 1845 at the request of a a Week. The 33 and one-third |teteant porlr/t be had “dropped the idea Hopae A ppropriation* Subeommlttee. Clagur turned It over increase jn food ■costs was tlu* of trying to work out an agree­ today to a subcommittee of th^ —M'flilliitrrf a»i$ I'hgr T«t*i k ment" with I brute Republican leaden to attute that an ntlempl wilt be made lo put the inraturr through tbe. Monte. [( the Senate acted tomorrow, the bill could hardly be brought up in the Houte before Saturday. P reienf plan* are' to adjourn on Friday. Cooler W eather And R ed Philosophy Is . Houte leadrrt have made clear they tee little or no chance any Seeking To Destroy bill can be patted there in view Light Rains Seen As IrrtprovingGradc U. S. W ay Of Life of tbe. defeat yetterday of the m caiute_ titoniored by Chairman Hy wii.j.AHli tfONNtfLLY Communism ii a philocophy of Wolcott (R-Mich) of the Jloute Prospect* for ihr celery crop government that reek* lo de-stray Banking Commillre. In the Sanford area were Im­ the American way of life. Judge T aft talked with newsmen proved by cooler weather and A, S ..( S y d ) Herlong. Jr., csndi shortly a fte r Chairman Tobey illlight rain’ that itarlrd Friday. date for U. S, Congrrtt from N Hl railed » spt*cial meeting for Grower* here had l>cgun to worry thi* district, told member* and 2 p . M. of the S enate Banking about the unusually warm Decem­ gueit* of Campbell-Lomng Po»t Committee. T aft will testify on the modi­ ber weather, plu* the morning 53 of tb r Ameiican Legiun at the fied version of the Wolcott bHI log* which had a tendency to en­ leg io n Hut latl evening. He wa* which he Intrwluced In the Sen­ courage black heart end blight. introduced by John Saul*. a te yesterday. T aft said he held a long con­ "T h err i* x Mate o( confution Although the celery crop hat ference with H ome Republican in the mind of tbe a v e u g c Amer­ been retarded, prospect* now ap­ Lender Hnlleck (In d ) on the pos­ pear blight for a quality crop, ican cilirrn about Communiim," sibility of n House agreem ent declared Judge Herlong, "and I for speedy action there if the and Sanfold celery it expected to WASHINGTON. Dec. 16 </P>- statl moving in fair sued ship­ thnik it i* high time we cryital- Senate passes the T aft measure. ixed our thinking In the proper • The Henator said they "reached Tbe Home Appropriation* Com- ment* about Dec. 29, no definite agreem ent," but "1 channels ag a in it it) II'HIWH* u l V e T m l .have dropped the idea ? f trying to , Iceberg Irttttcr hat started mow "I have- read The/ Communist work a definite agreem ent with ing in a small way, and the recent MnnlfeMti* by K ail M arx," lie asthe Hduse." November report -of bminett at scried, " I f you don't believe till! T aft added he feel* the Senate the Communist idea (a to set-uu the Sanford State Farmer* market "should go ahead anyway.” Communist dictatorships through Totx-y told rep o rteri he is go­ 'reveal* that 298 crate* were »old out the world, read the plan In ing to "in sist" th a t the Senate at an average of $3.40 a ctate. this book. For any of you who art iK'fore adjournm ent on an- Dot Whitner Will Be In FiiMls Of Pepsi-Oote Exam itlaa Dorothy Ann Whitner, Seminal* Digit School honor *tudent and daughter of Benjamin C, Whitner. Jr., ha* been accepted )■■ a flnallal- In the Pepsl-Cola scholarship- examination, accord Ing to a letter received yesterday by Herman E. M orris, principal, from John M. SlalnaUn, director of the acholarahip board of the company. *" . Considering that about 40,000 Student* enter thl*' cum |* tit inn, this ta a fine tribute ..to Miss Whitner, her teachers and to Sem­ inole High School, said Mr. MorHs.-wbo also revealed that Mlas • Whither bad been nlchtd .br.MlL dertt vote among alx a t the high school to take the teat. This les5 he dcicrlbed aa "grurillng" and covering every phase of school W°lS‘ described "D ot" aa an all around girl, veiV adept In art, arftl recent winner of d norae race at thsdtautv Bool Club race on their new track, ... , , , , , Two winners well be picked in Florida, Mid Mr. Morris, follow_ Ing .competitive college examine • Uona on Jan. 24. Winners get a four year icliularshlp in any college in United States territory. Hawaii Included, plus roomand board ehd $25 a month spending money. Also Included are trips h°Coich C. F. XeUlae recently completed a w rakV training In safety driving and driving fourtaay and la now qualified to teach driving to students beginning dur­ ing the January term, said Mr. • Morris. The course taken by stu­ dents will allow each a haH credit. A dual control « r Will )-* furnished bv Holler Motor Sale* Co., for the purpoae. Such a course W M advocated In lecto rta to date clubs by the late L. C. Render, highway patrol man,* Mr. Morris painted out. The weather LAKELAND, Dm , 18. ! * > W endng Federal H uts nlnsular Service forecast adneaday Florida tonight y cloumorning was elear to **t terndy and cooler with <na 37 pent lure* in eoldlf portion to 40 degrees Id t ef the Gain**villa was part­ ial? s’iol Wednesday** 6 |y .cloudy and th Krl- w tg - Prospects Better Judge Herlong In Sanford For Talks To Legion Celt On Communism Cabtuigr ha* begun to move In earload Inla but normal shipment* art* mor expected until mld-^Jenimry. During November 2J*72 of the 50 pound seeks wore sold fur an ftverage of $£.74 a tack. K acam le. h a s ' moved at an ex­ ceptionally heavy rate anti a t the State. M n rk c tjJl.b n unit* were void at an average of 6 2 .lt. It i* predicted by shipju-ra th at it will it# in light supply during the next d0 days. A few Kngliso pc** are expected to tie m arket# I lure. These have l-e#n averaging 81.22 a crate at the m arket during the past month. th in k . th at th is Is Just another Iwuik or one m an's Idea, l hasten to remipd you th a t many people thought H itler's ‘Mein Knmpf was Just another ImmIIi," the Judge declared. ■ “ Right thinking at- home run do a gr»«t deal to di*cmirag<Communlim," he told th e Legion­ naires. "D estructive criticism el our povernm anl before our younu people Is a very poor example. With all th e criticism of governm rnt th a t goes on In our home* it is a m iracle to me that some of our boys and girl* grow up with any respect a t alJ for I-ct'a cultivate rig h t thinking," Judge Herlong suggested. He pointed 'out th a t the U nit­ ed Nation* can - build a Just and lasting *pcaca if given the opportunity, and suggested that those, who are dlscotfraged a t the a p p a re n t'fa ilu re s of th a t organixation, s'udy th* difficulties en ­ countered by those who fram ed the Constitution of th e United States. . “Their* wa* a long and ledimi* day. Rainfall for tno weekend period totalled h bit inure than process which finally resulted Iii th* document which mean* one half an Ineh. 83 maximum, Monday, according to B. F. W hitner, weatherman, only one degree lower than the proceeding Thursday when tt wa* up to 84. F riday was root a , 73 with a d rltilin g rain and dining Saturday anil Sunday the average was 1.14ween 84 and (id-degree*. December started with a en d 67 degree maximum, w ent into the eighties on the day* following ami hit a peak of HSiuiu. Wednes­ tra a tla se s P ark Deal Upheld . By Supreme Court aa ***** Tw a i TANKER IN PP.KIL HONOLULU, Dec. K», 0V )The Army tanker El. C an e/ her rudder ripped loose ami pro­ peller damaged by heavy sen* « w*» in peril early today In the stormy north Pacific, south of the Aleutian*. Ships in the area were going to her aid. The Hawaiian Sea Frontier re- TALL'AHASSEE, Dec. 18. (Ah —The State of Florida** right, to give the federal government FL­ OW,000 to buy land for the Vnlargement of the new KvergtaHee National Fark *a* upheld unani­ mously by th* State Supreme Court today. 'he The decision affirmed a Leon Yokohama to Baattl* with county circuit eourt order d ls -j* crew of 45, radioed her first missing a - s u it brought by At-1 distress call early Tuesday (Westornay General Tom Walaon U i,t*m Aleutian* Tim*) a t a point •try paymenv—of—the—$£.OOi>,twO|-Bso-mnmouihwait Adak; and nullify an appropriation of the 1S47 legislature. "To begin with, the appropriaJOHNSON ILL n u b l l ^ n ^ 11! f “T 1' ! * T ,ll*h : LAKE 8UCCE88 Dec. 18 (Ah— ‘^ , U7 - H.r*che! V. Johnson. United l n l StatM delegate to lha United an opinion by Justice Alto Adams. Nations who took a Urge part In putting th# Palestine partition plan through tha assembly, has PLANK POUND suffered a mild heart attack, th* WIESBADEN. Dm . lft-4 A > - U. 8. delegation announced today. U. 8. Air Fore* headquarter* an­ CORRECTION nounced today th a t an American weather plane, missing since last Tha Herald regrets an error night on a local flight, had been in Its report on the Jsyree cem­ found near Nlerstein in tha etery Investigation In which It French occupation xon* with both was Stated th at Ray 81aton Is Ra occupant* dead in th* wrack- chairman of tha ctaMeltte*. Dr. B, W, Anderson |a chairman of **Th* crashed plans waa ______________ discover* thl* committee whose member* ad by Maj. Raymond E. Johnson I are Randall Chase, Mrs. Henry of Mlnnaapoll*, who. Undad his McLaulin, J r . ' M r*'John Ludwig. tight L-5 obaarration plana beside Jack R a tin ii, hay. Douglas Charles, Gdrdon Britson, Ted it. - The Identity of the dead air­ Williams, Ed Lana, A. K. Crocker, men wa* withheld pending noti- Mrs. I t H. McCaalln, Mr*. II. A. Bwinrtm and Mr* Claude Herndon. --------- a f relatives. -?.v*-<*5. f{-,» Leaned Wire NO. 282 Three Considers Magazine Ask Feder­ al Jury Trial Of $500,000 Libel Suit • Begun By Governor -[German—Lcadcrs“Will State Advertising Library Has j Meet Saturday To Reams Of Information On Towns LayGroundworkFor CentraiGovernment LM.LMIASSEE, Jje c , lb (A*j — C ollieit mxgariiie today con­ tended Governor Millard Caldwell did not suffer any damages as a result of_ a 1946 editurjal and demanded a coutt jury trial on tbe Governor's $500,000 Itbrl stlt| Attorneys lor the magazine said Use editorial, which criticised Cald­ well for his activities when a Begin was taken* from the Mad­ ison county jail and killed. w-a« published "without malice and in gtHwl faith." Ihr magazine said it tdilaiurd the fads for the rdilu/ial appear­ ing m its Feb. 23, 1946, issue from various news stories, press dispatches and rditqrials. im hid­ ing o n e published in the' Jan. liiue of Time magazine. Ilie editorial was "not puhlishrd wantonly, recklessly, carelessly, hut in teliajice upon ihr fads and comment appearing m other rep­ utable publications and in lli<hehrl dial the mattrr stated llieiein Was true and to tte d , the magazine said. 1 tie t ’olliei editorial criticised I Af.1 AH.'VV'I.I., I)>t . Ip iTI') The Nlalr Ailvntisiug Commit Research I ihtaiv, p-.sictl to give oul-of-slalr itiqulrcts quit L mloir .ilmn Jn IlulnL. hi* a lot uf tuipiiting do|vr on your homr* lowi 7 Caldwell's arlivilit** in connection. with the death of Jesse Juine* Payne, nagsw, who wu* take i from the unguarded Mudisan County jin l and killed while U* was aw aiting Irinl on u eliurge of attem pting to rnpe a young while girl. ('ablwell snld he did'not cutixld’ i tbe killing a lynching, and after a tborough investigation commenled I lie “stupidity ami Ineptitude” o f-S h e riff tamale Davis Was not sufficient grounds ftd- hi* removal ,AH orne), for the nt^iruxine said till iufetenre and ronrlusToiis set out in ‘the tnagaziiie omMltuled "lair comment and enticism ol on officer bf an officer charged with Jhe administration of put>tiM iiasM hs r.a * i » mi LONDON, Dec. 16 iA*>— Heprrwnlatives »f the Unita-it States, fireat Britain, France and Italy signed a prntwul , tuday permitting Willmut h.iltmg an V* r . n c«n tell quit Iptw often llie gailragr it * Italy to receive a share tif the collect! tl. w liii hours to m e u '/v p li officr it open, thi* effective buy­ gold hnard hutted by tier. ing income per Limily. a id nan) more (lilngt a jicribh ur him Would - many during the ***r. The prntoepl rarrird nut a derision want to know- Wfotv he hK-alr*1 of the l’aris t'oufrrenre an u hiisiuess or Industry. reparations in I* 16 that Italy Tip* commlaslun ha« limit up a should receive a shafr of the ,-i H file of - indiisirt-.il - advantage in­ | v sy, a * 1 vi gold seized b) the Allied ar« ventories on nmrv than a bun­ * s dled Florida rilie-! aq.l lowiu t v lw us*d' just ‘l i t ‘answering the ll>, \ s s n i l \ I M l I'ltKHH quest fori* that flood in from tnl. Ihr Untied Stole*, tiirat Uni* vritiaementa in northern neuspa paiiera arid *national magatinys. aiu ami _Frapie vl.yled tent.*a< it cun give (be currant tux live plan* today lor an econom­ rule, the public debt, transpor­ ic (oniolid-itiou ol w ntrru GrrRussian Threats And tation and construetmil fucilillr*, inany following the sudden col* the- typo of |w>lice and fir# proAttempts To Scare la pee of the Confetence of For*' Uctlon, puwet anil law lualrrial m.i il a bl lit y u n .r T a t hf “ .hrnpten’ Said Back - Fifing rfgn Slimiter* in l.omion. Ini" data on cultural, recreational ami breakdown of the Dig Four Ulk* educational facilities. CHICAGO. D ec. 16, til l- rilled out any fmli-jhiwrr organi For each community It bus th e Fresiilent Trum an Imlay mespit railing labor wages, « state­ .■Knl thy American Farm Bu­ zaimn of all Germany in lh# ment of normal climatic condi­ reau Federation that .agririil- immediate future. tions uml "u survey of housing tnral pnaludion "m u s I )>.■ But M i m e U, S. diplomatv nnd eating accommodations. measureil in terms of its (re a l llloughl it (umilile dial Mar* Tbe commisvon lias runtpilod rnnlriliulion lo ilrinorracy, i-cr* it* rc-coiil* over the past two ilom and peade." 'Ih r 1‘resldcnl •hall, lh,fault, and l.tticvt Urvin, yrut* with the help of bi'al g«v- asserleil that to makr airirn t- m ig h t .nLlU a Big l h i r e meeting. ernmenta, chaniher* of etuiiniereo tn Frankfurt, Cenuau le*dm lure i.iMlrilmlr "In Ih r iilmo>l, nnd jotwer collipanles which n r are non rnKagril ill a via- sit leered) in a lengthy meet serve tbe conltltunUie*. uriius (rain ronservalion efliol. In Htbliiiou to tin* city in­ Ami in this fntm rrs, of rioiise, < mg lo prrparc lor what may be dustrial Inventories, the adver­ havr a primary responsibility." a lutlnty-tnsking conference thjv tising euimiiissien is prepared t'i “Not only are » e run I run lnl wrek-rnd witlr U. S, and Biitnh give each person who ie-ponds with .n Immediate nurld turd aulhntlliei. (hit of ihit confer­ to iti mis all sorts of general emergency, but n r also fn rr Ihr ence, fenlativrly *rt for Sstur- . Information, <>i gny lutrUcular nrrd for long suslainr.l elforl day, tna) grow all iiilrriitl governdstq be insv want* lo lirlp ln|lhi tb r rconumtr fuuuIt ha* a complote direriury of dations (or world praco nml m rp i, Im wrvtrnt Geimsny. vucbtn.g Incilitie*. for instance. stability. Much of tin- requited Dining th r u . meeting the Ger­ It »howa for iiinil) every port assistance lo Europe can runic man leaden t-*uej a communique nioond the coast the ileptli »f from u o n h rrr M l tb r lm r i1r.ui "uffiuallv ircognuillg an llivils* .m . harbor, liwatinn "f di»"ka u n i farm ." ■ tton of die In partite control ofproximity of tc!1, fresh water, 1 electricity. i«otU luel and i.’tiairs. CHICAGO. Dm. 16 uV) Wir- lice" -to a meeting with G en tn l The Commission leseaM i staff Luciut D. ( l i t and Su Brisn ——'iimiW can, anil usiially iloe*. slip into im H. Autim. chief of ihr U. S. Rub. 11son. I S. ami llrilidi mil drlrg.ilnin to I hr'U nited Nation*, t be letter the inquirer ahert showing normal temperature and drcl.itrd today tli.it Uoiiia't i.irn itary gnvrimuv. 11 It wa* believed liial ‘ at lht» lanifall for every month in both paign againtl the Marvhall 1’l.in suutli and north Florida, faceting the Aliirif lommsndetv ■ For ihe vacationing to u rist who for l'.uni|iean recovery had won would lAfotm llie German* of bow t «t tqiort for ifif plan i hi trad u | has Florid* no Id* mind, thej i* a list of public genie It*, »!utc American Faun ftuieaii Fedri* tar they van g» m organizing' wfvtrrn Germany on a .politcsl park*, and iiimiiimenta, nml chat • "jlienaling iup|>oit." t. is,s -Formalmu (tf a central . ter nightaeejng service*. til a tprccli urincicd lo the political organization heretofore linn, hr raid Huviia liad tiled hav hern vtiullv forlnildrn. If. (J. Lundquisl Is to u*e llie AJN Gcnrial Aurmli'y Re-elected President !m vprrad fear* lull tli.lt S iu r i LONDON Dec Hi r/l') High had failed to "frighten" dqilom ilu inlolinanti t.ud S rcrrlOf Townsend Club ihrdirrali *111x11 ami iiirdumi lounlurv ary of Stale M.tnli.dl will' liegin 5 M 4*ltl twilffl nrt |*WMt T*$*»! • II. G Lundqulat wa* elected to —!with Flench -Foreign Miniiter Sen. Austin Says RedsIs Win Aid For Fc mi~ Marshall Plan .other anti-inflation bill—a m ea­ sure to resto re consumer credit controls, Thl* ha* been approved by the Senate Hanking Commit­ tee and could ho called up fur debate a t any tim e. Restoration, of these credit con­ trol* I* one of the sections of Mr — ■- - Trum an's cost of living program, HAVANA. lh-e I*' iAV-Th.. In the Senate, D emocratir Audlrnria rm m lodny acquitted Lender Barkley (K y) introduced | m a rie* Jackson of lltver Forest, three hills designed to implement [ III., ut Iwing an accessory it, serve another year a* pre»iJmt three other sections of the Pre*- 'the slaying of Jolur l-esler Sice of tin- Sanford Town»en<l f la b ut Idrnt'* ----------program . .T hey would: nlHiard th e yacht Salim , us trie It* regular m erllng ami Chrlitma* I. A uthoriie . th e Agriculture trial of dancer Patricia (S a tirai H eallaav* ■■ t-a*v 1 a * l Schmidt for m urder neare!l its Jackson Freed Of Accessory Charge In Satira s Case / J Georges Bidault the first of a ! series of wrstein (Miwrr ‘talks on Lilienthal Tells [ ills* unification of W esleiq Ger» r A ^ / A r ; '" ’ '7 7 Use Of By-Product 1many. G r e e n V o W H A F L W i s l t --- Jaekauw walked—ewtUag—from rr , f n _ , . | , the courtroom and said he would 1 0 B r i n g L e w i s t s a c u (riephone hi* family Intmrdlately, —- ■ "It 'looks like I II l«e liuitie for WASHINGTON Dec. 18 D P I - 1Christina*," he .aid . ' AFL Prealdent William Green Public prosecutor Jose Manpleilged torlay th a t AFL leaders tl,.j P uentes Car role ru asked the will "do all within our power" to t ,,u rt to reduce the* clrnrgc against bring John L. Lewi* and hi* j'atrlcia from m urder to man United Mine Worker* back into slaughter, conviction for which the federation. * * would mean a maximum term of Lewi* pulled Til* 600,000-ntemr.ih * r t h ,„ no year*, her uninn out of the A FL last F e||p^ G onxalet Sarraiu, pi I rx[4ay In a au rt, erayon-ocrawled prnseculdr retained by MreV "W e disaffiliate note to Green. yMmi| y, M id h# intended to hold • t*»ccn a reply, n ot an *n*wer lmt jor nturdvr charge despite to I^>wls hut a statem ent to the ,|le fBct th a t he concede* acquit preta, amid the AFJ, membersnln |J() yor Jackiou. i'be public pros- • sincerely reg ret. . the UMU , , u, or alk ri, t.nr, „ H. u | . | divorce action. He termed It a |h a t ^ ' frre)| n>e*lle<l that” L*wii had » Diend uf both Pa l.s l^ t sl b ! A 1' f . L n F m n ri. Uiel* • nd M w . ltad !««.» on th* , u . | J > “chl when Patricia shot lier AFU-leader* in -rilin g t k non- J J J J j {“ * f h T w . n i l I .S u J * U w . Tr ,Ulr*d by "It l» unthinkable," Green chided Lewi* In his statement, “that any part of a minority should withdraw from affiliation with a deliberative body beepuse it decided against them, If w* are to preserve th a , principle of Democracy and be 'governed In formation of policies by th* d* mocratlc procesa. "Wa hope that a lta r calm dc liberation and a consideration ol all the facta that the United Mine Workers, of America wljl recon­ sider th* action and return ta the American Federation of Labor. "We shall do all within our power to bring about this result HOTEL FIRS MEMPHIS, Term., Dae. 18, </T) —A fir* apparently caused by a ligbu-d clgaret today routaif a number of gueits from th* elev­ enth floor of th* Hotal Claridge Th* biaxe waa concentrated In on* room, dastroylnf Its content*, after th* occupant, Roy DUUrd, 37. of Wardall, Mo. fled In hit Jiajamas. The walls of an adoinlng room w en burned *U<> and tha corridor filled with xmo-uv Fire Marshal Chart** Nunnery aald DIDard wa* dtractad to ap­ pear In ,r ltf eourt oa a charge of v i o l a t i n g tha city ordizunc* against smoking la had. TL* ht* h*d n,,t witnes* today in the «» * r*as**r « / ' 1* " • HCHOOL8 TO ('LOSE Seminole County school* will clot# Friday afternoon Dee, 10, and** following the Chrlitma* holiday* will re-op*n on Monday Jan, 6, It was announced today »t the offire of Supt. T. W, Lawton. * The ' Of-Atomie-Min^ralt.e, Mr*. A. C. Starke, accretary; and Mr* E. L. Shadoln, trra* u rer' Th,* Tmiri»t Center wa* decorated with greenery, holly Ferric* and other decoration* In keeping with th e Christman *ea»on.' Mis wmi .ns...... . ............... the ...Oak Hiilyr ’I11" 11 nV‘ m,ivln*r a* infotmanls ' said Marshall ...,n i„, »i c « „ „ a „ *dvi,r,. to Willi rails tiHlay dialling proluif.di which hr mighl Imitative!)' advance to Bidault (or dir mrigrr of ihr Firm h zone with die Uri|i,|, and American Zone*, now that H ..............a frmlurlloB. gave _a n^ilntlon. Game* and ' i •illnir filniit tTiM'^rrh with amusement* were enjoyed nft.-r which refreshment* were Mi.vrd radioactive isotope* “One of thiglnrinu* iirnmlvr* of atomic lo Ilu- large crowd attendinr;. sejt-ru-e," Llticnlhnl dcrlnrpd: b l in d k il l e r PHILA DELPHIA , Dec. 18, OV) — Detective 8gt. Charles Beckman reported today a atx foot, 2041 pound Mind *trret pedillcr fatally shot hi* huu»ekrep*r because In* obeyed "a suddrn Impuae." Beckm an-aald the vendor, Wil­ liam N eltham er, 37. then attem p t­ ed suicide In the darkened iiurtn Philadelphia ap artm en t' Uut m ill­ ed with a bullet th a t he hail aimed a t hi* head. DP. MILLK LOSES. BAN FRANCIBCO Dec. 10 (A7 —Cecil B. De Mill# today lost hi* legal right in th* California •upreme eourt to enjoin tha Amer­ ican Federation of Radio Artists (AFL) from suspending him a* a member because he refused to pay a $1 assessment to campaign BUILDING PERMITS Building permit* were recently against th* 1P44 right of employ­ issued to J. W, Green for con- ment act. •trueMon of a $3,600 frame dwel. WESTERN UNION tlrur at I0OW West Third' Street PHILADELPHIA D*c. 16 (zP) *nd to B. T. Humphrey to remodal and , enlarge a private — A spokesman for the AFL garage a t £17 East Third Slraat Western Union telegraphers de­ clared today that “w ere going at t cost of $1,000. to march right down th* lino for our wage demands—els* we’ll KfWANIS MEET The R*e, W. P. Yesley, pastor ■trike." W. Lee Cooney, g eneral, pres­ of the F irst Christian Church and sctlva Kiwanlan, Is reported to be ident of tha south-western unit preparing something new In of the telegraphers, told a re­ oult program! for th* Klwsnls porter the union would not modify meeting tomorrow at tha Tourist Its -demand* for a IS cent an hour wage boost._________ ROMANCING OUT BUCHAREST, Romania. Dee. 18, (*v— A ra p re a n u U ra of King Mihal r has been told that the time la “inopportune" for a royal marriage, palace source* said to­ day, CHICAGO Dye. lit -(AT -Chnirman David I.llienlbal of the A3#m ie Energy CotmtttisAri salil tmiuy scientist* n«Irztr*r,C^Trznliic*t* from . *; TRBAtY SIGNED SOFIA, Bulgaria, Dae. 16, UP) —Premier Gaorgl Dimitrov, uf Bulgaria, a n d Premier Enver Hoxhe, of Albania, signed a treaty of friendship, collabora­ tion and mutual aid today.. Germany lias been i u |r j out, for llie immediate future, at tesit.' by lit# lnc.tkili.wti of the Big Four talk* hfie. Bidault field a ttrwz conference in which hr laid lltcte "will be binvenations lo *rr where we Hand” on W nlcrn Germany i n ' ihr nt-ar fulutc. "It well may help In solve one nf the moat vexing problem* of hum anity—how to keep fond production in pare with the Krowth of the world** population." The Isotope* are pnrllclr-t of ordinary m inerals rmulr- radio "Thi* i» only one aqrrcl of the active hy (nserting thom in the nurlenr furriace, or nlimilc pile, rttlirr German question," Bidault at Oak Ridge. laid, "but wr till# three “weilern lt..jlln> ,a tf* !'■■* T*«l Thu* activated, a substance a ‘ i _~ i ■ tike phiisphoroui ran l-e fed to a plant ami its course followed hy MAC ARTHUR 1*01.1, mean* uf it* radiation, Lilienthal TOKYO, Dec. 1(5 615-G e n e ra l said ill an addres* prepared for voles the annual meeting of the Ameri­ Mac A rthqr polled more than Emperor llirohltn or a J a p ­ can Farm Bureau Federation, Thua plant scientist*, he said, anese Communist in balloting ran “in * way never before po»- among high school students ** aihle ch art th* change* th at oc­ to whom they respected most. The poll wa* conducted at cur In m atter In th e process of plant Ilf* and growth,” ------ — ■■■ lUuka'-ochuul. In Fukiuhlzn* pr*«— He cautioned farmer*, however: fecture north of Tokyo. The su­ "Do not. I urge you, take any prem e-com m ander received 332 ■lock a t thla stag* in the vivid vote*, llirohltn, 328, nnd Kyulchi claims of great stim ulation uf Tokuila. secretary general of th# growth and production by use of Japanese Communist T arty, 141, radioactive material* ’ directly on ’ Trim# Minister Tetau Katayam a the farm 's* fertilisers or In feed* received 48. These are not tested and proved." STRIKE ORDER NAHHVILLE, T enn. Dec. 18 (A5—AdJ. Genera] Hilton Butler ha* cancelled an order alerting for poeeible etrika duty three military police unit* of tha Ten-nessae National Guard. .. Butler alerted 008 MP'e of th i National Guard battalion yester­ day after new flareun* w e n reported In a month-old strike at tha Nashville Corporation here, but cancelled the alert order last night after making a personal survey of th* etrlke situation a t th* former. Consol­ idated Vultra Aircraft Corpora­ tion plant. ' . * 7 Is. IS' /2<//7£V&AiC J f f i/r T r /fT r M xri& r 1 U.2 J i — -1 ~ 1 »■ ; . }£ r~ i i=i) - * r & ' ’ i >" ___________-w a# f f. ”=' i fr=-*'- - 1> - -^-mSs . ■y■-*3=p-■ v: ■i*. 7 ^ ’ ~X_ j- i ■’ ■( '*' - -- ‘i .. r,--A:-. - ' a .. t *•' ’ • iU’i . * *' • T ‘ . I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 15, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 15, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 15, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/650e1b4990fe6c6695e6f0948f276c82.pdf a099a80f9715a45217ae17c964ca8804 PDF Text Text - -1 THE SANFORD HERALD. SALFORD, FLORIDA PACE EffeHT Strike Settled At Government’s Workers Return To Work For 10 -Hour­ ly Wage Increase OAK RIDGE. Dec. II t/V> THURSDAY. DEC. 11. 194 Politics In Aid Ire** Pas* »*«• aiaitf “ ihaip rhsrgrs" about the rontluct of foreign nffaiis, th*. the waa "one uf the moil regrettable" he hail heard in his 10 or 1|0 year* in the House. hep. Clarence Brown (ll-Ohiel iced o f/ on McCormack. If Mc­ Cormack regretted what Hallerk had* said, Brown thundered, "I far more regret the remark* he has made. Certainly thla la not Ihe lime and place for personal attacks.** The Ohioan, who has crossed swords with Halleek on Interparty political alratrgy at time*. •ailed Ihe Indianan “ a great1 American" who “spoke a* an American on the floor here to- The labor dispute which had threatened lo tie up production at one ol ihe government’* lirgeat atomic rnrigy plant* war retlied early loday when the Carbide and Catboa Chemical* Coip, aijd a CIO union agreed on a new Hep. .Jarman til-Ala) replied contrail briefly to lliown, deploring that The company and offwall id "the gentleman from Indiana, the United State* Ga*. Coke and the majority floor leader, has come in at this crucial time and delayed this hill with a politiral discussion. "I Ix-Iieve Ihe people o f this country want this leglslation'passi-d without the delay of tweedleclee and tweedledum," Jarman TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 11 (A1) — Plana for the formation of a statewide school safety advisory council to plan an "effective pro­ gram of aafety education in the schools" were announced today hy State Superintendent of Publif Instruction Colin English. English aaid he will appoint a 27-man committee consisting of representatives of teach* r-educa* tlan institutions, the University of Florida, Florida Slate Univer* *alty, motor clubs and safety coun­ cils and official state agencies. MIAMI, Dec. 11 OF)--Fiftyfour Ricans were stranded IUUI Puerto * ass-■wsj itivwrn* w here temporarily niter flying this week from Han Juan in a pro­ mise o f agriculture Job* at Vero Brack. ‘-Mint of the men were-buikc, hungry and terrified at the situslinn In which they found them­ Supporters of the hill hoped selves." said Mrs. M, M. Thom ato gel a vote on final passage ion of the Travelers Aid Society later in the day. But the chances of Republican-Ih-mocrallc coop­ eration In that direction apparently dimmed when llalleck, Mr Hormack and Ihe others starL-il "The Florida State employment Service found the Joba for them." Mra. Thomason said the Puerto Wean government hed been advised through the American Red Croaa that report! of "easy money” In Klorida .agricultural Joba worr exaggerated and watch should be kept on unauthorirrd emlgrallon from Ihe island. the W h o le f a m il y c a n Itep. Vorya (K-Ohlo), piloting TprotfuclTbh ^it th*’ ptiirr sonvttal to the 'national security The new contract also contains a wage re-opening option that can tie excirlwd In eight months, and provides ' for additional In­ creases for iwiip thsn JO per­ cent of the hourly employe-* "where wage rrplltle* were claimed to exist under the old pey schedule." Shift differentials of 10 cent and 15 cent* an hour on the third ih’i/t also were agreed upon. Nofoliations previously had resolved about .10 other point* st b»««A general mfeting of memlicrs of local 2HS o f , the CIO unho l*en ealled-ior tonight for rfttlficatinn of the agreement. Terry, president, said CO M M ENTS (D-Ala) told leporter* they flgUM‘d the hills.n^iliiined ovCr Its Idggest hurdles^when the House Into yesterday rejected amend­ ments to cut the bill to By ALTON L. III.AK F-SEF.K Associsted Press Science Reporter PHILADELPHIA. Dee. II-UI1 The first look into the mysterious central cor* of human nerve fib era, revealing a structure never aeen -befnra, was announced, today to Ihe Electron Microsrotie Hoclety of America. The discovery, which promises new knowledge about how nerve* piade hy Dr. E. De Jtnlirrtia Hchmitt;' biologist* of the’ Ma** ' arhusella Institute of Technology. The looking was done with an electron microscope, w h ic h achieves effective magnification* of 100,000 time* actual all*, nr far of mlcrosf-olic* Iievoml the ,power . using ordinary light. Nerves are composed of fibers arranged In parrnllel cable. Evidence was found that the core of each individiml filler contains many long slrlng-llke structures about hhlf a millionth of an Inch thick. They appear to he tuhtilnr or cylindrical in shape, and they run in parallel lines They arc denser or thicker along their outer edges than in tlirir : Living Room Tables Modern and period living room tables- the perfect MIAMI, Itec. II (/!*>—The police department warned owners of small bars and eating places today that a trio of thieves have schemed out a new way to rob them. The trio ha* used thl* system •ucrraafully three limea (his week: All three enter a small bar or eating place which .has no cashier on duly. They eat or drink, then two go lo Ihe rash register. There one opens Up a newspaper as though trading it hut in a manner that hide* the cash register from other* in the place, The second thief opens the cash register and dipa in. while the third one chata with the wailiT-owmir and clears the way for r»ca|>r. The scheme net ItOI in three raids. Other congressional develop merits lodny included: A House Fond gw Affairs Sub­ committee said in a report on International politiral movements that "the Communist hope of early victory in western Europe through legal Democratic politic* is dead for years to come. cross hands The report prepared hy Kep. mined. ... Maloney (It-l’a.), added, however, spaced at characteristic intervals. This type of slnirture bus W n found munlsts using “ their party radre* studied so far. and appeals lo Is* through illegal and violent means characteristic of all nerve cores, the biologists said. This strangement has never been ohscrvri In icnd Congress his long-range Euopean Recovery 1'iogrsm (Mar th em 10 B ig V a lu e s !! < . Lamps o f A ll Kinds For all occasions . . . In vwrloua styles and price ranges. Specially priced Knee hole Desk & Chair Beauty and convenient ■re combined in this knee and chair! Biff Platform Rockers Exceptional comfort and good tooka at an exceplionally low price! First Look Into Mysterious Core O f Human Nerve Fibers Announced Anderson's amendment came up at the start of pethapa the final 'day of House artinn on the enlergrncy aid program. Supporl* rra o f . the lull have said they consider It “ over the hump" and ate driyjng fur a vote im pass- enjo y gn 5b, V 1 Newcai Cedar Chests other types of tissues. The M. I- J. .sclentlsLs found the. string like structures In the nerves of htiumns, rshhita. rshhits. snd and in Invertebrate* llkr _..... Inlrsters, and eiati*. The human nervi-s were obtained frkh operations in' which sympathetlr nerves were removed to relieve the symptons of high blond pressure Nerves of the hrnin or spina! cord have not yet tieen examined, . < .The iiervcs_ were broken ..Into Beautifully finished cedar A a s £ tt8 S “ 854. i-p Phone Stands •* Mahogany fin­ ished p h o n e j " i l a n ils! Con­ venient and at­ tractive! L o w prlre of ml cores, which are surround | L ., t . _I t , L m . H ' i i iis lit, <i| hy a -sheath knownn ma*i Hmyelin The central core rangy* from I/25,OOOth* to |/ 1.(MMHha of an Inch in diameter. nervrs transmit impulse* in still a mv»tery. It is known that it i* an eloctro-chem leal action in nature, and that implusrs rim lie transmitted at nerve* is not known, hut is lie ing studied intensively, Drs. Di Roliertls and Dr. De Kobertis is an Argen tine scientist now working ns s Guggenheim fellow at K.l.T. Thr three-day meeting at Ihr Franklin Institute is the flflii amiunl convention of Ihe soriely, and It* first international con ferenew. with delegates attending from England,. Holland, Australis, and France, S ID E L IN E S By ARTHUR IlRCKWITII, JR A Hemlndrr TV* would like to remind all hunter* of Contra! Florida that one of their responsibilities a* a licensed hunter I* to observe the ruiea and regulation* of hunting, safrty and Conservation, The Seminole County Sportsmen's As­ sociation k making a special ef­ fort to show the way and set thr pace for thd other* to follow. Staying within the hag limit, i» on* of Ihe first rule* which should be observed. Anyone shooting game after he House he was "amaied to learn (hat liundreds and prohaJily thou sands of government employe*' taking advantage hour week lo hold down additional part-time Job*. to Hauler llearh. While we are on the subject, and aip giving out trad* secrets, ight as well say Ihat there are plenty of.ducka this year In the Central Florida area. They seep: to be feeding In Like Apopkh and roosting in Lake Jessup. There are many duck* on the salt destroying his own sport In the water Inleta around Titusville/ It years to come. Ira* been reported. ---------- TI»U-Outdoes-War 14 -----We-hrant a it port pti enf hsmEveryone knows thst eating habits of fish are peculiar, and sometime* msy even lie rtasird as provoking to the angler. They are tempermenlal In their’ ta»ir* and one never knows just what their appetite* may rrgvr. It all lead* up to a pair (>( You Decide! LOUIS vs WALCOTT Fiffht Pictures Sunday and Monday! Something For The Thin Christmas fVfnJltoi fn S jE g * Children .. lie EASY P A 7 IM Y P W Stain-reiiatant coverings on table and chairs. Cotlapilble and wetl-hullt. Showing TODAY nnd FRIDAY VICTOR MATURE In ‘ T H E KISS OF DEATH Smart Occasional Chair Come In and aeleet yours now I Choice of tapestries In various pattarns. Their aeort't was thst They wera trolling, not. casting. They were trolling with polar files, and their average catch waa from three to four pound*. That may be a way that aome of the»r Seminole County ang- Sturdy Card Tables SPECIALS Special Christmas offer­ ing of one of the* best known brands, ntetal legs well braced. Choice of design*. FOR CHRISTMAS McGregor « Goldsmith that the blue fish are bltini all the way from Ormond BOXING GLOVES FORMER PRICE $12.95 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL $10.00 A Small Deposit Will Hold Your Girt ’ for Christmas Era DeHvsry SIIEAFEB’S JEW ELRY III W«*t Flmt Street A .4 M aft 1 NED SMITH, Manager 900 First Street O 3 ^ �/ ll ■ri , .-J - • V. T H E W K A TH K U Ia Unity T h i n U S tren gth —*. , T ofT olett the Fear# s ( the World; T o -ft— Mi Um Progreso of America; Te m u a n Prosperity for Sanford. Inf rrj-iri* cloudiness, occasional rain und cooler IhU afternoon, t loud,. ncraainnsl rain and cool­ er tonight and Saturday. Moderale qinds, wnitherl}- i>hifIine to unr Ihti-lrrl, IhU afternoon. ^ Vo l u m e x x x v i i i AN IN DEPEN DEN T DAILY NEYVSPAPKU I ee- Established 190S S A N F O R D ,' FLO R ID A Associated Press Leased Wire FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1'JlT ' Pauley Tells 1947 Airline Fatalities Double Propaganda Is Trum an Number In Any Previous Year Of Deals In Denounced By aGrain Market U.S. Secretary t _ ___ Government Official Says He Is $100,000 Worse Off Sirice Taking Present Job . WASHINGTON. Dec. 12 </P)-Edwin W. Pauley testified iftHay that neitlier Preiident Tru­ man n or. Secretary ot Agticul lure Anderson aould have known when they criticized lpecuLtoi* (hat Pauley war opr rating on the commodities market. Pauley, a special assistant lo - Secretary of the Army Royall. made the italement before the Senate Appropriations Committee £ he testifinl he is $100,000 * worse o ff" because he started selling his holdings in commodity futures after taking over the post — - last Sept.--3. - - -rMr. Truman in a tadio message ’ Oct. 5 criticized the "gie.fd of speculators who gamble on what may lie ahead in our commodity r markets." Later, in - Lying his J0-point anti-inflation program be­ f o r e Congress, the President ask2 ed legislation to regulate speculatiee trading-on the exchanges. Pauley testified ha held “ some­ thing In s than a million dol­ lars’* worth of commodities wr-ni he'took the Army post. In a statement to the cotnniltee lie said .that he had "liipildated approximately 00 percent of those commodities, reduc l>g * —Jny holdings of grain from 500,Cwo bushels to approximately 60,000 bushels.” loiter he tofd the senators that he "did rather well” In comnmdi. ties trading this year, a Rut he denied, under quoalhuiIng by S e n a t o r P e r g .u a o n (H-Mieti), that President Truma i could hare "conceivably known of Paulay'a aetivltlea on CVt ira slU M UM l-as* Ki«lfcU lly JAMBS J. STRKBIG Associated Prena Aviation Reporter WASHING I ON.’ tfce. 1 2 .(rP)- The nation's airlines (his year have carrier1 mote |>ei>oiis. flown more miles and had fewer crashes thin in either of the t<*< p’ nsding years, but in 1047 Ltalilin to date me more than double anv prrvioui year. Civil Aeronautirs dt.an Gymri show that 199 pjisengers and 1/ new m-niloii were tilled ir five accidents duting lorlidulrd do­ mestic tqierslion* file I'Hl- loti-h were 75 passengets and 22 ctew members in nine ■accidents, tiled ' ----------------------------- ........... ....... . paasengri* amt ami 12 12 crewmen. , i., In .liai,i_addition, -to 32 pasaengers and The current total of falalilU-i five crew iiiitiiW i • were .killed this year in all kinds of acci­ in four accident* to non-schcd. dents on scheduled airlines ia uled commercial planes and eight 274.. This includes 20 rpassenger. ,,, ... persons were kilted in four ncand 13 crewmen klllcd Il i t nree ^ u flight.. accident, on United Slate, indomtttk ,|r||„* uafternatlonal air ne. and U c e w .j fic M ,, BiUmaUj ttt men and 11 ° t ^ r fwraoluJdll«t tt,^M ^ 8 l/ j JawnRvr.m||„ .luring ruin-paaaen^r-carrylftg lh(i ?lf „,u#* .t flight-, .uch aa training op**ra. i 3MJ20,6W, each figure “ ‘J!1*’ , , [ c o e d in g 1040 by 6 |n>r Two pet sons wen* killed by |cent, The estimatid n u in propellers and one crew niem!>-r , u$ airline pa**iugers * is fell into the sen- when an »*• 13,181,1114, an Increase of nearly trodume blew uut and ha Was I it'aaiiawta as gags Z lsu l Doctor Says Gain Police In Jeeps In Wages Is Lost Attack Red Mobs D ue-To- Inflation In Rome Square A v e r a g e Teacher’s Communist - Inspired Salary Today Has Strike Reported To Less Buying Power Be Losing Strength WASHINGTON Dec. 12 (/P) Although ilatr ’ Irgitlsluirt increated 1947 ■appropriation* for education by ^bout $480,000,000 inflation hst mote 'than crated the gain in teacheri* salariet. an official of the National Edttfation Association said today. “ Today the average teacher in the nation - receives a salary with considerably less purchasing power than the average teacher's salary of l$>39,” Dr. Ralph McDonald told a regional conference of rdud o r s in a prepared address. “ K u rilc. InUattv, taken tor Club t/Iakefr 1yrsmt-J. Ann It ft ^qorte ’ prObabli* «-» . j ‘ mat that ins the cio»e clou* or of the present Ians Kor Party |^r 'wv a rts A t Country Club M„ ■ Plana were made today by the ’ Lturu Club at ft. meeting at the Tourist Center for Its Christmas party next Thursday evening at Ihe Seminole Country Club. The regular ocheduled meetings for «V)ee. 19. 20 and Jan. 2 were dis­ p e n se d with. . Fred Ganas, Celeryfed assis­ tant football coach and mi-mbcr * of the Mona, announced that trophy had been donated at the fecent football banquet at Long., wood to Iiyron Heard for hia good Mocking as a Celeryfed grlddcr during the past season, lie an­ nounced that a plaque including Beard'a record will be' given to ** Seminole High School by the cluli. King Mon \V. 0 . Livingston — former Ktng~l.1otrHenry~AVi*~ te commended club group in charge of welcoming International President Bred Smith Wednesday Vnornlng, also the club mrm<t>ers, City and County official!, ■ .and' representative! of other civ' |c club* for turning out so well. It was reported that the Sanford >__ i I'mUIss N » m rase Kilkll * ' ■— '" ■'*“ Four M en Arrested On Murder Charge ’ BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec. 12, lA V -‘ Police Chief Floyd Eddins announced today arrest of four rn on charges of assault with tent to murder In the shooting of a milk truck driver', employrd by a dairy involved In a labor dispute. < The police chief said one of the Tour, whom he Identified ____ ______ __ aa Tltto oberson, 19, admitted orally that W fired- the ehet that -wounded <. the driver yesterday. Eddins said Roberson claimed **sejf d s f e n i e . " Roberson was Quoted by police* as saying he hail been working as a truck driver ' at various places In Birmingham Ifor the past several weeks. The other three arrested were Identified as Clifford L. Mark, 29, ’ Tarrant. Ala., a former driver for .W h ite Dairy Co.; Don Vestal, 31, Tialtss, Tsx., southern organiser for the AFL International Broth­ erhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and lUlpere of America, and Oscar Leroy Har­ mon, 82, Pratt City, Ala. G - -- - - FATHER'S CHARGE DETROIT. Dee. IS <*>-EI*ht. year-old Linda Leo Belford, who force “ all my daddies and all my mammas", was on-her Wty to lasPlorlds with her father today, ^although a circuit court judge admitted that the Lord might not "E nding over the little girl, J. Murphy Walter.' L. Ilf. a long custody fight winsome, sandy-haired Circuit Judge Thomas gave her to he» father. Belford, uf Pensacola, Donald added, American elemen­ tary' schools face a shortage of from 386,000 to 426,000 teachers in the next five years. “ The seriousness uf this dis­ parity cannot possibly be over­ stated. “ The present shortage of teach­ ers, even by the low standards of 1939-40, is at least 161:479 In the public, elementary and secon­ dary schools." “ It is •sicnlial,’* he added, “ That emphasis be placed upon quality as well as upon quantity.” He said many of the 1200 re­ cognised teachers colleges “ make a travesty of the process" of pre­ paring their pradualri^ to teach. Chinese Cook Shoots Two, Then Kills S elf ■ROME Dec, 12 t/Pi Jcrpbome police riot tqusdt, twing­ ing clubi, charged (Urging crowd* todsy in the heart of •tnlr-lKiund Rome, a* throng* chanted the Communiit anthem "Red Flag." Police quickly cjraicd the crowd*, in the Piazza ('olunna, from their concentration j»oinl be­ low the window* of thr Italian foreign office. The crowd gave wav, jerring and hooting. Two auociated preit photo­ grapher* from the United State*. J. Waller Green and Frank Noel, tarrv-struck on the head by police dubs, but suffered no teriout in­ jury. They continued working after identifying themtelvri. Rome'* general itrike, now in it* tecond day. appeared to have lootrnrd it* grip tomewhal, dr*, piie thr determination of the Communiit-conlrolled Chamber of Lab­ or to purtue it to the bitter end. Strong-arm police irieaiurr* weak­ ened the ttrikers' effectivene** at Premier Abide de Gaiperi't Chtiilian Democratic government pie*led for a lettlrmrnt/ The most vIgorou* pollen action was at 'the I’iaiia Colonna, and ii . mumm* vmm* r.tahir Doctor Says Control O f Birth Is Urgent OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 12 (TP)— Dr, O. O. McCormick. i>n>fessnr of obstetrics at the univer­ sity of Indians, says control of the birtli rate Is more important than atomic bomb,control IT n future war I* to be averted. Speaking before a postgrad­ uate course conducted by the University of Oklahoma, the profeasor said last night that "overpopulation produce* want, want produces despotism and despot­ ism produces war." “ Therefore, over-population Is basically the cause of war. Where food and jobs are plentiful, the problem of government Is simple and strife Is not necessary,” he said. Dr. McCormick said planned parenthood Is concerned with a neglected field of public health, pointing out that causes associated with childhearing constitute the third largest grqup of deaths In Amerlea. — — —• SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12 l/P) —A young Chinese cook, appar­ ently brooding over taunts about his race, snot and killed an IH-ycar-olil housewife (o death, wounded her sister and then kill­ ed himself, police reporti-d today. Police Inspector Lloyd Kelly said Gim lick Tom. the cook shot Mn. Betty do Grange Har­ rington, rstrangwl wife of a former serviceman, twice it) the stomach and twice In the shoul­ der last night, then turned a .46 caliber .pistol on her alster, Frances, 16, before shooting him­ self as police arrived, * The elster, who wai not wounded seriously, said thenhad been a dispute earlier hi the evening over community kitchen privileges In the room tng house where all lived, Kelly related. Kelly said the girl apparently had taunted Glm about his race. TRUMAN APPOINTS COY Police said Mr*, Harrington’s WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 I - 0 P ) estranged husband Is now In Officlsls close to President Tru­ Norfolk, Ve. man said today its has decided to appoint Wayne *Coy, radio G. 1’a LKAVB ITALY director of the Washington Post, ROHE, Dec. 12 UP)—The last ■* chairman of the Federal Com­ American troops in Italy will be munications Commission. These officials, who declined to in the United States for Chrtismas, be quoted by name, said the nom­ It was announced yesterday. ination of the farmer Italians Maj. General L. C. Jaynes, com­ and long-time manding U, 8. forces in the newspaperman Mediterranean Theater, said final associate of .Paul V. McNutt in detachments will sail from Lag- government service, will be sent born on the U, 8. Army tran­ to the Senate around the first of sport Admiral 81ms in tima to the year._________________ ' clear Italian territorial watera REDS STOP TRAIN before midnight Sunday, Dec. 14 BERLIN. Dec. 1*-UP>—Fif­ —The final hour set by the Italian peace .treaty for their departure. teen heavily-armed Russians held ap and broke Into a U, 8. Army supply train recently on the road DIME BOARDS The Rotary Clob will have to Berlin. In the Soviet occupation the American provost charge of the dim* board* a ll , ____ day temorrow for the Salvation marthal'i office said today. A report made by American Army empty stocking fond. Roy guards to their commanding Holler, Robert Harris and Earle train officer said the Russians were Turner conetftuU the Rotary com­ Intooicatod. No shots Wer* fired mittee In charge.. All Rotarian* and although the Rdaeians broke planning to aaaist are .naked to the seals on nine cars In rthe 63contact Mr. Harris before tomor­ car train no loot was taken, the row morning. report sold: Marshall Says Less War Talk And More Spiritual Conquest Needed By World N O . 280 Price Ceiling Plan 14 Arabs Killed . U. S. Jews Asked For $283,156,000 For Aid In Developing Palestine By Jews As Holy Land War Rages LONDON Dee. 12 GP> — American ofifriaU reported tonight Soviet Foreign Minis­ Bevin Tells Commons ter Motulov had renewed hie hitter attacks on the western May 15 Is Latest powers in'the furelgn minis­ ters council todar ami Secre­ Abandonment Date tary of State Marshall told hipi in rrsponae: It* JnXF.l’ H C. GOODWIN 'll la *ery difficult to have J K K U 8A L B H , Dee. 12 i-l’ i . ■«* respect for the dignity — Thr Jewish underground of the Soviet ’ government.” Ztrurk hard with bomb and. Firat information on to­ gun today at Arabs In five' day’s reportedly stormy meet­ parts of Palestine and when ing was that Molotov offer­ du«k descended on this Mosed no compromise on out. Inn •abhalh. 2t persons had • standing i4»ue* before the tsn i^ llltiJ fur. a total of 191 council, but Instead lamba*led aiinr parlilfdti was aniumnrthe poticlrs of the western , ed. • -'pow ers in Germany. \t trasl 13 of the dead “ A ifrlM n . informant's said were Arabs whom Irgun Zsal that British Foreign Secre­ l.eumi said it had struck tary Itevin rommrntrd to the . down in “ retaliatory” blows raunril, when Molotov had at Tirrh, Gaza, Haifa, Yatur finished, that what had been ■and Xhafarr- Three -bodies ~ z i l i p l * * a whole aeries of were found burned in a insults and complete untruth British overseas airway* and Molotov might at least trunk srltrd by Arabs to­ have- thr cuurleay to thank night at l.ydda village. At the other ministers for *ll< least to Arabs were wound­ ting through aurh a state­ ment. ed. Ill ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON DecTT</P> Secret, Jrwi*li torninMldoe*^ sinking ary of State Marshall called to­ night lor a lupreme effort to til- from Haifa to Hellion, killed ence new war propaganda and IA Arab* today! The M-d.sv for a “ spiritual conqurit" of death lull m the communal itrtf*world problem* to restore man- over thr impending partition "f Palestine ro»e to 187 in the Holy kind't faith in peace and under­ Land and 30) in the Middle Eavt. standing. Foreign Secretary Ernest Kev­ (loll., he' drclated, ate neceein told the House ol Common* •ary to rraiurrr a world "lick un­ that May 15 is the latrsl dale to death of war." on which Britain intend* to aban­ " file great deuce of all man­ don lire Palestine mandate. kind i* for (teace and undenlandQritn pleaded that tile Situation ing."' Matihall said in a ipeech in Palestine not be aggravated at a dinner of' the Pilgrim* Soci­ "ami thus make moie difficult ety. which i* devoted to promotion th e. t*tk that is to be seen of Anglo-American friendship. jb n i| b .” Hr exptesseil hope tba' "Peace and understanding — a plra for an end to strife in they should not br .so difficult to the Holy |jnd would be weigh srcuie when the common people J "ill -Grrat Dnlaitl. New throughout the world hoping | , „ j OU|„-,|r' as. well l‘ *land praying for such a result. Y r tjr,ime jM-pple ate Again featfu! of war.j De(rn,e Minister Ahmad Shat lo such lengths have the |>top«g-: abati of Syria voiced in Cairo ll unilesni i.n I'**, tUahll Atab drlriminahun |u fight against creation of a Jrwisfi stale. ' *.tying all I’ alrUmr would become . a, battlefield, with llie Aiabt goI mg into a Itlood lialli lo ilralise f ilirmtelves " i* Authority Over Bas­ ic Goods Is Asked; Price Rollback To June Is Possible £ l»> P. II AI KKIT By WASHINGTON. De* 12 t,P)r ' AILAM il^ l . n . N I D « J 2 ^ Q Amriicai, Jew,) ^wat i Spent,cation. f», the p„ce ceil asked tod .> lo |...;' -de 4 , 8 . ! St,.KK| lor cml to I ale. me P*-»8. p 1#.,ulrlll |lllllM1, „ .lnu un. J ......... r.i,matk iJM.lfOOIXKI for the purchase ot a.tn* (ir| ||i( IQ ^iftt ant, inflation to ee,u,p a Judrjn aim) ol ten* .,( thousand* ol men. program »e„r u, l o „g ,e „ tbday. Llieter K-Mat. jd ol ,he Jewish Ageitcr | Sec/eUzy of l.sho, Schwellen lor f'alr»ti"e. (out I . -Pit . • .. .it- lo llir National Lonlereiur of |J,_- i,,.). n .,.._ United Jewiili Ap|>ral j tdll time stmy niuil be irciuiled to Inert nu 111 1Hanking' t uiumiiiee. along with rent Arab tbic-nts or n holy w m .*I wold lli.it a |)|o|H)seJ wage conHe set no eatilimh- of ilrength miuipmeiit ..... to !••*>-, |,0| |,J|'w,|| |,r along ,n a dayothef than tin- Minis slioiil.l com- luw-rssaiy vi.L* fut iIn* Irninititc ttiul muni j 9 prise "lens of tboo-miut' , teiiftne*- of llie defense* foie*"* ot 1,1 * "We have the liiatf|iu«ei to tin- Jewish statu.” sin.t htc)4un. j l l l , e control authority was redefend und s**rute the Jewish The I28.000JHMI min- r<-i|iiest (|(ir,trd c.crr >ommociities which state, but we need lielp of tile 1, -even times gientc-i than th - ; liaticallv, alfrct thr cost of lev Jews uf Aineika to punliase llie HiiulUiir* »o l*Mue I 10.11 , , I my, Jir basic III lice' cost cd ag—, ■_ —— ' -- * " I ri'iiltinn! mol jhdustriytl produc* Farley Denies He TJpward Trend Is Is Prodigal Son Noted In Prices At Postal Dinner > Of Florida Fruits «r ( r *■ » 1 . _____ ■ Unitr 1 ■ >- ** 11 I i Im |--ntw»nw*mt■ptrerv -be-rstab^ . ' li'lird only when *ucli a commoct\ily i« found to In- in thuri*supply, or when tit puce ha* u*en "un- Former Head Soys H e ' Christmas Buying Is ![J...My" “" \ u" Junf‘‘ lrv' Was Not Asked To Come Back Before Credited With Hike III CitrUS Prices INii«*v ititiltl lir ’ Itillrd li4cl ^tlf j|inr l*‘vr^ undn ihe I*1.1II WASHINGTON Dec 12 o i l — L LAM ItAND, Dec 12 td>! \ Meanwlllle. the Senate Republi|«tinr§ A. Failey ukt lif if no »lr4«lv upvfsiic) hrml m piue* 14,1 ^ Coimmlltv go! lu^jrlh"prodigal ton" fiolu the limnr- (or Honda citru* on luuther.i '* 'JM'* Inut-,until piogram aimed hold of the Demoeralu adminis- maikrti tin* week a|v|w-ared to In-!4) bringing down tin- high ccist Iralion. ■continuing, willi Inuei* oir the'*’* liaitnlan Ialt (R-O.), Amid roaring laughter, thr one- New Yotk market paying more ■'**» it would be unveiled tontorlime chairman of the Democratic I for orange* than they had nr i " „ w*, . >rr" National Co,pm,Iter and , rustmas-! month. . ■ 7 P ,ub,f ? 1 ‘ rn*,0r' or hV..I .... - - ...... -If A' >-.r,.J.?'., N ~ V-.l . - ' “iwiiii*' j # itch)n* were mil ‘ '““V nistle: irnitsl rAir lai* fait tliwlil that he >lion li.OttO lm»e* cd lllr to 4I VtlsfItltlril r» jucl hpa not lieeu "lltvile*r t o 'called “ interior" oratige* fnougll! conmback lieforr Jan average of $2 7'» pei Imis Farley appr.ircd at a Iritimonial and 3,500 hose* ui Indian River dinner for thr newly-atn»oint*djorangn sold for $1H0 postmaster general,-Jesse M. Don-! This **• tl'C best juice for 14 ald.on, who once covered a 12- j "interior" fruit since Ne nfr letter carrier'* route in Sliel "lien (hey .limuglit $3 14 l.ower joitrv in other atl*(ion* . byyjlle. I’ORTIANI). Ole. Dec. 12 (A'l Farley'* reference t» Id* *l»tu«]luought the <l*y ♦ avemg* '<*o ■■ i'olitlt Ambattitdor Jo*e| Winiewith th,- administration followe>l I'loiida orange* to $2 *7 on I 3.ati a.lilrt-s* in which Frank ‘ mg) |Hlxrt ,„|t| .,| nine ca»iriii wit/ laid today In* rnunliy fear* that "llie irbtillt ill llir aggrctiive Walker, |..i*l mailer; genera) from . 1949 to- 111i6 noted hi* pfeaence "''M* 1,1 Gcimen spiiM*-' "ill *tsn a new ami said' Tl“' N,' w ' " lli ^ “ Let'a bring out the fatted calf welCutne chatiK'' front tin- b*W war ,'liidi /otllii be avoided by ll i* good to have the prodical "f $2.06. on Dec. I »«d '«n « v- the "fiiendl, inoperatioir’ of Ihe mm rutiirn lo* Ihe houieholil of hh uf till niorkefj* thut »lny United St.ttr*. Rlmia and Brtful tiers." " f f “ . 12 ' tain. , Responding. Farley told -Ihe Pre-Chrlstilln't buying "»>' ,••**lli.il i* "lit. lie told thr City ■ gathering: "I -lid not come Iwk lirved by NuiHiy citru* men «• •luh ill *>• |ue|i.irrd .iddroi, I’ u- climbing I A pJ stv l , Vinlntnn; "Thr pw‘pi*,,» *“ "7 u '""i" hi a ptodignl son.* Tbi* is'iln* ia- the cause »<Ctilepi ice* are «I |,,nd "look* with *otnr anxiety at Y l U l il L t f l- B ,)lsn 'capable ol ili'frtV *^ the fir*! lime t have turninvited •price-* (,ru|M-frnil niner I left in-re. 1 hopeit will ...gelling 1-eMetulili-piglinotthe |i|c»eltl. Gale ol irlaliotl* be^ 1 ■ f. a I ( '* > 1 1 t i n u r d mn V nu* HlallM l«- poa-iible for me to In’ here ptotmuiiced . u* orange-* W A SH IN G T O N Dee. 12 M*» -------- T--------*---------Iwren the girat |WWef».“ more often." Tlie House tjihor Commttteo rail-1 . j. "1 fir information we I’olc* iiavc ed on the Justice Department tiK ( i C n u r t t l l V C o l d ()V (.T . S ’^ r r t . “ .|Sl!iS’ ';i|lil'Mid stained Shirt • fiorn Germany mdiiatr* that a day for' prosecution of "offense* 11 tillf in*rtr l-aar r.la b tt S IlO W Il It) L V l d t 'I U ’ U in violation of the l-ea Act,” Most Parts O f ll. S. Franklin D Roosevelt** adrnlnl*nation In 1933 until 1940, when; which was designed to restrirt he broke with the lale President. A i.l<uui lhe_activitlea of Janie* C. Pettil TUKXJi I Man! l rit* IItini tt*rni vrit> |tiu4lurr*l iui rviileiwt* lo'* American Fedrrafion o f t Generally cold weather *preml ovt*r In ■> alatemenl Ini Nt-w 5o,k (if i( nm| |tol«-,i I! Irian*. vRe-opens In Oviedo , , I .,,, . , over most of the country today, la.t week fnrley said 1 want to ,, k wh„ ,vn, allegedly stablwd we President Truman te-eleeled , , „ .luV..r,.,, B,,w » red ir callH * | ,r e tK ^ * C r“' " ' " * ' r"-nf ! n« V r ." 1 ,1 P * "* oUed l'etrlllo’a “ tyrannical P»wm uf , h M|(tWcsl to M ow free*The $ 160,000 fertilizer plant of Mr Truman, who .b'slgn.ud ^ i r i i ' Coirt .hi* nmrning and rrr. the committee tecommeiidriH {Ag cen, r„, Tc „ , nll(| chilly Doifablsun a* postmaster g e n e t al I i-imivi-,1 lli* slillt to allow th, tin- Wheel,-r Fertilizer Company ut ttvicd" lia» Iweti. cotnplelctl apd V'V» L , ■, i ,, (in section* of northern Florida In-il month to sin-reed KuWtt E. I. Consideration by the Ju-tlce , |u| Muth„ „ Californio. near* of wound* in hi1* back in in now in ujuinlnnt, ll wiii m i* Haniiegnu, made a five-minute Department of whetlirr "the mo, Th* Federal Weather Bureau surprise visit to the dinner gath- flu- rn»«- again*I I. K. Floyd who iH.iiii'vd 1<m|hv bv Jl F. Wheeler, nopollstlc practice* of Jantea Car-' in Chicago said temperature* i* charged with assault to ram* t renblent, J. It, • »x. manager and nar Prtrlllo and the American would climb in the Southern i-ririg of several hundred postal mit murder ill the. second degree. ....... M llarb-y, assistant manservice official* and shook hands Federation of Musician* are subOn the * Ifind and queatiutfed hy Ject to prosecution” under the ateaa and in California but read­ willi Farley aml other* at the Aaslalabt Slate Attorney George oger. CfiinlruJlisi uf concrete and ings of slightly below normal head table. Sherman Anti-Trust Act. * Telling the group that "tonight A. DeCottm, I’nrju-r staled that Steel und With 86.000 feet o f floor 2. That (he Taft-Hartley lailmr would continue in riiosl other llV had Iter 11 stubbed by Floyd in (4fil44'4*. tlie new plant U »>' firvii i,a 11h" it I’ aae Z!la>ir Ijiw In- amended "»o that mo- sections. n fight after be had ordered, the. proof us is iHoeuble, deelared Mr. The mercury dropped to 6 be­ nopotlstlc practice* by labor uni* Utter to remove *ume cows from -Hurley Roofing 1* of corrugated ons which are injurious to the low in Wausau, Wl»., during the an orange grove n.-ar the l.uhii. Iron und llien* nre steel floor*. public Interrat shall be forbid­ early morning hour* for the Truman DtacloseH , ||a Road. Thi* was on ‘ Jan. 12. The foimer plant » * « destroyed den." The committee did not country's lowest reading. Minus Parker stated also that Mrs. s|iecify how the act should tie rcro marks also were reported . Flection FosHibiliticM Floyd bad slapped him. and that by fire last Feb. 19. Recently there was » small blaze discovered in northern and central Wiscon­ amended. * L. E. Floyd bad attacked him 3. That it be made Illegal for a sin and some part* of Minnesota. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. (IP)— from behind. Attorneys for the nmong some nmmonluth nitrate bag*. belioVOri lo have Wen Ignit­ Light rain fell in secllons of President Truman waa quoted for union to "license an employtT to th# Great I-akci and the Ohio the first time tialay a* api-aking defendant are L. F. Boyle and G. ed by "a welder’s torch, but dam­ do business." W. Spencer. age was reported but alight. 4. That persons or firms put Volley area* eastward Into New i f re-election iioszibilltlca. A one ton mixing unit equipped on union's “ unfair" list# be given England, while rain Is reported * Dr. J. J. Vailnrino. the retfrlng with a conveyor Wit carries msthe right of redress In federal |n the Southeast Atlantic-stales. antharituior from Panama, !»td Growth Ih Expected t«-tint to Ihe storage plant at a courts. Yesterday'* high mark* were While Home reporter* after bid­ great saving of laWr. About 40 6. That officers of union* be 79 at Tamps, Fla., and 78 at ding goodbye to Mr. Truman that In Legion's Posts I tu iliK * ■■ I'aae n « a i, people an- i-nfployed at the plant, Miami. llie President bad told him lie A large growth in American which is equipped, say officials, might visit Panama "if I am re­ Legion membership In the state U set ve the whole Florida area. elected." Vallarlno, emphasizing that he after the first of the yrar wn* Tin- company-has alx semi-trailer* and Mr. Truman had spoken in predicted thl* morning hy D*- and three trucks arid trailers to a jocular vein, related the follow- narlmrnt Adjutant A. Reid Mann deliver product* to grower*. following a trip to aouthwiwt Ing exchange; POSTPONES AWARDS “ I told him that I am guing Florida Legion Posty this week In j Award* and letters will be down to Panama to run for company with Department Com­ presented to the football play­ President and that if I am elected mander A. Reid Mann. Hy FRANK CAREY er# at Seminole High School 1 wanted him to com* down and Th* legion cxis-utivii* visited Asorluted Pres* Helenes Editor Hosts at Plant City, Mulberry. during lb,- chapel program on visit me." ^WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 (41)—A record-breaking tolar "egploTo which he said Mr. Truman Uhere they conferred with Na­ Monday, Principal Herman Mor­ »ion which drove .flaming, gaieou* material more than e million replied: tional Committeeman Mead* Wil­ ris announced tmlay. Coach Carl “ If 1 am re-elected, mayhe I, son. th# Bay Pines Veteran* Hos­ Kettles ha* been attending a mile* above the tun'* sulfate wat reported today by the Carnegie will, ll will be fine for our future pital, and the Children's Hospital *hurt course -conducted by the It Hiiuiion c f Washingtou, relations." at Ht. Petcrsliorg. They also Vtail- general extension division of the tiunic solar 'ptominrrKC," which makes the mushrooming ed Maderla Post 27.1, a new post the University of Florida to to conduct cloud from an atom fcoml a mere puff by comparison. w*» photo­ of 170 member* and witnessed In­ prepare teachers courses In automobile skfety and HENTBNCBD TO DEATH graphed el Carnegie'* Mt. Wilwin observatory more than a /ekf ago. stallation of officer*. driving, and has been In Gaines­ SALONIKA, Dec. 1* (AT— Meaaurement* which established » ■. ------------ville-all this week and. was un­ person*— Including IU altitude at ’ 1,064,186 mile* juat getting a new nation under Twenty-nine BOYLE ANNOUNCES on* woman—were under sentence • Senator Lloyd F. Boyle of San­ able to make the award* today were completed only recently, way. Sun spots igre eyclonic etorm* of death today following - their ford baa qualified for ro-tleclion aa was prttvlously announced. the institution's annual report rn Uw sun, father than ex­ conviction by a military conn from (he 37th district. It was-an­ said. Sheriff P. A. Mrro and deputies last night on charges of plot­ nounced this morning at Tallahas­ Other news on the eun'e activ­ plosions. Dr. Horace Babcock of the ting a Communist uprising In see. Senator Boyle, local attor­ today warned gypsies camped on ities included a finding that sun­ spot disturbances In Mur, 1947 ML Wilson ataff discovered an Salonika. Llfa sentence* were ney and veteran of World War the Orlando Highway near the were the moat violent for any apparent eonneetjon between ro- imposed on iq others and 20 I, was elected to th« State Senate Bluebird Inn tp leave the county. month since May, -1778* when fatten! of heavenly bodies and mors were given lesser prison In 1944, and hi* district embraces Police Chief Roy G. Williams Seminole and Brevard counties. cuinpanLed th* Sheriff. terms. Seven were, acquitted. ie**u*iM »* rage moat) our continental forefathers were fr iEnvoy tS'ays Poland Fears Rebirth O f CJerman War Spirit » Labor Committee Urges Action On **:' r, T Scientists Reveal Mammoth Solar Explosion That Dwarfs Atom Bomb - ' “ ■&J **$ ---, 4 - r • /. ' - - .V‘ 1 \ - -: - . �FRIDAY, DEC. 12. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TWO Doctqfr Says Many U. S. Scientists R efuse Army Work CAMBRIDGE. Mass., Dee. 12, (P)—Dr. Theoilor ( Koaebury, onr o f. the nation'* leading authorlUe* on bacterial warfare, say* “ Many American scientist* am refusing to work on military de­ velopment*." The Columbia University pro­ fessor told a Harvard audience last night that hr hrd rrturned to peacetime work of hi* own; Asked if he would return to warfare research If called up hy the government, he replied: "I don't think you have a tight to ask me that question." Dr. Rosebury, who is president of the New York branch of the American Association of Sci­ entific Workers, aaid in an in­ terview that all iiranrhea of the United 8tates government were •xpsriencing difficulty in staff­ ing installations for weapons of At THE CHURCHES UNITY’ *. Faith Cornwall. Minister TUK8DAY 7:45 1*. M.t Prayer Servicl at Valdez Hotel. . 8:00 P. 51.: Class in "l-esson* in Truth" at the -hotel. FIK8T IIAITIST CIIUIHH Park Avenue at Slslh Street ' W. I*. Jtrook*. Jr., Pastor John .Miller, Educational Hducalur Sunday School, 0:45 A. M. Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. Training Union, 0:16 P. M. Evening Worship. 7:30 P. M. Morning servlre liroadcmst over alien WTIllt. o p ciOl>I r|h l.aurel ,\«enur K. 1. Wright. I’aator Sunday School, 0:45 A. M Morning Worship, 11:00 A Young Peoplrs 0, A., 11:30 Kywngrlistir Service, 7:30 I1 /TtevTW. West and Mi*. ' will Iw hulding special ser Friday nltr,‘ 7:30 I*. M. and ronduct all services on Sunday. The publir is invited. WEEKLY SERVICE Prayer meeting, Wed. night, 7:30 P. M ., llioadrast from 1tudlu* studio* irf. of 8taSta­ 5:45. P. M. tion WTIUt. Wed.. 6:45. assem bly — - . « 2300 Him Avenue CIIUItCH OF THE NA’/.AKKNK Itrv. Joe C. frettii. Mini-trr Corner of Second and Maple Sunday »rhool at 10:00 A M !.. It. liushton. Pastor Classes for all .ages, with ifoor Sunday 8ehool. 0:T5 A. 3t. spirit filled teachers. Mdining Worship, 11:00 A. *(, Pastoral servlre, 11UM» A. M Junior Society, 0:30 P. M. All rnemliers are urged to In- (in­ tent at this service. . When one reporter expressed Evangelistic Service, 7:30 V, M aurprise. ho replied: "Haven't you heard slsmt that? Imth morning and evrning setI thought It was a matter »f Cottage Prayer Meeting at the common knowledge." —— ------ homT "of Mrs. Morris, 417 W. The real Interest of these sci­ First Street, Thuriulay night, entists, he said, ta in fundamental 7:30. **• research, and ho cited the case of sopre nuclear phsyicisl* wlm do not believe, working on an atomic bomb project will advance Osk Avenue and Third Street their knowledge in basic research. K. D. tiros nice, D. ■I).. Pastor Warning that any future war Rev. I). K. Charles, Ass't Pastor could result in devastation of the 0:46 A. 51.: 8unday Sshool for world, Dr. Rosebury expressed re­ all ages. • ' gret at the failure of the United 11:00r A. M.: Morning Worship States and Russia to reach a po- Scry ice. Iltical accord. 0:30 P. M.: Junjor and Senior Their failure to reach an Young People's Meeting. .. FIRST t HI'llCH OF CHRIST. -4JCIKNTIHT • agreement on control of atomic 7:30 P. 51.: Evening Worahip *00 East Second Street energy, he said. I* not entire. Servlre, Honda School, 11:46 A. 51- • Churel Service, I L<MI A, 51: The Harurh Plan, offered liy this BBAhDAU. AVENUE CHAPEL lu b ji ' t 'God the Preserver of country, be said, is too simple Kev. D. K. Charles. Psslor Man." 3:00 P. 51.: Sunday-School. an answer for a complex prob. Wednesday #e*viee,-H:00-p. 81 Worship - Service. Rending room hours, Tuendayi "Aa the richest and most pow­ mil Fridays, 3:00 to Jl:bt> P. M. CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY erful nation bn earth, the first Hsnfnrd-Orlsndo Highway move toward peace Is out*, he (ilrnn K. Smith, I'sstor FIRST MkTIIODIMT CHURCH aaid.'"I don't think we have done 10:00 A. 31.: Bibla School. Mr, . Revr J. K. McKinley. Psslnr all in our power to forestall' 11:46 A. 31.: Church School A. Witboldi, Hupt 51.: Morning Wursbil*. He expressed belief a "new ail ministration" and a "cqmpletr Miss M ;aret Wearley, Guest “ Tin- Christmas Gospel ol LightS:30 P. 31.: Yodth Fellowship. illssinnary Sunday Obreversal of foreign policy" would Speaker, 7:30 I*. M.t Sermon toiiici “ I help in gutting along with Rus served. 7:46 P. M.: Evening Service. Christ .ilsd Never Come?'' insignificant in rnrnpkrison. Grefek Economy, . gets McGhee ilerlatvil that many middle eastern countries are "pevulnerable" to outside a g­ Army A re Said To runurly gression Is-esuse of their "heavy difficulties. Be Deteriorating economic “ International Communism is DENVER. Dec. 12. (AY— The economic and mttitar: In Greece has “deteriorated," * top atats department official jiaid adding it is "im held whatever tl no matter how long it takes.' "Our activities there have not it begun to McGhee, coordinator of the #300,. 000,000 American aid program to Greece, asserted in an addrata prr- cGhee a remarks were Interad by diplomatic officials In ihlnftnn, where his last, was distributed in advance, as another bint that the administration InUnde to ask Congress for more funds to extend the American Assistance Program. The Greek aid Is part of a (Teas nattier this year with tho #400,000.000 fund voted bv Conavowed objective o f Itolilerlng Greece and Turkey against Com­ munist pressures. Citing the “ great straUgic value" of BoutheasUrn Europe ami. the Middle. East, McGhee Urroed thpse sectors tempting to "an aggreealve and ambitious pow­ er.” . • Any outslda power which could lake over the strategic and cconmmmv ivewuiive ui util Hive, iiu eoptinued. 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C., Iitolngi*!, mPnnwtnle will make an inventory olf waterfowl Gift And Party Candies — Attorneys E. K. Windham alul Supreme -Court ertrd whe Riley W. Cunningtvam -made the held roust itutbmul Die stale statement in euggesting that tlu against- possession of liquor, FORMER Seminole County Court Records |h»rh* »• M T*» \ |l. A t V l^ a lH i i; .u . \ In k A il .wintering ground*.in Mexico and* J a c k T i U k * i e l k i A t l . r l l r i * WASHINGTON. tVr. 12 idh— (iuatcmala. Spencer i* idiotAH* * •ll-flti i* ••#its \»‘»M The Fob and Wildlife Service biologist |*n «t K l|tilll».n*%% M|1 for thr Kvei glade* has completed plan, for the moft Waterfowl Refuge which has Imu-ii I !|t* Sf thorough study of . waterfowl incorporated in the new Ever­ fH|lr.r AVT‘ 1 V*» rt><\ wintering nrcas ever attempted, glade* National I’aiV Tti"imi i *-Hlu i(H k Ann T Cecil S. Williams? chief of water­ The two men will fly down the fowl- muon Anient investigations, east roast and return along the ►aid yertetday. _ •• western »ide. SiA-vej^yg *R tire, The survey for the first time known duck-wintering area,* which' will extend through the West they explored for the'fiiM time) Indies anil potulldy into, the lust winter, und ,*tmlying newr northern end Mif South AirtiVlca, I out the United Slat DELUXE ai zortmant of . beautifully illuitratod cards. . . all difftrant ^ Kri w population* W ildlife Service Saunders. Denver blutogist Hruwnavillc, Texas. Dvr. iWj Ends Study Plans I plane piloted by David lei Coconut Grove, Kin., fur' O f Winter Areas » Speiu-er. a aix.wcck survey of waterfowl l Simuetaneousey. S T A N COM STOCK CHRISTM AS CARDS tO a lq r c c n Jlqciici) . Drucj Stot'C W THE SANFORl) HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA c Is Launched To Advertise Hark A postcard mail-sway plan, which makes it possible foi e/* loting no tlmr in entering that eryorie to parliripate in iKsulitlt door, creating further weukeurss Florida's newest attraction, Ev­ e*. instability unit is content with erglade* National Paik, was an , ununred tialay by II. II. Coleman, Saying it U Tlear that “ Greece •dlslnct inanagor for Florida Pow Light Couipany. ,,ie area, HI PM, (Tiuirr uiri the Mchee miunj ai delivered to the Greece should fait under the trot of an armed Communist min fices throughout the state and tlm ority" the effect oa puldir is invited to mail them be inurhsdlate fend dange rat to eomeony in the North. Manager "Confusion* and disorder r Colemap 'state* that Ills office well spread throughout thr M L 'a s l " k . . U a l . e a J East, he declari attractive postcard* for free dis­ would tribution to nil who wish then ’estern lor mailing. Europe ‘ where only recently the "valiant resistance to Democratic forces against Communism has turned the tide in favor of the autl-Communist," McGhee said • To back up. hla contention that condition* In (Greece nre “ still critical," McGhee cited what he railed “ tuhstannal gains" made by the Communist-led gunrilla JACKSON, Mis*.. Dec. 12 f/P) —The State of 3ll*sissipiii has Had no^more constitutional right to tain the poeseaslon of liquor than It ha* to make a crime tiruwii g'Jackaix; the~Mtntxi1ppt Supreme Court was told yeater- FRIDAY. DEC. 12. 1917 Indian* of Arizona and of Ihr Indian*, not understanding ) A rtist Shows How To lieftituta Nrw Mr*fro', spokemcn »ald ycs- how to prepare it, wen*1rating diiiributrd yitb the food.' ahowt a Navajo woman receiving a ran the food dry. •Cook Food IJy Photos terday. of the prepartlon from a native dirty, pouring it into a vessel, luantitica of M-l* huddle with L()S ANtiKI.KS. Dee. 12 PP>— With the help of a medicine man and a l'a»adcnn artist, thr .Navajo Trail* Caravan hope* to popularize Multi-Putpo»c Food -among the ‘J ii.hI lik«> M ntherV hlimlluiKK . . patent ~ Ipnthpr nnd fulirica in all color* �•/» ?sj — i------ »« - ■ Im ss — ■» ■ - •* ■■■« Vi* >•- - » - • . . . .: - '/ ' t ¥B • — --—..... • *. v-t - . • - > -i - dull, *at**t •iliidar ■■4 *•><•, at F lo r id a 111 MasMlla A t » « , aa Mroad claw m a i l , . M tW r IT. Ult. at Ik* !•«•! IMIlr, M Saafat*. Florida, udr, Ika All N C la im , at Marik a, IW1. * « h ( d i4 , HOLLAND L. UlUk BAilar noRno.v ni:AN ** 11 Bailani Maaa«n V ft It -tl w li u tl w ■\>H*CHlPTION HATH* Ur T*rrla», i m l . ... . Um Hmlk net* ISaalb. Pig , Month* i ana■ I % AtM ..... I1.M All obltaarr Mlmi <ai4a at Sbaak. XMlallaa. and •alia*. •( •aiirlalaa ■la far tka ,n r,,t« of ■alalaa fuada, mill kr rhar**4 (•• ■I ngalar adwtllik* rail*._____ Ialaad * t a i,a ,,i llrpmaalalirrs |M| Itantrali Tkr llrrald la Ika •atWaal ruid a( adirrlUira. .«((*• F l ara aaalalalanl >■ ihr lar«rtl Hllaa la Ika daaatrr milk kaadaaar* Cklnia Bad firm Vaik. ' Tka IlataId li a at*athr, af Ihr Amxlalrd Prraa allrh It aallllrd nilualrtl*. (a iht at* far tteahll railoa at all'tka laral armr prlaird la Ikda araipattr, at mrlt aa all AP arm dltaalrhaa. FRIDAY, DEC, 12, 1047 niBLB VERSE FOR TODAY ti .vt WE CANNOT I'I.EABE COD BY NEOLKCT. INDIFFERENCE AND DISLOYALTY. JP WK IG­ NORE INVITATIONS AND AB­ SENT OURSELVES FROM 1(18 HOUSE AND TABLE. AND ILL TREAT HI8 CHI---------SURELY WILL NOT PLEASE GOD; But with many of them Cod was not well pleased—1 Cor. f i­ 10:6 ll Lot Angelct reported zero * weather lint ^weefr No wonder •j, _ the Yankees prefer Florida. We »ee where Senator Shand* . of. Gainesville ha* announced hi* candidacy lor governor. Another good man. Another airplane craili in which 29 have been killed. At leait four other* in other part* of the world* First think you know n -people are going to itay out of r plane* until *omrone learn* li^w h to fly them. a • tl4 l* a F t | „ We hope you read “ The Way to Brotherhood" in last night's Her­ ald. If you didn't, look it up. It wa* quoted from the Pittsburgh Courier, a negro publication, and expresses the belt possible way for lire colored people to get ahead in this ‘world. You don't make friends, or eliminate prejudices with switch blades and machineguns, but only by friendliness, courtesy and cooperation. Senator Bridges promote* that (he United States limit the number of visiting Rutiians in thia country to the number of Amer­ ican* allowed in Russi^, If it did, there wouldn't be many visiting Russians. Someone ha* s«ld that the best way to avoid war -it to 1 acquainted with .the people* oilier race* and nationalities and learn to love and understand 'them. Il ij rather hard to get acquainted with the people who limit their vitas as- drastic ally at the Ruuians do. 9 *-*4 Russia it accused by Secretary Marshall of taking >500,000.000 a year out o( Germany, while de­ manding reparation payments of len billion dollars. While Russia bleeds Germany, «, the United Stale* is asked to supply ihe Seeds free-of charge vr^lth 1the the-, western European nations normally buy from Germany. But why should Russia expect us to have any more sense than that? After the fits! World War we len: Germany the money to pay rep­ aration* to France. Henry Wallace oppeyt* U. S. aid to the starving people of China "because Chiang Kai-Shek < il a Fascist,*' but he favors aid .lo the nations of eastern F-urope even though they at* Communists. He thinks it is wicked to with­ hold aid on ideological grounds when h* agrees with the idea, but when he disagrees with the idea it is all right. In this respect he is consistent with hi* other line that aggression, when il comes from Fascists, ts- wrong tod should be opposed, but when it comet from Communists, it k all right. Personally we can't see ihe difference. They ar* both in our opinion. l Do you know how much money ■ • government of the United owes il bondholders? The figure* which we hive from Treasury show that the fed* debt is $257,710,362,285.27. to put it another way, nearly llion dollar*, and that, be* brother,, ain't hay I At •k of federal indebtedness i| the first World War, it 26 billions. The Cool idge ‘ instratioas reduced and then it start- mist few montha that H’a failing armiea throughout Eastern Eu­ 1947*48 Orange Crop rope enabled her to communlte Expected To Be Good counter after country by strongMore than 2,100 apprentices, over half o f them in the H> DEWITT MACKENZIE arm method*. Tha po*t-war hulldfnjr tradcis, are bciiiR trained in Cleveland, O., through WASHINGTON, Dee. 12, « V AP Foreign Affair* Analyst chaoa cloaked tha full extant of the co-operation o f the public school system, the United her operations from tha Weatam The Agriculture Department to­ day-forecast orange product inn States department o f Labor, local industries and unions. The conflict' between Red Rus- World. Having brought Eastern tha current 1947-48 market­ Most o f them arc cx-G I’s. The program was set up in an ■la and the Western Democratic* Europe under bar domination aha for ing season at 100,260,000 boxes. began reaching In a big way for e ffo rt to break the a hurt arc o f skilled praftsmen available, it, of courac. one of tha great ThlIs compares with 113,980,000 the Wsst. lienee the prasent especially in the building trades, though some are being tragrdiet of history—or at least near-ravolutions * In Franca and produced during the past season that’* the way it *eemi to the and 8.1.488,000 for tKc . 10-year trained for mechanical and shop positions. present guneratlon which ha* to Italy, and Moscow's open war­ (1936-45) average. An interesting project in connection with this craft endure the convrquencrs—but it fare on the Marshall Plan. Grapefruit production was esti­ Russia is making war on the mated education is the building o f un addition* to a down town would I* roually tragic if the lU# at 62,270,000 boxes com­ school building used as the training center, which became world allowed wlihful thinking to democracies. It’s non* the 'less pared with 69,620,000 during the a war because bombers aren't be­ blind it to the true nature of thia .greatly overcrowded when the enrollment o f npprehtices ing used. These hostilities have past season and 44,693.000 for lh* struggle. 10 year average. jumped from 67 in 1945 to the present figure o f 2,140. There still are folka in the been' labeled “cold war," and it la California lemon production was The students are doing nearly nil the work o f construction, United State*, and in other de­ vital for our own security to re­ indicated at 14,100,000 boxes under supervision o f skilled workmen in the vurlous lines, mocracies, who think that because cognise It for what It is—an at­ compared with 13,760,000 during Russia wa* our ally ’in the world tempt to communist the democ­ tha past season and- 12,186,000 the school board supplying all materials. the present clash must be racies and make them responsible Here is a practical example o f community co-operation war .the 10 year ■average. based on m l i u n d r r standing. to Moscow. It'a plain silly to forTheforecast of Florida tanin meeting a critical need. The Cleveland area is one where Therefore, they think the dif­ think that w« can halt the Com­ rlne production was 4,300,000 the housing shortage is acute. All elements interested in ficulty can he cleared up by com* munist revolution by appease­ CCS compared with 4,700,000 home building seem to have been able to pool their nlms radery and concession* toward ment. You might as well try to during the past aeaaon and 3,190,appease a,wi1deat. | thr Soviet Union. and drop their in fe re n c e s In order to train young men ami It would Lt-j grand if the probIt'e encouraging therefors to 000 for the 10 year average. Florida lime production was in­ to give homes to citizens. recognition |leui could be suU mI »o easily I see stea r p rowing < The trouble with such an argu­ of the .truth by the democracies. dicated at 190,000 boxes com­ ment la that it'* luised tIn wishes One of the most striking exam pared with 170,000 during tha Benelux anti not on fart*. What are the plea la the sensational defiance past season and 136,000 average fact* winch should govern our of Rusala by the hard-prcsied for the 10 year period. The Indicated production of onFrench government . America la * •.-'Tlusiness Week's Amsterdam Letter states that in spite attitude in this diiatoric clash? Well, in the first place wa must showing her recognition In her angea and' grapefruit by slates o f red tape, regulations, and the near-war In the Nether­ recognize that the .Soviet Union housecleaning to get rid of fifth- thia *eaaon follows: . lands Indies, Holland is doing n good jo b o f recovery. Oranges—California 60,600,000 was our aily purely by force of columnists whr hare been 'Infil­ Nearly nil o f the bridges winch were destroyed have circumstances over which It had trating Into all walka of life, In­ boxes, Florida 60,600,000, Texbeen rebuilt, rnilroads are moving toward complete elec­ no control Russia signed the cluding the public schools. The as 5,800,000, Arixona 1,060.000 and United 8tatca House of Repre­ Louisiana 300,000. trification ami are doing more business than before the non-»Kgrc)<*ion fiset with I Grapefruit—Florida 31.000.000 willingly nnd knowing that this sentatives has voted In favor of ■war. Airlines and shipping are holding their o w iv jo o . Many would precipitate the world war, shutting o ff American assistance boxaa, Texaa 24.000.000. Arison* lines o f manufacture, inchuding rayon, chemicals and metal and at It)** same time tha Two to countries which fall under 4,100,000 and California 3,170,000. productH arc producing well. Hut the export-import gap rountrii’a partitioned Poland be­ Communist domlhatlon, and has gone on record- against distribu­ aren't going to lie our hands with which plague* other countries Iiuh to be coped with in Hol­ tween them. Furthermore. Naii F o r e i g n tion of relief food by Communist friendly feellnga lings while our throats land, too. It is hoped that the proposed customs uiul ecu, Minister von Rfbbentrop (hanged officials or organisations. Canada nomir union binding-'together Belgium, Netherlands and for his war crime* by the Allies 1 and South America also have are being cut. Thrre la no place whatsoever in our way of life for Luxemburg will help to solve this problem. nberg tthat Ho* been cleaning bouse. testified ai Nuernberg Bolshevism. We won’t stand for Benelux, as this union is in Iled, is nn effort at co­ row also offered to join Germany Thia doesn't mean that we don't It in' our ' own county, and wd the adits,' but that the against want to be friends with Russia. will assist weaker countries to operation between nations, in w hich,gains and losses arere wgs too high. Then Red prlc* expected to balance to’ the over-nil good o f the nations con­ when Hitler became suspicious of We do. But it Ukea Two parties defend theOiielvea .juCIpnst Bed to Make a friendship, and we aggression. ^ •. . •• cerned. This experiment will in* carefully watched and may a double.cross by Russia, he at­ prove to be a successful example fo r other countries to tacked her and thus forced her to become one of the Allies. follow. .Once the war was over, Russia immediately re*timed- her -world revolution for the spread of Com­ ----wait to are. munism. The fact that she had .Suppose it doesn't work. When will we know it'a not working? probably In threa or fourth months, living cosls, Mr, Truman la In a if lhe Republican* ram their pro- position to tell the voters; By JAMBS MARLOW grsm through this month. "See. I asked for the power to Suppose it doesn't work. What stop this Inflation but the Repub-{ WASHINGTON. Dec. 12 (/P>— then? Worse Inflation, probably, (leans wouldn’t give it to me." There's a big difference between with prkei^going higher and labor In Novrmber, when ho asked for Loud Suit T O N E D O W N -the program* of President Tru- fighting for higher wages. the power, Mr. Truman made it 1/ tha Republicans' program rlear’ he did not Intend to use It msn and the Republicans for con­ doesn't work, will they tlu-n give right away but only taler if trolling living cost*. Plain Suit T O N E UP. The Republicans' is far milder. Mr. Truman by law the power he inflation grew worse. "When, later? Maybe nat before The great difference between the asked of Congress to control living It's A s Simple A s That. costs? ihe Spring, his advisers have two Is this: Thai')! put the Republicans on 1, Mr, Tru msn asked Coheres* the spot. They've already said said. If the Republican program to pass a piumUr of laws giving thry're against government con­ the government power to atop trol of prices and wages in fall*—and »how» clearly In the —they can say: Inflation If It get* much worse. peacetime. "We wanted to try the voluntary For example: Power to put The program they came up with method first." back price and 'wage controls if erday i* the Rep yesterday ia Republican an*Maybe then—it would be Spring prices keep going up: wer to Mr. Truman, the RcpuhHran by then—they might vole Mr. 2. The Republicans want nu attempt at solving Inflation. Truman the power he asked for in part of price ami wage controls The Republicans—after they November. imposed by the government. They denounced Mr. Truman's program Well, if Mr. Truman dldnt want mainly voluntary control of in November—hava been criticis­ figure on using tha power until living coaja. e d for not offering one uf their Spring and I f tha Republican* For example: Letting business do own. should give It to him In Us* it* own controlling by voluntarily So nuw they've offered one. Spring, nothing Is lost, ia it? keeping Mires down or cutting And it's serious business for both Yes, months will, have been them or doiry^ijlibgiu to reach Republicans and Democrats, lost. If Congress voted him the lha't end. ' * ? .« Since 1948 Is the big election power now, months would b* need­ So, under the pregram uffered year, for 'president and Congress, ed to set up Ihe machinery to us* by tha Republican leaders of the the politicians in both parties the power. .Republican-controlled C o n g r e s s have to worry.-about Inflation. If Congress vote* him the power thl* ia still the score: Living costs are taking mure In the Spring, months still will bt Labor would be free to fight and mote money uut of the pock­ needed to set up the tuar hi nary, for higher wages. Iluslrvess would ets of Americans, and American months in whirl) Inflation can be free to lower pices. It alto voters, and they won't forget IL grow still worn*. would be free to raise them. Tehy'll probably take out their Hut if the Republicans' pro­ The Republicans hope •to get angey on the party—Republican or gram work, they can tell the their program passed by Congress Democratic—which they’ll Maine Voters: by Dec. 19. if Inflation get* worse. "Mr. Truman wanted to control Will il work? Is.lt enough to If the Republicans* mild pro­ Inflation hy police methods but stop Inflation? You’ll' Jiave to gram fails to stop the rise In we did it on a voluntary basis." • THE WORLD TODAY IT’S N O T TOO L A T E to have Pictures made for ChrbdLjpaif" ' The tasteful, the thrifty, the most * appreciated Rift R A Y M O N D STUDIO ,9 Florida State Hank BulldinR Phone 1003 = Pictures made up to nnd includinR December 19th for Christmas delivery • sa K to ATLAN TA* * 3 hrs. 2! mins. to NEW YO RK * H hrs. ......... Daily Commuter Flights T o ~ Jacknonville — Pnlatkn - St. AuRusline •Vis f o * * —Oa* AMI*** . All Parra t'lu l TSS Connection* To All Principal Point* PassenRern t Air Mnll t Afr Eipreaa For All Air Travel Reservation* PHONE 1325 THE NATION TODAY 4 < _ * ,^ * a * t r .* * .,.i* * . nr* . . •. • $1.00 to $5.00 O lf« you } In A G ift B ox f o r y o u r lM o n y y l 59 TH> SHIRTS p r » H ’ 1yp».Colla Two-Roomy Button-ThroughPotkoli » - Non-ntp.SloovoJadngo, THI OVIRALLS Motul.*1v«M at All itraln,Polnto Yoko lock tor.Portott Pit.■ A.Taol*Proof. Pock ott do«bU-tlltefc«d ipMttg villi jn d lila c! pit* terstsets____ Sanforised f to s t a y , fit h i — tbalt law - war ___,7k*ji'rt _ih. And *11 this, of taxes which even over 40 biliioo dollars u. lea times what they. • a*. 4*ai*L with fait col f*( Wh*!;••*. *4. r..-\ ••! * . i - ii 1 *.i • —• F R ID A Y , DEC. I t 1947 aA _m am M w asassi THE SAN FORD HERALD, SAN FO RD , FLORIDA Practical Co-operation , ^ m * v> —.. - - - ■ , -.in,-:? vA1-'* - ■ * 4 �mmmmm MhM ! ' FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1947 S ocial THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA K FRIDA? Tlie Dependable C lm of Ihe 'First' Methodist Church trill have a Christmas party at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mra. W. K. Herron ■on the Country Club Road. The Cub Tack meeting will be held in the Methodist Church an­ nex at 7:30 iV M. All parents and the Park roramlttrcmrn are urged to l>e present as* this is the • time for rv-regiitration. SUNDAY A buffet supper will lw held st the Seminole Country Club at 8:00 P. M. MONDAY The W. M. U. of the First . Baptist Churrh wilt hold a pro(tram meeting at 3:00 P. M. at the charch. Circle No. 4’ will be In charge of the program. The Junior G. A.s will mrct. at _ the church at 3:30 P. M. The proW gram will be' under the direction of Grace Marie Stinecfphrr. The Sunbeams and K. A.s will also meet at 3:30 P. M. at the church. The Past Matrons Club, Order of Eastern Star, will meet with Mra. Joe Curley at-8:00 P. M. for a Christman party. . The regular meeting of the Sanford Tburisl Club will be held at *8:00 P. M. at the Tourist Cen­ ter. E. M. Armilage, tourist dlrec— toil announced that the Center • will be - open beginning on Dec. 15 every day and night •except Sundays for the convenience and enjoyment of members of the The Elsie Knight Circle of the Fitst Baptist Church will meet in the aunex at 8:00 P. M. Mrs. George Dixon will give a report on the life of Lottie Moon, Bap fiat 'UUaLhaeu |n Phina Baptist Church will meet at 8:00 11*. M at the home of Mrs. Ttyimas Groves, 1413 Dak Avenue. The Prayer Band of the Pres­ byterian Woman’s Auxiliary will meet at the church at 3:00 P. M. ' X * *J*«J* e rs o n a l s Vernice Adkins, coiffure sty­ list, who studied at Twentieth Mrs.. Sybil i(o,ith has as her Century Fox's School of Hrsub­ culture snd st the Vsnity House guest her father, F. M: liayvs, In New York; Is’ now aisocisted who arrived bv plane over the with Peter Tsui's Beauty Shop past weekend from New Albany, on* Magnolia Avenue, operated ind. by Mrs. J. M. Wilson, Mr. Adkins, a former resident Mrs. K- J. Holly is. spending a of Sanford for many years while few days with Mrs. Harry Papa young hoy, spent right d| ' and a worth. Mra. Hotly is rn route to rim- Corps, New Orleans where she will visit half years in the Mari visiting 21 foreign couafries dur- her daughter, Mrs. II. K. Walker. ing that time. Friends of Miss Helen Slaugh­ Studying under the supervision of Perc Wrstinurr who was in ter will regret to learn that she charge of make-up at Fox’s Stu la confined to Hope Haven lloadins at that lime, Mr. ‘Adkins has I pital in Jacksonville t*-cau*e of operated his own shop* for s illnesa. number of years. He has jipt Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Ticconi and recently closed his shop in 1'aho? kee due to the high water in that son. Tommy, of .Savannah. N. Y. area. He invites his friends in ' are spending several weeks with Hanford to visit him. Mrs. Tieconi's parents, Mr. and Mrs, G. B. Best, at their home on Crystal Lake. The tegular business and in___ spirallunal meeting of the i W j Mr. k|ul M l„ vVrighl bvtertan Womans Auxiliary will h, ¥l. „ l)lrlr for* . lie held, in the social rmlm of the faw days, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. church at 3:30 P. M. Aldrich, formerly i.f Washington, TUESDAY D. C. and now of St. Petersburg The Daughters of Willey Class Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Aldrich of the First Methodist Church are cotisint. will hold it* annual Christmas C ’ ’ ' the home of Mrs. Claude MISSIONARY • lt>* SPEAK erndou ut 8:00 p. M. Hostesses Miss Margaret Wmrley. fuun. will )*• Mis..Herndon, Mr*. D A, Dunn, Mrs. Francis Hickson. Mra, I der and director <>( a chain of R. ,B. Monroe, Mrs. Hanirnsn, minions In the Kentucky moun­ Mrs. Brodir Williams and Miss tains, will l[e the -Ja-aker nt Imth services at the Clni-tinn A Mis­ Ruth Hand. , The Hanfotd Pilot Club will sionary Alliance Church on Sun­ have Its monthly business meet day. Mist Wearley graduated from ing nt 8:00 P. M, nt the voc­ ational building. Tire board will the Missionary Training Institute, meet at 7:30 P. M. Mrs, Sara Nysck, N. Y’ . in 111,14. snd has Hughes, IDistrict__ of.. Jl31IjCt G overn t IlUfor, -U * b««u devoting - her Id.- to misslonary work In the Kentucky “ " w ” ' Mountains sinre- tlint time. She visit at this meeting. v,“The * “ *American ,M* Legion Auxiliary now has about 21 workers with will have Its monthly covered dish her in the various mission sta­ supper at fi:30 P. M. Hostesses tions wheih she has founded, and will ’Ire Mrs. Charles Lawson, which she directs. Mr*. W. L. Roche, Mrs. Paul IV-' The public Is cmdiklly invited told, Mrs. K. A. Covington. to attend. ***«J* ij* *** **•♦J**J* •I* LINGERIE for HER. . . Of u ^ m m o o r rayon In aolld. rolura or white ground* with dainty floral*. . . . $3.50 and $5.95 i rt Small replicas of the red Doub­ Klirala-th YVoodruff wo* hos­ Circle No. I of the First Bsp- * Mrs. Terry W. Sewell of Mem­ le-Barred Cross, international tess on Wednesday rvVnlng to th-- list Churrb met recently at thg phis, Tcnn, was the guest speak­ (emblem of the campaign against Ft. Mellon Society, Children of home of Mi - I. Ponder nt er at the monthly meeting on tuberculosis, will be sold on.the the Revolution. The Woodruff 3lt* West Sixteenth Street. Tim Wednesday night of the Sanford streets Saturday, according to home'-was drroratetl with 3rti*lic tennis of th. Ponder . home w-err Chapter o f’ Hadassah, the wom­ Mrs. Sybil Roulh, chairman of arrangements of red poin*ettia* beautifully din-ut nted with roses an’s Zionist organization of ihr Double--Bur red Cross Days snd the dessert c<?urjy. shicJt,nas mod-vametliH*-— iMt-inp the- hirst* ■ America. The meeting was held obser vance. ‘ served upon the srnvsl of the’ ties* session Mr- H. W. Rucker at Temple Beth Israel. In de­ Proceeds from the sale of guests, carried out the holiday asked each roelnU-r to Iping a corating the Temple a lovely ar­ Douhte-Barrel) Crosses will be motif The dessert included in­ contributing fur it Christmas bas­ rangement of Picardv gladioluses added to fund* from the Christ­ lltjtTII YN’ NOI'NCKMKNT dividual cake* iced with red and ket to the program meeting of and tuberoses was placed on the mas Seal Sale, which opened Nov. green. The hostes* wa* assisted W. M. U. In lie held on Monday. speaker's table. Dn the buffet 24 and wlil continue until Christ­ Mr. and Mr*. T. J. Midi cl* an­ in serving by her mother. Mr* "Those unending « ere ‘ Mrs. L •able, used for the supper fol­ mas. The fund* finance the tub­ nounced today the birth of a son, lowing the program, was a Urge, erculosis control activities of the Thomas Anthony, on Dee. 10 at Harry Woodruff, and Marianna II. Ilirvey. Mr* It. K Peurlfoy, Mr* Ruelii-r, Mr*. J t . Calhoun, * low" arrangement of* yellow and Seminole TuWrculosls Associa­ the Fernald Laughton Memorial Springer. ‘ Endsley Meiscli, junior p n - Mr*. If. M - Kna.er. Mi*. R. T. White chrysanthemums flanked tion. Hospital. Mr; Michel* t* the idrnt, conducted the business Thomas. Mi Juder Caiiu-eon, with dark green tapers In crystal "Without the control activities former Nancy tjuinn o f West meeting, during which Him* Mrs. Mr*. F E. Unix. Mr* It. F Me* holders. Hostesses for the meet­ of the association and the co­ YVarwick, It. I. A. R. Key. senior president, told Whortef, Mr* M 8 Nelson. Mis* ing were Mrs. Maury Moses. Mrs. operation of the community, tub­ of the natiunal convention of C. Martha Fox and Mrs. John 1.. Freda Shames and Mrs. Frank erculosis would In- au even great­ A. K. held In Washington and Lee Shames. er public health problem," Gen. Geneva-Club To Help showed‘ a picture of the delegates A regular business meeting Chairman Jack Itatlgan said. was conducted and the program "Tuberculosis i* a communicable State Welfare Board group on the step* and in front of the D. A. It. Memorial, Con day afternoon at the -chord with included the kindling of Chanuk­ disease, spread from' the sick to tinentui Hall. Mr*. Gordon llri-ron piesiding. ah candles and a prayer conduc­ the well,,and. causing great suf­ loiter in the cvening^the mem* Plan* were made for a picnic A decision to donate $10.00 to ted by Mm . Dave Levy. A pray fering and economic waste. Y'rt, la-r* wrapped 25 Chri*tma* gift* to lie heh! fur Ml" Robert ItoMlb•* was given for the newly es- If control measures were univer­ the Slate Welfare Boat'd to help which will he srnt with articles ley's riHitii wlric^ bad ISO Jieru kdished r ■ ? Jewish state In Pales­ sally applied, tuberculosis, which pay for tonsilectomli-* for under­ Rr‘V McKin­ tine after whlrh the poem, “The kills 53,000 Americans a year, privileged children in Seminole of rluthing to the Kale Duncan cent mi inberxhtp Smith D A. It. School at Grant, ley's topic fm bis talk was "What Day Has Come" by Bessie F. could h«- eradicated. Again. I County school* wn* made by the Ala, Those present included the our churchos ran do for the itCollins, was quoted by Mra. Her­ urge rltltens to give generously." Geneva Garden Clul* which met lustess, Kliralietli Woodruff, Nolman Jacobson. The supper, aerMrs. Routh representing the at the Geneva Community House ley and Murray Nance. Patricia crenitottal program. ved was enjoyed fol- American Legion Auxiliary, at- j on Tuesday afternoon. Ihc pres­ . . buffet | | style, j| jjj ami Heiiry Tookr, Maty Aim towing Mrs. Sewell's tall . One hnlf the n il", -if the air listed by'her Sixth Grade Grant-i ident, Mr*. J. H. Ilillir'eyi pre­ Mrs. Sewell gave an outline of mar School Students will carry! sided over the lril.it 0*— meet ing. Ghlbmay, itidierl Pullin, Marian is la'ioiv the three tttld oiH'-half na Springer, Barbara ltuekcr. the work done and being done in on the Street Sale Saturday. mite tr.ycl. Among thy-e nut i.f mg the Kmlslt-y Melsch and Mr*. Key. Palestine stressing particularly meeting were Mi*. W t., Aiderthe medical and child * welfare mrin, Mr*.'A. A. June, Mr*. Kath­ program being conducted hy Had- Miss Glllis To Wed erine Davis, Mi*. B N. 81rrveil, Rev. McKinley Talks asssli She* tuhl of. liadasssh's Nelle .Thomas, Mt* J. A. Oliver *Leq Butner Mrs. 11,1*00,000 hospital stop Mt. Scop­ laigan, Mr*. Kd Fulftrh), Ylr*. YV. To Junior High VTA u s ui^turusalem snd stated that 0 , Klllwe, Mr* Phillip (lowers, Mr. uml Mr*. Alexander A. Gil- Mr*. Alvl* Allen. Mi- Hay Mc­ tin- hospital is for the benefit of Rev. J. K. McKinley wa* the lis-of Westfield, N . J. -announce the Jews and Arab* add number* IT PAYS TO LI8THN Gill; Mrs. HYbvi Speei. Mt* IL-n- guest speaker at the monthly the engagement of I heir 'daugh­ among its patients, two son* of »>■ Kretrer, Mi- -Grover I.eKils, Uleetidg ' ut the Junior High Head Tlie Ad* ter, Cota Margsn-1, to Oliver Ibn Haud. She described the Ylr*. Fred Yotit*. Mr— J.ucille Stjiixd Parent Teacher* ■Associa­ schyol of nursing being conducted Li-o Itulner, Jr., son of Mr. and Norton Mini Mr* II..11 Pattuhall. tion. The group met on Tues* by Hadassah In conneetion with Mr* O. I.. Butncr of (his city. Mi** Gillis, a, member of the the hospital. The school was established by the W 7 Henrietta Delta Delta Delta social sorority, wa* graduated from Florida State Stold. Mrs. Sewell stated that “ Pales- College for Women -In June of tin#’s medical program has ren­ thi* year, ‘ Mr. Butner served- a*, pilot iu. dered— Palestine an— island" of health and-sanitation in a vast the Army Air Corps, during the sea Of disease’ ’ and told how the recent war. He •attended the child welfare program is being University* of Florida and is now i carried out from infanry through a student at Duke University In ! adolescence including care and Durham. N. C. He is u member of the Alpha Tati Omega frater-: vocational guidance "Through these children lladas- nil y. The, wedding will be an event j -ah i* helping to build (h r ‘build­ ers of Palestine", she stated and of the spring. In dosing gave this limitation, To Thrill. Her “ When you build with iron, it KiiinmuRC Sale To Be c*n melt; when you build with On Christmas Morn. . . Held By Los Socurs stane^ it ran crumble; 'when you j hultiTwiih‘ wood, it can rot, hqt when you htiihl with human per­ Mi** Peggy Pippin, president of l.e* Sueur*, announced this sonalities. it endure* forever." morning that the group will have) Tea plant* begin to yield com­ ii rummage sale on Saturday i mercial crop* nlmut' ■five morning nt Fourth Sited and * '' * jyear* »m■ She told of | after planting and sometimes eon Sanford Avenue\ tinue to yield for 100 years or future plan* for the organisation' ■fnor#. which include the selling of bang- j V o* le* for the T II. Association the CHENILLE ROBES Other] It i* estimated that about seven week liefotr Christmas. plan* .include a tea dance on I percent of the tr» .huk in Arocrirs Js_ consumed at after­ Christmas afternoon and a**ls- j Heavily infliil washalile rlieliille in noon tea partiry tnoce with tlie Infantile Paralysis | drive. lovely eolora of Blue, aqua, rose alld ■h I all ti hit*-. Size.* 12 to II. - . $(>.98 tt> $8.98. GLOVES * FIVE Circle No. I Meets Elizabeth Woodruff Hostess To GrA.R. With Mrs. Ponder Mrs. Perry W. Sewell Double Barred Cross Speaks To Hadassah To Be Sold Saturday A diviiies Vernice Adkins Joins Paul’s Beauty Shop *1* PAGE ?"7* A n d P erson al Social Calender . * L .. • '* * -* ■ " i f Christmas (fift iiifT . WOOL ROBES All . . wool w ru p. her - 1. Hlnt-k Fn •tali Kid, three flan iiil in folres warmth to and Beauty fo r nuuiy'.( ItnshnnHejr lo eotne. Color* <d aavy, w ide, quai'ter lenglh. pink. Bine and itipia, a I n o Beautiful floral iirial 7 -9 5 S l/e s , • • -. • ■= 12 to 20. Briefs of loose leg style* in white,or tearose. . . IL-Blurk, W hite op H row iu 89c to $1.50" I Suede Cloth. BLOUSES >.50 ' 3. Suede Cloth in A Beautiful nnHortnieiit for your <‘hotining ftt ■c* loop or rrhort nleeved tailored clunnit's or drenn- i up one*, lave trimmed White, pastel* and dark w ” color*. Sizes 30 to 44. v Hliick,* Brown, Wine or Green. 4 4. W hile Suede Cloth, hand Htitrhed 2.9S D o e s k in __________ 5. -Short h> Glove o f Suetie Cloth In White or.Black. 1.65 Hjrl«JK>-to-$22J)5 $2.98 to $5.98 1 1 ■ b i -■ �THE flAVTOta) HERALD, BANPORB. FLORIDA FRIDAY, DEC. 13, 1947 RANFORD IIE R A tp , SANFORD. FLORIDA FASH IO N N O TES AwihIsI^ I’ i O., Fashion Kdilor Ai U. S. glamor girls dunce the old year out and the New Year in, a survey of the American seen* will show an overwhelm­ ing choice of the strapless’ even­ ing gown. It’s the dress of the year, in* .CPtpbraUng .all the -l«,.t -i«-int* of the "new look," with harrtoppesl honed bodice. tiny waist­ line and swooshing skirt, gently rounded at the hipline. Men yrho grow red in the fare over the new gam concealing daytime fashions melt in admiration for the after­ dark version of the 1047-46 sil­ houette. Resides the fundamental flattery of the strapless dress. it offer* l the new s.symmerir line, fasten a perfect background for cor- two pendant neckjact* togtthei luinr jewelry trick*. Trust the and wear them dimgunally .from gal* to fiml new way* in wear one side of the decollctagi'' ill their favorite necklace* ami lutng. flout to the other in hark. !«•«. (Jive them n hare-top tire**, These me only u few of the ami there'* practically no limit poMihilitie*. (Irlght girls will to the variation*. experiment with new and suiting A necklace may lie worn a* a ,« fleet* to glamorize an evening ■ingle »houhler strap, f for In dress, i old or new. stance. A hlb of {wail* may lie u*ed to fill in the netulletag*. TEEN T A L K Rev. Yewley Heads Ministerial Group Below I* A Sample Cerllficale YowelPs G ift Certificate PKKKH.NTED T(D another dapper era is just hi-miiM the- coiner and complete with ■near*, boyish" nsirrut* and llat horriMtf thought. A i'.in.-i re|aiii mi tn. pop •ilurity »( tbv juke Itok stars snow* that Perry Coflio is lead­ ing in fust place with live tunc, as many votes as yjinatra; 111 iT is second; Frankie Ixrmrlhmi. iijiimi.ne fourth. Fluiikle lutin' u>ul Dtiuotie are the new favorites of Ihe "new look" set, so don't o* sutpiiscd if one or the otlai doesn t tut tup place. Must |Hipulur and best recoi-l WHh Be*l Wi*hr* of old songs. Now all we have to •lo is go ^ack to holm- coffee grimier* ami getting the wale; Inun the well in the mornitu COUNTERMEN ED NOT THANHKftltARLK OR TItADAIILK- IN CASH -----------600,000 tona of oats, corn and LONDON Dec. 12 (Ah—Hope* |jar|rv . under the short-t,uep • that a proposed new trade agree. ... ? /ment with Soviet Russia might >ut had not aiked for mftn the end off hi<nd rationing wheat. Thi*. hj •&»«* would In England were dashed toilay hy |dl»cu*»cd In talk* scheduled f o r i £ projected" long llrv. William Perry. Yesley, pastor of the local Christian Church, was elected president of thr Sanford Ministerial Associalion at the rrgulor meeting of that IkkIv on Thursday. Rev. IbfJJtla* Charles. assistant. pastor .of the First Prrsbytrrian Church, *w»s namerl Secretary-Treasurer of the group. A vote of appreciation was ex­ tended to the out-going president. Rev. (ilenn K. Smith, and Secret­ ary-Treasurer. Rev. J. E. McKin­ ley. In addition to the election of officers, the association heard re­ port* from its vatlou* committes-s, anil mapped a vigorous effort tow-hid rrllgioua ami civic uplift in the community. "effect, width may W achieved by lowering a necklace on a Mack velvet ribbon to meet the strap­ less decolletage In front. A double strand necklace of When tnc kid* kiss 1917 good­ rhinestone* may lie worn halter fashion around the ry-ck. and fa* bye with a solid Iw-st on a tin trned to either side of the Imdlee pan, It sh'ould lie a lusty snisrk In front with glittering pin*. For iK-rausc oodles of things change! for teen-agrrs during thr- year. • There was the "new look." Shippy sweater* and scuffed shoes took u nosedive on the teen-ager stock lioatd. Hems wen- let out ANNOUNCEM ENT ■II over the country and what at first hsd seemed a repulsive switch soon ln-came a slick chics silhouette. Kids climbed Into tillsMr. Vernice Adkins *on girl blouse* and form-fitting •srali rs without blinking an c> Frnminenl Ilnir Stylist lash and- their popularity wi n up' with the. evar-iemininc-hiyj nnd ('osmotnloKint ing Isiys, in nmv associnlcd with uirj athletes and jitteihug hup|>ci» alike adoptcsl long lacy, inlly i-eticoats, camisoles and PETER P A U L ’S even wai«uitie^nip|wr*. iney stujiI* -l jitterbug'' anil *etUe<l dow ■ B E A U T Y SHOP in a slow waits wInch , hel|-*sl make o ballerina skirt, ami so DialincUvc llair SlylinK oll-tnr-slioulil<tr IdoUse a Very r >mantle ensemble, imlet-d. • nl no advance in price* \\hen Isibby sox ahd sloj'PJ sweatri* slum|ied so did Mr. M-1 110 .Magnolia Ave. I'h. naira, as Is* ovitlenmi by tinpoll roiinurted hy the L'aitn lb>x, juke Nix publication, t-rankle is now in liltn place and he may a* well build- his oiie-year plan oil trying position. Right now, he aeem* to have a* much chance to go up on tin hep thermometer a* skill lints have of going’ above' tba knee* runic )94r> . , , Mmcll all A G IFT CER TIFIC ATE Britain Gets Noi. Bread d" Thu the informant .p*rt . declared , . . that * •’ n n . From K U S S ia 1 act Uritain would receive W e than Hollywood ID BOB THOMAS tram irninrd iast year' at Raton Rouge. La. • the Camden. N. J., veteran. “ I’ll he in batter shape the next time." I-nuis drclated, adding that he was “ very, very weak" Tn, last Copper Clad wood l*-at.‘ . . Larry Park* strut­ ting to’ lunch down Runset IIIvd. In hi* "(lallant Blade" costume . Newcomers Van Johnsun and Angela Lanshury listening to Adolphe Mrnou spin tales ol iunvio days, on the “ State Of The Union" ket. . Marlene Dietrich. Wjlliam liemarrst, laiura l.applm nt. (Itein»m kr?i among the avid listen­ er* to Kay Thompson at Ciro's . . . Madeleine Carr.ll visiting Bita Hayworth on the “ Carmt-n" set... Henry Morgan wandering along Runset lllvii. Still looking fo^ga sponsor? REVERE W ARE RBI) COURSE DROPPED NEW YORK. Dee. 12 UP)-The l-oaiit of superniti-iulenta of New York City school* ha* decided lo’ discontinue a course on- "The So­ viet Union: lia'econumic gnd cul­ tural development." which wa* organized and sponsored hy the Ano-iiean-Russia Institute. Foi the last few year* the course ha* been park, of tin-'leetlure program offered to teach- > erk) who -received credit for at- The Original C H IP P E W A BOOTS - Leaders- in the Field o f Roots nnd Work Shot*. DAI) Would Love A Fair For CHHISTMASI temllng. If the air were a* dense at all all Unde* a* it is at sea level the Sleet I* farmed when rain falls' lan r of air around the earth wouhk Iw al>out five miles thiek. through freezing, air. SAUCE PANS. FRYING PANS, DUTCH OVENS. DOUIiLE BOILERS ELECTRIC in Chocolate Rrwite Leuther, TOASTERS FLATTERY S T A R T S . W IT H *** oil over the-sri,-shooting.the -cent- with a iihnll movie camera. I ttnrked her down ami asked her YOUR HAT nn-l you'll la- flsttereil with our hat* designed lo com Electric W A F F L E IRO N S CORY Electric COFFEE M A K E R with her rapier*, An hour later the technicians oku nerfiwmed their tasks, the morning sun had risen to a Photogenic height and fae burning was ready In begin. Director victor Fleming took the microand instructed the extras SHOPPE CHAP1 S A N D W IC H (J R IU , llwy Chri*lm n* Seal* SPORTING GOODS and Joan1 of Arc Is hut Red. You are exrib Tininstructions familiar cry for "IJ sounded. Four pret iaim-,as lagan gri Phone 99H Pictured ut.rtKhU Children- llergman wa* rarrinl to the stake, wrapped In chain* and * c rused hv the executioner of her­ esy ahd other crimes. Then the pile o f tyig* was kindled. It wa* quickly doused and a New Year's Resolution* and prob­ doulile replace,I Mis* llergman at ably try to keep them -hut these are pretty basic: lie healthy: (let enough sleep, stopped. Finally a dummy. wa* the right food, exercise and dai­ plan'd atop the pile and the whole iking was sprayed with kerosene, ly baths. lie wise: Dlligciue will pay off ft made a lovely blaze. However^'it’s doubtful if much . . . if you study now you can the Isttor footage will Ih- used not have lo worry almut. your of in the picture. Firming doesn't "Id ngc pension or' deiH-ndenco intend to repeat the mistake of oil others . . . Choose the tight an early French Joan of Are •ompanion* .. . . It )* |a-rfectlv •film, which placed lo screaming tiue that liook* often an- Judged audience*. The final scenes showed by their divers-. . . even if Dial the leutling lady burning to the wqsn’l so, Ihe chance* an- you rrispni-ss of a charcoal broiled won’t pntgrest If your frWmU me shiftIvke SA T . O N L Y ! 14c Double Feature • i l u l (j,Iw B I .'‘Y d v jn V- M M .'/ 1 I • 1 REED-BROO _ KV LOWERY^ Thi* oriKinal "Bird Shooter** 10" boot with non-Hlip sole. , Completely witter proof. . S ID E L IN E S A I* Nr» sfestiirrs Sporta Editor NEW .YORK Dec 12 — Six MAN At; KBS' KOUN01T . plovers finni thr National League the Fluridi Slate Umgue lit IK nuil five from the All-America ia n r.il) - four mbnt ilectrst'-n away, hut the Imsrhall talk i* in The Associated Press 1947 Allthe air and the prowl for skip|ier* Pro footlmll team announced to­ is on throughout the country, hut day. . the State la-ague is one jump a­ While thrte is no liasi* of com­ head o f the majority of the cir­ parison l>elwcen Ihr two rival cuit* in that there me five club* leagues the plavers wffe chp»cn which have »igned pilot* for the after checking the* report* of As­ coming season. sociated Pres* sport* writer* (it The .league leading St. thr 14 ritie* with major jirofr*Augustine Saints the •tonal teams, Ttie hack field consist* of Sul l.uokman of the Chicago Renr*. Otto fit nham of the Cleveland Brown*. Steve Van Huron of the Philadelphia Eagles and Orhan The DI7 runnrrups, thr (Speck) Sander* of the New York (iainenville li-Men. have sign­ Yankee*. ed .Manager M)rl llnag, des­ The line include* four player* pite thr rufttur* that’ hr will from the National League which mute*) the Texas League for i» completing it* 2rith season and a managerial post. three from the Conference, now­ winding up it* »rrond campaign the Orlando Senator, and Ihr Ends From Conference cellar-dwelling Daytona Reach Both ends. Mac Speedie of the Islel* base launched *n up Cleveland Brown* and Bruce Al­ the ladder mnvctnrnl hj get­ ford of the Yankee*, an- from the ting Sam Rrmma to ink a Conference' as Is Bruno Ilandm-oi, a guard with the S*n Francisco tDera. T w o National league tack­ have signed Joe Vitter for thrin leader for next year. ' le*. Al Wistert of the. Philadel-: Thi* lenvrs Leesburg, n Pirate phia Eagles nnd Dirk lluffmnn o f! farm club; Pnlntkn. an inde|H-ml- the I^)s Angeles Rams, were «■ I cut organization ami Sanford h-cted. Riley Mathesnn of the Lo* * Angelas Ram* made the team as j without managers. a guard fm the fourth attaight j IIBRI7N THERE vear while Clyde (Rullilog) Coach Kelly. McBride of Sea Turner of the Chicago Bear* was bfreze' is'having hi* timil-h's' ih rhosen a, 'center for the fifth Perfecting his Sand Crab Imsket- time. Wistert made the first ball team. He has games coming tram fot .the fourth straight *eaup Jan. 2, the day school uih-iis after the Christmas Vacation. This The team consists of 10 men week four of his five key men who are at Irast six feet tail. has liccn attending a ronvrntioh Ilatnlurri of the 49cr* lieirrg the In St Pete, so Kelly will rrallv smallest at five-eleven. In weight have to put his Isiys through 11 men •£ket". Average 208 Ihc mill when lhcr.tutmn -«ve« the irourida .wiih the line averag4**re ATeeTT . . Charley (BurlfthbH 214 iHtund* and Ihe bm-kfield lth). .Williams, ynulhfiil infu'lder out­ fielder-who played for the Deluuid Rid Hats during ltl4i> and park Sports Roundup of the '47 season has ls-en diafted by Winston Salem of the Cln-s C lly IIUIJII FULLERTON. . Carolina Is-ague. He plsvrd with Kingspoit of the Class t) Appa lachiivi League at the finish yf last season, . Here's a good ope- With all due respect to Johnny ’Tleck’* Smith o f Dt*l.nnd w»» out hunting the Ather day and " o - Mggest deni untile so fur during the major league hasrhalt meet­ ings wa* when msgician Juu liUck strolled nonchalantly by and Kuhel. Washington . m a li a g e r , tvniith felled him with u load o| spent an hbui in the hotel lobby No, four shot. . , tbulge Han. snowing raid tricks to lam llntlilprofessor 'o f the tb-oige linn Umpire School vrhirh wa- held in roll's Hilly Evan* maintain-- that Ssnford last everybody in. the A’ m e r i r a n Sanford on Jan II, Dick Mcl-aulin lengtie was "scared” hy the Red informed us yesterday Sox and Indians' dealings — p»tH-cially the prices, "llftw van STATE WINS Tll.T TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 12, (Special) first athlelie victory in its Inirf history whin a gold clad hank of Seminole eager* snatched a last minute ;PJ-:lit decision away I from an eager Spring Hill CnJI lege quintet. —Feature Atlractlo*— BITA HAYWOKTII • LABRY PARKS Phone 971 “ D O W N "to E A R T H ” In Trehnicolorl IC E * w ' Wilson & Company Diptivnting Coolie Coot Textron’* own formula for evening magic to make you beautiful whether at home or abroad. Winaome over alacka. . . over eVerything...for lounging. 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Htudent nurses gat comImmwHstely ran still ba pro- plete maintenance end three »*«ka-vacation annually. Thay tw regularly admitted with the live in a comfortable home ir 'i. i i . , with adequate space for homo Hospital la approved by the life, recreation and entertainAmerican Madical Association manl, supaevtaad. by carefully and th« Aim>Hcan ColItf« of cho«rn Loom mothtn . Apply immediately to Director of Narslag Borvteo. Oraaga Memorial Uoapitol. Orlande, Florida H m Art I Outstanding IULOVA Values! ........... $16.15 $13.00 Indestructo F F 110 $ 9.70 $ 7.50 / W t I write Yeu f» Open An Accewnt—Fay Next Year Phon* S3 —And— N orelly- "UNUSUAL OCCUPATIONS" Buy COUPON TICKET BOOKS At The Itok OIHra! ... WR O fficia l *A . "M A tJF *— D Jewels , * 117.50 * . "FRANKLIN"— 17 Jewels M 3 .5 0 C "HER EXCELLENCY‘A " — 21 Jewels $49.50 ' A ho I Ditiuels if PLAY GOLF ALL DAY Coach Flunk l.cnh) of Nulr, I tame wns unah|o to ntti'iiM -4v a b y wn»-er»r«»o to ■t.»,-JU- u-L from the eoa«t with the lri»n dlllentd.c squad. Lujack, bent of Not..Dame's :iK-7 victory over South­ ern California last Saturday, was flown h en to receive tinnward. id heronshli ied tin- At- I __ . 1 combihe Irish * gteat inv tram the best offensive iterW k said In- nation N*uiv Dante. had eueoutetr,| re receiving Iho ,|,,4 season, 'while he mini ..Pm' ial Trophy.' due a* tops of ln«h pmioncotH ivllle. Pa.. All- defensively. ic 13th recipient Lujack, who ranked third hi award, presented the ll-isiynn (Mill last yeai to ing college fmi*. Army'a (ilenn Davis and (jeorginV he nation hy the tiliailie Tri|ipl. i< the sivund N'otiu tic Club lii mem- Dame athlete to uiji the auprd. lohn W Hrisinuo. Angelo llertrlli, Johnny'* pied■oarh and athletic ccessnr in the lri*h -igiial-cMlt,diffrrv-nt schiHils. ing spot, Uiot tin- trophy i'l day pn* hall, hut 194*1, rn much thought — —tween the Hem The annual C H. ileilth rale » yet," said the from tuUwrulosI, tins In-vn re­ unassuming* stai diiceil from Iiki to :tfi |n-r 100,1100 mythical nation- |in the past 20 yrai- Mount Plymouth Hotel • and G o lf Club' IS-IInli- liuim piunwhip Hull 4'uUi -m* VISITORS WELCOME ALL WINTER htr of the most interesting, -port), r n Florida. First tee and rlghlrrnlh rancr to hotel. Fine locker rooms a MOITNT P L Y M O U T H , FLORIDA 7 Mile, Irum Mount Dora 17 Miles in Sanford -ah 'Carpenter, of the sporting guod* dealet* at .Ihe meejing ii-port* that he and ImS eolleagues have frguied out n cheap mnl simple way to sell a lot of football ei|uipinen' . . . “ You locate the heat high school player within WHI miles of ritlshiugh and set up shop on lii- fr mil porch weeks you'll see every linpurtant ctinch in Am ciirn tight . Tin- nntinnal league has been mi-etlrtg ip the Carpenter suite, which la -ignifirant of cxartly nothing . . . Charley (irlmm re­ pint, that nolHHly. lias ,l>con pjakIrhnlzmr say* Chat ley, who would like In tindt- a Imost anylxHi)' for a g>-<>d shortstop . . . The ‘‘ f'sclfir coast major" plan, which will come up before the majors today and liko* Iv will go down again, v^ss sug­ gested hy national league proxy Ford Frick when be ws* in Cal­ Ifornia last summer . . Bill) Soiitliworth'* srtivities yesterday indicate that lie's trying hard lo get some of the Boston head­ lines away from . (he Red Sox. Hu- Braves’ manager engaged in deep discussion* with thr Card* and Cub* . . . Joe Cronin, rhat- raplled thi C . R E- A M \\t mnke our own Ice Cream, AH flavont Tnnly — Delicious — Ileallhful maym * FOR T H E BEST ICE C R E A M I P - T O P nod t'onneil.sville, enmt here fur tli preseiitnli.iii ceremony. which tvuultend«*l liy *HH) persons, includ­ ing enoches. funnel pln)er* ami need college Fight Pictures Sunday and Monday! iiA K K u r r r s b b a u t y n o o k along *» ith in' father. J<-liii I lijacl. Si nock: "The money is there if you ran get anything worth while." Hut maiiHgct Hen Chapman add*: “ You offer to make a tiade and they vvini t ^ talk; then they go home and two week* later start asking about it. Those guy* must think vou don't know wha* they tjleie." ' W ho W on? Y o u D u cid c !- (■enulne t'leani 1)11 I’crmam-nt, *ha|>cil and atylt-d to fit your features- 78.60. Or try the new'Supersonic Wave.at 910.00 up. We specialize In scalp treatments, facial* pnd manicures. ‘Ask. about free permanent to lie given Decrmlier 24. * Beautician*'.- Harriett Slawter and Pauline Deel . . national leagu-'t to la- trying HONOLULU. Dec. 12-</P> deported gambling in the Pneiflr' ( oaid I'rnfesslimal . Football League was under invcstigaUuu by league officials liNlay. Detective Capt. Eugene Kenncily said "several players" oil the Hawaiian Warrinf* cluli ad­ mitted Iwtting on themselves to W'n. Kennedy sail) churgr* would he flleil under a territorial statute h_______________a— ____ S U N D A Y , and M O N D A Y ! Lujack Decides To Enter PJay /For Pay Career A P Alf-Pro Hr ARTHUR HECK WITH. JIL M M lif LOUIS vs WALCOTT 206 North Park Axrnue N F L . R v e AAC Men Make C O M M E N T S ,® * (iamhlin^ Reported In Pacific Coast Pro Grid I ica^uc FLO R ID A S T A T E T H E A T R E S • callats; Audnw* sisU'l* as tin' liesl * female coiidmiarom , litis Npnts as the Ivst male ronihinatlon) "Feudin' and higlitur Dorothy Hhay, the loist hillbilly record, captures NEW YORK. Dec. 12 t/V)— Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis t o l0 a reporter for the Bronx Home New* toilay that '"w in . hrr would- retire t^ront th- ring after In* return Iwut with Jersey Joe Walcott next Summer at Yankee .Stadium. l.ouis. who ha* not left hi* ( apartment in upper Manhattan since last Friday night's fltjht with Walcott, expressed complete confidence that he would win hy a knockout the next time he face* NASHVILLE. Tenn.. 'Dec. 12— (Ah—The Nashville -haieball club will train next spring at Pensacoin, Fla. Announcement of the training aitc was made in a telephone call by Ijirry Hilbert. Vol manager, from .hi* Nt\jr„ Qrloapejiome. S h i cart hearing Joan wa* drawn through thr crowds, each catra gave his II6.IUI worth of clamor. H eir ate some nililltional . sla listica: K-biy-lb-uAid, U-st oiriirs TEXTRON He Will Retire A fter Next T iff Nashville T o Train A t Pensacola Site P A R E SEVEN Yncny years later." Jimmy Domarvt clinched pro ,n' 0P"T wfiLilfn* CMWP Jrban he finished second In the Orlando open last week-end and collected 11.400. That gave him a year's total ,of I liJ M jB as compared to 924,327.50 for South Africa's Hobby Locke and 922,310.15 for Ben Hogan. Wonder what Jim­ my will dh wdh lhat 83 cents . . , Leo Durochor, who was banned from the newspaper column** by Commissioner Happy Chandler last Spring, recently signed a contrsrt to write a book on "Them Bums" . . . Mlgosh, a whitewashed ghast, tool MEM I’ HIS. Tenn.. Dec. lt -0 T ) MIsaitsippi'a Charley Coneriy will l>e"pitching footballs p u t •sea­ son a* a pro, he said today. Con eily told the Memphis FrwsSeimitar that ha is considering offers from the Washington Red■kin* of th* 'National league and The Brooklyn Podger* of the All America Conference, who had drafted him. Th# U. 8. Army auaplied the first govrrnmant wcalher Infor­ mation service in tbe United Bute# under an act passed by Congrcu In 1870. .7 \ LIB E R A L TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON YOUR OLD FURNITURE WHEN BUYING NEW IT FIRST STREET GROWING WITH FLORIDA �* ■) - n r r I flgg.Tt f - SAN FORD IIERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA —v-ii Solar Explosion ‘ Florida State News In Brief TALLAHASSEE Dor. 12 (d1) a drcillon on whether to *P«mj Agents for the State H rtcrift MIM of a $1,200,000 trust fund Department destroyed 22 stllM for rrpairs and Iniprovcmcnta and made 169 arrests durlflg Nov-, 1» Mir Itinirliiiir Museum buildiiiK ember, Director Jatnrs T. Voce Ila «r set II all aside for purchase of new works of art« reported today, At a Joint cabinet-board u( Vot-rllr tali] the at ills had a capacity of 6,204 trillion*. Mo re­ control meeting called to discuss ported (lint 17,917 yalluns of il­ means of financing repairs for legal mail: also vrtt destroyed the Sarnshta institution, UovSrDuring the month, 171 persons nor Caldwell said "if 1 had the were prosecuted by the depart- running, of that museum I’d JBOlL— WlUvcMxicliutui-icUiuitd— f«a-.puragainst iSfl, [ chase of additional worka of Agents for the drpartlm-nl also -«rt." Seised automobile* valued at $7,J Henson Markham of JackS4U and 1,71001 pound- of sugar, .untillc, a board of control memJieited property .destroyed •wav |*,r. commented the museum alvalue al $ 10,631,' ready had about 250 art object* ' ‘ , . . -lured for l$ck of space tA *XMAItlA.NNA, H i , Dec. I‘. td 11 hlbit the miand inquired where Slier iff Ihirkb-y (■no-o of Jack t|lp (Jnveriioi would put more, so,, county said today he is hold ..T,lU u t0 ^ ow Jl* [ v ‘ "]*>n In ronnertion » ith mu Mnu fa y Htl,| provide those attempt to extort $2500(1 from it. c , „ J. J..Junes,. <Jrae•vil^e-•rltomohrfr■r-Dli,,,r*• lh* drsler, by threatening to kill one .............. “ .......... o f Junes’ daughters. I ALI.AIIASSEK, Dec. 1*2—GPt Three have confessed taking |,h" F.lo,!,l« & « « , ir part In Uu plot, he reported. f ' . I ' " , ke " W '1** Uirlslmm Jones received a note Nov, ^[holiday this year, demanding money to insure his1, the Justices agreed to races* daughter'* safety. With lllglmuy from the close of busines* Dec, l’atridmen watching from hiding, lit until dan 6., (HI offices, in he left ttie* required sum at n spot rluding that of Ihc clerk, wilt la Specified in the message. How­ co ed hut enough Justices will lie ever, no one appeared tn pirk it available al all time to handle Up ami "hla daughter was tint any emergency matter that might alive, harmed. Ernest lliniby. 21, and his step­ MIAMI Ihc. 1*2 UP)—A 12father, Daniel .Kate George, 62. were arrested a'few iluys later in ■velfirle accident had police shak­ rotine<tiun with the case. Three ing tlu-ir heads today. It ull started when an automo­ other men, Harry Crutchfield, 2*». Doyle Hines, 22, and Don Mirri- bile stop|M-d suddenly to avoid lon, 17, Inter were taken into n collision, .Si-vtjn vehicles quick­ ly tungjed fentlers and bumpers. custody. (iause said ‘ lllnes. Himby and Traffic policemen arrived to Morrison base ronfrssrd Inking straighten ^out tlie Jam. One driver nttepipted to dlspart In the alleged extortion ef­ fort aful that bonds' of $2,000 have engage ami pull out of the tangle been set .for Himby. and Morrison, of cars. His machine wan allies Neither was aide t« make'bond. wiped by a bits, ami four more automobiles hanged into them. All five inen are in jail here. Nohody was hurt. Officers weiV TAI.I.AIIA88KE, Dec. 12 l/U) so happy to gel rats on their way —Twu state Iniardi tinlay iiiugh^ lhey f'irguLlu_liatui out Citations. f / f U- Truman Plan Aid T o Palestine f Cull IlimtS Irun l*s«t tlser amount expended by UJA for Palestinian security costs in 19-17. As soon, as Ihltish troops withdraw from Tel Aviv and its environs n move scheduled fjjr Dec. 16—a "police force" *of 6.000 ‘ men will l>*> needed tn maintain order in that area alone, Kaplan said. Hagana, the Jewish Agency militia has sufficient trained manpower “ to meet any eventu­ ality," Kaplan said, adding: "Unruly - elements will ir? taught that irresponsible acts will not Im- tolerated. Ilngnim will enforce a (ware guarantr-eIng equal security for Jews and Arabs in the Jewish slate." Kaplan said wilk bneeded to absorb and settle 76,(rtUI homeless European Jews in Palestine next year. The Jewish .Agency will give prbuity to 2-1,000 mi plumed children, he said. Uther items requiring huge ex­ penditures, Kaplan said, me land ' acquisition, $67,300,0001 agricuilute, $27,600,000,* urban develop­ ment, $‘26,000,000; loan service, $19,000,000; rulmiiiatlun . actlvlties, $10,79-1,000, and education and culture, |ft,oou,ooO. *, . Kajdan liken*) **n . influx of 76.000 Jt-wa into Palestine to the arrival of 10,000,000 pet aim* in jh e United Hlatrs in a year, lib- told the delegates there U no "panic’’ aiming Jews in Pales­ tine and the Jewinh Agency foresaw the current disturbances. Mayuis uf many Arab villages he said, advised Hie agency “ they do not want any trouble amt 'That they are -upptisod to thdiaturlialices/’______ ___________ —*—Karl ter; former Secretary of tins Treaxpry Henry Morgeulliau, Jr„ terimM ' 4U4H the turning point In Jewish history and de­ clared "American Jewry will Measure^ u||-jo the requirements of this inirnrulous hour.” 1!M7 Air Line Ilnailniif I treat I'ege llw l H percent. A |>asaengcr-niile is tlie flight of one passenger one mile. Doth the record volume of air travel ami the high number of fatalities reflect the use nf larer planes than were In service ■fore or during the war. Pour of the five scheduled crashes took 19H lives. Prior ’ to this, year, the worst single domes lie airline mishap rlalmed 25 li*e*. Complete figurts , on fatalities m u lling from private, training and military plans crashes are hot available. .’ ' Uallroail safety: figuret comlied by the Interstate Comm it c* ommliilon for the first nine months of Hu- .year shaw 68 Mongers Vl'led,' compared with In the .19111 period. In the same time the railroads record­ ed 35,196,403,000 p a s s e n g e r miles, or more than seven times the alrllo# traffic volume for the corresponding months. The figures are not strictly Compar­ able, however, since the rail rec­ ords Include suburban as well M Inter-city traffic. E 8 K Farley' Talk , (tV s it n iS lir a le a * etael _ don’t have to worry about the Itch Act” —the taw which forcertaln political activities by government employes—Mr. Tru­ man said he had known Donaldon for 88 year*. “ When he lived In my town he always voted the Democratic tic­ ket," the President added. ’ l( hhiIrmih In a •’ ■** tine) a : .... Carnegie astronomer* iieflcv'u that the atari so far observed In ths new studies have very high rotational speeds, and they say it’s probable that the intense magnetic fields now observed are In some way associated with this, rotation. They reported that if such i relationship between msgnelistt and rotation could be demonstrat­ ed for all rotating bodies, we might have new knowledge uf the working of an entire rota*ing stellar system—such a«< our own milky way. New evidence was cited in support of the hypothesis that cancer may originate through a grin-tic change— that is, a change nr a cell concerned with tho m m .mission of hereditary- char­ acteristics. Dr, MilistaV Demerec, of th-r institution’a genetic* laboratory at Cold Spring llarlmr, N. V.. dr-HcriKed genetic experinumt.* With fruit flier* employing va­ rious chemical* which an- known to be ablo to produce raherrs r-xi>erim*fi tally. It was found that four -if seven such "carcinogens" sfudii-d also had the power of caustn^.genetic mutations, or changes, lie'listed three of the. four as the Hydrocarbon compounds "dliH-tixanthracene,” "uiethylcholantlireno" and "benxpyrcne." 14 ArabH Killed M em ln arl liw I'agr <ln#l Zionism," he said, referring to n Volunteer fore* of some “ ten* nt thousands’’ which the Arabs planned to use, rather Ilian reg­ ular armies, until Drltish troops leave Palestine In August. The Jewish attacks in Pales­ tine wert* made on the Moslem sabbath. A ' dosen Arabs were killed at tha village_ of Tireh near Haifa. Two more’ were she*, dead near Gala. Tin- Jewish raider* were helievt-d to h*r squad* of the extremist Stern and Irgun Zvs|. Lcuml under­ ground organ nations. At Itsmle, an Arab bus company was liomhed and 22 vehicle* were report­ ed destroyed. Some authorities conjectured that Jewish hand* were U-ginnlng ■ widespread offensive against Arab masses, which otitUumlier the Jew* in Palestine .wo to one. Tlie Syrian newspaper Attaqaddom .aid inoba in Aleppo re­ cently burned a 2,760-year-old synagogue and set nine others 160 hou.es, 60 shops, an orphanafire. Fires also were started lit age, rrslauranf nnd youth club club In the Jewish quarter. A library containing a rare old Bible was reported ruined. piddle, il is known that tlie <•<)!' program is hUst-d “on vol­ untary action inthor than com­ pulsion. On tin- other big measure of the s|o-cial session. Senate -and House roiift-n-ra mot lor the first Him* In an ,.fforl to adjust tholr d'fficulliMs over how much enterH-nry oveiseas r.-lief the tlniteil .States should authorise, and what countries should get it. Ihc committee agreed to authutUe m $160,000,000 advance by the llecnnst ruction Kinnnre * "(Iteration to l>egiti stop-gap iclit'f o|N-rationa in Prance, Italy and Austria as soon a» Cor.gri.-ss lloally- approves foreign aid Icg.--Intion Chairman Eaton (H-NJ) - f th* Itons,* Pnrelgn Affaus Co.nni't(<e told newsmen the' conference gioup did not get around, ut its first meeting tiMlsy, to dis­ cussion of the senate and li ius* difference nver the tidal ammml uf relict Hlwcifir proposals for price ceilings and roll lutcks under Pre­ sident Ti liman s request for L e a -A c t Violators standby anti inflation powers were submitted to Cnligiess today by U'SHIIMI* IlkM I'SSf (Ikfl Secretary of Labor Hchwellenlifich. prohibited from calling strike* or Keplylnr to Itepuhlicau • d* work stoppages, such ■s Petrtllo nmnds that the Administmtiun ha* threatened in the recording*|icll out its unti inflation pro industry on Dec. 31, 1947, until glam, Nclnvrllenliach said priee after on election and an affirma­ controls would la- limited to Com tive vote of at least a majority moditiea: of the employe* In a plant or In I, That -hnsirally affect the industry. cost of living and which ore es­ 0. Thai safeguards be provided sential Items, "jo prsvrnt a union and an em­ 2. That uu- basic tn the costs ployer from conspiring to evade” of agricultural and Industrial the Taft-Hartluy Act, and to al­ production, low recovery of damages by wor' 3. "Essential tq effectuation of kers deprived „ f their Jobs by the foreign policy of llic Uidlad lueh-jllrgaliirtl.-------; Stales Moreover, Drhwcll euhsrk said s maximum price-should be set only when: *1**1 jhe Adniinistratluri proposed I. The commodity is found to tw­ and the Honate accepted, ill short supply; 2. or .the price of „ Preaident Truman wanted $697,such commodity has risen un- 600,000 for tlie three Turopean ■cusunahly above’ the price prevoll- countries. Thu Senate went along. ing in June 1947. Then the Home pared the amount Maximum prices lower than the to 1690.000.000 and said China highest prices prevailing Ittlwran should he deslt In for $00,000,000 June II and June IK, 1947, may he of the tutel. established under Schwellenbarh’a One clue pointing to a possible proposals to make allowances for line of compromise earn* from decreased costs nr market declines, Senator II. Alexander Smith (RHchwellhach sent the price con­ NJ), a member of the Foreign trol provisions to Chairman Wol­ Relations Committee,. He said the cott (K-Mirh| of the House Hank­ committee had agreed unanimous­ ing Committee, with a note say­ ly with. Secretary of State Maring he will submit In a day nt snail that somsthlng should be two specific language for such dona for China latar, In a sep­ wage controls regarded as neces arate bill, hut now?S sary to accompany price ceilings, *rr will he dlffWult for the Schwrllenhach described his Senate to knock out the fund for outline as his ''personal recom­ China - because any such action mendations."* At the While House would be regarded as a alap." later after a cabinet meeting he Aa to Ihs amount of money, said wages and prices controls Smith was doing no forecasting. "are tied together" and It will But he said figure* received by lie "extremely difficult to do any­ the Senate seemed to support ths thing on wages unless action is full $697,000,000 for Europe alone. taken on the controla If. prk*a.** And unless the House has some On the other aide of the capllol, new Information, he hope* that the Senate Republican Policy sum will be restored. Committee drew Up a long-range Numerous House backers of anti-inflation program pegged to tlie bill were counting on Just voluntary action. Chairman Taft that la the conference* designed (It-O) declined to disclose detail* to produce a compromise bill on until House GOP leaders and a which both 8*nate and House can conference of all Rapubiican ■grab. senators have had a chance to Out even after such an agree­ look It over. ment, the aid program Is tn for Aa the stop-gap *id program moi> Double, The actual cash to moved Into, the dickering stage finance it has to be supplied in with a possibility the Senate another bill. might okay some help for China The House Appropriations Com­ If the House would ogre* to more mittee has been tussling with for Europe, congressional leaders that ant. Chairman Tabar(R-NY) ■hot for a compromise by Monday. teld reporters it may’ be reedy The eenata passed Its aid bill Tud&diy 1• • : -• i 4# t Dsc. 1. The House waited until Taber hae said $690,060,000 la yesterday, then swished It* mea­ too much. Rep. Stefan tR-Neb), sure through without even a nose a member of hie committee, likecount, . ’ . ! '. , V . wise has said a cut la certain. The principal Idea of both bfl One thing la sure — ths ap­ Is to sea to It that France, Italy propriations committee will leave and Austria get fuel and fodd this out ths |60J)00,000 or any other winter. Bat Ur* House messure eum for China. That was settled dlffej-e ln tusjor respects from on the House floor yesterday. " r---s*tl":’ 4 . , \ - -* *•* --' -j .c. (Centlaa*e » * m Pas* *>"*» magnetism which may contribute It, study of the organ of plan­ etary ayatema. Uy observing the spectrum of certain far-away stars, Dshcock found that they possess very strong magnetic fit-ids. The earth—a rotating body— niso hai a magnetic field. What cause* it is one of th* big my* tr-tie*. n f. nature. The sun i* euspeeled of having a general mag-, nvtlc field, but this ns* not been ' ,Wi; i 4 ,« w « .w t f c ^ A si Watson Raps State Beauty Board For Interpreting Law TALLAHA8SEE. Dec. 12. (A1)— Attorney General Tom Wstson today'rharcU-rixcd as "absurd" s State Hoard of Heauty Culture declaration that home beauty treatments are Illegal. Executive Director Ethel M. Manning of the beauty culture board said Saturday aha interpruts tho-law governing the agency to mean member* of the same household may not give each other manlcurrs home permanent waves, shampoos end similar treatment*. * In s statement to the press, -the attorney general reported he had received “ u number of letter* protesting thi* claim o f illegality," and said he felt Florida women are entitled to his ’’publle re­ pudiation” of the assertion." "I might also call the public'* attention to the fact tmrt the In-aiity culture hoard members, ineluding its director, in the perfor­ mance of their administrative duties under this law, have no authority to act as it* legal In­ terpreter," Watoon added. The law prohibit* persons not registered a* beautician* or "junior oprators" from practic­ ing beauty cultqp- with nr without pay for the benefit of the "public generally." Miss Manning announced' Sat­ urday she ha* di*trihut(>d poster* to all .beauty parlors in the state warning that pralire of beauty culture "outside-of a registered beauty shopt’ with or without payment‘ is punishable by a fine or Jail sentence or both. The warning also was advertised In newspapers, * » I’m in favur of the bekuiy rulturiata getting all the beauty culture work that our lady folks will give them,” the nttonft-y general said "hut not of elimlnat- ■' .'‘i c Propaganda Hit ICmiIIss ,* rr»a> Paae Om ) sndnts gone." "We must make a supreme effort, I think, to brush aside such Insinuations and rise above our difficultlea In what might he termed a spiritual conquest ’ of our present weakness and frail­ ties. Wc must restore the belief that we all can live together in purr and understanding. “ We do have economic troubles, Ideological troubles, but the great­ est trouble, I believe, lies In a spiritual apathy that'T i ’ flo-r iW unnatural result of the horrors suffered during the past yeara and the want and despair which have followed." The Secretary said “ remarkable evidence of a genuine and generous desire to help the other fellow*’ was apparent in the United State*. "The most Impressive factor at thr moment tn my mind Is the girat surge of American public ..pinion in support of an effort to alleviate the sufferings and hard­ ship* of the people on thlk side of the Atlantic, he declared. Meanwhile Soviet sources re­ ported * Foreign Minister V. M. Molotov might offer to defer Rus­ sia’s $10,000,00,000 reparations elalm against Germany If the foreign ministers’ c o n f e r e n c e w..uld agree to immediate estab­ lishment of all-German economic and administrative agencies in the Reich. These sources, close to the Rus­ sian delegation ‘at the confer­ ence, said Molotov might pronose today a deferment of the claim for reparations from current pro­ duction until German economy I* balanced and the country Is pay­ ing il* own way. .There was no immediate estimate Of how long this would be. • • Whether sOch a concession would open the way for an over­ all ’ German settlement remain* questionable. The Russian ap­ proach to the crratlon of all-Ger- jjuui.adminisUaUve.and -eewromrc n o n e n lt lii a g e n c i e s differs substantially "Next thing we know, . the from U. S. views. barbers will Iw telling the 'men Russia pYcfers the vesting of they can't shave and powder more power in a central author­ themselves nnd that would be ton ity. The United States, hacked had.” by Franre and Great Rritaln, Wataolf displayed a letter he favors a limited decentralisation. received Inquiring if Miss Man­ ning’s intrrprctatjiyi of the law means children are required to, Polish Fears drop by a beauty shop each morn-' ing to have thrlr hair combed heM'onlla nril rn.ni l*aar IlHI fore going to school. When advised of Watson's state­ new underground movement it ment. Miss Manning said she had working there which it hated ide­ not meant to infer mothers had ologically on the tame principles authority to rare for their children's hair .and added she which led Germany to sggrettive thought "a lot uf sand I* being wan in the Rail," Winiewict said, raised aliout nothing." and added: She commented she could nnl ‘‘Nothing would tuit Germany understand how she could en­ force the beauty culture law- with­ belter than a separate peace con­ out interpreting It. cluded between the Wetlrtp Ger­ man ronei and the .Western al Pauley Tells FR ID A Y , DEC. 12, 1 M # eeg! lift, which tome .inpatient people are advocating.” (hi ttturn day tlaictl la thU order and nolle*. “ . WITNDIH mr hand and the •»-il ot said Codrt this-ths 11th day at IWt-ntwr, A. D., l t d , at aaaford. la in* mare and County aror*uid O. P. Herndon Cttrk of Clrrult Coart, tUmlnul* Counljr. Florida . (BEAL.) Akarmas, Dial and Akrimaa Attorney*, for I’talallff Orlando, Florid* Home Uprising ll s s lls s ,* (root r s t s <>■*! Leftists were angered and em­ bittered. At one point, Pietro Nennl, the leader of the Sociallata* pro-Communist wing, and Giuliano Pajetta, a Communist member of tho constituent as­ sembly, were mixed up in a frac­ as after attempting to remon­ strate with police. Neither were Injured. SDTire: Groups’ of idle bystanders had Aaafnrd. Florida Deremt-er 11. 1»IT aroused the policemen by Jeering, NOTICE IR H KttKtir.alVKN that whistling and shouting insults at purtusM to Chapter 1*1. Florlil* those detailed to.Protecting. ptL. -Wiotmr*; |si 1- as -imrnflM,Wge“ TmJ" Vile vehicle* which were pressed- lowing drwrlhed Uad tn Remlnnl* into service to relieve the short­ I’oemy, Florida, will b* offered for tale si publl* outcry for Ihc hlaheet age of transportation. and k i t rath 'bid, at th* front Two uniformed police officers duor of Ih* A*mlnnlr County Court armed with carbines and trunche- . Vi,.,V Kanfur-I, healn*lng ad , on* wm* assigned to each half­ li lt s A. M.. on Monday. Iler*int>-f 1 ton truck converted to passenger 11th. A. I> H i t ; lx>tt 11 to It Frank I. W o -l n i l f * service. These have b e c o m e Kutidlvlilon flat Hook 1 paa* <1 Rome’s only transport system, l-ot* 4, I and I McMell't man*-just a* they were In the early Villa Plat llook 2 page St, Loti S and S MrXell'i Orsnsc Villi months of the city's liberationPlat Hook 1 page IS, Throughout Rome Jeep load* of leita I* and 11 MrNell'a Drangpolice circulated constantly. Oth­ VIIU put Hook 1 nag, St. er officers, walking three or four Lott 11 and 11 McNeil'* Orana* abreast end brandishing trunche­ Vlllp PUt Hook t nag* St. LnU S, t • rd! |e lllurk 11 Dream, ons, kept demonstrators on th* wold PUt Hook 1 page* SS nnd *> move In the main thoroughfares. and Plat Honk < page* IS and SS. About noon demonstrators tried Lqt 1 niork If Di rain wold PUt to impede tha trucks af the PiaxHook 1 paa** •* sad it amt Put trgenuna, two blocks diocbs from irom za Argentina, Bonk 1 pager IS and SS. nunist headquarters, but they .le d I Block 'tf^Iireamwold Plat Communist Book 1 page* S* add t l and Plat , wero quickly dispersed t>y police, Book * pagre 10 and S*. Thee Ministry of Interior an. IJit I* Bloek IT Drramwnid PUt bounced that 28 pereons were ar ’ Rook 1 page* SO and *J and PUt rested when ‘ demonstrators erecRook. 4 p*gei IS aad SS, trd a road block on one of Roma's LnU S, I, 10 and 1] niork A bridges in the V|s Nomentans. • Amended Plat of DInutrail and Another 40 or 60 demonstrators I Miller* KjbdlvUluo PUt Hook t *S. were arrested In th* Pissxa Col-1 P*g« Lota S’ and S Kounts VIIU Park onns. ... , ____ . , PUt Book 1 pag, IS, K F -0 ,, anq j In the Pjaxxa Rlsorglmento.J A mtaderi Plat nt Crytlal Lake near the Vatican walls, police in Jeeps charged a throng of demon-1 Hhorru. Plat Book ( p-tg* it. Lot II Block to Dream wold Plat slrators, breaking on* youth’s leg Uoak X page* (0 and tt and Pl.it and knocking down a woman who Book 1 pc«ti 10 and (y. was selling black market cigar­ Ij>I !» Block I* Drramwnid Plat ette*. Rome’s black marketeer* Bonk X pagrt (0 and (1 -nnd t’ lei Book 1 gaget M nnd St are not participating in the etrike. Irfitt Jo and SI Block 10 TweamDispatches from Milan said Plat Rook J pagre so .end that the stock exchange In that dwold l end rial Rook 1 pager lo and cly was Invaded again today by *•demonstrators, compelling it to Lot )1 lllurk 10 Dream wold Plal suspend its aesslon. “s ____Rook t j f l l i . l l sm l.* Land .J.'UITlooli 4 peg** lo nnd SI. - in- ro n tru r to yesterday’ *‘ a1-[" Th>» Lot do Drramwold PI»C most complete paralysis of nor" 111 Blork Rook page* to and S| and I'lat msl rommerclsl activity, some Rook 1 pager 1* and SI, cafes, bars and small shop* open­ Lot XI Block t» Dream wold Plat Honk l pages SO and St and Plat ed for business. Legal Notice IS TIIK COURT OF TU B COUNTY JltlXlR, HBSU.SOLK C f*P N T T , FUtUtOA, IN I'BOHATB. IN ItKt B«T,ATB OF WILLIAM O 111; LI. Deceaeed. TO ALL CltKDlTOBR and PKIIRONH llAVTNO CLAIMK or DKMANDH AtlAINHT RAID BHTATBl V Hi' end each of you are hereby notified and required to prewnl **y claim* and demaada which you, or either of you, may have again*! the attain of WILLIAM O BKH, dneeaea-t, tale of *ald County, to the County Judge of flantlaol* Counly, Florida, at hla offlre, In -tha court houae of aalri County si Hanford, Florida, within eight calendar month* from th, time of Ilia flrri publlcalion of thi* nutlre. Bath Halm or de­ mand (halt to- Ih writing, and ehnll •tala tha plat# of reridenc# and poet qffkw tiflrni nf th* dalmint and *hnll ha aworn to by the claim­ ant. til* ngenl, ot hla attorney, and eny euch rlnlm or dentnnd not an riled ahall l,e volB J W. Hell Hook 1 pager 10 and SS. led IS Blork 10 Dreamwobt PM Book 1 page* SO and SI and I’lat •Book 1 pagrt 10 and SS. Ileg 2(1 ft. N of HIV Cor of N W ( of NK '» Heel Ion 21, Townrhlp 21 Houlh Bang* 2S Kart, tun N <12 ft. K. I ll ft.. Hi 172 ft., S, »7 deg. W In Beg. l-ot IS Block I Ma IIlamb. I'it t Book 1 pagre B H . (I, S7 aad (X. ' *I an tnd-S llloek 2 Dream. ttm *, 4, ilJch , ri,u „ on, U| uneasiness and nol tension -O i *’ i • t ! woQtit pJVvaii A* WAS the c m I Aul*yl4 Vho*i! lAAt run*l» wit>i I ^ f|rt| world war, wh*n Congress brought About llir o d wr h«d Jlh lood y war Agninst the Irkt'i resignation from the cab- Sovict«a,TW L IA B IL IT Y nut Job, yesterday was ordered (Ir mitr<| however, that ’T oby— Chairman Uridges (H-NH) land is a meml>er of msny (Inter to tell, the committee al«mt his national I organisation* in which grain dealings. the Soviet Union takes no part;" Pauley’s statement to Hie com­ and asserted "we do not have In mittee follows; Roland anything like the Soviet "At the time l accepted *.hu system." position as special assistant to Commenting on Poland’s refus­ Secretary Hnyall I was the ow.i- al to join the Western European ■r of certain future* and com' nations In economic cooperation nunlltic*._ la . accordant* - * i Hw uimW -H h*—MarshaH—Wanr“ Wmir ___*— * ssetsL.-— tr . agtSenient ntsila with Mr. Koyall csrici said. "This ’ does not mean ■l that Hint- I have liquidated that Poland is against the United approximately. 90 percent of States. "In the Marshall Plan 10 Wes. thus* commodities, reducing my holding* ° f grain 'front 600,900 tern "European and Nortji-Eubuihel* to approximately 6O.UO0 ropean states are taking part. bushels. Because of carrying out With 14 of these Poland ha* nor­ my agreemsnt tu liquidate, I mal diplomatic rrlatlon*. as well am curceAlly more lhati $100, as duly concluded trade agree­ 000.00 worse Ml than if I had ments, and the cxchahg* of trade between us continues In an un­ retained th* grain. * ” 1 have not had any connection interrupted stream. "We desire to maintain the** or Information relating to any Army transactions in listed com­ relations." modities. In fact, Mr. Koyall in TRIESTE WARNED my presence issued specific in­ TRIESTE Dec. 18 UP)—The Al­ structions to my executive offi­ cer that in order to avoid possl- lied Military Government has hie embarrassment and compli­ warned Trieste rvsidenta that It cations that no matters whim will not tolerate a recurrence of might come In th# office relat­ of recent disorder, protesting the alleged leniency of an MG court ing to transactions In thes* Item* in eentcncing three youth* to would come to my attention but seven year* Imprisonment each would he referred to hther* In •for killing an 11-year-old girt in the department. 'As a matter <>f a demonstration SepL 14. fact, I havo not determined what to huv, or when In buy, anything WALLACE VIEW for the Armv durinr -th* linm ALBANY, N. Y „ Dec. 12 (/P) I have been with them, and ltav,* — Henry A. Wlllace predicted to­ not participated In any transsr. day that General Dwight D. tion relating tu any purch*s?» Elsenhower would be elected of anything with the sol* ex­ President If nominated by either ception that in on* instance I major party next year. Wallace passed on a controversy between ■aid he believed Eisenhowet. two bidder* on a fish contract." soon to retire as Army Chief of Staff, was "(ess of a war candidate" than either President Lions Club Truman or Governor Thomas E. Dewey of New York. (OWBlIateea fle w t‘ *«e (test welcome wax one of the best given Pres. Smith during his tour ot Florida. Lion J. D. O'Neill was commended for fin* floral decorations in th* Florida Bute Bank. F. L. KJrkendall dairy products dealer of Lehigh ton, Po. was in­ troduced add he tbid of th* aid to the blind work of his home Lions club, and of the sponsoring of a memorial, hoipiul for veter­ ans. He declared that he had read the Lion aigne while driving Into Sanford, and said that ha had not missed a club meeting in \ 24 years. O. P. Herndon Clerk -if the. Circuit Court Seminole Couuly. Florida I Clrrult Court Neal) FOR C H R IST M A S Union Iliirdware SKATES $3.95 CASTIN G RODS •I Foot nnd Up $4.50 *o $30.00 Hhrnkesprare REELS Hail, IJnni, Tackle Boxes.___ ___ ___ -------SHOT GUNS. Hunting Capa, Rocket Knives. Have >uur ChrUimaH (tifIh put aside now. H IL L IM P L E M E N T C O M P A N Y , INC. It. A. (Ilohbjr) Newman, Jr. 216 Oak A ve. Rhone' 446 I N S U It; MM113 Magnolia Avenue BEVERAGES "A L L OF TH E OLD FAVORITES” fo i* . ROUKRT- V. JIABBT, Defendant • OB It BIS TO 'A rP K A H TUB RTATF. OF FLORIDA: to itoitKBT r itAitnnf YOUR HUNTING TRIP . BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and B A R 11 BCU AHO No^ *»1 c/u Fuflmseier New York, hfrw Yolk It *|)PM'lig from th* plalslirr* •worn Rill e t Cumplslnt «n file In the (have entitled mote (hit t< In the belief hf the plaintiff thnl Ih* defendant. Robert y . Harpy, t* n rerident nf. n e f t * ------------------- -------- Ttlomlcll* * rT'i?r And n r,2.*J 4 pa** *V To Meel Florida Financlul Hespnnsli CASH DIVIDENDS RAID TO POLICYHOLDERS OF FLORIDA. ,t N AND FOB SRMINOLM COUNTT. ' IN UIIANOBIIV NO STM. ’ TIIBIIBHA M BAtlltV. Pltlsllff, v*. led I* Illicit 2 Dream wold Plat Ibvnk 2 page* SO and si'gnrt Plat l(oo» 1 pager IS and SS, Lila 22 and 21 Block 2 Dreamwold Plat Book 2 page* So and SI and Plat tbmk 1 page* .to and S>* led It Itl.^ k J t Dreamwold Plat It-Hik 2 page* 3>i alld SI aad Pin Book I peg.-, 3v and. SS. IAil 1^ B lo ck 'ft l)rr-mwnld l‘l - a Ibu.k 1 page* So and »l atnl Piet Book t page. 1* and SS 1.01 ;a Block XL IheamwoM Plat Ibmk i pages and SI and I'lai llook I p cri lo ai,r sv lad II Block 21 Itrefimwold Plat iU.ok-1-pwg-« — . •n.l-st and Hat— llook t page, 1( and SS. tail' f t Rloek 21 Dreamwold I’lat IP»|i 1 page* so aad SI cad Plat Book 1 page* lit and SS. 1-nl IT .Block It Di earnwold I'lal Hoop. 2 pages %« unit *v| nnd Plat llook < lotgei in and SS.‘ lad IS Block 31 Drcmiwokl I'litr Book J page* s* and SI and I’ls tV Book 1 page 1v and SS. Low I, 7. X and (A llloek 21 Drramwold I’lal Bunk 1 page* >" anil >1 and 19 d Book 1 pages S« and SS. , la>l 272 la.'n’uwood Plat Bonk I pages 1* to 21 aad P|at Book S | S lg e Dt Lots s la. I l and 12 Uwh Arbor CrytlSl laikes Club ttrctlan, I’lat Book i page, I l aad Tl I art * Block T Mat fair Plal Book 1 page* 31 and i| ’and Plat Book AUTO While he cmpsslied hi* coun­ CCualleur* llai, l*««r IlMl 6 when Mr. Truman dr-rlaivd try’s desire for friendship wltji that the cunt of living mu it tho United Slates, Winiewicx said not be a football kicked around "The greatest . achievement of A* Adminlatratoi nf the by gnmtdera i|ieculatlng in liw Polish policy in the first years Fatal* of WILLIAM O. BKLto fallowing the second world war Daaaaaed. market, in MrtT.it o . t a v * • » H»e establishment of friendFleet puiillcatlon. Dec. 11, 1(11 Reading a brief E T O w r t H J . fr Polish-Soviet relations. ment tu the Senate S U L aaid K . ?Hint . - . .| " W e believe it to-be t’ l ItCHIT rtitlHT FOB Hons Committee, Pauley r „ , an Import- tINu b TUB n i n t h j u d i c i a l c iit c in T European he ha. sold nine tenth* of >>!■ • " ^ ' “ “ "dttlon for holdings and none_____o____ f h i. Army connections bad been his connection, had been used u.ed in in h.s n M Ptat-tlook 2 l-Jk * - t t /m l *1 aad plat Book t peg'* IS end -112 Weal Find Street Rhone 880 of lh » tild fendsat, bv partleularly a* (he earn* l« known to Ihe plalallff, after (tlllxehl March and Inquiry, I* aa above thown and elated; that there la no pertoa In the Hist* of Florida Ih* eervtce o f. a tuhpnea* nr eummoai upon whom woald bind Ih* •aid defendant, and that Ih* de­ fendant U over th* age ot twentyon# yaar*: IT M, THRIIKFORR, OHDKHKD that th* defendant. Rohan F. Barry, appear herein on 1b* 14lh day nt January. A. D.. 1141, to tha Bill of complaint of th* nald Thereea M. Barry filed agslnet him 1* the office ot the Clerk o f Ih* Circuit Court, In nad for JJemtnnl* County, Florida, on th* llth day o( December, A. D.. IM t, th* general nature of said suit being a hill far divorce and other relief, in g ' ibab.thl* order b* publlthed In Th* aaafbtd Herald, a ntwtpaptr publlihed In eatd Hemiaol* County, Florida, oaeo a « * * a for fear cnaeeeutIV# week* before eVLlj-i ADVERTISING RESULTS 3.;1 ^ -j AND H O N E S T Y .. . . By placing s 89c ad in the Claeaified section of The Sanford Herald on * Dec. 8, Mrs. Nett Epperson of the Langley Apartments recovered her purse containing |80.00 on Dec. 9 - proving two things: That It paya to advertise In The Sanford Herald and that th en a n still honest people in the world. The man the purse won Arthur Doans of Geneva.O h ,0 h l S W h n g W a y ! G Q A I I n C n s t t m r fW i A D V E R T IS IN G B * c A td fr $ o o l$ v n r ic * ( .1 *. �**% : ■ M ■il. ^ iT America'* Moat Ueiutiful Inmtnum — Cedar - i'ollshid Alaminnm Aak M# For Kraa KatJmata Sanford Atlantic Dk. BMf. [louri: 9-11 1-5 I'hon* 2*8 Sat. *-U Eyaa Examined * CUaaca Pitted STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - Orlando Phoiis 2-0729 RENT CK apaco In Melacb Building, r n light office#, vewly decorutiUUea, beat' and jani 9 Gai apace heatera 914.OS up II. il. POPS CO. INC. SEWING MACHINES SALES AN It SP.HVICB Bert'a Sew lag Mark. Sho| US 8. Fhenth Ph. U N A A. Dept. Store. tOEtf PLAYERS and radio* r rent. Or day or week. The O. E. 10 fcT. double duty meat D.if B o V - m W . let SL display tan* and compressor in ‘ po.xl condition, new motor. Lodge A Son. TED TO RENT r t p i In i s i i e d "" bedroomi with bpth by couple with 17 yr old ./'divithter. Phone 1352. 9 'RK A L E ST A T E FOR SALE FIVE ROOM HOUSE.. partly furUl.l__I .l_____ t1/3 It 1...._ nlthed, o2 l— bedroom*. down, 190,00 per month. For quick action. Call Phono 0173. O ZAK K IKK Ur. Charks L. l'erwous OpVomctrUl YARULEY VENETIAN B U N D S FOR By (Gulp) whod u f THUNK THOM CY­ CLONES WOULD . PUNT ON _ >Vy fust DOWN? A CYCLONE fN IP THEY RECOVER r THE B A L L ' PAID ON ‘ | OUR 1EM | YARD s r 1-inb/., GOTTA * snatch rr AS SALESMAN fur wholesale firm to call tral’ Florida trade. Bor IL Ilnr- K ID N E Y S a E lt lN Q PRACTICAL NUR.s k _ Depend able can give 'ref«T*n<-es. Cali Y O U U P N iO H T S ? By W a lt Disney M IC K E Y M O U SE BOOKKEEPING part or fall time. H«* w Ilprahl. ______ ROOFING and roof painting. j£ r « fs a ^ ¥ ,s ^ r v : Smith Brother*. Phone 1188. MhS. BROWN MILLERS Fruit Ustrt* wi»*i tU, trtmitfi CatSutiftu>S>y Cake at Plggly Wiggly A Table rwU» a Blnjxio* of lu lu W lOUtJ, painting, land Supply. . scape, gardening. 91.60 hour. Pruning trees and »hruh. >*ry. a cheaper rate. See Jam** taken U M .' Phillip*. 1021 W. I»t St. Sanford. P R O M T S 8.ANTIN' ^.TVEBM Al.'. ~ B TII.YF.DO FEEDS—complete Rue BtiM'* To redr Feed Jbnrw km) langc1 Park. Ph. COAL OR WOOD CtRCULATOI same aa^tew. 616 Cyyreaa Av • 10 liuslness Opportunities writ* DA BY VALET, Daytona Beach. Diapers inppliatl. NEED A NEW ROOF I Loeal iwpresent »f Ive will W x . help T v im * -a ira n g e d .' ARTICLES WANTED Highest ea»R prtca paid far furniture. Tad Davit Fun Co. 311 E. 1»L Ph. 958. MF-AT CURING amt central Florida'* meat modern frown food locker plant. Wa ODlify you hy meat I* road; satisfaction. opan dally n E j? n i< y- HiVEN before the war enilcd, Florida-Pow er & Mght Company em barked on mi 8115,000,000 t'xpimnioii progruiti demined lo provide electrical oinuwH for the tiem cndoiln growth we lorcauw fo r our tttatc, > T o dale, great- new generntjlng plants have been COlilpIetctl at Sarasota and- Hiviera. Additional plants, are nearing Cuuipit* lion at Sanford and Miami. Our productive capacity will «oou b e d o u b le that o f prewar 1 0 1 0 — and sch ed u led ad dition s through 19 51 will triple, the figure. --------- -------- CEKTRA"l” FLORinA QUICK and atari a. Mirada Elm Are. □ BUY- new or used Electric refrigerator. K. M. Young*-PO. llox 721. Sanford. Sanford. Fig, SPECIAL COLD ~ WAVB T Pats, Uw—tocfc. Suppli— Sahfonl Beauty Saint i - C o w A Heifer calf, lat St. Phone 116LW. 12 DA. Marlin shotgun, excrUrirt 13 IN'OTIC RS— UKItHONAL IHJon. Hughes, Big Trsiler Jersey milk ATTRNTION I. ADI EHI i a one-stop aarrfa* for all jr laundry end dry cleaning Delivered. H. •da by ualng your favorite South Banford i-8«rviee lhumiry.GIRLS WANTED. Lanty** Drug HKI-PT HELFY LAUNDRY W ORK WANTED ^ » TVi7\rvi^ ‘ Gotto WORK WANTED VEGETABLE plant* for email IURANCK RAILS ISHL00 PER WEEK and large acreage. Cabbage, SALARY Collard*. Broccoli. Cauliflower. ’ T.H .A . MORTGAGE LOANS Onion*. Lettuce. Escarole. Turn, Mcl.i'urv Trucking Company, Inc. ComvOr—i«tfuU iiu ' l Win*ton-Salem, N. C. -Xferi RAYMOND M. BALL Realtor ato. 8trawberfy_A Decta. J. W. aiming man an opportunity Jo Rr wintered Broker and . Bell, Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone . ’ • ■ " g o into bu*lne*» Tor thenY-U'lvai. Rig. 9 Florid* State Bank Bldg, We *<ll you a IIMS Mo*tel L. J.' 1-80 GAL. Electric water heater. Mack D ie d or 1018 Model H hou*e partly furnlahed. Electric Sorrier Company. 207 ClHI Autocar Dclsel Trartoi. Xf* sell at once. Call 1009-J. Magnolia Ave. Phone 101. give you a th m _j/car_ luaaa contract. Earning* anffktent to T ‘ FJ.QWERS pay for truck In three year*, iw precision built K. D. W, for all occasions not including salary. TRUCKS JU E H IU A lf i , f -W ) „ »U A lO McNRILL A.YOST FLORISTS SOLI) TO OWNER-OPERAU0^ F. O. B. Ormond. Can ho SI pea Ave. Ju»t off Celery TORS ONLY (WHITE). DOWN •ted In a fow hour* or-* wo Of fir* ph. (03 residence ph. 619-1PAYMENT OF 92500,00 REIII deliver and ereet the same QUIKKD Apply to Mcl.ran iy at a very moderate price. CONCRETE ilewer pipe,' grt-a*e Trucking Company. Inc.. Wirt*. trap*, icptlc tank*,, block*, i« Mr. Wood*, 83 Division St. lon-SaWm, North Carotins. nnond, Fla. benches, stepping stones. Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. 12 SPECIAL SERVICES 8 ‘ room furnished house, 1111 Phone 1335. French Ave, RENT A CAR FRESH FI.OWERS DAILY. Are YOU DRIVB IT FILLING STATION, stock and taking order* now for CHRISTPHONE 200 tquipment for sale. Phone t>)04. MAS. Wreath*, Door Sprays, OTBICKLAND-MOHKlSOlt ele, STEWART the FLORIST. 1 SMALL Furniiited' House Trail­ U DRIVE-IT. INC. 81* Myrtle. 260.W. er, 1 lot Just outiide alt/ . iMhta itth ts A water available. avallabl Will RADIATOR cleaning, repairing •all separately. 9200.00 each. Fruit— All kind* «I.0A bushel, New Radiator*, new cores. \\i J. T. Fattier. W. Geneva Ave. Fhon*_ 710-M4. ____ j_________ take off A install. Jimmie CowSheet MuUl Work*. Phone WILLIAMS TROPICAL BEDROOM home on 3 lota, FRUIT MARKET n u lt tree*, alt modern convanlances, Immediate posses- 2*65 8. Park Ave. near Genera Expert Radio Repairing Ave, 1‘hntft* 1215, Fancy packalon. O, B. Griggs, RL 1, Box Fred Mrers. aU B. 2nd HL :. rd gift boxes. See dur line. 922, 3000 Slpea Ave. Plata jou r order now. ____ SEE US FOR IM M EDIATKLY~AVAILAHLtMIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Phona law 2 bedroom’ bungalow with AND TYPING Iva* In portico large living CREDIT UUKKAU OF , bedrooms* surprleingly SANFUKU t, apariott* enrtosctr'ponh, in ha* cabinet sink, water Christmas outer now. One mile RENT—Floor sandar. Easy “ « better and ample cuplward beyond Wilson Corner on Ml. FOR ----- i t .M . . , . . , ■ 1, 1. r . ) _I — H a n itlon. DReasonable rate*, •pace. Outside sluceoed on conDora Road or Phone 9101. ", crete, Inside ha* waterproof cost plus 2 coat* of piaster, n f t . F R in m A T R F n ^ ? . New, Just arrir*d. An excelDODGR • PLTI lent Christum* Gift, Hill Hard­ PARTS AND SI ware Co. 301 E. First SL 109 Palasetta A vs. Phone 53, SIGNS 1 DINING TABLE, 4 chair*, good * wicker construction. Crotley* O— DEWS SIGN B M V IC a Radio 5 tubes ' also table, all O. D. Landraas. P h e e a lM l g ood condition. 914 Park Ave. Cohan's Radiator Shop ,for complrta radiator service. 106 San ORANGES fur sale fl.00 bushel. H. L Gleaey, Paola.________ Furnished bungalow that la un­ L SECOND HAND Dalton adding AUTO REPAIRING. Hall's Garage, Hanford and Calory Ave­ machine «20.00. Cat) 1313 ‘ be­ usually well planned and built nues. Phone 1.090-M. tween 9 and 6. ~ by one of the best of San' ford's builders. 2 bedrooms, IVK HIM n 16 H. P. Johnson ’ ■hath, living room, dining room, SERVICE Outboard Motor fur Christinas. REFFRIGEK.Y '-kitchen and portico. New 9 ft. Available rfow. W 18.00. Hill rrfrigerator. CANAS-KRFHIGRRATIOM-------Hardwars Do— 301 E. Y1. bungalua In fair coid HKRVICE Bhoha •63, lion located In outaklrla of Ph. 670-W inford, priced at 1*400.00. '#11 fruited. Bookkeeping service, part lima; CHICKEN AND DAJRY FARM also, advice and assistance on .< paved road on two side*. Good social security and Income .tax * six room modern house, 4 room matters - J- F. Dempsey, 300 ■ tenant house, chicken hou*« FOR RRAD CEDAR Christmas Magnolia. Thune 9107. and runs sufficient for carrytrees various site* A pi ire*. See at Fruit Market, SOuth Park A v e .. Is pZl'T iu i 'Av*. Jsane nil. P A C E N INE 3AINHJKD U b iK A i.l), sA.YtaHxJ). r i ,u » ( i u A y E lD A Y , DEC. 12, 194 SANFORD IWarrt! phono 1354 or h This record has not. been accom plished without difficulties, delays and bardHhips. Material shortages have hampered us at every step *tf the way. Nor w ill'fu tu re progress be devoid o f headaches and hindrances. There may he periods* this winter when we will huve to ask your cooperatiun lo prevent overload* Ing th e elec trie system. [L ^ ^ 1k * ■, * O f this, however, you m ny'bo sure. The en'tre program Is being rushed lo com pletion in the spirit o f the wartime slogan, "T h e impossible we do immediately—Miracles take a little lougerV , <N3C^OwT’ l *5W e& ■CAUT.FUw‘ 1 �EA R N $200.00 PER W EEK SALARY Melvin Trucking Company. Inr., Wlruion-Sa'em, X. C. tilttt young men an opportunity to go Into burine** for Ibemaclre*. Wo aell yon a 19th Model L. J. Mark Diesel or l l t l Model CM Abtocar Dieael Tractor. IV.e give yon a three year leaae cnnlrari. Earninge antflcienl to pay for trnrk In three yearn, not inflating .alary. TRUCKS SOLD TO OWNER-OPERATORS ONLY (WHITE). DOWN PAYMENT OF 1250000 REQlTREf) Apply to: • M'l.ran Tracking Company,' Inr, Winston-Salem, North Carolina. HOUSEWIVES ATTENTION Do your Xm ns Shopping with more . Freedom Simply Carry Your Laundry . to the * i . Launderette of Sanford W p' vp plenty o f Rendix Machine* • No Waiting FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1947 * TIIE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE TEN • No Appointment Necessary -------r r —; — 2---- — -------------•---- 1received personal Invitations to I I V lP flfl N fllV fl 1 th« dedication of the Evargladc* v llC U U l l C l r B National Park In which President Special to The Sanford Herald I rumen participated, were PostHr MARIAN II. JUNESmatter and Mr*. J. H. Jonea an I 1 1 ---------• *■" ' | Mri. I.enn I. Hunt, 1‘retldant ef Club. Mr*. L. J. McCaffrey, prealden: of the .Floridt reiteration of Women's Club*, waa me apeakcr o f the Uviedo ti'onum club tor tbs December .luncheon, went to viait Mra. Evan*' remain. today at noon. With alt*.,McCaf­ Mra. John .L Junta, Rever^m; frey will bo Aire. A. f. McKay, John L. Jonea end'children, Nan­ of Urlando, first Vice rcealdenr cy Lee and Beverly Ann. of the Federation;' and .Mrs. Ann fined to h er' home because af Mra. Ren Wainwrlght la eon1taut, of, St. Cloud, Director ol Diatrict Seven. • illness. An) membera unable to be ptya Alra. G. M. Arie, who naa beer, ent pleaae notify trie * lunrneoii aiek for several w eek *, la not .uiitiiuuect namely, sir*. "D. It. very much lietter. Ulrey, chairman; Mrs. A. h. Friends here ere sorry to he*.* Crawt ord; Mra. 0. R. Clonta.'Mrr. of the ileath of Reverend H. II. 1L W. F.atca; Mra. A. M. Jonea' Link's father of Orlando. Broth­ •Mra. F,. M. Olllff, and Mra. C. er and Mr*. Link and Alfred attended (he funeral at Orlando The Senior CIa*s of the Oviedo Wednesday a ft e r n o o n H'»h Stn-c' vitil iifti ,t tn-im . ...ei i.i» eorirlt Bit*:-r-Mr, “ Ina Haunt.d Cotugc.” It ,<r* i.iiiiminrttig the blrlh o f a hig ..A ach'd auUttortbm tonight '*1 bf*y, burn * t (hr Florida San...aU P. M. ti.-.lopt. H- lisa k—n S '- n th« i he uviedo Cite of ftf cl j !"! title nf Mrrloti V/altof. w a. Best.--e coming'year ate. A* tcllowa . *•“ '* '« * rlbott tu ft ’ .. c.stea, Charles T. Nlblack,-Mlltun Gore, Meirltt Staley and Lee Gary, at meml^ra of the city council. T. L. Lingo, Sr., ia th* town clerk. . ■ m. Among thuie from Oviedo who attended the WHOO reception at the .'Jolllieum were Mr. and Mia Jamea W, Wilson. Among thoae Invited K\ th • WHOO reception at the Coliseum fleet; from Oviedo were Mr. and Mra. cabs Frank W. Talbott lid Mr*. , , d Mr*. I** Gary, Mr. and Mra. Jamea W. WI Uni) amt Mr. and Mra, T. L Lingo, fir. Anmng thuta from Oviedo who TRY TEXACO MARFAK L U B R IC A T IO N G E N E ’S B y Fran Striker THE LONE R&NGER ^Vg*,TOWTD. INSTEAD O f PUTTWcS ON A DtfcOlSE AND RETURNING ID TAIN ID HE RAILRCAD OFFICIAL. WIU MAKE A) CHANGE-UM A N S T /V T T f WE’VE GOT TO GET 1C 5HPW T»4 OUR SOB. HI* MMK BHOOID 0 0 J HE j thebe, p & utv? weve got our j NEAR BOK TOWER In Unity Than Lt Strength— To Protoct Uw Poopo of the World; To Promote the Precreee e f Amerle To »r#<he* Prooporttj foe Sanford. SANFORD, FLO RID A I0TTA K E T T Union Is Ordered To Pr o t e c t N cktocs * From Discriminatipn In Employment fc*U 1U£T WO»P* V UO"Ml DfCOOATeO. I jo* I , <1 HOTANO «V^«T VCXSl oa r ah ou r n r in Mm O." M O i* ABOUT 7V« /----- ' jO t BO/Sf XfcfOE \ Legal Notice r t lK 5 0 T I I K TO S I 'I 'r A t l tn A T IC OF F U O ItllM lot AftXol.tr -I. CONINIL wlu>M pile* -f r#,ld*ne# amt gitdi***' *,» u*knowai Vou ar* h.rahy notiriad that • tult ha* b*«n hr luah' again*! /Oil in il>* Circuit C«UH of Ih* Nialh Jo-tlelal circull In aad for HamInol* I outny.' r Inrtil*, inT tiagu rr, hy KDITII It. COKlNK. ,al,t •ill Ixlng ler dlvorv# a*o I.IMTIt II CONING, plalntlfI, v,. AIINOl.lt I. LON INK. ittfaadanl, an.I ,ou ar« h.rtby raqalrta lo (Ua with Ih* W e are at this tim e glad , to announce to our many friends and customers that we are# again manufactur­ ing fertilizers at our new plan( here. W e hope that you will visit our new manufacturing plant you will find WASHINGTON. Dec. 15 m The Senate today approved com promise - legislation •,ulho l .: rising F emergency aid ranee, Italy, Aus­ tria and China. .If was a voice vole. % Favorable House action on the measure, which may come later ia the day. would send the trill to the While I louse for President Truman's signature. The bill, a compromise worked out in Senate-House confrrrnce _ Saturday, would permit the How , of supplies lo start moving im­ mediately after it is signed , by k ill* President. • • A a provision _t.f ^ .tL . «. iL* _ “i autboriics the U Re 'cowtAidtion Finance Corpora­ tion (RFC) to advance $150.­ 000,000 for this purpose. Cori grtt* will, have to pass appropri alion bills for any further ei LegIOIJ Headquarters Is Viewed By Group The lakefront rile offered hy llie ' City lo the Department of Florid* of the American l.egioij. for erection of a memorial'head, quarters building wa« yeiterday inspected by the Slate Leeton lleadquartcn rommilee beaded by Col. Tom Cooley of Mt. Dora and including Harry ' Cooper of Mi ami. commander of the 10th, de­ partment district, and Broward Williams of Tallahassee, comman­ der of the second district. Also present, but not a committeeman •was George Copeland, member* shin chairman of the second dis time xvell spent to visit a n d s ^ t c h us manufacture our famous W H E E L C O and G R O W E R & FR U ITER .ember l*ST. • O P. Herndon A* Clerk of eald B R A N D S o f fertilizers for both vegetables and'citrus. S E A T COVERS futile for Congrev* to provled them pntll the AdmlnDtraUon WATCR SKI SHOWS C YPPfSS GARPfNS Good An.aortment Ovitedo, Florida (Yale Tlress) Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. Park Phone 37 -Know the Brands and Trade-marks of the gift* you purchase . . . You can be aura of the finest when you purchase your gifts from ua. r , In Sterling Silver we carry Nationally known lines such a* GORHADL INTERNATIONAL, TOWLE, FRANK M. WHITING. „ S H E A F E R ’S AfttSHtlC oeiarr There arc “little plantations" right on LAKE MONROE, tlto on our smsller likes, full of flih. . . BUSINESS PROP­ ERTY along U. S. Route 17,'the nujn artery of traffic from Jacksonville to Tamps should represent a sound and profitable .....— ' ' ' ’’ ' rial real estate. JEW ELRY 111 Weal First S ire d * riced very low. Substantial enhancement,to irthssers f Jliow development. FIRST BUYERS will be sflowed s ‘ booster’s discount" and transportation »J!ow‘ ar.ee of 9100 pet plotJ THE PLACE TO RETI RE Dgive TO P*AKtATtON I9TATI9 M III HQPlt HOiyi YOUR OWN DOCK AND IATHINO IIACH Thare's a oholc* of lakaa whata you ean hava your own private beach: s water dock and sail j to Inland Waterway. COME AN D SEE "Where the Chrlflmaa Reel dottar gnu" was explained to Rotortana today by Mra. Edward Klrrber. arcretarv of th- Srm'Inote County Tuberculoat* As­ sociation, who aald tha| the drive to far la lagging behind laat year, and that unleaa the goal la reached activities of the Associa­ tion will have to be curtailed next y*aK Mrs. Kircher, who wa* Intro­ duced by ' Robert Cornell, agld Beal Sale monav la apent for xrav* and raia finding, furnishing and medlelnaa For thote l0 need, educational rampaign' 10 Ihnw how to rnr.ihoi 'ml.-r. 'il oala, furnlahlng milk to tuber culoil* patients, and for rehabilit­ ation, of thoae who have been a * .said that three new ease* of tuberculosis have been found In thl* county during the paat week. ' Rey Holler, who presided .in the absence of President Gordon Rriason, thanked Earls. Tnrner and _ Robert Harris for their work In 9 connection with . the Salvation Army dime beards Saturday and saJd that 9t7>-18 waa raised on that day aa compared with 1105.II by the same group last year. A short musical program waa rendered br Miss Phillis Procter who sartg “ White Christmas" and "Little Town of Bethlehem". ; Secretary R. W. Ruprecht an­ nounced that members of the Wrist watches for Ludles and Men by WALTHAM. ELGIN. HAMILTON and the Fabipus MI DO. .• • ENJOY ALL OUTDOOR SPORTS ALL YEAR ROUND. The de {Dry Plantation is located in the "Ridge" section where the bulk of Florida's citrus fruits and winter vegetables as* grown. You can harvest your owq fruits and vegetables 12 months of the year. LIVING COSTS ARE LOWER In the Highlands. You a n raise poultry-<nch mote fish than you un eat, hunt sll kinds of gime in our posted pttserves. Bathing the year found. "Foantiin of Yeaib" MINERAL WATER BATHING POOL—TENNIS COURT. Silver Plate by IlOLMES A EDWARDS, 1847 ROGERS, C O M M U N I T Y and 1881 ROGERS and Wm. ROGERS. (rs. Kircher Talks T o Rotary A bout Christmas Seals . For Glrta and Doyi , ' . .Our Booka and Toya make glfta thnt are a Joy for many weeks to come. .c 17, 3 miles Sot Volusia County, COLEMAN’S 14 Magnolia Aran Open Wednesday* China complata eat* (62 piece*) by BATAVIA, and 18 HAVILLAND. Also other ^roe.,tic China 1 JTt \^* *Sjfc~** , M kQ vv •— -■ \ ~ ‘ 4 . have barred all amendment*. • WASHINGTON Dec. 15 (/P) ■'red W. Smith, prenlilenl of l.loita Inleioiltonal,. t* ahnwn Ueiiind l.iiina algo, a* hr w»* greeted heie Wednewtay 'morning at llte Florida Stale-Hank hy member* of the Sanford I lona Club and rrpfet*enlgli*rm «*f ofhrr r iiif oflim w linn *. MUwliili left In mrHI are: II. K. B kh erri; II. Gordon Ilri*w«w. prfsM^nl of ,K »firyj II. J* the House to past their anti-infla­ tion bill - today "at is" and im­ mediately crashed* into fiery. Dem­ ocratic opposition that imperiled the GOP meatuir. Rep. Spence (D-ky) riiouted U M lIaw. n I’ .a r riik ll The inspection of the site, nnw he softball diamond occupied wai made with Jame* Singletary.commander of the Camplwll-l^n•ing Pott 53. and a welcoming committee from the Post beaded by former Commander J. J. Ro^* co and including former Comrp«ndert Ned Smith and Joe Field, who with Department Adjutant A. Reid Mann find itaff wrlcomed llte visitor* upon arrival Saturday evening at Legion headquarter* Vafdet Hotel Local civic club* »howtd an enthusiastic interest in Jlie pibjecL said Mr. Field, and provided a fine supper at the Seminole Countiv Club Saturdav evening, and a boat ride on Lake Monroe Sundav morning preceding tbe n Alex R. Johnson has told hla Intereat In the Quick Freese Plant located at 401 West Thirteenth Street, Forrest GaUhel. preildent of the company, announced today. The officer* of the new cor­ poration are Mr. Oatcbfl. presi­ dent; Ruth B. Gatchel, vice presi­ dent; and F.loy V. Delgado-of Winter Haven, secretary., In making the announcement, Mr. Gstfhel aald tho new manag*ment "take* pleasure In offering continued service of the finest • • —t_ —S ik a ' (Lev111h ** locker |>lant \ I . , ’ * m “eliminate vide an auaquata U. 8. Informa­ tion eVrvtce." ' . 1 “ During th* current dollar «hortar*. the government must find prays to help private en­ terprise to carry on their over­ seas Information aetlrlltea." 'He rited ’ aiarnpita of Amarican movies presently being. ,1 m.I overseas av srssE i hi In il ** tributed at m. a loss." I. "Private enterprise at home can help privet*. enterprise abroad during the dollar crisis hy advertising In- overseas . pa- from ^ •e .Agreement in The Supreme Court refmeil to reyfew tbc cave.. thu* pet milting ih,- ctrruit <'(>'irt* ruling* to stand Bar To Agrccnicfit n ^ fn fn in ih** putittnn pf locomo* liv f cnfcinrrr*. • onffirm r nl llii* I'oiir Fmflwn \liniVlrr-* rn'lfvl l«9fiirhl in rnintitfif l9T«i«|r IHr c*i* j*. Mini mini li«* firomptnl-ie firemen (negro fire men anil white firemen who are iinntde to pvi. engineer evamln' atinn.l to Mi per rent nf the en ft-im- firin,: jnt*v available. Thr unmn aaid ilm arrangement at l.*v i i .-.| l.rt'-h rmptoyment con dlllon. evpf-rtemrd h.v promntahle firemen, r.vu»e,| by tlir presence Sunday. >l*rlo de I'lrnenlel llrandjio. ' former llratlllan ambauaador Jo Mcmrow. aald In Stockholm Nov. II while o f Intgr- iuibiJ h i pvt I of ih* reinetety I* ve»> hut. It I* p--luted Ollt. A ailtw tlir rr>«l wnuhf l-r to put r«i novelist who is the eandldat the left-of-eenter Aeelon moeratira Party. ' " Rafael . Caldera, s ll-yea leader of the rightist opposition (COPEYl party raeatved .12.WV-I vote* and Guatsvo Machado, the Communist candidate, trailed with 2,94.1. . ' COFKY headquarters ajWcn.iwIedged thst on the basts H i " " turns to date the governiWkv party would get about SO pen cent of the seats In congre**. COFKY maintained It would win about .10 per cent and the revnftindrr would w iplil ibionf smaller groups. Tho election was the find by direct t.allot ever held in Venesuala. and the toUl vote was expected to reach about 1400.000 nrgio firemen f> i «iL * i ''|.J.«. . ■’ ' • * Ihr r limit colilt *1*0 apI’hnlo by Raymond SIii.Ii.m |>imed * $1,000 d.ionge award IftfenlTTetrtVrywnttr: tliN ant H. Lane ; H ^t"t»r*n . ' tv tf"Vtr?nrtTr: •' 1 1 Tini'.liTT. nr .-tit Tiretrian hanker and f.lon-. International director; I lilt \hln»; JohnI l.allo„ n ^|,r \ „ ,( 0|k Southern Kailj. * ,; t^ le r th ..,. h i«."l-- I luh orrsl'l.-,,. M ,",) VViile; 1 li. * |(0 i,fl,m.|,, ,|,r Kil|»atrirl%# prr-idriil nf Srtntnolr 1 omiit ( h.iml»rt nf I ntnwrfff; i n i i I mil ||. II. I'nlrmAn. In lo»rr r«m, Irfl f•• tiphi arr: J. I*' lfn» UnH, Ih^ IDotMiwv*! Kxdllnl Elk ruler; Ifirh-ird R f« i; Amfrr» l 4rra»*y. cifx r«Mnmi*» Iltf RroInfiltOod the ^ |.>t(T|HV III MOSCOW Dee. IS bib — I'rlme MlnUter Stalin la re­ ported to have returned to Mowo* after a the BU'k Hea rr»orl af RorlsL He la Iwl'eved lo have been aeen at a performance n, i oicign Minuter \ M Mole f* -i-pe*|wclrrllv inltenv In- Mand |up- Ime lin-li III tlit* Kr->'l (.it ;’J» yt-ara nr more. ’ Need if n u-lephon" in ' r tim-lnkrr'. Ii'iti-n- i« rrcnmmer n| mid ii • - i- -1■11, d out Mufti • ri-atly uie-lnte made within 1 ptt ,1 fr-.e ht iUttui rritltd hive I•it •••«1 1m*ar*f —n I’aiair #-*a**»‘ s of non-promo•■ a u i 'i i p i u n iu t fiTTpu-ntly with much arriimulaicd vcntorityi on cxjie t**d «lmi„l imntndialrly rnd the UaJnn rnnleirnre 5 I’eri.slj In Cottage Ctmsiinicd By Flanu’H New York Train • Bobbed By Gunniun I)eiil,H(‘ai (I (iivcQ Trip To Howl (raine VicfiitiH Ol Highway Hv Kiwanis Club Accidcnl Recovering Condition of Jamea Mexander id n f Itudnph lleuiii, Who wi-ra KTfiri: r im , r - n r , ru^ —i '.Ih Knn perviin* perlalicd .,k . tridiftV in a cottage fire with In it an -intehne neighlmra routd null vtoiul aside mid hear three dvlng rhildirn _rry! “ Mommy . . , Mommy!*' -•The* dead were: Mrs. Karlin' ■mid t.nuglil "i Memorial ||.> p.inl, t.rokrn Kentl, J7; her daughter*, lleM-tlv Mr Alexander - with Aim, 7. (llruda Marjene, I*, oil ‘ rollnr Imne and t.rokrn |.;>rk nod llretid.-t Fay, .1: nnd Mr». Roiti’a i Mr. Ilram wllh , frnctuved ,koll nml fan- larviitiorl*. alati-r. Iapi« uu- Mava, 14. 2Ue* Ruth Richey o f DeLand, Korle and Andie Nndlne. neiirli cm. traveling teira, diacoverrd flame* aho-.iiiig whose, skidding ft on, .the four.toom hoil«V. before south wa* reported to h«vr- hit dawn. They tried to rraah the lr-1'- I Mr. I (earn'* aulonvibiie, traveling >,1 front door but were driven : north, ha* l^mi rharged with bark hv heat. A* they atftxnl aside with' ihhoii,e a mni* of flamr*. llie ehiidrer*-, le-gan to fry In ag"uy. I iu'rd men. necord The ftrn bad driven the rhtf-lien j Shnriff's office. The from n r-m room to the frontj o.vrMigatrd hv St;t. ta-drietm, where all of the le>i|irjjr>f tlie Klnte lllghwn; were found, •by Slierifr« depiftiev I)1,ton lit* ud nnd Donald tV'al -re n\-.»»t'l-»l a trip lo the rnrai-i T '- ’ i Yell-iw J«eket* and n . non* ) JevWiwkr fiHittralt mb' III th»'. Hratige Bowl at innd -*n New Year's Day, It a, lurlKi'llne.l nt the cluipel inri •• nl Serninola lligb School lift moriilng l.v Dr. L T. Dos*, pv. •iiliri,- the Ktwant* ('tub, I rmiDINf nt the United Mint Work* -rs, John L. Lewis, Isaves his ndlre in Washington after sending Wil­ liam Orsen, A.F.L. president, a tilunt note reading: “Green: Wtdls■rhllstc Lewis." It was ths second lima In ten years that Lawla hat i,ken his thousand* nf miners from <h« A.F.L. ffifttsrriatlonal) linth about Democracy, was urged yesterday at a ceremony comraemo rating th- 156th anni*en.ry of ratification ol the Bill of Right*. f I-OYD a c q u it t e d Dr. Frank I ulher Mot*. d. »n of the School of Journalism al the L. B. Floyd wa* acquitted by i Univenity of M:»*«uii. ma.le 'he propotal. He said he did not advoJury In Cireult Court Friday, of a c»te "-I., rynkal and sly Hitlerian propagation of lie*, but the di*- charge of assault with Intent to aemlnatlon through tha worldA "" commit murder In the second de­ . An incraaae m tax eoiieenon* O o f 111,105 over November of laat year waa today reported hy John L Galloway, couUtty tux collector. . •* The amount reaalvad on tha November tax role waa 1309,50*. S of"™*— be stated, aa aaaaparvd with senses" Tha hiatorv of a free tha Unitad State* and able future tn Europe were diaeusaed at the seventh annual sponsored by the Na' tha BUI of tlonal Shrti Paul's Church, Rights, at KastcheaterWilliam I. Wkhola. editor of This Weak magaslne, outlined a four-point program to enable tha United States “to scatter ths ■parks freedom* •parka af of truth train and ir^room abroad. Speaking at the chord which was declared a natloni . appropn. MOSCOW. Dec. 15 (/IV So­ viet Ruiria mnveiting her pa­ per' ruble* in circulation at o n l~ tenth their Lee value, clfrrlive Inhturiow, at one meant ol check­ ing inflation which ha* boo»ted put ft o L tflh c gufklt to 10 or 15 lirnr* their prewar level. „ War prolilerr* were tin glcd out Johnson Sells His Interest In Plant • lycee agivt «tif-• Effort Is Made To Combat Inflation By Monetary Reform in January, and hai lua* advtted that ‘ GrowJra and broker* are showing a lively Intereat In thl* venture.' Summarr of market activities Cltv. -Strawberry __yol unie I* Inereaslng with so.oefl I l 'M l I e e M • W H | 'j ' • •.M.iiii . ---1, r ... i; .it.... tim<k .1 » . - -it I -h- " n ll.r i > •■ i > ! ' .- - 11. r 1i" ir(-en ■' ' )>..! ..--'I. I.-1 mad. ll.r tin.Ml ...i|.t found . •>’ • ■ • - l- | t , Russia Revalues Need For More Cemetery Funds Stressed By Jayccc Committee Currency At Rate Of Ten To One Gladioli Blossom Importance Shown In Market Report JACKSONVILLE. Pee. 1 5 (Special)—“ The inereasing Im parlance of a relatively new in durtry—tnn prrxliirtlon of gladt j bloaaoma—ia Indicated In a re­ el Ju«t receivcl from Managed E. Nahilmg of the Fort Myers State Farmer*' Market . that 4H,000 doren of the*r flower* were •hipped through hla market, dur­ ing the javt week," *ald William f» Wilaon. Dtreelor of State Mar “ Manager Nehrllm ita arranged for the opening m ' * \ II. E. Brice, 55. a porter, said the robber tnarded the train when It atopped at th# Engle­ wood Station and that ho car­ ried a paper hag Into which he forced shout 10 oatlengcra AlUvIl I »MMTViVi i •• ••• | . In the rear car to drop their formr.tian lor the atom b..mb" by the United States, to spread the wallets, wal/he* and rings. TAX COLLECTION THEO I.I today j lower-couil ile, mon »i .i miIm-.hI imnm which doc* I limit nr*n*rv Ira member- Information Bomb For AtomJRomb SANTA T H IN K S Pcmonglltad Stationery and Party Accessories are the beat ylfU ever! Hurry! llnrry! A personalised gift la not a laat minute choice! WAS!IINGXON. Pe.. IS </P>Supreme effect up ip WASHINGTON Dec. IS (4*1—.Embattled Democrats defeated lodat ■ llepnhliran drive In ram llirn'lgh Ihr limine "a* I*”, a GOP .ub-.lttale for President Truman'* anll-lnflallnn program. Not a single l>emorr*t volrd for Committee From Civ­ ic Club Entertains Legion V i s i t o r s the fertilizer industry. W e believe that you tfill find it Complaint In u l't .ult *1 th* tlrit, p h w H M h» UW. . . . ■ lleidn tall not or Judgment will h* .n r .f.-l a a .ln x you by default. IVITNKHfl my hand and * * *l -if •.Id C o u h Ihl* l*th day' o f No- GOP Demands House Accept Anti-Infla­ tion Bill "As Is” ; Democrats Object Favorable House A c - t c j i - f n r I p m ftn tio n E x p c c le d S o o n ;J fU e F O r Some AidF.orChina; RFC W ill Also Help d the measure lo pat*age, the Senate that although "richly doaarva*” United Tlit Count Frederick de Biry Plantition u located midway between Daytona Beach and Orlando on U. S. Highway 17 and neighboring Orange City, Sanford. Deland. .. Count de Bary apent va»t tovements and landscaping to iRake his estate the Show Place o f the South. He planted orange and pecan p ec w . _ tropical _ _ grove*, rate . trees, shrubs and flower*. Where the Count entertained Presidents, Royalty, Statesmen, you may now ENJOY LIFE Negro Wins In Railroad Case. In High Court By Paul Robinson ewe* * * V LOOC* Court ELECTRICKOATOIUISC LUNCHEONS SERYED AnHocInlxd Prow I.rnsrcl W ife MONDAY, DEC. I LIONS IN T E R N A T IO N A L PR E SID E N T IS W ELC O M ED it the newest and most up to date plant o f its kind in* CYPRESS GARDENS THE W EATH ER AN INDEPEN DENT DAILY NEWi T E X A C O .SE R V IC E 1120 * BanforS Ave. I’ H, 9121 BEAUTIFUL , gree against Robert E. Parker on Jan. 12 In an orange grove near the Gabrlella Road, follow­ ing a dispute started when Par­ ker ordered Floyd, to remove his cows from the grove. It was re­ ported today by O. P. Herndon, flerk of the court. Tha Court, with Judge M. B. Smith preaidfng, rvassed for the holiday perl n received from i that tha Rav. W. !. former pastor of th* Tab nacle Church on the Orlando ghway, five yean ago, died in aleah on- Nov. 18 and was rled on Dae, 1. • U. 8. 8. ORLKCK LOS ANGELES, flee. 15—( 4 5 In drydock lodav Is the 2,250 t»n destroyer U. 8. 8. Oitrck. one of the Navy's most modern fight­ ing ships. And twdrldden here, with a urakenod heart and falling aye. right, (a Mrs. Rebecca Orleck, who doesn't know amt probably never will, that the *lu-k warship Is named for her son, Ihe late l.leuL Joseph Orleck, who died In action off Balemo.- Italy, In September of 104-1. The secret of UeuL 'Orleck'* death had been kept from his mother. Oviedo Schools’ Need For More Fire Protection Aired At Meet "Need lor mole sdrqoalr liie pmteclion for Ovi*do trlior.'ft w** hrdualit lo Ihe allrrlinn of thr Cminty School Boairl at its meeiin? IhmuLv. in the form of e I'll'r from Ov»e«|o M»mmi*l Boat 241 of the American Legion, which has l*“ f n instrumental in »et'iiins i lii» liurk for ihe lown. vrd wlik-.h recommended llul four inch **rll« lie dug al both thr while ,-nd rnlorcrl rchooli. Ihe Board acted favptShh on the request and action in digging the well* la expected In Ihe oeer* ■' ' future, aald Supt. T. W. Lawton, ||i*t he had been Instructed thl* morning. , to ascertain from the 8t*te De- appointed to succeed Mr. 'MrCaslln. * , An opinion from Attorney Gen­ eral Tom Watson advised the during the past five months be- Board that It will bo legal to pay teachers from the months of July and August this year, prior to Th# U-ague aald the spoiled the opening of school, said Mr. foodstuff* Included cheese, canhed ^ T h e r e Is doubt." ha declared, milk, auger, sugar, powdered mll^reegoml tables. codfish, herring, lard and “ »bout Just which teachers are eligible for thl* pay," and he canned good*. salaries are lo be paid only to those teacher* who served last veer and are nnw serving, or to th# new teacher: who began teaching this year, either al the first of the vn r, or liter replac­ ing teachers who had rrslgntd. "There are many complications in the 'appllrtalon of the law." aalrl Hupt. I^iwton, “ but a* soon a* these are cleared up Hie B»»*rd «»ill .liu e check* In accordance Judge Svdney Herionjt of L**»' b qfl will »|M,ak «*»i ti»r lUDjOCt nf roinmtinlsm. Membtri ro« tmbHnir toy* to Ini Kivtn lo umt#rprivil#it«! children by In# Elkf. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 12, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 12, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 12, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/a8be9f0eec2ca8db59de62c8cbbd6d4e.pdf 2d3528923e1d8fb48da4aec05cbe9bd8 PDF Text Text m fZ'iT , T - 7 - r I - I r J ^ l 'V- (Ceatlaase ( » ■ II It A DENTON, Dec. 10, OF)-Mr*. Dorothy Will, .10, who re­ mained unconacloua for 11 days after being found In a gas-filled tourist cabin here, died at a hos­ pital yesterday. Archie Witt, 65, her husband, was found dead Nor. 20 in the cabin by a friend who came to invite the couple on a fishing trip. Hi* body was lying-in front of a cook stove an which a black­ ened, scorched pot of crabs had t a n boiling. ^rab M inister Says ^ F ight W ill Begin g As British Leave JACKSONVILLE Dee. 10 (IPi— Charles F. Lovan, Jarksonvilte general contractor and flier, has hcen missing in his private piano since last night when ho was lad heard from in tha vicinity of paiiuim Beach. (’apt. Arthur Stone, operations offirer of tha Civil Air Patrol, said several CAP planes took off today to sesrrli for him. , BIITUH POLICE file clone ■ street In Jerusalem after an Arab mob had wrecked Jewlafi stores and Inflicted heavy damage in the area. In the background, members of the Jewish army Uaganah try to salvage some of the equipment tossed Into the |}reet by Arabs angered over partition. • (International Radiopholo) Thief Chains Driver To Tree, Steals Cab voted to pstlilion the msnilsle. Foreign Minivtrr Fsdhil Jsmsli of Iraq said m New York a “gen«rst struggle” would ^begin . in Palestine when 'the Brilish, who surrender theiP mandate May 15, poll out in August. { . ’’Plan* are .being made over ikere now for the fight.** he said, referring apparently to the Arab League meeting in Cairo. The Arab League leaders were talking d f holy war and invasion of Pales­ tine by atmirs of the seven ncatby Arsb stale* when ihe British leave. ’ Foreign Minister Faisal Al Sand of Saudi Arabia said in Cairo hr ^personally would hale to attend ■ny futthe; meetings of the Unileri N a tio n s ." Al sti* a t t s r k r i i Driver A lta i Hursman, 26, told offirer* ho wn* left rhalntd to the tree hi an Isolated spot In Iroquois park __ last tpight after ihe man took *20 and drove away in Ihe rgh. For more" than an hour In freesInc wralher lluesmsn said he r«** malnr-d there. He had on a suit but no ovetcoat. Three high school Inly* notIced in passing a white rag wav­ ing In underbrush around the rliaiiu-d man and ralb-d pul ire. It took detective# John Meek* and Charles Troxcii 10 minutes, work­ ing with -hnckeaw*. to free the driver. Hursman said his "fare," car­ rying a kMTVharf asked if the driver cared if he took a drink after being picked up. linesman Vfialil *' Mit*1 Hfill fills til II in tim k flo v u ln ! in lli» southern Palestinian desert and ' killed all" Jew*. Police drove them off. An Arsb house In Ksratlya was blown up and four Arabi wctc killed. Two heavy • explosions Jarred Haifa. An un­ easy calm settled over the Tel Avlv-Jaffa border battle area where the BjrHlsh opposed a curGeneral Hlr-Alan Cunningham, llgh commissioner of Palestine, tsurd the warning to the oppostng factions, but did not disclose the nature of th* w e r e measure# he hid in mind. t . Palestine-property loss** in the t l days of riots and were estlmated at 1 10,000.000. f The death toll tn Palestine alone mounted to at toast 120 on Ihe basis of* unofficial tallies at th t di-orders entered their 11 Ih day since Arab* first began ventlag their anger at the United Nat: 'Aons decision to partition the ftoly Land. Including, at least 124 killed in Aden and another four in Syria, {ho 'Associated Pres# count of ila d In tW-Middle East since th l communal "conflicts' began last trrek Mood’ I t «48. " In th* tortured border, area behrien ail-Jewlsh Tel Aviv and ib Jaffa, where British troops I "shoot to kill" orders for siting a dusk to dawn curfew, ew w m killed by a atiot In the k a few moment* after he wsa rased by police. Ho had been m (run from' the b ag ;'' 7Te then or tiered iluesmnn 'In drive to the park. There, linesman said, he Icarnrd the l>ag also contained Ihe chain and lock. “He wa# a smooth operator and looked like he knqw^what ho was doing." added llursmpn. GOP Offers (IVirilaar* .mm I'#**- >Im | that measure will got no where*. Even Iwfnre the Republican program was officially announce^ it had c<>me under attack from Democrat*. Rep. Gord (D.Tenn) arcuscd the GOP of "rubber stamping” for “big basinets” by proposing industry-wide agreements. Taft said a single bill embody­ ing all four point* <*f the Repluhlirati program will I#* (niroduced in the* House immediately by Chairman Wolcott* ilt-Micht of the Banking Committed" Wolentt told reporters hr plans to hohk hearings on the hill tomm row and said they Humid not last mom Minn one day. Taft and Hallerk ahitbutired the plan following a-mrel;ng ot Hen. ale and lTituso "GOP leaders ill t h e 'office of Speaker 'Marlin. They said they hope that the single bill can bo enacted in' time to nermli . Congress to adjourn on Dee. 10. w a h h in g t d n ~~Dcc. to (,r>— Red Cross distribution of food *n be sent ‘Europe under Ihh en'er ■grnry-rnrcirft— TT~T)Tn-wi.-8-| lr.i jj^ .. MOSUM LEADER IMPLORES ARABS TO FIGHT A POLICEMAN carries a shield (top) !o protect himself/rora stone-throwlng Arab* a * h t pstrols a street In Jerusalem with other oTOcer*. In th# JIIW 12 c a r s t l a flro b y d e n u - iw tr a l- r * a g a in e l S he p s r - porting scrap from this country, under thn Marshall Plan.” Ingot production Jhls wf*k was unrhartgpd at the postwar Peak of 98 per rent of capacity, the pub­ lication aald. ati.; in Jerusalem, a Jewish Agency okasmsn said the dead man was memlier of llsgsns. the Jewish fens* organisation, end charged ■t British* poile* -ftftd the fatal ot- He complained-of the Uundy behavior of policemen, es^ially in the lower ranks." "H teems some are ready to iy o ff al) kind* of scores, he four end five doten sites is nf fine quality and is averaging about 14.25 a crate. Ln^nl Eng­ lish peas are bringing about 13.00 and initial rutting* of ice­ berg lettuce are' bringing 3-1.76 it unit. * The Sanford celery crop is re­ potted to be coming piling slower than V as indicated several ftecks ago, amt local ship|M>rs predict that aside from n lew scat­ tered shipments there will ha nc appreciable movement until on or after Dec. 29. Heavy morning fogs, combin-td with warm dry weather ha# made many celery growers fearful of Might unless there I* a change of weath­ er t o . cool and rainy. Damage w Ini* nature it repotted very light and more of a retarding nstpre than anything else. Two Arab bodies Were found In at region and two J r wish-own I carpenter shops were ruined f- fire. Several small Jewish loses were burned and a Jew IP wounded by gunfire In on In* sslrlsl section of Tel Aviv, The British * troop commander nflrmcd today 16 sentences mging front one day-to 16 yeats ir illegal possession of surmi. gwva of those sentenced were ;t\eatiaa*e *rreo, !•«*• ou| Korea. Commission hesrquarI will b« lq D. 8 .-occupled there Korea. econpanied by Assistant Hocry-GenrsI Adrian Pelt and g adviser*. LJe will leave Europe Jan. 9 to Inspect lusted sites for the 1948 I assembly. He plana to go o Gensva and taler lo Brossela, Prague and the Ue said he also might th* assembly’* Balkan Commission in Greece and -nation special Palestine November Sales ireallaare tl+m Pag* 0**1 Mf. Lehman gevesled. The been ties! u nearly brer now. le csl growers, quick to see the possibilities of a good mar­ ket for locally grewn beans after (ha storm disaster* In the Glade* area* had Wiped out bean crops, planted an estimated. 4dl acres of bonne In- thla area a* compared with 179 acres last year. This was quite an increase In market business from the 3230.000 bean ;s locks. The hospital, to be known as the North Dade Hospital, will serve all Dade county and par­ ticularly the north end of the fonnty, a spokesman- for the group said. MIAMI Dec.. 10 VP>-The body of Dr. Gabriel Turbay, former Colombian ambassador to the United 8 tat<«, hr rived here today by train from New York City en route to Bogota. . Colombian consulate officials said they did not know whether the body would be sent by piano today or tomorrow to Colombia. Dr. Turbay, who was Colombian ambassador to the United State* from 1038 to 1943 and from 1944 to 1946. died three weeks ago while In Paris. Trade Paper Says Large Steel Companies. Fight Black' Market cause they have no Ides of how much more ateHmaklng costs will advance' during 19tB," It addedNoting automobile output "at full tilt” this week. The Iron Aga said: "When the last figure* are tn /or 1047 they will1 probably show that th# automobile Indus­ try got a greater percentage of available steel than any other group. Although total finished steal production this year will be 28.6 pef cent greater than a year ago, automobile' makers na a group will.receive about 38.7 per cent more atccl than they were shipped In_1918.” No major rhsnrei were re­ ported In scran prices, with the Iron egc steel, scrap, composite remaining at 140.25 a gross ton. A 'Commerce Department com­ mission. it as Id, is starting a new attempt "to uncover” aerap In STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! r a n l<"»l plane is capable of transporting 40 persons, it i* possible the craft MIAMI Dec. 10 M V -A carried onljr in normal crew of of 20 doctors has signed a on th« 260-bed hospital at the five and cargo. That was not de­ Miami Naval Air Station at Opa- termined immediately, however. NEW YORK Dec. 10 M l—Maj­ Wallace Attacks or Med companies ate .oinking an effort “to wreck (he flark mar­ ket steel racket," The Iron Age, m< Ih!working Irnde weekly, said l-tav. “Downs of customers have t a n thrown off mill order (looks' for gray market activity," the publication -reported, adding that H im vipe-president and general rimnsel of one major firm "has liren given tha specific Job of Irsrklng down any gray market steel involving his company's products,? Any attack on such operations. The Iron Age said, Is a difficult Jolt "bromine of the great numlwr of rustomera and the alacrity and . sprrience of wmn olccl consum.-r - in-obtaining more sleenthan tipide" would occur. "Frankly, I'd like to see Just they need and aelllng the surplus exactly what President Truman lot premium prices. "No system of government al­ is'going to say when he submit# location or control ‘ would have his message to Congrr**," Wslanv effect on the steel gray ninr- taee said in developing thp theme kc-t which, involves only 4 or 6 that he hoped to alter the Tru­ per cent of the total steel being man foreign policy rourre which shipped. No# can the activities he described a* a •‘Get Tough • of stoel companies which are dea- With Russia” policy. Wallace said he would like to 'Pergtcly tnrlag- to , protect i W r from names by searching out gray receive "gome assurance tnnrket dodgers make much dent Senator Howard McGrath, rhalrin such transact Iona as long as man of the Democratic National demand continue* far above Committee, that tho Democratic Party Is not "a War party,”. He available supply.” Commenting on increases ef­ said he had not been Invited l* fective Jan. 1 In the price of tin talk with the Democratic leaders mill products, the trade paper and that any move "should come from them rather than from me." McGrath nald In New York City ' *1 .’nighttllvbl b wn.,1.1 "welcome” last he. would Wallace's support In the IUIH presidential campaign, but added he did not have tha "slightest Idea” the Democratic Party would receive such support. -LOUISVILLE. Kv. Dee. 10 m — A holdup man who, police said, chained a taxicab driver by his neck to n tree, was drsrritN-d toilay by Ihe viftim n* “a smooth operator. M H R R B House Group ar a r » g British Threaten -Severe Measures To End Fighting m ? i& ;i- * $ - * < » « : • ? ;» g S r f g p jg T W ED N ESD A Y, D EC. 10, 1947 T H E S A L F O R D H E R A L D , S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A •AGE E I G H T h * ATHENS, Dec. 10 MV-Greek*. British and Anyrican planes started a search at dawn today for an Amerits n C-47 military tran* putt plane missing since last night with four persons aboard, Hassani Airport officials said they feared the plane—assigned to the U. S. military attache's office in Baghdad—might have crash landed in Ihe sea off llie Attira ruait. _ The la s t, radio message rereived _£iunt_Xhe—crew at about 6:00 P. M. (F.8T) Tuesday, said they were preparing to bail out somewhere in the Athens vicinityThe plane W lf en route' front Rome to Athens when It became lost due to bad Visibility. PENDLETON, Ore.. Dec. 19 i/P) —An Army ground party planned to aearch ’ ihe snowbound Blue Mountains south of here today for wreckage of an airplane reported by a hunter who said there were human boties in the debris. An Army Air Rescue plane from McChurd Field, Wash., car­ rying 7 men and a Jeep, was pre­ vented by snow from landing here to start the search yesterCAA officials are pussted b/ tha report, and at Portland, E. 8 . ijcach, senior CAA inspector, aaid th# wreckage may be that of a crashed plan* previously local,earl The Tli*i CAA f*A A la mm no r«o record a ed. has off an plane missing in the area which answers the twin engine C-46 de­ scription given by the hunter, Hanry Davenport, K iltaton, Ore. A number of wartime aircraft disappearances during flight* over the rugged coastal and Cas­ cade Mountain* havo never been cleared up.- ------------------ --------KONAWA, Okla . Dee. 10 0 P )~ Tlirre men ware killed today l*l a. pre-dawn airplane crash nesr here. Raymond Reed of tho lleed Fly­ ing Service at Wnwoka reported the small plan# took off from there for Duncan at 6 A. M. (CRT). Tlie crash occurred a ahort lime later. The plane horned. Two of the- dead were ngmdd by tha Oklahoma highway. patrol as Ollie Bon Martin, Prague, Okla., ami C. 6 , Tucker, Wewoka, Okla. Ttwrthlrd man was not im­ mediately Identified. ir m n w r fr*w r*r» o » l ci in thla area for economy r*taona only, although the locatlvi acknowledgedly , 1s strategical * poor.” The report said, however, th *. Congress should provide constant “prodding and Inquiry” to spur consolidation of separata facili­ ties maintained unnecessarily by different arms of th i service. » It urged Secretary of Defense Forreslpl to "initiate evleniWe studies between the servicesi « the fjjpmost level, at th* earliest possible date, to Insura thst^ lo­ cal consolidations are mode. The Inspection was msda PT K*pv Jvfk 7.. Andairon (B*Cill»)) Risli-y (B -O k la .), $ * Y ® * * V ilM 'slif.l and Hollfleld ‘ (D-Cal.1. Flivver file rs i i . hIIu m : >« I'aas W*l<) tor and Air Transport CortrjgAd pilot, made the world-girdling hop In "The City of Washingten” nsmrd for his home town of Washington. Di C. Ahead of the two fliers W fr^a elvie reception and a press eon-, frrrnce at Teterboro and then «_ trip by motor, under Police ear rort. to New York City for * greeting by Mayor William 0 Dwycr and another reception there. * ; ' ?- , Ti, V " ir m T Y tx COl.OnKDJ’FAJPLE Every Friday — 1:90 P. I Scoot Room Mosely Funeral He**# Ilr. Charles L. Pernot* Oplnmetrlal Hanford Atlautle Bk. Bldg. Hours: E-I* l-» **»»•*• I H Hat. t - U . Eye* Esawlned - Oltaaee Fitted ROBSON Sporting Goods YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS America’* Moat Beautiful Alumlnam - Cedar - Polished , Ahi minus* Ask Me For Frea Katlmsta P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. R obin** - OrtanA# Phan* 2-0729 �•• T H E W E A T I IE R fat Unify T h t r t I t S tren g th — t « Prelect lb* P»*c# of the World: Increasing elmidlqc**, Kill# change in icntpcratnrr Ihl' afterniMin brri)|*lni rloudv with oc­ casional rain toptght anil I rldar. Moderate southerl; winds this afternoon becoming , ronrtheasterly innlchi ami F rid a;,* • To P ra w li lk« P r a m u of Americas To prodor# Prosperity fer Sanford. 9 ------------i VO LUM E X X X V III . . AN Eflttbllshcd 1908 IN D E P E N D E N T S A N FO IID , F L O R ID A D A IL Y N EW SPAPER' T H U R S D A Y , D EC . 11, 1917 A sso ciated U reas I.mxfwl W ire NO. 279 GOP Rejects Vigorous Program Offered To Army Called Six Killed In 2 Killed, 9 Injured, 2 Missing P o litics G ets Fight Isms In South America; In Texas Head-On Train Wreck Out In Rome Truman Calk na Into Debate On To Keep Order Mine B la s t ♦ For Control EuropeanA id •# ny 1111.LEE WHBBLOCK BUCK FALLS, Ba., I w U .(4 ri —A vigoroui program by Methodlata and other T’rotfstant churches to counteract CommunFascism and atheism in Latin President Says Any­ tsm. America was recommended to thing Short Of 10 the* board of miMions and church of the Methodist church. Point Program Will extension The proposals for Latin Amer­ are part of a four-year pro­ P r o v e Inadequate ica gram to double the foreign mis­ . Wa s h in g t o n . d « . it m - sionary staff of the Methodist church as well as the prrten. epublic*n leaden today. biuihcd financial aid of the church foi tide President Truman'a new call missionary [furposes in all for­ for hit 10-point anli-inllalion pro- eign fields. Irani and ptnhed their own bill They were made^ yesterday to Inward approval by the Haute the board at its annual session by Dr. Ralph E. Diffrndnrfer of Bankini Committee by nightfall. New York, executive accretary Chairman Wolcott IfR-M ich) of the board's division on foreign flatly predicted approval by hit missions and for 24 years head of the denominations' overseas committee and told reporters: **lf the Pretident doesn't want service. Dr. Diffrndnrfer asked for M l h. he doein't have lo «*ke <*• new mltsion'arirs and Is total budg■Enforcement of the pro«ram we .rt of $16.741466 for Ihe net: four years. Of the grsnd total propose it discretionary." At his newt conference. Mr. he recommended $6,120,000 be al­ located for Latin-American proj­ Truman laid anything thorl ol ect?. the program he hat propoted to "The wide gap between the' curb living cotlt will be made rich few and Ihe poverty strirk- « quale. Hb program, he taid, rhould be carried out to the letter. Tbit. included request* for ilandby^ pnet-wetd and rationing aulbonJT m Thit brought • prompt com­ ment from Senator Taft (R-Ohio) that Mr. Truman "doesn't clearly undcnland" what the Republicans are propoting in a bill offered try Reveals Plans To Run Wolcott in the Home In Demo Primary Taft, who beadt the Senate GOP policy committee, ssid lb# Re For Governor In M8 publicani will make public a "full fledged1' program of iheir own Announcing his intention lo run ^tomorrow, after it hat been check­ for Governor of Florida, Dan ed at a GOP conference. McCarty told, a group of local reiidents at the Mayfair fnn last WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 1 - 4 4 V - night that be did not represent Pretident Truman met Republican countar-propoaala for wage and any s|>erial interest or particular price legiilatlon today with the group of people and that if defi­ ItM llaW t w rw « T ln .| ed he. would try lo serve the en­ tire stale of Florida. Asked where West Florida be­ gan. he said that in Live Oak it began west of the Suwanet. |if * T l l t i r l R l ' T . l l l h i * " * - ' n Gainatviile, it was wesf V A O U r iS l L f Uve Oak. in Sanford it be Plans for a Chrlstntea enter- '«»n •» Gainesville and in Miami Ulnmsnt on Dee. 18 at the Tour-.it began at Fort Pierce. He added lit Center w h l e h will again I that as a resident of Fort Pierce, fsgtura the alnglng of Jh e Hem-'|,p was particularly familiar with Inole High School Glee Club, were the problem* of South Flotida. mwte la*t nlghtgat an enthualaatlc gathering of metAbers of the 8an- but that he is not running a* a fora Tourist Club, augmented by South Florida candidate and has many frirndi throughout North local .resldentaf ,g About 60 were present, and In and West Florida. en multitudes, tlie suffering and exploitation which th# .multitudes endure, their neglect and exploi­ tation by the priests and Iheir illiteracy and ignotsnre and bit­ terness make a fertile soil for Communism in Latin America,” the church leader assertedlending strong support to th-r countries was Dr. Hugo C. Tucker, proposals for the Latin American vigorous blue-eyed 90-yrar-old missionary who went to llraill in DW6 andrspent 61 years bring­ ing a practical application of Christianity Into every section oi Brasil. lie brought the fu st Bible In th a t country and when he left this year, there were more than 4.000,000 distributed throughout the country. , Dr. Tucker declared, "The rise of Communism and spirituslianr in Braxil aa wall as the indus­ trialisation of Ihe eoiiiitty have created problems which ar« much g reater in number and variety than when I went to Brasil. They will . require the greatest skill and ability to »elve. "I think Brasil nnd sll of l.atin America piesents one of lla m lla H «w ruse ia> «i First General Strike Several More Known Since Prc - Fascist To Have Been In­ DaysIsCommcnced; jured In Gas E x ­ Crowds Arc-Riotous plosion At M i n e ROME Dee. 11 (4b—The' Communist-controlled Chamher of Labor voted tonight to ennlinur Itomr'a day-old general strike. WILKES-BARRE. fV . Dec. II f/P) A ga* cxplonon in the j-retiklin colliery of Lehigh Valley Coal Company today killed six men and intuird at least thtcc ROME. Dec. II (/!’) Fighting o t h n v ----- y j flflL men ol Italy’s three armed serv­ A company spokesman anices moved tnlo Rome late today noumrd>iha! six were known lo to help |Kilice keep order in the have prnshrd in ih# underground capital, ridden by its first general blast Names ol the victims svete ill ike since pte-Fascitl days. not available immediately. With groups ol strikers roaming Mmr rescue crews and ambu the capital to force the closing lances weir tailed tn the anthra­ ol the few business establishments cite colliery shoitly beloir noon. remaining open, the government The mine is located (nil outs id# railed nut soldiers, sailors and ai. the city losce men lo guard trouble area's. (omp.snv officials said they had Polite not squads at rounlless no rxact information on casualties. plates had found difficulty con­ 'Wilkes-Barre general hospital re trolling crowds, half in a holiday potted that arrangements had been mood, half more menacing. Many made there to-receive three iniuted of Ihe"hands, 'made~lJ|r'tirgf|y nf'J'gffjv sons," wore Communist R|w>rlerv were told that eight es or colors. Dispersed mine woikeii wrie in the .section at one point, they popped up when the etplovion nccmied promptly at another. Shortly after it occurred the col McCarty Talks To Coach Fred Ganas Local Residents Talks To Kiwanis j About Candidacy About Basketball Chnstmad Party Planned *th # absence of C. F.. Esterly, club president, E. M. Arip Rage. Chamber of Commerce director of tourist activities, presided. Mrs. Armitage sem d as acting secre tary-treasurer. In preparation for the Christ­ mas entertainment a decoration committee was appointed. It wa* * nned to have a large, lighted e In the main hall. A commit­ tee waa also appointed to direct ®th# serving of refreshments to 'g n u m tn tn f g rtliu rn u in b m and Truest*. The date of the next meeting was set for Monday, Mtvd each Monday the club w tl^be kept open for use of members ami their friends. Shuffleboard and horseshoe courts will be kept open on week days, and Inter-dty meats are expected to be held. In the near future, Mr. Armltage pnnouncru. (^announced." "Ixteen new member* were adSixteen nevi the club, and following the meeting evqyy one went to the ahtiffleboard 'courts which were filled to ca­ pacity. ■ Th* outlook la very encourag• Ing for one of th* finest tourist seasons Sanford has ever had, Mr. Armltage said this morning. K eJudgre Herlong* To Address Legion Post Mr. McCarty waa introduced to the gathering by J . C. Hutch­ ison at a meeting sponsored by Mr; Randall Chase and Mr. Hutch­ ison who said that Mr. McCarty was a citrus grower and cattle­ man, a graduate of the University ir#atlna*.i on Fas* Fl»»1 Britain Makes Trade Deal With Russia LONDON Dec. It UP>-Brltaln will-receive “a substantial quan­ tity" • of Russian grain under terms of a trade agreement an nouneed today, by J . Harold WIIson. president of the Board of Trade. Newspapers . speculated t h l-s might mean the end of bread ra tinning for Britons. . .Wilson, hack from talks at Moscow, told th* House of Com­ mon* the agreement "Include* nuantilles, price* and detailed terms and condition* for the. ship­ ment to Britain of a substantial Quantity of coarse grain out of the 1047 Russian harvest" The House cheered his announcement Monroe Bridge Opens As Plane Taxis Thru William G. Wurn. bridge tend­ er at the Lake Monoroe crossing has opetftd the bridge for th* past six years for all kind* of boats from a anb-chaaer to a war train Ing boat and even a pile driver but on Tuesday morning he got the supriae of hia life when out of the/ dense fog a seaplane, evidently forced down b f lack of y, taxied up the BL visibility, S t John# Johns River aand signaled to ha let through. The nearby railroad bridge, hand operated, was opened and Mr. Wurn swung tha mechanically opening highway bridge so that the plan* could make Its way on Lake Monor# toward Sanford Identity o f. the plane ha* no{\ yet been revealed. Judge Sydney Herlong. J r . of - Leesburg, will speak on the sub­ ject of Communism to Legion­ naires Monday evening at th* supper meeting of Campbcll-I-o*. sing Tost 63 at the Legion Hut, It was announced by Joel Field. adltAant. Th# active rote taken by the Legion In th* fight against will be cited by ''ju d g e Herlong, Mr. Fluid de­ clared. * A Christmas party will be held and th# supper will be eerved by Mr*. O. H. Carlton at 7:00 P. M. The admission to the meeting will be a -toy to h« given to the Elks for rreee&Utioa to needy children at Christ***# Um*. Th# Sous of the Legion movement will YEAR O FF WITH PAY be discussed, according to A d ju t­ CHICAQO. Dee. U -< 4V -M tea ant Jog) Field and he urged that Neill* Maeois. who la living a eXfmtk member stenographer’s dream rome true— <*Ugtble memhe a year'* vacation with pay—a l­ ready la looking forward to tho STARVES TO DEATH next one—in 1966. FRANKFURT. 0«m *n y , Dec. Mias Mason baa been a steno1! UP)—The Frankfurter 1 grepher for aome 25 years, but schau reported today that never until she came to work for maun Weiss, 60, had died of under­ M, Glen Millar, president of an nourishment, end listed him aa advertising agency, did ah* hop* the winter’* first ■hanger victim t» lake • year edf to eea t U la Frankfurt. country and get paid for doing i t 3 Members Of School Team Introduced At Kiwanis Luncheon Prospect* for llic Celery ben basket ball team which t* now bring hastily rpundrd into form for a tusslr with the OiUmkj high school tram on Dec. 16. were pronounced good by Coach Ereii Ganas. in a brief talk lo Ktwanianv yrttrrday noon at the Touri*: Center. Three members of the team, guests of Kiwanis, were intro­ duced: Floyd Cooper.' Junior: Chuck Hriron. Senior, and Clyde Bowen. Senior. The -latter, nick-, named "Squirrel," and'live leet. five inches t*ll in height and 100 pounds in weight was pro­ nounced an outstanefing player by Coach Ganas who declared. "Don't let bis lire fool you " liery w ss.iutleied cloved. " Itt't.MK. Dec. I I —<JF>—A K#n. Mme llian two humlird men ate real slrile directed bv leftists closed down nil but vital public employed at thr Franklin. services nnd railronds in Borne today, but gnvrmment amt tabor lenders were reported to have agreed on broAit general line* whirls might end Ihe multiple vralknul. The Chnmber of I.at>or. whleh railed the strike in protest’against unemployment, estimated 600.000 II' u IIm M m P a st S ite ) Tests Finished On FM Equipment •At Police Station TeM- were completed Into yp». terttav afternoon of Hie police Station'* new- FM sending and receiving equipment try l l r 'A ; Davidson, ItCA’ installation alee trieinn On Tue-day a atee|iiejack fast# tied s vertical dipole serial to the tall pole at the station. Too police automobiles have Frederick George, Sanford vet­ lK>#ti equipped with Ihe FM •end­ eran, waa found not guilty of a ing slid receiving sela, and one manslaughter charge yesterday i ar operated by the Cnilnlv Sber afternoon in Cireult Court til con­ iff and deputie. Th# Pol ire De nection with the death of Patrol­ partment ha* ordered a new Ford man L C. Bender nn the even-1and expect* to invinll new radio Ing of Katurday. Ort. 26 a« the equipment on If, It iwplanneil result of having i»cen hit bv it tadlo equipped car. and for th# truck driven by George on West for the Sheriff to have another First Street. , I’olieo Department moUvrryele to The |ury waa only In eonfer- I-- ao equipped, "Squirrel," when called upon Work of the >leeplejack atop to apeak, predicted that if th# encr- alMtut seven minutes before Fed* hustle they will win many it returned with Its verdiet, ar- Ihe 100 foot pole excited n lot cording to O. P. Herndon,-clerk of intereaf^ ueolav To inxuii* his gltnea and he said his player iv roi rorai were: A. II. Barr. W. I! safety,' speeinl guy wirea were are not awed by six-footer* auen in four «lifrrli»»n* t •» "iSv’rrulers». W. F. lawlgc. Andrew ,M t»tiftchrd as the Sealireexe tearfi has. Irphonr . I»n|r*t mid ntliri Coach Ganas exhibited the new [ Carraway. R. A. CoiJi and Jdhn . •* * -• *» —- with — s.i».- 1 1L.„ Clark. basketball uniforms whileClark, II. A Gallnway o v e d places. " I t ' Is hoped that we mav l>e a* alternate. George A. Deshirts snd dark . or orange aide In contact the Florida” High­ trousers depending' in .use o'i Cotes, assistant State attorney, way Patrol which also ir.es tire conducted the prosgfutlgn what color the opposing leapt* After Judge Smith had earlier FM avstem." said I’nlire Chief will wear. Practice started Mon­ declared a mistrial In the ease liny G. Williams, li# derloterl day, h* revealed, and pointed out due to th* Illness of L. I. Frasier. Diet he wfc* highly pleased with that most of t)\< team has rpund­ Juror, the case was resumed on Ihe clarity and freedom from rd into good physical shape by Tuesday. During th* earlier trial static and interference of Ihe playing on the football team. system which msrks another two daya were spent In Ihe selec­ new Coach Ganas was introduced by t#p forward in. law tion of a jury.' On Tuesday, the , enforremehl -John Leonardy and Dr. Jla rry Jury was .e la te d hy noon’ and •" ,h* Cit* Woodruff who had charge b f the with Sheriff P. A. Mero. visited program. the scene of the accident. President l-ester Tharp thanked Lloyd F, Boyle, who with G Frenchman Wants To the Kiwanis members for Iheit W. Spencer, represented the d/i(w _u Stay With RiiHsianH fine support during the year frndent,, toid of the conflict of particularly commended Sec. *• ' testimony of three states' witrelary Ralph A. Smith. PARIS Dec. II (49—Lieut Col ntsses to the accident with the Frank of th* Ki . testimony or . . — , loimsonstold — : of anotner another stale state' wtiwit- lUvmomf Msrquie, rhlrf of the wanls plan of Instructing officers ncM. Mr, . i»rrr|f siselove,. whose n-istrd French rrpstriatinn• miswhich starts with an International |e,t|m„ny. he said agreed with unn to Moscow who yesterday headquarters aehnol for district , hrt of th„ ^efand7int. This was a 'larked hi* government for It* governors, and other schools for to Ihe effect that wbqn Patrol "malleioua altitude" toward llus. lieutenant governor*, club *«rr< man Bender was hit by the truck, ,la, was Identified today ax a taries and presidents. He Intro he was not standing with one foot ('..mmunlst of many year* stand­ rr»«iia*## •« r x i riser on tha gaa tank of thq ditrhrd ing who want* to stay In the skeeter truck which he was en­ K»viet Union. On* f l Veterans Minister deavoring to aid in getting out of the ditch but was nn tne hard Francois “ Mitterand'a aides de. W allace la Against surfaced highway and walked. In­ rlsred that If Marquic’a itatelast night' In Moseow "are U .S. Aid To China to the left front fender of -menta confirmed he will he dismissed i George** car. BUFPALO, N. Y., Dec. 11, (/Pi I Mr. Boyle declared Hurt, ar- and expelled from the army a* »"on aa he get* haek.” Marqulr to ................ this •testimony, —Ifinry A. Wallace declared to- ’ cording — ........... “Mr. and the four othrr member* of George swerved to the left when day that Governor Thomas E. ((Im IIsw S mm Pass Kl»»l - - ahs mltaion are due to leave Mo* Dewey "out-Trumans Truman" In row tomorrow. favoring aid to China and espous­ The Veterans Ministry said ing universal military training. Marquis wad appointed to his post Scattered Sections Tha former vice re.M. .................J i Mpresident, nN more than a year ago when Com­ Iterating hie opposition to finan­ munist Laurent CaaanoVa headed Of Nation S ee Sqow cial help for China and compul­ the ministry. The War Ministry sory military training In the termed his rank "fictitious," say­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS United States, said at a news ing that before thr war he waa a , More anow fell over scattered conference: staff sergeant In the reserve.' sections of the country today A spokesman at the Veterans “I oemat# hesitate to Stay whether <u | and temperatures in aome parte Ministry taid Marqule waa mak­ Dewey It a watertd-d tered-down version of the Midwest again dropped ing every effort to remain in the of Truman or the president le a below sero. U.H.8 .R., despite his expulsion, watered-down version of Dewey." The enow area* today Included with the four other member* of Wallace, currently on a sneakthe eastern Gmat U k e* region, hi',‘ 'rtt^|o‘n .- The Russian govIng- tour of update New York, and Inw New England and New rrnment ordered explusion of the contended that no kelp should he York State; parte of North Da­ given te China beeaute Its gov- kota and Minnesota and the Pa­ misslpti In retaliation for similar French action against the Soviet eminent la led by Chi any Kai- cific North; t. Rain waa report Shek. whom he called a "Fascist e<l along the Gulf Coast and repatriation mission In Franc*. dictator." fair weather over the Central F R E E DOM T RAIN and Southern Rockies westward and in moat of the central plains F1RB IN S P E C T IO N COLUMBIA. B. C , Dec. t l . UP) Firemen are making a thorough state*. - ‘Tb* Freedom Train made a 12 Th* coldest weather again was Inspection of .building* aryl Hi* hour atop her* today on Its 33,business section in order to dis­ centered in North Dakota and 000-mlle J o u r n e y around the Minnesota, Th* lowest early morn­ cover possibte Are hasards and country. mt with to scduslnt them f it h bulldinr*. ing temperature, six below* was Governor J . Strom Thurmond Today’ firemen C o in aGodwin and reported Grand Forks. ■ N. D., c . . .a t ^ . and other state and city official* - Crow J-. R. reported a vary fine while Minneapolis* low was -3. apirit of cooperation ft those T«n ..below was forecast for spoka at a brief carekvony p r*. _ building* _____ ___________ occupying in In northeastern North Dakota to­ reding the . public -. Inspection. th* work?Tomorrow the Inspection night. Temperatures In the east­ Army band* from Fort Jackaon srill he by Lleot. J . W r Hnrrwr ern anow hell area were around were assigned to play a t intervals *r -* during the visit. nrtd C. M. Whitten. freexlng. , a George Acquitted Of State Charge In Bender Death NKW BRAUNFFt R. Tex , |Vee 1 n critical condition -envly tide It t/Ti—Two Mlssnuri-Kansas*.|morning at the New RrautifeD Texas pa«»eitgrr trains collided,! General Hospital, head-on near here* lad mKhf and Mr* I "itivr \ Krueger, is -•plexplodctl into flames, killing two |tal superintendent, said dhi'ttrainmen, injuring nine other pe- injured were Paul. K. <1,. v r, | p i i- , L e a d e r •nnv and leaving !»•* of ttie crew j fireman, Warn; Floyd ikio,.R C p U U llL cH l missing. : Engineer. Kan Antonio: It It Attacks I ictnocrnts The two train* ran together |Ferguson, Arlington' Tex. hasfi ton miles smith *of here at 11:43. man, and if ,1 Smith. Dallas For Mis-managing P M. (CST), the two locomotives gagehtanf M. C t'isnib«, t>vggagi F oreign Policies slsrking on lop of each other ' baggageman, alt members f Hi- ami front cars trlewoping IV a d wef,» Jaci- II Cel-m *n. firem an of Wnro, Tex . itt 2 6 . ami George W, KUInthorpe. v train carm an fritm San Antonio, Tex. M isting were engineer, Roy C allaw ay, almut 60, of K m ith villf. Tex , and a negro ^l-irtrr,- W ill 'In m -v, , f 8 (UU-Antoiii.i Mickr \ Pattrlb-. *|-c. i«l agent for Ihe railro ad, said ihe two engineer i "evidently g<o tlieir orrlers mixed up ” rain crews. Three paeirngrta «f-i» ttev'rrl "»ml rrlca.id early ti-Hv rio-..vveie II |l Nielsen, 4 ,A lortto; Jam e. lt Pr'tiav, .-in \tt Initio, nnd David K St,rut.m, Arlington. Va. • Portion, of t6e fraro* titimb"i .7 beaded south and iiumlxq 6 headed motli vvrrr engulfed ill flames following l|ie colllslnn and pieces of the engine l-n|et.. uerr" blown .rtrral humlird yards Into a nrarbv field • Only ,1. M Hayl. - Arllngtoh. Th ir,t **f flrvrn* fiitt nn tF«‘ T f l., iRlKKNIvTIilMfli unt li»trt| ill * #*w I'n * ll%#l Battle Is Fought. Jaycecs Are Told In W alled. City Of Goal In Drive At Jerusalem On Sale Of Seals British Troops -Bar Need 'For $ 5 ,0 0 0 Is Outlined To Group Gates As FiritiK Bv Mrs. Kirchcr Is R’cjpm Inside IIIU JSM JM . lie. II (A*) "A go,| ol fi.IKKl In, I-CCI. WASHING I ON. D r,. II t T 9 - I h# Home got iii' iv i rourin; politu d io„ ovn the. emergency loreign sul lull I-mI iv shortly alter tdnplim: an amendment which m*V rai-e ih'c ro»t of the program ro die t 'titled S l i l n by U’O.OOOOOO. I hr uproar beg in when Republt,an I cider llr llu t (In d ). vj^akmg in vtippn't ol the ^’i'Hl.00' 1,OOtl me.i ute. retn.vrkrd rhvl ih* Dem'iH talk Adminstrstion ’ h.vrleruhlv mirmanvgevl the loieign a(fain o| .thi* cmmtiv ILIIcik idled that the money necf - iiv onlv he. jure of what he . . riled th- Adminitii.vlion’* h mom in v.rim ni II- ,p "le shnitlv iltr^ the I hour h id id,spied an amemlnienl' hv Rep In k /■ An7tr..... . i alif I'Tfn filing governinenl •igemiev, chirllv the lorn m.Mh|, Creihr Corporation, tci sell•urplli. products ( o loieign atd it pines which (’(.'( oflitalv have |i- too tied would me , ii , f ill.OOO,000 h*»« nn fvirspnl holding*. Rtp M’Coim.bk iMv ') . 11| If'Y *s Ilillivll troop, blocked "llic galev ,cl ill the I iihm liloti, .‘>ri| .S »|e iHt.vnl Denim ralic leader, piomptM |rrtH ,i#m’v -dd veollcl-, <1»- |UU »(ot-i'-erntnole-l -'wrrttx--4rT~the—rm rr I, ' t Ii illcng-J 111 Hot k'« state bclotr noon today as liiing in its ing seal. M»*-rl dv>iiid Lii'lo-i in-lit- ind L'i liifwoilv weir.,on vui lent mare ol dicctv iea, lied , told Hie Seminole Counlt Ivnu o “ Ihe time |.,f p -hti d q-erchev pinpoition, wlmh mdlcsled a hat thanihci ol ( onimeice it, llico and , pie, lew id the l"4 8 camtic id vir.vhlr piopmtionv bail look noon inerting at thr Mas Ian Inn pilgn would have bn ii better af en out brtwreri Arab and Irwtvli todas irr Ifni l-ilj Ka» hern voted on.' Mi* Km tier outlined thr e\ inliahitanlv MiCnim nk : >uL ( loving ol the gate, h.aricJ-fur- pense, of thr Srnitmdr t minis I Met iis'itck a I II alter If had ihci cioduv by hidh. lew, ami Ar­ ll A,nutation and .tiled that llu!***••.» »••* I'ng# • no had hrrn Itaiilirallv money is »penl fm emeigency r#moving' bill then |h>-.vq,„i|inv in liel, fm iflh educalinu. irliaTiilit.itloii 2H D ead fi A live a Imy liuikv thiniighoiil the moin- id attested i a ir, ol the doea-e, i^ llltlk for the patients. n\edi< in- l In P la n e W re c k a g e ing. Nhvcral luindicd (amlliex alicadv hills, tianquntatioii (h u g e, lot . _ _ * ir * | | have M IItr- Hi$||rtl“ 4 ten, whl.lv patients I'cmg mused to ho.pilat, r IpPIltr, in normal tinuv h*‘ ^ .p-qnilallan dRlI llllfIM r a»ir rndr.ixonm- |<t f J im ( ol almul .'0.IHMI Arabs. .'.'iOO Jew r\ll(l( * r n c s s WPSTf B I I' I II I IP M u t I^ r • : \n Trxnvnort and -1.04X1 others of mixed nation (h# gritei ,| publn the ti-ed ii i.jq 1 1. I »'*--■ -*d I.-d* v the-* slity nt'nllv A i m f t i t a n s an I ol a yraily sta y th filu p s, huh ('•hniiand .,. .f the 29 G irrk, • • can be obtained lire iliatge Vinci lean i.itblarv men almxrd A- husiiir** man from the ne.vjai the lounty health "Hue,’" Mis •Im- Ii -uli au p.tit plnne that city, wlm lift the walled iriften . Kircher added erflihed in t I a ’’ icy wild„ few minutes before the g a te.. „ w<, Uv ....... , ...... ■ ■ ■•dn Cht X .I,. • i > • i • I in'h I a* the ivnptuled lying in tiu- slrer-ta. , . I p ie v e n t.i o.i i . o.f . tin - -Ii . . . a«<in -• n d t,s i t -,.*•■ . el,I miles north nf closed -..id lif had seen dead ,„|H.rcll|n, ............ Goo - 'III'. ,. pit, i. .1 flu* 2.1 were . Ihe battle appairntly broker'll |(|)!| w|lp|(1 they* •an I* Dented t , 11. ,| ■ rad) sriien Arntis m-cupinl n aynagogue ■ tjltlillnsll of I in- Ken tin v ,i,i •!.. urvlvors and nnd hoisted their flag over >l‘- unde Counts It. slili fo il Tntit- -I , 1. i t i-i- , itl|l,,-ld ponding huihling They later werv driven - Vj(.p ....... t „. y. . . treeipi* *if a ••■nvptete report. . Y. m' ? " ' A,M‘ I” " ‘ th* absence f l”r. nlent B la d e s' X |iqs I 'I, *, • ■<,-'t snow hav ........ . 1l,llr l " nA ,WO iDdlinm. apiniriited Km I>I. II - 1 wounded In this engagement. ■ h„|,| V.-,k ........ - .Is,aid ol p ie ,,-nil it a,"' tirgi' ,,'aie re*,'it— <>iiria'son t.nl do-'tor* and T\,n Arab, were »'•»" il I r t S f o M ^ l r «w ”,p a ttmnirn- inrdlenl upptii an l« inc land(l!!HtIt44l(H .......^ .lim n cpm............ id hx‘ helicopter, a , communal .tr lf* resulting teV X i|. I-. '. te •n etearril. with­ parim " , ; 1, * ‘ HMy l-.nd •«.#,#.. | th* ' "V ' "V '> in I half '"dr of the scattered. |^ i’jurr. chaired •>> •V tire. its 12 th day. | Batlgan reported tbit a I hr li-qt- transport plunge,! I ,l|rn advrrtisitiii rianfutal is t*uut- (tuuiliotHi—foiuslsal. hiL t>'*t could no^ lie ejwcled on tin- dippi.i.uli to ih- I l'i.... . China Bcsetls W ar reach'd hv ,*» "i ground for .■it Johns It is ••• l.iidi;, n«ith city, Bangui, ulv, xtut»-d the*' nt-ailv 21 lioui v • Surplus To America the \ logged rescue “partv travellive otliei S'Ci" will •># *’ir«*|r.| l.i.g .. , tao ! o i*ii . d <i*',lrds Katet III atatrvl ■1. .i 11■• Me, » Ixst n’ght RllAN(*IIAI. Dee. II (4 1 I h# ,-|iants' Association Itnd f'Spli -sr-4 ’ ’ 1 I, ii ( i ( i 'i , ,i:> >f the survlChinese- goveitiment I* reselling j r ||Kht with the < I.............. ....... It jiil'- aftrr the tending to Amerirs and I^ha ’world In K- rc B|)(, ||iank(.,| , (lp j a , , ,.e iiiemhci a ! ' ,,i.. ' V ........... •• rr*l at least 2 ,000,000 ton, of assisted of , i .1 1........ pi' I h-'limpter I'scjfle Islaml w*r surplus which j..|p<| 8| , Bfll, M, „ M ,, si..in, we ,tl-V hampered cc Chinn received . In settlement "I * ^||fe ||,.tM,|„, ,|t, 11,K- |••••sts-• 'hough only a wartime U K. delq of * I 74.'HHI,. .School student -, ii iidrirjl several I ' “ rid -'.pa'.vted the seen* non mtiaicnl selntion. nnd wr». 1. I " f 1 from the t,nose B«y tThks.v,a* dixelnsed tmisy when compnnied ‘ hv MiW llllie Ree*a Ail fu I d h - 1 • the ie .. tie operaa cnillrHt wat signed whereby Whittle at the i.ian,1. ",-u , k. , the Bethlehem Steel Corp will |{ '.-mn't until daybreak that Ai a l#.aid of .director* meet btiv spproximstely 1 ,000,000 tons tlm fir.t word came from Ooos* ing following the luncheon, (' of seran for $30,000,000. Hav I* wav v terse m u-age . The sale was announced hy wns derided to award $10 each to irs'llni* only; the Key Club and to Troop No. Italpli King, general agent of ”Brilev# there *t* sonir surviUnited Mate* Lines, who artrd 5 of the Boy Scout* for float r ... . " for Pacific Far f^at Lines. Th# entered in live Christmas parade A hard, driving wet snow has latter firm will move mountains text Saturday l - , am large-scale air Vire president Tnrlei expressed ■irwfniq of scrap ‘from doiens of Pacific i nr h it a helicopter carryingII '.ntlntiM #H l as# ,o o .| Islands in 100 shiploads during i|--|i.|4 mm.I iiifliral supplies land­ the*next 18 months. ed within a half mile of the scene. Communication* were meager ails# of thr stormy weather. Greek Charged With hi Jii.C before th# rrport that Senator Asks WAA may have survived th# Cremating Relative sum# risvh came fiom Col. Paul A. To Aid Farmer /.arttrikn at Goose Kay, another SAUBOLITO. C alif. D*r. IJ •WASHINGTON Dec. It (41 - (4N—Georg# Kavolax. IW. todav tni'cage -aiil two persons hadIn a move lo help alleviate th# was charged with shooting hi, tern Hiylilnl from th# air at th# ................. fertiliser shortage In the South, nephew, then cremating Ihe wreckage Whether' three were survivor* Senator Stennia (D-Miaa) Is ask­ wounded man on a gaxoliu# .fed or Eskimos was not known at ing the War Assets Administra­ pyre. tion to release big storage tank* Kasolas. who lived on a house Gihim- Bay, where Maj.-General to farmers in that area. boat In Han Fianclsco Bay. was William Ttlntier. commander of Rtrnnls told a reporter hr ha* arrested yesterday after a 90 min th# Atlantic Division of the ATC. written J pss Lawson; war assets ute aland against some 75 police- Is d u ctin g the rescue operations. administrator, asking the agency men, sheriff s deputies, state high, to make available to farmers a* way patrolmen and guards from aperial type o f tank suitable for nearby Kan Quentin I’rixnn. They said h# fired only once, storage of anhydrous ammonia, a homemade shotgun slug, In tna fartlllser. Th* tanks were used at ord­ turn. The nephew, Pete Hadses, 56, nance plants during the war, the senator said, and have been in­ waa wounded two hours earlier cluded In equipment declared 'with a homemade shotgun, then burned to death on the waterfront surplus. near the houseboat,. Police Chief James Doyle quot­ CELERY CUT ed Kasolas; The first Hanford celery of the "Pete owed me money. He no season was today cut on tn* fa r m would pay. What would you do?" — _*L*_p*cke<l of C. .............— A.- Hinton — amLwag^packed He aald police found six wallets Chase and Co. It waa reported' Containing $2,650 In' Kasolas* *t the celery waa of extra fin* . l i e reported the leather­ quality and took th* company’* ing Greek and hia neptop label. Sixes were heavy, ---- -------been feuding ftvd years. running Uv threes and fours. He Mid lladtes ownm*Ttie boat. I 3frS w o rm * M X fiSFr, a KS!» , .— :— I 8 - •' mm �TWO TIIE SANFORD IIKILALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA IIHII VISAS applied today / o r y ia a a T BERLIN, I W M l (AV-Wilhelm rh c k , (h im iiiy 'i No. I Communist and co-chaitman of thr Sovietsponsored "Socialist Unity Party, THURSDAY, DEC. It.* 1917 council. CIIRI 8TMA8 CARDS T h r British military governMake a. 4-page folder out of mcnt Mid it would forward the red or green paper. Cut out all application to London for a dc- hourttea of Christm as tree* from whits lace paper dollies and paate VALUE! HOME CONTROLLED Where Customers Z04 East First Nireet Sanford. Florida Send Their Friends1 S ftC H tl MEAIHEPT. DIXIE BARLING w H i t e EVERY Little Pig Pork Sale KNOW Your Meat meal HEADS AA G RA D E- , L, extra Fancy, known as Choice. A G RA D Eie Fancy, known aa Good. U T IL IT Y la C Grade. There ia not but one grade lower than C which la cannera & cutters. on coven. Write greetings on inaide paper of the foldcra. Paste a email picture of youreclf under or next to the aitenatura aa a iw ul touch. HAMS- small foot o ff SHOULDERS- foot o ff SID ES BACKBONE- country style meaty Tea lady , P fJ JNQ IS UNQUESTIONABLY THE BIGGEST AND B U T BREAD VALUE _____ _____ , __________________ T h en is ority on* top quality family loaf that you can (niv for 12 cants THAT'S DIXIE DARLING! Than la Only one place you can buy It —IN OUIl STOKES. It's kHcbin m in baked In our modern yioo.ooo bakery, than rush-dr liwrtd in our own trucks to our at ores m n tB B H 'PAll/T: Buy i t —try tL Compare 11 with all others—both for price and quality. ICeTJUtiTH R! lt‘s WHITER! It's SUFTKRt am i beet of all. it's the BREAD IN TOWN. (It stays Moat »nd Fresh Longer, toe) PORK SAUSAGE- fresh made pig Western Streak O Lean lb White Salt Bacon 55c Pork Spare Ribs Fancy Cut Morrell's Pride II ' U lea t t\ Short Ribs Sliced Bacon In Odr' Self Service Case . Correctly Aged Morrell’s Pride (6 & 8 It*) Small Picnics Genuine II Cottage Cheese T1 In Cartons Cooked Salami, Ursunswrigtr, Liver Sausage, Spiced Luncheon, Liver (,'hette, A n t. Fancy • % Cold Cut Specialties lb 59c Only Margaret Ann Sella A Grad* Western Baby Beet At These Low Prices. Rib, Club, Sirloin I Round & T-B6r>5 Chuck Roast w Pork Should*! Twin Oheddar Swift’s Prem. Franks * Lag H TA B L E SU P P LY r L O V E T T ’Si PICCLY W IG G LY U. S. Govt. Graded "Commercial" Be of lb pki A Grade Western Genuine Spring LAMB-Shankless Legs ShoutdersSquare Cut Shank Half Shoulder Chops Save a Little Every Day oa Everything You Buy At W him s //in W ltatw tR H I U a. I Sirloin or NEW IN OUR 8TQHE8 -^COMMERCIAL GRADE 1 BEEF Is more tender, more tasty than UTIL­ ITY. Its better quality makes it a really swell value at just a few rente more per poundjLhaiLVTILITr. In short, lt|# a flavortul, -food eating beef at super-valui pries* in our su re* Buy it—taste the •ddfercncel 11 T II W A Grade Juice Tender. Pride Sklnleaa U , S . G o o d G ra d e White Bolling POTATOES Callfutiiia Paacal CELERY 2 stalks 25c Green * CABBAGE Canadian Bacon RUTABAGAS Tender Sliced Beef S au sage lb 39c Sirlnln or Club 29 White Hulling ONIONS Old Time Country Style Tender Chuck Georgia, Sausage. Lb 65c R o»t YAMS Yofk Imperial Country Bmoked Beef tb York Cooking Wash. Winesapa, 2 Lba. 2!5c 1 61c QQ ? l Long Island A PPLES CAULIFLOW ER lb ORANGES 8 lb bag Fancy Delicious A PPLES PEACHES No. 2J4 can 21c 15c 25c C | jTJack Sprat! Slicad, Layar Pack FLOUR Butterfly Whiting Htd. Chesapeake Bay ■Libby's Homt* Style O y s te rs PICKLES w 73c. Fresh, Largs Bwritt'e Drcsaed A Drawn Fresh Fla. Bpeckled Wash Red Rone. Beauty 4 Con Limit! Hunt’s Fruit COCKTAIL Freeh Cooked Fla. Red Perch A Quick Ftorsn Beymour Blossom Time Tall Lb 49c Baking BUe Red King Mackerel 3 cans 33c L o b ste rs Freah California Q tffcg 33c Fancy N. C. Sweet . BOUQUET .SOAP - 2 Bars 25c OSagu Dessert Dairy Department Stokely Cranberry Tons Shipped Gr. A Largo Cream Eggs gchd BEANS do. 69c Pak Rsdl Mis Welch’s Cherry Helm Strained Chat* & Sanborn LIBBY ’S FCY. GARDEN Pumpkin He* Lge. Pkg. 33c Stokely** R a is in g S O A P FLAK ES Libby Vienna is o x D e lflA u i Franco-American f i t SPAGHETTI Starr Fane* St raw be 2 Ho I C m . 2 0 MIRACLE WHIP AH Brands — 46-oz. can OCTAGON ORANGE JUICE EverWat Fancy Spicy M g w t t rnney Bplcy plum Plum CJIEKSE 16-oz Sacramtnto All areen, No. 1 27c ASPARAGUS Ail .Brand•, 46-01 fan No. 2 Snider's Fancy' Sugar PEAS 2 for 26e GR*FRUIT JUICE Kraft's Velveeta 85c LIMA« Whlta House, No. 303 can APPLE B’bE 2 cans Hunt’s, 46•oi can TOM. JUICE m Woodbury Soup 15, Does Everything MarVELoua Octagon No. 80S can - 23c 2 can* 23c CsmdbMl’s Asorted Varieties SOUPS 27c BLACK-EVE ey, No. 2 cans Comstock Tie APPLES No. »/l W c 2 No 3 0 0 Can* 2G C 29, Xing Cole Ifed. Green .» 2 lbs WiUorf fruit All Brands PRESERVES b a b -o 18c A 2 far 25c clea n ser (if-Ritlng tu ^nmsld N'.cur, ifcos p ^ POTATOES) r.m—I -~ -*t cHoict: C A N ..... Keg. 10c Lge. 14c Finest Buiunaid Becdltte sunshine Vanilla OCTAGON PRESERVES Spuds 10 Lbs 65c P o t a t o e s 4 Lb> 3 3 c CASHMERE Del Monte CO FFEE D a te s 16 c �• f % I tlL, a A M i l i e u * ifu H S U A Y . DEC; II. 1847 Ism Fight ( r m d i i f d fr»« »'*» n«.*( * the nu»t Important cbaMrngvs to I’mli-sUntism.*' oildt-tl l>r. Tucker, whn now live* In Merlin, Pa. Ur. lliffendnrfer noted u an •Un)pie of the influepc* of Comn 9 ilim in the l.«tln American Republic* the fact that tome la­ bor union* require all connection with any religious body to tie leveled a* a condition nf mini, berihip. The situation. in Latin Amer­ ica, Dr. Diffciulorfcr salil. call, fur itrcnffthenhiK the evantcelical minoyity now in those land* and “carrying the gospel to more people and to new a it a*." lie recommended an enlarged program of religious education, belter church building*, betlei training uf the ministry .and membership, camp* fur young pen. pie and a gical variety of gent-raJ religious literature. Other iniasloary budget allacntlon* piotH>*ed to the board of mission* for the next' four ytare include: ftt.UOU.OOO for war recon stiuclioii in Kuiupa; *1.7 lfr.tWJj for India; $ft01,t>25 for Centre! Africa; $136,000 for liurma, $192,000 for Malaya; $200,000, for the Philippine*; $ 457,000 fot China; I 260.(KK) for Korea; $ 1&I,-, 000 for Japan, and 1142,000 for North Africa. The money’ would be used for new . building*,, niulpment and modernization of exisilhjf facili­ ties. , GOP ' U E K A C D , SA.N LU K D , F L U ID DA iV .t i F |which is built aiound a plan t o ’ The proprietor of the hat shop'made Mae Kimf Mis. H H Mattox* . . . .*. .1 W '• 1‘ "'va ___ ________ Mr Mrs Ales l.einlmit- Mi* I. X. let liusine** make agreements to ilisplayiiig Ilia hats Into was Mi Ib I chairman. I’l.mla* Cote, vjlll lie in cliaige of Thcmi-on. Alficd 1, 110.. lit* , hi! hold down riding living costs Kiichct. of Sanfonl. M .............*,Milton :, ‘ ithout incurring prosecution j |,r *|* a't,-l*trfl Mis. Kiichut in the mi •nngrnitOttV asslstixf by the I' u im II and the eomnlivee undei the anlbtrust lows. 1hi« undertaking. In uddition In * social ihattnn-i. of tin thlxV it Mr. and Mis. limn - \\ \\ii-.in] The bill was hitrmluced jrtnlri - i l.ewis utht’ia mndeling hat* 1 ch-s; rwntef). Mr*. Paul t’anip- Slid Mrs. W W. Wilson t vp.-et to day by Rep, Wolcott lit Micht. * , . rt. „j,|, In.the junior cldai nml' bell. Nettie Kain'dl t’irrlc] Mi­ have u« their g,n •>- ttvs I titiifh• T u m b le ," ll has been docketed for Mouse j |*dies of Oviedo Model* Milton Imre. Mm y * Lawton Fitund ««»n, iispeetlvely, l*r, Uutght Wilson, and *lir|d>i‘tt :,r.p| delrate Monday. i inclutled Mr*. I.ewi*. of Sanford :' *‘1°* •""* Mi*.Il»lli* fo x . Pearl Reside asking standby authority | j j , , Tommy Staley Mis. C U I Martin I’Utle Mr*. Arthur fort- grand*i,a. Dwight, tr: v i-,. will Turriblo, T u m b le F ' Hcriui, to Impose wage priceand ration j cionts. J r . Mist Joan Meek, Mis*, h'dir* .md Mr« Nettie Auitn. of arrive on Dee. 22 ing rotitrola heyotul next nornthv Nlhlack, Mi** Carlene) the M.-tiy Lawton (’Ifrle sttdConn., Mi for g !«■> u . . ’*** vi-u. ruary 29. and power to regulate j MrKin(,>on M|lii .|onu., W. WII- 1 V«un« Hr,,.,*and Mrs. Jimh,ie Frlrinl* will In*•glad to know Hell lljdet i- hack ! After twrelT *sv-,*‘ho* a to a n c a n g s t run das r\ trading on commodity fxeluiiigvs, \i, u> •n Young Mi* Melniwqn will art ns Ihmi. ** fot •bnt Alls. Iu*on I'iirpbli', who ia tarnIV Jcsr*!" And lh.it lint U. eliminate kpecuialion. *‘,M* * V.‘ . V,, . . , 1 * , * 1 , I the pa, I v. lm- Ih'i'I, until siik fo, i In* ji.nt )c«r* rn Capital Cil). Urn Its* re­ tnkra his lunjur m l of his clink tired and tome to enjoy tile in tho woke ia.verv niuer in^M toL sp ^ d fle ^ S V la tio n '^ o T u n g ' h i l . aVaV m\»! (harle»‘ Ti'N ihlark.' Mi- lUsnehi Partin and Un sad tells us how p r-'id hr I* of tho r Arsoclare Worth, Patpii, Frr.uk family huu*e on Alsrle Sliest, within a couple of days war mmlr •* M- Usniell. J I . t ,*x. and Iniw- their icritfu-atcs and pin* nfr»t | \V. Talbott. Mrs,* Frank W TalFirst thing lien doc* ir write <,* erd c rl). tsw-shW ln- stm osphcis h t , ,t| a | . Complaining horv Otir Toon l.ai finds hrrr.’ when a reporter remarked he bus Hardy formed a putty motor- partn U'utmg in the sehtml for bott and M rs I. |i nut mcii any prupoictl bill* front ; inj? to Jifkw jnnllp Thur>Mlii> on lunehtetun workers that ra« liebl tended the meeting and Initiation cbangcil. “ Why, Uirre's no mud in Vml from whtre I »!t. you can in Sihfttiil th,*- week. Tli.-y are j «i>irni«ralr» of K inittMe rhafifi r the administration on price n r ! * annpinnir If in. the sti’iet* to" sink up tn yt-fff point lo that growing piefercu*# wage control*. | Mrs. Lena I. Hunt wa* host to now ,,unitfke,| io work in any No, 2, Order nf P:,*b-i, Srae.l The President added that every Members of the board of the lupeltimim,th 11»< I'nilcd titatnr j Which were held «' tbe Ma -nii ankles in!’’ lie says. “No p.ltel tor a mMcf ate, whole *■ne gist., uf Mr- Arthur Cattlcdge. sotinJ t Temple, Sanford. Thnr-I.iv •vj-n, | feuding lu the town stjusre!' No Iw r a* er< rrnr ot folks in Uur thing he mentioned in hi- message I Offcslo Womans Club on r inlay moonshine liquor or Saturday Town are so temp* ra t., anJ neigh­ to the special session will be rov ’ eflertioon at her home on !,nkr eharimat, for the Oviedo Rnpiist ing. rtrd by legislative proposals. j'Chnrtrt. , , Churvb, assisted by her commit-. ! ^** lni* .JJ 1’ 1 IJa-’., " igl-.t, ^rf , night brawiil^JCbthlng to do but borly qqd wclbbehnvcd. t- settle f o r temperate gl«*c nf betr Asked about the 4-iMiint IL*p-' John Evan* Showed ptrluiJs lev. Mr, and Alls 4. R Jone*. Sanford. Will hr-th. -!,» < , i ubliean •’substitute. ' fMr. Trunianj pertaining to national education Mr*. Milton time, •or i and Mr. and of Mr. mid All* -T R »-*rv* Mon in a law-abiding thvrjnl'* rlay night. o*ou liuiiiy served l,m said there is no substitute. u n d ,Woik at tbe Hoard of Ed lieat ion Mrs. “■lufrrhlrvlursihlr, tumble," lien ■an h« wants His progrlu.i carried m,.,.tinsrf( the Oviedo .Methmli-t cHoioUm- and tookin* following Mrs, 4. 11. 4t'fTr-, Ir. fit I, -nine out to the letter. He said anything Church* which - * wa. .................. * the muting of the Worker's | heller uflrl r « t llijii\ V i" 4 litat held at the short of that will It inadequate. rhun-h on Thursday evening. Mi** Council W'edn-'-Jny rvemt.p at her fath e r, II V. Reeve. • via,*. (In the question of the anti Mary Calhoun, flate tlireclnr o f, the rhurvb. Till'*** setved wen- * rut, Ca-I I* very nr'.idt l-ci'er fob I In to llo x o i f UfcxddKM in : trust laws, ho wis emphatic, say ChilthenV Work nnd Mm. T n lt.j Rev. amt Mr*. II. II lank, Mrs I lowing a slight lili es* ing they will Iw enforced to the of l.nkt land. Were guest *|K*Ak-, limit. ere. After the business meeting ' My. Truman said he I* in delirious sandwiches and coffee slsting on everything necessary Were servr’il to the member* of to make the cost of living come the* boaiil pieseiii: namely, Rev, down. Lionel W, Nelson, J . H. Staley, Leon Olliff. C. E. AJnriner, From where I sit ...JyJoc Marsh I( IMM I Mas w**l ilcclaratiun that anything le»$ than th e , administration** 10. point program for curbing living .costa will Iw ina>It*piate -Mr. Trumah told his news con* farence that he will suhu|it to Congress in a couple of day* specific legislation cbvem .f the wage and price controls which he has requested. . The President added that he also expects to submit other pro­ posals to rovOr all the ten points l i c o r g e W. A lo ig n n , M i* . C . - 8 . In hla first message to the spec* lore,'John Evans, and Ali*» Hathla) session. In a sharp ci iticUrn of one fea­ Rpeclal to (he Sanford llernld ryn loiwton. Mr*. Frnl Pierson, president of ture of the proposed Republican ____By MARIAN R. JUNES * the W M, t\ of the Oviedo Rapprogram, Mr. Truman said the country a anthtrust laws will la* Mr. and Mrs. Jack Standifer, list Church, .presided ( «vcr * tho enforced to (he limit Os lung as former proprietors of the Oviedo monthly business meeting, -which he U president, restaurant, have sold out nml was held at*the church. The pro­ • He made this cotnrarnt on it moved to Miami. Johnny Kc|. gram was under the dii*vlit,n of point In the COP plan which ***y, son of Mrx. Dora Kelsey.* a the Pearl ‘Marlin Circle. A re­ would allow some relaxation of the former employee of llouatd John­ port on lib- state convention, anti-trust law* to permit Indus­ son's, Orlando, ha* taken -charge which'wa» held in Oi luiido, * was given by Alls. II. II Link. lh*fitries and business to pool ro.our* of the res lain nnt now-. -ces and information. An interesting hat show t^at niie pfnns for the Christmas par­ AlheiLUf he is also opposed to spunaoied by the members of the ty.'which ts lo Is- held on the any ralaaatlon of tlur antl-tiust junipr class at the Oviedo school third .Monday in Deet-mlte'i, in laws In meet the New England auditorium Thur»dhy_ evening, the baicniL-ut-af-tjw^ehuteh,oil shortage, -Mr Truman-repeated that as Inng as he Is president tht.ro will Iw no relaxation of the SOLVE YOUR XMAS GIFT PROBLEM! anil-trust laws if ha can help it. Reminded that he had said at By sending a fancy gift box of a previous new* Conference that the, OPA wo* in the form of a . mixed Citrus Fruits from police-state method, the President | said the police stale method arises ' FAMOUS CROSS CREEK GROVES only under dictatorships. If Congress directa pricn and growers nnd txpre*** shippers nf tret'-riprneti, nnlurnl wage controls in a free govern­ rolor cliYua*- tftuves al Cross Creek, Fla- nml mtslern ment >by free legislative action, new parking plnnt ul Islnnd firttve. FIu.( SiUlsfncHiin be said, that Is the free govern­ ment approach. gunrnntevd. The Republican Plan appeared j bended for quick congressional ; Place your order hy lelephnning 7R5-.M, wrilinia llox i approval with Ueaiocratle mem- 1 .113, nr culling In person ^nk 190(1 Locust Avenue- nil I-era «f Congress indicating will- I in Sanford, ftintplele Infnraalliip ns In prices, selec­ , ingneMTlo allow Republicans to tions offered, etc. gladly stifTplIed upon ret|uesl. * * ; mas their program and taka th e : iilarne if it fails. They contend XMAS OltDKKS NOT ACCEPTED AFTER that the COP plan to curb in -: flalion hy “volunlar^" means will j TUESDAY, DECEMHEU 16 flop. Mrs. OeorKe H. Wlllinnis, Jr„ The House Hanking Committee j l.oenl Sales Represent nil ve it its called together today lu con 1 sider the Republican legislation Oviedo News * * H m ’i ahot you got >■ coot 1. ftimtHNIMT I ijt L 1) O. ■c O h CO. T ✓ / tu i o u m i i / ✓ MU IT TAITVmi • / M> n / two • rill S m l ./ 6 ta itt-U tft (Mil A iMif, U l t J h l h U U l m g j ; a i r i l i t m /JO //* /(,* •* /. i I s n l * HC jr tm N E -H 1 n O T T Is IN U CO. 504 Celery Avenue - j- --------- M I = H I E II I= m E II I= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= lll= II IE I II = lll Qj m i S B m n D iHI E ifi n n F - g H 1 I1 1 j Uj K f i ­ ll L S Shaving B om Is $ 1.00 to $ 1.50 Colognes $ 1.00 (o $HMH) S feachets .50 to $ 3.75 ©j Bath Foiyders .50 lo $ o t^ tu ffe d Dolls $ 1.10 to $ ® Nursery Soap .25 to $ Electrie Razors $15.0(1 to $22.50 #* Bill Folds $ LOO to $10.0(1 | I.ip,Sti,ks . .50 to $ 2.50 M . Do they need a NIGHT TA BLE?' We have mem ui fLS.uo ; . Anotner suggestion for the new — kitchen. An OIL. K A fSU E- by — Florence. $139.bo III . . Fbr~PICTU RES or PILLOW S- = © • Either from $3.95 ||| £? . . Of course is Q U A L I T Y from ~ Mather’s. . jTjj . . Naturally means R A D IO S- we UJ carry all “name” brands. * From $19.95 ||| . . SILV ER W A R E for an inexpen- = sive yet useful g if t Service for 6 $7.95 . . Would mean TA BLES for any room in.the house. $7.95 up III . . For UPHOLSTERED CHAIRSOne for every room in the house. From $12.95 . . T^t’g see, oh, of course- VELOC­ IP E D E S for the Kiddies. S14.95 _ , , Means ..she ..wants . a . . WOOD ZZ * STOVE for this Xmas. $69.95 111 . . is. for X M A S - many items not ZZ listed, so come visit us and make ■i ■ your selection now. Sii *. is a natural- Y U LE G IFTS from j = M ATHER’S. . . Last but not le a st- Don’t wait ZZ for the ZERO HOUR to pur- ||| chase your Gifts. Ml Phone 127 IIIs IIIb IIIEIHHIIb IIIEIIIs IIIs IIIs IIIEII CARDS Sc to 5(>c \Uo It) 'I hr* Ibrf -u p r.A d itrfiH rt tw iafu js t-e, I H I Brushes t Comparis F R O M “A ” To “Z ” For Your Christmas Shopping i; •N „ ALUMINUM W ARE- a natural g ift for her. From.’ $9.95 • 0 . . BED S of any size or finish. . $14.95 up 1 COCKTAIL TA BLES for as little $12,95— , 1' as — .-I . . D IN ETTE SU ITES- a moat use­ Q ful g if t * ■ Reg. $79.95 value for $59.00 R . . END T A B L E S - in'm aple, ma­ hogany or blonde. $7.95 up . . Would mean FU RN ITU RE from S your LOCAL MATHER STORE. . . G IF T S - we have something for .“each member of the family. T T rltA N D SO M E is the word for the Simmons HIDEAW AY BED. U From $199.00 . . I is for ICE REFRIG ERA TO Ra g ift for the home. V From flip! $49.95 . . Don’t forget the JU V EN IL E SW a Crib, Playpen or Stroller. . . Wouldn’t she prize a KITCHEN X CA BIN ET for years o f giving. $49.95 . . A LIVING ROOM SU IT E for all Y to Bhare this Xmas. Priced fr om ... $149.95 Z . . For M A T T R E S S- a g ift that will laat for yeara. $29.95 Ilnllmutk * (.'hrislmns t ’nnic to T o u rh lo n V - the Merry Chrlshniis S t o r e - for g i n j Ihat look excitingly exlruvngant yel nre prlied iis light ;t^ Iissue-nnd-tinsel ritilion! We'y e it .grand selet linn nr perfect p r e s e n ts -g ifts Hull will lie opened fiist . \ . . pmisetl ilie hunlrsl. Me have them ft*r ns lit lie us ,vi( lind m,u-|i ,i« JT.r.RII . . . . nnd no mnt l er how lilile m how much v,,u spend, jm i re sure of giving tin- nnrsi ( l,ris|ni;iu Jnv tm I he mniiev. ShnvIng = m H in t;. CHRISTMAR WRAPPINGS pv;nvv!>'1^ c o v .o t ^ v> „|*C e . w ’V h ' ' j ' *, n rd lO ’ ”’ . v;n/>'!'* Tit'-' J iS f - ’V“'|U . .. UuUirtO M U,chu'**"1 .\dTiaR gluntf . . i>urwA> $ J.oo to $f8.qo \ " i W" e " \*»rV $ 1.50 to $ 7.50 * 1 . �' -• M C E Ft) UR ■ad* a The Common Cold The Sanford Herald ■- ------— * M a h i l t b a d l a | K a f lh tiih id U tlf *a»t*M«r atnl I r a a d a r c l h a a l a i d , M «rM * HI . l i a i i l i a __ __ _ M lrrc d «i i n vftd tint* I M a h f f 27* ! • ! » . nl «M !•••« O t l l r r Vt M nfw trf, | ‘ld H in , iintlrr I h r A ft » l *-fiHnrr»i' wf H H frh b,. I*#?* l l l l l .l . t M l 1- ll»iX < V A H»f i.n n iu > \ n r . t s I THE WORLD TODAY Truman And Marshall Are Said To Be “True Voice Of America Thu common cold costa the American people well over lb DEWITT MACKENZIE n billion dollars a year, according to Dr. Louis I. Dublin, AI* Foreign Affair* Anslyat vice-president of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com­ pany. NEW YORK, Dee. tO OP)It’s a wise man who doesn't The average person suffers at least two colds during relebrate a victory until he has I‘resilient Turn an and Secretary of the year, which meant* nearly 300,000,000 a year in the It In hi* pocket—which i* by way State Marshall are “the trti-J warning that the French gov­ 'Yoke of America,’ " and should population of the United States. Dr, Dublin reports also of ernment'* rental Inna) repulse of lead the way in atapa intended that simple.colds usually last about five dayB, and.thus Communist aggression—represents m combat anti-American propa­ Htnuril . account for a total of 1,500,000,00$) days of discomfort and only one sur«-e«» against the Bol- ganda abroad, Senator Lodge S t I I S t H I F f l l » 5 ~ H A f %:* I t j C a tf ltr . W eek f — Deduced efficiency. If not of actual disability. ihevitt revolution end many (Il-M ais) M id lait night. -----------------^ that.......... Ow H a a lh . ... Discussing the queation "How‘Tim common cold accounts for more lost time in Ip - 1 battle* remain to tie fought hr T » r» t I* foro thr war ia won for Democ- can we combat anti-American f.'.* : (iustry than docs any other single cause of disability, even raev. propaganda in Europe?" >n ~Tii' Vvir; ; .; —Jit'iu-'~a«! though workers often endure the Infection without stnying Havinir rounded this warning America'* Town Mreting of the III mnli • rrto ia lle ia a a o l h f i ml away from work," Dr. Dublin notes. "From 40 to 50 per note, it ran he said that the Com Air radio program (ABC), Lodge ♦ M#tl»l«*MMil* f a r H>r ftu»p#«# *#f mumsts in Franc# have eortie a i Mid the "world radio and preaa lll a l m r f u n d i. Mill if# t h a r i M I«m cent of all days lost from work am attributable to colds and had- erdpper in having to bou •* r^ m ilfir M m t l W h v rut#*. their complications. A conservative estimate of the country­ before a government ultimatum are largely open" to Truman and Marshall and “they should func­ VmEbuiI ,|f H * p s p H p f]iii« fftiN ||i« 'i, wide toll is at least one working day per employee ja r an and call off the nation-wide tion as the 'V oice.'" LVi'm/.T'miV* num. This means a loss of more than 60,000,000 days to strikes which the Red* caused The "Voice of America" la the — v* »« i s r i industry this voar. Even at an average daily wage of $7, through their domination of the name given by the U. S. S ta ti In lh# M ilk hm4«fN«»- ‘ l t ._. * . * „ i \^g .. _____. n „ rtH ( 4 Q A AAA Aftfi " Gentral Confederation of I*ahpr. Department to its international rViWaV'oii r v £ * the totul loss of wages comes to over $420,000,000. Thr rnnit ^riouA aspect of thU j broadcast radio programs beamed ■wf.*#, U «a* ' The cost of drugs and medical care in the treatment of ........ . . .. d«fe»( from the Bolshevist stand- around the world from m Ea ; n;L'Lu colds comes to roughly $400,000,0o6 a year, Dr. DiftHii estl- P(ji,u he, in the fact that the I tMrumliMra tro u g h Eur^Vn mi nm. aiiMri* tnales. No attempt, however, i3 made to estimate the coat strike movement -which at list te|iy autiona. involved “ to employer* from lost production and disrupted routine, peak 1V- —n v ^ some . ffSfSs?? I participating with l-odge in th , P ** MITI w orkers-w a* rapidly colIap*ingj werc R, p. Ca*e (R-S. although it is stated that the figure in very considerable Verfiiire many laborers were turn •p j MtJ Genfr,J W,j||am j . “ TU ITISD A t. DEC. II* I'HT for the country as a whole. Th"P^ rrc n , u ' Donovan, former director of the B IBLE VBR5E FOR TODAY "Although the common cold In generally considered a v.Tiiv' Office of Strategic Services and infection, any h are . T i likely .h tto h « . far »" ,h,‘ Rev..l . William II. naSOME SPEND THEIR LIVER minor — ........................: :r„ disoase , „ that costa the, American . , , pen. VV.' whlch have , -----. . Melish, .. COLLECTING JF.WtXB WITH- pie m ore than a billion dollars a year must tic rated high reaching effects un the atrugglr tional chairman of tha Council of American-Soviet Friendship. OUT BLEMISH. WE ARK GOD'S j„ th e list o f enemies of public health,” Dr. Dublin observes. between Communism and western JEWEL*. HE WANTS US TO BE WITHOUT BLEMISH. KEEP #, YOURSEI V K(): T.. kef you be. fum the presence af^hU glory without' fdamDh?-June 24:26. ■r, ________ !__________________ German Fears _ • ................... ......... ;— .J . _ » .. David M .'N ich o i, observing th e G erm an scene n-om Rerlin, says tiiat no event since the end of iho war hn3 no , Germiul pcop|0 an h an the meeting of foreign , ister8 jn , mion . .. classes of people , All arc discussing this meeting and its possible results. Like people the world over, the rank and file of Germans do not see the ot’er-oll picture of these results. Euch is wondering w hat,effect the negotiations will hhve on his own life. “Two and a half years of In­ creasing insecurity." says Nichoi, "have robbed the tier mans of moral or philosophical ability to provide their own answers." • ' ,, . , „ irT nlght br aiMeiTlhat lh7s "mnra! or philoBoplilnd tbllity" has lieen lacking an*ong the Germans for a longer pcriai! than sincr the war. Such ability might havb prevcntpil Hitler's rise to power, and thus made tutneccasury thjfl when Germany's fate must be decided upon by j , e r fonTier (.|temles. It is this innate passivity which Jias made these laoplt* the willing ulaves of their demagogie leaders. They should, by nomc means, be brought to realize this fait. The County CnmmiMton .. do,a * , (j a goo, job in gelling tome rri Srminob (.ounfy« n.aJi widrned and irpaiird. H h n big nupinir- ■ mcnl. In New YoiV Ci|y the Radio Dirrclnr* Guild lias auliiourrd * *.like ever demand* * for a f-4 2 5 0 weekly minimum »alary. We wnndei if strike* w|ll ev « be r ( minated wh#n“ dirthdiV gen an |ui l a dmutqfid doll.ir* a month. v , . At Cape May. rf J. d (4 yea.old gal «a*J her rM S ip im o n were found dead on the float m l of 'heir parked automobile, tuflocated Iroiq a raiLnn monoxide p<>i*oning The tar w«» out of p.sso'uvc and the rwitch Iml hern left Universe Yardstick .*n, indiraling that they had parked for a uiomrnt, had *iayrd loo long A new standard of measurement for all creation iins il you roust |iark on lontly liigh- Iicon discovered, and probably soon will he adopted. This ways, turn ihc switch(ofl. is a wave length of green light emitted from a synthetic •mereiirv made tint of gold as a result of atomic force. .The A Treasury Department slate j: J j present standard of length is a minutely ruled stick kepi m«nl reveals l ,1 n i ‘ : in Paris, a duplicate of which is in the United States Hu y ‘ Stales, now ________ ‘n... in 1,gold ti .i.t.serve* . . . . reau of Standards. The new unit, however; is wild by scionhalf I'tllinn dollais lists tn offer far greater precision since it will permii ■s comps red wjlh al*oul 20 and,.* measuring to the'billionth, of an inch inslead of the mil­ half billions a year jko. D* mg lit* *, "roannK Iwcntics" tins' ^ounlty'f lionth as now. It is interesting that this new standard lion come about ^ gold slrvcls Jcldtnni k trtry*nt five pis a reversal of the process followed by1ancient alchemtstdhijlions. H aw rtrr, in those d.ivs They tried to make gold from mercury, whereas the mod the five hiliiom w rit at work. rrna have reversed the process, and, wills atomic knowJ Today they a il huri-d at Fort lodge. extracted n mngic light to>Md from their manipula­ Knox. , tions with gold.,To the average man in the.street this now : ’TV diiectou bf’ the Tourist Ntavb of light, ‘thp new standard nf length, sounds nuitn Center air l ermnine to-find out nR ntyslerious, though nccompllsliutl in the name of pure wlmt wc have kaqwn all'the time, i lhal Sanford u hou^t ‘‘dubbed < M S r s !— organiralinm in t lly* Mown that , 1 T H U R S D A Y , P E C 11. 1 9 4 7 TOE SANFORD IIERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA — ,,l», nn>' of lh * hoku" of U' 0H0 ,,l(l l,mp g -raB- w a 1'irrsBORG y T O w m E m w o if count eh about hve fiundrsd of thrm want ! . ALMOST every NORMAL per- .which to prolong PREJUDICE is to uic the Touiiit Cetjler every son wants to bn admitted to sod* to show it yourself. If vjtu would like olher* to lie - night. Ami they all want, a rebrotherhood, to be regarded TOLERANT toward you, you p oittt horn H.e HeraJJ tp > * there h,*hlF ,n d ,0 ,ovH by f4mUlr' must be tolerant Inward them. friends and neighbor*. * and they all want hi* »tory on Love and tolerance com# Everybody admit* that It is the Ironl page. I V fi'»t thin-; BETTER to b* loved than to be through UNDERSTANDING, and a hllow doe* in this town, when hated, belter to have friend* than you cannot expect people to un­ derstand you if you INSIST on he doesn't know whit cite to do, foe*, better to be regarded as an misunderstanding them. asset than a * .a liability. » to organise a fkrhc Admittedly ft le not EASY do It might well be tahi that this it the rnd of all man** DESIRES, return good for evil, to'give lotc llsnry Wallace jays the .Demo­ and certainly there can he no for hxtred, to turn the ( “ CfAnic UC -ratty is tho 'Tasrf nsttv* *h*eh ■whew yms-erw-fiLAPBi P»HY! h*"pl—• g^*1 It Is much EASIER to alap owevrr. It must be readily aad'that unless - |hatg/&\ * china* j Ho >eopl* back, to exchang* epithet for of policy soon wilj head * M !Mi TTK»? «nd Tt.i.,1 cj ■ .. . 1 |fall far short of this goal, and epithet, to return III for IH hut 11 0 PUt A* ***** ° l ! upon examination it will usually unfortunately that la not the olher. Well, il W/VS The Demo bn found that THEY themselves CHRISTIAN wav and li ceFtHnly not the WIRE way. critic Party which was'fn powrr nrc Inrgely responsible. When we REPAY hard words Unfortunately for them, they when we got into the m l World have been using Ibe WRONG with xofl ones, when we return W'ar, and also die sec ind World means of opening the dooy to the smiles for. growlt, when we do W'ar. if that makes the Democratic human brotherhood they seek. deeds for' evil ones, we are not When rebuffed by society, they only following - the example of Party a ’’war pasty.’?- But we S U S, but we are placing our wonder if the Republican Pally it have too often sought to FORCE JE people to have fraternal enemies at a great moraf dla any lest *."w*i psity” just because other advantage. feelings toward them by using it has not been tq potyer during antagonlatlc method*. Nothing so GALLS a person Ind They have battered at the door make* film more contrite and a war suite the ^paimh-Amrrjcan War. At to the future, we of brotherhood with tha tools,of aelf-conaclotii than to b* pfkced HATRED1, animosity and IN­ at a MORAL disadvantage in this don’t know ihit, "getting lough TOLERANCE, and expected to way. with Russia" i»’ any mote likely he freely, admitted with smiles „ When we' hate individual* and group* for ANY reason, we to get us into war than thr ap­ and afffclton. potion and Injure OURSELVES They hkve ustd -the peasement policy which Henry far more than we do them and of strife and WARFAJIE, at Wallace now adrocatea. butlng to those who hesitate to thus defeat oureelves because we them the very-worst In- accentuate thtir feeling instead Ah interesting point to irmrm- welcome ettneta and motive,, thinking Of ELIMINATING IL her in connection-with these Com: thereby to make them change We must continually RE­ munul-Ied strike* in France which their mind* PLENISH the rcservlor of love They have disparaged those if wa hope to to^inue to slake have been paralysing the econ­ thirst, there; wa mutt who railed to display IMMEDI­ our omy of the country, taming wide- ATE affection, and comradeihtip, PRACTICE what we preach .we . sptrad hunger and starvation and apparently thinking to win them mutt do unto OTHERS aa we threatening the very Existence oi in such a manner. would hare them do' gnto US. You cannot win a nlac# t< Similar CONDUCT may be ob­ the government itsrif.'T* that thr workn* ate not striking against served on the part of groupi who people'* HEARTS with axes have failed to get tha considera­ chisel* and hammers. private employers "who are mak- tion they wanted. You can only gain admittance mg exorbitant proijts and squeez­ This U definitely NOT the way with the ever-present key oi ing the life’s blood out of the t* win friend# and Influence peo­ LOVE. TYy THIS mean* and too hd* ‘ P(orkeri“ #1 is usually Abe argu- ple. and friendship CANNOT much MORE headway you make; tnrnt in this countiy. They a n he Love won with tho hammer and the striking against the government bludgeon, no matter haw much SUICIDE VICTIM which has long since taken we may F E E L that wo deserve HOUSTON, Dee. 11 VP)—A ver­ the Drifsportstioa and com- them. Files cannot be caught with dict of auiclde was returned In stson industries, at welt at and VINEGAR, but rather the death of Robert Kirk Mayof tl* other basic indu* ray, 41, former elly recreation director from Dayton, Ohio, and of ibe country in which the former Navy commander. Ha was .................... It* found ehet to death near an air­ port here Monday afternoon. was Justice of the Peach Thorns-, Franc* iw a Maas returned tha coroner’s Ver­ dict. Maea said a note addressed ward YOU, it la necessary that to Murray’s wlf* was found in since you show a similar foaling to the man's pocket and a .33 callU bar automatic was found -near t i w f l ’-o**« s w t . sffw tiv t way tn bta body. x ' ... "M pssBsw au*.*. . Red Panic Buying Strips Stores Of Goods And Fnocfe _________ S T O C K H O L M , D ec. II Seminole County Court Records w s R s m t n rs :n » C ro u p , c a s r l r * A- T o llrriw r t* W in n » lu x M»l« I . i W a ijc n m li. W A » i u i U IIU T * H a rta l* . C C c l u i E lia a h d h I 'n r k c i ,.J t> T o W al*«B ll» * l Aitm II J S » 'H o ftr. f>Iaa » t* lr T T o J o h n V VhoSi1 - t , - rL 8. . & "/Vwecv.s PLUS" Season’s Q reetin g s ' Th* approach of Christmas and a Now Y*ar brings many pleasant memories oi th* h*Ip and Inspiration received from our Irienda, old and new, In the byqen* ye'--. To you we express our thanM and the wish lor a Meny Christmas and a Happy 'New Year. To those wo have assisted to become fellow members d tho Woodmen Society, we cordially extend tho hand oi Fraternal Fellowship. May you long enjoy tho assur­ ance d security your Woodmen Ilia Insur­ ance protection provides, and the many benefits derived from Woodcraft's fraternal and fodf] activities. ■ s s a tis s . II. J. FINCH, District Manager *" Office Phone - 967----- Residence 1305-J 110 South Park Avenue Sanfdrd Florida I and. Bf^laln. . The. tcil J'.'teiglL newspapers— We should seest—departments store,—buying srnsu. of observer* at the Big t-ei hap, provide translated edi"all they could get. valuable*, fur Four Foreign Ministers' Confet lion# of American new,,taper* coat*, pianos, furniture." cure in London la that Franrr is published on thn conllnenl/' He -said the derailment, alore now In the western camp anil will He also suggested thr U, * Hosed "due to repairs" the nest remain there, provided her seem ' make newsprint available Ip day and olher shop* closed for ity against aggression from llir newapajier whose anti-Am'eriCan "stock .taking." e .,t is adequately .Bo»rantccrf line 'derives UPrlT„ lrl(II1 „ r of Irer . from ,fear On Dec. 4, It. B. Undersecretary nn, s.o2rfJ r I J uccd' “Ilocation* from of Slat* Robert A. Lovett told a road. 1 a n , -sad pni . toscow I 1st -dominated government . . . . . . . i.nCommon, i ....... agen Senate Committee that , some U the rapilal of France rather than agreement ws(h thing "ini the nature of panic I nent with Most important of these devrl ties Soviet philosophy." ^IhspUtR" had hit Russia. He at- I opments would seem, to be Donovan t a l u p r o p a g a n d w tributed it to rumors of impend- France's gieai moral victory-bar rcasH-rtion of hcrvelf aa a against the United Slates, “mad* ing price increases and devalua­ power. A tremendous lift of na­ up of rumor as well ##■ direc*. tion of the ruhle. Hr said therj tional morale could result from assertion, ran be found .a t all were heavy run* on banks. (Reports in Waxhingion, by this—and morale is whkl western times at all levels of life in the rountrlt* of Europe, from gov­ sources in a pot it Ion - to know, Europe needs. also mant toned the elostng of one However. already remarked, ernment official* to railroad of Moscow’s principal depart. . ... - , „ -, , the present lull in the Hurl revolu­ workers and Innkeeper*." it... V . — ..r * J tment store* “for re p a ir* ’ and of tion may bo expected to precede Rep, Case urged Amir Iran 0,L_r tnr “Invenlorv"! other shops for “Inventory.") another-' storm. The Communist newspaper* to share their news­ Luhdbcrg said the Russian leader# 'o f the Grnrrnl Confeder print with European publication* buyers took anything they could ■atinn of Labor are hitler oVry tnrmlty to Ihc United States. buy, food, vodka, « raviar and their defeat and have appeslrd fru it Farmer*, he aaidr withheld to the workers to prepare l„r perishable food from the market "future combat U*“t will be se­ Florida Gives OK To and tent prices for eggs, butter vere.M Observer* thinks the trtirr Carolina Shrimpers and meat allll higher. will last for s few week*, prr. “It waa a remarkable spectacle haps until a (jc ( the first of the to witness Kodr mere rumor from Rl.ESTO N , JL yaar BO as to give the workers 1 • ntA™ .. , . C., Dec. 11 mouth to mouth 'could create chance , to replenish ,-mpty p u r-'[ , ^Flond#" offered today tfl ■!tude unequalled in llie 30-yearsc*, to get by the Christmas hull-* low South vtrollna shrimp boat* IsLory of the revolution and how days, and to forget (If they can) a temporary agreement proposed the well-dlaciplined press pre­ the hardshipj they have i-mlurcd entrance to Florida V alrr* under tended not to know what was hap­ modification of South Carolina's In the protracted strikes. pening white Moscow's shop* were There ix another aspect of the act which charge* out-of-state raked hart? of goods," he added. ■iiustiuu tn which I have referred fishing Imat*' a 12,600 license in a previous column and tlA* Is fa*. law. that the Red* appear tn lie nnxiThe offer w*» made by FlorRepresentatives of Florida, oifs to see General Charles de Ida'a Fish Commissioner Ralph Georgia and Smith Carolina met Gaulle c'omc to power again as O. Franeher at a conference’ 'with U. H. Wildlife Service ofhead nf an anti .Communis l gov. here, after state Senator W. flrlata ami officers of commcrelid arnnlVht. The'general is their Brantley Harvey of Beaufort said fishermen’s organixation* to try Worst foe in France, and the/ he was certain that lliero would to work uul reciprocal agree­ believe he wpuld break hiinfClf he a modification of the state's ment* on fishing right*. because of the country's economic chaos. With him out of the way they'would have fair aailing^-au they think. ATTENTION, YOUNG W O M EN ! In any event, of ohe thing we —who are high school graduates between 18 and 34 may be sure. The Communist* win fight to th* finish. years of age, of sound mental and—physical health and of good character— Woodmen of the World LUe Insurance Society OMAHA, NEBRASKA e Vets Board/ Asks Become N u r s e s .. . fl'icial-Rcmovedl T h r 1 ,r .n, . - j f t m o . i , " Florid^ la recruiting . For Poor Service Orlando, • a t student nur.es to WASHINGTON. Dec. II (4 V An official qf th* Vetrfani Administration whose removal ha* been flemanded* hy the House Veterans Affairs Committee get* a chance . to defend hltnsalf publicly. * ■Harold W. Bfeinlng, assistant administrator In charge of in­ surance, waa railed to answer committee charges that Inswxm-e service, to veterans "Is most unsatisfactory.” Chairman Rogers (H-Maaa) ‘old a reporter, A subcommittee if our rommitte* has recommend­ ed getting rid of Mr. Brelnlng, by aronmting him or something, and ihl* hearing will get hla renllea to some things our subcommittee las found.'* The subcommittee,, headed by Rep. Phillips (R*Tcnn), reported last month that "an inadequate tyitem or Inefficient procedure* ind methods" In the VA Insur­ in '* Sendee have resulted In 'serious backlogs." Regarding flreining the report said: "He I*, apparently, an authority in government insurance law, pre­ cedent and history. There Is eontidrtable Question, however, at to his ability and capacity 1 tureasfulty managing an operati •mploylng 13,600 people «nd tervlng millions of customer*.". In a let let to Administrator 5mar N. Bradley, Mr*. Roger* •Red th* Phillips report and commended that: Th* present assistant ninlstralor for Insurance 'ho pointed to a position were idminiatrator may hav* renam e* gfe! , u„ , » _ unu™ (l . u , , aciefte* Uboratory, demonstraUon room facilities and an ex»***uU^.fr* n n*J,n,* * * dtnu* rV; perienesd and capable teaching Application* which ar* filed aUff. Student nurses get comImmHIately cin •JJM pl*tt m*IiUeninr« and ‘ thrpe pt»wd ao that appUftnU may wetki vacation annually. Tbty admitted with the live In a rnptfortahle Home class. with adequate apace for horn# Hospital Is approved b . . . . ____ hv the life, recreation and enlerlalnAmerican Medical Association Ja ' ment, supervised by carefully and the - American College of chosen house mothers. Apply Immediately to Director of Nursing Servlet, Ovang* Memorial HoapItaL Orlando, Florida Get FULL VALUE your Savings! Have MAXIMUM G POW ER *%f >wt J Have INSURED SA FE T Y A '■♦ rt Have W ITHDRAWAL j EG ES m > '-t a ffo rd *d lo n g -lerm m i in acco rd an ce w ith nf and hlaIneti min* F irst Federal Savings a lu jljo a n Insurance to an a AsHodation o f Seminole County _____ executive." Bradley replied that he believad ‘■hy forth* r division of r*- 209 Magnolia Avenue ferrice twobtd latvltably lead to £Onfu«Jf||/* v ’ - ’< Wfir, <r.'i^sni m ake the. best Christmas Gift you.r money can buy . . . Give INTERWOVEN...GIVe the sock most men choose for tlWihtelves. -Ir - ^ -‘i* L * ‘ *W -f*11 i.i .. it * * * >- ' ■' a/..- W 1 . ' id*'Stale |lariV. _ . esiA , Hi: SI. KSTATH MIIHTIIAIIS:* W in s, IU i i m I, r i m L ola i T o I’rlra J A nkal. u ia n n , flrtc ^ Z ''1* M a llla T > T lo r i Ito lro m L .. a la r , r i v ir W I. T o r F lo rid a S la t* lU n k M ik e wtilla I r i m Ansi* llrac, ■ T a J i m a . A WillLtima.- _ _ .... _ l . — s tu x —A/in'* i »i »t t i : i mmi to sirs: a t. T c T II C h a n d le r. M s r rc il. 11 A T n F lo rid a S U U W ill. Curr*» n »iu* L av ln * H. (lan k . (jir»— ! T o J 11 ll..d « M J r . « U * Bflly Thr nrwipiper Morgonllilnlngan I puMDhnd a story by ll» itonrow rarreanondrnl *aying that a buying panic hit thr Runpisn cap­ ital ami other Soviet rltica In the l*,t days o f November and that hr Dec S aft *tor*a*had horn virtual ly "tripped. Th» correspond' n‘ Blrgtr Lundbcrg. now i* In Helsinki on hi» way home. Hi* copyrighted »tory declared that the buying rush wa* caused by a rumor that the {Soviet government intended to exchange paper money soon—■ Dec. IB wa» the date he **ld "in­ formed" person* gave him—and at the name time abolish ratlpnln*e He said Russian ritiren* feared their paper ru b le might be rendered worthless In the excange. (Gcorgi Malenkov, a member of the Polithtiro in Moscow, said in Demociarv as a whole. Tbaaaj Melish criticised the U. S." for­ a report yesterday that rondi* eign policy and said "Europe feel, .development* are: lions had Wert crested fur the 1. The French government. In kbit 1* being offered attractive "abolition during this year of an hour of g r a v e s t danger from goods under a handsome label, lationing in the Soviet Union" the Bnhhevisi attack, ha, rear- 'tlcmocracy.' But when ahe Wpetis (The Malenkov report added scrlcd itself With a display . . . . „f! . . the . rbox,.. the fipda . arm* ,, and mon that "The Soviet state already • tier most reactioni armed f o r c e . * ley *> .«for ,« her reactionary, un- h u ftrrie<1 ou, . of m„ ' France furtlier has atood up I **»b,e. and kaatpopular regime*. IurC3 f„r multiplicity to an Infuriated Russia, and the 6 ,VV |of prices with purpose of preNation* for relief. relief, I .p,. —. r. „1— on «— for *lh/ r, tjon. IWo countries are at sword'* the United Nations l . en',, — • nt* —* 1— encourage two-way trade hi jn(r," The report, published in point, w'ilh diplomatic relation* JW .tern Europe, and not interdld not „ pti)n wh„ ,he all bul broken. ,1. France's levolt against Com-, frre in the workings, or govern- mCaaure* were.) mnnia which^othar which olhar jn-nplra people* want." . munUt pics,urc appears t o hate!: omnia want , . llniih K ..„.. 5;? A ll« U l.e ls h io n . D E T o H a r ry E, n » r c ru s M arian C , M ail 'n, W It T o t : * a l « tlo h lB e li r i a l W lilla ic ri, CharU*. W 'ldr. T o D a­ vid W h ita k e r erstrr • i » * i - '# - v -. • �V- i* , THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TH U RSD A Y, D EC. 11, 1947 S o cia l A n d P erso n al Activities • Social Calender THUItSIJAT Tha regular moating of the Home Demonstration Club will hi held at the home of Mr*. J . O. Andet, 1800 Kronen Avenue, In 'the form of a Christmns party. Tne T. E. L. Clas* <»f the First Baptlit Church will have a Chrlat>mas party at 7:00 P. M in the form of a covrred diih supper. Each member I* asked to bring a gift for the gift exchange. Seminola helwkah Longe No. 43 will meet at Ihe/fr-O. O. P. Hall at 8:00 P. M. / The V. F. W. Auxiliary will have a covered dish supper at 7:00-P. M. at the Legion Hut. FimiAY Circles of the Sanford Carden Club will meet as follows: Arnica Circle, 8:00 P.M. at the home of Hr*. Porter I.an*lng; Camellia • —* • Circle, with Mrs. M. L. Cary; Cen­ tral Circle, Mrs James Houghton, hostess, at 20C2 Hibiscus Avenue; Dirt Gardeners, 10:00 A. M..'wiih Mrs. Charles Ginn; Hibiscus Circle 2:30 P. M. with Mrs- I- A. Palmer; lm ra Circle, 2:30 P. M., with Mrs. Clyde Terwlllegar; Jacaranda Circle, 3:00 P. M., Mrs. Charles Forester. We»t First Street: f Magnolia Circle, 11:30 A. M . covered dish luncheon, hostesses, Mrs. E. A. Hockey', Mrs. Ernest Betts: Palm Circle. 3:00 P. M., with Mrs. M. L. Tillis, 1100 Elm Avenue; Rose Circle, 10:00 A. M., with Mrs. Charles T. Lawson. 'the Mimosa t iirle ol me banford Carden Club will meet at 10:00 A, M. at the home of Mrr. — W. - 8 ,~ Wfflti:----------------------------The Denendsble Class of the First Methodist Church will have • a Christinas marly at H.nfl I*. M at the hmpe of Mrs. W. R. Herron on the Country Club Rnsd. Sal Re Hamsun Chapter, It. A. R., will honor slate nffirrrs witli a luncheon at the home of theregent, Mrs. L. P. Hngan, 1702 Park Avenue. A business meeting for members will be held at I0:3u A M. The Cub, Pack meeting will be held in the Methodist Church un nex at 7:30 P. M. AH parent* and the Pack committeemen are urged to be present as this ia the time for re-registration. OPEN IIOIT8K WASHINGTON, Dec. I F id’. Arkansan* will pivc the capital something new Saturday in tin way of state society reception* — aserlcs of open house* In the con. gressioual offices The Christmas reception* are ^ " Stall now director of the Senate Min­ ority Policy Committee. Country Club Has Virginia Langlotti - Its Weekly Party Honored On Birthday The- Seminole Country Club held It* weekly party last night at 8:00 o’clock with >games be­ ing enjoying throughout the ev­ Golf Association ening. Elaborate Christmas drrnrations set a lowly scene fo r Has Playing Meet 5 the parly in the form of a large lighted Christmas tree, burning AI>out 20 members attended the red candles, bell* and m l and weekly- playing .meeting of the Mr. and Mr*. William Sage of green streamer*. Sanford Women’s ■Golf Associa­ About *2fi memlier* were pretion held yesterday at, 1:00 oYIig-k Clearwater are the guests of Mr. J sent for the parly including many at the Seminole Country Club. ami Mr*. Charles Best. • new members. Chatle* Potter Two member* of the Orlando Women’* Coif Association werr| Mrs. Jean Adams has returner! announced this morning that a guests, Mr*. Mel Casselberry and from Houston and other points buffet supper will be served on In Texas where she spent two Sunday evening at H:00 o’clock. Mrs. Knox Class. Mrs. John F. Sturk was award­ months. ed the priie fur the lowest score WM1T To SencfFruU Mr. and Mr*. L. B. Mann had of 52 and other prises werr To Training School awarded to Mrs. E. C. Hayman as their guest* over the past and Mrs. A. J . Williams On weekend. Sir. nnd Mr*. S R. Wednesday of next week the Anion of Montgomery. Ala. Circle No, 2 of the First Bap­ monthly luncheon, will be held at tist Church decided to send fruit Mr. and Mrs. II. A. House of 12:00 n’clock at the country club. to the Florida Girls of the W M. Among those seen playing in Littleton. N. C. an- the gue*ts>of U, Training School at the regular Mr. and Mrs. W. t>,-.Thornton at meeting of the group held on the matches yesterday were Mrs. Monday at the church annex. Sturk. Mr*. Hayman, Mr*. Wil­ their home on I’aik Avenue. ChH*tm** gifts will t>e sent the liams. Mrs, George Thurston, Sir. anil Mr*. G.,f*.- Ilste* and Baptist shut-ins also. Mr*. W. n. Williams. Mr* John ton have moved ihfAr residenee Ivey, Mrs. Price Heard, Mrs, I Those attending were Mr*. J . Clvde Terwlllegar, Jr .. Mrs. Karl from Hanford to lie land where G. Hardy, Mr*. A. K- Hossetter, Mr. Bates will be In I hr dry Higgcnhotham, Mrs. Clyde Ram­ Mrs. C A. Whlddon, Mrs. B. II. sey, Mrs, E. It. Smith/ Mrs. John cleaning liualne**. Beck. Mr*. A. L Wilson,' Mrs A. Kick, Mis. Robert Axt, Mrs. HarC. Madden. Mr*. M. N. Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs, J . C. Haines of "Mr*. Lillian Vickery. Mr*. V. G. r " Woodruff ami Mr*. Dick Ela* berry. Also the guests from Or,-_j Haddonflrld, N. J *irne,| Inday Ha*ly and Mrs. Josh Phillip*. Undo. Mrs. Casselberry nnd Mrs, to spend some time with 'Mrs. Miriam Russell nt her home in Glass. Loch Arbor. ers o n a l Mr*. Charles Best left on Mon­ Mrs. Dixon Hostess , _T , day accompanied hy Mr. and Mr*. accompanieiPhy F o r Circle No. 2 James Halrirk, who are visiting Seminole Hi By BOBBY PARK _______ In Sanfohd from Mrs. George Dixon served « hostess for the monthly meeting ,,ur* * nd T«mP"- PAGE F IV f Army Called I ( ‘ n a il t in * r«! I i n it* 1' a g a I On# f workers were made idle It ivai ^ irginia Pearly l.angiolli was the first genctnl strike in Rome honored, with a birthday party in h quarter century. given by her mother, Mr* Eddie The government-labor conferl.angiolli, on Saturday afternoon ence at the treasury ministry Inst at her home at 717 Park Avenue. ed five hours. I.alcr today Giusep­ A Christmas motif was used in pe Di Vittorio, secretary of the the decorations ami refreshment*. General Italian Confederation - of Games wore enjoyed during the l.alm r,w as to report on the nice1afternoon in the side gsrden and ing to the executive committee contest winners werr Dorothy of the Rome provincial Chamlier Brewer nnd Carole Louise David.; of Lalurr, which would have to Mr*, l.angiolli was assist,-d by" approve any agreement. Informants said an agreement Mrs. Louise Culpepper David. Thoo- invited to lie with the hon­ would return strikers in Rome and or guest were Mary Rose Speer. Rome province to work tomortow, Lupin Jean Echols. Ann Vance, or possibly earlier, Dorothy Brewer, Nancy White. Marie Mrnehdet. Patty Ann Gcorffv Acquitted Smith, Janet Harvey, Elizabeth WiHulruff. Myrna Eubanks, Bev­ M'antlnaf* Ilea, l'»|r Mae* erly Ann Barnes. Peggy Lynn he saw the flutter of Mrs. SiteDavid. Carol,- Louise David. Bob. love’s white dress on the right by Kcriy, Henry Tooke. Mark side of the rood, stopped the rar Brown, •Kenneth Ramsey and about 70 feel away, and that due Luther David. to the darkne-s did not know what or whom he had hit. a* there were no lights on the ditchrd Woman’s Bible Class skectcr. Attorney Boyle slated that- Mr. George did nil that n Has Christmas Party careful driver could do under the nnd that be aided The Woman’s Bible Class of circumstances, In calling the ambulance. the First Baptlit Church held Circuit Court will again con­ their annual Christmas party on Tuesday evening at. the ehurrh vene Friday morning at 9:30 u’* annex A lo-autiful dee orated ch>rk at which time the* ease of Ciiltalfna* tree was placed In;the L: E. Floyd, charged with assault annex surrounded hy presents with Intent to commit uuirdcr in brought by member* to la- sent to thy second degree will In- brought mountain missionaries fur distri­ up, Mr. Ilrmdnn announced. bution to children.-^ Mrs. W. M. McKinnon tnb| a Train Wurck Christmas story during thr even­ ing Those all,-ruling were Mrs., n's»Hn,ifS lion, Psse Os,l J l\ Denton. Mrs. L. II llar-| nortld*ritnd train were destroyed Vey. .\||>. H. W. Itucker, Mr*. *E. car* burned. It Carter, Mr* Ered 'Harrison, Passenger* who were only sBtrk Mi. E«*ie Wilsijn. Mrs. W. t". nnd .five of ntimlfr three'*-ten Runibley, Mrs. It. It Beck, Mr*. en by the .wrr-ck were taken to A. C. Madden. Mrs, Then Stiles. San Antonio. Mr* E. A. Covington, Mrs. It. F. Itailroad official* -aid that a McWhorter, Mr*. F led ‘M vers. railroad- InsprrtiM, nel~ethrrwi*e Miss Allir Trafford, Mr*. It. L. identified, was nlmntd one of the Garrison, Mr*.*t*. A. Dutton. Mr*. baggage or mail c a r s and is tinII. II Odliarn, Mrs. G. C. Dixon. arenunted for. Mr- M A. Morrison, Mrs. M. A Botli train* were heavily load­ Trdford. Mra. S. B. Ell*. Mr* W ed with Christmas mail. An D. Stine. Airs. J . L. Jackson. Mrs estimated I.Him sacks of mail W. Whitmire ami Mr*. J. T New burnbd and another M00 were !•x S saved. Mall sack* wen- found 300 Also Mrs. A. J . Peterson, Mrs. feet from lh«* ttRfki, M N Cleveland. Mr*. E l„ l.undtlmiiMitiiJ i nllnra in Several flUlst. Mr*. G. F. be win, Mrs. i-unorvcy hIi ifine nt n were reVolte Williams, Mi*. II. C. Echo!*, covered by Shi tiff V. E. Mi- Clyde Dickerson, Mr- E S. King of Cotnnl rnmity \ platonn Hockey, Mi-v II,-ss Stephen*, Ml*. nf National Glirtldswien from NewG S. Selman. Mr*. F-. E. BoD. Braunfels guarded llie wreek age Mi - O. C. Gibbs, Mrs. W, L. tgul mail. Vame, Mr* It E. Pelirifny, Mra. No water un- avniinlilo nnd It. I., Dunn. Mrs. "A. L. BnrMeau, Mr* V. G. Hasty, Mr*. \V. A. Cagle. Mrs, Jmler (?anirron. Mrs. It C. Wilev, Mrs. It G ' Moth, vin. Mr*. R, F. Cooper, Mr- W. H Brinson. Mrs. A. II l.ovejoy, Mi*. B. C. Moore, Mrs It, It. Pip­ pin, Mrs. Pearl llntiacll. Mrs (!. A Anderson. Jr. nnd Mr*. It. T. Hunt. flames were fftllkht with rhenilrat*. Itailroad officials expect thr tracks to la- cleared late tonight. The accident occurred- on a single straightline track. No block signal* imp used along that part of the line and traijt* pick tip orders from point* along the line, officials said m M — — $ 7 .20 to BREAD TRAYCELEItY DISHBONBON DISH (Inc. Ta^l S ilv e r On Coptwr S te rlin g $ 3 0 -n" • D EM I-TA SSEt * |lrcH*cr 17 Jewel Scls MVKRK SI 1.50 1 1 K nrnt Mcn'w Wrlsl - W n trh rw - $ 2 5 .0 0 WKHK NOW f 7 1.SO $ 7.50 In SI 5 .00 NOW jfifi.nn In r. T iix CIGARETTE CASE Holds 2 0 r ig n r o lte a Marvclla IVarls ___________ ; $7.20 Inc. Tax In I.lic ite f u s e $25.00 MANY OTHER GIFTS TO (TKHISE. I IIOM MARGARET C. OWALTItlOY, Jow d cr {1 .milled Mnlltcr I'urnllurc Sturt') IS 7 \ nt M N M IW N * IN NXHa t i i M M M M V * SPOUT SH IRTS IS 1 LADY wun A HEW COMPACT Of all wool, wool mixtuie*. cotton or rayon, Htyled by McGregor. Botany, Arrow and Mark Twain. Size* nmall, medium, med. large, large nnd extra fnrge. I /./ FlSHIflli By ARROW. VAN IIEUSEN nnd MARK TWAIlV r'AIl^ in Size* up to 20. M g ^ T JR E S S 'S H IR T S " $3.25 up ■ Sanford li « N N « Talk i I muinmutil Irww I'fiM* lln»| of Florida, a former ntemlter of the. Stale Legislature and Speak er of the' House in the It*It ! session, a vetrmn who rose front lieutenant to colonel' during , the last w«» when hr »n ved on Ibe staff of General Patch of the Seventh Army w-hrre be won the l.egion of Merit. the Bronxo Star, the Purple Heart and Iho Croix de Guerre. Mr McCarty ihdnti-il out with pride the accomplishmenr* of tho tt'tl session of the l.egislatui* f'annda, for t?p to ' out senior high school H*' P' ,r r " ’ there me null* a few adults who are well past the playing ago and Hf. . CrbureN h " b L 0fo!,h,Mon*IvH; f : : Friend. of En,e*t D. Cochran !nS:*u.r nt their advanced Intel-, lroJLn .|h bee h i / n (Vle/v nf North Hatley Quebec. Canada, lec\*nd «<<lpF-4Unding no longer* ft™ " . .hort' ms? l'*h o *» halting In Sanford, will hayeNaup-ertfi, for such delightful ™ r . h ,i e ‘t •* *Arry to learn that he I.' eon- Items a* blocks, little liyin*. toy card flashy, tic*, costume JewelJ S k u S * is s L a ..... . 'sw*1- cry, games, and any-other thing Mrs. W. L.’ Van ce.-cnlistm ciai N ^ g r ig L H y P ild U -of that order. chairman, stated that she had Since vou student* no longer eontarted all the Inartive memhriend* will regret to learn will die if deprived nf three items U-ra and Mr*. A. J . Peterson of. •hat Charles Best * visitor in won’t vou please bring them to fered to donate fruit to the rlrrle Sanford from North Hatley. the Key Club’* Christmas Sale to send to the Baptist Training Vurbrf', 9 m*d* ’ * " * . u k ™ ‘ h® « re rn a ld Laughton Mrmorial Ho«* box up at school. The Key Club is planning a sale of repalied and Plan* were mdae during the' ,,lt" l 1°.n. n,* hl o t repainted used toys, games, etc. meeting to visit the Old Folk’s ; * * u,ld,‘" lllnM\ and request all the student* (tn Home Visitors at the circle firing some discarded item »uch as a worn out teddy Ivst which meeting were Mrs. T. IF (imve., f ' n m p l i o S o i ' i l ’ l v T ( I W. M. U. president, ami Mrs W. ^ a m t l i a W H I U ) U » lirrd* new eye* (we have a large p . Brooki. w. m , u. eniistmeat Onranizcd I' ridny selection of button eye* for old chairman At the conclusion of j sluffin doll* at our command 1. the 'meeting refreshment* carry Wednesday morning was the ing out Christmas theme were’ . Mr" ‘ 7 * of. *h" ^ ,frd nut a Christina* urr time of that glorious annual served hy the hostess hoatess assisted assisted by by Club andall interested~ln event. THE GLEE CLDBH VAR­ Mrs. W P. Westmoreland and ‘ h* «g*n'*iil(«.n ot « Camelm IETY SHOW! The professional Mr*. J . M. Cameron Mr*. K. ,of Cen .al h onda are performance by |hr*students earn­ Lunduuiat Invited the cirrle to ,nvi*w* . tn 7 ed $11)1 which will l*e used main­ ib.» JiftimrY mwiinp her l Chamber «»f Commerce* r riF * L " • J * n" *T* mN’UnE *< evening nt 8;00 oVIock to ly to send student* to the spring music festival. First on the pro­ • . m i l * dlwuaa the iimtfrr. Thoae present were Mr*. J . r. I# . . . , . gram was the mlnstrrl will, HrrLewi*. Mr*. It. D. Dekle, Mrs. I. T i bv Stenstrom as inletInoutnr and N. Kimbrough; Mr*. Vance. Mr*. Mead Botanic* Ganlen will Wallet Gardner. Donald Deal, It. F. Cooper. Mr*. 8. f . Davis, rd-operalein providing two build- Billy Brinson, Kdy Shoemaker, Claude Weal her ing loti, and U-niy Mr*. Dixon. .\(rs. Fred Myers. » « ■ »nd. ^ Mrs. Westmorland, Mrs. Peter- gw Kjdd.ng an annual Camelia Styawder. jLtrm \* j eeitM Mra K RHow tu f*pon*«re<l ny him Others on the program were Kiwanis Lunch Keith Shnemackrr ainging "The t _______ _ ^Rountree. Mm!' Grove*. Mri! *t w .. announced today by fit- Bells of the Light House." Fred *' trssllSH** fr„a, l-an* l), SiegTist and. Mary Alice Herndon joks, Mr*. R. L. Garrison and win O. (.rover of the Mead Garduced four rmiukets of Ibe San Brook den staff. V singing ‘*Symimtby". Tommy ford clul>; Dr. jr. T. lbm , w h ','S ( Mr*. Cameron. i Htting*r*^&Mrc1kng an Intellectual spoke on ilutie* of vice president,, (©) I sermon, Anita Aiken singing Fred Wilson, who outlined duties ‘Manhatteh Serenade,” Peggy I’ll of the bund of directors, J,. W. |H-n singing “Honey Moon,’ *n j ||n|| who . xplairierl-lh# financiai tlie Double Quartet singing " D if teerrlary's duties ’ .............. ‘ nnd italph A Bones.’* Juat lu-fore the gran I Smith, wbn iiullim-d the duties finale came Cherry Rlngleteriv'« of secretary.''' fashion show which was the high­ H. M. Jahmark -vice pii-sidpie light of the program. The fnlthe* Pittsfiufil. Mas*., Kiwani* lowing boys modeled for. thr ainlt- of ■Hub told nf getting away with ance the latest alyle dresst Charles Brown, llobliy lirissnn *d* wife from 211 ilegtee In-low rero. . wrather, revealed Eloyd Cooper, Steve Hwlgkln-ff„ ,, . nnd , . , . , tiim Jamea Manning, Joe D..k'gfi. 'l* lpl1 ' ,,nd " T u i'"*". D.vjd Hurgelon, Chirck i|,.Nlll Other guest. w. ,e J. II I .,|«-lai,d Bnvnioml Garner nnd Waiio Garner. The audience I nf -, '■d,’- ‘ ll> felt the show was» well worth i i’f fla " Francisco, California, and brother --and of Dr. .Wad* the 25c admission and and the .... Gin ..... ■■-----. . 1.l I guest 1 Li.......... Club wa* delighted that so manv *nd Jack bpe"c#r of the For The Man people wanted to enjoy the show : flub- Howard Mnutlelh w«( 'awarded au attendance prix*In Your Life! z McCarty B ------------ : ■ n which he raid was on# of ths mini economically operated in tho httloiy of the slate. He *aid Iw bad studied agrlrnlliirr at the Unlveisity of Florida, that ho had devoted most of his lltitr to eitru* nnd rattle raising, and that the improve me; it of farming rendition* is one of his chief aim* in the dvvelupmrnt of the state. Without nnv attempt at pre­ senting n platform, Mr. McCarty mentioned briefly the need* «>f I lie- public school* of Florida whigh he sjnd need additional finances nnd modernising, the noceasity for k i i r i flomt ^■(l|1trnl• which could I f achieved with let* cost* than the devastation .caused try the flood* following the re­ cent hurricane, ami veteran* leg iilnliun. He said a* a veteran of fil month** servleJ be frit lie undcrstmal the problem* of tho veteran* and could help provide an Intelligent solution You've WHtletl a long lime for these Teenfimer* . . for the Hntall ilze mins who wears size H lo 16. r\ $3.98 up h i : . • L■*■ ;v»iv. r. - . - • ★ ! ***.’ " , Set ROBES ^.NLIght weight flannel*, rayons, washable cottons by Botany, Rabhor and Cheney. Small, medium and large. $8.95 to $22.50 Fashioned hy Botany and S13.50 Goodall * f alt wool gabardine and flannel In the new ■rM ''"***■_______ nna $15.95 “All out for ffminiajjy” is the new fasfaloa nib. And yaw canpatl1 ■kauld b« at cprrcrlly new «• your ctocW. Compsc la by tJgin Amrrirwn hat* cot low auanryti nqiuMlr ti'.ignt, jywtl-Ukt fiaUb. perfect rrafitm.ntbip ia aytry dtrtil—citspt, hmiaa, Imh proof poadtr Janet, snn* .iflee*, fltra at Itttt ana af our (Itmueoua » _ yotirseff for n Go- e v e r y where - Christm»«_ Whirl- . . you’ll be pretty ns n picture in therm Teenllmer light-hunrleil llolltlay I)re8«e«. . Wotjilerflll daw O fia Ammitm rorapset* color.*, fnmoUH fabrics. . . far yaw new “lady look”. LiKht. fnntantlc prices. . . Teen Hires 8 to ifi. By McGregor— Wind-proof and watar ‘ repellent wUh $ 1 3 . 9 5 light weight wool lining* ^ and tipper dosings. By Textron and Weldon . . $3.98 washable e c no Cotton, outing flannel and X th r u rayons. In aiaea E. |o ? O .S O i ; ' \mJ ? a, . > —« ~ - ’ * -Y ■ • . ‘ '• * �r * v * * THURSDAY, DEC. II, IM7 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Browning, airport manager. ■'Thr GKUfleotq of Merit duo* not (Irpend upon, thr >lir of the airport, hut the courtesy re- |amt wvi that their plane* art) of. “Our aafety record la 100 jwrpMipcrly »«rvlcrd and that hotel reservations and weather tnfnr* cent aa there have been no injuries of any typo by pilot* nwtion is available on this field.” said Mr. Hrown'Inf. "Thl* la quite commsndablo an 00 percent of the “ Flying" Mr, Browning per*onally w*i- I safety* regulations. making It a off this field la done by Undent a. Ovrneta and I’llnta Aa*relation luniri alt. visitor* to the airport [ safe field to come in and out The Sanford School of Aelatlon it announced today by Roy Certificate Issued To Airport School m *A ssm 8A £j£SS& & S SS Coal On E , Over* Losing , Out On Bidding For Top Flight M’t n By JOE REICHLKH • NEW YORK Dec. IV <£>).,Skipper Joe McCarthy and -Gen­ eral Manager Joe Cronin' of Ike Boston Red Sox fiddled today Ewhlle the rest of the American ■ League burned Mr Still smoulerlng over the deal that sent three top flight players from St. Louts to Boston last SRUl club of“ J month. American I.esgue _ _ ■ _ mi 1_ ficiali became | further heated yesteTdsy when the Red Sox lured Stan Spence, hard-hitting outfielder of the Washington Sen­ ators In a trade for reserve out­ fielder Lee Culberson and Rookie H Second dtainnun Al Kotar. Spence, axpected to M ite r thr Red Sox outer patrol, is the ; fourth top grade performer ac­ quired by the MrCartby-Cronln combination since Marte Joe took over 'the helm last October. *. The Sox had gained the title of “the team to iwat in ’4«" via last month's garnering of ace Short‘ stop V*rn Stephens and starting pitchers Jack Kramer, and Fills Kinder from the 8l. Louis Browns for a flock of utility players and untried rookies and cash. Bill Veeek, president of the Cleveland Indians; Dan Topping, New York Yankee head, and Bil­ ly Evans, general manager of the Detroit Tigers, said they were getting tired of seeing the Red Sox grab big name - fr*m- under thetr-tn Veeek said “Every offer I nude to Washington' was considerably better -than the one the Senators accepted from Boston today” for i Spence. “Only la'st night I offer­ ed Griff (Clark Griffith, Wash­ ington .president | a deal that would sound fantastic in yiaw gf JSL . f SETS - By MARX . Small Wind Up TRAIN SETS Engine with lkll, 4 mini & Track Larger fl*/|.50 - Cy|.H5 TRAIN SETS 1 (Nationally Advertised Prlcrsi .50 up ELECTRIC TRAINS .00 & I CORNER FIRST STREET ft PARK AVENUE METAL BRIDGES $ l 50 RA IL ROAD FIG U RES S 1 '"'“' SPORTING GOODS Rhone ODH PHONES 36 and 1247 ’ X O a lq r c tn Jlq c iu u j D ru e j CH R ISTM AS CARDS , S tO IH * 50c a DELUXE aisojtmaa! of beautifully illustrated card*. . . all different Gift; And Party Candies You can trust that we have that special kind oi Christmas Candy that you preferralways fresh and wrapped gaily for the holiday season. Al Popular Prices , TINY TOT PIANO Scales lettered on Keys to song sheet is easy to follow. SHxlOxll in. . i , 9 | PLASTIC POKU CHIPS 4 Fetfoie (lA IN ESV lLl.E, Fla., Ik-.-, tl (Sjteclali—The University >f Floiida'* hnskctbafl lesm will UHiking a three.game jump Fri­ day and Saturday nights after copping their initial loop. gam. gam.. . from Mi- i-.M piii.SU ta Monday. A supermrnrlty supeituriirily of Warn team plar plat displayed l.y Florida's Bill Atkiusoti, Hairy Hamilton,- lln' Taeniler. Julian Miller and La mar liridgt-* - wilh Hamid Dav­ kins and Bill Welch offering relief—kept thi* 'Gator* ahead of Mississippi Slate till the way, *ptt* of the colorful 2(1 point dunked |.y log Willurd Dairy, Maroon cwrUr. It was JVItv issippl Stato's first HKC loss of the year after vic­ tories over Vanderbilt and Au­ burn. A Uttlo.v floor game *11 the way enabled.the (Iators to pull in alirad at the finish,, with Hans Taenrler’s 17 points lead­ ing the wav over Julian Mlller’a 14 no.l U nity5 Hamilton'* Amity BILLFOLD « • • a timeless classic, DUMP TRUCK 1 New style unbreak* able plastic In red, white or r ' Two bill compart* ments—one zipper ed—one open . y e Lather or brushless shaving cream, lotion laic, blade**, 1.25 100 * , •« now permanently estab­ Turn a oonk arid up goes the backl A sturdy all metal *°7 *w 1.09 lished among the "peat** perfumes. $1.75 to $57.60 fUttm, / HflAT PAD CHILDREN'S STORY BOOKS Tim -two-game stand sg aln s., Auburn Friday and Saturday will wind up Flm ida’s .t'.inference play until after the Christmas holi­ days, hut mm-couftrcnc# title take the Claim* nlralnst State rival Miami on the likh and 20th "f tld* mhhth, |n Miami. TRAVEL KIT s r r fo r x n Plastic shav* bowl oisuappluy talcum and lotion 1JS9 ) Stodas that are chtrrishe'd by liltlt childrtn. Colorfully llluttrated . . . tig Four position bak* elite switch—non radio Interfering. With cord * 5.95 up MEM'S P A IS tA T O U T 1.1. < G. E, / Genuine leather— washable lining— 843x3W in.. , J H GIFTS FOR THR MENFOLK* proposal—tn -tak e—fn fOUT- Pacific^ (Toast league tvatds was mad*.'' However, he -.aid that it was |><>*slble that this suliject would tw brought up at Uiu joint session. The Amcriran lo-ague said It did not discus* the IDdt-ain' teaguo idea. ^ ‘ gG ARETTE LIGHTERS Large Aimortra/nt Priced from 2.50 to 7.00 — Evening in Paris Her. gift ot (o a ttcce l-^ o lo in c, Bubbling Bath Eire nee ind Body J ’owdcr in a Three Piece Set, MECHANICAL TRAIN . Atalr« Up Your Ust NoWl '.i Jim Butler Is Named! President Of G-Men Club t r a in J G IF T W R A P P I N G S Paper, tibbon, Moll, tags, and lap*—-all for piettytngup your proMnti in gay holiday color*........... O Cap the players h# got froni Bouton.** p Murra.i Kenner, 1032 Seminole Evans, *till moaning over los-|iligh School (Vlerv Fed football Ing out in the bidding fqr second i star nnd furmet North Carolina baseman Johnny Ilerardlno whom I center and heavyweight boxer, Is the Brown* traded to Cleveland one of vevtn uniformed pvlii **■ Monday night, said he would hare men in Washington, D. C., who made a bid for Spence if given head posts In Police boys clubs for the Capital. Its Is the son J 1 an opportunity. “We offered 160,000 and three A. Kiitmer, 213 Sanford Avenue. players for Ilerardlno, hut the The Metropolitan Police Boy* Browns ssnt him to the Indians Club taki-o.boy* off the street* for lesa money and only one play­ and put* them through an organer,” he rpmplatned. “Now Wc arc Jed, highly disciplined program. not even given a chance to bid for Jhe club utfsis all kind* of sport* and tlir-r*- are six club* in th* a player who could help us," Charles De Witt, tm e ta ty of league with four football traiin the Browns, denied that the to each club. Hiey liave lh; Browns ever received such an pounder* to start, nnd go up offer from’ Detroit, claiming that through 110, 120 and 140 |K>undi, the only offer made by Evan* states Bob Addle in his Washing­ was s cash outlay of 1HO,000 fyr ton Post spurts column. “Any kid ia wclrrimr In join”, Her* rdine. The Pittsburgh Pirates, still' h« wrote, and there Is no memseeking to strengthen- their pltrh bcrsliip fee, The clubs ate open ing' staff, purchased Veteran El­ from .1:00 to ti:00 P. M. and all mer Riddle .from the Cincinnati sorts of activities me planned Red* for the 110,(100 waiver price. for lh<- kids. They have bands, Riddle appeared In only 14 games craft shops, community singing, last year and had n record of one book* an-t games that an- made victory and no defeat*, lie was more attractive than shooting out with a sore arm in '46 and pool or rolling the domino.-. Tit* kid* have their scnsonsl spoil: '46. In the legislative rooms of the and there's something to fit evofy Wsi ford Astoria, where the age and weight,"three-day Major League winter "The local police wisely a* nestings come to an end today sign some of their officer* tu with a joint session, the leagues supervise and the.kid* get to -fi-. l held separate closed meetings friendly with' the*cop*. . with the chief topic ,of discuision "For iiistnncs, Murray' Manner, being the Pacific Coast League the funner North Carulirnr.mute* fdarri— I'arnl heavyweight boxer, Is a jwJThere was no annoumN^ient Iceman now anil bu's assigned to from aitbar circuit, pending the No. S club. Just knowing Murjoint conclave, hut it was reported lay should do tin- boys u lot of that ths answer to the Coast good lacausc he’s a big, goodLeague's bid for Major Leu gnu mi lured guy with a sintcie Inrecognition was an emphatic terett in Kids.’’ "No,” Ford Frick, president of I ho National I-cague said that “No M e c h a n ic a l ' Glamorize Each Giltl Murray Manner Aids Washington - Police In Boys Club Program ■Locomotive, te n d e d ‘g o n d o la, c a b o o s e , llrelght c a r , tra c k . f t CTOisover ■ AVe are. at this time Kl&d to announce to our many Oiambly Cofognt 4TV FlorSf fntrtnct—the coocentTited cologne—s tm iu it that will find appreciation «■ # • * * • *»• #_1 3o friends apd customers that we are again manufactur­ DRUG SPECIALS ing fertilizers at our new plant here.-We hope that you m i t will visit our new manufacturing plant yoiTwill find t FRIDAY Ul* SATURDAY the fertilizer'industry. We believe that you will find it time well1spent to visit and' watch us manufacture^our. * ’ 8-ox. famous W H E E L C O and G R O W E R & FR U ITE R COUGH *. - BRANDS of fertilizers for both vegetables and citrus. i {</•.• While Pine wilh Creaeola T .r ^ M « tW HEELER FERTILIZER and Hat thoot* ’ 1014-in. In < 21c ,* |47c 39c S* Warm M IN ERAL OIL Heavy Whllp Of W a M k P k J k Regular 89c Size it i • , -— ► <! ■m f i- ’ ■ * A. I •. -’ -■ i >-\fV , . « . . . Lf«- ' ' f '- Ei ■*, • . - ^ . ^ - • • . • t • S| BUNNY,, film . •• i . i . i Snuggly! Kiddies Lot*'Em! Quart ir .z l. I K •H U r. s , STATlONtRY . KUItUINti ALCOHOL- 70%-- Pint .. ... r* DOANS KID N EY P IL L S - 75c a te c ...... * PH ILLIPS M AGNESIA- 50c size ^ ^ the newest pnd most up to date plant of its hind in - SWEETHEART ■ • m ^ | I J r Soft i T3WSIIIB|«" I ( *S m fJ lub Owners Moaning has operated thl* field for nearly a year and a h a lf' and Hat an acridi-nt free record, aa there ham hetti no students or plane* that have had an accidfcnt of any type ujl their home field durinf this t i m e h e stated. �. I n U lW U A Y , D EC . 11. 1947 B A N FO R IJ H E R A L D , S A N FO R D , I LUIUD A PA G E SEV EN . * - ! **-; ' Man Granted Divorce To Charles Dickens *m» L,f*- or our urd" t« serial In W itchcraft Case form, received a Utter from G r e o tir tlT N X, ", K x to n d p H . . , u ,T h * Mobil* I’w i . . whlA t* eur|renlly tarrying Charles D kk.n*’ MOBILE, Ala., Dec. 11 Of!}_ reader today aiklng the news paper to Ret "Reporter Dickons straight oil tome of his biblical facta. < ? fo * , . 1 ... . ^*'.-y0U_ W}1,.Jbf lnt* rM,f<? HEADACHE " ' li'Hn and if you do not c ..II. . . V. . V. publish It, will kindly present It ta th ^ H X u M ta ! i 7 ti,c r " 'h0 W '« r t0 »h“ ra isiii h* sitceCr *«t*,.4 1 ™i(or *aur. —.it tr ht*i* urn* iu | Then, apologising for disagreeM * l« »•« •*•>*••••»•!»- . i„K. with Dicken*. the writer — *»• l* in* wi* I added* LIQ U ID JEe'talM c.M '.t*. “In conclusion, I wish n.y P I neighbor, Chsrles Dickens, a very I Merry Christmas and a joyous J New Year." CAPUDINE on tjie * 111011101* of "extreme cVUelty." Tin- divorce decree Wail aliened by Ciicmt Judgr Marry N, Sandler. TAMI’A, Dec.* 11 01*. Mariano Kspintna wa* granted a dicoree Jay cees in circOit Court todnv from hi« 1 wife whom he ebaiptd with. 11 «ihI trtim I'ftR* line* Prarlirini: witchcraft ..n him I His iiill of complaint -.aid hi* nppi relation to Manager l.ind wife "became *o ’ proficient in Miliei of the May fan Inn for bil witchcraft thm aht* would prepare assistance in the drive for funds rertain fixsli for li**r Imihnnil the for the Fernutd Ijrught.m Memo­ food* being roudiliieiiled with rial Hospital Association, mijl for herb*. roots, le a n * and tuineial* the use of the hotel. apiccd with acraiKsi finger and J, 1.. Knder was introduced tJ tot nail po#der begotten off* the the gioun as a guest. husbandV finger* and the nail* of her toes.” R*pinu»a was granted hi* divorce How To Relieve Bronchitis Dina Crystals i 14 Retread ■ TIRES I I .D " Good U»ed Tire* From 13.00 up Good l »ed Tube* From l i t up FIRESTONE STOKES CreomuUkm rtlUvta promptly be* U c o m right to the seat of tha Ja to help-loosen and expel laden phlegm, and aid nature aootha and lieal raw. tender, ln__tned branchial mucous ms a * branaa. Tell your tlruggut to sell you a bottle of Crcomulslon with the unttertUnding you must like the way It quickly allays tha cough or you am to Lave your money back. P *»M t * « d U Q O JL VACUUM CLEANERS Regular 169.(a * New Firr*|une Model* Only II9.5U $5.00 (town *1.-50 Week CREO M ULSIO N FIRESTONE STORES foi Co«ht,PieifColdt, Brunch Hti Gift Fruit Baskets ja n e % parkkh We specialize In puckiitK tn d Hilt RENT O FFICE space In Melsch ilpllding. la rg e tight offices, i w l ; ueccr** ated, ill ill ill ties, heat arid Janl tor service furnished. Cal) tkJA, H. ft A, Dept, Store. I ARTICLES FOR SALE Gas spac* heatsrs *l*.i)6 up II. B. POPE CO. INC. ----- -------- ^ SEWING MACHINES SALES AND SERVICE Bert’s Sewing Mach. Shop US S. Fhsnch Ph. 1190 shipping Christ miis HELP WANTED Gift Baskets of Fruit . . EXPERIENCED t\ U I HESS TOCCHTO.N DJIl'G < o.* $2.25 Bu. COUNTER GIRLS, u . i ,v * xpertented. Top wag"! paid. Sec * Mr. Maynaid, Terminal Grill, But Station. ( P l u s E x p r e * js ) 8 RECORD PI.AVERS and radloa for tg"t- By day or week*. The Musi- Box. 119 W. 1st St. G. E. 10 FT. double duty meat 3 COLORED buys Id y en s or display case and compressor in older for curb **i\ne. Apply Phone OKS. Pig ’N Whistle. . good condition, new motor. ROOM ‘ with kitchen privileges*. Lodge A Son. m 0 W O R K W A N I ED * ‘ for refined couple. 800 Elm MRS. BROWN M ILLERS Fruit Ave Cake at Piggly Wiggly A Table FLOOR SANDIM. x finishing, Supply. cleaning A waving. Our pow,-r SINGJ.K ROOM with shower. Private entrance. Gentlemen unit enables us tu work where FOR BALE—Umeroek for d rift­ B preferred. References required. there Is po electric cunnectio. ways and roadway*—Phons y o x C e/o Herald. available. 21 ycait ,-xfH-rienc* 1241. (). M. Gleason, 1-nki- Maty, Fla S H E A L E S T A T E POH 8 A L E TtJXF.DO FEE D S—rairptele lira. PRACTICAL NUIt.SE - DependHnnt'ii Tnxedr Feed Store aide can give ref el trices. Call 1153-It. FIV E ROOM HOUSE, partly fur­ VEGETABLE ~ l* n t i for smiil and large acreage. Cabbage, nished, J l«cdrufim*(> 1 *3 down, Collarda. Broccoli, Cauliflower. BOOKKEEPING pan ,.r $40.00 per month. For quick time. Box W lit raid Onions. Lettuce. Escarole. Tom­ action. Call Phone 9173. ato. Strawberry A Meets. J W. >AS SALESMAN for j l,U-i ul INSURANCE Roll, Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone wliolvsale firm to cnll mi cenHEAL ESTATE >ft. _ ___ _ tral Florid* trart* ir*.\* m i T l -*• FiBtAv MORTGAGE LOANS aid. RAYMOND M. BALL, Bealtor 1-80 GAL Electric Water heater. Electric Service Company. 307 12 S P E C I A L S F .I t V l L t S V Registered Broker and Magnolia Ave. Phone 101. .insurance Agent Rrn. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. RENT A t ‘AR FLOWERS YOU DRIVE IT for all occasion* 6 BOOM house partly furnished. PHONE ZOO rNEJI. Must te(l at one*-. Call 1009-J. HSUICKLAND S|u|tl!|M()N MTpr* Ate. Just off Celery UDRIVF.-II. INC. STOP - LOOK* - LISTEN Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610-11 _ New pieriaiou built K. D. W, RADIATOR . leaning, repairing. Ih i... 10’s I if $260., Ul'xIS* CONCRETE aower pipe, grea»e i New Radiator*, m u r,,t. - We j trap*, septic tanka, tdoeka, I $.190, F. O. B. t)iinotidj Can (re benches, stepping stones. Mir- J lake utf A <n"vlnll. Jiumite t*-jwi erected in a few hours or wo nn*a Klieet Metal Woikn. Pltune *cle Concrete Co, 309 Elm Ave, will deliver Slid erect tha util* Phon* 1335. * I - d in . dny at a very moderate price. Sen Mr. Woods, K3 Division St, Expert Rndm Repairing FRESH FLOWERS DAILY; Are! <)i inntid, Fla. taking order* now for CHRIST. I . Fred Myers, 311 E. 2iui ‘HL rkTASN Wreath*, Door Sprays, K room furnisheit house. 1111 S E E US FOR ale. STEWART the FLORIST. g French Ave. m im e o g r a p h P r in t i n g 814 Myrtle. 260-W. AND .TYPING 1 CLKAIIED LOTS $iqO, $150. CltEDI I LIlREAti OF $200. in a n n o i t i n .WHY NOT givo a picture for SANFORD Christmas? It la a lasting LIMITS. PHONE 1I75W . 116 N. Park Phetie 180 memory. Visit our temporary FILLING* STATION, stork and studio and make your choice. FOR RENT Floor naiidcr. Ea*y equipment for salt*. Phone 0101, We also have shell plaques. opvralion. Iteasoimlile inter, San­ Sara Newell, Golden Lake. Kt, ford . Painfefc Glass 13*. Phone rumnlshed Mouse TraitSMALL. F 303. ^ * * W .S*- L P M T'"Just outslda Hly. available. Will StO R E FIXTU RES, commercial wa Lights A water h o ik ;I', ■ PLYMOUTH roll Iseparately. H H p $200.00 each. refrigerators, soda fountains, PARTS AND -SERVICE Phone 71G-M4.' tables, booth!, chsirs, special tOt Palmetto Avg. Phone 1011 built' fixtures, freciers. etc. 8 BEDROOM home on 2 lota. SIGNS Write or phone collect, R. W. Fruit trees, nil modern con Bouhlln Mfg. Co. .Volusia Coun­ Show cards and poataia venirncea. Immediate posses­ O— DKhrH SIGN HER VICE ty Fair Grounds, Deland. Phone sion. O. B. Griggs, lit. 1, Box O. D. landress. Phone 1021 900. too 8lpe»*Avr. ‘T ^^URpTlSUED_ bedroom* with HEATROI.A, In goo*l condition. Cohen’s Radiator Shop for- rot.,, plat* radiator service. 106 Ha.i619 Magnolia Ave. Phone 218.. liath by couple with 17 yr old ford Ave. Phone 356-W ^ daughter. Pltone 1352. Fruit — All kinds $1.00 bushel. , J . T. Farrier. W. Geneva Aver AUTO KEPAIUISTL Hall’s Garnge* Sim ford ami Celery Ave­ S A R T IC L E D FO R S A L E ’ nue*. Phone " IU90-M, fi. E. Washing Marid no. Phone 1175-W. - Chock Full of Luscious Fruit and Nuts largest ,A*ForlPieni of Christmas Tree* in Town! FOLDS OPFN AIR PRODUCE MAMET Phnpe I.2H7 Corner Third & Magnolia 5 lb CAKE $3.65 Ann Page Yellow fling No. 2Vz can 27c IONA PEACHES Alin Page SALAD DRESSING Wilson & Company frOHMEH P R IC E Whit** ILiusc Con«lt*n*VJ Ann Page D n n r lJ SPECIAL College D-32 $11.45 $ 8.50 College D-36 $ 8.40 ,$ 6.50 14 oz. can MILK CHR18T.MA8 SPARKLE GELATIN . 1)10X0 ,WR Official $16.15 Indestructo FF110 $ 9.70 ,3 for 1A X P til site A Spinach too*. Pure llyiiiugcnatcil Vegetable ______ Slmrli-lllMK_____ 1 _ 3 It) Cun $1.13 7.50 Ann Page Ketchup Inna Ann Page n iK R U Y 1’reHervcH 1 lb Ja r 33c Tomato Juice Hallaolt 5 lb* Flour 55c Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables! Fancy Yellow * SQUASH The more you drive it, the more you like itl For I h-prndnhlr HEFFHIGEIIATKIN SERVICE ’ ‘ Call m Emperor 2 lbs 20c (tKAFFS Snow Whitt* 9 GANAB REFRIGERATION SERVICE lb 15c 2 lbs 25c lb 40c CAULIFLOW ER Ph 570-W Faney lloekki cplnu fj'rvicc, part tbuej CUCUMBERS social security Mul Income I at mailer*. 'J F. Dempsey, 300 Magnolia. Phone 9107. Fancy Englirh Ul APER SERVICE For detail* of I he safest "maid service" now in Sanford call or write BABY VALET, Dnytotu Beach. Diapers supplied. Local f help you. Tends a i l angish* Vidusis • Roofing Co, Phone 005-R San­ ford. WALNUTS BIG-CAR QUALITY AT LOWEST COST A t more oral mors Chevrolet ownert are diKOverlng, years of tarries m#on nothing to a Chevrolet I Thlt cor hat extra Strength in every part—built-in ruggednsts and raRobttty—the excellence that endure*. Il wilt serve yaw for Korea of thousands of mil**, and the longer you drive it the stranger your appreciation of It* value—for if. pioKeue* .Big-Car -durability and - dependability urvequoled In its fUh). IS- NOTICES—PERSONAL ATTENTION LADIES I Make a one-stop «ervice fur all your laundry arid dry cloning need* by using your favorite Self-Service I .sundry. THE IIE L I'Y SKI.FY LAUNDRY 406 W. if, Nl ___ _8anford I93| CHEVROrirr M atter 4-*^or sedan. Phono 73, Thomas. Ckewelet w) «Met dl Mber te n In Its field. It artsy* yee uaerlw d*9*e—smarter tolori—m a rttr »pbel|lerv eaekjf n n i* r i t» f M - - J , I8 If la e— tio— n- g_ *#*£» e kw tlM lady by fbber el leweW price*. VoeVeeievaeal rl4l*s-«weelhae*s end reed- tleedteet*. too, b een * edy Chevrolet, ot e l tort Is 0s 8eid. 99*1 etnethWttedKaee- $3.1,0 1 bu box $1.95 Xmas Parkage ORANGES Mrxine Can Chili Powder i4c Ivory Soup *3 _ SPECIAL THRU SAT. Huperlte Grade A Baby Beef Chuck * UNI IN Ilf FIIL D Snowdrift HAMHUlUiRK 2 for 19c lb 41c Heavy Calvee Steak OUTLETS lb 75c 3 lb Can Ileavy Calves. T-Bone A Porterhouse $1.29 Bwtethaart Soap 2 reg bars 19c Iona lb 75c Buiiertt* Lava CHEVROLET lb 49c Kuunit Ige bur 19c STEA K Soup Tha demand for new Chovrolels lurpaaaet all pravloui racordi. That means It's wl*a to tafeguard your taifsportaHofl by bringing ytur i. preteni cor to wa Tor skilled isrvlcd, now and «t regular Interval*, ponding dallvary of jraur now cor. S4o at Tor dependable, cor-tovlng aorvlcd. L O W IIT efrR IC ID V2 box A PPLES Flukes lge pkg 35c ROAST Hujierite But turn __Tee tag*t bAt e Chevrolet ter •1).lotted psrfereeet* ollh eteaelsp, Aad Cherretes's « oil d’s-ckeep lea Velre-leHead Thrin-Me*ler laflse, V«lqre la It* prlte re*|e, ertaal A* lew * k i ef e w fy evt el erery *e*on et fvet. 25c Xniat Package Ivory On* leek »*t 1*1 yee «*el 2 bchs ONIONS Every mile gives added proof of preacn let Ive will gladly ME*AT CURING and smoking in rentral Florida’s must modern frozen locker plant. Wc Qotify you by card when your meat in teddy ami guarantee aali*faction. Plant open daily 8:00 to 6:00. A’HNTHAL FLtIRIDA R U II’K FREEZE AND STORAGE CD. 401 W. 131h HI. Sanford, Fla. • ■f F u th (irtvii n e e d '-A n e w "R O G Ff I ’LL BUY your car regsitHrsa oi WILLIAMS*TROPICAL * or condition. Roy Reel, 3 0 ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ FRUIT MAKCET lando Evening Star. Call Ralph 2405 8. Park Ave. 'Thane 1216. St. Rav, II65-J f Fancy packed orange* or mixed OLD CHINA ‘ cabinet. Phone citrus. Fresh Ohinge Juice. TAMPA HORNING TRinU N E 706-W. .. Delivered to your hv liimni ORANGES for sale 91-00 bdsbsl.' WANTED CLEAN C O T T O N PhqilC C-3106 or 294 II, L. Gieagy, Paidai .. w. pound. RAGS. Will pay 10c poui Royal Master tires are back again. Tha Hsafacd H»faU General Electric aulamatie blan­ • II. n. POPB CO. INC. kets for sleeping cqmfort. Electric TO BUY new 6r II. IL POPB 00. m e. oung P. SANFORD n.autv Salon, tele refrigerator. K. _ phon** 1354 o r Mary McMahon, 0 . Box 781, Sanford. CELERY PI^ANTS,. Abbott A telcnhone 1351 Permanents all Cobb, Early Fprtuna and 763. methods, starting $6 and up. II. G.' BcRrena, Phone County 2003. A UTO S TOR SA LE FOR SALE—Cow A Heifer calf. I B alton adding sec o n d h an d 407 W. let 8 t Phone I164-W. 14 F T . custom -m ads house trail** bamachine $20.00. ' ’or. Phone 1314. tween 0 and 6. S HELP WANTED GIVE HIM a 16 II. P. Johnson GIRLS WANTED. Unay’a Drug Outboard Motor for Christmas. Htara.-, -Available OaWt” “‘ Hardware Co. Sanford Bawling Allay want* pig boy*. . fhtm* 63, 82.23 GRAPE JAM t WILLIAMS TROPICAL 1-3Q (iAL. and 1-35 gallon table tup water heaters. Electric Ser­ FRUIT MARKET vice Company. 207 Magnolia 2466 8. Park Ave. near Geneva Ave. Phone 1216. Fancy pack­ Ave. Phone 101. ed gift box<s. See our line. ONE THOR Hntary Electric IronPlace your order now,* er. Gout rum! it ion. Phone 571-W. UN K iltn J Dg_ruoot .suite. — PUqrui 4100. CUT FLOWERS. Mr*.. Y. C. Bol­ linger, West 1st St. Rear Mon- TURKEY’S — Fresh dressed or tot- Center. . live all aslies. Place your Christmas ’order now. One mile A l.L-I.ITE- Aluminum casement • beyond Wilson Coyner on Mt. windows. Doubt* 'hung alumi­ Dora Road or Phone 9101. num and steel casement win­ dows. 1 Miracle Concrete Co. II FT. FRIQIDAIRG $299.75, 309 Kim Av«. Phone 1336. New, just arrived. An excel­ lent Christmas Gift. Hill' Hard­ 12 GA. lis t Up shotgun, excellent ware Co. 801 K. F irlt St. n. I|ughes, Big Trailer condition, Phone 63. Park. ___ __ I DINING TABLE, 4 chair*, good Christmas Gifts.* Shipment Just wicker eonatrurtlon. Croslcv received. Moderately priced. Radio 6 tubes also talde, all Glass, exquisite allter pieces, good eodditltin. 914 Park Ave. novelties. Order* taken for doll or Call 147-J after 5:00 P. M. clothes. Antiques. Maytrn* Hodg­ kin, South of Airport. fl A R T IC L E S W A N T E D HAND crocheted baby boots dot) Magnolia. Tel. 70. WANTED AT ONOE. 16 uied SINGLE BED, Innerspring matpianos. The Music Box, 119 W. tres*. Phono 643. 1st St. Phone 963. (CHOICE TURKEYS fur ChrlsF WAN mas, all silo*. Dellvared.- -II. thW‘. lu c /u rn ^ V W. Shannon, South Sanford garage. Will pay caih and haul Ave. Phone 7 p*W i away. ,Ph. 1014-It or 406 San ford Ave. * FRU IT CAKE WINE FOR YOUR FR ai Hull Kit's Highest cash price paid far u#*o furnliura. Tad Davis Furnltun LARGE roll top iak office desk, Co. 811 E. UL Ph. 958. (‘slmctto Ave. Paul I’ciold, 75c 1 It) C A K E 3 It. C A K E IM cts*l SUShl Ct rxCiUC 1U CCS ■ *.-• Nu.*2H STEAKS j . Ib 78c FRESH PORK Center C u t' CHOPS *, ,* Ib.fiSc Hominy 2 cans 27c Fre.M (Half hr Whole) HA MS Bright Sail gt %g »i Mtstv Bleach l i e 20c SPARE RIBS Copeland* Moraal Napkins' Dally ., 80’s 14c BACKBONE Copeland’e SAUSAGE Ib 69c Armours Oil (6 tt> Cans) 9 1.99 t »6 A • lf »1■ I L . A ! E -ij► *1 1 �- THURSDAY. DEC. 11. 194 THE SANFORD HERALD. SALFORD, FLORIDA PACE EffeHT Strike Settled A t Government’s Workers Return To Work For 10 -Hour­ ly Wage Increase OAK RIDGE. Dec. II -1 t/V> Politics In Aid Ire** Pas* »*«• aiaitf “ihaip rhsrgrs" about the rontluct of foreign nffaiis, th*. the waa "one uf the moil regrettable" he hail heard in his 10 or 1|0 year* in the House. hep. Clarence Brown (ll-Ohiel iced of/ on McCormack. If Mc­ Cormack regretted what Hallerk had* said, Brown thundered, "I far more regret the remark* he has made. Certainly thla la not Ihe lime and place for personal attacks.** The Ohioan, who has crossed swords with Halleek on Interparty political alratrgy at time*. •ailed Ihe Indianan “a great1 American" who “spoke a* an American on the floor here to- The labor dispute which had threatened lo tie up production at one ol ihe government’* lirgeat atomic rnrigy plant* war retlied early loday when the Carbide and Catboa Chemical* Coip, aijd a CIO union agreed on a new Hep. .Jarman til-Ala) replied contrail briefly to lliown, deploring that The company and offwall id "the gentleman from Indiana, the United State* Ga*. Coke and the majority floor leader, has come in at this crucial time and delayed this hill with a politiral discussion. " I Ix-Iieve Ihe people of this country want this leglslation'passi-d without the delay of tweedleclee and tweedledum," Jarman "The Florida State employment Service found the Joba for them." Mra. Thomason said the Puerto Wean government hed been advised through the American Red Croaa that report! of "easy money” In Klorida .agricultural Joba worr exaggerated and watch should be kept on unauthorirrd emlgrallon from Ihe island. TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 11 (A1) — Plana for the formation of a statewide school safety advisory council to plan an "effective pro­ gram of aafety education in the schools" were announced today hy State Superintendent of Publif Instruction Colin English. English aaid he will appoint a 27-man committee consisting of representatives of teach* r-educa* tlan institutions, the University of Florida, Florida Slate Univer* *alty, motor clubs and safety coun­ cils and official state agencies. MIAMI, Dec. 11 OF)--Fiftyfour Puerto IU U I * ass- ■ iRicans t i v w r n * were stranded w here temporarily niter flying this week from Han Juan in a pro­ mise of agriculture Job* at Vero Brack. ‘-Mint of the men were-buikc, hungry and terrified at the situslinn In which they found them­ Supporters of the hill hoped selves." said Mrs. M, M. Thom ato gel a vote on final passage ion of the Travelers Aid Society later in the day. But the chances of Republican-Ih-mocrallc coop­ eration In that direction apparently dimmed when llalleck, Mr Hormack and Ihe others starL-il wsj th e Wh o l e f a m i l y c a n e n j o y t h e m : 10 Big Values!! Living Room Tables Modern and period living room tables- the perfect MIAMI, I tec. II (/!*>—The police department warned owners of small bars and eating places today that a trio of thieves have schemed out a new way to rob them. The trio ha* used thl* system •ucrraafully three limea (his week: All three enter a small bar or eating place which .has no cashier on duly. They eat or drink, then two go lo Ihe rash register. There one opens Up a newspaper as though trading it hut in a manner that hide* the cash register from other* in the place, The second thief opens the cash register and dipa in. while the third one chata with the wailiT-owmir and clears the way for r»ca|>r. The scheme net ItOI in three raids. Lamps o f All Kinds For all occasions . . . In vwrloua styles and price ranges. Specially priced Knee hole Desk & Chair Beauty and convenient ■re combined in this knee and chair! Biff Platform Rockers Itep. Vorya (K-Ohlo), piloting TprotfuclTbh ^it th *’ ptiirr sonvttal to the 'national security The new contract also contains a wage re-opening option that can tie excirlwd In eight months, and provides ' for additional In­ creases for iwiip thsn JO per­ cent of the hourly employe-* "where wage rrplltle* were claimed to exist under the old pey schedule." Shift differentials of 10 cent and 15 cent* an hour on the third ih’i/t also were agreed upon. Nofoliations previously had resolved about .10 other point* st b»««A general mfeting of memlicrs of local 2HS o f, the CIO unho l*en ealled-ior tonight for rfttlficatinn of the agreement. Terry, president, said CO M M EN TS (D-Ala) told leporter* they flgUM‘d the hills.n^iliiined ovCr Its Idggest hurdles^when the House Into yesterday rejected amend­ ments to cut the bill to By ALTON L. III.AK F-SEF.K Associsted Press Science Reporter PHILADELPHIA. Dee. I I -U I1 The first look into the mysterious central cor* of human nerve fib era, revealing a structure never aeen -befnra, was announced, today to Ihe Electron Microsrotie Hoclety of America. The discovery, which promises new knowledge about how nerve* piade hy Dr. E. De Jtnlirrtia Hchmitt;' biologist* of the’ Ma** ' arhusella Institute of Technology. The looking was done with an electron microscope, w h ic h achieves effective magnification* of 100,000 time* actual all*, nr far of mlcrosf-olic* Iievoml the ,power . using ordinary light. Nerves are composed of fibers arranged In parrnllel cable. Evidence was found that the core of each individiml filler contains many long slrlng-llke structures about hhlf a millionth of an Inch thick. They appear to he tuhtilnr or cylindrical in shape, and they run in parallel lines They arc denser or thicker along their outer edges than in tlirir Other congressional develop merits lodny included: A House Fond gw Affairs Sub­ committee said in a report on International politiral movements that "the Communist hope of early victory in western Europe through legal Democratic politic* is dead for years to come. cro ss hands The report prepared hy Kep. mined. ... Maloney (It-l’a.), added, however, spaced a t characteristic intervals. This type of slnirture bus W n found munlsts using “their party radre* studied so far. and appeals lo Is* through illegal and violent means characteristic of all nerve cores, the biologists said. This strangement has never been ohscrvri In icnd Congress his long-range Euopean Recovery 1'iogrsm (Mar S ID E L IN E S By ARTHUR IlRCKWITII, JR A Hemlndrr TV* would like to remind all hunter* of Contra! Florida that one of their responsibilities a* a licensed hunter I* to observe the ruiea and regulation* of hunting, safrty and Conservation, The Seminole County Sportsmen's As­ sociation k making a special ef­ fort to show the way and set thr pace for thd other* to follow. Staying within the hag limit, i» on* of Ihe first rule* which should be observed. Anyone shooting game after he House he was "amaied to learn (hat liundreds and prohaJily thou sands of government employe*' taking advantage hour week lo hold down additional part-time Job*. to Hauler llearh. While we are on the subject, and aip giving out trad* secrets, ight as well say I hat there are plenty of.ducka this year In the Central Florida area. They seep: to be feeding In Like Apopkh and roosting in Lake Jessup. There are many duck* on the salt destroying his own sport In the water Inleta around Titusville/ It years to come. Ira* been reported. ---------- TI»U-Outdoes-War 14 -----We-hrant a it port pti enf hsmEveryone knows thst eating habits of fish are peculiar, and sometime* msy even lie rtasird as provoking to the angler. They are tempermenlal In their’ ta»ir* and one never knows just what their appetite* may rrgvr. It all lead* up to a pair (>( Newcai Cedar Chests £tt8S“ other types of tissues. The M. I- J . .sclentlsLs found the. string like structures In the rshhita. snd nerves of htiumns, rshhits. and in Invertebrate* llkr _..... Inlrsters, and eiati*. The human nervi-s were obtained frkh operations in' which sympathetlr nerves were removed to relieve the symptons of high blond pressure Nerves of the hrnin or spina! cord have not yet tieen examined, . < i-p Phone Stands .The iiervcs_ were broken ..Into ml cores, which are surround | L ., t . _I t , L m . H 'i i n m i H i i s l i t , <i| hy a -sheath known a* myelin The central core rangy* from I/25,OOOth* to |/1.(MMHha of an Inch in diameter. nervrs transmit impulse* in still a mv»tery. It is known that it i* an eloctro-chem leal action in nature, and that implusrs rim lie transmitted at nerve* is not known, hut is lie ing studied intensively, Drs. Di Roliertls and Dr. De Kobertis is an Argen tine scientist now working ns s Guggenheim fellow at K .l.T. Thr three-day meeting a t Ihr Franklin Institute is the flflii amiunl convention of Ihe soriely, and It* first international con ferenew. with delegates attending from England,. Holland, Australis, and France, LOUIS vs WALCOTT Fiffht Pictures Sunday and Monday! Something For The Thin Christmas fVfnJltoi f n S j E g * EASY P A Children .. lie 7IMYPW Stain-reiiatant coverings on table and chairs. Cotlapilble and wetl-hullt. Showing TODAY nnd FRIDAY VICTOR MATURE In ‘TH E KISS OF DEATH Smart Occasional Chair A .4 M aft 1 Sturdy Card Tables SPECIALS FOR CHRISTMAS Special Christmas offer­ ing of one of the* best known brands, ntetal legs well braced. Choice of design*. BOXING GLOVES P R IC E $12.95 CHRISTMAS S P E C IA L $10.00 A Small Deposit Will Hold Your G ir t ’ for Christmas Era DeHvsry S IIE A F E B ’S III W«*t Flmt Street 854. You Decide! FO R M ER JE W E L R Y A a s •* Mahogany fin­ ished p h o n e j " i l a nils! Con­ venient and at­ tractive! Low prlre of McGregor « Goldsmith that the blue fish are bltini all the way from Ormond 5b , V 1 Beautifully finished cedar Come In and aeleet yours nowI Choice of tapestries In various pattarns. Their aeort't was thst They wera trolling, not. casting. They were trolling with polar files, and their average catch waa from three to four pound*. That may be a way that aome of the»r Seminole County ang- gn Exceptional comfort and good tooka at an exceplionally low price! First Look Into Mysterious Core Of Human Nerve Fibers Announced Anderson's amendment came up at the start of pethapa the final 'day of House artinn on the enlergrncy aid program. Supporl* rra o f . the lull have said they consider It “over the hump" and ate driyjng fur a vote im pass- < . N E D SM ITH , M anager 900 First Street O 3 ^ �/ ll ■ri , .- - J • V. T H E W KA TH KU Ia Unity Thin U Strength—*. , Inf rrj-iri* cloudiness, occasional rain und cooler IhU afternoon, t loud,. ncraainnsl rain and cool­ er tonight and Saturday. Moderale qinds, wnitherl}- i>hifIine to unr Ih ti-lrr l, IhU afternoon. T o fT o le tt the Fear# s ( the World; T o - ft— Mi Um Progreso of America; Te m u a n Prosperity for Sanford. ^ Vo l u m e x x x v iii AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEYVSPAPKU I ee- Established 190S SANFORD,' FLORIDA Associated Press Leased Wire FRIDAY, DEC. 12, 1'JlT ' Pauley Tells 1947 Airline Fatalities Double Propaganda Is Truman Number In Any Previous Year Of Deals In Denounced By a Grain Market U.S. Secretary lly JAM BS J . Associated Prena t _ ___ Government Official Says He Is $100,000 Worse Off Sirice Taking Present Job . WASHINGTON. Dec. 12 </P)-Edwin W. Pauley testified iftHay that neitlier Preiident Tru­ man n o r. Secretary ot Agticul lure Anderson aould have known when they criticized lpecuLtoi* (hat Pauley war opr rating on the commodities market. Pauley, a special assistant lo - Secretary of the Army Royall. made the italement before the Senate Appropriations Committee £ he testifinl he is $100,000 * worse off" because he started selling his holdings in commodity futures after taking over the post — - last Sept.--3. - - -rMr. Truman in a tadio message ’ Oct. 5 criticized the "gie.fd of speculators who gamble on what may lie ahead in our commodity r markets." Later, in - Lying his J0-point anti-inflation program be­ f o r e Congress, the President ask2 ed legislation to regulate speculatiee trading-on the exchanges. Pauley testified ha held “some­ thing In s than a million dol­ lars’* worth of commodities wr-ni he'took the Army post. In a statement to the cotnniltee lie said .that he had "liipildated approximately 00 percent of those commodities, reduc l>g * —Jny holdings of grain from 500,Cwo bushels to approximately 60,000 bushels.” loiter he tofd the senators that he "did rather well” In comnmdi. ties trading this year, a Rut he denied, under quoalhuiIng by S e n a t o r P e r g .u a o n (H-Mieti), that President Truma i could hare "conceivably known of Paulay'a aetivltlea on CVt i r a s l U M UM l-as* Ki«lfcU ............ ........ . amt 12 paasengri* ami 12 crewmen. , i., In .liai,i_addition, -to 32 pasaengers and The current total of falalilU-i five crew iiiitiiW i • were .killed this year in all kinds of acci­ in four accident* to non-schcd. dents on scheduled airlines ia uled commercial planes and eight 274.. This includes 20 rpassenger. ,,, ... persons were kilted in four ncand 13 crewmen k lllcd Il i t n ree ^ u flight.. accident, on United S late, ind o m tttk ,| r||„* u afternatlonal air ne. and U c e w . jfic M , , BiUmaUj ttt men and 11 ° t ^ r fwraoluJdll«t tt,^M ^ 8 l/ j J aw nRvr. m||„ .luring ruin-paaaen^r-carrylftg lh(i ?lf „,u#* . t flight-, .uch aa training op**ra. i 3M J20,6W , each figure “ ‘J!1*’ , , [ c o e d in g 1040 by 6 |n>r Two pet sons wen* killed by |cent, The estimatid n u in propellers and one crew niem!>-r , u$ airline pa**iugers * is fell into the sen- when an »*• 13,181,1114, an Increase of nearly trodume blew uut and ha Was I it'aaiiawta as gags Z lsu l Doctor Says Gain Police In Jeeps In Wages Is Lost Attack Red Mobs D ue-T o- Inflation In Rome Square A v e r a g e Teacher’s Communist - Inspired Salary Today Has Strike Reported To Less Buying Power Be Losing Strength Although ilatr ’ Irgitlsluirt increated 1947 ■appropriation* for education by ^bout $480,000,000 inflation hst mote 'than crated the gain in teacheri* salariet. an official of the National Edttfation Association said today. “Today the average teacher in the nation - receives a salary with considerably less purchasing power than the average teacher's salary of l$>39,” Dr. Ralph McDonald told a regional conference of rdud o r s in a prepared address. “K u rilc . InUattv, taken tor Club t/Iakefr1yrsmt-J. Ann It ft ^qorte ’prObabli* «-» . j cio»e of or the present ‘ mat that ins the clou* Ians Kor Party |^r 'w va rts At Country Club M„ ■ Plana were made today by the ’ Lturu Club at ft. meeting at the Tourist Center for Its Christmas party next Thursday evening at Ihe Seminole Country Club. The regular ocheduled meetings for «V)ee. 19. 20 and Jan. 2 were dis­ p e n se d with. . Fred Ganas, Celeryfed assis­ tant football coach and mi-mbcr * of the Mona, announced that trophy had been donated at the fecent football banquet at Long., wood to Iiyron Heard for hia good Mocking as a Celeryfed grlddcr during the past season, lie an­ nounced that a plaque including Beard'a record will be' given to ** Seminole High School by the cluli. King Mon \V. 0 . Livingston — former Ktng~l.1otrHenry~AVi*~ te commended club group in charge of welcoming International President Bred Smith Wednesday Vnornlng, also the club mrm<t>ers, City and County official!, ■ .and' representative! of other civ' |c club* for turning out so well. It was reported that the Sanford >_i I'mUIss N »m rase Kilkll * - ' ■— ' " ■'*“ Four Men Arrested On Murder Charge ’ BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Dec. 12, lA V-‘ Police Chief Floyd Eddins announced today arrest of four rn on charges of assault with tent to murder In the shooting of a milk truck driver', employrd by a dairy involved In a labor dispute. < The police chief said one of the Tour, whom he Identified ____ ______ __ aa Tltto oberson, 19, admitted orally that W fired- t he ehet that -wounded <. the driver yesterday. Eddins said Roberson claimed **sejf d s f e n i e . " Roberson was Quoted by police* as saying he hail been working as a truck driver ' at various places In Birmingham Ifor the past several weeks. The other three arrested were Identified as Clifford L. Mark, 29, ’ Tarrant. Ala., a former driver for .W h ite Dairy Co.; Don Vestal, 31, Tialtss, Tsx., southern organiser for the AFL International Broth­ erhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and lUlpere of America, and Oscar Leroy Har­ mon, 82, Pratt City, Ala. G - -- - - FATHER'S CHARGE DETROIT. Dee. IS < *> -E I*h t. year-old Linda Leo Belford, who force “all my daddies and all my mammas", was on-her Wty to lasPlorlds with her father today, ^although a circuit court judge admitted that the Lord might not "E n d in g over the little girl, J . Murphy Walter.' L. Ilf. a long custody fight winsome, sandy-haired Circuit Judge Thomas gave her to he» father. Belford, uf Pensacola, ■ROME Dec, 12 t/Pi Jc rp - bome police riot tqusdt, twing­ ing clubi, charged (Urging crowd* todsy in the heart of •tnlr-lKiund Rome, a* throng* chanted the Communiit anthem "Red Flag." Police quickly cjraicd the crowd*, in the Piazza ('olunna, from their concentration j»oinl be­ low the window* of thr Italian foreign office. The crowd gave wav, jerring and hooting. Two auociated preit photo­ grapher* from the United State*. J. Waller Green and Frank Noel, tarrv-struck on the head by police dubs, but suffered no teriout in­ jury. They continued working after identifying themtelvri. Rome'* general itrike, now in it* tecond day. appeared to have lootrnrd it* grip tomewhal, dr*, piie thr determination of the Communiit-conlrolled Chamber of Lab­ or to purtue it to the bitter end. Strong-arm police irieaiurr* weak­ ened the ttrikers' effectivene** at Premier Abide de Gaiperi't Chtiilian Democratic government pie*led for a lettlrm rnt/ Donald added, American elemen­ tary' schools face a shortage of from 386,000 to 426,000 teachers in the next five years. “The seriousness uf this dis­ parity cannot possibly be over­ stated. “The present shortage of teach­ ers, even by the low standards of 1939-40, is at least 161:479 In the public, elementary and secon­ dary schools." “It is •sicnlial,’* he added, The most vIgorou* pollen action “That emphasis be placed upon quality as well as upon quantity.” was at 'the I’iaiia Colonna, and ii . mumm* vmm* r.tahir He said many of the 1200 re­ cognised teachers colleges “make a travesty of the process" of pre­ paring their pradualri^ to teach. Doctor Says Control Chinese Cook Shoots Two, Then Kills Self Price Ceiling Plan i* STRKBIG Aviation Reporter WASHING I O N .’ tfce. 1 2 .(rP)- The nation's airlines (his year have carrier1 mote |>ei>oiis. flown more miles and had fewer crashes thin in either of the t<*< p’nsding years, but in 1047 L talilin to date me more than double anv prrvioui year. Civil Aeronautirs dt.an Gymri show that 199 pjisengers and 1/ new m -niloii were tilled ir five accidents duting lorlidulrd do­ mestic tqierslion* file I'Hl- loti-h were 75 passengets and 22 ctew members in nine ■accidents, tile d ' ---------------------------- WASHINGTON Dec. 12 (/P) N O . 280 Of Birth Is Urgent OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. 12 (TP)— Dr, O. O. McCormick. i>n>fessnr of obstetrics at the univer­ sity of Indians, says control of the birtli rate Is more important than atomic bomb,control IT n future war I* to be averted. Speaking before a postgrad­ uate course conducted by the University of Oklahoma, the profeasor said last night that "overpopulation produce* want, want produces despotism and despot­ ism produces war." “Therefore, over-population Is basically the cause of war. Where food and jobs are plentiful, the problem of government Is simple and strife Is not necessary,” he said. Dr. McCormick said planned parenthood Is concerned with a neglected field of public health, pointing out that causes associated with childhearing constitute the third largest grqup of deaths In Amerlea. — — —• SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12 l/P) —A young Chinese cook, appar­ ently brooding over taunts about his race, snot and killed an IH-ycar-olil housewife (o death, wounded her sister and then kill­ ed himself, police reporti-d today. Police Inspector Lloyd Kelly said Gim lick Tom. the cook shot M n. Betty do Grange Har­ rington, rstrangwl wife of a former serviceman, twice it) the stomach and twice In the shoul­ der last night, then turned a .46 caliber .pistol on her alster, Frances, 16, before shooting him­ self as police arrived, * The elster, who wai not wounded seriously, said thenhad been a dispute earlier hi the evening over community kitchen privileges In the room tng house where all lived, Kelly related. Kelly said the girl apparently had taunted Glm about his race. TRUMAN APPOINTS COY Police said Mr*, Harrington’s WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 I - 0 P ) estranged husband Is now In Officlsls close to President Tru­ Norfolk, Ve. man said today its has decided to appoint Wayne *Coy, radio G. 1’a LKAVB ITALY director of the Washington Post, ROHE, Dec. 12 UP)— The last ■* chairman of the Federal Com­ American troops in Italy will be munications Commission. These officials, who declined to in the United States for Chrtismas, be quoted by name, said the nom­ It was announced yesterday. ination of the farmer Italians Maj. General L. C. Jaynes, com­ and long-time manding U, 8. forces in the newspaperman Mediterranean Theater, said final associate of .Paul V. McNutt in detachments will sail from Lag- government service, will be sent born on the U, 8. Army tran­ to the Senate around the first of sport Admiral 81ms in tima to the year._________________ ' clear Italian territorial watera REDS STOP TRAIN before midnight Sunday, Dec. 14 BERLIN. Dec. 1*-UP>—F if­ —The final hour set by the Italian peace .treaty for their departure. teen heavily-armed Russians held ap and broke Into a U, 8. Army supply train recently on the road DIME BOARDS The Rotary Clob will have to Berlin. In the Soviet occupation the American provost charge o f the dim* board* a l l , ____ day temorrow for the Salvation marthal'i office said today. A report made by American Army empty stocking fond. Roy guards to their commanding Holler, Robert Harris and Earle train officer said the Russians were Turner conetftuU the Rotary com­ Intooicatod. No shots Wer* fired mittee In charge.. All Rotarian* and although the Rdaeians broke planning to aaaist are .naked to the seals on nine cars In rthe 63contact Mr. Harris before tomor­ car train no loot was taken, the row morning. report sold: Marshall Says Less War Talk And More Spiritual Conquest Needed By World LONDON Dee. 12 GP> — Authority Over Bas­ ic Goods Is Asked; Price Rollback To June Is Possible 14 Arabs Killed . U. S. Jews Asked For $283,156,000 For Aid In Developing Palestine By Jews As Holy Land W ar Rages By American ofifriaU reported tonight Soviet Foreign Minis­ Bevin Tells Commons ter Motulov had renewed hie hitter attacks on the western May 15 Is Latest powers in 'th e furelgn minis­ ters council todar ami Secre­ Abandonment Date tary of State Marshall told hipi in rrsponae: It* JnXF.l’H C. GOODWIN 'll la *ery difficult to have JKKU 8 AL B H , Dee. 12 i-l’i . ■«* respect for the dignity — Thr Jewish underground of the Soviet ’ government.” Ztrurk hard with bomb and. Firat information on to­ gun today at Arabs In five' day’s reportedly stormy meet­ parts of Palestine and when ing was that Molotov offer­ du«k descended on this Mosed no compromise on out. Inn •abhalh. 2 t persons had • standing i4»ue* before the t s n i^ lllt iJ fur. a total of 191 council, but Instead lamba*led aiinr parlilfdti was aniumnrthe poticlrs of the western , ed. • -'pow ers in Germany. \t trasl 13 of the dead “ A ifrlM n . informant's said were Arabs whom Irgun Zsal that British Foreign Secre­ l.eumi said it had struck tary Itevin rommrntrd to the . down in “retaliatory” blows raunril, when Molotov had at Tirrh, Gaza, Haifa, Yatur finished, that what had been ■and Xhafarr- Three -bodies ~ z i l i p l * * a whole aeries of were found burned in a insults and complete untruth British overseas airway* and Molotov might at least trunk srltrd by Arabs to­ have- thr cuurleay to thank night at l.ydda village. At the other ministers for *ll< least to Arabs were wound­ ting through aurh a state­ ment. ed. l»> P. II AI K K IT WASHINGTON. De* £ ■ >- 12 t,P)r - ' A ILA M il^ l . n . N I D « J 2 ^ Q Amriicai, Jew,) ^wat i Spent,cation. f», the p„ce ceil asked tod .> lo |...;' -de 4 , 8 . ! St,.KK| lo r cml to I ale. me P*-»8. p 1#.,ulrlll | lllllM1, „ .lnu un. J ..........r.i,matk iJM.lfOOIXKI for the purchase ot a.tn* (ir| ||i( IQ ^ if tt ant, inflation to ee,u,p a Judrjn aim) ol ten* .,( thousand* ol men. program »e„r u, l o„g,e„ tbday. Llieter K-Mat. jd ol ,he Jewish Ageitcr | Sec/eUzy of l.sho, Schwellen lor f'alr»ti"e. (out I . -Pit . • .. .it- lo llir National Lonlereiur of |J,_- i,,.). n .,.._ United Jewiili Ap|>ral j tdll time stmy niuil be irciuiled to Inert nu 111 1Hanking' t uiumiiiee. along with rent Arab tbic-nts or n holy w m .*I wold lli.it a |)|o|H)seJ wage conHe set no eatilimh- of ilrength miuipmeiit ...... to !••*>-, |,0| |,J|'w,|| |,r along ,n a dayothef than tin- Minis slioiil.l com- luw-rssaiy vi.L* fu t iIn* Irn in ititc ttiul m u n i j 9 prise "lens of tboo-miut' , teiiftne*- o f llie defense* foie*"* o t 1,1 * "We have the liiatf|iu«ei to tin- Jewish statu.” sin.t htc)4un. j l l l , e control authority was redefend und s**rute the Jewish The I28.000JHMI min- r<-i|iiest (|(ir,trd c.crr >ommociities which state, but we need lielp of tile 1, -even times gientc-i than th - ; liaticallv, alfrct thr cost of lev Jews uf Aineika to punliase llie HiiulUiir* »o l*Mue I 10.11 , , I my, J ir basic III lice' cost cd ag—, ■_ —— ' -- * " I ri'iiltinn! mol jhdustriytl produc* Farley Denies He TJpward Trend Is Is Prodigal Son Noted In Prices At Postal Dinner > Of Florida Fruits «r ( r *■ » 1 . _____ ■ Unitr 1 ** 11 I i Im |--ntw»nw*mt■ptrerv -b e -rsta b ^ . ' li'lird only when *ucli a commoct\ily i« found to In- in thuri*supply, or when tit puce ha* u*en "un- Former Head Soys H e ' Christmas Buying Is ![J... My" “" \ u" Junf‘‘ lrv' W as Not Asked To Credited With Hike INii«*v i titiltl lir ’ Itillrd li4cl III CitrUS Prices ^tlf j|inr l*‘vr^ undn ihe Come Back Before I*1.1II Ill ASSOCIATED PRESS LONDON D ecTT</P> Secret, Jrwi*li torninMldoe*^ sinking ary of State Marshall called to­ night lor a lupreme effort to til- from Haifa to Hellion, killed WASHINGTON Dec 12 o i l — L LAM ItAND, Dec 12 td>! \ Meanwlllle. the Senate Republience new war propaganda and IA Arab* today! The M-d.sv |«tinr§ A. Failey u k t lif if no »lr4«lv upvfsiic) hrm l m piue* 14,1 ^ Coimmlltv go! lu^jrlhdeath lull m the communal itrtf*for a “spiritual conqurit" of "prodigal ton" fiolu the limnr- (or Honda citru* on luuther.i '* 'JM'* Inut-,until piogram aimed over thr impending partition "f world problem* to restore manPalestine ro»e to 187 in the Holy hold of the Demoeralu adminis- maikrti tin* week a|v|w-ared to In-!4) bringing down tin- high ccist kind't faith in peace and under­ ■continuing, willi Inuei* oir th e '* ’* liaitnlan Ialt (R-O.), Land and 30) in the Middle Eavt. Iralion. standing. Amid roaring laughter, thr one- New Yotk market paying more ■'**» it would be unveiled tontorForeign Secretary Ernest Kev­ (loll., he' drclated, ate necee" „ w*, . >rr" in told the House ol Common* lime chairman of the Democratic I for orange* than they had nr i •ary to rraiurrr a world "lick un­ that May 15 is the latrsl dale National Co,pm,Iter and , rust mas-! month. . ■ 7 P ,ub,f ? 1 ‘rn *,0r' to death of war." on which Britain intend* to aban­ o r hV . . I ...... - - ......... - I f A' > - .r ,.J .? '., N ~ V -.l . ' “ wiiii*' i j # itch)n* were mil ‘ 'nistle ““V: " file great deuce of all man­ don lire Palestine mandate. irnitsl rAir lai* fait tliwlil that he >lion li.OttO lm»e* cd lllr to 4I VtlsfItltlril r» kind i* for (teace and undenlandQritn pleaded that tile Situation jucl hpa not lieeu "lltvile*r t o 'called “ interior" oratige* fnougll! ing."' Matihall said in a ipeech in Palestine not be aggravated conm back lieforr J an average of $2 7'» pei Imis at a dinner of' the Pilgrim* Soci­ "ami thus make moie difficult Farley appr.ircd at a Iritimonial and 3,500 hose* ui Indian River ety. which i* devoted to promotion th e . t*tk that is to be seen dinner for thr newly-atn»oint*djorangn sold for $1H0 of Anglo-American friendship. j b n i |b . ” Hr exptesseil hope tba' postmaster general,-Jesse M. Don-! This **• tl'C best juice for 14 "Peace and understanding — a plra for an end to strife in ald.on, who once covered a 12- "interior" fruit since Ne they should not br .so difficult to the Holy |j n d would be weigh nfr letter carrier'* route in Sliel "lien (hey .limuglit $3 14 srcuie when the common people J "ill -Grrat Dnlaitl. New l.ower joitrv in other atl*(ion* . byyjlle. I’ORTIANI). Ole. Dec. 12 (A'l throughout the world hoping | ,„ j OU|„-,|r ' as. well l‘*lFarley'* reference t» Id* *l»tu«]luought the <l*y ♦ avemg* '<*o ■■ i'olitlt Ambattitdor Jo*e| Winieand praying for such a result. Y r tjr ,ime with th,- administration followe>l I'loiida orange* to $2 *7 on I 3.w it/ laid today In* rnunliy fear* jM-pple ate Again featfu! of war.j De(rn ,e Minister Ahmad Shat ati a.lilrt-s* in which Frank ‘ mg) |Hlxrt ,„|t| .,| nine ca»iriii that "llie irbtillt ill llir aggrctiive Walker, |..i*l m ailer; genera) from . lo such lengths have the |>top«g-: abati of Syria voiced in Cairo 1949 to- 111i6 noted hi* pfeaence "''M* 1,1 Gcimen spiiM*-' "ill *tsn a new ll unilesni i.n I '* * , tUahll Atab drlriminahun |u fight ami said' Tl“' N,'w ' " lli ^ war ,'liidi /otllii be avoided by “Let'a bring out the fatted calf welCutne chatiK'' front tinb*W against creation of a Jrwisfi stale. ll i* good to have the prodical "f $2.06. on Dec. I »«d '«n «v- the "fiiendl, inoperatioir’ of Ihe ' *.tying all I’alrUmr would become mm rutiirn lo* Ihe houieholil of hh uf till niorkefj* thut »lny United St.ttr*. Rlmia and Brt. a, battlefield, with llie Aiabt go- ful tiers." "f f “. 12' tain. , Responding. Farley told -Ihe Pre-Chrlstilln't buying "»>' ,••**I mg into a Itlood lialli lo ilralise lli.il i* " lit. lie told thr City ■ gathering: "I -lid not come Iwk lirved by NuiHiy citru* men «• f ilirmtelves " • luh ill *>• |ue|i.irrd .iddroi, I’u- climbing I A pJ s tv l , Vinlntnn; "Thr pw‘pi*,,» *“"7 u '""i" hi a ptodignl son.* Tbi* is'iln* ia- the cause »<Ctilepi ice* are «I |,,nd "look* with *otnr anxiety at Y l U l i l L t f l - B ,)lsn 'capable ol ili'frtV *^ the fir*! lime t have turn invited •price-* (,ru|M-frnil niner I left in-re. 1 hopeit will ... gelling 1-eMetulili-piglinotthe |i|c»eltl. Gale ol irlaliotl* be^ 1 ■ f. a I ('*>11 t i n u r d mn V nu* H la llM l«- poa-iible for me to In’ here ptotmuiiced . u* orange-* WASHINGTON Dee. 12 M*» ------- T-------*--------Iwren the girat |WWef».“ more often." Tlie House tjihor Commttteo ra il-1 . j. "1 fir information we I’olc* iiavc ed on the Justice Department tiK ( i C n u r t t l l V C o l d ( )V ( .T . S ’^ r r t . “ .|Sl!iS’';i|lil'Mid stained Shirt • fiorn Germany mdiiatr* that a day for' prosecution of "offensel-a a r r.labtt S IlO W Il I t) L V l d t 'I U ’U * 11 tillf in*rtr in violation of the l-ea Act,” Most Parts Of ll. S. Franklin D Roosevelt** adrnlnl*- fr iEnvoy tS'ays Poland Fears Rebirth Of CJerman War Spirit j » Labor Committee Urges Action On nation In 1933 until 1940, when; which was designed to restrirt he broke with the lale President. A i.l<uui lhe_activitlea of J anie* C. Pettil TUKXJi l rit* I It ini t t*r ni vrit> |tiu 4lurr*l iui rviileiwt* lo'* American Fedrrafion of t Generally cold weather *preml ovt*r In ■> alatemenl Ini Nt-w 5o,k (if i( nm| |tol«-,i I! Irian*. , , I.,,, . , over most of the country today, la.t week fnrley said 1 want to ,, k wh„ ,vn, allegedly stablwd , , „.luV..r,.,, B,,w»red ir callH |,re t K ^ * Cr“' " ' - - " P»*wm' r"-nf V r." 1,1free*P * " * we President Truman te-eleeled oUed * l'etrlllo’a “tyrannical uf , !hn« M|(tWcsl to Mow Mr Truman, who .b'slgn.ud ^ i r i i ' Coirt .hi* nmrning and rrr. the committee tecommeiidriH {Ag cen, r„, Tc „ , nll(| chilly Doifablsun a* postmaster genet al V'V» L , ■, i ,, (in section* of northern Florida In -il month to sin-ree d KuWtt E. I i-imivi-,1 lli* slillt to allow th, I. Consideration by the Ju-tlce , |u| Muth„ „ Californio. Haniiegnu, made a five-minute near* of wound* in hi1* back in Department of whetlirr "the mo, Th* Federal Weather Bureau surprise visit to the dinner gath- flu- rn»«- again*I I. K. Floyd who nopollstlc practice* of Jantea Car-' in Chicago said temperature* i* charged with assault to ram* nar Prtrlllo and the American would climb in the Southern i-ririg of several hundred postal mit murder ill the. second degree. service official* and shook hands Federation of Musician* are subOn the * Ifind and queatiutfed hy Ject to prosecution” under the ateaa and in California but read­ willi Farley a ml other* at the Aaslalabt Slate Attorney George ings of slightly below normal head table. Sherman Anti-Trust Act. * Telling the group that "tonight A. DeCottm, I’nrju-r staled that 2. That (he Taft-Hartley lailmr would continue in riiosl other llV had Iter 11 stubbed by Floyd in sections. i i i , a 11h " it I’a a e Z !la> ir Ijiw In- amended "»o that mon fight after be had ordered, the. The mercury dropped to 6 be­ nopotlstlc practice* by labor uni* Utter to remove *ume cows from ons which are injurious to the low in Wausau, Wl»., during the an orange grove n.-ar the l.uhii. public Interrat shall be forbid­ early morning hour* for the Truman DtacloseH , ||a Road. Thi* was on ‘Jan. 12. den." The committee did not country's lowest reading. Minus Parker stated also that Mrs. s|iecify how the act should tie rcro marks also were reported . Flection FosHibiliticM Floyd bad slapped him. and that in northern and central Wiscon­ amended. * L. E. Floyd bad attacked him 3. That it be made Illegal for a sin and some part* of Minnesota. WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. (IP)— Light rain fell in secllons of President Truman waa quoted for from behind. Attorneys for the union to "license an employtT to th# Great I-akci and the Ohio the first time tialay a* api-aking defendant are L. F. Boyle and G. do business." W. Spencer. 4. That persons or firms put Volley area* eastward Into New i f re-election iioszibilltlca. on union's “unfair" list# be given England, while rain Is reported * Dr. J . J . Vailnrino. the retfrlng the right of redress In federal |n the Southeast Atlantic-stales. antharituior from Panama, !»td Growth I h Expected courts. Yesterday'* high mark* were While Home reporter* after bid­ 6. That officers of union* be 79 at Tamps, Fla., and 78 at ding goodbye to Mr. Truman that In Legion's Posts I t u i l i K * ■■ I'aae n « a i , Miami. llie President bad told him lie A large growth in American might visit Panama " if I am re­ Legion membership In the state elected." Vallarlno, emphasizing that he after the first of the yrar wn* and Mr. Truman had spoken in predicted thl* morning hy D*a jocular vein, related the follow- narlmrnt Adjutant A. Reid Mann following a trip to aouthwiwt Ing exchange; “I told him that I am guing Florida Legion Posty this week In down to Panama to run for company with Department Com­ President and that if I am elected mander A. Reid Mann. Hy FRANK CAREY 1 wanted him to com* down and Th* legion cxis-utivii* visited Asorluted Pres* Helenes Editor Hosts at Plant City, Mulberry. visit me." ^WASHINGTON, Dec. 17 (41)—A record-breaking tolar "egploTo which he said Mr. Truman Uhere they conferred with Na­ »ion which drove .flaming, gaieou* material more than e million replied: tional Committeeman Mead* Wil­ “If 1 am re-elected, mayhe I, son. th# Bay Pines Veteran* Hos­ mile* above the tun'* sulfate wat reported today by the Carnegie will, l l will be fine for our future pital, and the Children's Hospital It Hiiuiion cf Washingtou, relations." at Ht. Petcrsliorg. They also Vtailthe tiunic solar 'ptominrrKC," which makes the mushrooming ed Maderla Post 27.1, a new post cloud from an atom fcoml a mere puff by comparison. w*» photo­ of 170 member* and witnessed In­ HENTBNCBD TO DEATH graphed el Carnegie'* Mt. Wilwin observatory more than a /ekf ago. stallation of officer*. SALONIKA, Dec. 1* (AT— Meaaurement* which established » ■. ------------person*— Including IU altitude at ’ 1,064,186 mile* juat getting a new nation under Twenty-nine BOYLE ANNOUNCES on* woman—were under sentence • Senator Lloyd F. Boyle of San­ were completed only recently, way. Sun spots igre eyclonic etorm* of death today following - their ford baa qualified for ro-tleclion the institution's annual report rn Uw sun, father than ex­ conviction by a military conn from (he 37th district. It was-an­ said. last night on charges of plot­ nounced this morning at Tallahas­ Other news on the eun'e activ­ plosions. Dr. Horace Babcock of the ting a Communist uprising In see. Senator Boyle, local attor­ ities included a finding that sun­ spot disturbances In Mur, 1947 ML Wilson ataff discovered an Salonika. Llfa sentence* were ney and veteran of World War were the moat violent for any apparent eonneetjon between ro- imposed on iq others and 20 I, was elected to th« State Senate month since May, -1778* when fatten! of heavenly bodies and mors were given lesser prison In 1944, and hi* district embraces Seminole and Brevard counties. terms. Seven were, acquitted. ie **u *iM »* rage moat) our continental forefathers were Scientists Reveal Mammoth Solar Explosion That Dwarfs Atom Bomb - ' “ ■&J **$ ---, 4 - r •/. ' - - .V‘ 1 \ - -: **:' r, I Man! vRe-opens In Oviedo T The $ 160,000 fertilizer plant of tin- Wheel,-r Fertilizer Company ut t tvicd" lia» Iweti. cotnplelctl apd in now in uju inl nnt, ll wiii mi* iH.iiii'vd 1<m|hv bv Jl F. Wheeler, t renblent, J. It, • »x. manager and ...... . M llarb-y, assistant manoger. CfiinlruJlisi uf concrete and Steel und With 86.000 feet of floor (4fil44'4*. tlie new plant U »>' firvproof us is iHoeuble, deelared Mr. -Hurley Roofing 1* of corrugated Iron und llien* nre steel floor*. The foimer plant » *« destroyed by fire last Feb. 19. Recently there was » small blaze discovered nmong some nmmonluth nitrate bag*. belioVOri lo have Wen Ignit­ ed by "a welder’s torch, but dam­ age was reported but alight. A one ton mixing unit equipped with a conveyor Wit carries mst«-tint to Ihe storage plant at a great saving of laWr. About 40 people an- i-nfployed at the plant, which is equipped, say officials, U set ve the whole Florida area. Tin- company-has alx semi-trailer* and three trucks arid trailers to deliver product* to grower*. POSTPONES AWARDS j Award* and letters will be presented to the football play­ er# at Seminole High School during lb,- chapel program on Monday, Principal Herman Mor­ ris announced tmlay. Coach Carl Kettles ha* been attending a *hurt course -conducted by the general extension division of the University of Florida to prepare teachers to conduct courses In automobile skfety and driving, and has been In Gaines­ ville-all this week and. was un­ able to make the award* today aa was prttvlously announced. Sheriff P. A. Mrro and deputies today warned gypsies camped on the Orlando Highway near the Bluebird Inn tp leave the county. Police Chief Roy G. Williams cuinpanLed th* Sheriff. - . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 11, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/e31413315af2c17db7aa78359a048c10.pdf 03481a871c229450d98d63b3b7935d7e PDF Text Text ✓ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, DEC. 9, 1947 I II« _!- 1.11 A COLORGRAPH FOR NEW YEAR'S SMART STUDENT' Take Your Choice A PROFpSSOR, wlehlng to choose an IntelllRent r \ student for a special assignment, called Allen, Bacon and Cooper to lilm and said: "I shall place either a rad or a blue d r d e on each of your fore-' heads. As soon as you see a red circle, put up your hand. As soon as you know what the color of your own circle Is, put your hand down, and he who first knows what his own circle Is gels my assignment.” The professor then placed a red circle on each man's forehead. Immediately each man put hie hand up—each teeing a red circle. After a moment or ao*. Allen put hla hand down, knowing hla own circle was red. This Is pure logic, flow did Allen know thst his circle ivss red? *|S«| «»* H««s •"( I* II » < 1 * 0 I'M* w p ir wmu • (* « jhWfi i*‘i i nasrui^ iavq n**4* i»iu»;i put m«i»f| M#-| fW| •.U»f| V II ‘»JMS*|| UM||» fDI s'SB| i***f |* i»*| *>«4 ISStUS l |SS* • «•* iji/l U*s* || |Kl«t 14*1fs*«JI* «»!« 94*1 |4i * *H t|0lj r| rW “| |fcS| «f« «»n |. |M 4{»|*f|sa,u«U| • *•) |{ipa ** o d 'M f t • ." • I l f II » # • • » « * O-be found-defined below nre ten t e m s a l a R e­ verse th e spelling o f th e first w ord to (jet the second. By., .w ay o f Illu s tra tio n : “ B elt b rra k s ” could sta n d fo r " s tin p p n its .” • 1. fc'ag o rprlnvt-donnn. - - - - ------ -- T Kinglv beer - - - - - ---------Calories* («*et. - - — - - - Yamplre's fi le. - *- Twofold praise. ------------------.Manufactured cheese. --------- - - Street-ear market. * - ----- ■ 8 , W a g o n e o r lo s u t e . ------------------ -- 9. Food town. A IVII17. QI1I7 on what'* hfi<• rnn he on appropriati rlf i t i t ton Inr a New IVor'e /*nrg. In th t meantime, y rr con tty one yiiinm lf. In are how good you tu t nl rnlehing on In thingt that are "new’*. B- r m * -3B - - * -f I n fl, f V f | -3 r . •‘ * * rE r » if |: . 1. Where‘a tji* old year old and the new year Tien.' first—A'ru> York orW ne (in Inca 7 —— 3—U ukk. nuw. huii.nmnv of the United State* h a ir name* beginning with \W ic’? . 3. A new scienlific law i* said to li/»ve In-en sstnhllshed hy the falling of nn apple upon the head of Sir Isaac New —— ? 4. The sleeping beauty above woke tip one day to find herself a in ir nmvlc star, willi a new nick/ name, “The Body." Her name i« Maiie M---------? 5. According.to the adage, carrying Ice to Icelirul it like carrying coal to X tw -------- ? ft. What nrnlyierdt inaita nen’* aumhd the world In Novett\Jie’r? 7. Oldest 'English colony is .Vein-------- ? * R. At what point did colonist* land to establish NtU' England 327 year* ago this fortnight? 9. Rut ccnturies liefoie, European* had a set* tlem enttn the future N'rwrEftplnttd, ai ,Vew—-— It). West I1..ini'* and Annapolis* sister scrvlca school, fheCoast Guatil Academy;Is at Vf«* — IT The rla ’sic hymn. f.M'rf, Hindis l.iih l we owe to John Henry S t to---------? 12. There'll l,e a new Jlardi liras festival funn |n..Vri,'—— ? 1JL Ns*( to-Ned- Yoi k. which oT these wiinlil you say Is ithe largest AVu-aik, Sew Orleans. .Vent Haven? 14. As a lot of World W ar II vet* can tell you, there \va* little that w«s new going i n in MmimPif. rapjlal of .Veto-----— ? 16. T hey'd ‘rather ,hpve been stntlonc I nr on leave In Wellington, capital of S e w ? 16. Canadian prnvlme thirst smallest in nren and second smallest in population l i AVic' —■? 17. It’s pruverldnl that *'»rir —- — cltan"? * 18. Will* li is the newest of the Cjosp i* Iffprftrd In the New TeManirtit, that n . tti^ one written last? 19. Who's the pew manager of the Boston Red Bo*, formerly mnliager'of the New York Yanktts? 20. The word new* otiglnated a* nn acrostic of w hat? *sWWf*i“ n •|«»T M <1>*s.vH *,,,0r «t "t Sun-inu* *»«»r si s » * i * i »*n it ,■•»«u »i-ra'i»»z n m T,«ie*u “*n e«* «»>»n **•••« ** ,•(■•<> «i •> |..«|.| M II S«W|I(I I| || Mt|» r«»|l«4 eeiM •tuilSOJ *11 tr«»v o> s*<Rr* * *<n ■** sss- >s*pi • »i-’*n ‘im m u < n » ,i,iitu n 'i sMitJ t",« •""i'll i-.i'Mi **t »i ■-ti-i-"'t-»t i.«*ii|»s '^ l » , t > | r t • u t i l la iu t o u m 1 1 - 1 * t f “ M * I * -'- * o i l , | ] | n | . • > | | m a , t ( ■» t * » * '* > * I " * • ! * 1 1 , * ! » * « t - O ' - l l »»,l m i 'r *t*M st".I ••u -•ttse!"t»|| »‘S ‘*-'1 t ••)•! . tty t H t|„i tu ^ -iti •,«,u|r.«i »tt| v r -*-i t t„i«tsy ---- 111. S n a re fia g m e n t. - - -— -------- ---------- 1 ,0 O *1 il to him with a proposal. "W all tease y o t r land and atart payment a t the rate of |1 an acre. Aa to fu rth er payments, you can take your choice: we'll ralae the rental | ! every day, or $36 every week. Which will you take? * -Suppose you had only ont minute In which to advise Jose which offer to accept. What would he your choice? •Vi <*♦ *1w« • « uvifi i f -i ii lii y 1 H tlH IZ H N T A I. t —W kst prnphrl t*m« Htiwe (r«m1 Ju d sta to m Pi»H (Arts 21:10) f —“ II* k**e*th bsrk hla *avl to m 1 * t h e —-----“ ( J o h M l I t l * 1 » * * * , ’. ! s fit, i»nj i !■** -o«jx -e ■•?■• »|nn i (• »t i««(j i v * *,i»m i s*,«i t ,»»■( is»»n t »*i* e,*v i m*ew» players hsve en­ SIXTEEN tered the howling tourna­ ment staged among employees of the whlfilctree factory. The winner -will play the champion of last year’a tournam ent. This mean* the winner among the sixteen has to defeat five oppo­ nent* to achieve the title. All of the player*, including Inst year'* champion, seem to l>e evenly matched, considering the handicaps allocated to them. This being the case, what are the odds against any of tha 16. entrants winning? 't <n it is r>iBi|'(n *«,*>■•<<» |r* M|| l l | | M « l | t|U *l»|a<>* •si -j» »»» iwiss* mi® **i t«ii.|.» RIDDLE W hat can a man alwaya say s a f e l y to h is wife? j *•!„ f**m »\|. WORKS LIKE:MAGIC murderm y s t e r y C E E how good your friends |_ |E R E 'S a magic trick for our junior readers. O are at inlying this m ystery: A thlmbla la placed on a table and Is given A lawyer and a physician a little push with the finger. It mysteriously glides lunched together, usually (pend­ gracefully from one end of tha tabla to the other. ing k couple of hours together, All th at la needed to perform this trick le > nearly every day. The physician thimble and a atcel ball-bearing of such a size aa always paid the bill. The other to fit eaallyjnflde tha thimble. • day, the donrman of the res­ P a n the.'thimbls around for examination. Re- taurant they frequented, ran In. reive it back and aecratiy introduce tha ball. N ext— celling fo r a doctor. The physiput it on the table and give It a gentle push. As the clan responded to the call, fol­ thimble topplee over the other end of the table, lowed by thedawyrr. Th? physi­ catch It and! retain tha hall and pas* tha thimble cian found a woman, aerinusly Injured, lying face do-vn on the .around again for inspection. aldewalk. He turned her ovrr, then -said In shocked surprise, “Ssllylk He added th* explana­ tion. “ If a my wife!” PALINDROME, a iy a u know. Is a word that . - Whereupon the lawyer took la spelled the same forward and backward. out a gun and shot tha doctor. For example, Hanoah. Why? Wlltsatfi rtas M Using the 12 lattera given below, form four 1 \ M *•*»•*•* pm three-letter palindrome wnrdi that can be a r­ M|Ak ’ tfVOlft***»>•> • l i i a t t $HI H H t| tj* | ranged to form a sentence - a sentence that aika a question. i Palindrome Problem A AAA DIVIDE IT UP DDDDDEBIY. **i *a m m u * * , j ' t * •,» s»o em . >»*us(»a M YSTIC M ESSAGE A , MAN walking In a it reef, found a sheet t)f paper bearing the follnwlrtg: • Pali) uuv.HI looking xpensrok noth To aeeounl rendered t.r *------------------He thought H « as a cipher message, and casried It lu th* police. A member of the department rei-ognizeri it Immediately aa a letter-rebus, per­ haps »cnl by one puzillat to another, and read It without difficulty, f a n you work out what It *a;s? t*|U*f*a V." ,, <|*x ao *l» H«M.) n * i4 * p u A m mi t «*»! **•# 1**0 i «*ti*|*^ T H E artist celebrated too • much -Hi* night '.bafore he drew ihie illustration for a atory, with the result'ihat It la full of error*.- Theta are at least nineteen of thr.rt. Clocking yourself. See how many you c a n .find within ten nilnutr*. Then shnw the plgjjire tn your filrmls and *»ei if they7 r a* smart as you are. i r~ T~ r - b m % r~ r" r tr ~ •a*A* 1 II l i f g v ' i k t ) tv/.I .,»• **1UI 1*11 *11 I*. *1*11 » **a n ',»••••* n I»tu •J* #HI 4-1 | • I9?f| Ii| Ml I.qi !•« BRAIN TEASER ttf***i* tuftiM imjIlUMJ *e»*|: ’ ttflllM W A RIO U S arrangem ents of **41 !• * * * i w o I aa wnfii'i*! •s«eei*s»tJ?|“fta«}(|».M» if*)* *fj wi* ’ the figure* 0, 1 ,2. 3. 4. S, 6, 1*51*1 ♦ P«lir>|in*| p *$*!• ms *ui|ia.»« |.*-Miai«V 7, R and 9 ere possible to make, * • M t P i * t s - d d f t i f j tare *11 are# “ •P ►*» I 'T - B f t • tore* *th# total 100. Rut the problem ***t ' 4t«W*p:- liintpHi H^vei -» nul |»* *h*p * |T»J|»V| In thi* rase la to arrange thkm •I B'l|i*ttni luftiM * Vie iqmq to total L f a n you do It? net s u ,t * ,.q - Atft-p |»-* 'S*t w| B -| k t « F* 1 •*! U tm rn ■ • • “ ***« M tt Its* a nr- La» 15—lan d -m o ifu r* U — |)* t« rs (« * TV" •i )• i*>w • *i»« *•*!•* '•< *xi «•» •••"'F *vi» II*H«•*•"*• q*RR* *s| mu *h tn*-) .** S|||« i, is a w « l M ^ l tiasreg M t i t y P Tt~ i>nb* m i*t* «• <**o*i«e OU h a rt a plec* of land Y shaped like th ii. I f a an or­ chard with eight valuable trees. You want to divide it In four equal portions, ao that each por­ tion haa two of the tree*. How ren vou do this? •w*et» ,yi »j,h. u i i *ti i«p* •*< i* -nn i*ti*,iv |>»oai < .U (| * ..... •*< •! 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(4Ci*k. f l i t 4) The etcond tn laugh, but aof fit ‘ 5—Any.r * —“ U i l h i ----— n y *oul Ilk* * •j trorn.' , Hon" tr» , 7 :1 ) ■ ■ • “ T h t'th ird in eindtr, but not fa 10— Whet rilr did Poul *o» whctlyfl»»n tjldnU lryT (A*t* U:W) roof. 11- rlnv*tl T h t fourth in chlm t, but not in IS—ritriotic totlity labhr.l toll. 11—Wilh lh* Jaebon* vt wnst animal d d r.miitv •lay » lhuu**nd -e.n 11 TAe fifth in goal, but not fl) ..H d i i J l t t b . ---- fUMf------------ -—T V ' _ r 1 t * »-i * tu** _,V • rh tit. The elxth in muffon, but ttof in ■' * ham. r r h«)| Mil ill (Pi* 1*1 J he ttte n th in ffre^bul not fn I * F'|» i'» I (lb • • die. 41* .m *«.5f i*#ulafrj it * Tht efgAfA fn tetf, but M l fn if f iitrJLt dry. ii U . , : d *ut thy llf h t * * 4 thy tru th : le tilt tm ----- r *•* ITSJ h t ninth in rhym t, but net fn rfiffy. « - - ! Ml I h* lull. »hd -p rr;« b » * . and u y . Who \t th* L*rdT (Pf. T h t lelte rt alt tp til th t M int of « 0 :S . • a tity .. SO—Mhltld 4J —P tlltvn *W M ‘» ‘mtao**** *| lw* * u tZHwrjr0 44Wh.i Apot) I* dw*lt In hi* htui* * —Whe *« * tho *f»lh h ln f of C 4*m f P V TT-- — p of this enigma b SOLUTION to \a fourid on any map of Whit ItihrlonUn fed did th# IsirA ttw Ima'ualih ) ( J# r. *1:441 5 — Sh", h r n . n l in d lt n . •• (4 t P “ And b*hald th* t«sr* al I — a* »*r* apprr*v*d, and th*r had n* r«infort<r" iC ttl, l i t ) _ Pith *(t* , * TT" — ---- — M - E l.in lllt* -■ U —“Th* a n iv tr ef th* tnnme, Is from th * --------* tP r, Mt l t 5!“ M—"A Ito l'i maulh It his r)*iUu»--- -- :w • lion, and hi* lip* ar* the P w * of hi* *eat" ll*r. ISil) ~»itr*pod r.r,_.. 1 . _ P 4— T” r - . M If1 *> P — i» ) — " 8»ri 7T“ C P § M ;ff- 3 n~ I >> ■ II —lieiitow “Anil har* not *t>«zH lh t **ir«1 • . *f my --------“ t l ’r. t i l l ) H —"Whtn h* (at* la lh* ------- his dm **, (h it lh* w slen *houM nvt s*« hi* rvf«mtn4nlfnt,’ tP r. 1 TT’ 4J) *' P I p Art Solomon •ppninltil IS—Born . SI—"If air — — hath turetd cut ef the w ar" (J«h l t d ) SI—PrlnUr'a tntMur** 44—A war threat* “I will run th* w*r ef thy camndmant*. wh*n thaw ahatt ---- my h tsrt" (P i. I I I i M) 50—"Go to th * ------- , thou iltifgardi 'dor h*r way*, and he wit* « tl) tM | lf^ | WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE PICTURE? ■ 10—W>i *■* is* f»lh*r of th» enr*r r*' jm b k ij ENIGMATIC CITY. By Kugtne Shtjltr H ~ “Al th* I*it It — p«nf tPr. 23:32) « n *| $** H V U f ■ A NEW QUIZ- - » l.t ft XI. 4 :<|l i «m /« m ttfreu* ttf Mff Ia |in pfHA« BOWL THIS OVER TURN ABOUT IS FAIR PLAY ' 2. ft. 4. 5 fi t. ALUABLE orea wera dia V covered on Josa Mendoza’a land. A mining company cama JUNIOR raadJ era can find -eom t enjoyment In making an ap­ propriate decor­ ation for New Year*! Day ap­ pear among this maze of lines. To a f f e c t th a a p ­ pearance of tha hidden design, it is necesssry to color each seg­ ment with cray­ ons or colored pencil* in ac­ c o rd a n c e w ith its kry. R nieana tha a r e a la t o ba colored blua; R —red; V-violet; Y—yellow; 0 — o ra n g e : G R — gray. For gray, use a black cray­ on lightly or a soft lead pencil. In Rom* for two *#»f* r»crU'«» lho«* t k i r>nt !• Aim I (A*t» 11:10) . ' . 45—Fimlnla* aam* 41—Ayilat* 1 I t —Mtthlee 11—T# What roantrf was It told S»sl rhvt David had t* d t (I Sarw I7|4) ^ 14—0*4 ef lh* andtrwsrld I I —Who was th* filk ir *1 PtdtUhT 47—Grafted I Bar.) se —"T h * Ih rrth ln fflo o r e f ------- “ MJ*n. 40:IS) . U - W h * t book e f th* n ihl* dtaerthe* -rt tho rrrttio e 7 (tfik.'|iU ) VXKTICAL l»k*a 55-1*LtHUI • manlk was haaovntt) lo lh*hc*t*«f ttle f Ah**i . h ttk ______„ j'S vf t —ttamhlt* : rv I —Who tlaw th t lltdta* kleyr».e< Imunn »t (3uJf, *i»D (C lt h . 1:14) 67— E it fn r t hied * * — "W ill * h u b - 1:1) 0*4fT (Met. : -D n lalm * 1 —N u r 41—Wb*l Ammoalt* rsm* *• aid •*k l i l t r t d ih til •»-*tl«»4 7 : ; NMM ' hgsll (I •**). n. t11:1) ill) __,,of fill 41—Till* addr* »fi naddr*** ____ 4*ilhl teeth** 4 5 -U af. airrow, *»rr*w. a*slbl* stria ft-r f tr e ll" ( I Car. t i l l ) 75—Bcendinsrie* yth T S -P . h 74 —tt trail* yert f TS—Whe whi G.har'i fetharf <T VL 4:15) * ■ * 77—TThere lo HO dtsrhirge U the* . -------" (E«l. I ll) SJt-T*w*rJ .* i FIGURE IT OUT _ff.fl k a fifth of X is equal to a fourth of Y and a third of Z and If tha difference between X and Z la BO. what are tha three numbere. X, Y and Z? I irP K rn r^ iiB R w iiiird *', r F i n n r n /U rR c p tiirr, n n ' c c ific riz iin in riin i r s r n m 'i i ^ n n n ? r .r r r p p rr u p rn k rrrn n r r r n r u n in iii' ■*£i i - x i i K 'n i . f, x iE iirF p r e m n n r n irn n r r H ^ r r r i r ^ r r p -n riv i r u r i r r g r n e n . r rn n e ^ n irK n g a ^ r . r r , irK trn ^ n u n c r F H T R C i r n k'lb s: r - n n r n p i r r r . irm n n iu P e l t , n u r: n m a K n «KWMz,w-s±r WOODEN YOU KNOW? I WENT Into the wooda and tt ■ caught me, 1 sat down to look for it, and (hen went home with It because 1 could not find It What? - , . ef-V * ll* » iH m y XDUA104 winna n o a a e s u (Cownkht. tStl.'glH* fbatimw S r* •«*.>». tto.) ^ V. . I • * * ■ 4-" ' i '5*5 r J . .... . im A . J ? Crjj. - WJ :%iT i —» . v a u t ~r t r t w ' 1 .. . J I'M �rrlK-% % a -t rr»- - \ • *H* # wv t ' ---- 5 ---- ---^ ' § ' • • rv r p i n i MBraeynPBfi ■■9BRE * — *■------V ?|U. ..-c- . ‘ mp « l ■—TTC-T' * -7 y / .~ ~ r"" *- —sa x* * —— • . ------- -- 4 * rjr SB l *- - ■ 9. ■» Jr' j -*#. *i <* T h iri I t Strength— THE W EATHER tt* Peace 6f the W « U t _. ROMI the R i p w i i f Amarira; * T» Considerable cloudiness through Thursday. Scattered. » h o » * n Thursday. Continued mild this af­ ternoon and Innight. fooler Thursday. Moderate tnulhrrlf wind*. shifting tn norther!/ Thursday. Te **rel#re Pnm»wfly N r Sanford. A N 1 N D E P C S I)E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R JpLUME X X X V II! Established 1908 » i i. 1 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A W E D N E S D A Y . D E C . 10. 1947 To Hold First Meet Jan. 5 GOP Offers <j Program For Price Control Secretary Will Con­ vene Little Assem­ bly To Study Mis­ use Of Veto Power Anti-Trust Laws To Be Set Aside To Al­ low 'Industry-Wide Price Agreements Truman-RejectaOil Export Ban WASHINGTON Dec. in (AT ■— President Tinman want* congress in think It over cartfully before taking any action to nrnhiliit ahlpmcnta of oil abroad. Otherwise, hr aay*. the country "may B u ffe r." Mr. Truman gave this ad­ vice to Chairman Welch (RCalifl of the House Public Land* Committee, in n letter made nubile by Welch today. Welrh and Chairman Hutl<*r (R-Neb) of the Senate Pub­ lic, Land* Committee joined 1e«t week In asking the Preaident to ban oil exporta a* a mean* of contorting petroleum refervm at home. fn giving reporlera a copy of Mr. Tru­ man's reply, Welch aald the letter "doe* not answer the problem." , By Marshall German Reparations - From Current Pro­ duction Asked By Molotov Are Denied : LONDON Dor. i« m — Secretary of State Marahall charged tonight that Rnaiia an taking aaaeta from eaatern Tiermsny at a rata of more than. SSM.OOO.OOO /e a r l/ and , he demanded that the with* dr■wall be halted affective V Jan. I. T. * * LONDON. Dec. 10 (/P)—Sec rttary of State M anhall infnrmrj Soviet Ruuia tonight that "the Uaited. Slatea it not prepared to s a r« to a n / program of, iepgia< A * ' from current production a* j price for the unification nf O rm an/." Apparently M anhall war at. tempting to have a showdown with the Soviet Union and uring the teperation* for thii purpose. He declared in a itatement to the Bit Four foreign minuteri cttoncil. made available by the ^ itiic a n delegation: * A II theae matter* we * have been ducuiiing: the eaport-im port program, the first charge on German export*. agreed Mate mmi« of etternal occupation com. balance*, economy, et cetera, will revttt to the queslion* of repar­ ation*. 1 *’ll»» impotrihle to have a cleat picture of how all theta raailrn put into effect unit** we gkl a dear answer bom the Soviet delegation on the queition of repatalioni from current pro3dclion.** —------------- ' j • Manhall skid ha wanted ir clearly understood “that the United Slate* la not prepared to to aqy program of rrparfram current production LAKE SUCCESS. Dec. 10 (TP) —Secretaty-Geners! Ttygve Lie announced' today that the, yearatound "Little A»*embly" ol the United Nation* would convene lor the first time here on Jan. 5. The “Little Asicmbly" wa» ere* sled by the regular 1947 assembly at the suggestion of Set telarv of-Slate Manhall bul Ruttik. lh_ t ( Soviet Ukraine. Roland. Yugtri I 1A n C P m c i n o n t 1 davia, White Russia and Czech* L ilU Ilb A l U M U t n U , oslovakia declared they would rei r « *i I I A il l . tu ir to attend on, ground tint the V I Sits L o c a l U U D new body wa» illegal and con­ trary to the 'UN charter. T t >. Lie, ■< hit weekly newt conferCivic Leaders Turn rnt<!, „ i d he had received no ofOut For Early Morn heiai notiiication of the Soviet Fred W. Smith, Reception At Bank egates M“ b°"°" of the Fred W. Smith, president of Lions International, was escorted into Sanford this morning with a tiren blowing police car leading the way down Dark Avenue-ftom II* • south city limits, and was given a hearty reception by City and County official*, and representa­ tive* of civic orgsniialioni at lh.Florida Stale Bank. President Smith Was accompan­ ied here m his specially decorat­ 'd Lions automobile by A- A. Delarge of Winter Garden, interna­ tional representative of Lions aBd C. EL McNulty, a director of the 'Hganiulion. and Dr. C. W. Breader Pettis, designer of the Monu­ ment of Stales at Kissimmee. * Member* of the Sanford Lions Club, headed by King Lion W. O. Llvlngatorr turned out In good ‘number* the welcoming. Klfor the unification wanfi w aiforrepresented by Prasl- & b M six countries al lh trgular assembly which tan (lorn ^*P L -L 6-la-N ov..j^_wi|b. ill A 7. •attending U,nd,n«‘ T,,c Soviet boycott would reduce the active mekbeiship on hand to a maximum of 51 natidns. The SecseUry-General said he would preside at the oiM-iiing aetaion Jan. & pending selection nf a chairman. The stuff expect* the new body to meet about twice a week. The big power veto, used 22 times by Kus-tia , in the Security Council, f* one of the *ubjecta tilled for debate; Lie announced that the com­ mission to supervise elections and independence for Korea—al­ so created at the suggestion nf Marshall—would leave Jan. 2 and hold ft* fit si session in Seoul sometime .before Jan-- 10- The .Soviet Ukraine, one of the nine nations named by the assembly to the Korean Commission, h’a* announced* refusal to serve, and It was considered likely that rami* Russia would *, Wu- lb* •ton from Hovn-t-occup tlM tlaM l an Cm * fcU Elks by Exalted Ruler, J. E Rowland, tha City by Commlsaioner* Andrew Carraway and I-e* R. Leiher and the County by Judge R. W. Ware, Tax Colfactor John L ‘ Galloway and Sheriff P. A. Mero. E. G. Kilpatrick, president of the bank, extended s welcome With a fine aenae of humor, > TKTERBORO. N. J.. "bee.' 10 WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 (/P> OPl—Cliff Evans and George President Smith, a Californian, Twiman landed their twn pint - praised the Florida climate and A House armed services subcom ■Wed. 100-horaepowef f l i v v e r declarer! that hi* wife had writ­ miltee said today that one or twn planea at Taterbnro airport at ten him that Los Angeles had Juat •10:1,0 A. M. today, ending a lei­ received ka first rain since Jan'- atom Immhi dropped in the San surely 26,000 mil* globe-circling uary. He aald that lie was de­ Franciscn Bay area probably would flight unique In the h itte r/ of lighted with the early morning be enough to "cripple/- and per­ reception here (8:30 o'clock) and haps fatally, all American activi­ aviation. , The two former Army pilot* revealed that h it trip was "an ties in *the Pacific* S ' came in a* cnaually aa they de­ exceptionally ftna experience." He Referring to the location “vir­ parted from this auburban com­ declared that In all justice to mercial airport on Aug. 0. They the big cities, some pf tha finait tually side by .side" of the Army Itad flown aromvl 'tha earth tn work Is being done by'the tmalle.- and Nary supply bases in Oak­ 123 dkya to ihow that It could Llons’ Clubs. land. - the Marine Corps supply done In little fabric-covered be. doi The Lions movement Is •grow » S*n FmltCISCo the Nava Jffcraflt with a cruising speed of log all over thy United Hute*, per hotor. IPS rollea ml he asserted, and during tha last)*hipy*rd at Hunters Point and flight of fighter plane* •»lln lia tn l r« a - lk » < | the Navf air' bate at Alameda, the W ad the tyro pilots oft the final group said: from Harrisburg, Pa., todly. "We believe atomic weapons , JSvani came In flrat, touching De Gasperi Offers Big could destroy ibem all tjve fur thg runway if few aeeondi ahead Public Works Outlay thermore. they are so constructed or.Truman. .The flag* of 23 nation* and ROME, Dec, 10 OP)—Premier that modern weapons should eas­ various Insignia gathered e t each o f.th eir 49 etopi were painted on Alckfc de Ga*)>eri'a government ily be able to reduce them lef ' the -aides of each of tha tlhy offered It.000.000,0rr0 lire (it bout rubble.** The subcommittee, which In­ tUanea, smallest rVcr to eroea the *J8,0W,0O0| today for public works in Rome city and province spected tha area leaf September, dKiuu and to circle tha globe. Beneath each of tha flags was to avert a general strike threat­ said j ha armed forces should contha name of a leading person In ened to proteat unemployment, sldsr relocating the supply cer­ ts rs and eliminating duplicate fa country. ^ Including that of unofficial reports aald. Newspapers forecast the cab­ citltlea. Eyans. 27-year-old f o r m e r inet's action might be Itg last The report aald subcommittee Army Air force pilot, flow "The and that the harried IThrmler m tm ben "surmiisd that consider, Qt>: bf Angals" named after hie might announce tomortow hi* atloni of economy now are gov­ native Los Angeles. Teaman. SO- fifth government. Including rep­ erning—to perhap# too great *n year-old wartime flight Instruc- resentative* of two small leftist extent—tha ilraU glc plain of the ■-- (twwiiaieO ■■ re a e Rtakti parties, which would afford the Army end Navy" and added: s^'v 1’ ---government an unaasailalde mar "in one Instanco In particular, we ware adv|sed flatly that an &D8t Office Revealfl Jorlty In the asmsmbly. a • a tt ‘ehsmher of labor for Important Installation Is located it'MUaw* p ««« adwati ■ i \ e w { S e a s o n a l llO U r H Rome province « u to consider the 'a: offer later to­ ^ Postmaster Joel 8. Field today day. It had demanded 10,000.000,- Prison Inmates E nd; announced |h a t tho Poet Offire 000 lira to help the unemployed will be open every shopping day In the Rome area, estimated at 2 Day Hunger Strike Th* general strike threat Christmas, Including Wedand Saturday afternoon*. remained Implicit, MCNEIL I S L A N D PRISON, } that shoppers take adWeak, Dec. 10 (AY—McNeil la­ * ROME, Doe. 10. {Jh— T ie land penitentiary Inputta* ended a . of tbasa two day* to the strain on d«*ui work- Chamber of Labor voted a gen­ two H day I hunger strike Ike yaataiiUy eral strike for Rome’s provine*, against food served a t the prlaony other day*. .effective at- midnight. and Warden p. J. Squltr said The government of Premier Praaldant Truman'* ptvgtjun of on Wednedaa/a and closed Atclde de Gasperi, according to meatless Tuesday* and Oggle** ■day afternoon*, a t theae unofficial reports, had offered Thursdays still would be strict­ y* been found tp bf moat Bhoul »1,000,000,000 lira (about ly followed. HH,650,000) for. poUic work* Ip Announcing (he end of tha dem­ the city and province of Rome In onstration try an epproitm a'c CAMP FIRE IB of the 1,600 federal cooan effort to avoid, the strike, 1,018 MP, N. which w si called to protest un­ vUts, the warden disclosed a employment. mitte* of three Inmate*, chos­ P winter ■ en by fallow convicts, had con­ to death ferred with him on suggestions HULGAKIA* CflANUB rly LONDON, Dae. 10 OPl-Nickoto for Improving tha aarrlas. _ "No -rioting or serious disor­ Dolatovchev. Bulgarian political ders occurred a t any ' the dem onstration/ IffB jte? had realgoad as a formality re­ ■aid Ha blamed tha protest mainly quired by the saw constitution, sing bat would be reconstituted la - on the difficulty In serving n j mediately, with Oaorgi Dimitrov “varying diet" under. the Presi­ tbs dent's food conservation program. .continuing as premier. Flivvers’ Marks End (p & World WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 </Pr— Republican congrervionsl Icldet* agreed IrnLy on a l»ur-|K>mt *nti-tnlLlum piogtam for enactment dunng the present vesuon ol Congic»». Senator Tall of Ohio, chairman ol the Scnvie Repuhican 5|erim « Comrmltcc, and t loll-e* HeptiMu vn l eader- H ll> eel: of Indiana, announced tho program provides, for; I. Voluntary t n d u* t r y-w I d e .agtcenieiik to hold living tb tti in line. Anti-ttu«t laws would be ret avidc tcmjwitatrly for such agreement*, and lh- Administra­ tio n would be given monk/ to ptpmotr -tifji * piogiam. i. ConHntlStion and expansion (d rxpoit rnntrols. 3. Increase, from the presen' ■ 25 ssrifeeiit to 40 p c n ent ,.lh s_ . gold' teaerve* rrqutted behind curtemv j-atirs' by Federal Reserve Banks: and increase l<"n» 7V to Yi jrcrc-nl the gold reserve* -. that I rjri.il Reserve Banks must tarty * to support the deposits <if tomm*ti ral banks. -I. Controls over vital tranrpor• • . Photo by Raymond Ktudto tatron facilities, inch * ' boxcars. Hanfn Clau* in shown a* he waved a Kiwling al It); to n'clork 1**1 job nf drroratin^ hi, f|imt and the little rahin on it with imitation The—H— pubib-oo*- drafted then Saturday morning In a vrowd of rittho-n .tir lld d to who (athrrrd '<innw In the form id rorinn to contrast with Ihr -.mill plnr Irrr--. progtrun n'a b reply !■* President In give him a hearty welcome when hi- arrived at the MiinhipaT Soon a flrr l«mling, Santa was borne uptown In the rh e rn of mitaii'n request f«r broad |rowPier. Hants navi hale *nuw, or aotnrlhing that look* like U tn Ihntiaand* in the higgeit and beat parade ever -.iinn-nirrd by the er* to readme rationing and keep him frnm getting homesick, no the Key Cluh hoy* did a fine Jayreen and Hanford Merchant* Aaanclation. 11rire e-min ds if the—Adirtllltllt I itui* dhtiialtl itgctitg- they *i«* u'T"“ n m ’Mury, A d r ill fit ♦ I'ill cM rtrinf w a tt W a lla c e A tta c k s L o c a l R e s id e n ts U rg e d T o J o in nf i !•*'* tvrmitleni> requeflt wt» npiT nSlfr,i ijy i&Frpiarr **f I’um IUrnffiim y«l#rtl*y to n I n T o u r i s t A c t i v i t i e s A t C e n t e r D e m o c r a t i c P a r t y m eits iiiiiii Judi&iiiri SubcommiUtt* Hut Republican* h»f« made clt«r Ili<- tourist Cluh will uteri 'oniglil at H:00 o'ch^k »t the lo u rh l A s A <<W a r P a r t y , , t rnlet and .* Jine n-i-g) »>n of m lings, picnics -and event* will Ini t x s/'n f* , .21) I n A r m y C - 5 4 •tlattpcu,for tht tqamrg *eai. it was announced today hv L M A*im c ver $72,000 Jump Ts tie* fI„ ■ «<. , , ¥ dirrclor of I nm ol .«c*tv*tir« of the Seminole ('nuntv Ch»rttb*r Savs Hr Will Run In ccn On 155.329 of ( ommerce , . Heildents nf Sanford and Srmjnnle County are urged by Mr. ArUnits Of Produce fn't'S*icier, Not Cliongcd («00SC BaV F o r e s t to alte-rd ihr t a'lu-nn-jt. meet and welcome the winter visitor! and enjoy lltr* gnod time lint IIHACA. N. Y. Der. in m WESTQVER HELD. Mas»„ will follow In the form nf card trip* on the 81. John* River. Th!» will f>* the first time In many Henry A. Wallace «*iil toTry that lice 10. 1 \ Mk' l r r Iran*gamr*, and outdoor *pml* year* that wilder visitor* hero “tmlrti ihrrf tt a change** in pert plait* with s crew member* r um*n Murk^t it ifllectriJ in tn*The shuffle board court* and ‘November islet vrport of $414,573 the horse shoe court* have Iroon have had the opportunity of aue- America-* foreign |mltrv "theie i"irncd Just before midnight -C*'jLiL'n~T.~~Ti~ra"iTVinsr tin- heautie* nf nature on In the jfj wHdtrnM* north of for 155,12*) unit* ol Florid* grown' put into fine thiijv by city work l.iike Monroe and -the 8L. Johns will he * ihinl party" itt the pie« , tinnse Itsr, I itiraihir, The Binsproduce tompilcd by Market M-xn men. n windbreak' has-been In River. * idertlisl race hexi year. h<-r of s iiitlm n — If any — ■ ! h IIi -i I to pfill or I players, mid Lasl year lln- I hIchI nf rlnirchaget H. J. l-eliman. Thii retirenl i new* cnnfrienre was unkno-y. From the air. iiw city h«- installed light* for cs, Seminole High School, the i , Art-il . aenli a 372,424 increa*e in but- uI e Iu playing. hr woutil hr.nl a thin! *mr man could be srrn in the Hnlvalion Army tuind, eivi^ cluhi i . renter of the wrerkxgr waring inrn over Nov. Irilfi when 134. An Innovation it the large ‘i«d Mini olhiV orgiinlrationa and it» ipaHv. llte Inini't |)fin»rt.|i( * r r hi. arm*. \* small rernnnals472 unit* were told. an I blark ehvcLi i Ixiatd painted dividuals i ontril to the en pm iilrnl and rjitnsi*p. 1 -rrir lajv same plipr spotted the lone Truck* liom all ove't the Allan no the cement remit end nf Joymtnl ol tourists with muitcal nf Commerce laul. I w-rll tin what ftcm r ,ln 1ve wreckage. The Tourist 'C e n te r. Thl* tv mid entertainment programs tot . . i i — tic teaboard aod middle well th" main ground rta tu p -parly » « plajtd with largt- dtukt' with the winter visitors. Evendbigger i ' n are .jamming the . matket area, nool eyta ‘ntlachrel and playtra and ' hotter program* are plan WalUce began here an upitatc tcpnrtrd in r>i«v-e River, near aqd the mam market platform U WIO pole* with hooW to lift ned this year, said Mr. Armltagr, New York ipcsking tour, ihe oh- the scene. H hether the mxn at the crash « a* an advance mem­ heaped high with celery, rabbage. the disks. Mr. Armitage reported aml‘*he again 'urged local rev i<wl of which, |re .»\'tf.. waa to ber of IheMescuf group i« not ihat this form nf rhecker* wh * ident*.to there In the fun, I>*»nt and other produce. played In Canada and •caa-'it the nvrrage atlcndam >■ "confirm" a "lliforv" that (he known. • -. One of the “ holteit dealt" at formerly •tumid prove very popular here. was almut 20<) parh meeting, he people north of tho Hums "err WESTDVER*FIELD- M au., pec. llie market, in the patience of xTe ti­ Among, tha outings'planned tin* reported, and predicted that * or <qwn mimlril lo the fail the woild IO-t>Tt—A C-54 U. S. Army Air er*. it the tiring bean deal. More * Armitage, *ie even iietter thl* year. aald (h*nRe«." 'Force pltnc. reported carrying than 100.1,25 "hamper* 1>Y fine Reminded that Senjtnr Btew»- 29 t'l'icflgen.-rvjfhecj ihortly hegrille locally grown beant were leV (R-Me) «rill in Wadiinglon lore lad midnight in an msew**'* ■ told for 3319,000 ip November. Monday that h~ had heard Wal hie. heavily forested area four K-Ullutra ™ r.la tii Mont PartH Of U. S. Longwood Firemen late planned to Imlt the Democrat milrs north of Goote Bay Air* 1 k Party and announce hi* e an liedd. NIL! Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS * In order to further the drivr Hitow, freering rain and rain at 1/ongwood to secure a |T,0oo didaey for prnidency on * new Agreement Signed Ihe commanding officer of the over a wide area of (Im fire trurk and equipment, toward tirket. the fotmer cabinet njern sir Iran'port command at Goote For Defense'Bascn C|»H ountry today a* temiwrature* in the piirrhave of which 12,000 “ *v Bay Airport appealed td We»tover most parts of the Midwest climbed already Iwrn raised, an auction bet declared: ‘i haven't employed Senator WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 WA- from their sub rn o level* of of turkey*, chirkeny, produce and Rrewater a* my puhllr rrlnllnna Army Artficld'lo *crtd a helicopter other articles will bo held loidglit with all poidble ipeed a* "ihere The State Department announced ^yesterday morning. » A t-and of Jight anow extended In the ball room of the Lohg- man. I am not aware of the f«el are sign* of (urvivors." , today that the United Slate* and. that he was engaged by the PUL" t’lawnma have mignrit an agreement northward through MUnwi '.- Jobs, wnnd Hotel, It waa announced to­ s "I* the FRI kerptpg an rye on rite Wettover Public *Relation* for leasing an air base and Li Minnesota, most ,<.( Ilhld.i* and day by M.ixinIIIan Hhensrd, hotri you 7" n reporter, asked. Olficer laid lh*! stlhough ihrf owner ami rhalrm sn nr the clriv\Vi«i >n»ln and p’srt* of Indian* defense aitrs to the IJ. 8. tn be "Not- that I know nf.” IVatlsre M «r.ii*«,.t •> Pi-v* re«Ht la>ngwood Is determined to have aod Michigan. Frcexing rain made used for dsfensb of tha t’anama 11 a , | <«i*ret mn nmior travel hatardnu* Jn the aaiil Mr Klirpard, and he reveatrd Canal. HF.m tlTY H18K that the more than '60 items to triwrr Missouri and lower Ohio The joint announcement with an up-to-date fire department, IVAKtNLTttN. Dec, 10 JAb— Valhys while rain al»o fell OV*r Panama said the agreement call* The State-' Department said tolie auctioned have been donated France Rejects Red for five-year leases on 18 defense part* of the Gulf itate*. by puhllc-aplrlted citlsens, day it I* retaining the right to Tim mercury, which dropped Io Note Of Protest Site* In Panama and a 10-yeat fill "i trp u 'fcr an employ* as Revrrai week* ago Mr. Shtpaid lease with an option for 10 more nearly 30.1below In part* of Mln« and civic leaders nf LongwnH a "bail security ri»k” evan though on tha huge fl-20 air base at tifv-ta Yesterday, was generally put on a fi*h fry at the hotel, PARIS Dec. Id (/It — France he has been tlenrcri of any dis­ Rto Hats, nhout 70 mile* west in the 10 to 20 aliove mark to­ entertainment was furnished, ami titled today that the ierrii* of a loyally by President Truman’a day Rochester reported a low of Fire Chief M. N, Cleveland, Rep Russian note protesting treat­ review tHiard. of Panama City. The agreement, under negotia­ 10 above aa compared to a 22 J. Hr alley Odham Employe* aceuserl of disloyalty, and othei* ment of Soviet rlliten* In France tion for 10 months, Is subject below 24 hour* ago. I’elUtpn, praised tha civic spirit of Long- and breaking off Krench-Rusalan neverthefee.*, will b« Informed of to approval h r the Panama Na­ Mir In had .th e natlhn'a lowest tkood citliens and promised them trade .talk* were unacceptable. the nature of the charge* and tional Atahmbiy, which la sched­ reading, 4 below, and tempera­ •Id In the drive. • Longwood obi- . The French charge d'affaires givrn the right to lie represent­ tures were near the xero mark uled to meet Friday. State De­ sens then contributed liberally. In Moscow, Pierre Charpentler, ed by*rtrunsaL They also will- ba partment official* aald that in part* of the Dakota* and Newill be Instructed to return the granted opportunity In esUbllah brsika. whether the agreement require* note to the Soviet government. It “afflrmatlvrdy" their loyalty to Trotparatures ware b*low th* Ticket To MoscomT*' the UnPed Slates, tha depart­ U. 8. .Senate confirmation la yet wa* announced. •eafona) normal In the Eastern .In Moscow, a French embassy ment said.* to he decided. ■tales and they also were sligh.lv | Is Provided Free spokesmen oald the five members lower In lh* Pacific roast and In . of the French repatriation mis­ parts of the Gulf states. TRUMAN CHRISTMAS HARTFORD, Conn.. Dec. tn sion ordered out of Russia yea///o m v fi WASHINGTON Dec, 10 (A5— (Ah—Tha Connectleul secretary terday had received their exit vis­ POLISH POLICE The President and Mr*. Truman of the state's office approved as and would depart today or to M X f fi f r WARSAW Dec. I0 (Ah-The paper* ____# are planning a family get-togeth­ today _ .............. organising R thaJ morrow. They were espellrd af­ er Chrlttmas In the White House envoy* of three nation* t » \ M , Attl„ .|ein Antl-Communiat U ague ter the French had ordered the mission —the first Yuletlde season they upon the Poliah government to- w hgu , )o(tan |, „ " frM one-way Russians* repatriation Mckcow." .... to explain the arrest* of tlckrt will have spent In tha executive day out of France, charging ita mrminployri* aa gradb e n with subversive activities. eniton since Mr. Truman auc- three of their rm Albert R. Epstein, a reitai nf privileges, ea- cashier and one of tha fout reeded .the late President Frank­ ual restrictions o; pecisfly of Anglo-Saxons, appear­ •aid the league xaflll give a lin D. Roosevelt In 1MB. * "COLD WAR" Mrs. James Helm. White Home ed t» gain headway, flrat, class, one-way ticket to BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 4AT—Tes­ U. B. Ambassador Stanton Orlf- Moscow" to any American Com­ social secretary, aald today that the President's sister, Miss Mary fla said he Waa making represent­ munist who ran mincea hia eltlten- timony that her clergyman hus­ Truman of Grandview, Mo. and ations to tha-government on tha ahlp and promises to "go to Rus­ band' kept tha parsonage at a temperature of le u than 80 de­ Mrs. Truman's three brothers and arrest Saturday of Mias Znfl* sia and stay th a n ." grees and told her to "put on their wives wilt b* on hand when Mlchalowaka, 88, who hak been Epstein saidthe President carves the Christ­ employed aa clerk In American "I lived In Russia a t tho time g sweater, robe* and long under­ mas turkey In the family dining consulates in Warsaw and Kra­ of tha revolution and have had wear," won a divorce, for Mra. kow. Nettie 8. Philip.. I 'i enough of Communism," room. -----»A *ls , : W. ; - -- ■-4*1 n 4R if pier,rm PoM Inat Crashed In , .... •« ^ s.nford Am- ('old Wave, Rain Hits | Auction Planned For V I .' i fit- _ ,T = —7^^ ■J November Sales At Farm Market.. " , Reach $414,573 House Group Says TL Atom Bombs Could <»•* Cripple America a rsuSiSh*!ix5iiai N O. 278 Associated Press Leaned Wire .................. la ! iK ii • \ J. . *f a ti �* TUB SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD,. FLORIDA PAbR TWO Former Physical Prowess O f Some Are Forgotten, Like Pomak Racg A P N M lf M tu m °ELCCE FRONTIER—They are a people OH THE GRECO-BULGARtAN £** J*T* law I* a mm. The Pomak* ar* an axampla of Communism socking the poor. Of thi* "lost race" lr..tde Eu­ rope. historians confess that nothing of it* origin it eertain. Pomak* are not even mentioned in most famous encyclopedia*. Thtre at*,., however 350,000 Pomak* along both ildea of th* Greco-Bulgarian border, digging to tiny, rocky farm* in the Bodepa mountain* which their forefather* fettled before a Norman eongueror tel foot tn England. They are Moslems but tei have no blood kinship wit! Turk*, although the: 306 E. la l HI. l i t . -9 for the Ottoman ROBSON Sporting Goods A Gift From Yowell’s Medns More You'll'"big’' top praise If you select your gift from • • ,■ . 11 h i * our latest envelope, pouch, and shoulder strap models. Genuine leather, - -■* :=■- hsv* ' blond hair, blue rye* ami almost Ntirdlr featureii. *_ . heir fetfialea are veiled from rradles to thp grave. F.ldcr* who have vtoitrd U etra try the worrit-of Mohaminrd from needlepointed minaret*, but most of the faithful have never been farther than 25 milt* from where they were'horn. Much of the mountain territory sprinkled with Pomak village* It, by default, under .CommunUt control in the Greek civil war. “Tax**” of corn, donkeyn and home-woven clothing a rj collected with tub-machine gun*.' i In uno afternoon. I *«aw half Ih* population of Partin> a mile from Bulged*, flea to' Gltvlkl. * village four mile* deeper within Greece, because Greek rebel* demanded a ton of corn. Taking advantage* of the rebel*' daylight absence. the vil­ lager* trekked off with wives, children and winter food rercrfH , ilnee at Glavki they* could I*1 pro­ tected by an outpoit of 00 Itoyalist troop*. Glavki was quite. Soldier* dorad at lookout station* while young, bare-bottomed Pomak* begged a share of their Ameri­ can ration*. Old Women trudged (it with huge bundle* of firewood on their • looped back*. Tobacco was hung out to dry on rack* b**id* sagging stonr-and-tlmber house*. At dusk; tip- villagr locked itself In. All <w|i d«ws were shuttered A HltlO o ill, M»ry Mctltaw til* and doors bolted. A new squad, with tom* of the 4.500 doll* which morr alert, took over the lookout New York Telephone Company *rnduty. Night belongs to tin1 rebel*.. ploy res will distribute to children Pomak*, some atudrnl* theorise, pii* Christmas. Tht* to th* thirty^ may he orglnnlly of nulpar' stock- nrel annual collection of dolt* and or a tribe— Human* or Peceneg* my* to be distributed by th* phtmf ___ wandered south aero** —which th* Danube, In the 11th Century to halt In the peak* of Thrace. Fifthy thousand are under the Greek flag, 300,000 In Bulgaria. When w rttem statesmen, in 1078. carved up th* Killian's domain in Europe, 21 Pomak village* A and P Grocei fought off the acquisitive Bulgar* Sna set up an Independent re­ Sfay Open Si public. Bulgaria annexed It In 1830 and that was the last of The A and P. Grocery ha* re­ Pomak* i*lf-mle vived « former practice of store Perhaps with tongu* In rhrek, h«iirf designed to give each em­ Greece tent a Pomak delegation ployee a full'holiday* dn coAfacanw veek.’ 'Iltotead or a demanding half holiday, and th e s to re w ill Greek Thr*f». The pe-nek eWm. he onen * ix d *V » a week It wi* *d part of Bulgaria. The confer­ ! announced today _ Manager ence snubbed both. ‘E*rl F.van* who *t*ted that the '.lUegcred hour, system w*nt Into {rffe<-t Monday. J THE WHOLE FAMILY CAN ENJOY THEM! 10 Big Values!! Living Room Tables tvom table I- the perfect gift for the home! From For all occasion* . . . in rjiiou* style* and price raligei. Specially priced Beauty and convenience ■are combined in this k n ithole desk and chair! 0 /lA “ " F t Riff Platform Rockers Exceptional comfort and Ithtjja at 'an excepttonally low price! « a a * r* J* F « The Newest Cedqr Cheats .Beautifully finished cedar che* . with Hft.up top tray!. Various *1***. ' era m m t le ^ t Phone Stands Mahogany finlihed -p h o n e ' S ta n d * ! Con- O j venlent and at- *&. tractive! L o w price of l ' Ic v ij Bj-J i Soinlnole Schools ........ Fmulovee* . .JV)|j continue Get 6th Installment j work 13 hour* a week, he to reve*lcd. A wiukfT nfler six month* of TALLAHASSEE Dec. 10 (Spe- emnloyment Is entitled to a week elslt — The -Seminole C m T n iv paid vnfatloti ami after a ytst of Board of Pnldle la«lrttrtj»n will y-vrk 'wo waak«.p»trf-e«rMtliUr receive. r.‘4 .u;3 -ne»l m vT *■ ~«Tir~ Stnr* hour* will b* a* follow*: sixth installment of school fund* from the Stale Minimum Fo ni­ •Monday through Thursday, A rM rto <1:30 P. M ! Friday, dation Program Fund. Colin. Engliih, State School A. M. to 7:00 P. M. and £ Superintendent, reported rtiut the county will receive 81S.271 for teacher* salaries, <1,427 for transportation, and $3,375. for Colored E l k s ,of Celery CitT Lodge M2 I It O K. will hold »n current expense. Tlie checks win tu* mailed from Klk memorial service Sunday •af­ allahassc*. Monday, Deccmbet ternoon at 3:80 o'clock at the Elk* | Auditorium at Seventh Street .mid Cypres* Avenue Bought Your Christman Heals? tent to all f!7 Florida emmiiv*; BlUa i and Daughter*" are 82,245,261 I* for teacher* salaries. | quested to lie pt’ew nt. it wai ani313H,(m)2 for transportation, ami | pounced by derry .Walker, exalted t ruler, and 8. J. Walden, aecrelary. 8324,18k fut current ,: Give something For Tite HOME Christmas MAKE SUCH LOVELY GIFTS 5-Piece Cafd Table Sets Htaln-re»i*tant coverings on table and chairs. ColIspaiblt and wslI-bullL Quitted Robes, In Iwaiitifnl silk and rayon . . . . These robes are itylad by BhVewbtiry and nre designed for the moat discriminating wa­ rned. Exclusive originals.. 0 3 3 1 “ Smart OccaflloiialChairB Coma In and »elect your* now I Choir* of tspestrlss in various patterns. • A ,4 M g jlA ^ w k Sturdy Card Tables Special ChriiDnia offer- Satin Lbnngiidf Rohes . . originals by Jerry Jane. Col ora of Blue, Yellow, White. Gabardine Robes for casual wear In Brown and Blue. Dainty qtinftgj.biffefa fronts, tong sleeves gathered at the wrist. n Glamorous Black Wool Crepe Gabardine Lounging Robe, trimmed In fulhsla satin . . with aide drape that denotes youth and chic. ' ■ • H I A Small D«posit will Hold r Tear Gift for . Chrl*i»s* Ev« Dallrsry * �r : n W VKDNKJSDAY, DEC. 1U. PUT" fM K 1 » W > 'O H » H t K A U > , 3 A t » c 'u « i » . I U * K l l > « 'Former Physical Prowess If Some Of Nation’s Leaders Are Related Be JANK P.AU8 WASHINGTON—A» Chief tice of the United Static. 1. . M. Vinson rank* neat to the Pre»l# n t In any line-tm where protocol 1 U strictly adhered to. He had tn take a hackseat the j' othar nljrht, however, when ho,§i was a truest at the father and son Vanquesf o f the National Press >• Cluh. The a«n* had their eye* on the Rnl-ski#*, Capital's pro- ! feialona) foothall players, and rushed them for autograph*. “I known l*m strictly playing s second fiddle.*' said the liutlre arith mock bitterness when he got A t to take a Itow. . The Master of Ceremonies nevertheless had tiutlt him tip a* a great athlete. He introduced him as a famous second baseman hack In 1000. when he ptaved Inter­ collegiate haarhall on the team of Centre College at Danville, Ky. "I ttfu ie the claim and the rep­ utation. I was shortstop—but, a pretty good shortstop," the juatlee said sort of wistfully, eyeing the * youngsters. “NoV I've found out how I realrate with the young fry." Be that as It may, the Chief Justice ranks as N». I apeetatorsporUman In capital circle*. # * • W Probably the yo«t active muscle-builder in th lT m ld ttV l T * - and Boosters Have )rftnnizationnl Meet Oviedo News SpfeUI to the Sanford llcruld Ur MARIAN It. JUNK* After dHvilig hi* parenta. Mr. ‘ and Mrs. II. L. BaMenton, do*n 1from Adfuiral, iVtmsyivauU, H * 1. Ilaldaiatnn. J r .' lujs returm u . home. Alt*. Annie L Carter lias had ins her recent gur*U her ton, \ \ alter J.. t «rUr. Mr*. W njur L. Carter, and gnrmJJaugtm- i. lie u / ' Ann, of Tampa. | ,'lr*. \V. I*. Cartel had a* her recent dimes guests Mi. und Mr*. W J. Lawfpn.* Jnfeph Lawton, Mis* Kailuyn law tun, Mr, unit l Mrs. Waltvv L Carter and U.rugh |to i, ticlay Ann Mr* b i * t i ,« >1. I,. G aiv when • ROBSON Sporting Goods f 30H E, 1st Ki. in .iifcama That and v. lath, . Basil Guynn ttaveraml a m l^ , « '* * »*“« * lh*Jail. * »Ttie *.«•* Siun rnuideco ri-unty Jury rec- SHOT GUNS, Hunting Caps, Bucket Knives. Industry ha* la-tatropj JJ1'* energy- wanted for cancer, * ,,rSkaggs say* no htuplta^* Had' r** \V eatleh ’center ha* one.f search mate*' that it will cost build a cancer le-tatron-1* ihl# momiy lias not beet Dr. Skaggs is w or* ,w ^ ' Professor Donald W. K-L of »he Unlvimily of Illinois, A’nl,,.r the betatron in 104O,,f. WWW ally I* planning u n '“ *‘U-«e instnimcnu to dcTiverJuun*' 000,000 clecUuti-volt«“m« •for rcseitrch. Hiive your ('hrlHlnum Gifts pat wide now. Fred W./niith * . Hang On CreotmiUon rriieeaa pa * cause U coca rtgtii to the hrifi toosan KX trouble v» help isrw _ M laden pbMgta. a a d .., in sooUm and heal raw. tender, to an Canted bnmctrU* m ucous m i i •■ii your ynsir ■aruawi* ■» neu I tiranen. braoM. Tell ’ a bottle of CrcomslMi ____ CHRISTM AS SPE C IA L Mnrklng the opening of a rnnted*drive toward the improrrPt of the Seminole High Sehool Hrs.iticiun*-- Harriett Slawter and Pauline H*el nd. an organlratlnnal. meeting the Seminole Hand lloontrr* H A ItltlE T T S H E A I TY NOOK inclatlon wa» held Mnml*y Phone 9 f l •ht at the home of Mr*. C. I,. 20fi N orlP Park Avenue Ilenbeck, 2-tftB Sanford Avenue. M w aiw atw rew A aw w w w w M W M w atw w w w M M u 3. K, Dlark. leader of th^r band, • d of the need* of the nrganitnn In the form of new uniform* i ln»trumrnt». He told of hi* r-year plan for the Improvent of the muilcal group and led that he had made a hid to d the State Mutir Kr*tlval In nfonl in IP50. This fcatival | a held thl# year in Tampa and s year before in Miami. Dte group ck'cl.led to *tart the ve with a candy *b1p in the *-utnwn area on Saturday and a later date in the xeaion will d nti old-fathloncd box ».vl»l ncert# will he given during the ar *l*o to a.**Ut In raising id* for the band. \ l the m rrtlng Monday night •#. J. P. lb 'lli, law wgs apnte,l arting ecerctary-trcaaurand other attending were Mr#. H, Smith. Mr* R. A. Kutrell. •*. D. K. Ratliff. Mr*. C. R. w*. Mr*. W. II. Garner. Mr*. Johnson. Mr*. J. A. Cranston, *, S. C. Graham, Mr* llollrn•k nml Mr. ti(fd Mte, tttack. • • >'-7V r- :N N N H « N N « « « l« N « N t •* 'l i *. . ^* harliriR bedroom slipper# of red. yellow nml wine untiii with hum! embroidered motif ncLoss tire Inntep. ■ 3.95 ■ All lea liter'slides in black, hhip or red. Solid color #lt0n tdides w ith e lu s tir Colors of pain Ulne. red nml M ark. 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' L ROBSON Sporting Goods Marshal! was Und«h*t(K>d tn Ihrendy to p r u t upon Russia the necessity nf lifting- the curtain on affair* In lie Soviet u c c r-, pation rone, contr-idlng. lh at u n -. Icr* Russia furnishes Informatlitn. It w}|| l-c virtually imp-’** i slide for the council to Achi.’Vo ngreement on German unlflc »lion. .— • <r*wtl*ae*~ n - . 1-** ' *'• month M new t ^ h a ;w#re ’ HfLL | : ■- ' Li’ added. After* I''”1""* ! Implement Company, Inc. was taken In fA l»anv, th a viaitora «t It. A. (IWhfay) Newsbsb. Jr. •halt trip arou-Sanford and 21TS Oak Av«, Phone -146 elnlty under dcttor, of .Mr. Vi. Nulty. The b / V* .rtate.1 supitlifi! by McNsiL.; President WW w«* with bunch/ ,8m ’ ford ccle^nH a crate of or. *" W OTlCM '; >. " i h o u . Las^vcning at the OrNisU. t* hw-hr «tv*a that • •ntirid I# boslnss* St tli k*sff,e. Undo Cha/cc nf Commerce h# represent at Ives or A O IW . V to ftis. u*(1er O'- addressed rirtltln w . N am *. Are O H s* * * " " ! | ‘J I Jon* A11* "I psnr and that • t"«S#d »•* Ul*. llla/iwcmpf will him said u t n . pnrsm al to the terms Smyrna, to (leorgin el th* "FW tlllnus W*m» * * tw ts • and pi, h# aaid, and then (Chapter *#»«, !*«»# «f Pbw1*” T# for Chrlstnis*. Hi* IM1) with U r *1rrl* o f th* CIO'* s Co *rt of Bentlaote I'o tm tl. H o t y S , jour rlorlda Stnrtcfl at Pen* . Jack Knanrr 1° Miami and then pWaee * ueoli 1,n - - - V . Genuine Cream Oil Permanent, shaped and *tyl»d to fit your feature#, 18 .80 , O r try the new Supersonic Wave at 110.00 up. We specialfir In srelp ttru lm rn ts, facials end manirure*. Ask about free permanent to lw given December S 4 new pnrkint; plant at Island Grove, Ha. Satisfaction guaranteed. Hare your order by telephoning 7IIVM. writing Ibn 313, or calling la perr-un at Hl>(i I •>*»hi A'cnur-- all In Sanford, ( tnnplelc Informitliun as’ In prices, seleclions offered, clr. gladly supplied upon request. XMAS OUIJKUS NOT ACGKITKI) AFTEH . TUBS DAT, DECEMItKIi Hi Mrs. George II. William*. Jr.. I,nail Sales It ep reden lull tc ..... Sheakexpcure KEELS Halt, Lines, Tackle Boxes. *• ■■ ana. ,f r c a cow m b u Doctor Describes- ' ^ £ % j?f.£vi£i New Gun Used In X aSaJ-M S’ sWS $4.50 to $30.00 . " ■ Beware cabinet M fk-erj-tary of Defense James V. Forrestal. Hla devotion / w i t £ rL £ “ W i t h e r puny chap then. U a nicknamed “Runl."* He went £ - f o r = g : wrestilng," le"nVli and settingup rxerrlses. A wellaimed blow in a U.xlng both flattened his Irish nose, a mark he will rarry through life. Aside from the military aspect*, Secretary of State Marshall's r*. rear %a a student at Virginia Mill,-ttfry Inalltute lawamr athletics. rw*. . . . /, C hapter Who I* During his last two year* the airfoot. huskav ynungslrr gained con­ siderable fame In Virginia as a fcothsll tackle. Today he gets most of his exercise from horse­ URBANA-CAHMPAiaN, til-—'JJPfi,"* j * S ||h . ,hem pn.vi,lIcl back riding. A ni w. sharpshixUing gun l«r j J ' „( Ow hUslern Star Si . in la j**.«iLn,i described i... by nHr. lo .L iteieiu r | .t jllnii*tim„ In hi# earlier years Secretary of cancer t. Vllt, for them#— Commerce Harrimsn was a polo S.Skagg*. o f the Michael Reese T h .jsse m b lrd for this In. -tie metling to hear Mi*, player of note, was n memlter of Hospital, Chicago, now working „ past Worthy Matron i the if. S. team that defented the at the University rjf Illinois on dn— -~r'IrLfzmfnnt TbuptSK who R t Argentines in 1W8. Still earlier he velopnieptis " ’’. Ska ' l" „ '"inlereatlny speaker, loo, wax a mrmber of“thi: 'Groton and ,.Jle*«lame* It. tt. Ksto*. W. of the Vale undergraduate rrews. be a betatrun of .1.ri.OOO.CH)tl cIl.-. Now hla principal diversion* are Inm-volls and It Is expected to br i.1 sk. I*. II, Sheldon, Atoh.-w the mnse powerful weapon yet |t ‘.iXIsn Mls.es Js'Mi Sheldon, skiing, bowling and croouet. Aulin, Millie Chatu-e, Joan a Secretary of Interior Krug made for fighting cancer. Delations irn- electrical etfel- ,tl, Cnrlene ilcKuiijon. Jean plait'd .center on the University of wlaeowain'a football team. Secre­ gy machines w hirji' whirl the ,'.j#e. (Jarolyu llnlily, Dmothy tary of the Treasury Snyder play* minutest .known paitliV* of ..*ck, I.itJuue l-Uies and .Judry an occasional ggme of golf, but for matter, electron*, until they are thaanosi part top men in the gov. traveling close ' to the velority eminent theae days have llttlr of light, which la ISfi.flOO mil.-s lima for anything more strenuous a second. At those siocds the Red Demands than bridge, gin rummy or poker. electrons esn be drawn front Urn President Truman once in betatron In the form tif’a beam. i It la such a 1ieam lhat Dr (twoilaweg f****** I*mm* awhile finds time to pitch a mi-nn __ Jwants B L ........ ThiM*i shall aaid. "I* in a . critical j for raneer,-. horaeshoe on the beck lawn of Skaggs Iwnm; a a 38.D00/HH) elfclro n -v i.u i ‘ cuitomlc su ite . Wlfot we 4 n here the Whit# House. ; - ^ , os *I *have renealrdly he any*,■.Vill exceed A nything #) 1lo.ikl, TMU — ”T I >ia r r t i i l . r , . » - i . f e n - . w i . < .util, •«? is luted to that rralllybefore u#wt'Tor cartcar. m jL — This while having * We should not confine o igsrlrts effect on jritt-oying the catr to what will licriime i|uite ns-uUnion Hardware aimed atf V%l have no effecK" dcRtic mile** Europe surmount* that point. Thl# '# u*r the grave trnnomic difficulties SKATES . $3,95 Xyond -ray * and radium ray#, whirtt press tip-m her.*' 1 Foot and lip I'lt. ‘ft* A >W]w«ai*sa.M3tsarAe.w*7S^»a» die e n tertain ed : |h m p of friends keep on going past the i damaging the tissue* bayun . PAGE PIV» ' .... — 1 Merritt s t l ' l ' ! . Staler, Mr. ami . . funrr.cnded . . n. .life . ten U n re. A<is _ rd... • Donald Lulnhiitt, uad*> *,lJ to the testimony. Mrs BwelU dmtand ij < you matt like Ua n i l Mr*. Thomas Moon. , . , I Mint her hUXband alter seeing Idsir jukkty alv>a Uia ouiutr or f N t At lending the tli laiuln**" " } I ninkc b-vc to another w-'iitan In an to b a n your money book. Mtthndisf Churches m.-J** at automobile. (fnnriuuioiiol) Kmt Picre* Friday s i . . '.'‘J* fotCostalt.Chetl Gold*.Iron end l.iultrl W. Nelson s ' * 1" U*ry. t Ml* Among. -those hen" . ■; UrUfin. Statu T. * ^ from Tampa, whu * W SOLVlh YOUR XMAS GIPI' PROBLEM! County Council n i t / . IlL , ‘ , hcf Mexlcsn the Sanford Ju n io r™ , By send ilift a fancy f t if t*box of Chihuahua pup against the cold. were Mrs. It. W. V*' ,.i ii». n.;.*tn i* T " " ‘fMr* John Jacob A*U* ho,'f‘ hlm |i>£ the Oviedo P. T<1 Mliilll. . mixed Citrus Fruits from under berm ink coat ai The Ito vei a ' f irry „ M, f of Sartft»r«i New York night club, Notjr"Wow; , Mm. J,,. Curl a t FAMOUS CROSS CREEK GROVES W ow s beautiful, hlua ■Htiphira MvOa^gueat st» » k ., ( ffnlrmn'ional) li-i.i I,. I.| at nthe looUace. i/ni*e-«r.oBfli» - feK . ‘ grutvers ami t\pn*v«* shippens of Iree-rlpeneil, natural --------- ---------------1CllX to discuss r f" i ' " " 1 f .color cllruK- gfoveti ul (.’ro.** |'lu« ami nutdern P CASTING RODS P A G h T H K tiil TT- T7T— ' M f • Y :W \ > • -t �* ^ f * WKDNKSDAY, DKC. 10. 1047 TU B B A N fO R D H ER A LD . SANFORD. FLORIDA COMMENTS SIDELINES Commissioner Joi nt Majors In Plan Tc Bring Four Team? Of PCL Up Laddej By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL Seminole High Fed* Monday night we attended the annual Hcuilnule High School Celery Fad grid banquet given by the Tri-lIi-Y girls’ organisa­ tion at the school, and wo can truthfully say that the event, held at the Lungwood Hotel, was a complete- success. The girl* were something “out of this world" 111 their chic little lung skirt*, buttle*, full sklrta, rounded shoulder* and In other words tiuly’ up to duta with the lies! lit the IIM7 fall fashion par- Hr JOE REICH LP.R NEW YORK Dec. 10 H P )Commissioner A. H. ChanJI* joins.) the Major League* toda; in endorsing the long rangv plsr ip brine in four teams of th* p a c ific Coast League for the ptir pose of eipanding each Major League from eight, to 16 team*. The commissioner, who was. a member of the five-man mm witWe which visited the-conit las’ August, intends to. bring the plan Byron Board, after receiving before the joint Major League the Lion* Club uophy in recogni­ meeting tomorrow. tion a* tin* heat blocker on th« — Along with the National and club said. “I don’t deserve it, but ’American League*, Chandler I* i won’t i t fuse ft.” of the opinion that the. 10-rlub Jack Morrison, representing plan It the moat practical ami the l.kin*. mated that the elnb 4a could be accomplished with the giving a plaque- to the school so "Itsst trouble to baseball;** that the mtines of the winner* of , Tha National League owners the trophy ran be. engraved and touched on the Coast League .kept as u memorial to the winproblem yesterday a t the threwnet* of the cup. The plaque ha* day winter meetings began. Al­ though league President Ford THE FIGHTING IRISH of Notre Dante gave Southern California a taste of what is likely to happen iyoni for about 18 names, Morri­ in the Rose Bowl game, when Michigan will be taken on. lin e .you see the out- scon chalked up by son asserted. Johnny Alexander ami Beard the Trojans In the process of being made. Jack Kirby, Trojan hdlfhack, Is managing to get over tha goal lint with Johnny bujark, Irish back, hanging on. Notre Dame won .1H to* 7. (Intel national) mote named capWina by their teammate* in a secret ballot. Hoard, one of the outstanding end* In, conference play wax named oh the second all-confercliro team iiy the roaches of the East Florida Conference during liy HI GH* F I LLERTUN, Jr. their Him'liny at the local high •chool Saturday, Alexander, a „ prtvilrir** without doing tha NEW YORK. Dvc. llt-4/P)— diminutive scat back for the Feds,' laths for them. A fter, listening to Jhn Turner’* his' played outstanding football Tha American League ft ex­ By ARTHUR BECKWITH, JR. I Florida State League pennant, utioffu-ital report on 1047 Pacific for lit* team this year, and many pected to taka pretty much tha Herald Hports Editor sig n e d tut p l* ) iiig coast league baseball, this corner ul i be game* he played nearly •sms action today. Should that Now that the Minor League tin- l.i-.-i, fori >*-the 1048 Reason, It doubt* that tha cirrult will achieve every minute of the contest. occur, lha next step, It wa* genar- meeting U over In the Magic City manager has been’ announced hv Tony mayor Iveguo status or avail eonPrincipal Herman Morris stated £» ally agreed, would be for tne so- of Miami the baseball whirl? gig Meltln, a few trnm* to tin* majors president of the 8b Aug- tribute .................... _ t. _______ csllad “big four” clubs of lots lias nearly atrmued whirling and uatine llascball in Hie near.....future. . Turner, that the winner of the Peter Aasoclatlou. It ,h*s A ng rln , San Francisco, IJolly- la down to eartnRlgaln with some who had q ___ good. year_with—an Sehaal trophy -wa* nns of the I.!.. also. t>*wn »Dnpunc»d .JhakJhn ordinary . .. * O rt,r hardest of all to select. Muni* — wood and Oakland to prepare thc Chicago Cube kav# renewed tbrir ■* ' club at- Polllaod, - Way to purchase their territorial figures that It will U uloiut tbrao rvpuited that the team mem hers" working' agreement withthe One of the best was that Ed Saint* for the ’48 season and will [more year* before ’ release from thc Pacific Coast thu major warp judged by l l men who were , League and thue pave tha way l^vy-W hltbar, manager of the furnish tha Ancient City nine leagues return tu normal playing unable to reach g deciskm. Schaal for their entry into tha Majors. Sanford entry in the Florida witli the needed pliycnt. Johnny stn ngihlnml Hint before Inal hi* then asked Mortis and Coach Ket­ Thc National League voted State league during 104(1, wat Tbi'obold, Ark - RUilWeU, Jack league won't have much to con­ tle* to assist with the selection*. considered aa manager for the Wtfke* and 8ian Karpimkl have tribute next season. . . “The kid* Morris stall'd that he decided to down unlimited night baseball. Daytona Beach Islet club for the will have to come up through the The two league* also discussed coming year, hdt Iwvy ha* nut been sold to the Portsmouth, Va. minora from the bottom,” he ex­ allow tha play era to vote on; a entry lit the Piedmont League. the 22 amendments to the Major- yet received his release from the plain*. “A lot of fellows who nifrrt ballet for the player they Minor agreement adopted by the Toronto Maple 1-eafs, the team Portsmouth la * Cult farm team. were away irr service never will thought was the most valuahU Kerry Uavis has signed a eonMinors in Miami latt* week but for which he ployed last year. nrtd they sent the name to IWunl to ump in the South Atlan­ regain Iheii old form. CJihera had did not disclose their derision. Wallace Tyre, was named win­ Therefore, th* Islet* would not tract y flnor development retarded," , , tic I-eague for 1048 It Is r tly Will Harrldge, who still had take th* risk of not gelling him ner tu of the eiiv trophy. iiw|Hi r* p Tyre, i ,vi i. * a lines. Portland's lieet player, according fwr repotted that Eiktle Buell, insyfs* another year to serve on hi* 10. for thc Job. They did hire Ham to Jim, was pitcher Vic Reach], man. was one of the -stalwart* in paritirr In blue for the 1047 y 3L year pact,- was re-elected pres­ Demnoa, who Is g New Otleaaa. ieirttm: • tir up* t ur i f ' tirmrtTinffit ■went-down *lry■thu ■mWCTTWWK abr Fed defense' and of(('«'•* thU. ident of the American League bov of Italian descent. probably the Sally Lengui1. Dick the Lop const prospects ate Bob war. Winning the nith^Vnlufor 10 more years at a "substan­ Demina begun playing pro ball Bass. 104(1 pilot of tha Gaines­ (,’brsncs nod Kd Fits got aid, whu’A JkU' award Is n difficult task for tia] increase In salary.*’ It Is in 1040 and gut his first manager ville G-Men. Is reportedly looking go to Pi It atm rg. . . "The pitchefT a Hhi'sman, and Principal Morris i* l. putt at Greenville, Ala. laat fo r'a Job, lie piloted Kingsport, L'hainei," says Turner, “will win reported that never ltefore in the Mason. He piloted hU club to the Tenn. feat season, , ____ tf ho yveovera from.an arm opera- 20 year# history of tho - trophy to a four-year term as -National psnnant in the Class U Alabama , The Miami Tourists fb b*« a gnkrd been injected. tha lio n .—’7hi»: --catcher; FRti •L««rus Pre»l<fthl. • : • -v StMtm' League and battetl HOj Florid* International circuit re­ wilt be good, loo, but may] Dr. L . X . Dorr had an appointwhile hahdllng the catching assign- port thet Tommy West former mrnv in Miami and was unable to -' Most If-th c 260 square mils* in Extract from a letter from appear a t tho banquet. However, Daytonn Beach Islander player i* the Unitsd State* devoted to grow­ Uuug considered for the manag mauager, duck Imkeu, explaining be I* aXpcxtcd to be present fu r ing English walnuts Is tn Callwhy Chuck Taylor will wjn lha erial position for their club. Pal Uv* chapeI tMOf'tam Friday morn­ fotnia and Oregon. titUs from Huy ing nuJ will make (ha award* of Patterson, former Delsntd Red welterweight ladder of off [rials, is in Florida Hat Skipper Is out oh tbu Pacific fiobptsott In Ik lio ll rttlt week: the sweaters for the first* year and la Interested in buying a lull coait scouting for the, Ctncy K*ds. “1 am the sole manager of Chuck Idler winner* for (he Kiwenls club, it haa been reported, ll baa Taylor, and I wish to go on rec­ bean said that tha ' former head ord that I have done n splendid Naiqes of th* leltor winners of the Detroit Tlgci,'f*rni system Wolf Announces *48 Job with Taytdr since signing will be announced’ at the proI* interested in buying thc Ireland him when he was atill a soldi** * Gator Grid Games Frank' • Lane, American Asso­ itnun Friday, Morris announced. Reil Hnta, County Superintendent T. W. Bill (Rawmeat) Rogers, who ciation president, maintains that GAINESVILI.E Dec. It) </P)- Duke Holder, who likely wilf get Lswtco acted .a* master of cere-. piloted th* Feds In 1030. 1037 and SHAIV111J f llm I Eli. 4 A M a i t n H 1038, bus accepted a Job with thi/" A cotniileti’ 10-game footliall Dixie Wajkar’a place in lha Dod-t monied for the* occasion, and at Washington Senator* and will be slate for the University of Flor­ ger outfield, will lw a really usual kept the meeting in roars In the Hciiator farm avatem in ida .ln.HM8 was announce! here great hall player In a (aw season*. of laught-rr. fium his oncyriopedia 48, Freddie Francis, Hi Augustine todhv by AtMillr Director Ray Lane, one of the Mid west’s liPn* -of witty stories. baseball enthusiast, Is Interested Wolf. The tiles ’of nil game* wte football and basketball official*, In buying K clubt Freddy’s part­ not definitely act. Wolf said, and accepted hit usual slats of game* e Steffy Win« ner will be Bill steinn-ke. who is one uf the four games listed for for this year then changad his stated to m k the skipper's rein* Gainesville may Iw played in mind became of th* confect of '47 Lineman Award If they .ratPfind thc elub they Tampa. liasrhall busincoa. . . Contrasts, want. The schedule; noted at th* grand oiwnlng of .DES MOINES Dec. 10 OF)— Th* Brooklyn chain has Catcher •’ Sent. 26—Mlasislppl In Jack­ A1 Schacht a •‘new Joint’'’ Mon­ Johnny Sosh up for »ale and It sonville. day: Paulina Bets, the^ dainty Award of the ontland trophy for i* reported that Peim rola is In- .Oct. 2—Tulsa In Gainesville. ten nlie pro, and Donna Fox, the 1047 tq Joseph Hcujon Steffy, guard on the Army football team, tsrystcd in buying him for a OcL ’ 9—Auburn In Gainesville, amateur Itobsledder wlto-*^$vt vrsa Monday^ night by catcher-manager. le. follower* of his sport all .sUitt: Bert Innounced McGtaae, secretary of the Don Andaraon, who piloted the Oct, Id—Rollins Jn Gainesville. -“He1* Too Fat For • Me." The ibsli Writer*' Aasociativn of I St. Augustine Saint* to th* 1047 OcL 23—Georgia Tech In At­ Lincoln (Neb.) Star’s Notrli And­ lanta. erson quote* phog Allen, Kama* ,I*ow Down Payment U. baikniheli coach,-a* - sayingi Low Weekly Pavarotti* "all lilg tim* team* are profess association members a* the -out' ionals,IntdudbiK evtry team play­ standing guard or tackle on the villa. Nov. 13—Kentucky in U xlng- ing In * coming bowl.jum*.' The nation'* gridirons. THE MlISip BOX odd part, Anderson point* but, Is I tonNov. 20—Miami th Gainesville. that ‘ Kansas will play tn thu 119 W . le t Ht. ’ P h . 953 Nov. 27—Alabama In Ttisca* Oranga Bowl. S u iu Oil), Oregon Sfkte basket * I loose* or Bixmlngbam. Blue Kibbon bail coach: MNo place in tho United 8tale* that I know of hai tha eeatlng capacity for all CHAMPION tha people who want to go U baakathall games. Our gym scat* M OTORS e.oooj w# hop* to increase that to 10,000 soon, and It btny lot Now AveiUble obsolete before jt la finished." Many Choice Stories Come From Events At Minor League Meet Sports Round up Season Closed Today On Mullet .Fishingr We Can M fi Your Termu 228 Golfers Start Miami Open Tourney MIAMI Dee. 10 id*)—A field of 228 golfer* will begin teeing 'off at auntiao tomorrow In the $10,000 Miatpl Open Tournament but only the better player* will stay in tho tunning after tha opening round. First threesome will start play at 0:45 A.M, tKST) and tourna­ ment official* *aid only 160 low i.'oritig pro* and tia*. plus tha 15 low amateurs, will compel* a ’ter tomorrow. Thc accord day’* play will cut th> field still further, to the low 64 r m and tlea and the 10 low am Jsura who will complete the fdor-dav lournanmat. ‘ * - 1 4 a r (aid fatlr-ihC rt bf f i t 262 national flavor, with golfer* from Great Britain. Canada, Cuba and Argentina among the *la: ter*. Ski.o Beige). national amateur champion, load* tbe aimon pur«». atartrra in K i t ami lha M ul latt re a l, but it includes nearly all the trading golfar* of lha Jaar among tbe 197 pro* and SI amateur*. Those on hand include I.«vr Wortham. National Open Cham­ pion from Oakmont, Pa.: defend­ ing champion Sammy Snead of Hot Spring*. Va.: champion mon­ ey-winner Urn Hogan ,$f Hershee, Pa,; and Havre Dougina of Wilmington, Del., a newcomer who won tin- $10,000 OrU.mli> open in a playoff Monday. Other "hi* name" golfers ready to shoot for tha .top money of $3,600 include Tony Penns, Claude Harman, Herman Seiner. Jimmy Demaret, Ellsworth Vinca. Bob Hamilton, Fred Haas. Jr., Bobby Cruickehank and Tommy Armour. Tha tournament ha* an Inter- wkar* it rhatfy counts. Ac/ho booh give you r |J F tha run of ttv* rang* **"}tQ rrj 3 H.P. Sea-Bee Outboard MOTOR $120.50 GENE’S Texaco Service 1120 Hanford Are. gnk dL In comfort, .tyU and rugged wear. A t ra* * dao or roundup, you1! find famous Acmo boots favorHai of cowpola nnd ton* darfoot alike. Rid* hard on * _ p ^ o f A c m * b o o h today I 6 V , tu 11 $11,311 d ',j 1(4- 0 -* $12.50 l l ’a more than a bint we're id vine the Holi­ day huatetta — It’s a helping hand an Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. Pork Phone ST w o n d e rfu l w ay to re a p y u ttr fill of com pti- m e n u . F ro m o u r d e ­ lic io u s frt-Hli H electiun baked of cakc-^. plea. l a r U a n d ro o k ie s, i y o u c a n h k v e on h a n d at Dallas, Taxes, Jan. 1 a t a ll lim e s te m p tin g Carbon dioxide first was Indent!Bed as a gas about 1800, but was not produced commercially until t r e a t s f o r .fa m ily a n d frie n d e . Phone y o ttr o rd e r in o r co m e in ICE CKEA1C y o u ra e lf. Ph. $13* �r _ • Vt?* !f U p D N K S D A Y , U P C . 10, 1017 HANFORD H ER A LD , HANFORD, FLO RID A U H LI 1-X 1" t I-----j__ bli »s T iir c u tr n f o r T ile i -cm-nty JCtXIK. •Oli.lNOUK c o v jc t v. Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? - LET rilHUHV IN l-IIO ll.lT E IN III; M T A T R o r lla o V. »'l*h. 4-n »»,.i TO Al.t. illtt'tT liR H AND PEIt•lONH MAVINil rlylYIM Oil CIV M A M W A O AIlf.-tT K U U C M T A T K s You Mil III you Mr Iritll) ■.nl.riril ami itiiaiod -to pi**^ni Collection Agency U3M MAGNOLIA AVENUE PHONE 1091 SANFORD, FLORIDA , Do Your Collecting For You* • ' Call *At Our Office For Collection Rate* DON’T FORGET THURSDAY 8 :0U P. M. S a n fo rd Lodge No. • n r r U lin i «iul dem ands n in t h %o*L I or t llh t t of you, n ia* h .n * .*•»itMi th t ««!»«» of ll«u V. » n fc, 0..*sw *S, Hit* of t tut C i> 4 |> . lo Ih * Ct-ahAI J a d e * of tfanVi-'t* C o u tU r, K iu i.*« . • t oft offlrv in tht court h"U*» • l« * * ld »\kUM> ml llin f o n l. P ln rid s. u lt h ln • :« r i .a k n d s i in -nth* from H i* l i s t j f t h t firal iiu h lk atu in tf th lt *otl<* K trh c lit a of ittu iM 'l tilth tit In w illin g . tnd •hall t*nt* l l i t p lsre a f i t t l J t r ' * tin t y ix t o ft..* i ilit it w of lh * .lsu u .«b ', i nti t b * ll Uf ttro m to bjr Ih t il.ilu ta n l bit u * * h I , Ol lilt »!• 1241 I lAty. *nJ not tuth eUlui ot dtaitnil t I t» flirt limit Ur wild Jnairt hT I'ulUiil At ttwulo. of tht Lrnl VT|U *»*l Iri'-ituibt of lien P dtctnMd. I m u u t l l .s t i , a N o itm b tr f t lh . Titc c o C'h t mr. in ur i iik 'V - 'f . Ih e y la u Of RED OSCAR •i( lir e ..4 Jr**» Notice TCXRYO- 6P) —Guess what's • h .ill h * tw o va 10 by III. , :a liu c * L L U s « * k l “ v k u a M ersey, and a m tke blft movi* smash hit In Tukyo I K- TI I K •'VH'KT ' f i r Y H S t VXH^NTT •a. h elivlni »r dao.«r. l not *.. tiled uuvr. No. it lao't American. It's JU D U V . d ia d lN n L H C O It .N'T V, •hall L * Veld. Flower,1r " , “R u “ 'k n T h * A Sm Jin o ll tlc Satbm et H aak •«1 X ^ Y '" K1.0IMU.U IN l>li(iU A T i: liu . J a .h u .o v .u * Viol Id* S l W W O OU t U v l l K * Bllil U>W o f a es*uav.tSs* IN U K l- S T A T t : OS' 't V . U U R N .» v y . a . . r . , . , . i acutWInr. T lu . f i l m w on I . . . )■•*»'a LEY. .■«..*«4. • r ■----O flU t r . As t l f k at.il uf i t r leist u priie. TO ALL C'U U fdTulU I ANU I’KItM iU a i d T f i t im i M ui \\ t U n BUNS I t l v t M l CLAIMS vHi US: le). si«r%*t«wl U A M ‘» M tA tM llT B A IU t « I A T C Yum publUiliwu NvttmUr Y«* and atrk uf yuu ar* h*«*i.» yuur w ritten a |ip * a r a ly * •■* wulttb.l *a.| >*qutr#d lo pi<a*ol Sk> fore the taeaty-vsC aiu l f . i uf !>• ^Ihllllf a nil 4*liiai.it» Wb .h >uii. nr .*U ll.*r, A CL 111?, or a n m e # u« B h *l u i ) * • n.at I * * * a f i l i i l TIIK HTAI r* UI Sy.OUUiA T O ( lafea*., h* eliter*d e lea*.I a itl ill he aa’Aln’i tu Ih* talau IV L tl*ul*> ih >*ttl ii v(iivy u m m c i tTtTNK-m «n hand and Mal a, Pile uf *«|d Cuoaty. \u Ihr Couhl) in u ate kviabv mal a C k r h of |ha C lr e u .i f o u r I uf !*•» M n u l tMiulv.iJr v'vw uii, Slothta. mil be* bvtu (ll*d ih the CUcuiv •a*’le CuUIMV, I'lo ilila . its ta I't h .U> at hi* utfir* is Ih* u>ull huuaa .1 Cudll ut drnilnuk V'.iurm I Linda of No*emu*r. A. t> ISvT aald i'euttly af SavfuiJ, Hold*. la the *uU of Wain, II PitlCa. O I 1 llern dtiB . C le ra C u v u .i wUhm * ahi . tl*b4ar iH'-Mh* frjin cump'aioanl i* II to U l*.*rcc [ Court vh* tun* ut ih* first ’ piihUtaiiuu el drlendant. Chaaiei) Si. Siti. Tha| D l i N uitas N o iw u u .L r e p u i.’ llila notice Each flalm uf dnasml nature of tbl* *ult >• to cbiaia v j Cltik tball he ta wrttlsg. and »hsll tut* divutce Yoa si* miaind tu f.lel VkWAUa sco rn ■j e w r ;- ?WTTT ■"W I ____ Bl poavl r * * 4 t a .e s o l ph*l uf lb * rtalinai.L. and SCRAP BOOK By R. J. scon c C iL w r t J L I M il: r I M IN U I.I. CO U N TY, H . U K I U a . IT. e l T u .U A T C I ’.J I II T.’i*T A T lT O F ttp lf (IIV g E.V l.i’ T n , CH«D(TOlU« ANIi pLU H . V I M i I I . M M K U K fiK UA.ilX' AUAlNKl tiAIll gUTATKi \<>u* huA «H<h tf yuH aft li<reh> n.illliad eihI laqaiiad U piasapl aat palm* .and d.insnds vSkS »• u, ui .lllui ..f you, m*y haw *a*t»U III! M in ts «'l t i l l l i m b . I'.tsaljrt I n , ut w id CuualVf la i k i CsUtti Jude* of K*ailaol* l'.,ual>, i i i bit nttP* in ih. ....... HONM OFFICE spore In Metirh Building la rg e light offlce«, iewl/ outer* died, «U utilities, heal and tanl tor tdrvice furnishrd. Call 868<V FI. A A. liepl. Htora. Has space beaters fls.US up 11. U. POPB c a INC. HEWING MA(.111M S HALES AND SERVICE F rit's Sewing .Marti. Shop US S. Fhentfi Ph. I ISO WAN I EG ut»d arlirlts ur what hate you in the attic, ham or garage. Will pay .ash ond haul away. Ph. 1014-K ur tint-Hanfold Ave. v HELP W A N T E D Im u it ..t »*M Cuum t s i Ssnfo^ J, liECO 1(11 FI.AYERS and radios F lo iid a , w lllila ‘ . i * M ' ,» l,n rt « r for rent. By day or week. Tho onth* Iru m in * ilm * * o f m e (u *l „ Musi- no*. 110 W. 1st fit. O. E. 10 FT. double duty meet GIBES WANTED. l.antyTa Drug m liiitilirk in a ,.f it..* ITsfli display (.a-ir and romptessor in Phona 059. Store. elaln or dimsnfl *hali he la aid* good ronditthn. new niotor. in a and *huti * l s i f i|i« plat* *1 |)OM with kitchen privileges, l-odgr a Son. Sanford Bowling Allay wania pin r**ld«iiii aad putf > lfl.« ad d lf** of i l . • <Ulioai,t. * u t *n *U l>> I V « l t 'f a r refined couple. 800 Elm SIRS: BROWN MILLERS Fruit boya. lu by ih« , U lreaat. * * « n l. <>r »(• •Ave , Caltc at Piggly Wiggly A Table I d ,n * / , and aay a sc h ria im ut d< EXPERIENCED WXliUKSH ni<o4 a»t IU filed «aail Or »ul,t 8'ipply. 'lo t's 'll I o n lin t g c o . SINGLE HOOM with thowar. In-* III >»u. A* * * a c u lu Private cnirattre. Gsitfleinen uf ih« I *** W ilt and T r * i* m r * i ia/ericd. Refetsnccs required, FOR SALE—Lht.erock for driveW O R K W A N 1t U 4 1 1 ttui U i m i i , d n m stfd . wavt and road wave—Pkont o* C e/o llrrsltl. F lra l putlt.iaiH ui Nov IS , t f t t 1241 SLOOH SANDIN'. A finishing, cleaning A waving, p u r power MUM >: to* VI I I l| « llll> r u n 2 W ANTED TO RENT ,tU Jx rn o r E n > s -eoirpisr, lira. TV \ lllTFM unit enables Us lu work whale Hltl»*,« Tnxedr V**d .St.if# lh**IM IH1I ml ISO i • there is iui electric conn*., liu. | Furnished house 1*>— mmvkpv - oiuKM, JOETATinr plants frS m n a lT aY iT lilile.-S r-y.iii esp«iien.! close In. Telephone 21. Thai ham lluih* tn ld n of TSa and large acreage. Cabbage. lb U- Glaaaui*. l.-ht-M arr,--f t| i c «iTTHTiT7 S i l t Uaued .- . . . i l l Iota Collatds. Broccoli. Cauliflowsr. 0ay uf J u ly A . U , la«S, ha* Ined # HK A L E S T A T E FO R SA LK Onions, l.sttuca. Etcarole. Tom PRACTICAL NCR Mi — Depend­ tame In my oflit# and hs* mad. able can give references! .Call • ppllr ile a fu r a la a d**4 lb he atn Strawbaitv 4 Beets J W. FIVE ROOM HOUSE, partly furlatutd l o t i s o a . g*4 >*itin«si| inu IlM-lf. Bell. I.aka Monroe, Fla. Phone nlshed. 2 Iwdrocms, 1 3 don-n, h i s t t* iHt f .Ib m lliK if* .< n l-td |ifO|i15. 1 f 40.00 pet , month. For uuick a lly ta Ih* <'uu*i) uf n m u i ' K action. C a i l Phona 0178. (Mvlr " f n-iliU . lu - • II i • 12 . S P E C l A f . S K R V fC L .S General F.leetrlr automatic blan­ *ah l.ot I I tllm k J» >1 W r ih r h v kets for sleeping comfort. INSURANCE • H lihdli t*l.*tt 11 * 1 Uouh I I'ap** KENT A CAR II. It. I'OPK CO. INC. le; sod tes RKAI. I.NTMK YOU DRIVE IT T h a a u r u u ir a l of Ih e *»ld |>f«t'F.II.A. MORTGAGE I. WANS 1-80 GAL Electric water heater. PHONE 700 #il* urnjl I III* *4*M .*llltU,ll* |SRAYMOND M. HAI.I Iteallar. (TMfHKI.AND MiiKIllMON Electric Service Company. 207 iu*d V i * In lb * g ia in * uf A K h Rejjtltcrrd Broker and f Kosle* , U-DR1VB.i t , INC .Magnolia Ave. Phone lnl. Inauianca Agi-nt I'th w aal.t - c*Hllti'*i* *baU >•* im. 4 Florida Slate Rank Bldg. t*d**UI**l an i.| iflri* til law, III* K . \ 1H A T O K C le a n in g , lu p a ir ln g . FLOWERS »aM>* m*a ■a —r a—■-a • New Radiatarv, lu-w m ill. Wr |ir*i|‘« f |y d*i Ilia d Ih* u llt Will I't for all occaslona lu Ih* h lg h **i bid tar at lb * 6 ROOM house partly furnished McNe i l l a y o s t f l o r i s t s lake off A liisiali JUmnle Cow­ • u>M u ii hou** duOi oh Ih* f t m M im ­ Must sell at once. Call 100b-J. an's Sheet SJVtal Woiks. Phone ras* Sipes Ave. Juai off Celery In ih * m e a lh nf J a t.U a r). t S t l w hich i* i» l.e Sib d ay of J s s u h iy . Aimy Rullding IR'xJF Including Office ph. 103 reside bee ph. 610 K 810, mi o z a u k IKU Rath fixtures, very rtasonahle. CONCRETE: sewer piper grease i Expert Radlu Repairing iviia.i rtiTi xna_4*y ufu«?nitt*t. Dew Drop. Ipi. 1»*T. ■ traps, septic (a n lt, blocba,' Fred M>«rt. 311 t . 2nd St. cTirui* ii I*. Ileriutm t. 1 'ieik benches, stepping stones. Mir­ _ V STOP - LOOK LISTEN Sr.K IKS FOR g * iio ii*l* I'o u n t r. t ' l .r n U acle Concisie Co. 800 Elm Ave. New precision built K. D. W. It i f . II ( uri BealJ MIMKOGKAITI PRINTING Houses I 0*ji 12* $2(30., lO'xlS’ Phone 1335. AND TYPING no* *3i«>, E. I), It. Oi'iiioml. Can b* HOFA", ta|^»try covered, exrvlMil 111 'Itii i i't’i |r,» it iu n ru n C RBlitl l.l-RH M i OK ID i»i-»ili e re c te d ill a fe w h o u rs . o r w e HANFORD lent fqnditiun Olrl’a hicycle_P. will deliver and erect thh came tin N. Park Phane IHU N K r!Ar.l’U'p T ii'r . in ' Vi ? h y^iv*^r?tVON, day at a verr modem.) pfice. * O. Box.2iKL » . . « . * • P Tt-ar r b. ltniut.Uk' a a J W V. ■, 8e« Mr. Woods. 85 Division Bt. FRESH FLOWERS DAILA". Ara FOR RENT -Floor sunder. F.nty Iluiki0*r hul'ltr of in* ^>Jlf ut Ormond. Ftn. taking oiden now for CHRIST­ operation. Rsaxmable ratey, Han­ I . v i v - l l l l i »•• • N o.. I l « l . ix e a d the ford Paint & Glass t;o. I'loma S i.l .la* ut v u *u *l A l l . 1*11, H MAS Wrwnths, Door., Hutays, 5 toAm furnished h o u se . I t i l II. 4 I ’ m, la m y u fftse ah*! •*.*a 303. etc. 8TF.WART the M.ORI3T. t i u J i a o p h e a ip ia far * lax *1* 1*1 • French Are 814 Myitla 2«i«* W. I" I I*,u i4 I I I . i n , B. 0*14 r * u t t |i *•* DOIMIK • PLYMOUTH •* III* |..n « e .'l* il*a*flll*fl CIKAKI.D LOTH* <100, 1150. WHY NOT give a picture for PARIS AND H|CRVICE |.iu | i* ill In ipe C u u u i)’ uf 0 *in l 1200. IN Jt OIJT OF CITY 100 Palmetto At*. Pkaaa’IOII mile Ml,11* I.f v lo iid a . lo -w lti ChViatmhsT It is a laaung LIM1TH, PHONE II75-W. N ‘. of lt\\ •* ut M r L H *t»l"1' memory. Visit our U-mporarj HfGN>. : • T o w n sh ip t l Hmitl* H ang*. II studiu and make j-uur choice. FII.LINO,. STATION, stock nnd t: 1.1 «utita(nllla I * ***** m; ** ul Show raids and poatars We also have ihel) plaipu-a. equipment for sale. Phone 0104. I* Sara NawelL Gulden I Lake. Ui. ■ O— Itl'F/fi HION HKXVICK Hi* 4*ms **11.4 f.i v ( ll»* M id O. D. la tu lm a Htcsn 1021 M 8MALL Furnished House Trail 2. Box 1)4-A. r 11• under *1ltaa ABld crtlillt otr I* er. 1 lot Just outside Cit j i ud$ in «m m « «( T .4 W . Cohen's Itudlatnr Shop for r*>r.,Moimb Lights A water available. Wit HTOkE FIXTURES, commercial pletu rudiidiir service. 100 Sa.i* jitfM i i l i i f i t l f K l U (itn ll lefrlgeratort, eo.la fountains.' •ell separately. $ 200.00 tich. SK f.-rd Ave. Phone 3W*W Hbjivinnl RfitriUei l4» hr* . |h** MICK 10Y MOUl tablet, - booths, chairs, special Phone 718-MI. j<-• w rit) H f n i i l r d *lh « r*ln w ill hr built flxtuies,* fret-rers, otc. AUTO REPAIRING llsll't G ar­ *4 i ! »$• |h# It i r Ii * *1 liidd rr $H lit** 8 BEDROOM home on 2 lots. Writ* or phone collect, R. W. * h o u r i1t.IT «*n lira’ / in i age, Rbitfu.d and O lcry Ave­ Fruit trees, all modern con­ • Bouilln Mfg. Co. Vuluala Coun­ «u> iif ih** »iH»Mh n f i i i N i i r f , i» 4 k. nues. Phone 1000 M. venience*. Immediate p'usartt it ) • Ihr dlN (U r • ( ty Fair Grounds, Drlaud, Phon5 slon. O. B. Griggs, Ut. 1, But D ll! I •• Km Depemlnlde 060. l*-lrd (hla |u d du> uf (D (*m tT l. 322, 3000 Sipes Av/. It REFRIGERATION SERVICE »*•! . HEATROLA, In good condition. Call •i I' tlhrndoR »*U»k n w il B A K llC u o N F O R JAL’L 619 Magnolia Ave. Phone 218. ftrin lu a k — C n u itfh — g iu i idRGAN AH RKPRIQBRAT1QN___ (m*mi i ' usii e*sli ------------- R E in rc E IWEET Hamlin oranges $2.00 Fruit — All \ln d t $1.00 busheL Ph 670-W hush. IL W. laird. Phone 788irpL ii'A -nu* j on ! M * ru i. u r J. T. Fattier. W. Geneva Ave. t :t W. , . m . vivlet?. part lima; ■ ■ ■ ■t h a e l rtr *. y17 *l tIKKp Two wheel trailer, |kerf#Tt con- Bookkeeping M ml l» U •Iso, advice and iwalstanrc on M o T it-r: im it n iK U Y o iv k n . ditiun. New liras] 32 20. Huiltlt 1-30 GAI- and Id li'v all.m table •octal M-curlty and In i>nte tax Tlkai T . H. .HiunhWr r*M YV. • A Wesson Revofver. 308 E. Jop water h e a te'rsNF.Ipetri rs' F.lrelrlc fisrmalteiv J F. Dempsey, S00 I d iin hla) tmldyr uf T t S t**n lflra ra 5th. Street. vic* Company. 207' Magnolia rsa, imu*it iti* tih iter ut Magnolia. Phono 0107. ' Ave. T twine 101. A u a liH A. I>. IS U . h*a Iliad u w Five burner Floji qey oil 'stoveDIAPER HER VICE In inr u ltlee and tia* loada *p|>tlONE THOR Rotary Electric IronH* lulls of the safest "maid r-tl-ia tur a rax d*a<t to h» i*»u*t T-ik ‘Sb.ii r : - Forasrvicr” a r ., Good condition. Phona r p<iw In Kaufurd rail or ih*M )tu Maid r a t llt le s t r *n il.r*r** In tl.'triaa d u n lM p r'-p stl'1 571-W. . , write BABY VALET, Daytona lha III 01* coutrtr *f Itamln--Is. ats'a eondlllr-ach. Dlaperasupplied. •*C P lo rM a, in w in . r f U T FLOWERS. Mr». Y. C. HoiI kftcr 4 lo r I t Ii lo* k I Cam txcuw-Pbii w linger, Itnri-r West l1st i t Hf. Del m -ilH lonU. • . .“ T H E L O N R llA M NEED A NEW HOOF? Local teiiuuk i i-«0* $ a ------ me Comer. p ittc illative Will gladly help Tu* n***m u i*h i uf lha •Sid p*u|i UacRLif- tk o n i arty uada* th* aal* laid M SI* P you. <‘ foo. Tenna arrange*!. ngetl. V Volusia 'ALL-I.ITE Ahnninum easement H(uofing Co. ~ ns 006-R Han- «.ir*1 **S* i * Oia iism V Uf r . ' W windows. Double hung alumi( K * " *d y '"j. ford. G<M ««nI n laa* said t a r f lla a ta ahaU rt num ami atari CMenpftti wln-^ Station Taxi r*4**m*<t S ra u rd ln * to taw , lha ‘ d iUon. *A0ply -* dowra. MiracH '.xjonn'sla Co. |iru {k*ily daaailt-ad thsraln **4| ha C^flc4. ' 13 NOTICES— .800 Kim Ava. £bona .l3M. Q uEIH F.LtZAvBEtW 0 IH N L H ftp Hl^H H U i - t P SHOES Fo r W o m LH BECA U SE SHE 5 H L WAS SHORTER. SH o r T e . CAUSE THAN S r tt fVoUfiHf qUEeH UfiHf A QUETN SHOULD BE Striking rvldt'ncr of the grow, ing I'onivtn of Fluriila farmer* i n . thb m«tter7>f ftUTP|laI|ig and main­ taining the fertility of their soil (a seen in tin* trVunt reports from county whhiU on the nciragp M u g pUntrtl lo him. lupine this sedton. Five Floiida coniities planlrvi ;hi* irtr.it winter rover crop in 1013, 21 plnnlisl it last year, and an i-veii laiger immlu-r aie plant* ■ng' it thl* year. In Suwannee County, alone, blue lupine |dant* Inga ihta season have liven eatlnyiteJ at well uvrr 10.000 acres, am! every rounty In which lupine wa* planted laat yrar has Inctras* e*l acieitfe this arnsun. 'laity fainti'ts who have planted ihi* iron and turned It under in thi- yarl.v spring Ih fore planting com on Die land have reported aub.tauDally u g fra in l coin yields, and ihr*erop ha« ala*) resulted in inrt<-a*e*l yields' of uthrr halves! Cfollt. Illne lupine, a legume, pioduras a vi'rv heavy tonnage of g/*en ni.it.-ii.il to thi*»nrrr and when lb* Clop la tiirneil under at peak uf growth, the toil la ritrlrhrd with very appu-cialile i|iiantitlet uf nl* trugen and luigr •|tianlities uf or* gatiic mnleriaU. In the Ouithern land ndiih *-ent, al u-ftlnni of the J stale, lupine It eavilv gtown, ond I title fail*, plut its la'iteficial efI feel on Ihu. Soil, aceouilts for lit! giowtrig iHipularlty ahiong farm- 'f H t A R IZ O N A W A fE R . • ClpER FROM A PPLET , .NuU-i i Fninteis In ulher section* of (he State a ir also looking mote and more to covet crop* for (inpLoving and ‘ mninttiinlng tin it 'soil. Ihcy me plnnt^ig mote and mord acir-i lu aiu-b **uvri crop* as rrotaIhiia,.M-vlialila, and Alice clover, agents repoit. and this mean* that tjwy tiaw become convinced of tha important-* of keeping Wteir workaho|y—llm s o il-in kimmI condition. Plant inu of >uium*-|- and winter legits ca ui>d otliei toil InprovaluCni o i a c l i t e y s i e l a iiid lv m LIKE J 1 ____ f ilia the rule rat h«i iits iith e sxesp- C A CTU S IS IL fR lE H P fif- PULP ■ j lly Spud Johnson CCVMP£ W A f£ A IS SCfU EEU P FROM •v, 4 Rural Common Sense M a n y F IL IP IN O S E A 'f NOTrilNfi L U f RICE ALL PliRtMw 'f H t i R LIVE*- ' S PA G E SEVEN 1. -■!!_ ■.■?. * and llie old in artier uf producing •(. i ciups year after yeat on Ih* ttm a . ,< ' land with little vfluit to maintain the soil is disappearing Just aa ia p t .lly . 11 is a h e a lth y d*V elop- • , tnelil mm ! W iI e r e . COME til lid* bllainras uf giving tha tt i i u | t r io iiib ............nd.lt "• FROM F lu iid a Fr o m a m in e r a l W ELL AT EPSOM DOWNS, EHfgl.AMp .V llid l til*-*, t n k r ti p l l f l ilm ShK »l»«* t**»t frW f •• ' Die futuic of a g r it u U m e - Fbimcis »lm am *«-eking tutornmtion on him lupine or uthcr 11-1opt should talk it uver with Ihsrir ■uuiny agents, who c a n ’tell them ! n )iit*h ru V v i i ru p In trtuni' v u iu h la fill liieti paltl.'ular situattbiis and sections. Ity Ray (iotto “ ZTiU TTA B O O T/...O O TT A L U G IT (JACK* V OR U S Ifc R R d h S M I L L BG J A M M 6 0 UP A U i t i S l OUR GO AL L IN E / I • 12 GA. Marlin shotgun, t*f<L condition. ' Uugbsa. Big Pkrk. ^ h riU ru a u Gifts. iRblpBtfM jtu l w revel veil. Afodsrafelv*' bricad. Glass, exnuUlt* ‘alltar novelties. Order* taken InR’ room suits. Ilionv clothe*. Antiauas. Mayme U of South of A ir p o r t^ HAND crocheted baby bootsv*. 600 Magnolia. TsL 7$. SINGLE BED. InnsrspHng Inattraaa. Phone 048. a. 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T • �m fZ'iT , T - 7 - r I - I r J ^ l'V- •AGE EIGHT II It A DENTON, Dec. 10, OF)-Mr*. Dorothy Will, .10, who re­ mained unconacloua for 11 days after being found In a gas-filled tourist cabin here, died at a hos­ pital yesterday. Archie W itt, 65, her husband, was found dead Nor. 20 in the cabin by a friend who came to invite the couple on a fishing trip. Hi* body was lying-in front of a cook stove an which a black­ ened, scorched pot of crabs had ta n boiling. JACKSONVILLE Dee. 10 (IPi— Charles F. Lovan, Jarksonvilte general contractor and flier, has hcen missing in his private piano since last night when ho was lad heard from in tha vicinity of paiiuim Beach. (’apt. Arthur Stone, operations offirer of tha Civil Air Patrol, said several CAP planes took off today to sesrrli for him. , BIITUH POLICE file clone ■ street In Jerusalem after an Arab mob had wrecked Jewlafi stores and Inflicted heavy damage in the area. In the background, members of the Jewish army Uaganah try to salvage some of the equipment tossed Into the |}reet by Arabs angered over partition. • (International Radiopholo) Thief Chains Driver To Tree, Steals Cab Foreign Minivtrr Fsdhil Jsmsli of Iraq said m New York a “gen«rst struggle” would ^begin . in Palestine when 'the Brilish, who surrender theiP mandate May 15, poll out in August. { . ’’Plan* are .being made over ikere now for the fight.** he said, referring apparently to the Arab League meeting in Cairo. The Arab League leaders were talking d f holy war and invasion o f Pales­ tine by atmirs of the seven ncatby Arsb stale* when ihe British leave. ’ Foreign Minister Faisal Al Sand of Saudi Arabia said in Cairo hr ^personally would hale to attend ■ny futthe; meetings of the Unileri Nations." Al sti* attsrkrii flovuln! in lli» southern Palestinian desert and ' killed all" Jew*. Police drove them off. An Arsb house In Ksratlya was blown up and four Arabi wctc killed. Two heavy • explosions Jarred Haifa. An un­ easy calm settled over the Tel Avlv-Jaffa border battle area where the BjrHlsh opposed a curGeneral Hlr-Alan Cunningham, llgh commissioner of Palestine, tsurd the warning to the oppostng factions, but did not disclose the nature of th* w e r e measure# he hid in mind. t .Palestine-property loss** in the t l days of riots and were estlmated at 110,000.000. f The death toll tn Palestine alone mounted to at toast 120 on Ihe basis of* unofficial tallies at th t di-orders entered their 11 Ih day since Arab* first began ventlag their anger at the United Nat: 'Aons decision to partition the ftoly Land. Including, at least 124 killed in Aden and another four in Syria, {ho 'Associated Pres# count of ila d In tW-Middle East since th l communal "conflicts' began last trrek Mood’I t «48. " In th* tortured border, area beh rie n ail-Jewlsh Tel Aviv and ib Jaffa, where British troops I "shoot to kill" orders for siting a dusk to dawn curfew, ew w m killed by a atiot In the k a few moment* after he wsa rased by police. Ho had been rliaiiu-d man and ralb-d pul ire. It took detective# John Meek* and Charles Troxcii 10 minutes, work­ ing with -hnckeaw*. to free the driver. Hursman said his "fare," car­ rying a kMTVharf asked if the driver cared if he took a drink after being picked up. linesman Vfialil *' M it*1 Hf i l l fills t il II in t im k m (run from' the b ag ;'' 7Te then or tiered iluesmnn 'In drive to the park. There, linesman said, he Icarnrd the l>ag also contained Ihe chain and lock. “He wa# a smooth operator and looked like he knqw^what ho was doing." added llursmpn. GOP Offers (IVirilaar* .mm I'#**- >Im | that measure will got no where*. Even Iwfnre the Republican program was officially announce^ it had c<>me under attack from Democrat*. Rep. Gord (D.Tenn) arcuscd the GOP of "rubber stamping” for “ big basinets” by proposing industry-wide agreements. Taft said a single bill embody­ ing all four point* <*f the Repluhlirati program will I#* (niroduced in the* House immediately by Chairman Wolcott* ilt-Micht of the Banking Committed" Wolentt told reporters hr plans to hohk hearings on the hill tomm row and said they Humid not last mom Minn one day. Taft and Hallerk ahitbutired the plan following a-m rel;ng ot Hen. ale and lTituso "GOP leaders ill t h e 'office of Speaker 'M arlin. They said they hope that the single bill can bo enacted in' time to nermli . Congress to adjourn on Dee. 10. w a h h in g t d n ~~Dcc. to (,r>— Red Cross distribution of food *n be sent ‘Europe under Ihh en'er ■grnry-rnrcirft— TT~T)Tn-wi.-8- | lr.i jj^ .. MOSUM LEADER IMPLORES ARABS TO FIGHT A POLICEMAN carries a shield (top) !o protect himself/rora stone-throwlng Arab* a * h t pstrols a street In Jerusalem with other oTOcer*. In th# JIIW12 car stl aflro by denu-iwtral-r* againel She psr- four end five doten sites is nf fine quality and is averaging about 14.25 a crate. Ln^nl Eng­ lish peas are bringing about 13.00 and initial rutting* of ice­ berg lettuce are' bringing 3-1.76 it unit. * The Sanford celery crop is re­ potted to be coming piling slower than V as indicated several ftecks ago, amt local ship|M>rs predict that aside from n lew scat­ tered shipments there will ha nc appreciable movement until on or after Dec. 29. Heavy morning fogs, combin-td with warm dry weather ha# made many celery growers fearful of Might unless there I* a change of weath­ er t o . cool and rainy. Damage w Ini* nature it repotted very light and more of a retarding nstpre than anything else. Two Arab bodies Were found In at region and two J r wish-own I carpenter shops were ruined f- fire. Several small Jewish loses were burned and a Jew IP wounded by gunfire In on In* sslrlsl section of Tel Aviv, The British * troop commander nflrmcd today 16 sentences mging front one day-to 16 yeats ir illegal possession of surmi. gwva of those sentenced were ;t\eatiaa*e *rreo, !•«*• o u | Korea. Commission hesrquarI will b« lq D. 8.-occupled there Korea. econpanied by Assistant Hocry-GenrsI Adrian Pelt and g adviser*. LJe will leave Europe Jan. 9 to Inspect lusted sites for the 1948 I assembly. He plana to go o Gensva and taler lo Brossela, Prague and the Ue said he also might th* assembly’* Balkan Commission in Greece and -nation special Palestine Trade Paper Says Large Steel Companies. Fight Black' Market cause they have no Ides of how much more ateHmaklng costs will advance' during 19tB," It addedNoting automobile output "at full tilt” this week. The Iron Aga said: "When the last figure* are tn /o r 1047 they will1 probably show that th# automobile Indus­ try got a greater percentage of available steel than any other group. Although total finished steal production this year will be 28.6 pef cent greater than a year ago, automobile' makers na a group will.receive about 38.7 per cent more atccl than they were shipped In_1918.” No major rh sn rei were re ­ ported In scran prices, with the Iron egc steel, scrap, composite remaining at 140.25 a gross ton. A 'Commerce Department com­ mission. it as Id, is starting a new attem pt "to uncover” aerap In porting scrap from this country, under thn Marshall Plan.” Ingot production Jhls wf*k was unrhartgpd a t the postwar Peak of 98 per rent of capacity, the pub­ lication aald. ati.; in Jerusalem, a Jewish Agency okasmsn said the dead man was memlier of llsgsns. the Jewish fens* organisation, end charged ■t British* poile* -ftftd the fatal ot- He complained-of the Uundy behavior of policemen, es^ially in the lower ranks." "H teems some are ready to iy off al) kind* of scores, he November Sales ireallaare tl+m Pag* 0**1 Mf. Lehman gevesled. The been ties! u nearly brer now. lecsl growers, quick to see the possibilities of a good mar­ ket for locally grewn beans after (ha storm disaster* In the Glade* area* had Wiped out bean crops, planted an estimated. 4dl acres of bonne In- thla area a* compared with 179 acres last year. This was quite an increase In market business from the 3230.000 bean ;s (Ceatlaase ( » ■ r a n l<"»l plane is capable of transporting 40 persons, it i* possible the craft MIAMI Dec. 10 M V-A carried onljr in normal crew of of 20 doctors has signed a on th« 260-bed hospital at the five and cargo. That was not de­ Miami Naval Air Station at Opa- termined immediately, however. locks. The hospital, to be known as * ATHENS, Dec. 10 MV-Greek*. the North Dade Hospital, will British and Anyrican planes serve all Dade county and par­ started a search at dawn today for ticularly the north end of the an Amerits n C-47 military tran* fonnty, a spokesman- for the putt plane missing since last night group said. with four persons aboard, Hassani Airport officials said MIAMI Dec.. 10 VP>-The body they the plane—assigned of Dr. Gabriel Turbay, former to thefeared U. S. military attache's Colombian ambassador to the United 8tat<«, hr rived here today office in Baghdad—might have by train from New York City crash landed in Ihe sea off llie Attira ruait. _ en route to Bogota. The la s t, radio message re. Colombian consulate officials said they did not know whether reived _£iunt_Xhe—crew at about the body would be sent by piano 6:00 P. M. (F.8T) Tuesday, said today or tomorrow to Colombia. they were preparing to bail out Dr. Turbay, who was Colombian somewhere in the Athens vicinityThe plane Wlf en route' front ambassador to the United State* from 1038 to 1943 and from 1944 Rome to Athens when It became to 1946. died three weeks ago lost due to bad Visibility. while In Paris. PENDLETON, Ore.. Dec. 19 i/P) —An Army ground party planned to aearch ’ ihe snowbound Blue Mountains south of here today for wreckage of an airplane reported by a hunter who said there were human boties in the debris. An Army Air Rescue plane from McChurd Field, Wash., car­ Wallace Attacks rying 7 men and a Jeep, was pre­ vented by snow from landing here to start the search yester- NEW YORK Dec. 10 M l—Maj­ or Med companies ate .oinking an effort “to wreck (he flark mar­ ket steel racket," The Iron Age, m< Ih!working Irnde weekly, said l-tav. “Downs of customers have t a n thrown off mill order (looks' for gray market activity," the publication -reported, adding that H im vipe-president and general rimnsel of one major firm "has liren given tha specific Job of Irsrklng down any gray market steel involving his company's products,? Any attack on such operations. The Iron Age said, Is a difficult Jolt "bromine of the great numlwr of rustomera and the alacrity and . sprrience of wmn olccl consum.-r - in-obtaining more sleenthan tipide" would occur. "Frankly, I'd like to see Just they need and aelllng the surplus exactly what President Truman lot premium prices. "No system of government al­ is'going to say when he submit# location or control ‘would have his message to Congrr**," Wslanv effect on the steel gray ninr- taee said in developing thp theme kc-t which, involves only 4 or 6 that he hoped to alter the Tru­ per cent of the total steel being man foreign policy rourre which shipped. No# can the activities he described a* a •‘Get Tough • of stoel companies which are dea- With Russia” policy. Wallace said he would like to 'Pergtcly tnrlag- to , protect i W r from names by searching out gray receive "gome assurance tnnrket dodgers make much dent Senator Howard McGrath, rhalrin such transact Iona as long as man of the Democratic National demand continue* far above Committee, that tho Democratic Party Is not "a War party,”. He available supply.” Commenting on increases ef­ said he had not been Invited l* fective Jan. 1 In the price of tin talk with the Democratic leaders mill products, the trade paper and that any move "should come from them rather than from me." McGrath nald In New York City 'last *1 .’n t llv b . would wn.,1.1 "welcome” igbhlt- he Wallace's support In the IUIH presidential campaign, but added he did not have tha "slightest Idea” the Democratic Party would receive such support. -LOUISVILLE. Kv. Dee. 10 m —A holdup man who, police said, chained a taxicab driver by his neck to n tree, was drsrritN-d toilay by Ihe viftim n* “a smooth operator. Driver A lta i Hursman, 26, told offirer* ho wn* left rhalntd to the tree hi an Isolated spot In Iroquois park __ last tpight after ihe man took *20 and drove away in Ihe rgh. For more" than an hour In freesInc wralher lluesmsn said he r«** malnr-d there. He had on a suit but no ovetcoat. Three high school Inly* notIced in passing a white rag wav­ ing In underbrush around the M H R R B House Group ar a r » g ^rab Minister Says ^ Fight Will Begin g As British Leave m ?i& ;i- * $ - * < » « : • ? ;» g S r f g p j g T W E D N E S D A Y , D E C . 10, 1947 T H E S A L F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A British Threaten -Severe Measures To End Fighting voted to pstlilion the msnilsle. h STARTS THURSDAY FOR 2 DAYS! CAA officials are pussted b / tha report, and at Portland, E. 8. ijcach, senior CAA inspector, aaid th# wreckage may be that of a crashed plan* previously local,earl l i * i CAA f * A A la m m r« ed. TThe has noo record aoff an plane missing in the area which answers the twin engine C-46 de­ scription given by the hunter, Hanry Davenport, K iltaton, Ore. A number of wartime aircraft disappearances during flight* over the rugged coastal and Cas­ cade Mountain* havo never been cleared up.- ----------------- -------KONAWA, Okla . Dee. 10 0P )~ Tlirre men ware killed today l*l a. pre-dawn airplane crash nesr here. Raymond Reed of tho lleed Fly­ ing Service at Wnwoka reported the small plan# took off from there for Duncan at 6 A. M. (CRT). Tlie crash occurred a ahort lime later. The plane horned. Two of th e- dead were ngmdd by tha Oklahoma highway. patrol as Ollie Bon Martin, Prague, Okla., ami C. 6, Tucker, Wewoka, Okla. Ttwrthlrd man was not im­ mediately Identified. i r m n w r fr*w r*r» o » l ci in thla area for economy r*taona only, although the locatlvi acknowledgedly ,1s strategical * poor.” The report said, however, th*. Congress should provide constant “prodding and Inquiry” to spur consolidation of separata facili­ ties maintained unnecessarily by different arms of th i service. » It urged Secretary of Defense Forreslpl to "initiate evleniWe studies between the servicesi « the fjjpmost level, at th* earliest possible date, to Insura thst^ lo­ cal consolidations are mode. The Inspection was msda PT K*pv Jvfk 7.. Andairon (B*Cill»)) Risli-y (B -O k la .), $ * Y ® * * V ilM 'slif.l and Hollfleld ‘ (D-Cal.1. Flivver filers i i . hIIu m : >« I'aas W*l<) tor and Air Transport CortrjgAd pilot, made the world-girdling hop In "The City of Washingten” nsmrd for his home town of Washington. Di C. Ahead of the two fliers W fr^a elvie reception and a press eon-, frrrnce at Teterboro and then «_ trip by motor, under Police ear rort. to New York City for * greeting by Mayor William 0 Dwycr and another reception there. * ; ' ?- , Ti, V " irm T Y tx COl.OnKDJ’FAJPLE Every Friday — 1:90 P. I Scoot Room Mosely Funeral He**# Ilr. Charles L. Pernot* Oplnmetrlal Hanford Atlautle Bk. Bldg. Hours: E-I* l-» **»»•*• IH Hat. t - U . Eye* Esawlned - Oltaaee Fitted ROBSON Sporting Goods YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS America’* Moat Beautiful Alumlnam - Cedar - Polished , Ahi minus* Ask Me For Frea Katlmsta P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robin** - OrtanA# Phan* 2-0729 �•• THE WEATIIER fat Unify T h t r t I t S tre n g th — t « Prelect lb* P»*c# of the World: To P r a w l i lk« P r a m u of Americas To p rodor# Prosperity fer Sanford. . 9 ------------ i Increasing elmidlqc**, Kill# change in icntpcratnrr Ih l' afterniMin brri)|*lni rloudv with oc­ casional rain toptght anil I rldar. Moderate southerl; winds this afternoon becoming , ronrtheasterly innlchi ami Frida;,* • A N IN D E P E N D E N T DAILY N E W S P A P E R ' . Eflttbllshcd 1908 VOLUM E X X X V III SA N FO IID , FL O R ID A TH U R SD A Y , DEC. 11, 1917 A sso ciated U reas I.mxfwl W ire N O . 279 GOP Rejects Vigorous Program Offered To Army Called Six Killed In 2 Killed, 9 Injured, 2 Missing Politics Gets Fight Isms In South America; In Texas Head-On Train Wreck Out In Rome Truman Calk na Into Debate On To Keep Order Mine B last ♦ For Control EuropeanAid •# ny 1111.LEE WHBBLOCK BUCK FALLS, Ba., I w U .(4 ri —A vigoroui program by Methodlata and other T’rotfstant churches to counteract CommunFascism and atheism in Latin President Says Any­ tsm. America was recommended to thing Short Of 10 the* board of miMions and church of the Methodist church. Point Program Will extension The proposals for Latin Amer­ are part of a four-year pro­ P r o v e Inadequate ica gram to double the foreign mis­ staff of the Methodist . Wa s h in g t o n . d « . it m - sionary church as well as the prrten. epublic*n leaden today. biuihcd financial aid of the church foi tide President Truman'a new call missionary [furposes in all for­ for hit 10-point anli-inllalion pro- eign fields. Irani and ptnhed their own bill They were made^ yesterday to Inward approval by the Haute the board at its annual session by Dr. Ralph E. Diffrndnrfer of Bankini Committee by nightfall. New York, executive accretary Chairman Wolcott IfR -M ich) of the board's division on foreign flatly predicted approval by hit missions and for 24 years head of the denominations' overseas committee and told reporters: **lf the Pretident doesn't want service. Dr. Diffrndnrfer asked for M l h. he doein't have lo «*ke <*• new mltsion'arirs and Is total budg■Enforcement of the pro«ram we .rt of $16.741466 for Ihe net: four years. Of the grsnd total propose it discretionary." At his newt conference. Mr. he recommended $6,120,000 be al­ located for Latin-American proj­ Truman laid anything thorl ol ect?. the program he hat propoted to "The wide gap between the' curb living cotlt will be made rich few and Ihe poverty strirkquale. Hb program, he taid, rhould be carried out to the letter. Tbit. included request* for ilandby^ pnet-w etd and rationing aulbonJT m Thit brought • prompt com­ ment from Senator Taft (R-Ohio) that Mr. Truman "doesn't clearly undcnland" what the Republicans are propoting in a bill offered try Reveals Plans To Run Wolcott in the Home In Demo Primary Taft, who beadt the Senate GOP policy committee, ssid lb# Re For Governor In M8 publicani will make public a "full fledged1' program of iheir own Announcing his intention lo run ^tomorrow, after it hat been check­ for Governor of Florida, Dan ed at a GOP conference. McCarty told, a group of local reiidents at the Mayfair fnn last WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 1 -4 4 V - night that be did not represent Pretident Truman met Republican countar-propoaala for wage and any s|>erial interest or particular price legiilatlon today with the group of people and that if d e fi­ ItM lla W t w rw « T l n . | ed he. would try lo serve the en­ tire stale of Florida. Asked where West Florida be­ gan. he said that in Live Oak it began west of the Suwanet. |i f * T l l t i r l R l ' T . l l l h i * " * - ' n Gainatviile, it was wesf V A O U riS l L f Uve Oak. in Sanford it be Plans for a Chrlstntea enter- '«»n •» Gainesville and in Miami Ulnmsnt on Dee. 18 at the T o u r-.it began at Fort Pierce. He added lit Center w h l e h will again I that as a resident of Fort Pierce, fsgtura the alnglng of J h e H em -'|,p was particularly familiar with Inole High School Glee Club, were the problem* of South Flotida. mwte la*t nlghtgat an enthualaatlc gathering of metAbers of the 8an- but that he is not running a* a fora Tourist Club, augmented by South Florida candidate and has many frirndi throughout North local .resldentaf ,g About 60 were present, and In and West Florida. *th# absence of C. F.. Esterly, Mr. McCarty waa introduced club president, E. M. Arip Rage. to the gathering by J. C. Hutch­ Chamber of Commerce director of ison at a meeting sponsored by tourist activities, presided. Mrs. Mr; Randall Chase and Mr. Hutch­ Armitage s e m d as acting secre ison who said that Mr. McCarty tary-treasurer. was a citrus grower and cattle­ In preparation for the Christ­ man, a graduate of the University mas entertainment a decoration ir#atlna*.i on Fas* Fl»»1 committee was appointed. It wa* * nned to have a large, lighted e In the main hall. A commit­ Britain Makes Trade tee waa also appointed to direct Deal With Russia ® th# serving of refreshments to 'g n u m tn tn f g r tliu r n u in b m and Truest*. LONDON Dec. It UP>-Brltaln The date of the next meeting will-receive “a substantial quan­ was set for Monday, Mtvd each tity" • of Russian grain under Monday the club w tl^ b e kept terms of a trade agreement an open for use of members ami nouneed today, by J. Harold WIItheir friends. Shuffleboard and son. president of the Board of horseshoe courts will be kept open Trade. Newspapers . speculated t h l-s on week days, and Inter-dty meats are expected to be held. In might mean the end of bread ra . the near future, Mr. Armltage tinning for Britons. .Wilson, hack from talks at pnnouncru. (^announced." "Ixteen new member* were ad- Moscow, told th* House of Com­ Sixteen nevi mon* the agreement "Include* the club, and following nuantilles, price* and detailed the meeting evqyy terms and condition* the. ship­ one went to the ahtiffleboard ment to Britain of aforsubstantial 'courts which were filled to ca­ Quantity of coarse grain out of pacity. the 1047 Russian h arvest" The ■ Th* outlook la very encourag- House cheered his announcement • Ing for one of th* finest tourist seasons Sanford has ever had, Mr. Monroe Bridge Opens Armltage said this morning. « en multitudes, tlie suffering and exploitation which th# .multitudes endure, their neglect and exploi­ tation by the priests and Iheir illiteracy and ignotsnre and bit­ terness make a fertile soil for Communism in Latin America,” the church leader assertedlending strong support to th-r countries was Dr. Hugo C. Tucker, proposals for the Latin American vigorous blue-eyed 90-yrar-old missionary who went to llraill in DW6 andrspent 61 years bring­ ing a practical application of Christianity Into every section oi Brasil. lie brought the fust Bible In NKW BRAUNFFt R. Tex , |Vee 1 n critical condition -envly tide It t/Ti—Two Mlssnuri-Kansas*.| morning at the New RrautifeD Texas pa«»eitgrr trains collided,! General Hospital, head-on near here* lad mKhf and Mr* I "itivr \ Krueger, is -•plexplodctl into flames, killing two | tal superintendent, said dhi'tFirst General Strike Several More Known trainmen, injuring nine other pe- injured were Paul. K. <1,. v r , | p i i- , L e a d e r •nnv and leaving !»•* of ttie crew j fireman, Warn; Floyd ikio,.R C p U U llL c H l Since Prc - Fascist To Have Been In­ missing. : Engineer. Kan Antonio: It It Attacks I ictnocrnts train* ran together | Ferguson, Arlington' Tex. hasfi DaysIsCommcnced; jured In Gas Ex­ tonThemilestwosmith *of here at 11:43. man, and if ,1 Smith. Dallas For Mis-managing Crowds Arc-Riotous plosion At Mi ne P M. (CST), the two locomotives gagehtanf M. C t'isnib«, t>vggagi F o r e i g n Policies slsrking on lop of each other ' baggageman, alt members f HiROME Dee. 11 (4b—The' rain crews. WILKES-BARRE. fV . Dec. II ami front cars trlewoping IVad wef,» Jaci- II Cel-m*n. Communist-controlled ChamWASHING I ON. D r,. II tT 9 Three paeirngrta «f-i» ttev'f/P) A ga* cxplonon in the fireman of Wnro, Tex . itt 26. rrl "»ml rrlca.id early ti-Hv rio-..- I h# Home got iii' iv i rourin; her of Labor voted tonight j-retiklin colliery of Lehigh Valley ami George W, KUInthorpe. v vveie II |l Nielsen, 4 to ennlinur Itomr'a day-old ,A Coal Company today killed six train carman fritm San Antonio, lortto; Jam e. lt Pr'tiav, .-in \tt politu d io„ ovn the. emergency general strike. men and intuird at least thtcc Tex. Initio, nnd David K St,rut.m, loreign sul lull I-mI iv shortly alter that country and when he left Misting were engineer, Roy Arlington. Va. ROME. Dec. II (/!’) Fighting o t h n v -----yj tdnplim: an amendment which m*V flflL this year, there were more than men ol Italy’s three armed serv­ Callaway, almut 60, of Kmithvillf. • Portion, of t6e fraro* titimb"i rai-e ih'c ro»t of the program ro A company spokesman an4.000,000 distributed throughout , and a negro ^l-irtrr,- Will .7 beaded south and iiumlxq 6 die t 'titled S l i l n by U’O.OOOOOO. ices moved tnlo Rome late today noumrd>iha! six were known lo Tex the country. 'Inm-v, , f 8(UU-Antoiii.i headed motli vvrrr engulfed ill I hr uproar beg in when Republt, Dr. Tucker declared, "The rise to help |Kilice keep order in the have prnshrd in ih# underground Mickr \ Pattrlb-. *|-c. i«l agent following l|ie colllslnn and of Communism and spirituslianr capital, ridden by its first general blast Names ol the victims svete for Ihe railroad, said ihe two flames pieces of the engine l-n|et.. uerr" ,a n I cider l l r l l u t ( I n d ). vj^akin Braxil aa wall as the indus­ ill ike since pte-Fascitl days. engineer i "evidently g<o tlieir or- blown .rtrra l humlird yards Into mg in vtippn't ol the ^ ’i'Hl.00'1,not available immediately. trialisation of Ihe eoiiiitty have a nrarbv field OOtl me.i ute. retn.vrkrd rhvl ih* With groups ol strikers roaming Mmr rescue crews and ambu rlers mixed up ” created problems which ar« much • Only ,1. M Hayl. - Arllngtoh. Th ir,t **f flrvrn* fiitt nn tF«‘ Dem'iH talk Adminstrstion ’ h.vrlergreater in number and variety the capital to force the closing lances weir tailed tn the anthra­ T fl., iRlKKNIvTIilMfli u n t li»trt| ill * #*w I'n * ll%#l uhlv mirmanvgevl the loieign a(than when I went to Brasil. They ol the few business establishments cite colliery shoitly beloir noon. will . require the greatest skill remaining open, the government The mine is located (nil outs id# fain o| .thi* cmmtiv and ability to »elve. ILIIcik idled that the money railed nut soldiers, sailors and ai. the city "I think Brasil nnd sll of losce men lo guard trouble area's. h necf - iiv onlv he. jure of what (omp.snv officials said they had l.atin America piesents one of Polite not squads at rounlless no rxact information on casualties. he . . riled th- Adminitii.vlion’* lla m lla H «w ruse ia> «i mom in v.rim ni II- ,p "le shnitlv plates had found difficulty con­ 'Wilkes-Barre general hospital re iltr^ the I hour h id id,spied an trolling crowds, half in a holiday potted that arrangements had been mood, half more menacing. Many made there to-receive three iniuted amemlnienl' hv Rep I n k /■ Anof Ihe"hands, 'made~lJ|r'tirgf|y nf'J'gffjv 7tr..... . i alif I'Tfn filing governinenl •igemiev, chirllv the lorn sons," wore Communist R|w>rlerv were told that eight es or colors. Dispersed mine woikeii wrie in the .section British Troops -Bar Need 'For $ 5 ,0 0 0 Is m.Mh|, Creihr Corporation, tci sellat one point, they popped up when the etplovion nccmied products ( o loieign atd Outlined To Group •urplli. Gates As FiritiK it pines which (’(.'( oflitalv have promptly at another. Shortly after it occurred the col Bv Mrs. Kirchcr |i- too tied would me , ii , f ill.OOO,Is R’cjpm Inside liery w ss.iutleied cloved. " Itt't.MK. Dec. II—<JF>—A K#n. 000 h*»« nn fvirspnl holding*. Mme llian two humlird men ate real s lr ile directed bv leftists IIIU JSM JM . lie. II (A*) "A go,| ol fi.IKKl In , I-CCI. 3 Members Of School closed R tp M’Coim.bk iMv ') . *s down nil but vital public employed at thr Franklin. Ilillivll troop, blocked "llic galev ,cl ill the I iihm liloti, .‘>ri| .S »|e iHt.vnl Denim ralic leader, piomptTeam Introduced At services nnd railronds in Borne M |rrtH ,i#m’v -dd veollcl-, <1»- |UU » (ot-i'-erntnole-l -'wrrttx--4rT~the—r m r r I, ' t Ii illcng-J 111Hot k'« state but gnvrmment amt tabor Kiwanis Luncheon today, bclotr noon today as liiing in its ing seal. M»*-rl dv>iiid Lii'lo-i in-lit- ind L'i liifwoilv weir.,on lenders were reported to have agreed on broAit general line* vui lent mare ol dicctv iea, lied , told Hie Seminole Counlt Ivnu o “ Ihe time |.,f p -hti d q-erchev Prospect* for llic Celery ben whirls might end Ihe multiple pinpoition, wlmh mdlcsled a hat thanihci ol ( onimeice it, llico and , pie, lew id the l"48 cambasket ball team which t* now vralknul. tic id vir.vhlr piopmtionv bail look noon inerting at thr Mas Ian Inn pilgn would have b n ii better af The Chnmber of I.at>or. whleh bring hastily rpundrd into form railed en out brtwreri Arab and Irwtvli todas the strike in protest’against irr Ifni l-ilj Ka» hern voted on.' for a tusslr with the OiUmkj unemployment, estimated 600.000 Mi* Km tier outlined thr e \ inliahitanlv I I 'u IIm M m P ast Site) MiCnim n k : >uL high school tram on Dec. 16. were ( loving ol the gate, h.aricJ-fur- pense, of thr Srnitmdr t minis I Met iis'itck a I II alter If had TeM- were completed Into yp». pronounced good by Coach Ereii !***••.» »••* I'ng# • terttav afternoon of Hie police ihci cioduv by hidh. lew, ami Ar­ ll A,nutation and .tiled that lluGanas. in a brief talk lo Ktwanianv Station'* new- FM sending and no had hrrn Itaiilirallv money is »penl fm emeigency r#yrttrrday noon at the Touri*: receiving equipment try l l r 'A ; moving' bill then |h>-.vq,„i|inv in liel, fm iflh educalinu. irliaTiilit.itloii Davidson, ItCA’ installation alee a Imy liuikv thiniighoiil the moin- id attested i a ir, ol the doea-e, i^ Center. trieinn On Tue-day a atee|iiejack Three members of the team, llltlk for the patients. n\edi< infast# tied s vertical dipole serial ing. guests of Kiwanis, were intro­ to the tall pole at the station. Nhvcral luindicd (amlliex alicadv hills, tianquntatioii (h u g e , lot . _ _ * ir* | | Too police automobiles have have M duced: Floyd Cooper.' Junior: IItr- Hi$||rtl“ 4 ten, whl.lv patients I'cmg mused to ho.pilat, 11| I f ' Y r \ l l ( l ( * r n c s s Frederick George, Sanford vet­ lK >#ti equipped with Ihe FM •end­ Chuck Hriron. Senior, and Clyde r IpPIltr, waa found not guilty of a ing slid receiving sela, and one in normal tinuv h*‘ ^ .p-qnilallan dRlI llllfIM Bowen. Senior. The -latter, nick-, eran, r a»ir rndr.ixonm- |<t f J im ( WPSTf B I I' I II I IP M u t I ^ r • manslaughter charge yesterday i ar operated by the Cnilnlv Sber ol almul .'0.IHMI Arabs. .'.'iOO Jew named "Squirrel," a n d 'liv e leet. afternoon in Cireult Court til con­ iff and deputie. Th# Pol ire De and -1.04X1 others of mixed nation (h# gritei ,| publn the ti-ed ii i.jq 11. I : \n Trxnvnort five inches t*ll in height and nection with the death of Patrol­ partment ha* ordered a new Ford slity nt'nllv A i m f t i t a n s an I ol a yraily s t a y th filu p s, huh ('•hniiand »'*--■ -*d I.-d*v the-* ., . .f the 29 100 pounds in weight was pro­ man L C. Bender nn the even-1and expect* to invinll new radio G irrk, • • can be obtained lire iliatge Vinci lean i.itblarv men almxrd Ing of Katurday. Ort. 26 a« the equipment on If, It iwplanneil nounced an outstanefing player result of having i»cen hit bv it tadlo equipped car. and for th# A- husiiir** man from the ne.vjai the lounty health "Hue,’" Mis •Im- Ii-u- li au p.tit plnne that by Coach Ganas who declared. truck driven by George on West for the Sheriff to have another city, wlm lift the walled iriften . Kircher added erflihed in t I a ’’ icy wildUv ......., First Street. , I’olieo Department moUvrryele to „ few minutes before the g a te .. „ w<, ..... ■ ■ ■• dn Cht "Don't let bis lire fool you " X .I,. • i > • i • I in'h I a* the ivnptuled lying in tiu- slrer-ta. . . . of . . tin- -Ii . . . and The |ury waa only In eonfer- I-- ao equipped, "Squirrel," when called upon , . I pieventioii «<in -• t- ,s i t -,.*•■ . el,I miles north nf Work of the >leeplejack atop closed -..id lif had seen dead ,„ |H.rcll|n, ............ to apeak, predicted that if th# encr- alMtut seven minutes before Goo - 'III'. ,. pit, i. .1 flu* 2.1 were Fed* hustle they will win many it returned with Its verdiet, ar- Ihe 100 foot pole excited n lot . Ihe battle appairntly bro k er'll |(|)!| w|lp|(1 they* • an I* Dented to O. P. Herndon,-clerk of intereaf^ ueolav To inxuii* his sriien Arntis m-cupinl n aynagogue ■ rad) roi gltnea and he said his player iv cording tjltlillnsll of I in- Ken t ,11. ,| ■ tin •!.. urvlvors and rorai were: A. II. Barr. W. I! safety,' speeinl guy wirea were nnd hoisted their flag over >l‘are not awed by six-footer* auen unde Counts It. slili fo il Tntit- -I , 1. vi t,i,i tiftchrd in four «lifrrli»»n* t •» i -i- , itl|l,,-ld ponding huihling They later werv driven - Vj(.p .......t „. y. . . "iSv’rrulers». W. F. lawlgc. Andrew ,M t» Irphonr . I»n|r*t mid ntliri as the Sealireexe tearfi has. treeipi* *if a ••■nvptete report. . Coach Ganas exhibited the new [ C arraw ay. R. A. CoiJi and Jdhn Y. m'? " ' A,M‘ I” " ‘ th* absence f l”r. nlent Bl ades ' . •* X |iqs I 'I, *, • ■<,-'t snow hav * -• *» —- with —s.i».la rk . II. A Gallnway o v e d places. basketball uniforms while- 11L.„ CClark, ......... 1l,llr l " nA ,WO iDdlinm. apiniriited Km I > I. II 1 " I t' Is hoped that we mav l>e ■ h„|,| V.-,k ........- .Is,aid ol p i e ,,-nil it a,"' tirgi' ,,'aie re*shirts snd dark . or orange a* alternate. George A. De- aide In contact the Florida” High­ wounded In this engagement. ,'it— <>iiria'son t.nl do-'tor* and trousers depending' in .use o'i Cotes, assistant State attorney, way Patrol which also ir.es tire T \ , n A r a b , w ere »'•»" i l I r t S f o M ^ l r «w ”,p a ttmnirn- inrdlenl upptii a n l« inc landwhat color the opposing leapt* conducted the prosgfutlgn (l!!HtIt44l(H FM avstem." said I’nlire Chief .......^ . lni mp c mt ............ id hx‘ helicopter, After Judge Smith had earlier eV will wear. Practice started Mon­ liny G. Williams, li# derloterl a , communal .trlf* resulting X i|. I-. '. te • n etearril. with­ day, h* revealed, and pointed out declared a mistrial In the ease Diet he wfc* highly pleased with th* ' "V ' "V '> in I half '"dr of the scattered. that most of t)\< team has rpund­ due to th* Illness of L. I. Frasier. Ihe clarity and freedom from parim " , ;1,*‘ HMy l-.nd •«.#,#.. || ^i’jurr. chaired •>> • V tire. rd into good physical shape by Juror, the case was resumed on static and interference of Ihe its 12th day. | Batlgan reported tbit a I hr li-qt- transport plunge,! playing on the football team. Tuesday. During th* earlier trial new system which msrks another I ,l|rn advrrtisitiii rianfutal is t*uut- (tuuiliotHi—foiuslsal. hiLdaya were spent In Ihe selec­ t#p forward in law enforremehl Coach Ganas was introduced by two t>'*t co u ld no^ lie ejwcled on tin- dippi.i.uli to ih- I l'i..... . of a jury.' On Tuesday, the . , -John Leonardy and Dr. J la rry tion reach'd hv ,*» "i ground for .■it Johns It is ••• l.iidi;, n«ith was .e la te d hy noon’ and •" ,h* Cit* Woodruff who had charge b f the Jury the city, Bangui, ulv, xtut»-d the*' nt-ailv 21 lioui v with Sheriff P. A. Mero. visited program. \ logged rescue “p artv travellive otliei S'Ci" will •># *’ir«*|r.| the scene of the accident. President l-ester Tharp thanked Katet III atatrvl ■1. .i 11■• Me, l.i.g .. , tao ! o i*ii . d <i*',lrds Lloyd F, Boyle, who with G the Kiwanis members for Iheit W. Spencer, represented the d/» Ixst n’ght RllAN(*IIAI. Dee. II (4 1 I h# ,-|iants' Association Itnd f'Spli -sr-4 ’’ 1 i(w support _u fine during the year I, ii ( i ( i' i, ,i:> >f the survlChinese- goveitiment I* reselling j r ||Kht with the < I......... ... .......It particularly commended Sec- frn dent,, toid of the conflict of . *• ' aftrr the tending to Amerirs and I^ha ’world In K- rc B|)(, | | iank(.,| , (lp j a , , ,.e iiiemhci a ! ' ',,i.. V •...........jiil'• testimony of three states' witrelary Ralph A. Smith. PARIS Dec. II (49—Lieut Col rr*l at least 2,000,000 ton, of assisted of , i .1 1...... . pi' I h-'limpter ntsses to the accident with the Frank of th* Ki . testimony or j..|p<| 8 | , Bfll, M, „ M ,, si..in, we ,tl-V hampered cc . . — , loimsonstold — : of anotner another stale state' wtiwit- lUvmomf Msrquie, rhlrf of the I'scjfle Islaml w*r surplus which wanls plan of Instructing officers ncM. Mr,. i»rrr|f siselove,. whose n-istrd French rrp striatin n • mis- Chinn received . In settlement "I * ^ ||fe ||,.tM,|„, ,|t, 11,K- | ••••sts-• 'hough only which starts with an International | e, t |m„ny. he said agreed with unn to Moscow who yesterday a wartime U K. delq of *I74.'HHI,. .School student -, ii iidrirjl several I ' “ rid -'.pa'.vted the seen* headquarters aehnol for district , hrt of th „ ^efand7int. This was a 'larked hi* government for It* non mtiaicnl selntion. nnd wr». 1. I "f 1 from the t,nose B«y governors, and other schools for to Ihe effect that wbqn Patrol "malleioua altitude" toward llus. tThks.v,a* dixelnsed tmisy when compnnied ‘hv MiW llllie Ree*a Ail fu I d h - 1 • the ie.. tie operalieutenant governor*, club *«rr< man Bender was hit by the truck, ,la, was Identified today ax a a cnillrH t w at signed whereby Whittle at the i.ian,1. ",-u ,k. , taries and presidents. He Intro he was not standing with one foot ('..mmunlst of many year* stand­ the Bethlehem Steel Corp will |{ '.-mn't until daybreak that Ai a l#.aid of .director* meet btiv spproximstely 1,000,000 tons ing who want* to stay In the rr»«iia*## •« r x i riser tlm fir.t word came from Ooos* on tha gaa tank of thq ditrhrd ing following the luncheon, (' of seran for $30,000,000. I* wav v terse m u-age skeeter truck which he was en­ K»viet Union. wns derided to award $10 each to Hav On* f l Veterans Minister . The sale was announced hy irs'llni* only; deavoring to aid in getting out of the Key Club and to Troop No. ” Brilev# there *t* sonir survithe ditch but was nn tne hard Francois “ Mitterand'a aides de. Italpli King, general agent of 5 of the Boy Scout* for float Wallace la Against surfaced highway and walked. In­ rlsred that If Marquic’a itate- United Mate* Lines, who artrd entered in live Christmas parade r ... . " -menta last night' In Moseow "are for Pacific Far f^ a t Lines. Th# A hard, driving wet snow has U.S. Aid To China to the left front fender of confirmed he will he dismissed latter firm will move mountains text Saturday l- , am large-scale air i George** car. Vire president T nrlei expressed ■irwfniq and expelled from the army a* of scrap ‘from doiens of Pacific i nr h it a helicopter carryingBUFPALO, N. Y., Dec. 11, (/Pi I Mr. Boyle declared Hurt, arII '.ntlntiM #H l as# , o o . | »"on aa he get* haek.” Marqulr Islands in 100 shiploads during i|- - | i.|4 mm.I iiifliral supplies land­ to ............... this • testimony, —Ifinry A. Wallace declared to- ’ cording — .......... “Mr. and the four othrr member* of ed within a half mile of the scene. day that Governor Thomas E. George swerved to the left when ahs mltaion are due to leave Mo* the*next 18 months. Communication* were meager ((Im IIsw S mm Pass Kl»»l - Dewey "out-Trumans Truman" In row tomorrow. ails# of thr stormy weather. Greek Charged With hi Jii.C favoring aid to China and espous­ The Veterans Ministry said Senator Asks WAA before th# rrport that ing universal military training. Marquis wad appointed to his post sum# may have survived th# Cremating Relative Tha former vice re- Scattered Sections .M. ............... - J i Mpresident, nN more than a year ago when Com­ risvh came fiom Col. Paul A. To Aid Farmer Iterating hie opposition to finan­ munist Laurent CaaanoVa headed /.arttrikn at Goose Kay, another Of Nation See Sqow the SAUBOLITO. Calif. D*r. IJ cial help for China and compul­ ministry. The War Ministry tni'cage -aiil two persons had•WASHINGTON Dec. It (41 (4N—Georg# Kavolax. IW. todav sory military training In the termed his rank "fictitious," say­ In a move lo help alleviate th# was charged with shooting hi, tern Hiylilnl from th# air at th# By ASSOCIATED PRESS United States, said at a news ing th at before thr war he waa a fertiliser ................ shortage In the South, nephew, then cremating Ihe wreckage , More anow fell over scattered conference: staff sergeant In the reserve.' W hether' three were survivor* Senator Stennia (D-Miaa) Is ask­ sections of the country today wounded man on a gaxoliu# .fed A spokesman at the Veterans “I oem hesitate whether at# to Stay <u or Eskimos was not known at and temperatures in aome parte Ministry taid Marqule waa mak­ ing the War Assets Administra­ pyre. Dewey It a watertd-d te red-down version | of Gihim- Bay, where Maj.-General tion to release big storage tank* Kasolas. who lived on a house the Midwest again dropped ing every effort to remain in the of Truman or the president le a below sero. William Ttlntier. commander of to farmers in that area. boat In Han Fianclsco Bay. was U.H.8.R., despite his expulsion, watered-down version of Dewey." th# Atlantic Division of the ATC. Rtrnnls told a reporter hr ha* arrested yesterday after a 90 min The enow area* today Included with the four other member* of Wallace, currently on a sneakwritten J pss Lawson; war assets ute aland against some 75 police- Is d u c tin g the rescue operations. Ing- tour of update New York, the eastern Gmat U ke* region, hi',‘ 'r tt^ |o ‘n .- The Russian gov- administrator, asking the agency men, sheriff s deputies, state high, and Inw New England and New rrnment ordered explusion of the contended that no kelp should he York to make available to farmers a* way patrolmen and guards from S tate; parte of North Da­ given te China beeaute Its gov- kota and Minnesota and the Pa­ misslpti In retaliation for similar aperial type of tank suitable for nearby Kan Quentin I’rixnn. French action against the Soviet eminent la led by Chi any Kai- cific North; t. Rain waa report They said h# fired only once, storage of anhydrous ammonia, Shek. whom he called a "Fascist e<l along the Gulf Coast and repatriation mission In Franc*. a fartlllser. a homemade shotgun slug, In tndictator." Th* tanks were used at ord­ turn. fair weather over the Central The nephew, Pete Hadses, 56, nance plants during the war, the FR EEDOM T RAIN and Southern Rockies westward senator said, and have been in­ waa wounded two hours earlier and in moat of the central plains F1RB INSPECTION COLUMBIA. B. C , Dec. t l . UP) cluded In equipment declared 'with a homemade shotgun, then Firemen are making a thorough state*. burned to death on the waterfront - ‘Tb* Freedom Train made a 12- surplus. Th* coldest weather again was Inspection of .building* aryl Hi* near the houseboat,. hour atop her* today on Its 33,centered in North Dakota and business section in order to dis­ Police Chief James Doyle quot­ 000-mlle J o u r n e y around the Minnesota, Th* lowest early morn­ cover possibte Are hasards and CELERY CUT ed Kasolas; country. ing temperature, six below* was mt with to scduslnt them f ith bulldinr*. The first Hanford celery of the "Pete owed me money. He no Governor J. Strom Thurmond Today’ firemen C o in aGodwin and reported N. D., season was today cut on tn* farm would pay. What would you do?" c . . .a t ^Grand Forks. ■ . - R. - Crow J. reported a vary fine while Minneapolis* low was -3. and other state and city official* of C. ............— _*L*_p*cke<l A.- Hinton —— amLwag^packed He aald police found six wallets apirit of cooperation ft those T«n ..below was forecast for spoka a t a brief carekvony pr*. Chase and Co. It waa reported' C ontaining $2,650 In ' Kasolas* reding the . public -. Inspection. _ ________________ occupying building* in *t the celery waa of extra fin* In northeastern North Dakota to­ . l i e reported the leather­ th* work?Tomorrow the Inspection night. Tem peratures In the east­ Army band* from Fort Jackaon quality and took th* company’* ing Greek and hia nepsrill he by Lleot. J. Wr Hnrrwr ern anow hell area were around were assigned to play a t intervals top label. Sixes were heavy, ---- ------ been feuding ftvd years. *r -* during the visit. nrtd C. M. Whitten. freexlng. , running Uv threes and fours. He Mid lladtes ownm*Ttie boat. a I Battle Is Fought. Jaycecs Are Told In W alled. City Of Goal In Drive At Jerusalem On Sale Of Seals McCarty Talks To Coach Fred Ganas Local Residents Talks To Kiwanis j About Candidacy About Basketball Chnstmad Party Planned K eJudgre Herlong* To Address Legion Post Judge Sydney Herlong. J r. of - Leesburg, will speak on the sub­ ject of Communism to Legion­ naires Monday evening at th* supper meeting of Campbcll-I-o*. sing Tost 63 at the Legion Hut, It was announced by Joel Field. adltAant. Th# active rote taken by the Legion In th* fight against will be cited by ''j u d g e Herlong, Mr. Fluid de­ clared. * A Christmas party will be held and th# supper will be eerved by Mr*. O. H. Carlton at 7:00 P. M. The admission to the meeting will be a -toy to h« given to the Elks for rreee&Utioa to needy children at Christ***# Um*. Th# Sous of the Legion movement will be discussed, according to Adjut­ ant Jog) Field and he urged that eXfmtk member <*Ugtble mem he STARVES TO DEATH FRANKFURT. 0«m *ny, Dec. 1! UP)—The Frankfurter 1 schau reported today that maun Weiss, 60, had died of under­ nourishment, end listed him aa the winter’* first ■hanger victim la Frankfurt. As Plane Taxis Thru William G. Wurn. bridge tend­ er a t the Lake Monoroe crossing has opetftd the bridge for th* past six years for all kind* of boats from a anb-chaaer to a war train Ing boat and even a pile driver but on Tuesday morning he got the supriae of hia life when out of th e / dense fog a seaplane, evidently forced down b f lack of y, taxied up the S BLt Johns John# visibility, River aand signaled to ha let through. The nearby railroad bridge, hand operated, was opened and Mr. Wurn swung tha mechanically opening highway bridge so that the plan* could make Its way on Lake Monor# toward Sanford Identity o f. the plane ha* no{\ yet been revealed. YEAR OFF WITH PAY CHICAQO. Dee. U -< 4V -M tea Neill* Maeois. who la living a stenographer’s dream rome tru e — a year'* vacation with pay—a l­ ready la looking forward to tho next one—in 1966. Mias Mason baa been a stenogrepher for aome 25 years, but never until she came to work for M, Glen Millar, president of an advertising agency, did ah* hop* t» lake • year edf to eea t U country and get paid for doing i t Tests Finished On FM Equipment •At Police Station George Acquitted Of State Charge In Bender Death 2H Dead fi Alive lIn Plane Wreckage Frenchman Wants To Stay With RiiHsianH China Bcsetls War • Surplus To America 3frS w orm * MXfiSFr, a KS!» , .—:— I mm 8 - •' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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PAGE EIGHT1 “0 “ Venire Is Summoned j For Duty On Jury! tsl •K ■ 11 I ' | I - I I } I .\ K I THE 8ANT0 RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■H Geneva Church Ar&b Heads Meet Florida State News In Brief Fred L, Morgan Of MONDAY. DEC. 8, m J Senate Turns To Ratification . Of Inter-American, Treaty Pact Itm lla a n t trails l*aa» On,j (('•■Haase t f m Pa«* 0 »»> Longwood Is Dead hccarr.o Inactive and r.-maiticd »-i dl Arabia, . Trans-Jordan, trad. ^ A venire of 80 juror* »#* sum- unlit the spring of 1908 when it Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and Ye­ Fred L. Morgan, 83, of LongT-inr-nf today for sat action of jur* war rrnrrjuiiicd' hy n visiting men. TALLAHASSEE Dee.’ H M l— TALLAHASSEE Dee. 8 </P>_ wood. died Saturday at his home ______ • / • ■ or* In Circuit Court. Thr follow m'nister, he Rev, George II. Slug Premier Rlad Essolh Hey of Florida duck and goose hunters More casa of animal rabies have In Longwood following a abort WASHINGTON, Dec. S (-P)—The Senate, marking time while of Am<i*ru*, (!». ing junror* were summoned. Lebanon said the Arab U a g u r’a Illness. ■'Tm* llev. E. I.*e Smith of work would be "decisive and Im­ are scheduled to open the 1947- been reported In Florida this year a t.. Chapman, L, H. Hodglna. Bom Apr. $0, 1886 in Living, th* Mouse consider# the plight of Western Europe, turned today to rat­ than ever before, the State Board 48 shooting season at noon today. B. A. Gallotvay, Geo. C, Harden Orlando tnen served for five ycnr-i mediate," adding: * ston county. Mich. Mr. Morgan ification of the Inter-Amcfean Dffrnie Irfaiy. Hunting will be permitted from of Health said today. Win, K. Kadrr, Gourde It.' Hilt", ■a naa'.ur and was succeed c<l had ll*#d In Longwood for a il "The Lebanese army now on tiunrise until an houi* before nunThe document, a product cf last summer'# conference at Rio d J The board Announced 331 caaea in 1913 hy lj>c Rev. William T. L. Gorham. Rolmi A. Knight. tha Palestine border* will play act on all other day* of the sea­ were reported during the firat years. Prior .to that he lived in Janeiro, call* for #11 (rest) nation# to act jointly egtinil any aggrrtiion Sti !>•* of Orlando who *rrved uii. L. T. Bryan, II. II. Gray, Hamil­ it* part with other Arab armlc* son, <howevrr. The season run* nine month* of 1947 and added it Sanford. ton Hull, J, \V. Green, Ihu-- 'll hi- il-nth in JIMtf, The Hcv. Iq raving Palestine when the until Jan. 6, with shooters per­ if Survivor* Include the widow. in the wc»lr»n hem 'tph'rr likely'not all outbreaks of the J. N. I .iompaon of Oviedo nc»Humphrey, Joe .11. Masters, J rC hatrnsn Vandenb*ig (R-M;rh.) o f the Foreign Relation# Com-* Mr*. Abble 8. Morgan of Long­ mitted to tske four ducks, one proper time come*." disease hava been reported to Fred W. Hall, Chailrs Boulware, v-iyctWoutll li'!'>", then J. Max wood: two daughters, Mr*. Roy mlttcc predicted there would tv • ----------------------- — ----------------Canadian goose and 25 coot.In a authorities. . King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan Ere k served the church for j Edward F. I.aue, 0 . G. Hall, It Brown and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, “no controversy" n y during the de­ was reported to. have caused a ae- day. W. Hudsoh. C. C. Collin*, H A j /ear ' Senate Studies both of Sanford; two sons. La bate scheduled to licgin at noon riou* erlaljr In hit country, by sug. '•The rlturth building waa then TALLAHASSEE "pee. 8 <AV- Verne C. Morgan and Milton F. MIAMI Dec. 8 (Al-^Cblef De­ Cobb, A. C, Clove Itrd , Andrew The committee recommended costing to hla m lniitei' that par­ Blank o, \k\ G. A ruler*, J. I'. Huh, I ,c-*"d near the t o tmlery bill tition might be approved *n Tran >• puty Sheriff Claude High said The voters of Ocala will go to the Morgan of Port Huron, Mich,; 13 to 0 that the Senate ratify q -asiiasif tn»4 I'aas nss) J. It, Lyles, Holirrt A. 'CohCn. •sler.-Toi moved near the pres- Jordan could annex the Arab sec­ tndav than an unidentified negro noils (tomorrow to elect a mayor one brother, Delbert Morgan of th* treaty. Such action require* thr Intrr-Amencsn dffrnie pact early this morning entered tin for a two year term and two Bancroft, Mich.; 13 grand chi!- a two-third* majority No tlou*e drafted hy 19 nation# at Rio dc V, D, ll.iwkins, J, II, l'arkerMo m l school budding and m 192*1 of Palestine. Premier Samir home of John Holt, 55, of Miami, members of the city council to dren and two great grandchil­ vote is required. yMehin I), llunn, Chenier ,Sauo a h n lil In t h e colored peopl* tor Rifal Pasha resigned in defiance, | hi I MM I he church purchas'd arited Holt by the neck with one *er\c four year terms. Mayor dren. * dera and A. D. Abram* The treaty waa signed by jsll Janeiro. Alao D. K. MrN'ab, Andrew M the W«man*i Club building for two other former prenjiera re hand am) fired two shot* into his John Marshall Green, who is ser­ .Vnator Conally (D-Te«), rank­ th* American nations except Ec­ Funeral services were conduc­ ving out a two-year team ia a to succeed him and only th - body. Carrs way, Gcmj.r lloda, John G. J.1.5C0, moved in and bad Sunday , fused ted a t 1:00 P. M. today at Use uador and Nirarggua, both of persuasive intervention of the vis Ohe bullet enlerrd Holt's ab­ Candidate to succeed himself, lie Erickson Funerst Home with whose governments were in a ing Democrat on the Senate For Hutidtr,-J. T. McLain, Jr., W. I.. ached, and the following Frida rign Relation# Committee headed has no opposition. • ting premier of Iraq. Saleh Uev iiigM we* burned. together with domen and the other tij* right Clark, W. F. L<dg<-, ( tu l C. CnfCapL Byrd Hudson officiating. process of change at the time It resolved the Issue slid re- leg. High said. Hr was taken to ________ ny Vandcnherg, described the Jack Tucker, president of coun­ The remain* were sent to Detroit was . fin. w , C. lU rtlm a, E. M, Arrol *11 the /u tn lsh in g * end records Jahr, drawn. *lorcd Samir Rjfat Pashn to ot* Jackson Memorial Hospital when cil. candidate to succeed himself, for interment. oi the church. tagr and J, W. Allman. Bow'evyr, only Mexico amt H r * guarantee of liberty “ Effort- orre immediately I m;- flee. his -condition was pronounced rrl- Is opposed hy Marcus Frank, AUo . rrloe Ird were IV, T, m the wctlern world. Dominican Krputdir of the 19 SalehHey wa* en route to former Marlon County represent­ Chance, Edmund W. M elt It, II guii t<> rnisc fund* for th# build­ the- fateful Cairo meeting at which licit. signatory nation# have ratified The document was brought be­ High said he had found no mo ative who has served three terms Reds Accused II. Geiger, Walter Holly, C. E. ing of another church and in the Arab urates clustered about It to d a tr~ T h e treaty will not fore the Senate at it awaited live-for the ass-iult a*, yet, — on tlia eouncllr and Hamp Ter­ less *hr»t n ^enr services were Hawke, J. L. Ingloy, In org> become effective until it he* been rell, will oppose Tucker In group _ . resent build Palestine may fix the tern hind Ita silstM free, raas Oast' Lewis, Kill* Ilea*f e ; - Andre*- -bein'* Feld in.Jhe by two-thirds nf the na­ Uoutc action on emergency sid TALLAHASSEE Dec. 8 (Jp img. I*, was iiuHcomplete; there for a general Arab uprising in of Perfs subway and bus work­ ratified Campbell, K, A, Jones, J. T, l.i lor Europe. House pa»age of tlirv tions. llnemptoyrd farm ' laborer* will East. ers, scheduled to begin this W, r.. H/tU. Hoy .Schmidt. \V. w as.« ocht and nctiv# member* theTheMiddle Invocation of such strife lie placed hy the SUHr Employ This wa# cited by the Foreign aid bill i» expected late today* morning, apparently collapsed. MIAMI Dec, 8 (/P)—A giant, H. Green, A. II. Harr. R. J>. llaa* Were itw ," Mr«. Speer stated, lie like the opening of » ment Servi-e after .Dee, 31. Chair 400-pound Jrwfish was landed at Relations Commlttre as one of or tomorrow. A big problem be­ A* II. ‘ 1‘rnetnr. Paul- G. Hrown, but ceeviees wen- held regularly might At the same time a five-day th* pandora IroX, th* litiniale eons* man Carl H Smith of the em­ the charter host dock* here yes­ argum ents for speedy ar- fore the representative* it ihe and effort* Were runt limed. V. II. Crew*. John L, t'lark. \V “warning strike" of government ployment commission said today "Iternrds of trie church were quenres of which could not be terday with a harpoon jutting workers, called by the CGT in an 1 tion. The. committee said that amouat. The Senate put the fig­ M. Cnllrerl, O. H, I'lunl.rtl, H. K Job* are found for unemployed while other countries are consid­ kepi regularly from 1925 to foreseen. American and British from Its back. Bullard, w . S. Earle, J. M. Ill attempt to pull approximately ering in the eastern Mcditer- agriculture workers at proaent hy ratification "it is apparent ure, qt ihe. Jk597.000.000 silfd . ton, All-cit Hickson, C. K. Cur 1039. The Hcv. J, N. DeVettc was interest is 1,2(X),OOQ civil servants off their the U. S. Deoartment of Agricul­ lively, liccsuse llrt that many are wailing to ac* by the Administration as it patted ranean ter,’ Hen Amaun. A. T. C artjedge,1 the flirt ps«tor of the now chuich. JACKSONVILLE Dec. 8 W \ jobs, was meeting with dubious What the United State* will do.” the relief measure. area Is on the high ro*d through ture under the emergency farm One A n drew- Di nln, J r . a n d J a m e s It. s e n i’lg fiom July, !D'J7 until man nleadeil guilty and three success. Jtitior supply pro tram . , Sue* of the Hr.tish common The pact, known officially a# Ih ^ -m le -r , 1928. *» Heller. innocent In federal court today to A Republican program to bat­ Jjmlth reported the state, see The strike started for some thr Inter-American Treaty of "Diitlf g these y m u It was* lw wealth, and both rouhltfe* have vice would have 26 additional rm conspiracy to transport munitions group* o f government erdployrs Reciprocal Assistance, carries out tle inflation, based on voluntarv Also IL CertaolS, D. V. Warren. major oii interests. t n Cuba In connection with a re Jr . A, l<i Swaggeity, J. J, Null coming more and mTiro burden Great Britain suggested that ptoyrs to handle the increau-d viituntlnnary plot against the last Friday 'and was due to ex­ the so-cailed act of Chapultcpec agreement# and without price for the small meinliersltip work. olson, Wm. II. Slinugri, R. I„ *nm-_ tend to all departments this muni drafted at Mexico City in Mar-h, and rationing control* asked byV' the new state; chine into lieing Dominican Republic. ‘ t ’alwrll, John K Higgins, J. F. to r i- r y the financra of the June 1,-iwo week* a fte r the man­ ing, but govemmsnt officials dr 1946. chinch, *ii It was decided in con­ ATLANTA Dec.' H (/h —Wil. Ihe President, will be submitted Hollis Burton Smith nf Pallls- dared their offices were function­ Cowan, Charles W. Gaines, O tt- ference on' Rtpt. I, 1928, tn have date la surrcndeicd. Informant* In general, it provides that: li'am R. Larkin of IVruarol* 22ndea Park, N. J., pleaded guilty ing normally. in a day or two, Rep. Wolcott Schmehl, W. II. Stafford ami T. service* only !»u Sundaya of said the British hsd suthorired 1. All the contracting nations venr-old Alnlinoin I'olytechnlc In blit sentence was deferred until R. Harriett*. (R-Mich.) told reporters. He ssM A spokesman for the Paris each month, the first and third the creation of Arab and Jewish stitole student injured in an auln- Jan. 5,. shall take positive aetiorv to a s ­ ' , transport system *sld th* subway sist In meeting an armed attack il would call for agreements Sundays, a ruling still observed. civir guard organiiatinn* to main­ mobile arclitrnt Ih-r. 2, died at and bus strike had been .called Supreme Court For a fow months, a Mr- McGuire tain older prior to conecntrat on loiwson Vetpran Administration among Industries to deal with any American nation. MIAMI BEACH Dee. 8 (/Ft— off by the union because it w is against of British troop* fn evacuation Hospital here last night. 2. t The nations shall consulteconomic problems. The program filled In as pastor. William J, Pruitt, attorney for a failure." t l s s l l s a r S 1m m I’s a e On*I Immediately and plan action not also 'la expected to include ta r . "On July ii, 1930, the Itev centers. TALLAIIABHKK Dec. 8 (/PiT- William McKclghsn, former may­ were made, the unpaid .guaran W. H. Kyrer of Minis was called Taut feelings extended even ti» But In Italy a procession of only In th* event of an armed or of Flint, Mich., wanted in his elos reduction and rent control. , taed installment* were til gu to |u. Is- pastor and u still serving. the American *nne of Germany home state on a . gambling rop perhaps 60,000 Italians, thick with attack but in case of any aggres­ the next person In line au be-i- In 1916." Mrs. H|«'er reported, wlitre fi Jew wr* killed. «mi elfni season on mullet fishing will aplraey Indictment, said tnday red‘ n« sive action against an American flag*, carried the body of ' * ‘ ‘ Senator Morse tib-Ore.) chair-, tflciary. The IllUfiO figure war “the entire Indebtedness wa* paid, other Jew* and an Arab were start Wednesday. man of -a Senate Armed Servtcet tlist by agreement lietween Mich­ J-’xJ3m-Di*.,40 unGI Jan.-eO. it calculated mi the basis of the untr-s wore burned and there wni wounded J n dlsonUr* -over -J of Rom* today in a protest 3. Political, economic and mil SubcnmmlUee, declared that full lie against thr law to take, igan counsel and ,jdmself a time against American iniriran mms rjt nc£._.tAUi!.„on- v - tim r erf—grncio'r rejofeing. tine. The Aral** mostly were dis­ will the government of Pre­ itary measures may he . taken inquiry will be made Into claim# limit on an appeal' to prevent possess or transport mullet in mortality nrtality *(cxp<-rtalimi nf lifw "Kfforta weri’ tnen put hi mo­ placed persons. against an aggressor, but "no mad*' against this countty by extradition had been extended mier Alclde ds Gssperi. any of the 07 counties. table), plus 3 |terrent Interest.' tion to complete the church, hut two weeks. The.-cortege was for Giusep­ state shall be required to uec foreign nation* for properties Up until the 1947 legislature N'KW YORK D cc£*^A V -The Mis. /.aiuve contended the full the war came on and ojieratlunn McKeighan. who was indicted pe Tanas, 20, the latest of 23 armed force without it# consent.” seised in Eurotre In wartime.. He a uniform statewide tft.OOh fare value, plus 3 fierrenl wore d-layed. l-atr-r interest wa* Jewish Agency for Palestine adopted 4, Dispute# twtween American said his group wants to see that more than a year ago hy a one- person* killed in recent Italian rinsed season, general low pro­ interest, should la1 paid in I-II revived mill the Hunch t» almost plans to bring I.OOO.OW Jews into vided a Dec. 1 to Jan. 20 ban but man g r a n d 'jury on ch a rg e e rrf disorder*. II* was killed Friday nations shall be resolved if pos­ foreign governments do not Ukc guaranteed monthly innlnllini-ul* finished now. th*' Ijoly Land within tint ,w'xt It was largely ineffective bernu-t* sonspirary to violate gambling in disturbances amid th* I'rlm- sible through “procedures in advantage of the American peo­ of I4H.08 earh. She said she also force in the Inter-American sys­ ple“This woulq tint tie a true his­ ten yrars, Us treasurer, Kllrtrr of numerous special acts exempt­ laws, has been fighting extradi­ avalle slum*. was entitled to such $18.08 month­ tory of the Geneva Baptist Kaplan, said last night. House passage of the emer­ tion to hla home state ever sinre. L'Unita, Communist organ, ex­ tem" before they are referred The. cost of transposing, fred- ing specific counties. ly payments as lung as she lived Church," declared Mrs. Speer, "if gency foreign aid hill by an over­ horted party members tn turc to the United Nations beyond the K10 months. <$48.08 tt'p failed'To reciird the wnridcr- int* and sheltering the first 150^ 6. The contracting nation* “for- whelming margin -was conceded nnuiiIn would pay nut $5,827.24. fill help, financial and otherwise, 000 displaced Jew* was estimated ' during the lest week totaled 3,307 out, and they did. Some ’ of thr mslly condemn war and under­ by a top Republican opponent J Carlot ShipmentH partlcipants were partisans who at more than $400,000,000 In a monthly for a guaranteed 120 that our Methorlist friend* Vtd crates, averaging $3.60. Manager take. in their International rela­ of tire legislation. At the $29.60 rate, the sum paid ilsothe goneral public have givjR statement of Kaplan released in Frank K. Conner has reported. marched Sunday fn a similar tions' not to resort to the threg: (f.'o atln n r* fm m l* a a r <>*•! Meanwhile, Chairman Marrlner out In 120 months .would In us, for which we extend our connection with a meeting nf the The cucumber offering* are dwin­ parade giving an Indication ofof director* of the t.nitrd average of l ) cart of bean* p-r dling. Pepper and eggplant offer­ the opposition to De Gasperi's or;the use of force in any m an­ S. Erele* of the Federal Reserve 13.640,1 „ lu>arly atipteeia,trpn. To le e Nich- Imard policy of barring leftist# from ner Inconslaenf-’ with the UN System presented to the House In upholding Mr*, /.aiuve'* nr- id nf Daytona lleacli Baptist Palestine Appeal, the American day. Sliipiqrnt of four cars oi ings, which held fairly steady the government. Leftist organisa­ charter or of the treaty. Ranking Committee his proposal* Fund-Raising Branch of the in volume for the week, brought bean* from the I’ahokee-Can il gumenta, the cirruit court *ald Church, w-e are indebted for a The treaty was signed a t Rio for inflation control* which he tion* have threatened a general Palestine Jewish Community. the market's total to 5,258 parkthe munlhly payment aliuuld lie •erics uf voluntary services. °nc day wai rrstrike unfeas their demand* for last Sept. 2. The United Bute* already has given senator*. Hr • Kaplan s a i d Ihe Jewish and Point 8™ computed with regard to ■ Mi*‘ "We nisi, thunk several young Arab stales in Palest^" approved pdrfed. Their, and olher litwork for the unemployed are delegation included Vandenberg suggested: "Manager M, E. Williams of beneficiary's eX|iectntimt of life. student preachers from BleUon bv the league fif Nation^ ran 1. Increased productvllty of la# and 8*nator Connelly (D-Tex), not met hy Wednesday item* *|K>diglilcd tummartes < 1 lum m stin Ihe Fort Pierce Markrt reported The Justice Di-purtm nit.told the. IlniVer-Htv who have served us exist only if "llfi* and property v who was due to open debate bor and longer hour* of work, Supremo Court thsl the inclusion from lime to titnn. The-most, re­ are made safe for all inhabitants, current conditions, prepared by a sharp incrcasa in volume, and 2. Suspension of future ds- ' on the document. of a beneficiary'* life expertnury cent of these I* Julian Ktenstnim | Jew* and Arab* alike." managers of market* in majoring with favorable weather, this trend Red Efforts manda fo r wage Increases, e*-. should continue through the com­ In computation of monthly install who is giving t o us f a i t h inspir­ pecially those of organ!#*! tabov. ) FLORIDA STATE Dr. Israel Goldstein, national producing section*.' ing week. Quality ha* bean fair merit* was required hy fundamen-' ing talks in Sunday sehnnl, and chairman of Ihe United Palestine 3. Continuation and expanilun ( ( 'n iis s ts r>ee« r * i i os* r * MIAMI, Dec. 8 '(/P )-A Miami “Gladioli shipment* thimigh our \o good, he reported. tal Insurance principles a* well at the preaching - hi vjieet.,"- salJ Appenl. said the United Nation* of the Treatury's saving bond do anything for them. GI who wrote his mother to Fort Myers State .Farmers' Mar­ "Quality beans handled on the •iT'by the National S etvire^Jli- Mrs. Speer, "iln and In* wife a r e has the responsibility of prevent Dort told the committee that get the family together for campaign. ket ate moving in fair volume, Pompano market, has been good, surance Act. 4. Legislation giving the Fed­ liei-oniing inure and mure a l.lesv- ing member nation* front aiding with the nreient French government Christmas because he was finally good prices for top grades," ing tn us." or abejling disorder* in Palestine. said William L. Wilson, Durrtor though t i u ' volume last week has done everything In lu power coming home, is one of th# men. eral Rcaerve System authority to was aomewhat below expecta­ require banks to hold a special War Damage Claiins of -Stale Markets, today. "W. F. tions, Market Manager J. L. War­ to atop the strikes and "latest re­ missingg in Europe MM aboard a trans- reserve, “which would be In addi­ NEW YORK. D r r . 8, (/»— would indicate, the thing port plane for which the Arm;- tion to existing regular reserves Crowds View Santa 'Shaikh Hafir Waldo*. Saudi Ara- Nehrlirig, manager of the Fort ren stated. The cucumber crop isport# not out of hand." ( ( 'm t l f a r * I n a Our) has been searching 10 days. The and might be hgld In' Treasury Myers Market' advised us at th*' is ip fair condition, grower* pick­ 'liian ambassador to Lortdun and a i(V*»f »*»n*rf ' f"r*»ni lift*1 * t t ^164,ti47 were made on them weekend that the cucumber -sea­ ing about two cans dally. Squash He noted that Undersecretary missing soldier is Sgt. Theodore bills, rdrUficates, or notes, ds •delegate to the U. N. General Aa^ The commission aiithoiir)d while T . Hrallev, Odham and Jark son therr is near an rnd, and that shipment# have continued light. of State Robert A. Lovett ha# Copeland, son of Mr*. Alta Cope­ well as in cash assets." * the payments nf $401.1100 in the Ratignn of Ihe Jaycce* awarded acmhly, said today that the Soviet the tomato harvest ia Just get­ "Quality and volume from me stated there la "a very great land. "In the absence of a compre­ form of initial advances on six orires for the liost' costume* and ■Union voted for partitioning of ting atartod. .Pepper crops are entire Everglade* . ir e * ihould coincidence" between the Ttrlk**, hensive scheme of controls,” he: < nuldle property rlalms approved decorated lilrvcle*. Twit wrist Palrltinc "because they would In-good condition and light r»htp~ impttiVe, If weather condition* re­ th* Foreign Ministers' Confer­ Insulin, normally produced In said, "we m ust. continue to p u t ' In the amount of *2AU»,B<M>. These watrhes donated l»y William like. to. Use—Palestine to- get-loto menta are muving. main favorable, according to ence In I-ondon and tha special the human pancreas. Is a harmtne our main reliance on fiscal pol­ advance pajnicilta -Ware—fi«—tin- K m irr -were— awarded * and $2S0 the Mediterranean ahd as a mili­ Manager J. 'A . Dulany ^of fcasion of the American Congress. and lark of it In the body cause icy." “ I have noted with Interest a “Wit'oralTnn and reconstruct ion of in i*i«h iiriie* warv.given by- the tary base." diabetes. the P a h o k e c B t a te Far rrport from manager H. J. Leh­ national quarantine alatlons neat Javceos.• Judge* were Mr. Od­ Acting a* spokesman for the man of ihe Sanford Slate F'nt- mers’ Market. Tho area ship­ Manila and f'«hu and reconstnic ham, E. G. Kilpatrick, Edward Arabian delegation leaving La ped 22 cars of In'an* in one dav tjon of various .units of tin Higgins and It. A. William*. Guardis Field, Wahba said the mrr*' Market, that during Nnvcm. Phllltrplne Gdieral HnspBal urn Some of the small fry were too Russians "were checked in Greece tier, sale# of 2J kinds- bf vegeta­ at Ihe rtid-wcck, ’slightly b*lo»v ble# brought producer! a grot* the volume for th# corresponding tha 'Philippine Normal School. timid to approach Mr. Odham at so they will go to Palestne." total of $453,(810.20. The Sanford date last Fall, Congress authorised the' pay the microphone to receive their Asked how the Russians could "Manager C. 8. Phillips of th* ment* of compensation to hona award*, so mothers had to- re­ et to Palestine, he said "I don't Market, first to onen in our en­ f — tire State-operated system, had Florida City State Fanner*’ Marfide sufferers of war damage as ceive tip; prises for them. There H — ask the Russians. sale* totaling just a little mors ket reported his market haa han­ a m e a n s^ f aiding-tlitv--economic were titany lltlle Santas, snow know IVinre F'nisal said he wa# en than $600,000 during its initial dled quite a few pine land to­ rehabilitation of the Philippine men, there was Uncle Sam, Mias route *to Cairo where the Arab aale* season in the year 1935. matoes during th* weejt. Average Santa.- a farmcri South Amrrlran republic. f.tnc 'Manager t-ehman indiratrsl that quality waa reported poor, and girl and numerous olher*. The League it meeting. Soon a fte r,.... judge'* aland was at First Street meeting, he added, th* world will during the coming week liberal prices for those sold ranged from AtheiHt’H Fight and Palmetto Avenue and the kid­ know the la-ague's decision, "re ■tipplies of celery, cabbage, beam, $4 to $6. Light offerings of die* with their costumes were so F[anting Palestine and the Arab cucumber*, pepper* and other squash were also handled, and . ( ( ‘• ■ I l s I i f S ()•>< i ' n r O n , I numerous and colorful that the .ragitc nations' continuance in vegetables arc expected on the beans are expected within a fng school hours. They are spoil- lodge* did not have an ea*y time the -United Nations.'-* Sanford Market. week or taro, , , sored and financed by the ('ham »elecling the winner*. "Pecan sales on. the Marianni "Manager It. E. Johnson of the palgn Counril on Religious Edr FRANKFURT, Dec.. 8, On account of the tremendous State Farmers' Market have im­ oration. The council contend* crowd and lb< confuslnn 'Hiring American military government Piriut City State Farmers' Mar proved somewhat, according • to ket reported strawberry .shipsthey are non-secfarlan, lircause the aw arding'•>( prises names of officials -took steps today to pre­ the material used waa collected prlte winners were not recorded. vent a recurrence of Arab-Jew (merits are on the increase, prices Manager W. M. Scruggs, ta< a recent operation*. ranging from 40 cent* to 65 cent* ,? P Qrt covering . from many sources by many per­ Santa's colorful float was com­ dashes In Germany, where week­ LhV® tl**n,, 'and demand son*. The organisation is mode pleted at the last moment through end disorders ovsr the projected B r pint for the weekly report- { • Plant City Market handled i». much betUr. This report notup of rcpirsrntativrs of the thb feverish' exertion* of mom- artitioning of Palestine reyulted _ JM88 pint* of berries during tit* ad sale of a total of 20,303 pounds, Jtw lsh. Roman Catholic am i.I'm ' tier* of the Key Club of Seminole na every room needs a --------In the death of one Jew and the period. Light offering# during tha for a gross total off $$4,375.39. tCstant faith* High School-under direction of wounding of eight other Jews doling Seedlings sold ' 18-3eenta per day# of November as th* Teacher* for Ihe religious clss- Kiwanian J. B. Bout. They also berry season got under way, to- pound, Stuarts at 26.6 cents; Mon­ •e* are provided by the council. were in the cabin passing candy and one Ahtb. eymakers at 1(L6 cent*. Light of­ Thldy-threo persons. Including The regular school faruity taker to Santa. L. V, McLaughlin igbit alto 31 Jaws, were arrested at Utm, taint .1,924 pints, averaging 49 fering* of Schlsys topped the and a half cent*. Volume should no part in the instruction. helped i i m i in distributing ■ _____the candy market at 29 rents. Frotchera sold Mrs, McCollum, the wife of a and aiding Santa in every way where tha trouble began Batunley Increase rapidly. 19.6. Managsr Scruggs pl#rvi series of stabbing*. MaJ. with University of Illinois professor, possible. "Sales of cucumbers on the for to continue pecan sates each Marcus L. Hoover, military gov­ complained that her son, James Waurhula Stale Farmers' klarket Key Cluli member* who worked A wonderful welcome g if t ---------day until December 20." Terry McCollum, waa embarras­ on the float included Leslie Har­ ernment officer, said authorities the ng to ■ “pacify" . sed because he waa the only child vey, 4ohn Root, Arnold Harring­ ware attempting In hi* room who did not take ton, Richard McNgh. Randall Jews and AraM, most of whom Ever Changing ^Li ving Pictures, rtllgioui. instruction. Goff, William Kilpatrick, Fred are displaced persons or refuges*. Hoover said American ronilabThe Champslgn school Imard Hostel ter,- Inland Rudd. ■Joa ulary troop* and German pollco replied In Its brief -filed with the W rightland Bobby Park. court that when with Smartly Styled Mirrors ... other _..ter pupils went Mr. Odham and Mr, Ratlgan had established rood blocks be­ to religious classes, James con of the Jaycce* termed the par­ tween Wuertt*mb«rg-Baden and -----------------Unucd ia regular ■ejtulsr studies undor ade, organised tinder Jayeee di­ Bavaria and at Danube River supervision of his regular teach- rection and sponsored by the crossings in the area to prevent Merchants Association as a big Jewe and Arabs from meeting. The school board defended th# success, and predicted that it system, saying tbat if the court will be an even bigger success Pearl Harbor Day SEE QUR LARGE ASSORTMENT Should outlaw raligloua cduca next year. tion in public school building*, President Ned Smith of tha (Osalt«e*e flaw t *«• o w l tM nathm would be committed Sanford Merchants Association to a policy of 'K'ostllity to roll. today declared that the parade ously. But whereas Pearl Har­ OF FRAMED & VENETIAN TYPES Irion.” long since has seen Its scars waa well organlied, well handled bor erased, the ruins' of tbe long-oc­ Counsel f^r 5Ira. McCollum and started about on lime, and ha cupied rM lipplrttk'cspH al still -the court ANY STYLE — ANY PRICE extended hla appreciation to the gave first-tim e visitors a shock. nnalgn , »y*t yatem. Jaycee* Jaycce* and all other* whose cfAnd In Japan where Ihe war make public school* "Uw organ forts made It a success. He also of religious Education and will said that he appreciated the way plot was hatched, an appeal for Lay One Away F or CHRISTMAS reaton* the religious situation of that Police Chief Roy G. William* world oeace was saundeg by Em­ the colonies before the American and hi* force, aided by firemen peror Hirohlto. He looked out upon the consequences of hi* na­ handled th* parade so that thera tion's rash act aa he did en—the were no mishaps, and said that tu ln s. of Hiroshima. Addressing r = f . lii. hour* qf argument ot* tbe issue* he was delighted by the big re­ s V .• K in g th* t! afternoon ~ before tak ception given by tha peoplf and thousands there, h* said, > r "I hope *-ou will try to establish “ rase under , advisement the local children. a peaceful nation and contribute to world peace " Color* In the ceramic lilts found ihripi ( r t f _____ In Egyptain buildings built In tbe The U. 8. Weather Bureau wa* *hUh help apeed up I .....................I 14th and 16th |Centuri## are etlU organlsad under the Department 114 W. 2nd St. P h o o tjM O of Agriculture July I, 100$. To MIRROR M ERRY Living Picture kv - still If - �-r * * .* 1 1 THE WEATHER I n U n ltJ T h e re I s S tr e n g th — Tfl Prelect the Petro of the World; To Promote (ho P r o t r m of Amrrlra; To **rodaco Proaperlly for Sanford. Partly cloudy and continued trlld through W rtlm ular, Gentle to moderate sn iithrait tri r a . t windr. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPEfc Established 190S VOLUME XXXVUI House. Nearing Final Vote On • Aid Measure U.S, Pictured In Grim Situation Martin Says Action j Will Be Taken On Anti-inflation Le­ gislation By Dec. 19 WASHINGTON', Dec. U l’/Pt -The L'nilrd State* la In a "grim aituation ’ au far a* a military striking force |i concerned, Maj, General Manton 8. Kddy,•director or Army infoiinntion said today. Aaidc fri'ti) the fotcea no occupatimi. (Inti * iwrr.'-n*, Kddv laid the IJ, H. lias fewer than 99,040 men fur ib , aj a niuhile attny in event- o f- rmergenry. Fdi*" address fl loaders of women* irganiratlcnis who act a . an 'advisory council for the puhli• WASHINGTON!" Dec. 9 t/V> lltformallon division. — The Home today ilowly movril A sertinr _ tha| th - U. S • ihe emergent.)' foreign aid Itttj rn'ifTtJe striking .fo rte it ‘•pith •long towaid a final tote at ; fully weak, only two and one(Speaker Martin (R-M nsj| disdot third divisions, which an- not up to strength,’- Eddy c-uned Congrrji cip ed i id lakr at tion on anli-mllatinn legulalion i m in t'd that "it Has become iiiimiully c|ear*‘Uiere ii nii-ithat home before adjourning Dr <i imtnoi who**- policies* a rc 19. diamt It kelly opposed to mil Thete was no indicalion wheri own." the final vote on the foteign au>. would be taken gby the Home or j % the amount of aid dial would hr ■uthoriied. Meanwhile. Mailm told newt men separate hillt coveting two of the ihtee points in a GOP subititute for Pietident Human'* eco­ nomic pingram will be taken up j early neat week. The Senate, he »atd. will inili Paul Stine Praises Rotary Governor Cites Growth Of Clubs In Florida. SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY. DEC. 9, 1917 Associnlrtl Press leased Wire Russia Breaks Trade Talks With France Commies Kevcal De­ fiance Of Govern­ ment’s Order To Return To * Work Is Also IntroFights Break Out Marshall Plans Il^ill I duccd Permitting Government Buy In Jaffa And Tel Showdown With Entire WheatToCrop Aviv Border Area Red Minister PARIS, Dec. 0 (JIV-MMcow announced cancellation of the Soilet-Errnrh trade lalka today and Ituislan nnd Planer repelled each olhrr’a repatriation mission* an ten­ sion mounlrd betaren the lw« naltoha. A Ere.ach fmcign ministry spokesman saiif 12 members nf thr Russia rrpatrialion commission wire be­ ing expelled for "»uhirr*iie aellvlties In Eranrr." lie re. portrd the Russians » rre ra- * corted to the railroad station and placed aboard a ItrrUn­ bound train tonight. P AR IS. Dec. * T (,V> W A S H IN G TO N Dec 9 </D- The Administration today submit­ Ten Day Death Toll U. S. Officials Take ted proposed legislation to Con* yiess whiili would permit the ra* ‘ Is Said To Reach* Little S t o c k In (inning of jurat, gasnlfne ami other 105 Due To Clash Concession H i n t s <nmtpndilies. I 'niln-ei irlaiv ol Commerca t'AJHO, Mrs. 9 IV Wab I.O N I'IIN Her, 9 i,H> llilWilli im ( I f in told a Senate tradrra .of a hull war. were tish official* said Innighl thr ludiM.m Sulwommillee that a llig four fnirlgn m lni-lrrs reported veering in thrir Cai­ lull handed to |b r gmiip by sec­ room II ha* reached general ro chnferenrr tonight to sup­ Mgreenirnf- on a llrilish proport a "solnnteer penplea arretary Hardman al»o wnuld permit l"»»al for ilrafling a common m>“ Iis fight crr.illitn of a ibe gosrinmerit fo buy up tire en* eVpiirt-import program for Jewish alalp in I'aleslinr unlll liir crop i>l sslical and crilain Rlermany as pari of a plats Hellish troops Irate in til-* ' for 'arhlfiing German emit.* rilhft iimimriditiei. gust. *nmir unity. Regular Arab armlra wnuld Ftsstei explained ibese ialinn l*e held an Irish ‘unlll then.' LONDON* D tii 9 </i«i Sect* W .-.d . i - p buvmg |H,we,« west rontlnulng Iheir guard of I'altaty ol .Stale M aialull was fe* IpBlunrd in -s hill designed to give ratlne harder* again*! Jrwish relpforeemenl* and supplies, IH.iied tisLy lo have drlrim itifi 1 Tinman aull.oi.ly lo at* an Arab snurre saltl. to seek a'.lfi.w.lown will, Soviet and fn piuinl.es on scaice V M Mol(, l m l " f "'*- m-lud.iu; l.vnlock and _ H r A H 8 »; i \ T E I ) I’H ESH___ Fnieign Miniilei ______________ - S|»ur*dir tkiimtsTiet hi o le out >1 I.m be eailieii o|i|inrluiMlv nn I -nltrv. steel, ;-nur an t ‘ fflain ' today in the blomlv border aiea whetber Russia s-tually i* leatL pimlinl!, tie ight tais and oilier between all-jewtih Tel A m and to neRcilMt* a Genrnn srilleinrnt.'! pirsbuli and matriials- • Moreover, the measure would all Arab Jalf.s, but llie feimily ol American oHicialt said lltev i-ive Mi. Tinman ^)jthn»Hy to al­ Arab-jrwttb stikei ibiougboul llie " r , r <oniiivced. ,i» livl.iv • iner' b-rate any other nul- iiate- If he bueigtt |tun found nit- f puhli*-* hearings that Ibdv Land appeiied In lye suliild mg of llie count il i-lcis «u| utulriH.iv, ilia! bin** o shoring-' wo* hasirnlly nffect-e ing somewbal * 1 tv %lug "iiidiL-iii.il i-tiKluelion or Ihe Tile 10-day loll in IGlciline. tiv j •>( mneessutuv given in Molotl ■post nf ’tlUHBT"' a < limn l.sst tiigiil would mil l« unoflu ial count,.tfaelird I0>. Srnat” i f'nnper (R-Kyl asked Runia 1 tanceled her liailr lalki with shortage iiildm Frame lotlay. ac­ cusing the French of arts hostile 10 **the spiiil of alliance ami mutual assistance.” French Cnmmumd!. who have. .....*I " T T ' l - A c t iv it ie s R otary rxptoit«t~*Ftanc**i ih'uti.igei in 1 ® menu on p ntei without incurring * Throughout Florida fanning the cunet\j wave ol tlnkc, thioughout the nation, indicalrd, liability under the anli-tiuil lawi, j — — while the Home will »t*it work | | 'nq| Sline, former Sanford Rt» meanwhile, they would defy the on a hill continuing and expanding ] tartan and diitrict governor of Rn- Fiench government's ultimatum lo export control*.__ .— taty International, paid high tub- the nation's 2.000.O0O itnkrrs hi -I’holo ll> Hasmnod Sliidlo A t the Home worrlrtl nluiijr utr to the Sanford Rotary Club get hack on thru join liv tnmor tirnrge Maffett and his fen year old ■no. Allan, are shown with an right point burk hilled at the Hunting I lull ranch last—weeh. with the foreign aid hill. Secrr. in an address at the Toumt Cta- low', tary of Commerce Hnrrinmn cnnt • The hnrV wjs one of four killed by the parly during ihe hunt, il has I be Soviel action w as ltie lat* E o - I - t w in t|ie i ifii|>1irll in such "N lnliiitiv r o r lla d '" L im n s weie home uni on- ic'd lo u n up vrith proposed legislation ‘to tet Istf highram l told of the ac- fit in a recent series ef mcklenls bec-n reported. Ilunllng in Ihe parti « rte Ted ami Hob Williams. •peed President Trumatt* pro­ compliilutimti of oihet Rotary | Allan shof at a large,buck »Ilh n .2i < it. ilfte four times, billing Jt flung ai tnui point alinoied m u • M m b ill's stialrgv .u-jiairullv mitltoritv to itlstrlbnte ararco dating back beyond ibr Nov. j (hiee limes, and Ted William* killed Ibr deer »ilb n shut gun,__ i w ji In ilti|> one "Ail l line itiap-t- ‘ Ili-n it vrn* thf« power to ration to gram for curbing inflation and cluti! in hit district. now embrac­ •n the I r l A viv la lf a a ie i b y wbsl i 1'nnsiltlirl * ^ living coila at home ing -28 cluht and 1,707 .strive 26 expulsion of 19 Rumen* from Irw iib sonic r t I ihfif 41 fin - iwuet. piobabiv lepaiatloni, down 'll would tnrludw that power," Harrlman gave; a Senate Judl- mriiilin t. France for inleileience iu the la­ " itd rn l J f w i.li gionps. iiio L tb lv U --J etary Subcommittee nnd th e Joint Mi. Stine alto inducted I mil bor crisis—in the • delenoraling mi agire When Piesldent Truman pre­ economic committee a hill tliat 'ibe N le m gim ip o l lb* u n d e r ■i , - e .s - i s . i sented Ills 10 point anti-inflation nras --— ■ im lit oi disagtertttritl . -. would authorise Mr. Truman to W rbrt, managing director ol th g iound. _= - = -ll'H lI lH t !*■■» 1»«t nil ! hi r • program to congrcoa lie ’eiiiptiaMavf.nr Inn. into the club, ex­ il/cd and rnhiin-i -ifficers hav* Lhsotficial reports raid two (I fill 11ft UPt| nil 1 it o i plained the duties and obligation! tf *dNlt*tf**tf esn |*rrgw Itta) Jew* weie killed wbeu olltet — • ■ a r uf Rnlaty, and presented Mr. ^ - > _ • “----:- ■■» r armored ear* sprayer! (be siteefs W rl'er wiih a copy of the ’’Code will, billlel* I wo olheti weir-teof Ethict." a pam|>lilel»*'We|c'ima (Hirtrd slain in oilier iniidnitt'* I ’rt’sidrnt CominK to Rotary” and a lapel pin R iii! Ijtlb o r IiC algU C ^jjy- g fcrjc' Author-^taijdard Oil Offi TIhi» Hrw- fighting -followed a V ?__ i inttorlursd tiY I l iititJBHMf «b I1*!* t « n l Fred- W. Smith, piesiijent of . . . . rn I Wa s h in g t o n . i)«-, » > - i z c t l To Issue War _ this brother, Ahdrew Stine, pro cial Snys L.ick Of ! I.lous tuteinatlmial. ssiR, st.<p nl \ \ ( ) r | s | | H * H I f ) I f P C K S Arthur E. Lyon wax named! i t a MIAMI BEACH, f*ee. 0—j# V - f mam chairman. President Gotdon • | ihe Fli'ttdd Slat*- Hank tomorrow 1- i ra n ts TOT A irC S tfi Tankers To Blame’ » The 'United KUtea m*y h.v e cel- „ ; „ announcfj #n lntrr-city cnairman uf "Railway laibur's) ...et Polltleal I^eague" today and on. ----------sbrated the end of the recent war i . , l rt i i n . ROSTOV Dec, •> t/Ti—The . . , . at the south Sanford cilv limit* In vaht became the nation now is ; meeting with Oilando on Dr* nopneed a drive for a copLrlbii-, The Cilv Commiiiion last evWASHING I ON Dec. 9 i/fh A / |f |t * p u U p U V |l \Y *‘V n delegation of lllfnihen uf f 4,000,(WHi f.irnut “N ay- tanker, paralleling its court* after lite I / at 12: I j oclock at the Or- (ion of at least one dollar from 7 \< IU IlS n l« Y . I * »▼ - ,h^ Sanford Lion* Huh hnded lohn I. I.chii. Hnitcd Mine Wotk I'ouBgi" M” "TFT haltr to­ " * Tx.— * r,' ,,fr ' "AM ' end of the flrat WorJit War, ae- |ando Country Club when Inter- each of 1,260.000 w o rh m "ln tb e 1— —ort}|,. l*ier»ch \m \tr il r rt-i .ft sion pier—pitchmg — i>Aikuu! on cr* chief, today Jilanird oil thotl industry. sa«-i»^-U outkmen~tn~tha ,0 °°T ,rnor MilU n* ’ ■ nan-nil Pretidenl • Ken Gucrmev places to be matkrd - wtlit ,,^c*in some |iatl> of ihe nation The league; was urganin <1 in. (daces Caldwell. . —____ — ------ - ■ - — t panted' here hi- f H Mi Nnlty Addressing the National Asaocb will be the guest of honor. Thete several week* ago with the hack *»ttM V* desiemtfes! by.l’ollcc Chit! .Oil.# shift from rnxL tn nil fnt'fnrl ifTmlmr* of the Veterans „ f 1 a.i lnter..aliflnaU!llrcci.ir of l.iim. ,.0np plan 'in* iidurril erltlcally atlon a»f Insurance Commissioners will l»e np.meeting pf_lhc San- ing of tbw- Railway—Lahnr—E r TTnf 0. Wiili.ini!. it was ic(Mtitc(| ,,fter themineVv »lnVc in file Foreign W ars, at llietr meeting 1*"'• head of lfn> McNultv Hank and thillren ul Iters well* treated ecutive* Association, an orgaui/sbanqurt tura taxmtghrrth e n mi r L t l T club on Dec. .22. * * fur miti-ii hnti* *~ at the Legion It'll last cicnine Ctiniii (ion representing most uf the this tnorninK by Gotdon HracMcv. 1946. da Govarnor aald he did not t*eLion Smith « i< named n inlerTip ' f •* -. i hI--I was being A Hava "we understand tin- elgnifi- j Dcrlating that U u a pleaiure railroad brotherhood*. Lyon t« Icputy city rlctk. - lie told icnaiftf* it Itccame a were commended for theii r« iinti'inist pieahlcnl of the* I t* - uoniercial use after ' canre of the day* we are now go­ and honor to lie called b|N<n do M-crrlary of the sssociatinu.* Die new law, made nerrisnv "popular cspiettiiin" lli.it the nporation in Pllttlng-nn danci-a to "ignoirntlon h> it'*- San Francisco ,f> h,tri.t| -■ising in tlu I’.n-ific during Mi* tetve in Rotatyi Mr. Sline empha A* chairman of the Icnguc, Lyon by the h.wardi o f, heavy till-1 miners should l-e puiuslic<| and the .talie fund* fur improvement "f rnnviriliufi ing through." j . in. .lull, nod tillwill w i* i.i a fl-'-t --del She was 11 nstlf MWtrW **» rn p # I'nu! tin- Hitt, tiv Comdr. Janies Kingle "I don't tieHave the people irn lued lh.it every Rotanan tfon hit tiafllt on the itierl, will pioliald' --il imliMliv and cpupmenl deal taiy, "f <*smplirlt.laisslng "I'o-.t Ih- |ln- fir -t lime (in- hcntl of I In- tii.ilt in PM I and is about 6700 lire that this rountry Is the Inst i>.>• ' i uled Sa|if-id job when he ii ratted upon b^allow parking in ftonl nf.Scniin-d'- c n '*madr a Rndiau holiday out fi.'i of tlic American la-ghui' lie orgaulsaty>n bulwark of democracy," he *al For three Sitrrinlvi Ir'in i lt> tis- tons. Roth part* ni^the ship rpmsiil'wi "Trained, thinking people nre ’ tam e be want* to do his duly and $22(«()(7stolen From assured the VpW that they might High School. Violation will carte of it." . . president of the Califoinin* afloat. \ *li-fi eight feet wld-» not voting in and minorities such as render »enice to hit community. McHHengorBy.Gunnicii a m-Milium penalty of $2R0 f'M( have the use nf the Hut r hmg tfen ________jir State Roar>l of ‘Education. In Now. he said, lltete is a short­ ns dsslreil, and also spoil m lh o » t w h ic h -• r© In df* Alible for evading aervlce can trustee of Pontons College Ills at the deck line narrowed to* or 90 days tmpritonmrnl. Tlic age of oil. X , favor a vveteran* in troy p ra n c e and jith e r^ eountrle^ a|,vayjl ^ (>ffe-r**d hut they should i.so r of ... *I r.rr.n s council r n , , , ■„ -n ^ WAVEHLY, N. Y.. Dec.-O UP) avenue ws* recently tepaved a* a would also destroy' the United * " never lie accepted, ' M Mr. “Sttn* in laid. Lewis appeared before a Sen- Seminole County, according t« ,.|u,j(ni; (|1r pirsidenry of Hot-sou States Public service of the Julius Caesar was an epileptic. —Two men held up and rubbed, John Saul*, adjutant. -, tr-afinsee m ran* t » l i (fe*ptH«*f»«i nn r*«* Tw»! Rros Parking Co., the Sehma j K e n U l i l l \ ! ) £ • B a t c h O f right kind lx th* key to vrhat Robert Louis Jjtevenson suffered a bank messenger of 122,000 Approximately 60 m e m b e r s eu Land Co *nnd (lie Vrnlnr.i IVc .,, . . ,s ■ In cash in the renter of this xriil happen.-** Joyed the food prcpatpil Tty 'It 1nr it v Cn At the present, ' lie is from ' lulirrrulnsi*. Booker T. • ( l i r i s l I llltS S t 'l l l S l O Caldwell said thr federal gov- Wnnhlngtt-u was « poyerty *trick- Southern ‘New York village torlny Ilnsky ..Wfffht Nnincfl AKinjf Parisian Star G, IL* Carlton, said Rauls. (making a t-un a>f tin- coufiliv Pnllre Chief Lloyd Itcdgus vaid fentnent could Invade any stale Jack fiordy. Harvey Hate nnd Be Mailed Today negro. Helen Keller wit* btiiil. the twn men Jumpad in front -if of private field under the emet- en Head Of Templars Furgels Soiifr Lines .lolin Rsuls spoke concerning the AH of these people had their ali­ the messenger from a black sedan fC n tlisn l m P**e T m l Pcart Hnth-.t disaster. Tlu V ,d JjilT IC H V n l l l l k E l v r l l ' t l Tlfr !i*t I'ltcli (if Christmas bis, Mr. Stine said, but they parked nl a curb. Roth tbtratcnc I . 4. -me , , Rrnl envelop*.* a re 'h e tn g mailed did not use them. F. Ilasfey Wight, loysl prinier LONDON, Dec !» id*i Mist (voted to present a past cormiian . Ihe messenger, Wilson Cnw-nrd. Alan Hetzcl Rcaclica ...... ......... D ih<t I>Ic(I V ets Clue I t'«lav. Mr* Edward Khoher, »ecPointing out the many oppor­ with guns and ordered him »« snd active Mason for many years iiigustt, aging i’arisinn star of _ r JiUiry --f tlic RcjaJmde County tunities existing today for »ervthe * 9 0 * sang half '\itv through was elected F'ridsy evening a "hand if civsr^'* the chief said. Eagle Scout Rank jice ta community, nation, and the A third matr was (spited In th,- commander of Taylor Command Mon Homme" last night and then James Young was elected inui j rula-ifiilii-n Association, anVictor Check, 71, world, Mr. Sline railed attention mandcr of Gu- local rhsptcr «>f j nounced t"dav, ery No. 2ft. Knight* Templar, lie forgot, but n svinpatlietle audience H lfh honor* were conferred on to Rotary'* mntlo nf "Service automohile. ignored the pause. . Disabled Amerirnti V eterans! Alumt f-nr thousand envelopes Coward, afoot, was taking the succeeds l|. M. Rolan Died Sunday Nijjlit the member* of local boy aeout troop* Above Self—He profit* most who Mtstingilelt -tier passport s*y* si a meeting Thursdisy evening have p lie n d v te r n m ailed, she. exFleeted to serve with Comdl • t tha Seminole Court of Honor aerve* best," and rmphaslfed the money front the Cltisans' Nation­ Wight plained hilt one tie s' co n tain in g lie’s 03 was making has London the |g>gt<>n llut. were: fl. C. Graham, gen held at lh* Parish l!ou»e, Mon­ work of variotia club* through­ al Rank of Waverly lo the post- rrnlissimo; Victor Check. 71. "j resident of St Othr-r ateiiiF Ihtee hundred had been debut, -She was singing'hot' fhlirth offtrerx elected ' were: Clarrnee Welsh, eap office for ahinmsnt to Ihe Erdday evening. Ranfird for the past fl.'l yesr*. Lyriwnnd Twyman. senior vire- m isplaced a< tii« W om an* C lub, out the dUtrlrl In connection tain general; Roy Wright, senior , wavereii. covered Alan Hetiel of Troop No. 6 with crippled children, -traffic rral Reoerve (lank a t New York warden; H. M. Pearce. Junior 1 ,,erHW « tlic R eals were prepared njurmure.1, I can- died Rundsy at 0:46 P, )1. in an commander; Charles V™|opich, Where City when confronted by the had the high ra/iU of Eagle Scout •afety, Orlando hospital after a long ill junior vice commander, and Gay f n n t jr iiv t -r y , anil the m a ilin g of school ami public libraries warden. John|.D. 4!ove was re holdup men. conferred upon him by Ralph A. pc**. Mr. Check resided at 119 iord Muffley, chaplain Cyril But llir m « n s m n w ip jf n jly delayed K'awlilMsM «a«t »**■* TW9| ..fi^Li.Er eJI' „ ,£ iL am* . n; Elm Avrniie.-for many y rsiv He told police the automobile elrcle-l fin «c-»rrnl dnv*. ' Smith, who also coqfrrrrd second MMt,, . .as treasurer ami F. It spologlxed Tor iH hrr • nerves ner was re-appointed a* adjutant aped. Inward Elmira, N. Y>, 20 ’ .. r „* \ll Rs-nl‘- wliieli have been rs-’ class rank upon Robert M. Morris T' ii. . ,, ,, j tltcdness, and she resumed, haltBorn In.t/itA»vllle, Ky., Hie de A rising vut*c of. rntnmcndntiou miles to the northwest On Dec. 10 the Knights of Mnl iugly finishing.the numlier, c e iv iil.n l (Im Host Office havs of the »ame troop. reased ivi4C *a member of the Hedges aald there vtcre no nth la and Order nf the Temple, will Kenneth Robins and William IIoiihp Pas-scH Rill Then, with ‘something of th'e h'llu inning Masonir L o d g e uf was given to outgoing Command­ nlrrndv been delivered. Postmaster witnesses to the holdup, which l-e .conferred here, and n supper old verve, slu- dashed -off "Ca, ■h a t'city; of the RPOK, Number er Ham Martina nnd other out Joel Fields said tndav, and th# Tlion, both of Troop 34. received For NavajQ Indians eroccurred reitiaiiting Real* wilt- h* deat 0il6 A. H i shortly will 1-s! held. Tha date for in­ C’est P a ris" T h r audience was JVM) pf Fast Orange, N. J.; the going offirtrs. star rank with Capt. Hyrd Hud­ A proposal wm made in regard, Hii‘l*‘i| he said. Just as soon *f stallation of nffirera will in- given cothusiaaYir. after the bank opening. son officiating- Robins also rr■FmiiUnnally, »he Addallah Temple of Leavenworth, WASHINGTON Dec. 0 (VIA— to establishinrriI of n local vet laler, and appointive officer* wiil jeried; esived life rank with 'lis t Hetiel Kas.; the FOE Io>lg« Number 6H erans»coiineit similar 1" those m tliev me limited, _ A hill autltoriting h 12.000,000 l-e name-1 later. ' ""You A conferring, CIRCUIT COURT ' to n love •;■e? I love you.' of Topeka, Kas. _ ........... r \Nl>N DIES " Merit badge* wer* prew nted, jniergcnor relief sripropriation ullii-r riHes', t'i prnmoto cuThe ease pf^ Frederick George, Mr. Cherk has only one stir operatlon among the varimi* vet. , WINNIPEG, Man . Dec 9. id*) b» Gene Tucker to Klwond Wlllt-1 ^ *h,r n*!! m S I . ^ w m charged with manslaughter in con vlvor, a sister-in-law, Mr*. Ruse eran organisations and to assist —Canon John Jl. Turner died auction with the traffic death of r> — J”S4 * " " 1Fontaine w w i- of ”f tRamparl of Topeka. each other in individual under­ today of a wound from a bullet Troop and too Joel State Patrolman L. C. Render was Funsral service* will I*- ron-- taking^. the House. It now goe* to the reopened in Circuit Court this in- accidentally shot into hi* brain Troop 5. dilrted at the Erickson Funeral t Garnett White opened the Court Scnalo. Douglas jUcnstrom reported lunl S rp|. 24. The accident oc­ morning following the form rr If the Ren»te passes the mea­ mistrial doe to plcknera of a Jury­ Home at 2:00 P. M. Thursday that claims lor pensions are now curred at lus Church of Kngtand with the salute to the Flag, and with the Elks !>odge of Sanford tiring filed for llmse vcle.rnn* in mission pal nitles north <’f the X Alan Heta*l rioted th* Court with s u r e another bill actually ap­ man. Following much questioning -m ■ x propriating the money will have of prospective Juryman by G. W. In charge of the aervlce. Inter! Reminote County who ate rn At d ie Cirrlu in a twilight land ; the Bcout Benediction. to do through Congress. *T men! will taka place laler in TALLAHASSEE. Dec. •) l/P) While New Yoik d rhatei a b in on nf alnrms, fog, and winds. He Spencer and U F, Boyle, attor­ titled to receive such claims un­ The measure passed today by neys for the defense 'and by unping Christmas carols of llir nativity-iq public sc bools, ibe itsle of Topeka. -* MARCUS ROSS DIES was 42 der fedrral legislation. BAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 0 UP) the House Is intended to sta rt Murray Ovcrstfeet and Gedrge A. Merida it urging • The Canon nnd his wife lived trac h eit to tie more Yule program* into tbeir gen­ help on the way to the two tri baa [ • ? — Mike Marru* Rom, a former DeCotte* for the State, a jury eral Ira bine plant. In the two room mission on Moft RAILKY DIRS winter. Legislator* hav* aald was RIVER WORK BEGINS aid* to tha late Bynator Huey P. this chosen Just befors noon to­ frt Inlet, 1,000 mile* north of the Fletcher Bailey, former Teiaco Indian* in the aouthwsst are "No longer can we .rgard tbe various testonsl and holiday exjieriJACKSONVILLE, Dec. it 6V) ~ timber line Long of Louisiana and onstfme day, Judge M. R. Smith presided. agent In Sanford, died last Fri­ starving while the United States' rncci of Khool rhildre.t as l.t'rteljr the concetn of the home alone," District Engineer Col. Willi* manager of New Orlaans* Runs'day at Crescent City, It was Teals said today work wnuld planning to help feed Europ#, HUNGRR STRIKE --------- Sl**e‘3ihool Supl. Colin Enpli-l <nd in the foreworej to the Dccem- learned »y|t Hotel, ditd last night at Is The here today. Funeral ser­ In-gin this week deepening Tntman Administration , MCNEIL the ISLAND, Wash., Dsr. l*r Florid* School Bulletin, dit-1' M. vice* were held Sunday at Troy, asked for a long-range pro­ » He was employed hero a* a has —A "hunger strike** spread trihuted to 13,000 teachers. mas story and ruatnma to 'teach­ Ala. his former home, Mr. Bailey 60-mila Rt. Johns channel from gram for aiding the needy Indi­ cook alncG/194L Moss formerly an*. Official* of tha House Pub­ to all or tha 1.01B Inmates In In one of the HuIleUn'a articles, ing of dramatica. home economics, went from Sanford to Atlanta, A(tor to Sanford- and the side headed .'a h ' insurance concern lic Land* Committee said It Is a the main hullding of the federal Florine B. Marlatt of the Florida and social atudiesGa. about 1938 and later moved channel In I-ak* Monroe lo 12 which handled state account* dur­ 10-ycar project which would eost penitentiary her# fhday In. pro­ Stats University music education Klltabclh Thomason, F l o r i d a to Crescent City. Survivors In­ feet; and constructing Woodruff ing tha Long regime test against Meatless Tuesdays faculty, aald "Carols are the Slat# University speech Instruc­ clude the widow, Mrs. Fletcher Creek rut-off south of l,ake Mun 180.000,000. roe to five fret. He said and* Eggless Thursdays. tor,, said In one article "No hol­ Halley. property of the maaees." months would he needed. GAS- LINK BRHAKB "If there la a marimba, x ;l.- iday lends itself so well to a JOHNSTOWN. Fp» Dec. 9 OP) RADIUM SRIZED TOT NIBBING* phonc, or glockenspiel In th? dramatic program as Christmas. fO-llttli i effisr ,(n tbo main GREEK FIGIITB BOXING TRAM RERUN Dec. 9 (A*) — U. HARMONY. Pa* D «, 9, ( J V school, teach so the child lo play "No dramatisation Is quite so ATHENS, Dee. 9. (Ah— Prean line of the .n...—i . . N atural Gas Army investigators tors have aei _ Warmed by hot coffee brewed by th* melody of ‘Angsl* We Have impressive as the nativity play, YOKOHAMA, Dm . 9 0P )-T he Company biael . about „ S u 20 i --3-,__1 of In the .German H i jblaekaaarket. I I worrying housewives, 400 volun­ Heard on High,’ *0, Little Town whetber It take# the form of a U. 8. Army sll-Js “ Japan boxing reports said today the Third tkla • tael-making town today more milligram* of radium which teers Marched through chill De­ of Bethlehem,‘ and *Thero*« A ■eries-of living pictures which il­ learn of 18 men will leave by Army Corpa kilted 103 guerrilla* tUgi u n f s i out supplies to Indus* they value a t about 9160,000, cember underbrush and marshy Song In the Air,' and tel him lustrate the narration of the Bible S' ins tonight for the Far EaaV and captured 49 In scattered en­ trlaa In a populous area and ra- hri Tinging their seisures of U}1* terrain today for Ihree-year-old accompany th* singing of these story with tbe soft music of mmand boxing championship gagements in northern Greece * diced domestic supplies lo a bare precious irecious element etjm sntwwithin iU iin a week Richard (Butch) Lot*, missing song*. Christinas carols in the back­ tourney in Honolulu Jan. 21-24. during the past two days. Army . minimum In suh-fr*«slng Ing sraath- G> •*»ul 4760,000 worth, It sraa from hi* hotaa since yesterday The team will train one month losses were .listed as IS dead and The Florida School Bulletin at- ground, or of a more formal play _ * r .. . - v .— — dlsriosedtndayr afternoon. *o urged ada^UUoQ of the Christ­ or pagsant or7* creative play." a t Honolulu’# Schofield Barrack*. 18 wounded, or City Commission John L. Lewis s Oil Shortage Arthur EL Lyon Is' Ban* Parking On On Coal Strike Made Chairman Of! French Caldwell Says U. S. Paralleling Same .Course-Aa M i rl I’anker Breaks In Two Throwing 250 uv IgCfifion Commander ^ Post At MeetingjKJtlS Florida School Leaders Suggest - Use Of More Christmas Programs ifidSP « % mm ^ .tf - * - ' ' £ .... ; .. . »■«•«.... >m �r •* THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAt.E TW.Q Democratic League;,)ave Douglass Wins 'Rumors Say Ike Is Asks Quick OK Of *2,<M)0 lnJ folf Mei t Leaving Post Soon Hi V. T. MacFEKI.Y ORLANDO. Dec. a »/)'•-C lutch For Nominee Work Marshall Rian Aid puttingby Dave Douglas gave B 05' h tl K A p h t i it c I e tt • « ti t it 3 t 1 i. 4 i . — TV f i"- t % . •fc - •- Ii. * - m v; *. i r . ,4 -tV a1 .. * ' # , • 1 L II* J H ’K IIFI.I. -a ■t tf i r* *• * ^ f =j f . WASIIINOTON, Dec 9, oP. Fresh indication* that Hetieraf • 4.a -, *.;*f ,* * 1 Dwight D Kitenhower may -trp •j * • •1 out of uniform in January ruin- I . ; . « « • > _=-vi'v'rAi rided t<ulay with report* of >n-tl F : i 1 T U ESD A Y , DEC. 0* 1917 Florida State News In Brief •- ORLANDO, Dec. », (AV- A TALLAHASSEE, Dec. V. (A h The first formal entrlea In the Series of conferences on a pro­ 1* (A*iHMH race for the governorship posed cooperative research proull M*rof Florida were written In the ram for prepackaging fresh n recovery lands vegetables in consumer book yesterday, more than three ffmomlr m*-amonths ahead of the qualification site container* was scheduled to i to Jiiwteit the I begin today with lh* arrival of deadline. Franco govern Young Richard H. Cooper, De­ three U. S- Agriculture Departcalled (or today by creased activity In hit behalf a* 1 ■ Laud newspaperman and li law stu­ [ ment officials'. can* for D»mocratic Action a pi'.t»itdr Reiiubikan {ireiidtfMial The trio also plans to visit dent, was the first man to hand foreign policy statement in ±~Ui f n m M X L Jltik \ Vi candidate. In hia 1600 fee and candidate's Gainesville to confer with Florida th Identified Itielf .with "the I rr (rdV« 'MgAif s ib .'l+ i All bough th* Army Chief of f (J (I eath to Secretary of State R. A. | Agriculture Experiment Station ItOfl-Cbrortfunist “left, the p*IfStaff ha* teen vague about hi* i officials and then to Ruakin to Gray, styled liberal political organtxa-I L .^ liL '__ quitting time, there it evidence with grower* and _i_I___ shippers. A few houra later. Attorney • stalk tion set up a year afro al*.>; that the previous ccheduh' for Genera) Tom Watson paid hia fee ! Coming here from Washington Voiced- rharp critkijtn of him to tako ov^r the* presidency are: Dr. C. O, Hratley, D. F. and signed the oath. Argentina's President Juan. I’eroa of C duinhia University Apnl I Others whu hare said they will Fisher and H. A. Schumer, who and Chins*# GsrianrRsiltno Chian f.'.UuU. D e n ia le t yo i I 1.4U0 for ha^l h**n ip m lf l up by President or might enter the contest to .will hcatLthe p r e p a c k a g i n g Kaf -Stick »ecorn1 (dare and kaiser got flJW'i Truman's trtinn In naming Urnsucceed Governor Millard Cald­ 1 studies. ^ Tr (jpoint l bat l ho Multi-bill ion lor third. * erat Omar Itiadky as hi* iUersiwell are W. H, (RuddyI Raskin dollai proriam fm helping Europ** Alt hough he waa in trouble on sor. Of Anthony, State School Supt. ‘ OCALA, net. tl (An—Th# midbvlpLitself -back to TU lit fel l be sovvrii hole*, Douglas came ou: Rradlry, ‘whoM transfer fiom Colin English, Dan McCarty of i winter Conference of the Hta*e pdministcied by an International With chip* clou- to ihr pit) ai d Fort Fierce, Stale Senator W. A. i Bar Association will Ih> held hem body aimilar to tho thi*e-ysar>oid all-important putt* when he need­ head of'tlie Veteran* Admini-tra lion hack to tne arm s \va* efYecHharnls- of Gainesville and Fuller this Saturday for discussion of European Coal Conference. ed them. ttCc last- Monday, will be avail­ IVgtTen uf Jacksohvilie. ! recorpmendatlnnt of Its past pres­ Urged (lint (in n Ik na Aititri A birdie three on the Mult hob- able for hi* new assignment idents Amimlttiv for revision of can Intel i<rsnri • ith l uropssn gave Douglas hit win. lit* olie- shortly after Jam tary I. While program* of nationalired or ?■> puttsd the green after dropping Eisenhower may remain fur n MADISON, Dec. 0. tTF)— James Florida’s Constitution, revision of cialired industries ji ! iion *hot only four feel away. time to advise hi* sue • -son E. Gorman of Columbus, Ga., has its own constitution as requested been appointed tuanaging director hy its lioard of governni* and Raid the pool 111111V In tile Mai* Ikiiiaict** appioacli waa H* feet friend* say that any extended of the Florida Chain Store Asso­ discussion of rules of civil pro-’ shall Plan should be "fully' p . ffom the pin and be needed two stay ia likely to become eiubfircedure. % plot I it. put ti. ciation, Inc. ,1 luy finished lb* lh ail even ratting for both men. Termed etaliilirntlon and reNEW SMYRNA REACH Dec. Although the five-star Ueneral duet ion of American price*. pai with pat 71'*. Douiclai had - ■ has dodged questions al>out Id* TAMPA, D*c. !>, UP)— The p (/T)-—W.vF. Wilkinson.. 75, posttirulaily tboea of fo«dv • -unU al (W O - Stroke lead at liie turn, but Availability for the nominal ion, New Year* day football clash be- master here for 18 years, former to l u n r i i of the Marshall 'Plan Inm atet came bark with a pall­ WITH OID OIOIY WAV)NO IN TMI FOIIOBOUMD, tha freighter America* Leader arrives la New York from tween West Cheater, Pa., state ! chairman of the Volusia county and decUii-d that controls will t«< id birdie* to pull even. Kefact imlitkian-i have liegun to count J’hliadelpbia, laden with S.OOO.qpo tioiindi of food collected tn tha Quaker City far f t i a w ’i needy. Tha atrip teachers ami Missouri Valley Col- commission -ami member of th# needed at limine to prevent ft took 7.'l in the playoff, highest iiim a* a nmjoi; factor in the will pick up an additional ft,400,800 pounds In Nave York and than anil for Frauen. (IManuMtoAail-' lege in the Cigar Howl wip b e 1 city council, died at his home repetition of the "melancholy of any *core of the three foa line which already ha* th< • th# key event tn on# of Tampa's . yesd-rday. Hq has been Hi since three publicly annoiitieed entrants: effect" of rising price* on the now any round in 'th e tournament. busiest sports periods. ' Oct. 20Douglas, fii*t-day co-Uade1 (knator RoImtI A. Tuft of Ohio, viltuaiiy exhausted British loan Russia Breaks funder Governor Harold E, Hln-i with a dll, had dropped back ' Of 1010. -Signers of the ADA slateim-nt with 72 and 70 rounds Friday m ii of Minnumta amt •Governor Rotary Governor Red Paper Published M’nMiMH.d $•#.#■ r*u# O il) i include Hummel Welle*, humor and Hatimlay but got into the Kail .Warren o f -California.. French-Soviet relations. undcr-ertrelury of d a te ; Mr*. {•layoff with another fid Hpiuiay. .* Previously talk about Eisen­ Letter Of Chaplin’s I t ’e n llB u # * t r a n l- a a # O b *I France, which ha* sought floFranklin D. Rooj#v0lU dehufate It wa> ibe first Important win hower a* a potential <sndidkte and youth service. to the United Nation*; IIm licrt for Dnuglaa iilme hi* rlircbarRi! bn* been deterilwd as mostly Just viet grain in exchange for ma­ PARIS. Dec. V t>P)—The Com“When I travel throughout th* Lehman. funner New York gover­ from-(be A'tmy (lightly inure than talk. chinery, was charged in a Soviet rnunist newspaper L'Humanits • district and mt the work which nor and UNRI'.A' direcldr; Paul a year ago. note with "unilaterally annulling" * carried today a letter'll said was Hut un Eastern Republican sen­ Porter, forpict OPA aiiBithisliator a two-year-old rt-paiatlon agree from Charles Chaplin to Paid* tiieeo Rotary Clubs are doing," ator, .win) declined u*« -of hi* and chicj of the. U. H. 'Economic ment with Russia for exchange, of Picasso, Spanish modernist paint h« said, "tl makes' m* ,reaily Jews- Arabs Fight name, told n reporter ,the backMinimi to Ur n e e ; and pttbliiher natioials. The * note, handed to er, asking him to protest the pio- proud to tie a Rotaria|}. Rotary stage’ bunt for Eisenhower dr bMark Ethridge of thet-Lnul - L»ui*vtll# * ««>••*•»**n»<4 f»> * rvgp HiifF * gates the French charge d'affaires tn poaal to expel llann* Hitler , film is "not Just a luncheon club; t! Is actually, underway. A* Courier-Journal and Time*. Moscow, recalled th* French de­ mutlcsl composer, from the Unit is truly a service club. It does wild night in the border, area evidence of ibis, ho said Republi­ as much 'those who arei ouDon -----.J — for — Declaring that .Amerka'*' for­ during cision to take over th* Soviet ed Stale*. which a "lg*icab army” of can organisation trailers in hi* xhte_0f Ratify- a* for those, who eign policy tbu* fai h*> failed to repatriation center n e a rPariv.volunteer*—lummoncd by slate lu v r l k i r *oundrd -tflil"tiy~ Eisler, a native of Germany, are in Rotary." ( attain it* objectives- despite tile Jewish Camp Beauregard. Russia ordered recently Magana, the imdergroiind militia. persons who said they represent appeared before the- U. outlay of—MIHtrna of 'dollars, tlic r* He told of one Rolarian who her repatriation mission home and rrd to counterattack a group of the Eisenhower movement, if not S. House of Representatives ADA desciitwd the four-year Arab* armed with macblnegun* aunouncfd the expulsion from Committee on Un-American; AetIV hud taken into his home a buy the General himself. E u ro pen tccoViYy program a* who had Iwtit sentenced to ike Moscow of the French mission. and grenadra.. Hies. He and his wife, Louise, Rt-fium School and }|ad underlakGeneral George Olmitead,*for­ Dpcfilng “incredihlr vpportunitki 01 A "Palestine t.iiwratlon Com-* The French government indicat' subsequently were ararited in Lo* of creating a belter world.'’ p in bend of the Nhtionkl Young mil tees? an poll need in Darnaicu*. tli-piihtiran Orgnhlintiort and ora-ed It would take militant strut Angel#* on warrants charging ■ii to v#ai him in u piupt-r Chris­ tian stmusphere. And another Syria, that Arab volunteer* time in ml {dmi* for (Jovi-rrtur *nf t i defy t it who against striker* they obtained entry visa* hy mis­ dull, lie said, had “adopted' six traim-tl in commando tactic* were Iowa, is reported to lie one of new order representation and that Ei»l'.' juvi-nile (delinquents and made t*>ing wnt into the Holy Land to swor# he wa» not a member of itSeif lv*|MUt*ihtu for titoir good begin guerrilla fighting in support those active in the Gem-raPa lieROME Dee. 9 (AV-Nrw disor­ the Communist Party, although of Palestine’* Arab-i--------- -------- h a l f ..- -----------------------------------ders erupted in Sicily today and he had once been a m#ml*-r in conduct. At the same time the eviled Calling attention to the ftiendthe threat of a general strike hung Germany. They were released on lllit’sa and good fi-nuusliip which Riff \varrlor' Chieftain, *AI«1 K! over Rome’s province a* Premier City Com mission K h m i . who led rebellious against ,-xlst aiming Hotarians, Mr. Stine Aici.li- de Gaspori's harassed gov­ Picatso, founder, of the Cubist said th at.a kmd wuid and a help­ the Rpaniil) and French In Mnreccrt ernment was peppered with School Hy It At n n rt.K of Paintings, hta lived ing band from a fellow Rnterian f r* * n lI ls u r*11 l f » m I ' a u r lln* » niterie# In the constituent astern* NEAV YORK Dec. 9, </tt — two dreeade* ago, declart*! in Cairo he* often proved tu b« the tight bly on the recent rash of rioting in Pari* for many years. Saying* of the pour tnan'* phi!-- that North Africa'* Arabs would ilate hum to insiLet highway, but contribute to a fight against u at not widened, although IIlCie in the wilderneil which directed throughout Italy. otopiier: .* one's,footstep* in the right direcJohn L, Lewis A small irritation in ‘an oyster partition. Italian labor leaders deferred it plenty of space between tideThe seven-nation Arab league pnulucc* * pearl. In a woman Si unlit tomorrow- a decision on a usll* lot doing, thi*. I he law 11’o o l t n n r e I i » ih ) '# ■ # <>•'*> “The man ymi bring In to Ro­ -prwiuces^rritreiy a setiMi.of itt- anmuirired in Cairo last, night it general strika for the Rome pro­ would take "Immediate inea(urrsr‘ »tll n<d go into effect until the A PROUD FATHER, Rabbi Isaak Sciwarr fairly.beams as he looks at his justlre. . • vince to support their demands tie commerce lubcofnmitlcr invet- tary will always thank you dor on the Christian Democratic gov, ligating fuel tupplict sml distri­ it," he added No man who ha* to wrestle for military and othir tic! loti • igns air trccived hete ami >ct wife, Matywe, and new son, Samuel, who was bom as the motorsblp partition. ernmenL There were Unconfirm­ Hobricski came within sight of the Statu* of Liberty. Tha mother and . with tils conscience ever won three against up. Quoting furtiter International Thousrlnd* of Jewish men and ed reports that the Communists bution. fall* in a tow. father, who spent 40 months tn • concentration ramp until freed by giraidcnk Jra u k eMulhnllaud. -vnb<* Commfrsfftner R. A. William* women, ngrd 17 to 25, crowded and leader* of the pro-Communl*t Howard W. Page, an official of said, “He ye good; but he yp gnoit The m*rhim> never will Com­ U. S. forces, had hoped the tot would be bom on American soil. Pictured offices In Palestine presided in ‘the abct-iii t- of Mayor in wing of the Socialists were ar the Standard Oil Co. of New Jri- for something," Mr. Stine stressed pletely iiipplant the horse until registration the group ora (I. to r.): Lieja Rebahkowna, ship nurse; DrrFelicUn ,J . Gut. Cninmt*?ttmri—Ittihop •II.-*J.• today for the Jewish age odd* over the walkout. Th# Soci­ someone 1**VM h it money to a "manpower rgnsus.’’ official* (Intcrnottonal) the four object# of Rotary with Was also aiweni. Du# to the ab­ Mithalowski, ship,surgeon, and Elixabatta llerenda. alists were said to consider it in­ •cy gave a different explanation particular reference t«.^]uh 1<,rv‘ time clork. mated 70,00(1 to HO,000 In Ibis sence uf tlir two rommisiohers tvr, of fuel oil ihortsgcs. lie laid opportune. The deer who keeps his IiIh r t y clnss would he signed up fur itctlon Win taken on proposed Tvs'/v I *••>#<> I i 's l i f / i r u lev and community service and House Nears Vote llyr* a* long a* the sheep who "security Report* from Sicily *ald disor­ there if plenty of oil hul a lack sa^L “ He proud of Rotary and ib U llO r S force* and posts 'In the placing of parking meter* on 1 ' v () (ells out for security, der* broke out at Vlttdrla, a town of tanker* to move it wliere need­ make your community proud of HccoimI Street an d b n Cummcttill proposed Jewish state." . (t'M>tl*Nra Iron I’aar O ut 2\ttac*k Keel Chargea of 40,000 in the louthernmodl A stubborn man I* sure be ran In London, authoritative Whtte- and not I It i’almvlth Avenues, Mr, allocate ami fix priorities sojcQ It province w f-R a g tra a .' The die- ed. esjdain arthritis to a Jellyfish. that action (peak* b(JI (government) sources- said Bradh-v iilaled U nFlW el, gram ami grain ptodTii# oil executive recnrAmcnd- ImiDeclaring patches said police used tear gas The t:iip—LUink war -aut honied — TOKYO,--1 t e r . p , —(/P)—“ Tw o No one iilne* for virtue more todav lirltaln‘~f r n rnnlldarlnu dor than wortti, Mr. Stine (han g alrk rascal------ -■ • suspenaion of shipment* of mill to lake affidavits fin u n c st (or "damn angry” dll tors of Stars ucts, freight rate and other scarce to dispctlsx a march of 1,000 ed trleaie of idle tanker* hrld/by called umin the Rot art ana to ere- ■ Commfinlits^and Partisan veter­ the ( Maritime Camminion and re­ ate higher ethical standards in Nathing's funny to a woman tary ciuipment and ammunition violation of C tty, OVplHiMKa' and ami Stripes denied vlgotously to­ item* at once. ’ Tha tyll also would allow Mr. with a p i m p l e on her note. tn certain middle eastern countries to issue Wfttjanis UT iUch arteri*. day charge* made in the New Trum an' to .ext-rris# suclt |xiwera an* on local headquarters of the ceived aturance from Chairman Ihep busine**#* and profession* avowedly Fascist Italian social A man niver ha* iiulte lilt the (Aca use uf Arali theat* of war Itr tin- s ln tu r c 'if -the Clerk, the York Dally Worker that General and offered a four way test of bottom a* long' as W .!••<•■ the against (lie partition of Palestine. Chief of Police is empowered to Mac A rthur lx using the Army, over additional short materials movement. Th* National Partis­ Tobey (R-NH) thst "we'll blait fair business practice: Is it-tb a after public hearings. Under tho an Congres* in Rom# yesterday do this. newspaper to give his troops ‘‘his them loose." luxury of knowing at least otic truth; is it fair t« all concerned; The U. 8. State Department measure, allocations and priorities demanded the dissolution of that It was amfounced that the distorted propaganda." Grenville * Mcllcn, mcmla-r of dote it make goodwill' afur ail? old enemy 1* worse off than him­ announced ■last week that Amer­ and export controls would he ef­ Florida power and Light Com­ movement. the Maritime Commission, trfsti- ia if.profitable for all cohcerned? self. A lengthy page on# editorial, ican licensing of a rm* and mill, fitd there are 44 tankers (cl in the A perfect liar I* a man with tary crpflpment shipment* Imund pany ta furnishing frea current first ever published In Htar* and fective through March 3f, IP&U. Closing hia addreta on tha inVresent powers expire next Feb. for calmed Christman lights "laid up" fleet and another five tpruational theme. Mr. Stiivr, a black e y e ‘who come* to work far the Middle Fast had been su­ Stripe*, was signed by llsnsnq II. 21) . Truman Offers strung over downtown street* “substantially damaged" ahips {Hiipud out the. tension* existing carrying on id* back the door he spended in view of the troubled' Hathaway, .managing editor, and duiina the holiday period. 4n other developments: that could be repaired. says ho humped into the night conditions there. George W. Ilurd, executive city throughout the woild today and $r*«ttan«***i ««***•* • Kg# -*R*r! I’urrhaM* of 5(0) feet of'Eureka I. Edward K. Brown, chairman Mcllcn said that all might have •aid, "1 hope that Rotary wilt hr before. ** At hake Success, N. Y., tho two and u half inch wide fir# how editor, Ddli of Washington, I). C, or the boatd of the First Na­ since repeated It—that th* Ad­ been put into operation by now the deciding factor In the win­ What is closer than a rich ao- II. N. Security Council, which will from the Hill llaidware Co. wan amt both civilians. tional Rank of Chicago, re newH ministration ‘ does- not propose to if the. Commission could have qUalplanceJ lie rtwponsildr' for maintenance of aulhoriteil. .The Hanford Atlantic ning of tho peace so t h a t 'th e It declared that neither Mac- his opposition hy Marriner 8 . Nia# any of the powrra If. their sold them to private American people of all th# world can live . Men who • boa*f they aren't peace in n divided- Palestine, was National Rank and th# Florida Arthur "nor any of hia iloii-galed Eerie# to require lamke to set use can be avoided. "* , operatorsBut, ' he said, there afraid lo d k merely give away to receive official notification 16- .State Hank were dr-ilgnateri a* officers or civilian aide* have aside additional reserves In -1 The Administration contention has been ’•pressure" to ae\l the together in peace and understand­ the fact they have |>cvft all aid day of the general assembly’ll deiMuiitniles for city luiids. ever dictated or tried to'dictate Step t o ' tighten hank ^credits. la that it should have the power tankers to foreign governments. ing." November decision to rjit Pales­ - leasing again of building* at wiiat .Stars and Stripes in th# to live. Asked hy Tobey whether the No man ever learned how ‘ to tine in two. Th* council had h- the Municipal Airport was dis­ Pacific should or should not Ilrown told th# sRenate-House so that it can be used if neces­ Economic Committee the plan sary to hall runaway prices. ' Commission received a directive Coldest Weather Of • keep from making a foul of him- fore It mcsiagcf from two Arab cussed with C, A.‘ Maihlv, super­ print. 1a "imptac|lcal and highly Ineq­ The measure presented to the from the cabinet last June to aell • self just by reading a good boot nations—LubtMn and Egypt— intendent of the Intercession Uihte "We at# a damn angry news­ uitable.' L e v ie s , who offered ties committee would extend export 100 tankers abroad, Mellen re ­ Season HUh Midwest But that's no argument against demanding non-votlng* participa­ School, said Mr. Itraitley. paper," continued the edtlarlal, program, la chairman of the Fed-, controls, allocation ud-priurit«''i< plied that ft* didn't considsr it an tion in all debates on the Holy literacy whose authors said it was atriUvn eral HeStive Hoard of governors. powers through Marfh 31, 1950. order. He said ft 8ras umlestood, l!v AHSOCIATPD PRR88 It isn't prosperity that’e always Land.. •* Brow ti endorsed, however, an EcThe draft of proposed legisla­ however, that "It waa the wish* Reds Say Future Of on thetr own Initiative. The coldest weather of the sea­ around the rnm er it’s more soldier In tha dea proposal that Congress re­ tion apparently was submitted to of the Cabinet. It was not brought son drilled parta of the Midwest . tlkely posterity. Arthur E. Lyon .World Ties On iMuet Far“TheEast,American at whose moral# Hu- consider government aids ill the meet Increasing complaints by out how many have been solId! today as temperatures in tome Troubles rarely come singly, Lew is'alto complained of tran ­ sections of Minnesota dropped to Daily Worker Is blasting in th^t field of housing credit, saying by Republican* that the Admin­ b u t-providence has arranged that ir n H lI s w U li«m t*a a r ll*«| that Administration housing 'poli­ istration has failed to be specific MOSCOW, Dec. tl lAV-The So- attack on his chief, la no suckt^sportation difficulties in muving nearly 30 degrees la-low tero. J mothcrn-ln law do. said the group will'cooperate with The Icy blast* from Canada, Speaking of •moUier«-tn-law, the AFL’a newly.liorn educational vlct at my organ Red Star de­ for such Communist propaganda- cies have "an inflationary effect in outlining tha powers it wants. coal. He said the shortage of Such criticism waa levelled by railroad coal cars ranged from centering In Minnesota, northern "Without doubt these (Daily on prices," many a poker-playing husband and political league but "will ex- clared today that the “future of 2. The Senate Civil Service Bcnator Wherry (R-Neb); aaala- 20,000 to 40,000 weekly in recent Iowa and Western Wisconsin, thinka that in this css* one of a i-reisa indeoendenc# In »uch mat­ the wurld" depends upon the Big Woiker) charge* stem from tire Committee unanimously recom­ tant Republican floor leader, who months. Four foreign ministers reaching typewriter of one of two former spread over th# entire Mississippi kind make* a full house. ters aa we think we should.'' Coal production itaelf, Lewis Valley and the Great Lakas re­ mended the confirmation of Jei- told a reporter "there haa been agreement in their rurrent con­ Stars and Stripes staff members The only people who like to he Named vice chairman of the ference In London. who were dismiaaad and relumed se 51. Donaldson to he postmas­ no constructive or detailed anH- •aid, la Pno problem'* in this coun­ gion southward over Texas and Interrupted in the middle of a league was H. W. Fraser, PryslThe paper said it stHI was too to th# - United States after a ter general. Donaldson ia tba Inflation legislation outlined by try. eastward scrota the North At­ sentence are ^convicts. And they dent" of the Order of Railway Con­ “The mines are capable of aup- lantic coast. first employ* who roaa tnrough any of the Administration of­ aren’t talking. ductors 'an d Chairman of lh* early to make tany prediction* negative loyalty check." nr tba ranks to bt nominated for ficials th# President haa aeht up Plying not onlv domestic needs, Clear skies and an unbroken ’ The trouble with moat folk* Railway Labor Executives As­ concerning the outcome of tha hut tha extra heavy load of ex­ blanket of. snow 2 to 17 inches in head of th* Poetoffice Depart­ here." talks, b'ut added: who try to lie Mate ta that they sociation. Caldwell SayB ment. Mr. Truman lias named him “On* get* the impiwsslon that Wherrx said this in expressing port tonnage," he declared. "In depth were contributing factois never get Iwyumt the first syl­ llarvy W. Brown, president of to succeed Robert Hannegan, who doubt tha OOP-eontrolled Con. no other country can there be tu th# sharp drop tn temparatur#* — participants Lat the sessions lable— hlah. the International Association of soma t T s s i l a u f * l io n .r a s e H u ) Dec. 1, gress will act finally on any anti- purchased a cargo of coal for ex­ in the three-state are* reporting 9 A wife doubt ■ that two heads Marhlnista, was chcsen secretary- are willing to blot out the sig­ geticy law bv which It took over resigned Tha Renat# Foreign aid bill inflation legislation ‘ during tba port except In the United States." sub-tern tempffatyr#*.__ _________ natures which their countries' are hotter than orte, particularly treafurer. Hr# marginal tldelands. - Lewis-who4a-often a* odds with .1697,000,0011 'MTnneioia communities report­ If the second head on ‘her hutElected to the executive hoard representatives affixer! to drwu- —He nddrtl,'liowaver, that a pub­ provided min# owners lauded them as well ed ■tha {oldest weather, with France, Italy and Austria, about nlcnta of unity aiuf victory?' were Georg* M. Harrison, head te b d V shoulder belongs to Id* lic demand for relief brought on as miners for production tffid en the way the Administration ask Red Htar attacked tho position federal intejycntion In such fields WASHINGTON Dee. D 0P>— Remltlji’s 28 below In early morn­ of th# railway and steamship pretty secretary. - . ed. The House measure already House voted doom today a ey. ing houra the lowest. Other subMonkeys Imitate each other fur rleiks; David Robertson, pre­ taken by U, 3, Secretary of us securities and holding com­ proposes a 17,000,000 cut in that Th* proposal to ban exports of farrent readings in Minnesota in­ fup Comedians do it for profit. sident of the brotherhood of Slat# George C. Marsliall’ con­ panies. hat nmarked China In tilixer. farm machinery and oil Marshall Plans cluded 22 at Rochester; £0 at He called such practices aa figure and has They never will stop people locomotive firemen and engine- cerning the inclusion in the peace for a $60,000,000 *share* of th* products under the foreign aid Willmar and U at Minneapolis. * ‘ from gambling at racetracks until men; Fred Aten, head of the AFL conference of nil those nation* broughtt on federal regulation# program while they are scarce (€'•■«(*■•* r#ee> r * n d m ) railway employes department; which had declared war against "those pf plundering pirates".and,$5®L*X>O,0OQ total, Wisconsin’s lowest reading they Jet the burses bet, loo. In this country. Th* aDnding western dslsgationa com Id# red the 18 at La Crosse and Mason City’s “stockpedd’ _____ eddltrta who foisted worth-. Z . Many bartenders never touch1 a George E. I.eighty, President of Germany 'o le was Uf, to 107. It follotkad real state of relation* between five below was tha coldest In "One may ask What contribu­ less securities" on the M peopl# ritiec' on tba M ia. Tanker Breaks drop, but who r v r t knew a doctor the order of rallwayMclegraphen, tion hour* of hot wrangling. was mule by Turkey—Tur­ Senator ~ Russia end the western power* low*. and W. J. Van Huron, secretary.> •r Bpetsard L. Holland,! that didn’t take medicine! i Another standing vote of 1U la representtd more by develop­ which supplied flitle# will, another sneaker,"said speaker, said ha did not! noli u s m u m s trw - r m oo*> A aleet storm waa reported in * Bald men are always more pop­ treasurer of the masters, mates key lo 107 defeated an amendment by chrome and food,” Red Star de­ and pilots. agree with those who o regard th# ward tha w ater line. ments In Europe than hy the dip­ parts of New England and New ular than bald truths. to for, lomatic maneuver* going on hers. York Russian problem as hopeless butK -:iA s ah* buckled amidshlp with Rep.' Abernethy The Istgue'* declared aim l« to clared. Stata. Winds of 50 mile* It's a foolish worm that sighs bid shipment* of fertilisers alone. he emphasised the need for eon* "W hat kind of risk did Chile eed provide railroad workers with tha a rending sound, a hug* spray * Development* considered rip ilf- an hour valodty swept over Os­ to have the eagle's feathers. So much time waa taken up tlnued research on atomic energy, and Nicaragua takaf How ran and public ut­ of oily water shot high into th* that leaders abandoned leant In thla rsapgct were Rui Rus­ wego, N. Y* and the atorm de­ People who play too good a voting records and self-guidea air. of candidates for elective on# compare Poland and Yugo­ jet propulsion sia's sla a angry note to France Franca over layed attempts of Coast Guards­ « gam* of solitaire don't know terances a final vote on the ^erl*misslse office. slavia with countries that declared Chief Engineer Frank Cardua what they’re missing. tion before late tomorrow. ___ repatriation, coupled with^th# dis­ men to rescue seven men aboard "Military preparedness Is a safe­ eald a t first he thought "some­ aatd tha leagtm will "do war at five minutes tn twelve and - Rolling dim- gather no lettuce. iilCLyon furor over fertiliser waa a hold­ ruption of Soviet-French ^negoti­ one of the tugboat* grounded guard of peace," th* Senator said, h things as may be deemed lost trot one single soldier in thn thing had struck us." Th# most roinmon form of proper to fully ln?o over from yeaterday. Before the ations, and Russia'* action d o s­ in the Lib# Ontario harbor adding ha would support th* Inform railway w a rt •'I waa In my room harit-g House eras an amendment to for­ ing a section of Ha Austrian oc­ ' axercDe in America' ta climbing workars universal military training bill ‘•linns** era as to tha qualifications'1 "This kind of American Justice, coffee. “I heard a terrific crash. bid sending any of It, or rami cupation sone to travel between Air pressure a t sea level i* an-the wagon - and faRlftjf off. of candidal**. designed to create a convenient when It It voted upon. There was no explosion but only machinery, or oil products ta th« American tons and Ctecho- about 2,100 pounds per square ’ If dog* could 'vote, w#‘d all be Holland said he approved leg­ voting machine, will scarcely •lovakla. , ■ tha roaring ripping of steel plate* foot. ^ Rl> »Uona A* long oa they barking. Th# weight of tha air at see •earn correct to a Ukrsnlan work­ islation recently pasted In tha as eh* let to.1* hi* scarce in this country. An old gossip Is a hep eat. level is about that of m. layer of er who*# family perished or to a Houae to provide $5P42»0,000 Herbert A rnti, personnel manRep, Abernethy told the House paid **If w# don't fertiliser i fBorne Well-known brands the Immediate aid of Franca, A kuntan !» Just an omelette waler M feet deep, r , , of British mother whew aon died for rar of th* general ship and *n- American farm ers "can’t poisibiy well have to aend more food." Italy and Austria, of frecklat. a ar* bisnda of^as much aa 30 in tba battle of Britain." na works, where tha tanker was Ha eald he bellevad many aanfdifferent varieties. Rep. Jarman (D-Ala) aald he , The Internationa] situation Is When warm air expand* and g converted, said: tors would be guided in their vote would prefer to send $14,000,000 ---- so complicated all the ordl* rites It cool* at the rate of about The rare flower, shorila, Is "I waa standing at a window out adequate fertiliser and equip­ worth of fertiliser now, tu n About -90 percent of tho physi­ fellow can ba.eanain of Is 6n« degree for every 180 feet of found only In th* mountains of on the 120,000.000,000 Marshall • . Plan by th* tureess of th* short- 2 hen I heard a rumbling and saw ment. 1188,000,000 of food next year, cians ia the United States are It U world-wld*.' •*«nt. Noith Carolina and in Japan. |t t t m relief polley, •a ship buckle.” In reply, Reg. Judd (fUMlnp) and the next year ami the mxL the sou in; pio Kulirr trnm Wil­ mington, D el, hip fir at. blg-money victory ai the winter circuit open­ ed with the SlU.bOO Orlambi open over DuiisdrcAd Country ( lub link*. t Douglas bad to go Ep it* *hulvt *holva in In tiie playoff yesterday before )•• m at»il Jimmy Demaiet, mint fid •.derail pro from OJet. Calif; llernian kaiat-i of Akpm, O., tied Douglas and Demaret with ^ 7 1 for the 72-hole tourney ami alto was in the playoff, finished ihini. The victory earned Dougla* f Sayings Of A Poor Man s RJiilosoiilicM* Are Ready For Use S3, �%UB8DAY 1 ftfc S A H I-O iU J M bHAULl, J A I U U K U , iL U K ID A James G. Lee Named VA Conference Head i'.V L i- Puzzles 01’ Human Hair Are Studied At Medical School Oviedo News Hr MARIAN H. JONHS ii now majoring in business administration' at Slot.on ttnl* veralty. ha» been named national administrative director of the ^rational Confer erne of Veteran "'ralnee*. .It wa- announced re­ cently by Freil Owen. Jr.. Stet ion University from Aiigu*tA,-Mr. ami acting national chaiininn of the organliation. The otganilslinn nan been fnrni*d bv studi-iA veterans to ol.t«in from Congress Inn ra te In tubilstenre allowance in order to com­ bat the riling cost of living. Mr. Lee i> a veternn of three years of atmv duly in the China-llutuiaAndin theater a* a private with » hum s will bp >ircIp C l u l i i m u party, which will !• held on Dee. Hi. Mr*. Call Paul ami Mm. A. M. Jones will a*«Ut Mm. lim e a» hostesses for tlu u'eatien. be* lirjpu* refreshment*'of fruit rake* sandwiches ati'i roffn wvttf wi v* *il by Mr4. ' Kill"' to the follow. Ing: Mr*. Jo-cph l.cinhurt, Lev (iary. Charles I. Shaffer, W l> Meek. T. L. Lingo, Sr.. W. It. Meek, (ienrgc Morgan. .1. II. M ix . J a c k I> h iW s.ur.r of ih c 1 James W. Wilson, Call Paul, and j Max LclhVstL, The Fed* enter mined the ! (Ire#"* at the Chrioma* pxru of j the Evening. C htie of the W S. ! C. S. as a result of a foulest. The p n r ll S lllT -lN FirNI) Members of the 1/ Kntre Nous Club, a colored nrgnniisti.m o f Sanford, report that mure than was raised to bring “sun­ shine and happiness” to to shutins, and to let them 'know they were not fotgotten. Johanna Moore is piesfdent and (h are Itnnkerson is vick-pirsideht of the group.The art of casting metal, or foundry work is one of the oldest of tho basic industries. t wtu heitl at ih e Cu|ti<)“ lu ir an v- ■■ rnaisVr lit -i. c h i l i s ii i ^ >f* i th ifk ttn l It, n t i uiiing til -tin ({of*. imiI h»*c ,ai;. I it| *.r i*tr.i'iih« **• kf'n Dr. I'rotter -..id iniutlii IJ \ it do MeUioJist Church, (lift* were ex­ changed hy the member* of the circle. During the busing*. -e*-slon the ciifle named l)ciham Offieeix elected for the coining year Include Mrs. James A. f’si'lin, Chaitman: Mrs. Willi­ THI fkISlUINI of the National am Henry Martin. Vlre-ChalrFoundstlon for ‘Infantile -Paralysis. flasl: O'Connor, has announced that •1 man: Mr*. Jane Moon, T ie im ttr : lit tic Tctry Tillius (above). t>f and .Miss Thelma Lee. Secretaiy, Those participating Laurel, MU*.,' has been yhn-cn at the poster child tor the IU4H Marrh Christmk* party included iJ Dime* rampnlgn. The Ihrceycar-old young*ler wus stricken with polio In lots before he learned to walk. He wears braces now, but it expected to regain filll use of hu tegs. (international) itiollfd •nine peisons user n Ion Prvvioiikly -lit imiiyhlunl feieiil uge* I .** -lioWn grad-i i change* In th** ittiielttn. of hni .0 .Wit nig with > ■ ': I‘ —1nov m ay permit .-v o t nu-tn ..f these cim uO -. wltal fbey nut tpeall. am i w hy hdii giowV «lmk< tllikutl. 1.0 III TEEN TALK Ohio, ‘lui* fTtUrped borne after spent ling sev.eral days here a* the guest of hi* brother. II. It. \„ is iiitril Pie*It. P ip k in have j „ tj,..(),m : •'lltiw t an' I lie populaP htdi daughter, with the buys?" Igoie, formerly have recently laaut ttnii*ferted to tlreenville, S. C.; iheie'fore. Mr*. Pipkin is spending a while with her parents and *i*!ei. Mr*. Kd dweii.. la fore going on to titeenw ill reside. Intost. w h en they tr-i-Tl 'tind Will -im iv I h i ii i I v nt no g> > .t »e t'o iiiilrv 'lin e * V, IIOIIllll glOljtiil l> t teas|HHin -wit teaspoon (h‘| i| n 1 th eir home 5 riiliiiiriifn ! llm him* ekfinrj tin line* of ynitr pewctl, |>icUitii jemy-goin* tin. *,..iiimt ihp Legion Cominandor der* pin Ift III a lle y I Wham 15 minute 1 a.ll.i pi eg ItriHim cundur- ting, .w»e approved broadcast ovei Stai or al.uut Dec. II, ones to s s J A jfu iliiig lv b.ill* tutoiii an lie*It_in sliunuiter tuneii, and th a la and the d istrict euni'elltion In F e b ru a ry . A utir raviHhlntt pure uilk printed ncarfu ure excellent gif In for ’utucV kid* Hit around sit th e ir ben 11.0*1* m id d i-e o .* (Trorvnirn or H elen of T r o y or lle iilrie i or W nlll*. I r v ­ in g to H i*<m er wha'l the*,, g lam o r it li m ii had that (hr-v don'l Ju ive etui lung sometime This must be n real uuii fea»er" which wort ie* almo.t every niceen from the time -he .b .ttrd * In-r nink booties, puls n ril.bon In her hair and -el« out kith fem­ inine wile* to *wrii»e a neppeimlnt s lid «wav ftoin the fir*1 imicuspeeling mule kiddie rai 1 bier *he lltit got la ^ Ho m ore ■ about iv s ii the wn'vo if you know iem»;tuiig ill APi£A»INO t«-toie Ibc j o i n t Lci>. . m u m nomie C o m m ittn in Washington, to c o iiiid c r sU.iul-.liy ullorJtUon. L'lin ' Htld 1 n t.it'luxlicf am! a tc c n liu m tlic full, full M in in a sl.ltt. In itlcjcm l fay tut l.iffiia in dramatic olM iatlrt: rscviciv*!- S ir e s liltltu ttn l - .ill Uni l*e|i|n-t il 7 to I Junior CoimtiUi bv Min t f u ilir , T s jf r ls (lot/ Cohen f t r iji Western Soup .boutd l.e '’■ell Mini Imve pbu lo * lia .C w ard b e 1 mi IIHW AiDJ 1,i*tiM. tliiin p u t I n t p IM.-'I i n e . ' c tiieu au ft lull, (fat. nulla na il ^ ftrtn ^ “’5uu*.t w as^o rg an iV i-d W. F. Tlvirm- ill ccinmuiid available fur titililniy ijoomHl to 11 <luw loiyantiv death only ild n g Jett fo r the I* th pluck o ff the bright funerals. Cither actions l.y tho Post w ere! im tia tia h < if K ugi-ne S to v a ll. P. -st II. LcVan, John W. WlUdii mi.I W. S. Iti mulev ns new im-iulwr*. Jue Wells was appuinteil lo ud of r ‘ Sfl i*iv . Il - - n 't in schiMil The lit rt JK'il meeting wa* let fur ChrinUnn- iiijfht at wliieh lime tlu're will la- a sup|gtr. Ail- tru e th at agency of the Salvation Arm y h i.i think '.0 1 111 ’(» svioneil ill • gem *rnt T h i s w i 1I J i . i l h won't get hint, e ith e r Vou kt». how voiir own d ate may mi I he \ and Imwl nt the anltes of *oit o ilie r guy's d ate. Hut If y iti i. to he funny he gives you the !. "I'll1: I T illed S la te 1 pi i*|Tii .■ lu o te H n g li-li w iiln u tc th'niv an ‘ h e r (Ottnliy^ nta.'it jO.OOtl tun ■ muatlv. lY:V VKNKTIAN IH.INDS t m rrIra 's Most P .o u M u l * - I cdn r • P ilU lo d A III *k Me For F re e H u tm a lp CN'S •• *«l 7 \V. IfoliinKon I'hune 2-072!) Or I.uni.. 't'ddlv. cute, a ffe i lio n s'.. and niiict , w hich boils down to : ’em to liste n , to .pat ’em irk . and tp art dumber W hen If cotnmt to While Goode, tee know how to sard you money on good quoitllet. We've been doing If /o r 45 yeort—and we're fam out fo r 'If in homes ail over Americat * . 99" PENC0* SHEETS P t x iit r r J * Ho livte Is a gilnd formula In snare a atrn.lv dale; Listen to him tell Ihc same story (whirh he will r about .152 times w ithout blink ing un eye­ lash. , N ever t r v to fin is h a sentence for him even If In order to *n hi* e m bnrtassm eht you've got pretend there i « ' a mouse eru« Ing up yo ur leg. D on’t e ve r he tem pted to fla t! another m an in h is nresetirc, n \ Christmas £ A 5/ AT Santa’s Headquarters 2.79 81" x 108" S ix ® . . . a l*irtfiili<l of cmd imlaltet tot MuJ* l AI • Moro For Your Monoy 2 .9 • Smooth, long wearing, long fibre cotton • Made to Penney's rigid sped • fictitious • Laboratory tested often to guarantce qualify Superb Penco* sheets are joft and • Sears Guaranloo of Satisfaction EASY TERMS • Sears Easy Payment Plan Now Only 10% Down OeeuIfrbze HOME FREEZER More G ifU To Choose From $ W £ (W EM O m R HANTS, M O D // 1 j i ,. (toon jl'C o y lw it itveritge b rain t i l l - enjoy* gouuui vStk 11 dope, however. T in l i k e 10 h a v e t h e g i r l k n o w - tin. of lb .- an-jw rm but *be mustvO. mlsslop is canned goods fur rlona- cl lead the utti* parade. •Itollig (file lif|l of the pail tlon to tlie needy through t^ic Have You llnught Your Christmas Seals? lei -f horrible f r ig h te n e d tii th sith u f )iie—-*s|ei -elmol d a y s d l* ciis«iu g if o iin n iic nn<l h ig h e r H in ll.e in iiU n r v b iji it, o ll.e i'k id * lire at Ik e _ ila e c 1U 1.. Others Priced from $1.00 to $5.!)r» l a !.[<•*poo Ii* •Ii .ppi'd N evo i Is the Perfect Christmas Gift! For mother, it mean;, less shopping drud­ gery, fewer hours in the kitchen For dod, year-round eating of game from that hunt­ ing trip For evetyluxly, heller eating, moro nourishing food ol lower (trices. With Dccpirceic you.gel luroer capacity at low­ er cost. There arc six h \u lifu l new models toohoose from—o modf1! ior any size fam­ ily, lor any size purse! Stop in and see Deepfreeze Ihe talked-about home freezer! smooth, tl] finest muslin, famous for strength os well as co m fo rt . . , and ■I a thrifty Penney price, toot FOR EVERY GIFT PROBLEM PHONE OR VISIT Muslin Pillow Cases 1-OW Down Payment I-«w Weekly Payment* NED SMITH. Manager 300 En*l Pirn! Street Itight Where We’ve Itccn For 26 Year*' THE MUSIC BOX 119 W. lat St. Ph. 9! 115 Eaal Find Street Phone 990 �■ ' ;; • - -■ ' - . J rr^ y fi-^ : ' *a c e f o u r _____ T H E SA N FO R D HERA LD . SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A The Sanford Herald TU E SD A Y , D E C . 9, 194V rHE LAST MATCH New. Biblical Project / .Senator Asks If Canada Will Pay , |. Its Part Of SL Lawrence Seaway t£*lnfc*lti»r4 t* The lay Bible ntudent will lx> interesUd in a new project announced by the Drnpsie Colln^e for Hebrew and | i r«1i* Cognate learning of Philadelphia. This calls for a-transla­ _________ 111 %t*a**v*«(<n l i t f i M tion,- In- 30 volumes; of ancient non-BIblical w ritin g s on W nD ttll Ml M IU N VMM** U**lol.#r 27. I I I * . Ml Ik* I’ ovl OIM«t Scriptural subjects. These include such early works hh "The t f 9 ii flM »4 . t 1 *trt4 n« n m l f t f I k r ^1 Book of Adam and Eve." "The Accension of Isaiah." "Th •f Cana r y *( -v \S9\. Assumption of Moses,” "The Rook of Enoch" and man> A oluk% iT C draK I 4 ll w i • more. • G U lt |M l\ These* books were written in Ethlopic, Arabic and oilier lltiU tn i . languages of the Near East, While some go back as fnr aM iim itip fio > i u r t r Mr r s iin r . n e k , f s. tin* sixth century, they, are none of them authentic, and • *** Om W anlh T hrt* O w n ,a , / *rif idl were rejected long ago by church councils, in some case(Is M n alk a , * *•*! they may preserve kernels of early tradition, but most of A l, |M , 12 M the many new facts which they contain about Biblical per A ll ..U I1 n « i , SiM Irr, Ml v*r«4ft titsinfeo r* M il « I I i » n i rtf nonages are the invention of the authors. nn.| M wt lrr n lest • k r l u t e l«siar - t These hooks, known as Apocryphal Books and Pseii m l * In/; f u ml ft, tr i l l h r r l | i f f K * 4 drpjjjjraphn or falsely ascribed bonks, treat both Old and a l i c a a t a r a 4 v « r ll < ♦N* ’ m i N ® iMtaMd • v New Testament .themes. The Drops!*! enterprise seems to lac,, i r p r o m u It»# I li r y M ia *l»f call for publishing only tlinse nhout Old Testament charac feftlH’nnl f> l»l •*» M l f l j U hr O ff » M M r m n I h I n I m^ IP I W l» » « r M tcrs.JAs these have been long o u t o f print and alm ost un H l l r i In tltp r im n lr r m IIK M p »Ih « * i procurable, many who are not professioiial. theologians will %**• In C t l f M l P ft Mil i n i %*»»«,. await tin* first volumes with deep interest. """TH* ■(•••lil I* m m. .................... lT iM l i l k i 4 * * * K b y * *1 lily titty l a n d ft M u ti n y m A lM K iM ld 1‘ l f M %Mk irk »M fflllll**4 : n r M t t l r in ih » »••♦* fur ♦■mion n f »ill tk f I mcmI p»»mm* p H w trtlp fa (M i f i r t ii p i p f r , « « w*ll Af* k m h i iHiM ^Irlii* TUESDAY, DEC. V. 1917 uiDbK verse ro u today GOD IH S A T I S r iE D W IT H N O T H IN G HUT a M A STER ­ P IE C E DO N O T U K S A T IH F I ED T O M A K E Y O U R L IF E A M A K E S H IF T . A .SHABBY EX O U SE FO R T H E B E S T : Ye m r complete in him, 'which is (he head of all power.—Col principalities 10., ami Prcudenl Trumsn » is id In be pl»mim| lo a>k 'Amemati. inoloiiiti lo cut down lolunjDidy nn m I f. !’ f 1 ■ iFtru • to save furl. We 'ttupe llir appeal wo.in out hfllcr iTTaii Hit- one lie made |>1r »- u i - dim np m u u l'i Eiiintt Rnoieirll, , t ii/g«ciil 3 meeting between I’muIviLTiumati ami Marshal -Slxlin lb* grille llie European problem. Yet, why not Jel them liRlil it'in A initead of dragging in aH the .m l of m folk* who_ don't ’w*nj a war? Or we might lend over Jcriry Joe. m I I Mtrgafrt I nunan, i |lie h P ro p | _denl'r daughter, w u gw n mot< gencruui praise by me Clitics following-Her* appeaiartc' in D o ­ ver Sunday "night, tIMfi .lie liai received eailier in JijSY tpur. Sh. may nol be a Stliflmxnn llrinb but she it coming Altftfc. l •By GORDON IIKOWN AP Speelvl Wauhlnxlnn 8«f*lc« WASHINGTON. Dw 9 - l/P > The queipon nf Canada'* abi'ity to finance ita part nf the pr>. pn*wl St. Lawrence Seaway in event Comma* xpprov** the project hta been railed by -Sen­ ator Oveiton ID-La ). Overton, In *n article ln»*rta*t in th* :nngreaeiunal record h r another member >f th* I.nuiiiana delegation, Ken. Larrade (D 1. raid the Britii'i F.mplre now I* feeing a aerioua "economic cr1*ia" and added: "Can Canada nno will it— diKhargr ita financial reipomibil ity within the rm p.rt and build it* portion of the St. Lawrence Seaway? I do nol propone to know the answer, but It. is cn answer which should be had be­ fore this project ahoutd b* conaldeped further by Congress.” Overton wrote opposing the St. I-*wrence Seaway In Nation's Agriculture, the publication if the American Farm Bureau Fiderafion. He aaid the project now is being prea-nted "in a new w rap­ per. decorated with * gaudy tin ­ sel calculated to resolve opposi­ tion and foist this gigantic and, from an economic aipndpoiiit, highlv dubious project upon a gullible public." ThJs new feature, be aaid. Is Farm Youth • ' Rnek at Purdue.,University in Indiana after winning the national 4-H club achievement award, Donald Stotcn of CnrthHK*\ Iml.. is koJiik to keep riyrht on .studyiriK ngriotfL turc. lie figures lie can make at least $5,non a year tilling* the .mil. Though only a first year student at the university, he knows what he’s talking about. He is 20 years old, but be hit;i tieen. working on the family farm near Carthage. Ind.. for 11 years. The award was a partial nchdlarship to Ptndue. Winner of the l-H dob jrirla’ prize was Lnv»nu Thorndyke of Lain licit. Okla.. a freshman nlso, hut ut Oklahoma A and M College. The 4-H clubs of America held their annual congress and prize-giving in Chicago. It was nn important national eve ni . Tjieae clubs agi* laws ting agriculture, trying to keep the best of the young farm boya and girls on the farms. To do sA the club leadership aims to make farming appear attractive and profitable. I----------- A N ew LIABILITY INSURANCE To Meet Florida Flnancinl Responsibility Law CAHH DIVIDENDS PAID TO POLICYHOLDERS CMBOYD-COMIPANY L a n d — -------- ----------- I— The first woman to set. foot on Antarctica wll| leave bet name on tin? map If Commander Finn Bonne, Edith Konnc'tf husband, so persuades the United States Board of Geographic Names. Bonne has discovered 100,000 square miles of'new land.in the Weddell Sen nren, and pro|>o#es TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY that this be ealled Edith Ronne Iatnd. lly R USSELL KAY The Weddell Sea, lying below Sooth America, has, s > far as known, been navigable only once. In 1823 the British The much dlicuurd **!e» tax.* injury to our economic welfare.” James Weddell took his ahjp to the 74tli parallel, and found tho ice not thick enough to lie serious. Except for tint Inte*- which is bound ' tu be an Ume ' He contended that luch 1 ti.t the Coming gubernatorial elec- would retard th* (low of Investness of the season he might have gone much farther south. •n lion, was the principal topic j merit capital, maintaining that Sine" then nil explorers have found the Weddell Sen to lie of discussion nt the recent State Florida needs a “constructive rigidly feebound. Only the airplane has made explorations Chambrr of Commerce conference program designed to promote *hd held at St. I’etcrsburg. "j develop her natural resources and like Bonne's possible. Life Lines 2;300.Tfot Maginet Made For Use In Seeking Atomic Structure Secrets f • ' • s* ' A chestnut tree reproduces It­ self in 20 year*, by sprouting frum the stump. AUTO lleriignixing the question a t inn i not discourago private enterof keen public interest, th* State . JR!**-” nawerlng the argument af Chamber provided a Hounding- i Anas hoard where . Imth ptnpotieni* proponent* that a sales tax would Blilith Columbia gCnl' ichooli the state to realise much The I’auamn Cattnl should lie made |>n»of, if po.-milde, ami opimnents niigtit express itiei enable i are planning to ollrt «jidiei nrxi view*, with it no-decisiun ruling increased revenue from tourists, ngalm t ntnmic bombs. This- demand, voiced in Congreaa. laid year in the wisdom bt niuderalion he contended that tourists anti down in advance. Ls f ff c fi r in the uae of alcpliolH?.bevetaR'., recognizes tiie vitality that the canal haw assumed for our Four' able spoaker* met un visitor* are paying plenty now on« of the strung : : * )* app«als app*»i K * Tng liom the failure ol legii- commerce and defense. It irt almost Ti wonder how w<> tnadt; the rostrum: Senator A. (I. ft and Shat Florida can offer ia tha U r lo promote trmpeiam e. I he nut before 1014, the year in which th e canal wan onetied 1 Aritiur of Fernandlna and Hj th at w* do not Impose a generni it Frisbip, publisher of tlm the British reckon t-he Suez Canal aa th.* iife; PUo) tame lrcitr-.cnt cuutd be uk J *t u oJk County Democrat or Bar i^alsii tax. Wm i advantage nn tome nf (he other line of their empire. Yet it L a been Britiah only ^nco i m I tow , st^akiug . -fu r —a s ilts -lax — Pointing- m ffthirirti~ p3t1tflsl-'' find till thou (.rent Rrltflin had-iio fccliii^ tif-uwHlioy-it— •vita of u aint Senator W aller W. Rose, ly impossible to repeal a tax i s___________ B- th Paiiamn and Suez arc important. Few American- Or Undo realtor and Dallas *'l !. already on the statute books, h» To wHf\ extent France ii be­ know, however, that more shipping passes through the SI HuaieUer, executive seereiary ol said a sales tax would never re­ I tii ing aplit between left and right Mary's eniinl on the Great Lakes than through Suez and tho Florida Retailer* Association plete* tho property tax and. It opposing, imposed, would simply be an ad­ it shown by th? Sruling which Panama put together. • With un* gutwrnalorlal atplrsni ditional and unnecessary tax bur­ took pfa.ee.in the rhunldpalily ol a people already heavily on inr panel and four others den Le‘ lim e Sunday. Qfoerat Dc ill the audience, Senator W. A. hunleried. Gaulle’* pally received- . 24.‘J49 I Hill j ShamU of UiUnevville', rut*1 Terming the salt* tax regiesveto. Die Commtmidi got 25,012 lei Wnuen, attorney* of Jackson­ tlvc and bearing more heavily ville, Dan McCaity, gruwer of on the poor man than »tbe rich, votM. And "the CenliuD. w nudJIr Ft. Pierce, and Attorney General tie said the cost of collecting of the load pa rtie*,’.^‘received euch a tax Is an unfair burden through a Follow electrode of foni Watson, tho sales'tax mtim on 11.277 iOlci, By-ALTON L. III.AKESI.EE merchsnti, and if tokens are . Asorlatrd lYeaa Science Reporter new design? and high frequence Itself recognised iy» a hoi topic used thev woulu tie a ‘nuisance to . In^ Jatkaonville Dou Stevent. IRVINGTON. N. Y„ Dec. 9 (A*) modulation will give them kicks m I be coming campaign. the public and would icsult In in speed as they travel around , It was a case of pay your teduced ouiwcigmn a young refrigerator lervice nun. —A huge magnet outweighing *al*s, Inner standard* ot motley nml take your choice and Within one-thouiandlli of a secthe steel in a U. S. destroy*! ia convicted of fir at drgicc ruu living, mor* unemployment and was completed today for Colum­ ond, the ftfidons wjll travel 100 both sides made points that set tncourag* out of a u t* purchase* der in cormeclion vriih the >la\- bia University's new giant cyfclo- mile* In widening* circles until the suillenro to thinking. Opin­ I ing of Richard Melvin, 45 yean tron designed to delva into some they hit their tsrgets at a speed ions expressed after the discus and frrttat* shoppers. li­ Tha State Chamber- deserves of age, illiitliahng the hararib tb of the deepest secret* of stomlr uf y e a rly 110,000 miles p«r s*c- ■ions were varied, and no poll wn^ much cred-v fo r bringing the sub­ ff,e taken ami no effort made to de­ ond. The chamber, enclosed In bften found in die. Innocent game structure. ject to public attention at this Tire cyclotron will be the mr>il stainless steel,^viR be nearly e termine 'which side won the de­ tint*. of bolila. Stfvent »hot Mel* vacuum to keep the protonaVrom bate. powerful |n the. world, hut not vin. king pin of tire .lottery the Isrgett, Columbia nhysleiHs strtklpK the atoms of air. Frisble led off with a plea for racket ’ in Jacktnnville, VbceaiP said, i t will fire alomlc bullets All atoms are composed of prn- rtliei uf ilia present tax system Red Movie Group he welched on a $5CkW[XJ gam­ at new high energies of 400 |.ton* and neutrons, held together which discriminates against cer­ Extends Sympathy bling deht." it tm’lv/o.ihuch tit: million eleefron volts,' enough to In the nucleus or rore, and elec­ tain gioups and' industries, lit trons which travel In orbits attacked excise taxes such ’ a* smash I jJ r o r e * of even heav;gambling dial it l^td.cbout then MOSCOW, Dec. 9—G Pl-Foreatoms q rrS ^Ind into 10 to 6o around the core. Proton* nrc those on gasoline, liquor, cigar­ (ollriKt, II n Ijyt grail. •mor <1 ctim|H>nent parts. The bullets will positively charged and have 2,000 ettes, etc,, pointing out lust such moit personalities of the Soviet • corruption and ctjunA.tR*t it con­ Ivy protons, one of the fumlsmen time* th* mass nf negatively- axes penalized solne forms uf film industry, in an open lette.nected with them. isl building blocks nf all atoms. charged electron*. This great |-Business while others escaped. • to their counterpart* in HollySenator McArthur said that too wood,, criticised the U, 8, House New kinds nf matter may be mass makes them good atom The Stale Youth Conference [ crested, and new elues may bs smashing bullets. At 400 mllliot manj' poilticiuits considered th* of Representatives committee on in Connecticut wat haued lait found to the mystsrlmii "cement volta energy ,thr protons Will licit tax "Is oik’ that will pfek Un-Amerlran Activities today and 60 percent greater weight the most feathers from the goose called on American movie makers week from holding ita annual tun- that holds all atomic cores t»- have [hen at rest. with the least squawk.'* He slat­ to fight for peso*. getiwr, aaid Dr. John D. Dunning, yenlion next month at the Hotel "The police terror of Ameri­ ed, "The reason Florid* doe* not This high energy wtlf enable scientific director of the projBond in Hartford, Conn, "became ir*. physicists to reach a new stag: have a sales lax,today is because can reactionaries againts the foremost* leader* of Aiherlean of-ill tubverfive activities." You'd Built In cooperation with the in studying the make-up a n . a the divition of opinion in the In tha movie art Is mere­ think from iti name of "Slatr Office of Naval Research, the binr'lnp energies of atomic nu pro sales tax school ot thought, culture un* segment hns been sponsor ly a part of the compatgn of Youth Conference," ird he harm cyclotron Is expected to start del, Nuclear reactions such *r mg, largely under cover, a sales American reaction against world the fission nf urantuiu gtv* nfl leu enough, but it waa listrd operating next summed. Construc­ an enrrgy of 200 million slectron .ax purely as additional revo- progress," said the letter, pubtion was started nearly a year the other day by Attorney Gen- ago at a new nuclear physiea re ­ volt*. iur, the other wanU u as h re­ llshed in th* Literary Gasette. "Hollywood make* films dts•ral Tom Clark aa one of 71 search center at Nevis, a Colum­ Dr. Dunning and Prof. I. I placement." reactionary ideas ‘•Anti sales-taxers," ha comin , senmlnatlng ._ organiialiortt which were lotah- bia ow ned estate overlooking the Jtabl. head of Columbia's physio department, said It Is huped th< Hudson River near New York «•!. “have based their argument. ' W r t Z T ftE IX 8E' tartan, Faiciit, or Communiit. 1 , mriortou* T ru m a n Doc. -- - -- — r proton bombardment* may creatt jgainsi this tax almost■ entirely I "The Hotel Bomi it not ootn CityN u t The great magnet," weighing m esons.'tho mysterious high en on the false claim that it Is an Flan—programs of bcastlrsnsllcc to them." lays its manager. "The unfair tax oh the poor. 1 chatergy particles which b*va beet 2,300 tens, Is the core of th* at­ and hatred toward humanity and dare for them to meet is in om smasher. In a 100-fool long obstrved after coamlc rays itrik. .eng* that contention." th* stronghold of peacs, tl)* B i­ atoms in the atmosphere. Weth­ fuyria." _ • Hostrtler on the opposing side ble t Union." building, an overhead prana as; er cosmic; ray* create meson1 Red the Governor'* Tax Com­ sembled fl<Mon chunks of ate*l in­ names were signed to One way to roiphat the high to olace with th* ess* of a child or liberate them from atoms ti mittee report of March 194/ th*Many Including not, known, ft I* suspected th' which appealed for no new taxes. those- tommuntcation. cost of Irvin j to | which neatly playing with blocka. of. such direftbrs as Ser­ meabns may be important In thIs It fair,” he asked, "tu Ignore everyone is objecting i« to re Part of th* magnet resepible* ''cem enr1 that keeps atomic corsu gius M. Risenstein, Alexandrov he Committee'* suggestions l[tst ■nd Pudovkln, and the actress Vtlie the policies of the Roosevelt a squat window frame of thick together.^ , he stale should not embark upm w m i i i o a i i u i i adopted e u o p i r a when »n rn Admmiitistion he stet) 21 feel high ,ami 32 feat When 'completed, the eyclotn-i ill a n ro m m of elate controlled Orlova. long. In th* center, ^r* two round "Our weapon," the Soviet let­ raid, "We will raisey^ncts, Ifjw d pies of eteel, each five feat will weigh 2,600 tons. Ita 170 municipality shared taxes until ter declared, "la art. The dtuy Irtch dixmetfr of magnetic' pol"1 ivery other ’ possible solution has caaaot ............. do it one'way, t thick and 14 feet In diameter. will .make it smaller than th of a rt Is to show the way to been tried and In no event un­ peaceful • collaboration Twtween another" and which included such lit th* problems and eonscquence* peonies, to enlighten this path meal urea as the abandonment of of aueh g program have been with the undying light of truth, . the gold standard, the devalua­ -aretully explored In th* light to expose the ebomlnahle In­ jf adequate data add survey*,'* trigue* of the foes of democracy, tion oj lb* dollar, the "prime the the oth*r rests on its hiifie. Somj Senator ’ Rose, also an oppo­ peace and p rag m a. spending program, the 1W tons of copper wtr* will CHINESE BOM BIND "W* col Ion you producer*,' of reserve tequiiernenU be colled around the round plas, ""SHANGHAI, Dee. 9, UTh- UN- nent deplored extravagant state sperulliig. tT he cost of govern­ «r»I Reserve B anb. and making them electro magnets. URA charged today that the ment In Florida," he aaid, •".* screen writers, actors of ' HotlyAH the cyclotron's work will Chin*** Air Force bombed Hanleaders of American J v .bl»hm*m of a 40 hour be done | out of all proportion to th* In­ In th* circular cham­ week and the minimum wage ber het-een the polrs. Th* solo tan Airfield Jiyit after Chlnrse come of the people who pay th i repaired It, prevent­ lax. To continue such a policy kW.’ Thrie meaiures worked won- Job of the msXnet i* to er*ate CommunlsU Dr. Chariea L. Feroona ing the a irtra n s p o rt of a Com­ well. They worked so well, a magnetic field to make th* munist relief ageneg staff direct­ can only lead to economic chaos." Optometrist Citing the large increases Irj. | fad, that prices art now loo proton bullets speed around un ly froth Shanghai to Red Terri­ government costa In the past dec- 1 Sanferd Atlantic Bk. Bldg. a circular path. tory. high- To lower them, wouldn't re* Ooarat V -lt 1-9 P tu m 2H he declared. "This should Proton* will b* released by-an Hantan is - 229 miles southwest be sufficient lo conrinca anj Sat. 9-12 th* process which raised electric source In th* cantor of of Tienlaln (n extreme southwest that W# cannot affor Syea Examined - Glsaaee Fitted itbe proper procedure? tha chamber. * They srilt U*v*l Uopah 1‘rovtnc^ ■r a sales lax a t th is'tim e without )r the “Mlf-llquldating" provision embracing a toll aystem. If a toll aystem were put In effect on the St. Lawrshce wa­ terway, He predicted, Congres »> ul i n« called on to impose simi­ lar y toll* on other wrattfways, including the Mississippi River system. This step, he (tid , would '•destroy the freight ret* system in much of th* great Midwest." Imposition of toll*, he said, would mean Increased water freight rate* which would "dry up" river traffic, and "when our waterway* arc no longer compet­ itive., then we will see rale- , by other forms of transportation skyrocket. “ It follow* that the same fa rm e r who might- lie helped by the St. Lawrence Seaway on tne one hand can be dcatroyed on the other because of the toll feetore," he.added. A He also said the U. S. Mer­ chant Marine ship* are too larg.* to ply the proposed its w s r and a a a result “tramp steamers o f • the world" would carry t h j -* freirht. This, he rontrnd-d. would harm the Merchant Ma­ rine. * : T • A --'- r . esh - i ... . .. - �-it TUESDAY, DEC. 9, 19*47 PACE FIVE THE SANFORD HE&ALD. SANFORD. FLORID THE GARDEN GATE MRS. E. (i. KILPATftKK. J i t . Editor tl>l) Cnltimn of th* Kanfnnl Garden Glut* Social Calender TUBBd a t St. Monica Chapter of the Woman’s Auxiliary of Holy Cro*» Episcopal Church will meet at 8:00 I’. M. at the home of Mr*. T. F. Zolglrr, IOil West 'Third Street. • WEDNESDAY ‘ The hoard of th? Sanford Gar den Cluh will nirei at the Mayfair at 10:00 A. M. Semihole Country ’Club weeklyparty w|jl I*. held at 8:30 I’, M. I ne Ft Melton Society C. A. It. will meet at the home of Elbabeth Woodruff. 51H Oak Avenue, at 7:30 p. SI. The Sanford Women* Golf Asaociatlon will meet at the Sem­ inole Country Cluh at 1:00 P. SI. for a playing meet. • . I lit liSIIAT w The tegular meeting ..........,, Home Demonstration Club will b held at the home nf Mr*. J. O. Anile*. 1600 Krendt Avenue, in th»* fnna of a Christmas party Tfic T. E. I- Gla»* of the Kirsj Baptist Church will have u ChrlsJmas party at 7:fM> P. M. in tlm form of a covered dish supper. Each' member i» naked to tiling a gift for tlm. gift exchange. Stmutola lietakah tosigr No. A 43 will meet nt the I, O. O. F. w Hall at 8:00 P, M. * Fit Ijj ATk — ' Circle* of the Sanford Garden C|uh will nir -i •** follows- Arale* Circle. 8:00 p,M. a t the home of Mrs. Porter Causing; Catnrllla Circle, with Mra. M. I» Gary; f ’u-n* tral Circle, Mr*. James Moughton. hoxles*. at 2062 Hihiscus Avenue: - D irl Gardeners, IOtOO'A. Mv. With Mrs. Charles Ginn; Hibiscus Oirda 2:30 p. at. with mr*. t«. /v. I'clrn0 ee; Ixora Ci-r|e. 2-30 P. M.. with Mrs. Clyde Terwlllegar; Jacaranda Circle, 3:00 P. M., Mrs. Chartrs F o rester.; Wesp First Street; Magnolia Circle, 1l:3 0 .A. M. covered dish luncheon, hostesses, Mr*. E. A. Hockey, Mrs.' Finest Kelt*: IWm Circle. 3:00 P. M„ with Mrs. M. E. Tillls.* 1100 Elm Avenue; Rose Circle. 10:00 A. M., with Mrs. Charles T Lawson: • — the Dependable Class of Ihe First -Methodist Church wilt have ■ a Christmas party at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mt*. W, IE lletion on the .Country Club Road. Sallle liaryison Chapter, D. A. R., will honor state id liters with a luncheon nt the home of the regent, Mre, E. P. Ilagnn, 1702 Park £venuP, A business meeting for ntetnlter* will be held at 10;3ll r'day Mr*. M. A. Callaway and.Sli*. i the H, D. Smith will return tumoriclude row from point* in Alabama. inms, . iiin................ miiiiiininmii— ------------ Anne' Mr*. Philip A. Graehoff and Pifi son, Philipt II. plan In arrive on' 'land. Cherry Singletai u h. • Emily .Mathew*, Amin ken. Jane Ovspntnn, T Han. Hctte Duncan.............. no Mail, Hetty June Coneland, in Vine Herndon and Lillian an,h* Alsu Hcrbv Stenstrom. Fred i**;rlat. -Hobby I’ullin. I.eland old. I’rmi* Cranitun. Eugene » per. I'raii-M Teipph', Arnold • rmiKton. Claude Wetheilncn. Donald 'Deal, 'Walter Gard* r, Kay Shoemaker, Tommy ringer, Hill Brinson, l.eltuy ■awdel nml Keith Rqlttimnehci Hollywood ll> HO 11 TH O M A S HOLLYWOOD. Thursday from t IW a lu r, Mich. c.-—— — Mr. and Mr*. ft \V. Turner hive returned from l.akeland where they visited ijyne 'T urner who t* recovering from an nendectnmy. * Carr for t hrisima* Pinal* If you waul -i flowering ptanl In brighten a daik plan* In thhouse, expect t» discard the plant After it ha* orved the purpose and starvation tin* caused Ihe flowers lit falle. leave* to fall. Eight supplies the energy needed hv the plant to make it* food. Grandmother grew better plants than many, of it* do now because her room* u sT r'rttil at nighti Plant* aren’t etienuraged by n m o d e l n mi conditioning that keeps the room warmer than .<<0 degree* at night. Evci-ptkip: PplMeltlas live, I uHttu nights, never la-low hit ih-gtee*. le s v r t lose water cnntinuotisly to the Friends of Mrs. Albert Zlnser will lie glad to learn that she has returned to her home after l«ijng ■onfinnl to tho Orange Memorial Hospital. She ireently suffered a broken hip in an aerident In her home,, Dec. n Word lm* l>een ircrived that Eieut. Walter M. Turner ha* ar­ Holly wood's shoulder and t*i rived In tbeV biiled State* from it how to m ake m ovies Okinawa and will arrive In Or­ lando tomorrow. lie (dan* to Consider the plight of .1 tpvnd the Chrlstma* holiday* in Block, an intent hut hllim man wh' ha* been censoring pic Sanford with hi* parents. Mr. M-G-M at nee tuio, ||e and Mrs. ft. W, Turner before hits In to- con ifliutly aivaie of; t. leaving , for Ft. Henning. Ga. riu- industry’s oVsn far-rcnclung where he will be stationed. production eod*^ 2, The multi lariuus nib * of -censorship, bo.irdj of U. S. statra ami cities and for', etgn countries; 3, The demands WINTER VISITORS °f hundreds iif pressure groups/ lly Carlin Kay Most nl A m e rica i* looking tngother slip*. i m l i i»m| bulb*. Inbrl thsm. mill give them with rrlilo. Or. if you nn> young xml in nrr<l of a thoughtful gift, volunteer to tilmit tin* apriojr garlion for your Mother, or Grand mother, or friend • Tito Seminole High Rohm)! choir ami glee club wilt present If* n nuusl /vpnWn* o f -r'lirlstn is* music- on I 17 a* f* i*ft !’ M. Tit- enloyahle urogram will S* nrplcr Ihe ili»or|inn of Mi«* 01lit' llti'tr WMtllc, H irfliir of music. Inrltiilfil on ||n* program will lio SioHIInt'or’)' "No C tndli Wn* T h ro ' noil N'o Fire" hv the nlnlh grade ole- elub: "Sweat l.itflo J r i ’t< llov" by McFadden, burred Eslrrinti: Adam’* “A rhristm n* Son**’ hv tlio ninth grade fin# rltilt; it I'onto All Y l ' Invitation* are being received Fttithfill’' tiv the choir: (hr *erlpfor tho gala Vew Vent '* Eve dance to In* sponsored hy ihe San­ ford Math and Tennis Club and (hr Mavfair Inn >*n !>•■• II in the main ballroom of the Mnyfiui Inn. Memliem will bo altowul to brine a* many guest* a* they uj*b. bind Welwr. mu mini ne director, a n ­ nounced this morning. ' Dancing will be front l(i::tn P. M. until 2:30 A. M. amt a *pr> rinl orchestra I* being engaged for the evening's entertainment. Mr. Weber also \ta trd tlml* the dining rnnm of the hotel wilt m , main open until lt:0 0 o'clock for those who wish to dine at the hotel befoie the diiw t! however, it will be necessary to make re­ servation* for dinner. ‘Adding 1" Ihe merriment of the evening paper, bills nml favor! will lie distributed and following the dance a champagne btynkfast will In* served, » for all hour ome a day;-Whih' the plant i» in hlo«>m Itut never allow surplus watei lo remain in Slie .uiucer langei ihan an hour. Hoot* Mi. and Mrs. .Daniel F, Deneff whoM marriage was an event of the that an* flooded cthnot absorb early fall. Mr*. Deneff is the daughter of Mr. and- Mr*. Clstenne unnernls front Ihe soli, nml niwv Herman Carter of Atlanta and Mi Deneff is the 'sen of Mr. and rot. Your plants are sure to drop some leaves if - vnosed In dlitfls. Mrs. John K Iteneff, 711 Mellonvilh Avenue. oi escaping ciHiking gas. Secrets fur Xlttcc** aie these: Cicilinn Music Club Gives First Program Among visitor* listed at the under emit t o! The Mimosa Ctrclo of the S*n ford Garden Club will meet t 10:00 A. M. at the M 0tt-of Mu stars in their own light. The three tennis stars will be avail*bh* for fennls Instruction ami will, make the .Mavfair their headquarters from whir.h .to oper­ ate for their tennis tniirs. • During the p**t week ducking st tiio municipal pigi was C. W. Farmer of Mnron,*. fia. and his guests including four tobacco planters of Montfxuma, Ga. and John Russel and Is-sler Reynolds both of th Iambi. They made tho trip to SanTaril S t Mr. Far-ner's ynrht, “ Radiant" . ft urn J’arksunville atid after docking In Sanford left for Dilando to enjoy hllll'ing at a ranch In Orlando, Mrs. Ta>niet-.tt«v Ihn guest o f-MivahiJ M's J. B. Cogbum while in San*‘ ford. * ■ '" . . ■ At the Vatdex Hotel for an ex­ tended *tav are Miss Louis Mooar ami Mr*. . Virginia Crosbv nf Marietta. Ga. Also registered are Mr. ami Mr*. J. I*. Smith of Have- Rev. Calhoun Talks To Methodist WSCS M rs. C h a rtiV w ere . p ra c tic a lly te v to 'a le is. Hlm-k said he ta m e tim f * ‘ has troubled w ilb d ii r r t o r s wlitt u s: d rin k -p o u rin g an sta g e btisln fre, [ Rev. Clayton Calhmin. ►Tblsslonarv to China, m l the guest sneaker a t the final mretlng nf the year of the W. 8. C. H. of the F ifth Methodist f'horeh on .Mon­ day aftemon. Fnllnwlng the address of Rev. Calhoun. Rev. J. E. MeKinlev Inatatled the following new officers for Ihe coming year: Mr*. J, N. Arrarcllo, president; Mr*. R. F Cole, vice president: Mrs. R. B. Monroe,' secretary; Mrs. Brodie Williams, treasurer; M lsr Ella BoHon. corresponding aecrvlary; "I hrid to lake nhotll 16 quarts out of ’Cas* *Tnnberinne,’ *’ he r-’called No foreign nationalities, Mann. Emory Univeralty. Atlan­ may lie used as villains, although ta.' Ga,. 'Mr*. I.. L. Atkinsonk yfle director; said, and only partly Pelershorg, Va., Mr. and Mr*. 1„ In Jest, lhat he see* indications J. Smith, Oceanside. Calif..’ Mr. that Russian*' may soon U- useit and Mr*. IE K. Squire*. in that category. Hnsrrtiplautr hbro, N. C., N. Coller, Green*Ol‘ doctor* or Igwycr.v cannot le* jsir Park. N. Y., Mr. and ^tr*. Oil) E t rayed without'iito m p i protests Cpggin. Danville, Va., Mr.11.and from tneilleal or bar association*, Every.other grouiviias it* sensl- 'Mr*. N. -T. E'Gtcher, Charlntte, hilitic* and it ha* become a Holly-! N C.. Furman L." Mulford, Silver wood truism t h a t , you’io *af; Springs, Md .'M r. and Mrs. Janie,* only with ft villain who Is white, A. Bevan. Crown Point, Ind,. and unrellglous, American and unem­ ployed. • In n recent film, a dying heroine uttered this line to her k a d in x man: “KIs* me. I don’t want die lik e 'a scrub woman.” • The , film drew- sharn p’otesl* from office workers' union*. A sid e'from the other w orries., ___ ___ _ ___ ___... . Iltock has to see that the feminine ■Katnia. Grand Rapids, Mich., T. form is adequately covered in J. Mm drastic anil J. Mr Mann, M-G M films. T h e nbiv low-neck ElGIc Rock, Ark., Edward Neil, fashions have intensified his R|ue/ield. V*. and Mra. Hadye wo*k Mom-s of New Urunawick, Ga. "There I* no lilgh-woter mark At the Monleiuma Hotel are for costumes,” he sold. “ It Is j i ra. Klmer Htnnecipher of Waitsdifferent for every woman,** ‘ flurg, >Vash.. who plans to spend Block said that sometimes h* iom# time In Sanford. Mr. and may approve a costume wh|»h Mr*. It, A. Dury of Sentinel Wiggitui Home Scene Of D.A.R. Meetinp ChrUlmw Plant* Whitt Christum* Rift inn hrm* more' joy and ehrcr to n garden Inver than n lovclv plant to add to her garden: When preparing, choose gift rnntalnom on the ban. Ta'nf form nnd”»Ile to fit the re ­ fected plant*.,o r . the other way around. If the rontnliH't I* an ancient ginger j^r. or pretty pieee of pottery, it lend* adrfitional charm. Itut even in an ordinary clay Ii School To See Varieties Of 1947 Christmas Program To Be Given Dec, 17 lo iio imagined. Then Block ho* td go to work and talk the dir­ ector out of It. Block often carries out hi* own order*, a* when he objected to thp white Imthing suit worn by Marie MrDnnald in ’ “hiving In A Hig ft’ay." Sloro mhterial had n f>e addyil. ho said, and he helped lha seamstress sew it on the m t llamniond ■•igan •ili-c. tiuii- presented hv Dwight Peck, n h'lturr inemhrr of the t'rnlian 3lu-ti- etui, who recently returned' to Sanford from Ahihanm. Hu the program were ’IbTfejk C a in ji “America". N'ollev Nanee; “ Ihe Itnhhil Revel* and Romp* Aw ay”. W i l l in to * . Annette Drunk*; "At The Ham Dnnce", W ag in C a I It o ii Ii; . Ellen Vihlen Wagner-*, rim's < Imr■r, Vt d w i n lUItTII \NNtH'NCEMKNT Judge- mu! M t itmiici; n c i iy fir ;i '* hi. 1lu i lodt, IV Wright Also "Slatlight . Walts", lliainaril, J *— * Ei-her; "Song "f the Pirates’'. Stilwcll. Ronald Wright; "The - Snako Charmer", .Mumi, Mutrav N a h n :^ 7Ynlie Itleiie", Margi-j, Mary Ellen luissing; "lit the Pnrk", Norn. Penny Wallace; "Medltatlnri”.* M*>rri-on, Ihihluc Jean (iltlfoivBvr "W allt in t'. Sharp Minor”, Chopin, Marjorie Slu-pIIO N D I CUklJ and shapely kg* woa natd; "Elude on lllaek Keys", for V irginia G rey Iho role n( little Choiitn. anil "M alagilena/' EticuEva In “ U ncle T om 's C abin" at the opa", J o in Palmer; " le u llnm* age o f nine. T oday, V irginia, n n a­ eault,” Fame* “ Pieiuik". Stull*, tiv e of H ollyw ood, and daughter >-> by Dwight I V k. - ' » one of the original K eystone Cep1. Is th e w in n er of a seven-year film sta rrin g contract. (In tern atio n al) Wt'Ht Side I li a rs Mr., Mrs. Bouquardrz Honored On Friday of Atlan'a announced today drill of II daughter on Dec. 7 tlantn. Mis Wutkllt* will icinrtitbered a* the formei Fa the r N&rhtni I> the guest speaker at the u la r meeting nf th" West Parent Teacher* A "'••Mat too at the school -jt TJun -day n tmott. Mrs. Dnwald Dtlhn *r ehnrge nf ih»* meeting. A shmt hmdln * meeting held and plane were made the annual Christmas party. Forbes' rmun Won tl prixe. After the l adjourned irfrcshmer tulao'ii, Mr • •-ii by Mr* G. B. J, C. Bollinger, Mr*, E. In Dunn Mr*. J. L. Dunn an Mra. E. C Williams, Sir. and' Sira. Earl Boimjunt de*. who were recently married, were honored on Friday evening with a ahower given by' Sirs. II. 11. Bmrrquardex. Mr*. It. John­ son. Jr. and Mr*. Edgar Smith Th<® party was held at the John­ son home at 121 Poplar Avenue Fall flowera were useil in decor­ ating the party*rooms. , Those enjoying the evening with the honored guest* were Mra. A. D. Rosier, Mr*. John Payne. Mr*. J, T. Hardy, Mr* Jo e ' Daniel*. Mr*. II. 0. Bourquardri. Mr». Richard Payne, Builder* of th e G reat w a tt or Mrs. Johnson, Mra. J. Q. Gallo­ way, Mr*. Edgar Smith, ‘Mi*" C hina a te s a u e rk ra u t t« com bat Betty H all,’ Miss n«tty Blxelove, deficiency disease* re»ultlpg from Miss Betty Huffman, Mias Ruby an alt rice d i e t .-Pickens and Mis* Amy Hilliard Sollly, th* chela ii comp|*t*, Trudy Holl eirclai your wolit with $old kid obov* a Just Received CHRISTMAS whirling cbda tkliE Fin* Rayon Fcblla* In blue, pink, ostona TODAY and W grean and black. ESDAY! In The Followini Pgtternn: MILIIND-WRIGHT*DONLEVV !The T ro u b le W ithW om en’’ Pete Smith’* Football Thrills Of RPI8COPA1. SBRVIGBB The Bar. Mark Carpa"**1-’ tor of Holy Cross Eplaeopi Church, announced today that •se k dav Chapel of Peace aarvk*a will ba held Wadneaday and Tharadav morning* at 7:30 and 7;4B A JI. ahd Friday morning* at t* 0 Aloek, Mata.46c «trs*c 41c Children- I4< • Navarre * • Romance • Meadow R ohc • Shirley • Holly .. • Simplicity • * Colony ----- - - - • Christiana • Dolly Madison , T liIiT n era'W m pen AR n*y Werlnekd* C O L E M A N ’S 114 Magnolia Avenue I’hone 147 ______- Open WedneadayH Thru Ch rial man________ — m �i TUESDAY, DEC. 9. 1917 Tff ies Team Elected Beard And Alexander As Captains For ’47; Hi-Y Gives Fete l *: m Walcott May Get Return Bout If He Will Accept Contract Terms Ur ARTHUR lirU'KWITH, JH. Herald Spuria Kdllur Wallace Tyre, lanky 166 pound guard on the Seminole High Schofl Celery Fed football ag(legation, waa named winner of the Peter Schaal trophy and won recognition as the most valuable man on the tram at the annual football banquet given by the •Tri-HI-Y at the Lqngwood Hotel last night. The announcement waa made by principal Herman Morris of Seminole High *in the absence of Schaal, who waa de­ tained in Scebring flue to auto­ mobile trouble. Over 160 players, HI-Y girl*, coaches and guest* were present. Byron Beard was named win­ ner of the new Lions Club trophy for the player judged to tie the lest blocker on the team and Holly Plerry was declared winner of tire Kader trophy as the most outstanding player on the team. Jack Morrison p r e s e n t e d the * Lion* Club rirp and Principal Morris gave the Kader trophy. Byron Beard end Johnny Alex­ andre were voted captain* of the 1917 eleven by the leant, Prin­ cipal Morris' stated. Superintendent T. W. Lawton acted as master of ceremonies for th t occasion. Dick Aiken, accompanied by Rogrr Harris rendered several vocal selections. The varsity boy* presented Colrli Tim Tyler with a gift and the Baby Fed* gave Coach Fred Cana* a 'p re s e n t, itrgd Coach Carl Ktltle* was away on a busi­ ness - trip j r A wiJL receive- hie present frtJm the varsity during the chapel program Friday morn­ ing- The names of U tter winners' will be announced during the shape! program on -Friday also. The playera winning letters for the first time Will be given letters -end - sweaters by the' KiwanU Clbb, Morria stated. .Winners of the Orange Bowl ticks la given by the Kiwanla Club will also be announced Friday. CO M M EN TS from the ‘ V SIDELINES ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. Welcomes V Elwood Cooke anil his t’ronbe of professional tennis players!!! We are lucky to have Elwood, Ms wife Sara Palfrev and Pau­ line BeU In the city fok the Win­ ter and the spring months. F.lwood told us Saturday that he plan* to open a tennla school In the heart of New York City next summer, and. he intends to teach tennis to the top player* of the country. He stated that the achool will be «•( up to trreji men and women how to In- tennis profes­ sionals. bow to bt)jr< the Correct equipment, how to s ijth f rackets, huw to build tennis court* and a tnHOon other fine' points of br­ ink a professional tennis player. Local tennis enthusiasts arc fortunate to havo such an able {nttrurtor Itf. this area, and should take advantage ‘of the-opportun­ ity. ' The student* of Central • Flor­ ida will benefit from his* presence th that the roaches have stated that they want Elwood and hU gang to help them ott) their ten­ nla instruction piogTap t Cooke mentioned that Bolib] lobby R iggs m sy also comd"to ro m d "t» R anford durfn H P O H Pwinter, H * f,, 8m possibly put on o several exhblttluns for Ihe peopl pie of Central i Ratifo.d will rightfully bo cal­ led the sport* capital of the wbrld when w* get all of there, and th eother sports personalities in Sanford during the winter. Bed Hat School The DfLgnd Red Hal* are ex­ pecting to _operate their hall club tndependvntly during tho *48 seaton and are preparing to line up tMelr required six rookie player* before the season opens,.It is rebbrted, fZ i Under thg ntw Florid* SUL* ague regqlat lent, each te*m ie ^ulred to carry on thalr roster* myn with no pretjout prolonal baseball exitarience. To . the rookie material for th t Id lla l aggregation. It 1* poebl* that a haocMlI tryout school 111 be conducted By by the Hat* __ H ill'S an unusual shot uf champion Jo e I -out* tak en in hi* dressing room In Midlson Square Garden, NeW York City, a lte r tils tight w ith Je rse y Jo e W alcott. His left eyi is almost closed end has a cut u n d er It, Ilia cheek It badly puffed. T h e decision te causing m uch controversy In the sport* world. (In te rn a tio n a l) Pirates Give 3 Players To Bums In Walker Trade BROOKLYN, He- 9 W*i—DM# Walker. hard-hlMImr UrooYtvn outfielder, ami Pitchers Victor Lombardi and Hal C irri; were tradedjreiterdav to the Pittsburg Pirate* for Shortsloo William Cnv and two other nlayets, Bianch Ipi-Vey announced No rash was involved, said Itlrkev, In revealing one of the most Imnortant trades of the rear. In addition to Cnx the Dodgers acquired El win (Preacher! Roe, a left-handed pitcher, and Cenr Mauch. utility infielder who had gone to Pittsburg early in the reason from Brooklyn In another - W a l k e r 'wpund Tip D IT ae.isop with an unofficial hatting aver­ age of ,80(5, compared with'Cox** .374, ' The -Dodger* already have one of the tmst .Infield rombinaliu » In the Majors with Eddie Blanky at leCond and. Pee Wee Ili-cs,- at shortstopBranch Rickey, Jr., in cominnnttng on the trade, declared “There may be another ileal In a couple of day*, with Pittsburg or with other*.’’ The trading of Walken has l*een rumored for several weeks, but Rickey said the patters were not actually signed until this morning. Plneywoods TrialH. For Bird D o « b Set FOR THE e '% • — x tSSj .->y- IC E p A SOUND INVESTMENT IN ,■« . MIAMI Dec. 9 — Quarterback T ip Mester of Kansas is the granjdaddy of tlie 1HI8 Orange Bowl squad*-. Hi- la 28. End Colin Anderson and Taekle Tom, By (-IIKK HOS( II ‘school* prior to the Iwginning of Coleman of G*-,,igla Tecki and Ccntc-r Bob Kline and Halfback ATLANTA. Dec. 0—l/Pi—Sail- classes, tier 1* j Speculation as* tj> the selection Dab* Motion of Knntat art- all 18 rrtion of ■ new commltiiottyr the main Item on the agemla of of a successor to Mlkt- Conner, years old, the Southeastern Conferences form rr governor of Mississippi. A LS O A l.l.-A M E R IC A N E A G E R m7 tL"K; °f ^ V**}’ i . i l l who resigned early; this year after *■ Saturday, but icveral MrYj ainc# loin as the lrague's 'i l l AMI Ik-?, 9 — All-America > her importunt matter* also are firit commissioner, Invor* Con­ In troth football and batkctbsll due for consideration. ference I’rrsldcnt John- J. Tigert. The league'* bylaw* will come Dr. Tlgcrt retired several months Is the sensational hulfbsek. P.ay Up for an fovurhaullng to delete ugo as President of the University Evans, who- will sparkplug Kan­ sas against Georgia Tech here in any erctloiii. or 'fihraacs, not now of Florida, th e ‘ 1948 Orange Bow'l game on in accord with a list of proposal* prepared for adoption by the TWrwc Conner’* resignation. Deon New Year’s. National Collegiate Athletic Asso­ N, W, DsughertV of Tennessee ciation at New York next month. ha* served X* Interim-commiss­ ioner but in several Instance* lias In moat-■easel, the st-lertiuns said he does not want to serve slppi, and Coach Slatty Bell of o tsh-chami-d are now a t variance permanently. BMlf, among aothvi *, also have with • the NCAA’* new "purity” Dr. Xj U- Butts, former chan­ !*>«« mcntiiiged tn connection with policies. Conference offieialt are tgreed tha; such action will occur cellor of the University of Missis- the position. a* a m atter of routine. Another matter to t« cunniderc t r a t Biloxi, where the Unlversi’y of Mi«i**lppl will serve a* ho*| to the delegates, would fa* 3uire all student* to }»* hi resienca a t roemUit s schools fur one icholaatic year twfore partlcipaling In athletic competition) Also, the)* would I- required to l»a»,« 24 semester-hour* or 3d quarter-hours of class work. This would eliminate freshman athletic teams,-but would not pre vent student* from participating in squad practice ae»*{una, or from transferring to another school for athletic comm-titlon oven though having participated in varsity athletics at the first institution. Of course, the,indivi­ G IV * O TH E R S dual would first have to establish k year’s residence at the second A CHANCE school. » Athletic director W. A. Alex. A-"Tlma .Qut" between calls M d?r jiL iita rg la JTcch.. anya “under this rule, a l>oy could a t­ glvet others a chance to u h tend Teen its a freshman, compete the line. for us as a sophomore, and then transfer to another school where he would he eligible fo> athletics after sit ting-out his junior year' He g|uld, if he desired, piny for Ihe second school n seeom! yeur — giving him three vest* of var­ sity ' play—provided he did so within n ftve-ymr period from RELEASE the dal* of hi* initial registration T H E L IN E IN . at the first school," Alexander laid Georglu -Tech EM ERGENCY had submitted that propustt! Delegates u Iso .will la- asked tn. establish a Ismlilng office for When onolher party on tha basketball officials on it naltent line hat an emergency, pleats with the agency now handling tha ffleate the line quickly. assigning of football officials for the conference. Still ■nAthf*’ " r f"*‘~ cusiTon would prohibit the playing of foothall gamvs by member A JOLLY GOOD PARTY LIN shows the w ay to Better * Party Line Service TMt atiuret better lerfTce for you an d your p arly line neighbor!.. (M 0 . HANG A VfHILS1 P M JS O N VMUE AKtN' DE A L £ 5 S lN ‘ A H ' HATTER. S P IT IT OUT Kl&HT BV O ! Wlien the tine it buty, pleats “Hong Up Genlly." QUAUTYI at SHEAFEtt’SJEWELRY 1 SOUTHERN BILL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Isw rysK ls* 111 Wwt P lnl Slreel r1 s V-. tS E m ^ J E THlVtMOOSa 8.98 up “ « Sisee 8 le II A B C DM Width* j n HAH i W.l edUOlA* - - '' COWAN'S »•* g--==—-- - FOR CHR1STMASGive A Wonderful Welcome G if t- , . *ir * * • ' • ... •r if, ^ 'I See Our I-arge Aaaortmnt - La j One A ■: J Phone 12if 114. West Second Street - . 1 . 1 ■■■■■■ .. . • * .*• >i • .• ; ., ■ t* 4 i / . , . i ' - X w B e& A i - ■ Tr ,- r ! UP . G EN TLY * It’s easy to see why ibe Douglas "Veadoote” It the talk of t! th* town. Thrir top‘ qqusllry. their 6o* glide B tnship... ask* them srorkoi* best buy I _ you*( bei S IT L L IN ' h o t c h ic k e n CHI C I Z Z U D I N H E M O U lr ' # C R E A M ICE -CREAM L II JirJRONE'S .IMITATION ■m« v Ml»» OLE fON\ 5 M U K DON’T TRIP ON THAT HEARD ,..jp0()GlA$ SHOES... Give A S m artly Styled * M irro r. own Ice Cream, All flavor* — Dellctolia — Healthful OP Gators Top Miss. State In 53-47 Cage Contest » ICE CBEAM P S SECOND ORAXGB BOWL TRIP p - ~ xiis u” T IP'1 ?A 0 l 1HUN8 ON TE(’II~SUUAD iMI Dec. 9—There ate four Floridian* on the Georgia Tech •auad coming her*' to nlay Kan­ sas In th# 1948 Orange Bowl foot­ ball claqlc. They are Quartern ’ backs Joe E. Brown from Flint CJty and Jim Still from Panama City, and Guard Leonard Bethea and Halfback Billy Queen from Jacksonville. Julian Camp, i Gainesville rookie Guard Rollo Phillips, and Half­ Ider and i backs George Matthews and AlJy inked Wn Bowyn— Bewei will be participating lM thelf Second Ocahfe Bowl In their on* gam* with gam* her* - »P , bore New Yeer's stk* lest . aft* the Eitgi!Inrers clash lb* Uni Evans A Co. from Kantas. , five nine itu S fLl ^IMWle S * 1 TUl“ l1948 i f e gv fgiD weigh* 188 poundt. ■ Bv BOB CHUBB NKW YORK Dee. 1* (cT>—If Jersey Joe Walcott is willing to accent 20 nor cent of what would almost certainly H« a million-dol­ lar gate, ho can have n midsum­ mer return hout with Joe Louts. After hearing the New York Stale Athletic Commission tel*ct hi* request fur a rover**! of Fri­ day night’s split decision which enabled Louis to retain the World Heavyweight title, IVglrolt was advised that the Champion jvas willing to meet him again, this time in Yankee Stadium. ' The Commisalon'a decision yrsterday surprised practically no­ body. Walcott anneared with his mafiager, Jo s Webstar, Indore Chairman Eddie Eagan ami H r. C. B. Powell-, two -of the thre? rummisstnnera, and was told that the body had no "desire to inter­ fere with the exercise of the dlerretion and judgment of com­ petent appointed officials.” • The commissioners congratu­ lated the Camden, N. J., boxer on his "splendid performance” and said he "deserved great praise for hla ability, sportsmanship amt courage" In extending the hither­ to invincible 1-uuik to 16 rounds, only to lose the decision on a close, split verdict. Louis was still in accluslon with a'badly bruised eve and a splint on hi* swollen right hand, lie authorised. Bid Btriiiisa, acting <JcAC>\ o f 'f A B CiSlSuAAO remoter of the 20th Century V z o m s , d e s C e e A ptVtSiori potting Club, to say that he was willing to. defend his title OlAMPtoriS o f Abb* next June, "providing satisfac­ A siesIC A C o A f e f t e d e e . dJMo tory term* can lie arranged." 1 CoACAiAtr ftf& T I te A W io ^ y x A M e s z Htrauss said that le>ni* would MAS W to t ttfrlfc r o ftiU e -ftitc ' agree to the same terms that W o t r o f WdJATTtvlAL prevailed for the second bout 2 COHO STttA i& rir /G A R . with Billy “ Conn, accepting 40 — fOcM ALAWlMt^O Hi6H per cent of tha gate ircelpts. It 1 b 1»tB GMoWriJ By Alky Of was believed .the Walcott man­ OAIO S w f e agement might be lelm tant, however, to seltl* for 20 per cent, 6 per cent more than Jersey Joe KANSAR P.ND CAN BN AO ’PM PENN ROWH AGAINST YALE received last Friday night. MIAMI Dec. 9—Georgia Teclii MIAMI Dec. 9—An Jntercol............... fender, have ordered. rowing regatta between and Penn ha* been arranged Imitdcuff* for Kansas End Otto Yale for January Lake Worth at HchncHbachre for tin* 1948 Or­ Palm Beach 8Inonconjunction with ange Bowl foot I-a 11 ‘game. The Florida’s Orange Bowl Festival. gliu'-fingerrd Schnellbacher has Iid I In- Big Mix Conference In pat* receiving two ycarx run- T ACTION IN ORANGE HOWL MIAMI Doe. 9 -B » th o \ the 1948 Orange Bow) football teams GAINESVILLE Dec. •» (,Tn— --------------------- ------Mlsslisipnl State's b a s k e t b a l l TECH TO AHItlVE DEC. *7 —Kansas and Georgia .Tech—run team suffered It* first Southeast- * MIAMI Dec. 9-G *orgla Tech’s from tha T-fornuitlon. em Conference defeat here Inst . „ n t . rri„ . f„ NEGRO DUHIRER HONORED night at the hands of the Unlver- { . 7 * ^ , *',ll,*r‘. | n , n site of Florida five, M-4? ! MUml ^ y train _ on r Saturday. Appreciation service* will bo „ i December" 27 for its Orange held tonfght at 7:30 o'clocli at the y " •m il-1 Uotti axle with Kansas. Thu St. James A.M.E. Church In honor loti sank the game' fn»t frill ■hi ItuuieiimL of the pastor, Her. G. J. Gates, goil to put Florida in I........... he lead tame Miami Beach hotel- where and at halftime, |hc gaior* held . the 19t0 Tech team Stayed tn its Jr. anti hla wife. During hla an annex.to the church 38*21 margin. winning Orange Bowl game with pastorale has Wen built for the purpose of ‘ Centrr Willard ’ Dairy of Ml* Missouri. holding religions entertainments qisalppi .State turned in an excel lent performance In controlling THIS TECH END HKYHCRAPh'lt and other recreational affairs, ara reported to he at the highest his bnrkboard and srorrd 26 MIAMI Dec. 9—Georgia Trfh pv*k In years, largely due to the points for the visitors. Florida's amt ________ _ untiring _ efforts of center Hans Tansler led hla team­ End Jim Nolan at aix-cight Is th* unselfish ’tallest player on the-1948 Grange i the paitor and his wire. mates With 17 points. ---- -- ■■ -------— . In previous conference roinpetl- Bowl football squads. Tackle Dick ! Most "flints” for mcrchanlcal tlon this season, Mississippi State Channel of Kansas and Tackle defeated Vanderbilt and Auburn. Jack Glenn of Tech an- the lighter* are made from an 'all6y uf one of the rare earth* It was Florida's . second victory heaviest at 240 pouhris each. in two staffs ami the 'Gators’ first HKC win. Auburn will come here thl* w eekend for games with the Gat­ ors (Friday and .Saturday nights. ORLANDO Dec. 9 M i-C ornpetition In the I’lncywiKid* field trials for bird dugs continued to­ day with the running of the ama­ teur derby: . Two braces in the event were completed yesterday. The open all-age and open def-’ hy are scheduled tq follyaulu^lfe trials, expected to rontimie through most of the week. In the Initial event yesterday, Satlll* Sapphire,. owned and handled by Lester Yarn of Jack­ sonville. won first place tn the amateur all-age stake. Dr. O. B. Kirby'* Stylish Bill, handled by tl. B. Goodrich of Tampa, was second and Beaconshoal* Rock, owned and handled hy W. J. Sears, Jr., of Jackson­ ville, third. lor to the regular Spring train' MIAMI Dec? fl-F o u r Georgia dates, 28 to April 18. Tech player*—'Tachlh Boh Davis, s, March * New Commissioner To Be Named At Meet Of SEC On Saturday By Jack SOrds CHAMP BUILDER A t Grid Banquet 1•T i ' < . ' • * ’ r* - '. * > I i.. . .' - . - .r :: : : . �ESDAY, DjiC. 9. 1947 MAN FOR!) HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SKVRN capita 1 "public libraries, Flotilla the •'t^lcjlrttibK * urnm I be cduca <«_______ was % “tli. while in expenditures S c n S F - Y l e r capita fu- public library eer­ diffusion of knowledge. Rooks nr* the* fum lahirutal tool* in education ily SI’I'll JOHNSON I vlf* if w In tile giber hand. the American ami the only complete storehouse 1 Library A stocia'hm «a> * ih aL m- of kminI.-iInc it follow*, there* fare, l hat if the elate (s to pro* Hack) remalrf ait Important [ - J « l -*6 '" "V .1} "f. KlotW ’» mote an.l I f I't-rt It* OWII vrelfntn I urea of titfiirin.ilinn mid cducaol w’ rl' it m ust make library set vice easily Hull for till- people, despite the i wlthl*W I'uWh library service, intllo ami ticwspntict* ami other Mom than tkk) countle* out ol available In ail id it. c liJett*. T K i m of ipiKrk itirtrm tnuttfm rrf *th e 3.070 In-tbr -UnU*4-4U«iy*-er«Caah fat in imotiie f i odt- milk In ih r r i.it. .1 State* incicairil ftotii itlHi. tuillioii in 1932 to 13,711) mil* lion in 1916. . I t . ,___| I v U T il l C o m m o n FO R R E N T I FKICK a pare In Mrlach Hulkiing t.ar£e light office*, taw l/ tioeCTeted. all utilltira, heat ami lanl lo r aerviee furnished. Call K6H W II. A A. Dept, fltnr*. ’ ECORD PLAYERS and radlna uor rent. By day or week. The M»*l- Rox, 119 W. let 8L Phone DBS. |)OM with kitchen privilege*, for refined couple. POO Elm Ave. NGl.F. ROOM with ahowpr, P rivate entian cr Gentlem rr preferred. References required. Bo* C e/o llerabl. W ANTED TO RENT A R T IC L E S F O H S A L E S ARTICLES FOR SALE Gaa apace heater* JM.J5 up II. It. POPE «'«. INC. HEWING M A M I I M H SALKS A M ) SERV It'K L'etl’a Setting Mach. Shop IIS H. F henrh. I’h, I I ‘JO . E. 10 FT. dnutite dulv m eat display .a>e and compressor in good condition, new motor Lodge ft Son. RR. BROWN* MILLERS Fruit Cake af Piggly W iggly ft Table POIt SALE—IJnierork for .Irlv* way* and rnadwav*— I’hnm 1241. fi'XFDO Kf:rD* -rot-n!at# CLEAN C O T T O N Will pay lpe puund. Sanford Itrr.ild THE OLD HOME TOWN ANTED AT ONCE. 15 used piano*. The. Music Hot, I to W, Hunt'. Tn trd r P*«'i U.,.r« PARTM.KNT keeping room*. VEGETAHi,? ■ plant* f<n snnti Phone 21 and large acreage. Cabbage, 114heal c u l t n rh e p.11.1 fur UM'd Cotlaid*. Broccoli. Can 11flow r i , Stliished house 01 apallnient fu n d lu re. lVd Davis Furniture Onion*. Lettuce,, Eacprole. Torn* clote In. Telephone 2t, alo. Htrawbcnv £ Bert*. .1 W Kell. Imk* Mntitue, Fta. Phone R E A L E S T A T E FO R SA L K I'LL llt'V your tai regardless of age or condition. Boy Reel, .’KM IV E ROOM H O U S E , paitlr for WINE FOR YOUR FRUIT CAKE W. 2m! St. ni*hed. 2 U-diooms, l 1A down . at HOMER'*. OLD CHINA $40.00 p.*r month. For milcL General Electric automatic tdan 70S-W.* action. Call Phone 9173. • MOSLEM LEADER IMPLORES ARABS 10 FIOHT A POttCIMAN carrie* a th le ld (to p ) to p ro lrrl him self from ito n c-th ro w Ing A tab* a* he psttul* a * tieet hi JcrU M kiti w ith oilier ofltccrs In lh* b ackground I* a bunting t a r set ultre by dein4iutraU ir* a g a in tl the par* titiuti of Palestine, M eanw hile. It> C airo. Egypt, the p te ild e n t of ilia .Young Men M oslem'*.Association. S aleh H ath Pasha, braoU isbed a re ­ v olver (b o tto m ) In on* h ap d and a copy of tlie K oran In the oilier. Ha' had Just rutirlujiad-a.speech at El A rhar. Masque before I 9.0M petson* calling u p o n w rsb * to fight for Pale*tin*. (In tern atio n al Hedfophotos) By S TA N LE Y HAW'haw ! HAW.’ S imce L O O K O U T T V E R E P U C E O ,T W E /M T Y 4 P O U N D 'S S H E S A M S S E P M E T W I C E /A* A R O W * * r r H E H * H F=H - • r— ' L E F T F O R T H A T H O O K? > W IT H . T H A T G L J H T /M H I = fa F Y E I TH /M K . TH E V . S H E S 6 0 T / ' P a N S E / P T H IS T IM E - k«ta for (leaping rtiwfott, In su ra n ce II. If. POPE CO. INC. REAL ESTATE L F.II.A. MORTGAGE LOANS 12 GA. Marlin shotgun, excellent condition. 11uglits. Ills* T iulht R a y m o n d m . b a l l . Ke*iior P ^R egistered Broker and Ineuranrr Agent rn G A L . Kleclili* water heater. Rm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. Klectrle Service Comtiany. *205 Magnolia Ave. Phone I'M. . SMALL COTTAGE, li acre land near poitoffice Lake Mary, FLOWERS $600.00 or car of equal value. for all 'occasion* 11 lot* at Elder Spring* for MrNEII.L ft YOST FLORISTS sale or trade. 1926 Dodge truck, another fur part*. $165.00. 1031 Office ph. 103 residence ph, 610-lt - model"'ATTtiiljie *IIfiBiBO“ Brown f c R. Yale*, rt. 2. box 1RI, Elder CONCRETE sewer pipe, triease .trap*, septic tanka, blocks, VSpiing*. Sanfoid. benches, stepping stone*. Mir­ NICE SIX room ft am e‘bungalow acle C onfute Co. 309 Elm Ave. with good floor plan, house in Phune 13.15. gout condition, ha* *«v«ral ex­ tra lot*. JFA, tapestry covered. ex«l nOBKRT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor lent condition Gltl'e bicycle. I Riymtind Luiidqiiisl, Vssoclale Phone 732 Atlantic llldg, llldg. L I.LITE Alutnlniiiii fasenu-nt windows. D'.iilde hung, aliitui1 H G IM V A T P R O P E im -.g ^ t )ne and one quarter uciea on high­ way with small furnished liouso M PIetily of spare to erect several w cabin* for Income. ^ Total sell­ ing price 16500(a). ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lnnriquixt, Associate Phone 732 Atlantic Rank Rid*. NICELY-ARRANGED Dye room bungalow in good section, Thl* pro|>ctly I* already financed •ltd ran la* handled for a r « sonsMe tlown- payment balanre morithly. m ini duwa. and s it'd Mirncle casem ent GIRLS WANTED. Store. Sanford Howling Alley wants pin 0 ROOM house partly furnished. Must sell at once. Call 1009-J ian* had m life ejrrcU n ml 22 year* at birth, dm time of the Roman omt F \ I ’K R IK N i'Fll tl vti!f»:.s_s 101*1 II I (IN Dill i. ( II. f) • r vapor may cottitiose up percent of a given voluple W ORK W ANTED vviit- Coticrelo CoO N E M in l h g u a t e r : ^ T A Ie & K T • O M isS iO iM c r o M P U f c i e c > — 1‘NDING & finishing, ft waxing. Dili power L id a r in r |..irt A iritii* , n ilir no rth ilea us to work ivhuie viol Aim a. .lvft,tiE ,»p tlo e-atli ,-r i o , Winm llnxm Udb* Tcei'lvad. Mialirmuly pitted n .'ti !•■. . nnn* tlo ,ll visloo sctonlinjt to list ihtisni Glass, exqulifta allver piect.-. 21 ’yeois e\)>«-rtenc* rsc fit lit the. nult' r*t t'fd ot novelties, urder* taken for doll II. M. flln*«iii) I jtt’r Bt.iry^FLx. clot he t. Ai_iH'jur »._Majfme kin,' South of Airport. rOSITION I rot e m u f t r I if tUiKl IW-ArJ o l i* ts o s o ,4 r u i t s u i i s h m i x u , .H STV. KIAiBIDA I,u d m --i ()|s}inr I nnll !<*?* F tH in'W RONG HEY.WlLlU)tf...7MER£jS lu r-ruikt* VliU A SAFCTY »■£« T H '^Y C tO N S S J GO AL' STATION fHY l i t IT give « ' picture tor,' Christmas T It t* n lasting \ memory. Visit our tcijpm ary —!------ L studio and make your choice. ( 2 h l‘l. YVo also have shell p la q u e s .------- Sara Newell, Golden Lake. Rt, k Sanford .HAND c r e s te d Uby i 600 Magnolia. Tel. 76. that ain 't th ' way tm' ’ ' SCOREBOARD READS, . „ OZARK/ 111 Uum. . . tS aail uluiiott. ttc’s ln s , vse tm* am t s l s u aiHt PHDS'K .200 cleaning, m u u h e n g a i,J dtsflalhl lig h t i>t Uainln'U* '?)•«'> iida. R A D IA T O R s * u tis t o u i t u IGH OAN) TOO t. AIL f. YUM DOHC 6 C 0 B E 0 .YOU D O N t HAlCLD Dr If you want a cheap'home will heal paying rent I one — 2 IkodriKim downlt STO R K F IX T U R E S , commercial partly financed at $3300. refrigerators, tupla fountain*, See JOHN W, I) MOORE ■itIA X ’nlft HL«V *t a have Itni-.i aa O''* -tallle*, hboths, rhalra, sju-iial YVould you lik e''to built fixtures, ( n c i t r i , rtc. gross Income on your entire (nWrite or phone collect. 11. \V. a vestment from garage apartBoiildlu Mfg. Co. Volusia Coun­ “ menta—while you are living In ty Faic Grounds, I bland. Phone your own home on the same turn. ^ p ro p e rty . .See JOHN W. I). M00RR Fpur gm>l Store* and Filling Sta- H K A T R O L A , in gnorl condition. 019 Magnolia Ave, Phone 2DL * tiona complete stork and equip' rnent from $2,000 to $3,500.00. Sec J 0 IU L .W . D. M OORE $1754)0 for quick »q»le $1 If you want a dandy 6 acre farm •Jack Horner, Fire Station nr —Ideal for pasture .or general Phone 73. • forming with a good . 7 rdom modern home, barn and out> LIONEL Electric train anti Uni­ versal rlectrle sweeper. Hull) a building*—nil* well fenced and same ns new. Phone 73k*W. 9 In good condition— piired to Mil. . 30” DOUBLE Barrel, ep uent See JOHN W. *D.' MOORF. turns. 12 gauge shotgun. W. I hpvr twelve good 2 and 3 l«'dWalker, 2317 Mellunvitle Ave. room honu-a—priced from $5,* 250 to $9,000 00 — Three are completely furnished, two p art­ ly furnlsncd. . " JOHN W. II. MOORE, Realtor TVo wheel trailer, t« ditlon. New tires; 3i 220 Melsch llldg. ft Wesson Revolver. 221 ‘Eaat Flrat HU Sth. S trrst, Phone l « l l _______ R .acre* Hied farm laud, bonier* Five burner Florenn* oil stnveTaldt* lop — prartlcally new railroad and We»t 1st fit. Rea■onahle price before Dee, 25. Phone 329-J. BoxJ41U.8anfordL ' GIRL'S 20 In. bicycle, good rondiArmy Building I6'x24' Including lion. lOfi'k East 18th after 4 Hath fixtures', vary reasonable. P. M. Dew Drop Inn. G. E. Washing Machine. Phone STOP - LOOK - "LISTEN 1176-W. New precision built K, D, W. Tlouies lO'xIS* $230., 10'xDP 24” BOY’S'BICYCLE. GomI con$390^ F. O, B. Ormond. Can be ditlon. Apply Bu* Station Taxi > erecte<l In a few houra or wa Office. wilt deliver and erect the tame ■day a t a vary moderaU - prlea. -------- W lt M A M B T H O P IC A I. See Mr Wood*. 83 Divitlon St. FRUIT MARK ITT 2466 S. Park Ave, near Gi Ave. Phope 1216. Fancy 6 room furnished house, t i l l *rd gift boxea. See our 1 French Ave. ’ Place your order now. CLEARED LOTS' 1100, 1150, $200. IN ft OUT OF CITY ONE dining room suite. Phone LIMITS. PIIONP. 1175-W. 41007 FILLING STATION, stock and R equipment for sale! Phone 9104. URKEY’S — Fn;rh dressed, on live all alte*. Plare your Christmas ord«r now. Ottb m<lt REAL ESTATE WANTED lievnml Wilson Corner on Ml. Dora Road or Phnna BUM, 10 ACRES good farm land, must be tiled. Write J . M. b n , 1B2( Tear! Slrtet, Jacksonville, Fla. WESTING HOUSE Electric Re­ frigerator, good condition. YV. ft ARTICLES f o r s a l e A. Norman. 4 M. West Hanford, 1311. Dora Road. 8VVEET Hamlin oral bush. IL W. Lord, ONE THOR Rotary KW trlc Ironer. Good condition. Phone tllon table vtrk 8ertop water ht kb M.gtmtls CUT FLOWERS. Mrs. Y. C. Bob vtc* Company, Unger, West tst SI- near Mutt roe Corner. CHOICE TURKEYS for Christmm ftll ->ll8|7* H-___ _ W. Shannon, South AVX Phone 7*7-W. ■tills, l l l l i w i t h lbs C i r r u lt t 'o u i l i f 1**lo­ ANNOUNCING the npeIltHR~cr the Modem Sewing Simp, plain mid fancy seeing,' it) te r i n g children's tint he* and layettes it special) y. Mr * W. F. MarrIt-tt and Mr*. F. A. Wilson, lilt Celery Ave. . .O IlE R T i A . G I L L U M S , R e alto r •lU rm iir’ul I.undmilst, Aaaoclalc Phone 731 Atlanlir Rank Hid) GLADS PLANTED Fmt Myers, Fla. - Planting of gladiolus cairn* by l.er Countv grow i t t wn-olicgun in thtoliet kiul will con tint le until tnid-Ja'iiuni v, irCirli > Vllrh ltl*f **» •ccoiding ijr'Coiinty A J f iilT . Hr In. I.a.lti... *t I....i. itM ei ill* P te tltl m lleu.i. IIi-hw mnvement of spikes I* it.i» gelling under wiiy. IIv mploal F o t l a k e t.'oin mean* of It* *‘*taggeicd" idaiit at t*« Isism t t o t e a t s ings. I re County ships gl*d* r t o i r t l i i s l t o t h e )*■ l-rsiut* (l.'haptsi !#»**. thri .ghmit the wintei mid spiilig Legal Notice aii'l tb« p u b lic In Su l repair ng. New Radiator*, new cores. We • tai e off ft install. Jimmie Cbwan* Sheet Metal Works. Plume 610 . E x p e rt R ad io R e p a irin g id M yers. 311 E. 2 |ui ‘Ml. HIGNP, Tthow cnril* and O—Oh'K'S SIGN H 0. I). I andresa. Ph t;<.lull’s Radiator Shop for cot... pletu radiator service. 1041 8a.i* fertl Ave, Phoim 366-V,' V A CU U M C I.K A K E K S Regular $69.50 New I irrilonr Model* Only $19.50 $5.00 Down t U t Week FIltK K T'O N K HTOHKS -Phone AUVIfY3 ■ Al < T O A N V I N S S G S 5TANCE e v e n Sto n eo c ______ V. 00P1 7 Used Tlree From $2.00 up IIihmI Used Tube* FIK K ST O N K By Fran Striker THE LONE RANGER III 90-M . For Dependable KKFFKIGERATION HER VICE Call GANAS REFRIGERATION . SERVICE Ph. 670-W SNO OP I f G omI AUTO REPAIRING. Hall's Gar age, Hanford ami Celery Ave HUM, IT 5AN5IT AIN T FBJUNO. WELLl W O J P iS V B JV , uNjCA.NYYYATlCAU > p J J.V____________ KkNOWf r C inhat COs S) »t WV \V0«P. T r J vwtTH —1--- TWiO PSV C B , I CAN MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING FOR RENT Floor samlori Easy operation, ih’aaonahle rat**, Kanford I'niilt ft Glass (A». Phone By Wall MICKKY MOUSK Authorized V A llt a n d IIB V IC I PUN ID SHOCK1/THATS RIGHTI (JAKE THEM, TONTO DID YCXJ HEAR THAT, SHERIFF \ irs d fe s a iS i ROBSON H FO K TIN G GOODS Book keeping (endec, part lime; al*<>. odviee and assistance on ’ aoeial wcurity mut income tax matters- Jj F. Dempsey, 800 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL Magmdta, Phone 9107. ItoYal Master rtree ere t&rk again. DIAPER SERVICE II. II. POPE CO. INC.____ For detail* of the safest "maid tervice" now In Sanfurd call or SANFORD Deautv Salon, lela*rile BABY VALET, Daytona nhone 1364 or Mary McMahon, Ikr'h'. -'DfB|H-ii supplied. teli nhone 1854 Permanent* all method*, qtarjlng 18 and.up. NEED A NEW ROOFT Local representetive will gladly htdi IS AUTOS FOR SALE ., you. Terms arranged. VoluxU iltnifing Co. Phone 905-H Sen- 1910 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, very good condition and at the right price. Strickland Morri­ 13 NOTILES—PERSONAL son, Inc. Phone 290. ATTENTION LADIEHJ- /‘* trutk 1 1/2 Ton — Make a ohe-ltop service for all axle, good condition. your laundry and dry cleaning Phone 912-W qfter 6:30 P. M. tired* by using your favorite Self-Service laundry,* CHEVROLET Club Coupe 1646 Pleetmestrr. Radio, fog lights, TUP. 1IELPY SI-71.PT LAUNDRY 406 W. 16 HL Sanford Roy Keel. 306 Y 2nd 8t. Phone ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or- 1044-J or 987-M. landu Evening Star. Cell Ralph R av. sJlfU W 14 FT. cuitotft made house trail er. Phone 1814. TAM1A MORNING THIBUNE' ' Delivered to your home 1931 CHEVROLET Mi Phono C-31U5 or 294 sedan. Phone 73, Tl __ i----- By Paul Robinson KTTA KETT m or? BDPlMdMVt rn ; n o r, tvA&Utl 9V UO* \ I lAiXjli M u l l Hi'.vf vvit.evecfc THAfVVOAM® THAT ^ IP-' S �I ✓ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, DEC. 9, 1947 II« _!- 1.11 A COLORGRAPH FOR NEW YEAR'S SMART STUDENT' Take Your Choice ALUABLE orea wera dia A PROFpSSOR, wlehlng to choose an IntelllRent covered on Josa Mendoza’a r \ student for a special assignment, called Allen, Bacon and Cooper to lilm and said: "I shall place land. A mining company cama either a rad or a blue d rd e on each of your fore-' to him with a proposal. "Wall tease y o tr land and heads. As soon as you see a red circle, put up your hand. As soon as you know what the color of your atart payment at the rate of |1 own circle Is, put your hand down, and he who an acre. Aa to further payments, first knows what his own circle Is gels my you can take your choice: we'll assignment.” The professor then placed a red ralae the rental | ! every day, or circle on each man's forehead. Immediately each $36 every week. Which will you man put hie hand up—each teeing a red circle. take? After a moment or ao*. Allen put hla hand down, * -Suppose you had only ont knowing hla own circle was red. This Is pure minute In which to advise Jose logic, flow did Allen know thst his circle ivss red? which offer to accept. What *|S«| «»* H««s •"( I* II » would he your choice? <1*0 I'M* w pir wmu •(*« ij jhWfi i*‘ii nasrui^ iavq n**4* i»iu»;i put m«i»f| •Vi <*♦ *1w« • -i ii lii y i «m « n * |/«j m b km V M#-| fW| •.U»f|V II ‘»JMS*|| UM||» fDI s'SB| i***f |* i»*| *>«4 ISStUS l |SS* • «•* iji/l U*s* || |Kl« t 14*1fs*«JI* «»!« 94*1 |4i * *H t|0lj r|rW “| |fcS| «f« «»n |. f t • ." • I l f II » # ••» « * O-be found-defined below nre ten t e m s a l a R e­ verse th e spelling o f th e first w ord to (jet the second. By., .w ay o f Illu s tra tio n : “ B elt b rra k s ” could sta n d fo r " s tin p p n its .” • 1. fc'ag o rprlnvt-donnn. - - - - ------ -- T ' 2. Kinglv beer ft. Calories* («*et. - - - - - - ---------— ---- 4. Yamplre's fi le. - *- - 5 Twofold praise. -------- ------------------ fi .Manufactured cheese. t. Street-ear market. A 1. Where‘a tji* old year old and the new year Tien.' first—A'ru> York orW ne (in Inca 7 —— 3—U ukk. nuw. huii.nmnv of the United State* h a ir name* beginning with \W ic’? . 3. A new scienlific law i* said to li/»ve In-en sstnhllshed hy the falling of nn apple upon the head of Sir Isaac New —— ? 4. The sleeping beauty above woke tip one day to find herself a in ir nmvlc star, willi a new nick/ name, “The Body." Her name i« Maiie M---------? 5. According.to the adage, carrying Ice to Icelirul it like carrying coal to X tw -------- ? ft. What n rn ly ie rd t inaita nen’* aumhd the world In Novett\Jie’r? 7. Oldest 'English colony is .Vein-------- ? * R. At what point did colonist* land to establish NtU' England 327 year* ago this fortnight? 9. Rut ccnturies liefoie, European* had a set* tlem enttn the future N'rwrEftplnttd, ai ,Vew—-— It). West I1..ini'* and Annapolis* sister scrvlca B- r school, fheCoast Guatil Academy;Is at Vf«* m* * -3B n fl, f -f I * rE r »if | : . ------------------ 9. Food town. 111. S n a re fia g m e n t. - - - - - - — -------- ---------- - 1,0 Oil *1 *1»***,’.! t »*i* e,*v i m *ew» M Y S T IC M E SSA G E A looking • Pali) xpensrok noth To aeeounl rendered h art a plec* of land Y OU shaped like thii. I f a an or­ t.r *------------------ He thought H « as a cipher message, and casried It lu th* police. A member of the department rei-ognizeri it Immediately aa a letter-rebus, per­ haps »cnl by one puzillat to another, and read It without difficulty, fa n you work out what It *a;s? t*|U*f*a n * i4 * p u A T H E artist celebrated too • much -Hi* night '.bafore he drew ihie illustration for a atory, with the result'ihat It la full of error*.- Theta are at least nineteen of thr.rt. Clocking yourself. See how many you can.find within ten nilnutr*. Then shnw the plgjjire tn your filrmls and *»ei if they7 r a* smart as you are. • a*A * » **a n 1 II l i f g v ' i k t ) tv /.I .,»• **1UI 1*11 *11 I*. *1*11 ',»••••* n I»tu •J* #HI 4-1 | •I9?f| Ii| M l BRAIN TEASER I.qi !• « ttf***i* tuftiM imjIlUMJ *e»*|: ’ ttflllM m mi t «*»! **•# V." ,, <|*x ao *l» H«M.) 1**0 i «*ti*|*^ chard with eight valuable trees. You want to divide it In four equal portions, ao that each por­ tion haa two of the tree*. How ren vou do this? •w*et» ,yi » j, h. u i i *ti i«p* •*< i* -nn i*ti*,iv |>»oai < .U(| * ... . •*< •! "“t-f l*»t»n< «M)V M(| tuf, Ii|tu,i«.iil < m g inti.Ri HELP BO-PEEP FIND HER LOST SHEEP , S WARIOUS arrangements of TARTING at **41 !•** *iwoIaa wnfii'i*! •s«eei*s»tJ?|“fta«}(|».M» if*)* *fj wi* ’ the figure* 0, 1 ,2. 3. 4. S, 6, the top, see 1*51*1 ♦ P«lir>|in*| p *$*!• m s * u i|ia .» « |.*-M iai«V 7, R and 9 ere possible to make, If you can find, * • M t P i * t s - d d f t i f j tare *11 a r e # “ • P ►*» I 'T - B f t • tore* *th# total 100. Rut the problem flrat try, the path ***t ' 4t«W *p:- liin tp H i H^vei -»nul |»* *h*p * |T»J|»V| In thi* rase la to arrange thkm t h a t w ill ta k e •I B 'l|i* ttn i luftiM * Vie iqmq to total L fa n you do It? Rn-Reep’e lo it net s u , t * , . q - Atft-p |»-* 'S * t w| B - | k t « •i )• i*>w • *i»« *•*!•* '•< *xi Sheep back to F* •*! 1 «•» •••"'F *vi» Utmrn ■ S|||« i,isa II*H «•*•"*• q*RR* *s| m u *h tn*-) .** har. • • “ ***« w « l M ^ l tiasreg M t i t y i>nb* m i*t* «• <**o*i«e ENIGMATIC CITY. A NEW QUIZBy Kugtne S h tjltr 1 HtlHIZHNTAI. t —W kst prnphrl t*m« Htiwe (r«m1 J u d s ta to m Pi»H (Arts 21:10) f —“ II* k**e*th bsrk hla *avl to m 1 * t h e —----- “ ( J o h M lI t l Art 10—W>i *■* is* f»lh*r of th» enr*r Solomon •ppninltil -»l.t ft XI. 4:<|l tt Its* a nr- i r~ T~ r - b ■ M La» TV" 1 Ci» ) — “ And b*hald th* t«sr* al — a* »*r* apprr*v*d, and th*r had n* r«infort<r" iC ttl, l i t ) _ Pith *(t* , * — ---M - E l.in lllt* -■ TT" U —“Th* a n iv tr ef th* tnnme, Is from th * --------* tP r, Mt l t M—"A Ito l'i maulh It his r)*iUu»--- -- :w • lion, and hi* lip* ar* the P w of hi* *eat" ll*r. ISil) ~»itr*pod r.r,_.. 1 . _ — — — l 5!“ # — It t'hr. 1:4*1- P P P (4 ■v i- P N." V V TT-- — p P j11 n— 7 " \t c TT~ «r Tv— ..H d iiJ lttb .---r 1 t * »-i * tu** _,V • rh tit. ■' •7—Command SS” T*h*a oourl.hmtet 71—E iyreulo* of dlsdal* “ -------- c " " ' - 75—llatookod *S—Symbol for tantalum T a -n itra a S e 50—Who e a t th* t f U «oa *f Gadf (G ta .d lill) • fit fa in fl) The elxth in muffon, but ttof in ham. J he ttte n th in ffre^bul not fn die. Tht efgAfA fn tetf, but Ml fn dry. U . , : d *ut thy llfh t ** 4 thy tru th : letilt tm ------ r *•* ITS- J h t ninth in rhym t, but net fn « - - ! Ml I h* lull. »hd -p rr;« b » * . and u y . Who \t th* L*rdT (Pf. rfiffy. Tht leltert alt t p t il th t M in t of lho«* t k i r>nt !• Aim I (A*t» 11:10) . ' . 45—Fimlnla* aam* 41—Ayilat* 1 I t —Mtthlee 11—T# What roantrf was It told S»sl rhvt David had t* d t (I Sarw I7|4) ^ 14—0*4 ef lh* andtrwsrld I I —Who was th* filk ir *1 PtdtUhT 47—Grafted I Bar.) s e —"Th* Ihrrthlnffloor e f -------- “ MJ*n. 40:IS) . U - W h * t book e f th* nihl* dtaerthe* -rt tho rrrttio e 7 l»k*a 55-1*LtHUI • manlk was haaovntt) lo lh*hc*t*«f ttle f Ah**i . h ttk ______„ j'S (C lth. 1 : 14) 67—E itfn rt hied **—"Will * hub - vf t —ttamhlt* : rv I —Who tlaw th t lltdta* kleyr».e< 1 —N u r fa atom. «0 :S. • a t it y .. SO—Mhltld 4J —P tlltvn *W M ‘» ‘mtao**** *| lw* *u tZHwrjr0 44Wh.i Apot) I* dw*lt In hi* htui* In Rom* for two *#»f* r»crU'«» 4" (tfik.'|iU) VXKTICAL (Pi* if f iitrJLt ii w tl - E t r o K i a god* SI—What **» of Both llrsd 105 y*trst «;•*. 5:111 64—- P*minln* earn* ft ‘ * 1*1 I * F'|» i'» I (lb • 41* .m *«.5f i*#ulafrj it * tt 1 T ht firtl U tter It in ete, but not - fUMf-------------—T V ' _ r r h«)| Mil ill Tf — ,. ) W T S to \a fourid on any map of Canada. How quickly can you find (t? The etcond tn laugh, but aof *—“ U il h i ---- — n y *oul Ilk* * •j trorn.' , Hon" tr» , 7 : 1 ) ■ ■ • “ T h t ' third in eindtr, but not 10— Whet rilr did Poul *o» whctlyfl»»n tjldnU lryT (A*t* U:W) roof. 11- rlnv*tl T h t fourth in chlmt, but not IS—ritriotic totlity labhr.l toll. 11—Wilh lh* Jaebon* vt wnst animal d d r.miitv •lay » lhuu**nd -e.n 11 TAe fifth in goal, but not m * :T” ; * —Whe *«* tho *f»lh h ln f of C 4*m f 1 —To whit n * * lr> wero th* F ijp t- ir 7 -■ 5— Sh", hrn.nl indltn. - . •• M Tt~ t *I>f 1 P K- — — l I IsirA ttw Ima'ualih ) ( J#r. * 1:441 n~ § " P Whit ItihrlonUn fed did th#OLUTION of this enigma b 4— T” r u n i in h* rilu re id ofl*f forty yt.rv? (4Ci*k. f l i t 4) ‘ 5—Any.r P 8»ri P ;fMf- — p I >> 7T“ 3 r T4JT)’*' P ■ II —lieiitow “Anil har* not *t>«zH lh t **ir«1 • . *f my --------“ t l ’r. t i l l ) H —"Whtn h* (at* la lh* ------- his dm **, (h it lh* w slen *houM nvt s*« hi* rvf«mtn4nlfnt,’ tP r. m r ~ r " tr~ I % 15—land-m oifur* IS—Born . SI—"If air — — hath turetd cut ef the w ar" (J«h l t d ) SI—PrlnUr'a tntMur** 44—A war threat* “I will run th* w*r ef thy camndmant*. wh*n thaw ahatt ---- my h tsrt" (P i. I I I i M) 50—"Go to th * ------- , thou iltifgardi 'dor h*r way*, and he wit* « tl) , MAN walking In a it reef, found a sheet t)f paper bearing the follnwlrtg: uuv.HI »»,l m i 'r *t*M st".I ••u -•ttse!"t»|| »‘S ‘*-'1 t ••)•! r*' DIVIDE IT UP DDDDDEBIY. **i *a m m u * * , j ' t * •,» s»o em . >»*us(»a . tty t H t|„i tu ^ -iti •,«,u|r.«i »tt| v r -*-i t t„i«tsy U —|)*t«rs(«* murder — < n » ,i,iitu n p«nf tPr. 23:32) ment staged among employees of the whlfilctree factory. The winner -will play the champion RIDDLE of last year’a tournament. This W hat can a mean* the winner among the sixteen has to defeat five oppo­ man alwaya say s a f e l y to h is nent* to achieve the title. wife? All of the player*, including j *•!„ f**m »\|. Inst year'* champion, seem to l>e evenly matched, considering m ystery the handicaps allocated to them. C E E how good your friends This being the case, what are |_|E R E 'S a magic trick for our junior readers. O are at inlying this mystery: the odds against any of tha 16. A thlmbla la placed on a table and Is given A lawyer and a physician entrants winning? a little push with the finger. It mysteriously glides 't <n it is r>iBi|'(n gracefully from one end of tha tabla to the other. lunched together, usually (pend­ *«,*>■ •<< » | r * M || l l | | M « l | t |U * l » |a < > * ing k couple of hours together, •si -j» »»» iwiss* mi®**i t«ii.|.» All that la needed to perform this trick le > nearly every day. The physician thimble and a atcel ball-bearing of such a size aa always paid the bill. The other to fit eaallyjnflde tha thimble. • day, the donrman of the res­ P an the.'thimbls around for examination. Re- taurant they frequented, ran In. reive it back and aecratiy introduce tha ball. Next— celling for a doctor. The physiput it on the table and give It a gentle push. As the clan responded to the call, fol­ thimble topplee over the other end of the table, lowed by thedawyrr. Th? physi­ catch It and! retain tha hall and pas* tha thimble cian found a woman, aerinusly Injured, lying face do-vn on the .around again for inspection. aldewalk. He turned her ovrr, then -said In shocked surprise, “Ssllylk He added th* explana­ tion. “Ifa my wife!” PALINDROME, a iy au know. Is a word that . - Whereupon the lawyer took la spelled the same forward and backward. out a gun and shot tha doctor. For example, Hanoah. Why? W llts a tfi rtas M Using the 12 lattera given below, form four •>1\ M *•*»•*•* pm three-letter palindrome wnrdi that can be ar­ M|Ak ’tfV O lft***»> • l i i a t t $H I H H t |t j * | ranged to form a sentence -a sentence that aika a question. i WORKS LIKE:MAGIC s f i t, i»nj i !■** -o«jx -e ■•?■• »|nn i (• »t i««(j i v * s*,«i t ,»»■( is»»n players hsve en­ SIXTEEN tered the howling tourna­ AAA t",« •""i'll i-.i'Mi **t »i ■-ti-i-"'t-»t i.«*ii|»s '^l»,t>|rt • u til laiutou m 11-1 *tf“M* I*-'- *oil,|] |n|. • >||ma,t( ■» t *»*'*>* I" *•! *11 ,*!»*« t -O'-ll H ~ “Al th* I*it It — t M |l f ^ | A *sWWf*i“ n •|«»T M <1>*s.vH *,,,0r «t "t Sun-inu* *»«»r si s » * i * i »*n it ,■•»«u »i-ra'i»»z n m T,«ie*u “*n e«* «»>»n **•••« ** ,•(■•<> «i •> |..«|.| M II S«W|I(I I| || Mt|» r«»|l«4 eeiM •tuilSOJ *11 tr«»v o> s*<Rr* * *<n ■** sss- >s*pi 'i sMitJ f Palindrome Problem IT The rla ’sic hymn. f.M'rf, H in d is l . i i h l we owe to John Henry S t to---------? 12. There'll l,e a new Jlardi liras festival funn |n..Vri,'—— ? 1JL Ns*( to-Ned- Yoi k. which oT these wiinlil you say Is ithe largest AVu-aik, Sew Orleans. .Vent Haven? 14. As a lot of World W ar II vet* can tell you, there \va* little that w«s new going i n in MmimPif. rapjlal of .Veto-----— ? 16. T hey'd ‘rather ,hpve been stntlonc I nr on leave In Wellington, capital of S e w ? 16. Canadian prnvlme thirst smallest in nren and second smallest in population l i AVic' —■? 17. It’s pruverldnl that *'»rir —- — cltan"? * 18. Will* li is the newest of the Cjosp i* Iffprftrd In the New TeManirtit, that n . tti^ one written last? 19. Who's the pew manager of the Boston Red Bo*, formerly mnliager'of the New York Yanktts? 20. The word new* otiglnated a* nn acrostic of • »i-’*n ‘i m m u $** H V U WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE PICTURE? what? V f | -3 r . •‘ * ------- - - - - * - ---- ■ 8, Wagon eorlosute. *,i » m i ttfreu* ttf Mff Ia |in pfHA« ■ BOWL THIS OVER TURN A B O U T IS FAIR P LA Y IV II17. Q I1I7 on what'* hfi<• rnn he on appropriati rl f i t i t ton I nr a New IVor'e /*nrg. In tht meantime, y rr con tty one y iiin m lf. In are how good you tu t nl rnlehing on In thingt that are "new’*. i f |M 4{»|*f|sa,u«U| •*•) |{ipa ** o d 'M « uvifi JUNIOR raadJ era can find -eomt enjoyment In making an ap­ propriate decor­ ation for New Year*! Day ap­ pear among this maze of lines. To a f f e c t th a a p ­ pearance of tha hidden design, it is necesssry to color each seg­ ment with cray­ ons or colored pencil* in ac­ c o rd a n c e with its kry. R nieana tha a r e a la to ba colored blua; R —red; V-violet; Y—yellow; 0 — orange: GR— gray. For gray, use a black cray­ on lightly or a soft lead pencil. Imunn »t (3uJf, *i»D 1:1) -Dnlalm * 0*4fT (Met. : 41—Wb*l Ammoalt* rsm* *• aid •*k l i l t r t d ih til •»-*tl«»4 7 : ; NMM ' hgsll (I •**). n. t11:1) ill) __,,of fill 41—Till* addr* »fi naddr*** ____ 45-U af. airrow, *»rr*w. 4*ilhl a*slbl* teeth** stria ft-r f tr e ll" ( I Car. t i l l ) 75—Bcendinsrie* yth T S -P . h 74—tt tr a il* yert f TS—Whe whi G.har'i fetharf <T VL 4:15) * ■ * 77—TThere lo HO dtsrhirge U the* . ------" (E«l. Ill) SJt-T*w*rJ .* i I FIGURE IT OUT _ff.fl k a fifth of X is equal to a fourth of Y and a third of Z and If tha difference between X and Z la BO. what are tha three numbere. X, Y and Z? «KWMz,w-s±r I WENT Into the wooda and tt ■ caught me, 1 sat down to look for it, and (hen went home with It because 1 could not find It What? - , . - grnen. r rnne^nirKn g a ^ r . r r , irK trn ^ n u n crFHTRCirn k'lb s: r-n nrnpi rrr. irmnniuPelt, nur: nmaKn *ll* » iH m y XDUA104 winna n o a a e s u (Cownkht. tStl.'glH* fbatimw Sr*•«*.>». tto.) ^ V. . I • * * ■ 4-" ' i '5*5 r J . i rFinnrn /UrRcptiirr, nn' ccificriziininriin irsr n m ' i i ^ n n n ? r . r r r pprr uprnk rrrnn rrrnru niniii' ■*£i i-xiiK 'ni. f, xiEiirF p r e m n n r n irn n r r H ^ r r r i r ^ r r p -n r iv i r u r i r r WOODEN YOU KNOW? ef-V irP K rn r^ iiB R w iiiird * ', .... J ? Crjj. - WJ :%iT —» . v a u t . . im A ~rt rt ' 1 w .. . J I'M �rrlK-% % a -t rr»- - \ • *H* # wv t ' ------5 ----- ----^ y / .~ ~ r"" *- — sa x**— — ' § ' ■ • • rv r p i n i MBraeynPBfi ■ ■9 B R E * — . *■-------- -- V ?|U. « l ■— TTC-T' * -7 ‘ ..-c- • . mp -------- -- * rjr SB j -*#. *i <* T h iri I t Strength— TH E W E A T H E R tt* Peace 6f the W « U t Considerable cloudiness through Thursday. Scattered. » h o » * n Thursday. Continued mild this af­ ternoon and Innight. fooler Thursday. Moderate tnulhrrlf wind*. shifting tn norther!/ Thursday. ROMI the R i p w i i f Amarira; Te **rel#re Pnm»wfly Nr Sanford. AN 1N D E P C S I)E N T DAILY N E W SP A P E R JpLUME X X X V II! »i Established 1908 i. 1 SA N FO RD , FLO R ID A W ED NESDAY. DEC. 10. 1947 WASHINGTON Dec. in (AT ■— President Tinman want* congress in think It over cartfully before taking any action to nrnhiliit ahlpmcnta of oil abroad. Otherwise, hr aay*. the country "may Buffer." Mr. Truman gave this ad­ vice to Chairman Welch (RCalifl of the House Public Land* Committee, in n letter made nubile by Welch today. Welrh and Chairman Hutl<*r (R-Neb) of the Senate Pub­ lic, Land* Committee joined 1e«t week In asking the Preaident to ban oil exporta a* a mean* of contorting petroleum refervm at home. fn giving reporlera a copy of Mr. Tru­ man's reply, Welch aald the letter "doe* not answer the problem." , By Marshall German Reparations - From Current Pro­ duction Asked By Molotov Are Denied : LO N D O N Dor. i « m — Secretary of State Marahall charged tonight that Rnaiia an taking aaaeta from eaatern Tierm sny at a rata of more To Hold First Meet Jan. 5 GOP Offers <j Program For Price Control Secretary Will Con­ vene Little Assem­ bly To Study Mis­ use Of Veto Power Anti-Trust Laws To Be Set Aside To Al­ low 'Industry-Wide Price Agreements L A K E SUCCESS. Dec. 10 (TP) — Secretaty-Geners! Ttygve Lie announced' today that the, yearatound "Little A»*embly" ol the United Nation* would convene lor the first time here on Jan. 5. The “ Little Asicmbly" wa» ere* sled by the regular 1947 assembly at the suggestion of Set telarv of-Slate Manhall bul Ruttik. lh_ t ( Soviet Ukraine. Roland. Yugtri I 1A n C P m c i n o n t 1 davia, White Russia and Czech* L ilU Ilb A lU M U t n U , oslovakia declared they would rei r « *i I I A i l l . tu ir to attend on, ground tint the new body wa» illegal and con­ trary to the 'U N charter. T t >. Lie, ■< hit weekly newt conferrnt<!, „ i d he had received no ofheiai notiiication of the Soviet than. SSM.OOO.OOO /e a r l/ and , he demanded that the with* dr■wall be halted affective V Jan. I. * T. * LONDON. Dec. 10 (/P)—Sec rttary of State M anhall infnrmrj Soviet Ruuia tonight that "the Uaited. Slatea it not prepared to s a r« to a n / program of, iepgia< A * ' from current production a* j price for the unification nf O rm an/." Apparently M anhall war at. tempting to have a showdown with the Soviet Union and uring the teperation* for thii purpose. He declared in a itatement to the Bit Four foreign minuteri cttoncil. made available by the ^ itiic a n delegation: * A II theae matter* we * have been ducuiiing: the eaport-im port program, the first charge on German export*. agreed Mate mmi« of etternal occupation com. balance*, economy, et cetera, will revttt to the queslion* of repar­ ation*. 1 *’ll»» impotrihle to have a cleat picture of how all theta raailrn put into effect unit** we gkl a dear answer bom the Soviet delegation on the queition of repatalioni from current pro3dclion.** — ------------------ ' j Civic Leaders Turn Out For Early Morn Reception At Bank egates M“ b°"°" of the six Elks by Exalted Ruler, J. E Rowland, tha City by Commlsaioner* Andrew Carraway and I-e* R. Leiher and the County by Judge R. W. Ware, Tax Colfactor John L ‘ Galloway and Sheriff P. A. Mero. E. G. Kilpatrick, president of the bank, extended s welcome With a fine aenae of humor, President Smith, a Californian, praised the Florida climate and declarer! that hi* wife had writ­ ten him that Los Angeles had Juat received ka first rain since Jan'uary. He aald that lie was de­ lighted with the early morning reception here (8:30 o'clock) and revealed that h it trip was "an exceptionally ftna experience." He declared that In all justice to the big cities, some pf tha finait work Is being done by'the tmalle.Llons’ Clubs. The Lions movement Is •grow i. ConHntlStion and expansion (d rxpoit rnntrols. 3. Increase, from the presen' ■ 25 ssrifeeiit to 40 pcnent ,.lhs_. arsu SiSh*!ix5iiai had realgoad as a formality re­ quired by the saw constitution, sing bat would be reconstituted la j mediately, with Oaorgi Dimitrov .continuing as premier. gold' teaerve* rrqutted behind curtem v j-atirs' by Federal Reserve Banks: and increase l<"n» 7V to Y i jrcrc-nl the gold reserve* -. that I r jri.il Reserve Banks must ta rty * to support the deposits <if tomm*ti ral banks. • • . The subcommittee, which In­ spected tha area leaf September, said j ha armed forces should consldsr relocating the supply cer­ ts rs and eliminating duplicate fa citltlea. The report aald subcommittee m tm ben "surmiisd that consider, atloni of economy now are gov­ erning—to perhap# too great *n extent—tha ilraU glc plain of the Army end Navy" and added: "in one Instanco In particular, we ware adv|sed flatly that an Important Installation Is located it'MUaw* p ««« adwati Prison Inm ates E n d ; 2 Day H unger Strike MCNEIL I S L A N D PRISON, Weak, Dec. 10 (AY—McNeil la­ * land penitentiary Inputta* ended a two H day I hunger strike Ike yaataiiUyy against food served a t the prlaon and Warden p. J. Squltr said Praaldant Truman'* ptvgtjun of meatless Tuesday* and Oggle** Thursdays still would be strict­ ly followed. Announcing (he end of tha dem­ onstration try an epproitm a'c IB of the 1,600 federal coo1,018 vUts, the warden disclosed a mitte* of three Inmate*, chos­ en by fallow convicts, had con­ ferred with him on suggestions for Improving tha aarrlas. _ "No -rioting or serious disor­ ders occurred a t any ' the dem onstration/ IffB jte? ■aid Ha blamed tha protest mainly on the difficulty In serving n “varying diet" under. the Presi­ dent's food conservation program. Photo by Raym ond Ktudto Hanfn Clau* in shown a* he waved a Kiwling al It); to n'clork 1**1 job nf drroratin^ hi, f|imt and the little rahin on it with imitation Saturday morning In a vrowd of rittho-n .tir lld d to who (athrrrd '<innw In the form id rorinn to contrast with Ihr -.mill plnr Irrr--. In give him a hearty welcome when hi- arrived at the MiinhipaT Soon a flrr l«mling, Santa was borne uptown In the rh e rn of Pier. Hants navi hale *nuw, or aotnrlhing that look* like U tn Ihntiaand* in the higgeit and beat parade ever -.iinn-nirrd by the keep him frnm getting homesick, no the Key Cluh hoy* did a fine Jayreen and Hanford Merchant* Aaanclation. -I. Controls over vital tranrportatron facilities, inch *' boxcars. Th e — H—pubib-oo*- drafted then progtrun n'a b reply !■* President mitaii'n request f«r broad |rower* to readme ■J n m ’Mury, nf i !•*'* tvrmitleni> requeflt wt» npiT nSlfr,i ijy i&Frpiarr **f I’um m eits IUrnffiim y«l#rtl*y to n iiiiiii Judi&iiiri SubcommiUtt* Hut Republican* h » f « made clt«r ccn On 155.329 Units Of Produce for 155,12*) unit* ol Florid* grown' produce tompilcd by Market M-xn aget H. J. l-eliman. Thii retireaenli a 372,424 increa*e in butinrn over Nov. Irilfi when 134. 472 unit* were told. Truck* liom all ove't the Allan tic teaboard aod middle well are .jamming the . matket area, aqd the mam market platform U heaped high with celery, rabbage. I>*»nt and other produce. One of the “ holteit dealt" at llie market, in the patience of xTeti­ er*. it the tiring bean deal. More than 100.1,25 "hamper* 1>Y fine grille locally grown beant were told for 3319,000 ip November. K-Ullutra ™ r.la tii Agreement Signed For Defense'Bascn WASHINGTON, Dec. 10 WAThe State Department announced today that the United Slate* and. t’lawnma have mignrit an agreement for leasing an air base and Li defense aitrs to the IJ. 8. tn be used for dsfensb of tha t’anama Canal. The joint announcement with Panama said the agreement call* for five-year leases on 18 defense Site* In Panama and a 10-yeat lease with an option for 10 more on tha huge fl-20 air base at Rto Hats, nhout 70 mile* west of Panama City. The agreement, under negotia­ tion for 10 months, Is subject to approval h r the Panama Na­ tional Atahmbiy, which la sched­ uled to meet Friday. State De­ partment official* aald that whether the agreement require* U. 8. .Senate confirmation la yet to he decided. TRUMAN CHRISTMAS WASHINGTON Dec, 10 (A5— The President and Mr*. Truman are planning a family get-togeth­ er Chrlttmas In the White House —the first Yuletlde season they will have spent In tha executive eniton since Mr. Truman aucreeded .the late President Frank­ lin D. Roosevelt In 1MB. * Mrs. James Helm. White Home social secretary, aald today that the President's sister, Miss Mary Truman of Grandview, Mo. and Mrs. Truman's three brothers and their wives wilt b* on hand when the President carves the Christ­ mas turkey In the family dining room. of ( ommerce , . Heildents nf Sanford and Srmjnnle County are urged by Mr. Arfn't'S*- to alte-rd ihr t a'lu-nn-jt. meet and welcome the winter visitor! and enjoy lltr* gnod time lint will follow In the form nf card trip* on the 81. John* River. Th!» will f>* the first time In many gamr*, and outdoor *pml* year* that wilder visitor* hero The shuffle board court* and have had the opportunity of auethe horse shoe court* have Iroon insr tin- heautie* nf nature on put into fine thiijv by city work l.iike Monroe and -the 8L. Johns men. n windbreak' has-been In River. * ■!h IIi-iI to pfill or I players, mid Lasl year lln- I hI ch I nf rlnirchiiw city h «- installed light* for cs, Seminole High School, the uI e Iu playing. Hnlvalion Army tuind, eivi^ cluhi An Innovation it the large ‘i«d Mini olhiV orgiinlrationa and it» an I blark ehvcLi i Ixiatd painted dividuals i ontril to the en no the cement remit end nf Joymtnl ol tourists with muitcal th" Tourist 'C enter. Thl* tv mid entertainment programs tot plajtd with largt- dtukt' with the winter visitors. Evendbigger nool eyta ‘ntlachrel and playtra WIO pole* with hooW to lift the disks. Mr. Armitage reported ihat this form nf rhecker* wh* formerly played In Canada and •tumid prove very popular here. n4Rif pier,rm PoM Inat Crashed In icier, Not Cliongcd ('old Wave, Rain Hits | Auction Planned For Mont PartH O f U. S. 1 Longwood Firemen ASSOCIATED PRESS * In order to further the drivr at 1/ongwood to secure a |T,0oo fire trurk and equipment, toward the piirrhave of which 12,000 “ *v already Iwrn raised, an auction of turkey*, chirkeny, produce and other articles will bo held loidglit In the ball room of the Lohgwnnd Hotel, It waa announced to­ day by M.ixinIIIan Hhensrd, hotri owner ami rhalrm sn nr the clrivla>ngwood Is determined to have aaiil Mr Klirpard, and he reveatrd that the more than '60 items to an up-to-date fire department, lie auctioned have been donated by puhllc-aplrlted citlsens, Revrrai week* ago Mr. Shtpaid and civic leaders nf LongwnH put on a fi*h fry at the hotel, entertainment was furnished, ami Fire Chief M. N, Cleveland, Rep J. Hr alley Odham and othei* praised tha civic spirit of Longtkood citliens and promised them •Id In the drive. • Longwood obisens then contributed liberally. Hr Hitow, freering rain and rain |»H over a wide area of (Im Country today a* temiwrature* in most parts of the Midwest climbed from their sub rn o level* of ^yesterday morning. » A t-and of Jight anow extended northward through MUnwi '.- Jobs, Minnesota, most ,<.( Ilhld.i* and \Vi«i >n»ln and p’srt* of Indian* aod Michigan. Frcexing rain made nmior travel hatardnu* Jn the triwrr Missouri and lower Ohio Valhys while rain al»o fell OV*r part* of the Gulf itate*. Tim mercury, which dropped Io nearly 30.1below In part* of Mln« tifv-ta Yesterday, was generally in the 10 to 20 aliove mark to­ day Rochester reported a low of 10 above aa compared to a 22 below 24 hour* ago. I’elUtpn, Mir In had .th e natlhn'a lowest reading, 4 below, and tempera­ tures were near the xero mark in part* of the Dakota* and Nebrsika. Trotparatures ware b*low th* •eafona) normal In the Eastern ■tales and they also were sligh.lv | lower In lh* Pacific roast and In . parts of the Gulf states. Ticket To MoscomT*' Is Provided Free HARTFORD, Conn.. Dec. tn (Ah—Tha Connectleul secretary POLISH POLICE of the state's office approved W A R S A W Dec. I0 (A h -T h e paper* ____ # _ ............... today organising R thaJ envoy* of three nation* t» \M , Attl„ .|ein Antl-Communiat U ague upon the Poliah government to- w hgu , )o(tan |, „ " frM one-way day Mckcow." .... to explain the arrest* of tlckrt inployri* aa gradthree of their rm Albert R. Epstein, a reitai nf privileges, ea- cashier and one of tha fout ual restrictions o; pecisfly of Anglo-Saxons, appear­ •aid the league xaflll give a ed t» gain headway, flrat, class, one-way ticket to U. B. Ambassador Stanton Orlf- Moscow" to any American Com­ fla said he Waa making represent­ munist who ran mincea hia eltltenations to tha-government on tha ahlp and promises to "go to Rus­ arrest Saturday of Mias Znfl* sia and stay th a n ." Mlchalowaka, 88, who hak been Epstein saidemployed aa clerk In American "I lived In Russia a t tho time consulates in Warsaw and Kra­ of tha revolution and have had kow. enough of Communism," («00SC BaV F orest IIH A C A . N. Y. Der. in m WESTQVER HELD. Mas»„ Henry A. Wallace «*iil toTry that lice 10. 1 \ Mk' l r r Iran*“ tmlrti ihrrf tt a change** in pert plait* with crew member* America-* foreign |mltrv "theie i"irncd Just before midnight , In the jfj wHdtrnM* north of will he * ihinl party" itt the pie« tinnse Itsr, I itiraihir, The Binsidertlisl race hexi year. h<-r of s iiitlm n — If any — was unkno-y. From the air. A rt-il nl i new* cnnfrienre i , . *mr man could be srrn in the hr woutil hr.nl a thin! i . renter of the wrerkxgr waring ipaHv. llte Inini't |)fin»rt.|i( * r r hi. arm*. \* small rernnnalsp m iilrn l and rjitnsi*p . 1 -r r i r l ajv same plipr spotted the lone nf Commerce laul. I w-rll tin what ftcm r ,ln 1ve wreckage. The . . i i — main ground rta tu p -parly » « i' n tcpnrtrd in r>i«v-e River, near and ' hotter program* are plan ned this year, said Mr. Armltagr, aml‘*he again 'urged local rev ident*.to there In the fun, •caa-'it the nvrrage atlcndam >■ was almut 20<) parh meeting, he Among, tha outings'planned tin* reported, and predicted that * or * Armitage, *ie even iietter thl* year. aald V I .' —7^^ and November Sales Local Residents Urged To Join Wallace Attacks A d rill fit ♦ I'ill cMrtrinf w att In Tourist Activities At Center Democratic Party At Farm Market.. <WarParty,, " , Reach $414,573 t rnletIli<and - tourist Cluh will uteri 'oniglil at H:00 o'ch^k »t the lourhl AsA< .* Jine n-i-g) »>n of m lings, picnics -and event* will Init xs/'n f* , .21)fI„In■ Army •tlattpcu,for tht tqamrg *eai. it was announced today hv L M A*im c ver $72,000 Jump Ts tie* «<. , C-54 , ¥ dirrclor of I nmol .«c*tv*tir« of the Seminole ('nuntv Ch»rttb*r Savs Hr Will Run In s WalUce began here an upitatc New York ipcsking tour, ihe ohi<wl of which, |re .»\'tf.. waa to "confirm" a "lliforv" that (he people north of tho Hums "err <qwn mimlril lo the fail the woild (h*nRe«." Reminded that Senjtnr Btew»leV (R-Me) «rill in Wadiinglon Monday that h~ had heard Wal late planned to Imlt the Democrat k Party and announce hi* e an didaey for prnidency on * new tirket. the fotmer cabinet njern bet declared: ‘i haven't employed Senator Rrewater a* my puhllr rrlnllnna man. I am not aware of the f«el that he was engaged by the P U L" s "I* the F R I kerptpg an rye on you 7" n reporter, asked. "Not- that I know nf.” IVatlsre 11 a ,| <«i*ret mn the scene. H hether the mxn at the crash « a* an advance mem­ ber of IheMescuf group i« not known. • -. W ES TD V E R * FIELD - M au., pec. IO -t>Tt— A C-54 U . S. Army Air 'Force pltnc. reported carrying 29 t'l'icflgen.-rvjfhecj ihortly helore lad midnight in an msew**'* ■ hie. heavily forested area four milrs north of Goote Bay Air* liedd. NIL! Ihe commanding officer of the sir Iran'port command at Goote Bay Airport appealed td We»tover Army Artficld'lo *crtd a helicopter with all poidble ipeed a* "ihere are sign* of (urvivors." , rite Wettover Public *Relation* Olficer laid lh*! stlhough ihrf M «r.ii*«,.t •> Pi-v* re «H t H F .m t lT Y France Rejects Red Note Of Protest PARIS Dec. Id (/It — France titled today that the ierrii* of a Russian note protesting treat­ ment of Soviet rlliten* In France and breaking off Krench-Rusalan trade .talk* were unacceptable. . The French charge d'affaires In Moscow, Pierre Charpentler, will be Instructed to return the note to the Soviet government. It wa* announced. .In Moscow, a French embassy spokesmen oald the five members of the French repatriation mis­ sion ordered out of Russia yeaterday had received their exit vis­ as and would depart today or to morrow. They were espellrd af­ ter the French had ordered the Russians* repatriation mission out of France, charging ita mrmb e n with subversive activities. iK ii • \ J. . *f a ti ///o m v fi M X fiffr "COLD WAR" BALTIMORE, Dec. 10 4AT—Tes­ timony that her clergyman hus­ band' kept tha parsonage at a temperature of le u than 80 de­ grees and told her to "put on g sweater, robe* and long under­ wear," won a divorce, for Mra. Nettie 8. Philip.. I 'i -----»A .................. la ! H18K IVAKtNLTttN. Dec, 10 JAb— The State-' Department said today it I* retaining the right to fill "i trp u 'fcr an employ* as a "bail security ri»k” evan though he has been tlenrcri of any dis­ loyally by President Truman’a review tHiard. Employe* aceuserl of disloyalty, neverthefee.*, will b« Informed of the nature of the charge* and givrn the right to lie represent­ ed by*rtrunsaL They also will- ba granted opportunity In esUbllah “afflrmatlvrdy" their loyalty to the UnPed Slates, tha depart­ ment said.* - i fit- _ rationing 11rire e-min ds if the—Adirtllltllt I itui* dhtiialtl itgctitg- they *i«* u'T"“ House Group Says TL , .... Atom Bombs Could < »•* •« ^ s.nfordAmr um*n Murk^t it ifllectriJ in tn*islet vrport of $414,573 Cripple America ‘November -C*'jLiL'n~T.~~Ti~ra"iTV- WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 (/P> A House armed services subcom miltee said today that one or twn atom Immhi dropped in the San Franciscn Bay area probably would be enough to "cripple/- and per­ haps fatally, all American activi­ ties in *the Pacific* S ' Referring to the location “vir­ tually side by .side" of the Army and Nary supply bases in Oak­ land. - the Marine Corps supply log all over thy United Hute*, » S*n FmltCISCo the Nava he asserted, and during tha last)*hipy*rd at Hunters Point and lln lia tn l r« a - lk » < | the Navf air' bate at Alameda, the group said: De Gasperi Offers Big "We believe atomic weapons destroy ibem all tjve fur Public Works Outlay could thermore. they are so constructed ROME, Dec, 10 OP)—Premier that modern weapons should eas­ Alckfc de Ga*)>eri'a government ily be able to reduce them lef ' offered It.000.000,0rr0 lire (it bout rubble.** *J8,0W,0O0| today for public works in Rome city and province to avert a general strike threat­ ened to proteat unemployment, unofficial reports aald. Newspapers forecast the cab­ Eyans. 27-year-old f o r m e r inet's action might be Itg last Army Air force pilot, flow "The and that the harried IThrmler Qt>: bf Angals" named after hie might announce tomortow hi* native Los Angeles. Teaman. SO- fifth government. Including rep­ year-old wartime flight Instruc- resentative* of two small leftist ■-- (twwiiaieO ■■ re a e Rtakti parties, which would afford the s^'v 1’ ---government an unaasailalde mar &D8t Office Revealfl Jorlty In the asmsmbly. a • a tt ‘ehsmher of labor for ■ i\e w { S e a s o n a l llO U rH Rome province « u to consider the 'a: offer later to­ ^ Postmaster Joel 8. Field today day. It had demanded 10,000.000,announced |h a t tho Poet Offire 000 lira to help the unemployed will be open every shopping day In the Rome area, estimated at Th* general strike threat Christmas, Including Wedand Saturday afternoon*. remained Implicit, } that shoppers take adROME, Doe. 10. {Jh— T ie . of tbasa two day* to the strain on d«*ui work- Chamber of Labor voted a gen­ eral strike for Rome’s provine*, other day*. .effective at- midnight. The government of Premier on Wednedaa/a and closed Atclde de Gasperi, according to ■day afternoon*, a t theae unofficial reports, had offered y* been found tp bf moat Bhoul »1,000,000,000 lira (about HH,650,000) for. poUic work* Ip the city and province of Rome In CAMP FIRE an effort to avoid, the strike, MP, N. which w si called to protest un­ employment. P winter ■ to death HULGAKIA* CflANUB rly LONDON, Dae. 10 OPl-Nickoto Dolatovchev. Bulgarian political tbs I. Voluntary t n d u* t r y-w I d e .agtcenieiik to hold living tbtti in line. Anti-ttu«t laws would be ret avidc tcmjwitatrly for such agreement*, and lh- Administra­ tio n would be given monk/ to ptpmotr -tifji * piogiam. active mekbeiship on hand to a maximum of 51 natidns. from Hovn-t-occup & •tontlM tlaM l an Cm * fcU > TKTERBORO. N. J.. "bee.' 10 OPl—Cliff Evans and George Twiman landed their twn pint ■Wed. 100-horaepowef f l i v v e r planea at Taterbnro airport at •10:1,0 A. M. today, ending a lei­ surely 26,000 mil* globe-circling flight unique In the h itte r/ of aviation. , The two former Army pilot* came in a* cnaually aa they de­ parted from this auburban com­ mercial airport on Aug. 0. They Itad flown aromvl 'tha earth tn 123 dkya to ihow that It could done In little fabric-covered be. doi Jffcraflt with a cruising speed of per hotor. IPS rollea ml flight of fighter plane* •»W ad the tyro pilots oft the final from Harrisburg, Pa., todly. , JSvani came In flrat, touching thg runway if few aeeondi ahead or.Truman. .The flag* of 23 nation* and various Insignia gathered e t each o f.th eir 49 etopi were painted on the -aides of each of tha tlhy tUanea, smallest rVcr to eroea the dKiuu and to circle tha globe. Beneath each of tha flags was tha name of a leading person In country. ^ Including that of program provides, for; countriesbal M lh The SecseUry-General said he would preside at the oiM-iiing aetaion Jan. & pending selection nf a chairman. The stuff expect* the new body to meet about twice a week. The big power veto, used 22 times by Kus-tia , in the Security Council, f* one of the *ubjecta tilled for debate; Lie announced that the com­ mission to supervise elections and independence for Korea—al­ so created at the suggestion nf Marshall—would leave Jan. 2 and hold ft* fit si session in Seoul sometime .before Jan-- 10- The .Soviet Ukraine, one of the nine nations named by the assembly to the Korean Commission, h’a* announced* refusal to serve, and It was considered likely that rami* Russia would *, Wu- lb* the Scnvie Repuh- ican 5|erim « Comrmltcc, and t loll-e* HeptiMu vn l eader- H ll> eel: of Indiana, announced tho Fred W. Smith, president of trgular assembly which tan (lorn Lions International, was escorted ^ * P L -L 6 -la -N o v ..j^ _wi|b. ill A 7 . attending into Sanford this morning with a •U,nd,n« ‘ T,,c tiren blowing police car leading the Soviet boycott would reduce the fram current production ‘number* for the welcoming. Klfor the unification wanfi w ai represented by Prasl- (p & World chairman ol V I Sits L o c a l U U D • Manhall skid ha wanted clearly understood “that the Member* of the Sanford Lions United Slate* la not prepared to Club, headed by King Lion W. O. to aqy program of rrpar- Llvlngatorr turned out In good Flivvers’ Marks End WASHINGTON. Dec. 10 </Pr— Republican congrervionsl Icldet* agreed IrnLy on a l»ur-|K>mt *nti-tnlLlum piogtam for enactment dunng the present vesuon ol Congic»». Senator Tall of Ohio, Fred W. Smith, way down Dark Avenue-ftom II* • south city limits, and was given a hearty reception by City and County official*, and representa­ tive* of civic orgsniialioni at lh.Florida Stale Bank. President Smith Was accompan­ ied here m his specially decorat­ 'd Lions automobile by A- A. Delarge of Winter Garden, interna­ tional representative of Lions aBd C. EL McNulty, a director of the 'Hganiulion. and Dr. C. W. Breader Pettis, designer of the Monu­ ir ment of Stales at Kissimmee. * NO. 278 Associated Press Leaned Wire Truman-RejectaOil Export Ban ,T = l *- - 9. ■ » Jr' * T_.» -- 4 ; : *ls , - -- - W.- ■-4*1 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 09, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 09, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4c8bcb5655229f3b00378081eb7acdff.pdf 8657ed7db1bfce80af1aa2f037295026 PDF Text Text , f --------------------- 1 ! ----------------------- --- ----------------------------- J' — ---- - J ......... . ____ / • V Artist Has Power To See Room As If It Were A Picture lip UAL BOY Lit TIEW / YORK,—<VP»—Climb a flight of stair* in an elderly brirk Itouae in Greenwich Village. Open the door and you come into the home and workshop of a lady of courage. She la Oorthy Romalpe, who learned how to be an interior decorator by t«lng a Janitor. Some yeara avo tragic cir­ cumstances compelled her to earn a living by taking rare of two houses Previously she had been an a rtist—an "artist who couldn't paint,” aa ahe put it. " It aeemed the black-«t nerlml of my life," ahe said. "I had to elewn rooms, acrub stairs, stoke fu m arrs. I was numb with end* lesa fatigue and despair.” Troubling her spirit most was the fact her labor gave no outlet to the creative force she fell within her. “ I was an artist faced with th* necessity to earn a living, yet Inexorably forced to create—in tom* form or other,” she said. Rut if oqc channel is blocked, the creative forte of an artist must find another 6utlet. Mrs. Romalne found hers In painting, repairing, furniture and redecorat­ ing the two old housea. "I learned I could makr a picture out of a room," ahe aald. The . dlacovcry changed her whole life, and for that ahe la Still grateful. 'T ragedy makes you go forward," ahe said. "You have to— there's nothing to g o -bark to, ■»Yoft have to Iw daring." Little little ahe tested her grow­ ing skill by redecorating the apartmenta of her friends. Her problem was to do this without a large esnendlture of money, as her friends weren't the type who buy furniture bjr the vanload. _ "B ut- every artist loves a challenge” she said, ."and to Move M e result* with small means Is thrilling. "An artist has the strange and, personal power of aeeing things aa a picture. When 1 entered a room I could ace the elements that made it blurred, drab or un? harmonious. Rut by simple changes In the justoposithm of * nbiec's new color patterns, re-doing old • pieces of furniture, choosing lovely lamps and eliminating use­ less and ugly things I learned to put harmony, rhann apd person­ ality Into a room. "I found that beauty la not merely a m atter of cost but of taste." Gradoally Mrs. Romalne con­ verted this hobby into a fulltime career. She Still specialises in helping people of ioW-hudget Incomes who "need beauty In their •no "i surroundings” but haven’t time or talent to do their own decorat- % the hric-ahtiras of dusty auction rooms in I-uwer Manhattan she turns up Inexpensive bar­ gains,-‘finds many fin* old pieces of furnitures disguised by rout* of cheap paint. "Having no money taught me that It Isn’t the price you pay— - It's what a thing is that'* Im­ portant," she said, "and I don't agrea with people who helyachn that life Is dismal.” Her own creed—taken from the New T estim enl—is painted over her fireplace and give* her dally comfort: _ Palestine Fights iijMiisMiv o n , i*«a* U ni ( FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1947 T H E SA N FO R D H ER A LD , SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A PAGE EIGHT * 'estimated by Hebrew papers at mors than $4,000,000. , 'Angered Arabs demonstrated •gain io Egypt and Lebanon, Iwl. o f the aeven countries whose repretentativrs w ill confer Monday in Cairo on means of “ defending and liberating” Palestine. which the United Nations voted to cut into Jewish and Arab nations. Tim British arc to abandon thru League o f Nations mandate next year. Recruits for an Arab expedi­ force started basic train­ grounds o f Syrian schools. donations and volunteer* in. tionary ing on Money poured ‘ Bom* 60,000 demonstrators nu-i In the center of the Lebanese Capital of Beirut protesting the ' partition decision. Arab sources aald 8,900 men and 63 women ■ from Lebanon had volunteered to fight partition. lUile to disperse dcmunstratoV* !.CIub-wislding police were unCairo, despite a government hlbition against such maultatlona. Moslem brotherhood tgU f 'cmiad off tb# dsul­ tra lion. Homo 200 police with rifles machine gun* guarded the U. emlutssy In - the Iraqi capital * ! to■ pprotect ft i a p p i It n tM Hack such ’os waa visited U. 8. Information aarvyesterday. Trad* uncancelled a demon and n alfa were relr quiet, although an Arab ported bombed to ilcalli port city. Tha three-day general atriko ran out Its ■ ■ ■ In i’atcstlns. troop* acre 'on • the In Palestine, .although it Moslem sabbath. Armored a .MARRIED 3 HOURS LOS ANGELES Dec. 6 0T»)— [Small Bargee Lines Soil Conservation Wilson, 09, says he has been Stressed To Youth John married to the asm* woman for Rap, Law Asking a #7 yeara hut hasn't seen her since OMAHA, Dm . 6-U P )—The n •TMlWO. for soil conservation will not be ICC Regulations brought home to the people until Wilson finally got around to Republicans Plan l(M<lliia><l un P a ,, It!**'-) vvney aid program for Franre. ILal> and Austria. A fight to slash the proposed J5U7.LOU.OOO expenditure to aw a* »-'tO0.MK),OO0 was premised n the House for Monday. Other developments In Con­ gress included: • I. Edward Brown, president of - the First National' Rank of Chicngo, told the Senate Ranking .'ommiltec there should he no ed u ctio n 'll feriersl taxes "while we are In this- Inflationary pec rlod." Hrown also is head of the eurrni React ve Hoard's advis­ ory council of private bankers but he emphasised he wss speak­ ing personalty in opposing any considering proposals • to curb tax cut now. 'the committee la oaiik credit and installment buy­ ing. Si. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson opt-oacd before a Sen­ ate Judiciary Subcommittee any effort to set n legal minimum of the amount of wheat he should withhold from export in ordrr to provide a domestic carTyovet of grain Into I94H. The subcom­ mittee is considering proposals to continue export controls. E THI KNTIRt PADS SUIWAY SYSTIM WAI PAIAIYZ7D when French workrn walked out of three power stations.! Here, crowds Jam the curbstones waiting for buses—th* on* medium of transportation le ft A few hours after this picture was taken, th* police succeeded In removing sltdown strikers from the city's electrical'generating' plaotp, enabling the Farts subway system to operate again. __(International Radiophoto) ’ WASHINGTON.’ Dec. 3 ( /P > A proposal • that tl«e House cut the Administration's $597,000,000 emergency foreign aid program to . l/.ullnn-rf rival r a i l osar ( I s s IIssm i , . m Paa* «•»» $300,000,000 came today ^ from at the earliest possible moment haired at the yale. but a spokes­ Rep. Jonkman (R -M ie h ). SAN FRANCISCO Dee. 6 UP) »'“t we regard it as dangerous to man- inside said -there were be­ —The time of' Gcnaral Mae Afth- **»• I »*curlty of the allied ■ m ~ "■ I— "ed nations Jonkman announced he w ill lieves! to be many injured. ur'a homecoming and whether hr •"**. to* P ? e « «f the world as offer a formal amendment to that T ra ffic clogged h i g h w a y - t may become a candidate for the M CTUflly misleading to the effect when the aid b ill, now be­ around the farm , impeding move­ 1948 presidential nomination are Germans them ielrcs to pretend mere setting up of a central in a g ck debated by the House is-open- ment o f emergency equipment. m atters strictly up to th# general jn himself, says his no. 1 admini. ‘ P*™*® *ortrnme«it would result rd *(o amendments next Monday. The blast occurred at 10:30 A. strator in Japan. • *n b a lin g the division of Ger* ' In a speech prepared f i r House M. (P S T ). Lt. General Robert L. Elrheh ’. .. delivery. Jonkman contended the W ithin a few miles, flame* berger told Interviewer* yestrrrrench F o r e i g n Minister Slate Department has overestimat­ shooting 100 feet into the * air day he had no views on either '*eorgrs Bldoult prepared a statenient that France would accept matter. ed the needs of Italy, Austria and were visible four miles away. Elchelherger hvada the Eighth Anglo-American plans to raise hire companies from nearby Army, which execute* allied pol the level" o f Indi France. H r said the Administra­ Juatry. in.. Gertion's estimates were basrd^ on communities were rushed to tlm Icy In Japan, and I* returning to i m*nX—« r ranee obtained auffiscene in an attempt to localise the hla command with hia wlfo after c,ent guarapt*** against future H»ph>«*td fa tu - " ; . *■ Many Injured MacArthur’s Plans Not Stated By Aide Red Plan Rapped two month* In Washington, • aggreaalun.. "Japan la pitifully weak.” he . Hldault Haled two' principal no ______ ejianrs* French conditions: said. “And there ___ __Is ... that the Japanese are Just pre- . Allied control of tho steel protending to like the idea of De- during, ‘coal-rich Ruhr, the Inmocracy. They are sincerely try- duatrlal renter of Germany. Ing to follow our ways.” A treaty "similar to that pr > Considerate treatment of Japan pooed by the United States gov"may pay off a lot for ua some eminent. " day, unless we muff the ball and | • -Marshall in hia statement said ilrop it into the ditch," he added.; Molotov “has spoken almost dally t | on the need for a German gov-» rrrnm«'nt.“ ‘I hope," the American areTaber Is chalrmsn of the House , e i . y X i a r e d 7 “ h 7 w m now he Appropriations Committee and a* precise regarding th* creation such wield* powerful Influence H'mUlaarS liom I ' m , Oh I of- conditions which would make on the amount of fund* voted by l l w t S w l from r»a» llaal ter day by the natloJal assembly, a central German government a the House for any purpose. Ills two p a iti in th ii ways ' the lower house. living reality and not a pretense." In his opinion, Marshall said, romntittee will begin work next - Part one: today''» gateway de­ . Tho new law is aimed at week on appropriations hilts to dication. with Governor M illard F. breaking strikes whifh hava the principles necessary to en­ idled more than 2,000,000 worker* able a German government to back up whatever winter relief function effectively include: program may eventually b* ap­ Caldwell describing to more than tor almost three week*. Police oporK-JI an Investigation "Thu basic freedom fur tha 4,000 listeners tiow (he establish­ proved by Congress. A t the House went on with ment o f the 454,000 acre Ever­ of a bombing last night at the individual: the abolition of to n ­ sreneral debate, Ren. Mason glades National Park as the 28th home of Communist la-adrr Mau­ al boundaries, except aa delirn(R-HI) assailed the Administra­ sikIi park in the nation came rice Thor ex in suburban Choiay- (nation of occupation areas, with Le-Koi. A grenade exploded be­ no hindrance the ----free . flow ------------ to — — tion’* entire foreign policy. lie Imrci was of peusms, -idea* and good! praised side the house hut Th< said he will oppose the proposed about. The Governor cU* and there wa* throughout the whole of Ger­ Marshall long-range program (ho.; who rook part. Joseph J. muJ ."*• for European recovery, hut favor* Lawlrr. third aui.tant | » . » m * . t e r l ^ ,Un",,' r ' No ° ,Mf W*’ ’ many; and a 'elen r determination of the economic burdens the emergency *|d to relieve actual t German people -are to bear." dislrrss In Europe. *7— general. wa» the next speaker, a f-| Today * turner faiurc was The secretary put _blountly to Harking hack'to policies d t th* ter which tperjal portal crewi be- second in Paris this week. I’oIIcj late President Roosevelt, Mason gan to rta n 600,000 letters bear­ cleared sltdown strikers from the Soviet, French and Rritiah declared "the mess In Europe to­ ing llie new Everglade* National six power plants Tuesday morn­ foreign mlniatera 'th e ouettlon: day I* laroelv of our own Park rtamp through cancellation ing ami gt>l power on • after a “Are the members of this coun­ blackout of several hours caused cil prepared to create the con­ making" and "stem* from the Bnwaaemrnl policy of the 'In- machinr* and the rtamp went on by a strike of electrical work- ditions under which German ,po­ litical and- economic unity can dispensable man who headed tale at the Florida City p o rto ffire. vf*, • • • Thl* morning, failed become a reality?" th l. nation fdr I I lo n r-vear. and i two. Tomorrow', principal, ™ . * "»»"« ng. the power f.ilrd directed our foreign relation* dur-1cpn!mony #t +;Vrrgladc« City, I*1/®, A- M- J»ul c,nw hl“ 't Ing^thaj it time." ,wh*n Governor Caldjrrll will for- ' l«k 4*'■ mjhutM in - some pgrt* BERLIN. Dee. S -U F i-N o n hBml oypr k ar„ to of the city in top priority hulld- Communist parties today denounc­ The Marshall Plan. -----------Mason as­-serted. calls for the United 8tates Interior Secretary JullUs Krug. i"*» »• radio, telegraph ed aa a Communist trick th* Soto "bleed Itself whit* to furnish T h o 'c * b W t offlrer wlU In turn and news wire relay cctfier* called "German People'* Congress" Power line* to major factories which will open here tomorrow lifeblood to a patient who perrtst* | ntro4jUfe president Truman, who in following a court* that con- wlJ1 f |ve , , 2 t0 jr mJnule ad- apparently 'remained down, how­ under auspices of the Russian ever. sponsored Socialist U nity,P arty. tjnually taps hia otrength." . drrM on conservation. Congress Is ft> elect a GerIn support of the bill. Rep. JaPresident Truman’* talk will * The subway company said at vtts (R-NY) told the Rouse that and MBS. 2:30 P. M.) Other first it had managed to get a man delegation to seek audi­ "failure to enact It will result in be nationally broadcast (NBC few trains running at stow pace ence before thfc Mrejgn-ministers Communism taking over by force speakers will Include Senators only 30 minutes after the shut­ conference in London. Th* Social Democratic press the government* of France end Claud* Cepper and Spestard L. down, but later announced thal Italy thhi winter.” the first traina after the black­ charged that German Commu­ , Holland f i t Florida. He denied the meaeurv would, Lawler handed album* contain out did not move until 9:60 A. M. nists, with Ruslan endorsement, The key industrial center of were packing the Congress to “bleed this country whit* , aay-1 )njt th , new stamp to Governor Ing the- maximuni wheat ship- 'caldwcU. l i i u g U ^ t i u a t w 'H u f h St. Etienne, near Lyon, wn* elect three leaders of th rlr own — ^ -------— " ~ - Ii reported virually In the hands petty as delegates to Ixmdon. lr' l',f1 -------------------«»• M t c xceed Em.reon, “Florida City PostmlsThen, this* reports said, Rus­ 00,000,000 iiushela while the p re -, tree* Ann* U.Xh*p<A*n and other of Jta (jO.OOO atrikere, with strikj V. 1«. MolotOV would pro­ »ent voluntary conservation pro- officials committee "Police'' »rid to bo In al*'* to the other foreign minis­ * 'r**dJr h** 100,000^. Governor Celdwell declared control of streets and newspaper* pose ters that the** Communist* be ad000 bushels. I establishment of th* new there. tied as spokesmen for all GarHep. Lyle (D-Tex) urged P**-1 p*r W was tha result of teamwork A 'third striker died of wounds mi on the peace question. aage of the hill and aald he de- unong state officials, the legiala- suffered yesterday at Valence many The leaders of Germany's two plored any mood of fear on tha lure and publlcmlmled dtlien*. aa the teault of a fight to re- biggest political parties, the Soc­ part of Congress. “While there arc 28 park* .In occupy a railway station. There ••What th* re* rest of the world the national ayateiA," said th* were- similar attempts at Be- ial Democrats and th* Conser­ needs is a .spark of the spirit that Governor, “thl* park In future stera, Narbonne, Perpignan, Mar­ vative Christian Democrats, sharp­ rejected Commmunist Invita­ haa made America great, he said. yeara will ill upon th* top rung seille and Carnoule*. The effort ly tion! to attend th* Congress. "We have perhaps the greatest of the ladder and will bring more succeeded In Carnoule*. Tho Socialist Unity Party’* opportunity of history—to sand visitors to Florida than any other A train and 16 cars were de­ Communist leaders than Intensi­ not cold dollar*, but a gift of of the slate'a attractions.' railed near Tours, without serlotu fied their efforts to round up refriendship to the** people. casualties. resentstions from labor f ire, Uachtra and MILAN,'ItAiy, Dec. 6 UT>- groups In all son** to give Stocks plummeted In ’Milan to­ meeting meet! r an all-Germany eomi I P n l t t M i i m r , i , Owe) day, touching off a riot by a Ion. They announced that even ( C w l l s s r S t r - w ras* O H I taken by I.ocal 2HH came as tho bald by th* House Committee on mob whleh stormed the itock former N ail party members will ba welcomed aa "noyr considered Union and Carbide officials re­ Un-American Activities in Octo­ exchange. # Small u a d e n . apparently pan turned bargaining negotiations. ber. They contended th at the .‘com­ ke-alrickrn over the prusjH.-t »f t *‘T h la ‘le th* biggest bluff ever The union’s contract with Cifblde, which operate* the huge mittee waa violating their Con- paper lossi* of mill ions of lire. attempted by a political party, gaseous diffusion plant for. sep­ dilutions! rights tty inquiring in< Invaded th* trading pit *na chas­ “Tha Social Democratic press ed out the operator*, to.nporerilv said. "It 4a an attem pt by the aration of uranlum-336, expiree to their political1 .beliefs, Dmytryk Is a motion picture halting butintt*. Police cleared Communist* to gain dictatorial ' ."We received a wire from Mar­ director, Blbtrman a director- the floor, hut th* demonstrators power.” The American, nritish and tin Wagner, our International producer, Scott a writer-producer, gathered outside and ,»crearned French military government! plan­ ". 4‘ ned to tend observer* to the Con­ resident In Washington, author­ era. Dmytry and Scott recently Invsetiva. A spokesman for the bank gress. ing th* strike If no contrac. were dlamlaaed by RKO Studio, ,' Is signed by‘ Tuesday,” Terry and the other* Sr* scenario writ- of Italy in Rome said no new Lardner by 20th Century Fox, factors had, arisen to cause the declared. The union official sold there and Cole and Trurobo by Metro break. Tha drop in price*1 of were 84 points at dispute between Goldwyn-Mayer. The Other* have ■lock* has been under way la Mi­ lan for several days, and t bo th* union and Carbide and that no regular studio contracts. position, of apeculators holdii non* of them had befp settled. ORI-ANDO Dee. 6 01V-P*t* / JAPS CONVICTED ■ has become A company spokesman confirmed for | higher p:rices ‘ Cooper of Ponte Vedr* “ GUAM. Dee.'* (A')—Three for­ tenable. \ there were a number of points Stock-ln^fist Motors, which took an early second roui at dispute and said, "W* hope mer Japanese army officers were ‘ i by a 0 . 8. military bed reached a Mgh of MOO lire to reach a settlement in th* nean American filer who a steady rise since -the par 68 to match, his goUatidns.” 'jjs dropped " * on the Rome armistice, In s mss* meeting last night, i and give him 1M with market from the Niov. 6 quotation her* of th* union voted to a quarter of the field * the The Senate has passed-a $597,* 000.000 hill aid to the three F.uropcan countries, as asked hy Pres­ ident Truman. But chances that the Administration will ' get House approval for anywhere near the amount f i' desires were dimmed further hy the attitude of Rep. Taber (R-NY). He said the $597.000.000 asked is "loo liberal." fire. The expulsion ahook homes and buildings In a wide area. The county fire department said that the largest tanka In this field hold a million barrel*. Th* tains source said it was reported th* explosion . (sit one ol the largest 'tanks. Th* El Segundo tank farm la on* of the largest In South­ ern California, hut most storage tanka are underground. Everglades Park CIO Gives Okay By GORDON B R 0W N _ AF Hpeclgr Washington Service WASHINGTON Dec. 5 (/P)— Small barge line operators, many of them from Louisiana, hava protested against pending legisUation " they contend . would put them under Interstate Commerce Commission supervision and pos­ sibly drive them out of business. The bill, supported by the com­ mission. would give it authorlt: to regulate all shipment*, by ra water, highway, or air, of dangsroua or explosive i s ' commodities. IAlthough though th# measure is pendIng In the Senate, by agreement a hearing on It was conducted k by th* House 8mall I this week Business Committee. The opera­ tors contended that alne* they hauled large quantities p t pet­ roleum products and sulphur, they would be subject to the bill and placed under ICC regulation. A. D. Henderson of the Amer­ ican Association of Small Busi­ ness, said th a t the small Inde­ pendent contract barge lines r present virtually the only unre­ gulated carriers In the country and are th* only group, making money. And R. A. Steigler argued that the proposal "can oaly produce confusion and overlapping of Jurisdiction and Oral coats mon­ ey." "Mora expense*," he said, “mean higher freight rates * and that will affect every business­ man In the United State*." II. B. Jordan of th a . Canal Barge C o , asserted the bill "with the addition of a few words would bring about complete regulation of our Industry, and ‘'complete regulation would mean the destructlon of many o f us.' H. J. Collin*, Marin* Contrac­ tor. said h* feared th at "If w* are regulated by the Interstate Cumuu'rro Commission wr would have no business.” Frank Perrin, executive assis­ tant director of the Office of De­ fense Transportation,* supported the bill and said its purpose was to place regulatory authority over transportation and packag­ ing of explosive commodities un­ der one bureau. He contended it was "no at­ tempt to put exempt carriers under ICC regulations," would have no effect on operating right* and wrtild give the ICC no authority to fix rates of the con­ tract carriers. . French_Police Orders ; Movie Writers J. W. Welln Assigned As State Patrolman J. W. Wells, ex-Marina and for­ mer member' of the 8L Petersburg Police Department ha* completed his course in training aa a 8tato Ilghway Patrolman Pa Highway and has beep .signed to th* Fourth District — — hicn inrfud which includes Seminole County. II* will Start his patrol duties Dec. 20 In this County, it was an­ nounced at the 8h*rlfr* office this morning by SgL Bill Norrlt. Patrolman Wells was greeted this morning by Sheriff P. A. Mere and invinbara of hia staff and waa assured of their ftill co­ operation. He succeed^ th* late L. C. Render who waa klljed • In an accident on We* First ' 8tre#t. ....................West He revealed that he served 20 months in th* Pacific Theater with the Marine Corps, Is married and served aa a policeman in 8L Petersburg following his discharge from Marine duty. MOONSHINE SLUMP WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 UP)— The raobnahinlng Industry, run­ ning counter to the general busi­ ness trend. Is'In a slump. Th*. Interal ReVneus Bureau today appraised the value of stills, whisky, n'ifrf* end other equipment s s lid m fro m moon­ shiners between July 1 and Nov. 1 this yraV a t >417,989. In th* same period of last year, the appraised value of such seliures was >718,989. months compared with M i l l ‘In the same 1948 period. it D taught in . schools _ . . below ------ the ^ Muster of the Boll Conservation Society of America said today. " If our schools are going to teach children bow best to live and be good clUxens," the Milwaukee man declared in an address pre­ pared for the society'*, annual convention, "they cannot leave out this m atter of soil and water conservation.” "Not enough of our citisens to day rtcognixa their responsibilities for the conservation of our nat­ ural resource*. Thl* can It* traced directly to th* fact that these citizen* were not taught that they are totally dependant on produclive land for their livelihood. Betides proving toil conser­ vation training In high school, it is also necessary that “more col­ leges and Universities provide for basic and advanced work in soil and water conservation,” the aodety president declared. Almost every state aa wall a t about a doxen foreign countries were represented at th* second annual 'meeting of the aodety. doing something about their lo n g . separation yesterday.— He filed * suit for an annulment on groundf of fraud or a divorce on grounds of desertion. In hi* sufi ag d iirt Ttllle Schlauroff Wilson aald they were m ar­ ried In New York city on May 4, 1900. Ho waa inducted into the U. S. Army two hours, after the rcremony and nr»Vr heard from her again, he stated. HUMOR CONFIRMED WASHINGTON Dec. 6 .U P ) - . Undersecretary of 8l*te Robot© A. Lovplt said today the United 8late* - embassy In Moscow hat buying spree." l«ovctt told thi confirmed report* of a "Ruaslai Senate Appioprlation* Commit, tee that a telegram lust received from Ambassador W alter Bedell Smith indicated “panic buying" "•cause of fear* of a change in the value of Russian currency. * Reuther Says Ford Is Pretty Decent Sort DETROIT, Dec. 6 UP)—Waller P. Reuther today termed Henry PonI II "a very decent aort of a- cllixen” following an Informal coll by the Industrialist on thy president of Ihe^CIO United Au­ to Worker*. " I see no reason why we should not have aatisfkctory labor re­ lations,” Reuther said after an hour's chat. "Individually, I'm willing to meet him half way. He he was willing to do that too. "Our choL waa vary .aaliafactory and very pleaeant all around.” * PordV vialr to the big UAW CIO headquarters building In midtown Detroit apparently came unannounced, and resembled a similar casual call the young auto executive made on CJO president Philin Murray In Wash­ ington last May. BEVERAGES . . "ALL OF THE OLD FAVORITES” for YOUR HUNTING TRIP n BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR 112 Wral First Street Phone 8fl0 • Strong -- Healthy 3-A Grade New Hampshire Red CHICKS Two Weeks Old . I . at Day Old Price* — - Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store Corner Second A Sanford Avenue Phone 3SB WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR USED T I R E S __________ _ >1.00 up USED TUBES...... ............... ...... $0.75 up S Pete Cooper Leads Golf Meet With 68 ot iSui* DAVID SMITH. Tire Department ■. '• ■ . ‘•>v ».• Distributors For GENERAL TIRE wtd RUBBER COMPANY aJ a - • -•* ,*- i ■■ \, • e r k * a a ts k with a 66, shot i l l vtsterday and another today fee to * U e l« I« rW ,4 A trio of 69‘i added to Menwere bruised In their haste to tic*I 76's yesterday gave US'* avoid the invading trader*, who to Mika Diets of Detroit, John hurled chairs and overturned b*?ch?*_A A 1* 1* ■ ‘t-J ...r..‘.L f j i. . •' j " ’ - . j }* - j FOR RE-CAPPING SEE US FH v» E '£ — r' * ' , t-*.•tsr.T ---- T P �— ■M IV . . : THE W EATHER In Unit! There T» Strength— r*rt)y rlotidi smi continued mild this afternoon. Innieht ^n<l Tuead»v. Moderate -i.i.ll’Vfl) wind*. T» Protect th* P « ro of tb« World: To (bo Progress of Ametlea; To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ' • volume tfxxvil! Molotov Asks Ten Billions n Red M inister Gives R ussia's D em ands On Germ an O u tp u t A t Big Four M eet LONDON. I)*r. 8. (/Pi— For•Ign Minister V. M, Molotov today listed four-power control of (hr Ituhr and rrpral of Ihe economic m rrgrr of (hr Ameriran and British rones aa part of thr price of Hotlel sx rrrsaent fo unify Germany. i Established 1908 . Snow Cuts Phone Service In North Arab Heads Meet To Plan Way To Fight Partition Fiery B attles Rage In T el Aviv. Aden And In Palestine MONDAY. D EC. 8. 1917 Associated Press I^ a srd Wire N O . 276 Red Efforts To Reds Accused Block Relief Of Insulting Are Attacked U.S. Official Senate Studies All-American Defense Pact Rom anian Police E n ­ te r Homes Of A m er­ ican M ilitary M en: French Strike Dies V anclcnhcruSaysM casure Could Not Be T h w arted By E ffect Of ParalyziiiR V eto WASHINGTON. Dec. fl ( / P i O fficial rrp o tl* that police in Communist • dominates! Romania searched the homes and auto­ mobiles of ..United Slates d ip ­ lomatic and m ilila iy ofltctals were made public today by Senator Knowland (R -C a lif.). He iaid be would tell tbe Sen­ ate that "our diplomatic and m il­ itary i personnel lias been pushed arnuitd" in violation of oidinaty diplomatic courtesy. Knowland told reporters he first learned of the incidents on an overseas European inipection tup and that a cable from the Amer Kan minister in Romania, Rudolf E. Schoenfield. confiimed these instances: I. Romanian "secret police" tw ice, seaichcd the .home n f j . captain attached to the American military staff despite protests of the captain that his wife wav "expecting an iq ^ n l" and could W A SH IN G T O N . l ) r r s - dS — t h r Senate ra tifie d tixla) a Itr a ly pledging mutual action h* th r nations o l th i* hemi. sphere against *n> aggressor. DES MOINES, Dee. 8 i/D— Thirty-four town* In north rentrnl and northeast Iowa were cut off* from long iliatance telephone service today following .now, elect and high wind* yesterday arid last night. 'S ta te D epartm ent In ­ Meanwhile, then- wa* up to sists S t r i k e s In six Inches of anow bit th>ground at acme point* In n " F rance Arc Aimed not (tut n Iow a from Hioux City to Mason City. Illghw an < A t Influencing U.S. were haxardous but open. The Northwestern Dell Telephone WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 </P) Company, which placed dam­ Dallas W. D oit, a 'Slate Depart* age from the latest storm at an estimated $60,000 aald aome mrnt o fficia l, said today Communof the isolated towna were iit-in ip ire d ilrik e t in Fiance mav •hose to which nervier waa rut be aimed to ditcouragf* Congreti off by .imilar storms 'a*, week. The. company »ald the from voting emergency leltel for cumulative, lolal of damage ( that country. from last week's and yester­ Dort. department adviser on reday's storm* would amount to i lief and rehabilitation. Agreed with about I t 00,000. LONDON. Dec. ft ( /P j- F o t- ^ cign Minister V. M. Molotov t o - , day Hated $10,000,000,000 rep­ aration! and repeat o l the eco­ nomic m rigei o i the British and American ro n ri at the price nf Soviet a g irrn irn l lo ihe economic nnilicalion o f Germany. Under wctlcrn p ie n u ie . Molo lo r detailed R im ia 'i demand* on Germany for the f ir il time unce foi'.’ ign m innlen* council convened Nov. 25. He coupled hi* reparation* dem ind, a reiteration o f -previoin £ Soviet figuiei. with an attack up­ on British-American plan* (or IIr ASSOCIATED PRESS economic revival of their occupaA iah trader* converged on C ip­ , lion area*. The*e, he *aid. were ro today to decide how the/ "aimed at the liquidation o l Ger­ w ill oppose the partition of I ’ llm any ■* an independent d a te ." e ilin r. already tla in rd with blood J h e Soviet ilalrin e n t came a llr r o f AS prison* killed in nine day* __ U. S. Secretary of Stale M a n h il! o l communal rioting over the joined the B n liih and French Uniled Nations* de tjiio n . At le n t repie*entative» in a thtee-pow*r 216 had been killed in the Middle meeting la it night. East. • Molotov's statement appeared The lir r y battle of Tel Aviv to bring no change In ln*t ipring''* wa* renewed during the'm orning stand by the' Rusilans, which deadlock the foreign ministers' and five mote Jew* were killed. meeting In Moscow, Hr said the Seven Arab* and a Jew wete cle|m to war damage* should he killed m oilier action* during lh* SANFORD, FLO R ID A leveral icnaJor* who suggested at a Senate A pproprialioni Commit­ tee hearing that the French Com* muniits had that purpose. "They (the Communttlt) have not told -ui all their plant hut I think that it a very good infer­ ence." Dort m d . Senator Hayden (D A m .) had said he believe* it is the "d e lib ­ erate purpose" of the French Communist* lo makr thing* look as bad a* possible in that coun­ try to lhal Congreu w ill abandon the Adm intlration's relief program. Senator Knowland (R -C a lif) said he thought so too. DETERMINED T«) DISRUPT TRANSPORTATION, (viewL. .lutvide the city at Alharin, I'nltce in fi.nc up by the agitators. Ilsrriraibng tin* highway* wa. muni.tv as they sought to overthrow the De tia» lion.. r'..mniuui*i demonstrator* put tip a .,*a-t *.em *t<ondislied tin* block nrt.l cv.ihl -,i|n-r. put i.h*- of the latest m.-thudi implijT.I t.y the Colli-j wti government-_______ tInt.-iuatii.tiwl Rmliunbul.il 1 Tremendous Crowds See Santa Claus Supreme Court To Land At Pier, Parade Thru Sanford Consider Ruling • On GI Insurance W \SH ISt.TO N Dee. 8 fd’> --i ii tint \ aitrlenbei g t HMtrbt *-.-rtte<l indat there is "no psroll/ing veto'* In thr Inter*American Defense (real*, u II came before the Senate l»r rallliralion. 'Vandruberg declared it la up . (or rim**tiler at inn at "a •ignilicanl moment to detii..n->tr s ir lh* solidarity of this hemisphere." Ihe Iresty provide-* (»r litinl action against aggression in Ihe lieniivphrtr. Ih e chairman of the Sena i r - Foreign Relations Com­ m itter urged his colleagues lo ralitv promptly. Ih e agreement, hr *aid, offer* lihcerfuL_eucuutjgiug and happy ne«*i In a w sr-aeary world whii'b I*, cioping. amid con»lant 0ml multiple alarms, tnwurd thr tunic-* liy which men Inc In iilniotia refer-* * rliri- I** I{It*-’*11 . c\rti't-»e of the tile |io«Ct artn III Ihe I nili-il Nalnut i, t jmli-nlicrg tinted rli.il ihe If ra il pli-dgr* I lie- toini* in ti|inhllr* lo act uq_a Luo third*, lu te lo Jrt* ankr iaiuliiito* against an ag* gre-'o r, » The Senate committee is hold­ not be dirlurbed. ing general hearing* on foreign ", A rar carrying an Anierlcn*i relief. It will pas* on appropria­ flag and “Secretary Ferguson of tion* for that purpose if Congress the American legation" wav haltit’l l ( In n c**me to im p J>iiiiiHiv mowing. Im .lril it thr \ | u eventually approves, a foreign nl by five men, including » uni­ iritiu iL l’irr. and tb r a Jo iiu L iis ia d c —g u tn lit liit-bcmot v*a. i htm l . aiH program: — formed policeman, and Ferguson • . llir Imwtii'K Win ■il***u bv i -iumii oi i- toi*.’ In- *• 'm 1**1 Dort was before .the commit-, was questioned “at guu point' inn Hy ( ' i nni t lee aa a witnes. |r*l*r*l S x n la'i final, *\lnlr hr ilnrw tlirm en of i.imfy lr> ill* in M ini Decision and then detained 20 minute*. The Question of the F ttn ta Court Wonl.l C.uisr WASHING I P X De. R t/V)— 3. Home* of n *erge*nt and a gaily rq itn n ’Cii luitlir* mlr .Irm -alcii buytlc* sod won lo ’iiv pure! Communists' aim* ram r up afta.- lieutenant ott the American mil* s-.ilili a’ M’ rd no thr !T -lii liman** llav* m oliif "i l ll t i r l, in*! ill tl*-V A -To Dm in Funds I hr Penile, n’kril |o .ippiove several committee members ex­ Itary staff also were searched pre'tv n irm b tl! of lllfc S fl'lW iilf I liyh Stnool |tr(» n p u if to n ! *>n |h r pressed doubt Congress should "bv secret pollc#.'* a lira !) providing to r mutual ♦ r rilisci In i v i him «it-l rsm rt vote million* for relief if the WrXSHING I ON, D cl. ? t/I'l * ilcfcmr Meanwhile, reports from th* by Ameman rutions lilffl luck slnitlntf, "Ssotn r 'l n * countries to receive it are not Communist-dominated G e n e r a l Hi* Suplfliie L Dili I ig jen i lodiy i g.iilnt .lggiessioti, was luld tots coitilnir^o I n ttn 1' going to help themselves. Confederation of luibor (COT) d I* -icucw .1 d r ,t-.i.*o wltiib ll**- day that it rotilaju* tu* paralyrAt til* pier -in*;* fi* .i*d i.t Thr Administration is asking had revealed suffered * sharp paid over 20 year* in Tnduitrial night. m-fiil float wit I, its ".*ii*iw“ , *-i I n tin *■ t>r|*ritrnent imtlfftifi would m g v e to . $607,000,000 to help France, Italy Selhark when * two-day strike equipment, cu irrnt production. oil linu*i> all i -jiilv for Id hi i Iiip r'-p titf llie Veiei’ ii.* Adnmiiilr,. Bloodier even than Palestine and Austria through the winter. > rdahri II ar<Ir i #4 «*« Delia I*>i Vjildrtibrrg (K-Nfidi) German asset* abroad and v a ri­ to the c a tn* 1 rffn it* nf loom- . . i . .1 . Senator MeKetlar (D-Tenn.l w a i the little Arabian tea colony ous service! made Ibis oloiout ir ir ic i u e to I**-m „f the i.. v ctoti *.f Scmimiie i , h' o f Adeji whgre B iilith , m ilitary commented on the French strikes r ol ilie_l*ig fiower Itifih H*;li-- i1; Ttiou-aii-l- *.f |i* *. f n - ' dor "I Nalnunl V fs n c I tu in a 's and added; foirew.controlled tha situation *(• pie Janiin-.t lb- in t’-fionti I' h i I* i.tfr Inot la |u r |u’||i irt veto rn the t.'inlrd Nationv ** he "I want to help them, but I Avenue ted F irJ t S treet -to joo* 't p erw n s.h * ^ U e n killed. *d *, nt l0 h#lp th e m ’if they I be i lr * itio n I'V tl'C l ’ S. opened ilehite on ratification of ___ a . . ... . A_- _ _ 1 Al "- _V L_k_L 'Jewt? lr .«r“ Fr our __ other i ^ ^ going ... ___ _ ■ I__ i hi- nmeee.inn. I I ffH(tlfetwtfl .*H II«Ht I TV* * D n n ‘ D n l i i v t A n ‘- 17V of ■ them Ui throw away thetr t i i * n i l ( l i l t III C lin Ig o , th e g*»v$500,000 In Tb*white rind Seiiiltmle Migb Nearly sustenance. ” H O i> H n n e u r o n Ipcrtom died e*[|ier in Syria. D*AvF, (»'*(*!* S rliool Hand with i t » liigti trp emmeol in -uni. Ferguson (R-MIch.) put 27 V arieties Sold plug niiijorfttr'i Iu«t the |MI Ii.ll ||.ilrt!t|ir$ |t» In p a id o u t o f V T anna U irr ls P a a i i r f . British informed the Unil- in Senator that if the French ■peophptayiim iimppy m arches The ,|ie National S m i. f ile l i m i t are going to starve because At S an fo rd ' Market lltait ><vntlali nuaw **l*a♦tr»» \1 i V strike* reduced their production Rr ASSOCIATED PRESS p if il |V |i tlq iia it f n l l A v . * -i| I n p r r - i- , i i f i n , ... „ i ; their ■ msndsti* over P1 Palestine May formation. The,, tbr *«."*» W ,fn» l",l",n ' ,’1 WASHINGTON* Dee. 8 U D - 15, making way for tbe Jewiih "It will look a t though we didn't Pearl Harbor dav, with Ita hi! i*ni*cri* a it t i m u iinririil la-HtnU lorollH't(VC, with ilollai- 111 .CXiesi-tif lltf fltcniiutirs ter memories, wa* givrn n *uhJACKSOW II.I L, |Jc* H (.ajin An atheist mother's fight to turn IC m llaw s • • f* a* g lllm dueai observance l>y American- >.*11 ^A'.nlni movfntrnl of hlotxl> LgghHW Vi W mid DAV sign- **u fianl. retiginui education <;1***ea from state and ilt Arab counterpart. » •n Illinois public school goes lv . Great Britain lias controlled the yesterday. l produce *bowcd .* iitb-ttnlul i n ' " li Ihr tjccirmn 1 mrt pvettuled, At the H aw aiian base Itself. , . . - , t , , ; i .. The leniistieally ileroratrii fl**nl mil ( origtc*’ ilnA not Hipptv fore the Supreme Court today for strategically placed land linee tbe h i m ; in'.-, s f/pt— brief crrenionlea for * group of 1 ilitnub llir .Ini l<-» dav*. nf Klwsuir sponsored Troop o of a final decision. * o ld .T u rk is h empite "crumbled in I'li.im i^-gi. iimg $266,066,139 tigHoy _ S m uts followed. * I ^ 'he*’ at!. 1 ^ iiilllqLi jlie 1 it’ll Irss than ' 200 were held lo mi I ami eonlltiin d im|W'vr|nellt to . Mrs. Vashtl McCollum ttppcalwrye fit 1 ill. Hie t’llthppine open air'chapel in view of thortnlinge l* mdiialcrT l*o ihe tm ibroiaiioiU pf -itinll pines form. -Depyilmriit raid "llg- fiiu il. will W * ed to the high tribunal to halt the first W orld War 30 years ago. ii li.ruige ' iiintnluinn in the David Carpenter While in Vol­ harbor where six year* before the such classed after Illinois court* Thrre are neatly twice at many III n lamping ■n -n e for th e ...ui tillrm.slr lv lie too rd l . default on -fv iiiiiii(.Im i ttib-tl June .10, the modish* future. * arrording mnt a .m l . muprire « « , bimil.ig M ■ refuted to do so. She said they A rs h i as Jews in Paleitine, but usia County hunting deer with Jsnanrte struck treacherously. weekend rrjH iil'. letein-d is llic Olhi t Mniit^ iibli fl th«* jump $ iM ...I 1 -tility in its* se, h is . brother Charlea of Osteen But the snnlverssry—riTiirring . 9 £oM.iliM rroip threaten to break down I hi* con­ the H ritiilt have le ilricle d immigra­ Thursday afternoon suddenly Jacksonville id lt'c * nl Flout!.,. day ___ ... ......... ....... ......... ...... for the first time on * Sunday fill-men ... keeping the sw.-irm f , , r “ ' r ’ 'M-‘-«.»•"!• ;*«• I i-.itu l .-in .o i'il r e p o t i. stitutional wall between church rtt« ifd 1 11,961 found’himself ’only 20 feet from j gave opportunity for many Anirr Stale M a tk rlt T runtto Iiffrrin tt' YOiinB*t«'t * nHtiiikT tori |r•rt* |*4*FI r *■ I • In and state and, I f 'allowed to dcveU tion. • I h u w lHU«-firlji»y »f | p itv n lc . | n, large bear. With his first shot | Iran* to observe it in their place i’ ll "When Ihe iword apeaks, »v. *■ claims m the op without limitation, will deauction itpeiate'l bv I m l In Sfiiitli’ri truck. . S a n t a tTaii«’k distributed ....... a Ifi.lHVt j.-dir 'i G o o u l io I.UI i l-'iol atrio*iijt $ 181,661,811) "were feat the purposes df the public rrything else must be silent." said he killed the hear which is e iti-1 0f worship. . Pre-ildent Truman I V r c e ‘S u ir Fatmeta* M aikrt than ♦ iahl <r«te* f»f rnndv Vfc. Adolph H. .Sjlmfiiti*- filed j.lonc with 767 public pro­ tbe exiled Mufti of Palestine. mated weighing between sou ami attended servtrr* In a liltJe school. pel ly Holm* totaling $81,191,329, ■"■ died inIUI3 in a J a t The classes are conducted in H*j Amin F,l Husseinl. Hr mad*! 600 pounds. Tha carcass.ts in cold rhapel at the naval submarine et iged 7.00(1 field cralei per il-tv Sunfoor- smalt fry. the i Of the pis*-tie property claims, Champaign *clfoot .building* dur- this comment at Cairo- whera hv storage at the Bltemore store at base in Key Weal, where lie wa« for a gornf - p all ill the week, the Hanford Merchants A-----military pti--on -ramn. 111 lied f-u i total i t w ^ n o i *■■ f>s» F.taMt T ltr Vetern/f** X.lmlnutratbm , I,tH*I met with Arab leader* from Rau- 30B Hanford Aveune, and the spending a -ihprt vacation. iillti. 11(1 then presliled on n.e pure* ranging from $2 l<* $r* Varpenter families are looking of. th e T o u rlir p - mi. i ai ling umb-i i tegulation apply- of'S172.ntJ amt actual payment* (F*itlR«Fi m f i t * lUfMt An unusual number raid tri­ 4f'*•it11*x•**+| "w l*A$ir I *1rh 111 forward to h i m fine meals o f bute- to their war dead In Ar­ llie Ppmpe no M arket bandied an ' n#«i omi i >mhit : ittg* in nv»‘r «h* -i beer aleak. 41 full* 11**1 nil l,6«f t meMl j nlijli Giiiliriil L» pay Mr- /nAnVf* lington National Cemetery here Colli* Godwin.’ Sanford fireman iiiMtifIIIv f**» a BUnrnntrnl Strike Ocartlini* At The day waa not art aside ex­ am! hunting enthusiast, today a n -1 pfr|a ,|y j„ Manila where the Japtotal of 12U m-'.oth i. mill ll.eti'l*. IncrufiNo A uthorized non nerd • j*!1 wa,k*r I ■hew? strurk almoit fimultan**- H urry B ohson’s Slorr roiiliuu.' tb- mu nnotmit month* Atom IMniif Nrara hound, give birth to 13 pup« «n * n «i,tiBM *•« »t«« In B nilroad Kal i s l\ n- brng p In lived. Official ■yetum* . from the AlThe Seminole High School Cel Wednetdty evening. j — :-----------------------I h Bobbed* Of $H0 If n h ."h rd - f -.1 1 'u ............o l' • o t b HI I” IF Tenn Dec >t l-TO tamont* Spring* election in which erv Fed football team will be on f ( ||H I t f i l l e tl l i l t |* n R f I ‘St k i l l Col. *ir“ E- Mathew* wits elected tertalned with a turke-V dinner at ttu sk irk dioh ■ W ASHINGTON I » . R I * . Will. . III-. tllk ” .lestlllne for ■j.nnn r‘iif*r)inu * hWIj®ItUrrilftt** CmnnieFfT Von r m w.rrkn Iir mie- or th* as mayor on Dee. 2, Indicate •he Longwood Hotel bv the T rt the papa dog. about It," he told I'd . by polks* -if bBving robbed inic.ion today *uthnri(ed in T ito Kitfns MHilary that he received 17V volet to 61 Hi-Y. a girt*’ club of Semlnota the firemen this morning. “ I don't atomic bmnlt tdanta here little Harry pobson's S|H»rtlng Good* rmssi's in first class pa* cnger vote* rec-flved by hta opponent, High School, tonight at 6:30 want to distract Major from hit tiuue limn 2 1 built* distant, comJ. D. Morrison. >\ rilli I Hungary nniiv an-1 union negotiator* took Glenn Carol Van Ruskrk died Store last evening, of 1811 In rash fares on western railroads -mid in o’clock. hunting.” A W. B. Ballard was elected a t •l|i to-l-n the top |*«ur -the unipassenger m*rh fares on tlus Nr« Among the 160 player*, teach- .Hunter* of ducka, the aeeson suddenly at 8:30 'o'clock last and a numhor of artirlrs. E n try was made, according to York. New H aven, and llarifim l V town clerk, assessor and treasurer era and guesti wilt hi; Peter for which, openi next Monday, evening at his honP Jp i . ■■ HUD ATEST. Ilim garv Dec 8 un’n 2-Wenl blanket wage de­ with* 166 rote* to 60 votes for Schaal, publicity .director for Sil­ were today reminded by Countv Mary where he had lived for the police, by forcing open s floor It nill usd. % HP) lliingnrr and Yugnslavlll mand * , Mr*. Harriett Steinback. "A- vet; 'vs.-'ri’ ns fat apart aa The increase effective on all ^iKnt-,| * L'U-yrar-old millver Spring* and former __aporta Judge K. w . Ware of the Federal past four yaars. He came to connecting th r Knl.san stole w ith The following vote* were eaat rditor of The Sanford Herajd, ruling which set* the starting leke Mary from Binghamton, N'. the em pty store room formerly lines oberating w est of the Mi- j in r y nv,ia(„„ ,,. t „ nlv which vi i. the i.-.lr on that." said . Clyde for election of Councilman: who will award tho Peter Sehaat Ume at noon Instead of sunrise Y. and was a member nf the occupied by F lo rid * Fqshions. Siwippl River am oimte to ' ■ 1 Ring tv.-mir.r Mmshat ,Tit« said L. - Tertv. piesldeitt of union R. J, Bundy 108 Trophy to the playerf selected on that day.' The ensb was taken from' the percent for MHVrl in sleeping n,’'M "ninv tiini|>-r cgpllnig-ille, (ntpeil ten-fit 2 *8 . the negotiations Presbyterian Church of Hnntrosr,' 166 as the most valuable to Ihe team. E ..B . Brown cash register. Among nrtlrlra re- P *r't)r ' r,,ra. l..-l«,-.-u the Gas, Coke and ChemPa. ' . n listir slated from fishing In 176 The^ Sanford Lion* Club* will Charles Benton ...... )i i| JVurkei Union and Carbide Mr, Van Buskirk la* survived ported . missing- «i«- two. wrist TOMATO BAN This Iirings th ese ch arg e. . ... troubled w n tin ," J. J , Ms naan ............... 171 have*rrprrs«ntatlvra there to pre­ and r'ailton I'Ugmteall Corp., NASSAU;' Bahama*, Dec. 8 by the widow, Mrs. Fannie Van watches, valued si $10,96 rsrh with llie rate schedules nutburired Yjig'idavin ha* n-uuiitm li.-nty ft. E. Puller I6T sent a trophy to the player selec­ </P>—'The government announced lluskirk and a step son, I»ui* and one hoy* two bolster ley gun f o r firs t rlass tra ve l In U.c ea i will. Hulgntii. nud Tito- -laid an were return* 162 ted 'a* the heat blocker on the today that a ban on the import Gaylord of Albany, N. Y. Tbr set valued at $lfl.60. R, ,E. Hoffman - ........ .. "The wage inrrease m atter will last June. . o th e r of Ihe kind would l*’ cou­ Clifford Gilbert ...... . . ... 161 team. The "morons" nre aim sus­ Im» one of ibe first things takenremains will be sent Tuesday The coach fare increase g .an t­ ch idl’d will. Ilwtiinin. of tomatoes Into Canada imposed - 72' „ X. P. Warlow, J r. ... afternoon by the KHekaon Funeral pected of recently rnhblng the ed Id the New Haven involves n Coach Carl Kettle* ami hta as­ Nov. 17 has been lifted. (All four slates have govern- ii|. tn>f*y," Terry sold, adding .... 70 sistants, A Mrs. B. D. McIntosh, 8r. Home to Milford. Pa. with thr money box of contribution* t>. If. prrrent hike nyer Ihe | . n -.-nl nu-uts dominated Ijv. Communists (tint lb*- . o.|w*ialioti, which operFred Ganaa and Tim A similar ban on okra, one 68 Tyler, will award letters to - the .. L, M. Ander* ......... the Zon and defacing rgst r«*oma roach fare rate of 2.6 cent-, p e r and a lP hr.-’ In Uic Ilu.tiiin are-T^he-ii'ice gaseous diffusion panring, of the iSrtmory Income producing '6 9 players " " B D. M c litW » K rJr." ’ ^ “ilnnlli Ih. liMnt fn. the rovernmcnL had and intertnen t will be held there. atI tha *Information mile, raising the ra lr to 2.876 sphere). and wit] announce the cocrop* on th e ’ Island, waa im­ * 63 C. L. Horne "offert-il u* a hub- in the way of cents a nillr. captaln* of the team for tha yrar. posed at tha same time but '. to (0 R. F. HesUr an inrrease, hut nothing that wa The New Haven Railroad «*« Aiken, the Celery City decision haa bean reached by the MRS. KUDELL'S HIM) IIII It Elisabeth Faulhaber served aa tenDtck would consider accepting." Included among the 60 eastern o r.‘ will render several vocal DIES Canadian government on wheth­ Clark and J E. Curran, Jessie ■elections and will be accom carriers which were permit led to Frispds -here of Mrs. ilarry er to relax tha embargo, the Harris and J. L. Griffin aa in\v. i i . W. TO MEET increase Imth coarh and .pullman h'udell will regret tn 'lcam uf.llic panied by Roger Harris. government •pactort at the election; AH mcndiers of the Woodmen fares an average 10 percent last death on Saturday of her hrotit­ summer. Di s p l a c e d p e r s o n s er, Jire Creull, who died at lit* of tbr W orld- a f a - urged by Dis­ COURT or HONOR Manager H. J. Finch (o a t ­ NEW YORK. D ac. 8, (AV- ► A Boy Scout Court of Honor TAX BILL OFFERED home in Newport, Ky. from in- trict tend a business meeting to b* luriaa sustAincd in an automobile WASHINGTON. Dec. 8, (AV-- Senator Smith (R-NJ) told a » ill »*> held tonight a t 8:00 o'clock FREEDOM TRAIN One o f the oldeh churches in this Met mu is the Baptist Church in held lone Tuesday evening a t 7:30 NORFOLK. Va. Dee. 8 <iFt_ accident on Wednesday. Mr o'clock. A Legislation to double Individual church-sponsored meeting last at tha Episcopal F am h House. Income tax exemptions waa d raft­ night that tha United SfaUs Various degreaa will be conferred. Geneva, formerly known si l ie ba le llm n e y Baptist Church, and as An estimated 80,000 persons tin n ­ Creutx, who was $8 years old, has should open ite door* Immedlataly tha most outstanding of which cird in g to Mrs. David 5prcr o f Geneva, it wa* organised on Aug. (5, ed out Sunday to see the Freedom only one other survivor, snolher ed today by Rep. Case ftt*8D). It would raise a tingle person’s to “a reaabnabl* number" of dis­ will be the r *nk given to IB75 w ith 10 members and w ith the Rev George K. I'ow ell as parlor. . Train bearing the nation'a-prlred sister, Mrs.-Al-Rcliwartz of Heileexemption from $600 to $1,000 placed European* outside the Alan H etuL top honor " A t that lim e," u i 1 Mrs Spert. **17 articles o f fa ith were drawn historic documente but only 9J»7B viep', Ky. were able to get aboard due to for a boy scout. and a married couple's from $1,- immigration quotes. •pi and approved by llie chu'ch. S rm ce* wete held in the homrs of the the slowness with which the crowd NEWSPAPER STRIKE “We should then lead In tb* 000 to $7,000. but would not members, but no tegeLr te n fe rrm c* *crrr held during this limr. Ori moved. CHICAGO, Dee, 8. (>T*>— ChiENVOY APPOINTED change the present exemption for effort made by the International July 21, 1880 a committee w as# At one time, officials expressed cago's newspaper* today entered WASHINGTON, Dae- 8, UP>Refugee Organisation to organise dependent*. . Case aald In a statement th a t all members of* the United Na­ Prealdcnt Truman today nominat­ appointed to erect a house if larr. 1883, W. H. l-assitcr was the belief there were about 20,. their third we.rk. of-publishing-by ordained a* dearon. J'T. J. Bell O O O in line, moat of them having worship On B ept 20, 1880, th-. a photoengraving process Iwcause “there must be an easing of the tion* in a program for a percent­ ed Robert M. Beotian, c a r e e r aa pastor from Kept. 1, been thsre for hours. The train of a printers' strike, and the cost of living and this la one age assumption of the rvtponsl diplomat, as minister to New Rev. 11. W. Lawton' WM chosen served 1886 to . Feb. 18. 1888 when Mr. will leave here tonight and will pastor for the next year. Norristqwh (I'a.) Times Herald bility for the remaning problem,' Zealand, ■ way to help.". “The church was dedicated on Ioiw'np was again elected ,ia be in Richmond tomorrow. Scotten succeed* A rra Warren, announred It would be published he said. June 17, 1882 end at that d m ' pastor. recently assigned to Finland. by the same process because 36 TOtlHIST MEETING . 7,AN DERM FOUND GUILTY T h a i<ame, Lake Harney Bapstood near what i* the ureaent DR. BUTLER DIBS A FI, printer* did not report for The Tourist Club . W ill meet A jury in Circuit Court Pntay work today. cemetery on Sept. 16, 1882 the Hat Church waa changed to Ge­ COTTON CROP NEW YORK — Dr. Nicholes ■' Wednesday evening Instead of WASHINGTON Dae. 1I VP) VP)— Rev. 8. F. Goire was elected a* nova B aptist Church on Aug. 1, found Walter Zanders, n e g r o , Tuesday evening as previously Murray Butler. 86,. noted peace planned, It waa announced by E. crusader and President Emeritus The Agriculture Department, In pastor. A committee waa ap­ 1890, Record* of routine confer­ guilty of aleating an automobile ROTARY CLUB M. Annitaga, director of Tourist of Columbia University since he Ita final report of tha year, today pointed on Aug. 6, 1883 to draw ence* w rre kept until 1891, when last spring from W. B. Hickson. , Tho R o tary Club will- meat t» up plana for a cemetery, thr bee*nap pf the b lf I tP tu . mem. ZamUrt ha* already served term* night at 7:00 o'clock for tho estimated this year's activities. Tbe poet ponemoot wae retired as the echool'a Hhd" FIVfhd been previously do­ here moved away and the church a t tha.B U U Prison a t Halford, district governor's annual con­ due to g meeting of the Pilot Club according lo Sheriff P. A. Mrro, ference, traMtawe* •> rap e r**H> nate! by B. Debagnry. In Octi>: ■"'Tuesday evening, ■ N. J . Pearl Harbor Day Quietly Observed In United States • Atheist’s Held races Hign w u riu N„loni ,|lfys wm)|d 4lMndttn ents Of State Produce Reveal Increase ii $260,05(1,1311 In Claims Filed By War Damage Board Large Bear Is Shot By David Carpenter Mathews Is Elected Peter Schnal Trophy . Altamonte Mayor To Be Given Tonitc At Lake Mary Home Geneva Church Is One Of Oldest In This Section Of Florida fM M M M xr& fr. ------- - _ .» 4 a -?• �--------4. - • r - Ik. MONDAY. DEC. i Sinnon. C a rle w ’s • i«l«* won. Oviedo News : By MAHIAN II. JONLH ! I’rfiii*)l»ami, T1 - " >»•— . These Women Mrs. A. B Kimball'* brother, II. I. Ilalderxtun, of Admiral. ami Mr* By ADELAIDE KERB Balder-Afi standing aa painter*. . required muacutar arm flexion* "When the war came, I volun­ for healing. In developing project* teered tO work for a rummer in for bed patients, she had to eonthe Red Croaa Art* and -Skill** De­ aider auch restriction* aa no noiae. partm ent at the Great Lake* Na- no flame, little atraln apd few jgri Training Station,** the said tool*. • ' , recently.. put roc to /work Before that program ended In in tho plaaliee departaent. There February, 1947. Mia* Graver be­ I h< ard talk of rartain arm aod gan to recolv# letter* from teach­ band tnutiona which they wiahed er* In university a rt department*, inded men to - matte (or m m . aikinp where Ih lV ed u ldp gel j m n F me purpoaea. I realised that ail- struction jn ailversmithlng. So wr-mithing a m i‘ Jewelry making Mi<* Craver—now director of tbe would give them an opportunity eraft aervice department -of her ■Co make the** motion,. firm—tplped launch plan* for a "So I wrote to a firm of refiner* month’* working* ronfrrenre for and dealer] in preciou* metal* in ailveramitha at the Rhode Island K*-w York. I had always bought School of Design in Providence, nry nicer from them. In time I R. I. Ten teacher* attended the Came ro *ee the firm'* preiident August, ISM7, conference conduct­ and told bitn what I had icen and ed by William Bennett, master craftsman from Sheffield. Eng­ heard'* . Afic-r that interview MiV* Cra- land, and dealgnar of the Ascot vrr -went.to work for the refiner*. Gold Cup. “Neat," Mias Craver says, Hardy and Harman, who offered h- 1 -erviee* to the War Depart­ "soldiers and sailor*, who had ment- In the last year* of tbe. war'i taken wine aiirersmithing and *|« . * -ip metal work shop* in Jewelry making itf hospitals beArmy *‘ml Navy hospital* an d jg an to wrrite me and aak where wvibed ^lovely with Jpfupational . they could obtain raaterUla, tool* thriapiata to tlevrlop xilverxtnitji- and irutruction* to carry on a Ins an«l Jewelry 'project* which hobby they had come to love, w-.-itd,enable patient* to make the Ho the prepared a primer on ' *ton ar* spending Hu- winter »t Jf • AI* Neaafeature Writer The Oviedo Wqntan'a Club will ihr lbv.lv l-ak«- Charm horn* of J atory inM argant Craver'have a* ita honor guest at the Mr*. Annl* I.. Gaiter. ■ ‘ _ I f t dicates that new ind unuaual forthcoming luncheon and meet, A lovely out-door af- f j men who career* lie open to h tr on Dec. 12, Mr*. I- J MrCaf- fail was tha party riven by Me*-( are willing to do -i.ma exploring rey, President of the Florida Fed- ars, Fipnk Wheeler, Jr. aval-Rex, outiide beaten path* . " etatlon of Women'* Club*. Ac­ Cjor.lt at Totos.hatrht-e ranch . M lt, Ciaver,' tbe attractive companying Mra McCaffrey will for the member* of the ranch and i brown-haired daughter of a Kan. be Mr* A. T. McKay, of Orlando fh.if farolliea.- The members’ aa* cabinet marker, is ^wilding her f l n t Vice-President of the F ed.ru „ , includinr Waiter,, , it etlon: and Mr*. Ann Tram , of St f,,„ Mr ar^ Mr(l Wa| career out of silver in N ew York. And (he think* it offer*-a l<*t of Cloud. Director of. District Seven. { ’ c’a riV rT a m p a ' M r'' at*T Mml other people- shining po-sihilitlra Mr,. D. R.AJlrey will te eh.tr- j ), h7 7 " j o ™ ! P sii .*&. Mr. and for bobUel and Chrutmea prraman of th» lurwb«<h f o n n ltllv . Mr*. Kuv llollcr; Dt ar.d Mr*, m ta if* they will put their mind*—assisted by lftadarjle* P. R Ctcrrt*. A. W FPP*. Mr. and Mr*. An­ and hand* to it. A. K. Crawford, R W. Eat**. A. M. fr* ■ Carraway. Mv. and Mra. Jor.c*. E M. Olliff, and C I. Glri n l.lnele. and Dr., ar.d Mr*. Mi«s Grayer fe ll In Imre srith We*t. Any member who cannot 'Mitchell. Sanford: Mr. and Mjv j ailver when a* a Kan*** I'n irtrally freshman. *he enrolled In a attend pirate notify etr.e of the W rtun Sh-v. Orlando; Mi*-- Sarah Florence. Billy ffe c iife . Ml,* above m eraU n c.f the committee metal woik class. Later, uhen she Mlt* Dorothy Malcolm w». ho* LUJ • Float* and Bill Rag-tUle. of went to wort, in'ti.e Wichita (Kantea* at a lovely party reecnth at v A!*o Mr. and Mr* *a*l Art Aat«<i»tiou Galleiic* the tt» home of her parent* Mr. ai d Charles S. Lc* . Ilea Clont-*. Mlaaj taught - font*- etas**-* in ailver. Mra. Doc Malcolm Th*- guest* Tin linn 1-cc, Robert I-rs-, Kathryn ■nuthlng ami Jewelry making^ Her were entertained with game*. «f- I_a*t>,r W A. Mix a Mr. and Infatuation with the meial con­ ter- which dancing « u enjoyed bv- Mrs Jack • Gore, Mr. and Mra. tinued to g - ■ -1 -ho lu-gan to rreaeot. Invited to he » :th Merritt. Staley. Mr. and Mra. T. dream of fin*- hand-wrought *11falcolrn at thla lntrrr*tin»r J„ Lingo, S r, Mr. ar.d Mr*. Edver in A m erica and -*f rrfcfumen were: Donald Hardy, Char- ,i, J'arVir. Mr. and Mr* Joaeph who would have a* much artlalic 'eacocl. Frankie Gore. Bobby Ixinhart. 'f r ap*l Mr- James W. Peacock, Betty Malcolm. Eugene Wi|-<n. Mr lr*l Mr* f'haile* T. WIDOW of a former assistant cor­ Kill*, Carolyn Hardy, Betty.Aulm,- Nlbta. *, . Mr. and Mr*. H. F. poration counsel, Mrs. Blanch* I*. Sadie Beth Flemming, Nina lli*b Wheeler.* J»-. Mr. rmd Mr*. Char­ Utover la shown after she was ct*w man, Gene Sheldon. Alma Kill*, les T Nr black. Mr. ami Mr*. II. i vlcted In th* New York War Kmcr" all of Oviedo. Out of-town gue-t* I Wbi r ler, J r , Mr. and Mr*. R. > gcncy Court. 8h* had demanded a included Kicky Slavick. -if Or Estes, Reverend ami Mra. 1500 bonus for renting an apart­ Undo; Joe Corley, J r , Sanford, I.ionrt IV. N» l - rr, Mr. ami Mr*. ment In th* building she own*. Mrs. Johnnie Too!*- and Martin Harry, C -It riur^la, J r , Mr. and Mra. Stover waa ordered Jailed fur five of Ft. Lauderdale; Denton I're. C. R. Cfor.t*. Sr, Mr. and Mra. days. A stay of aaecutlon pending vatt. Fred Pn tt 1 l^-e Cary, Mr. amt Mr*. Max meratll. Loren McGill, Donald lx-- fxinhart, uf Oviedo. s till; , of Gritcva. It* ' ■' Mra l f 8. M . Moon waa Vb f t'»•» e . and Paul in Braddy, Mr* ,G. boatraa While her daughter, Jjra. U m - ' ;hp tiUry »i«rtha Clrele of the I Sem inole County ar Lcholi and Mra. Echols, of chappcl Ovittlo Mt thodiat C ourt RecorclH Kanford. were at Folk.ton. Georgia r|ilJ|rh M {jr r home. Mr*. C L. to atten d the wedding of Mr. Lain-, w . ,, Chnmman. wat in riarrf,’1 J p r tA aF t eoualn, Mr*. Ralph King atay- ,if , h lllttt-<ing. Olficei* elected tt ta a s x v T oier.fis *d in Sanford at their home and incltidetl Mr*. C. L. Weat, re­ Phll|ipe. T W Jr. etat T iu ilstook car* of her granddaughter, elerlCtl Chalrmau; Mrs. J, A. T H ' eft A W illiam . (O C Pt ^ t /t Elaine Echoli. l^oaardr. John u A* User r I Guvnn. rc-elrcletl Se-crelary; Mr*. The Oviedo girl* and bos* won <; V .\h--.n, ti-a-urer Tliv mem­ W II *T «yb'f T o Mr*, harah T*Vt«r ,1 -ark-i I.S a iy 'l llearr * ‘ 4 11 ' Aft mt ^ nn it I—• their ball game in the coni If e4|&: % ber* are making gift* t9 donate ett Krnrei park#f T o Naary %; A tween Oviedo ar.d Seville Tui-dajf to * the white Christina* at the sen* I'ataer (Q C D ) evaning: but both lost t» I'ieraon ii , Kabt-ant Cpnetructlon Co t " J->b(n ; . 1 b later In A Kruh ; ; ^ f ; „ 7 h* . i * ? r r ! r h c month. in .t..d of having 2 • |,a| tv for th* members gtastner* J K *l«* Or*<* T. . large . . . . . rrowd "of‘ Christmas P *|tv /R interested person' K Karrey. Orlando I. Hunt ^KielL v — y n >tttM V * fv l l » yrv .. WlWR . f S r W rjJJl*/ *5r,r »i !l. V.' i f * '" devotional A'fter Ihe To Wm. « r » u b « l u i Dofwli)' r Lyman and Ovled a: r 0e.„hr : ' “^ ,, r , l bu.ine.. meeting Mra. Moon Th# lUfcfona lf»r *ld To er. Va­ L Oidaktr, W aihlBfton, I » C ff' M fU le l l l f A T K MOUTOAOIC* i l expected when the two Ttram . Z t h,iin, l « . *ml Mr*. C. H. Clonts, se.ved Jy •- William t i l l !»•»• T pie an d-coffitto her gurtt*. The Tnemlwr* pr*­ F itn ilt U a n l*o. ** At the Quit ptiigrxm cunductrd ,, i.t wet*: Mesdame* K. M. Ol- - Ii../e1en Jamr« rlu t Oik /" Y i l>sar» Co. ' over B utton WTBR • aril W ill, liff. T. W. Ijiwton, J. E. Partin, IliUmaa. Hairy M Hut tbe Junior Class of the Oviedo Fratd W Tallxitt, C. If Clonts. pFiliU s T « Flrsl F » 4 f f l H ). High School was represented by S r , Lilia K.unMrnillfr, J. It. l-ee, A it f Joan Meek and Carlenf S r, Lena- l>—Hunt-, Charles 8, t l l t T T r t . tSOWTtl » » IK « Miller lllehop Itadlo Appllao-*To riot Ms, that. Ilsnk \ The ChaiiptL Guild Circle of ChJpinao and Peiold To K l-O the llvinlo Methodist Church met fUate Haek. * at the home of. Mrs. R. IV. F«tos, Coat*. J„lin To Kamlty " Nelu ne. i.'bar Ii* etux Nellie Twith Mrs \V. ft Meek, Chairman, , . ling I ha I '.me wat loraly Time le'.a C‘\ *AVI*K SITIOV OK M oavii t'- I * in lit' Christmas decoration*. Aa. FfufNIb etat* Bank T o H»> A ■ Chritlmat treat for the nurxet Ite.tit :n« elux Mary E. and *mall rluldrrn of the BrewKl-.-iida Hlate Bank To Itoy eter Hospital, the members i ach 11*11.ra eta* Vltrr r.. n>< tk D C To futile Conwat .ft* to lx- seni i , thtra. Aaat ’ Offirers were elected for ihit uxHanford • - ?5- *5 • National Bank romlng year. Mr*. W. H. Meek, To WilliamAtlantic Ktbnabel etux Anab «LOW i hairtnaui Mt». Jaima W. Wilton, Yowell A. r. To' ft I. l-eikNia et-t Vice-Chairman; Mrs Jaek Gore, Und*. II L Pet kin*. Jr »nd » '• YOUR OWN HORN Secretary; ami Mrs Carl Daul, Rubada Jr. etpx la Tbe Advertising Column* treasurer. 'M rs. 1-c* Gary waa I t.-e. II.ort J To J A Tnraet Mary H bleu eletted Ba Membership 1 HU* OF THIS NEWSPAPER Florida Htat# Dank To llarvr Chah man. , I t u f f m a *» ii U lia ll B n irtc i . . AI.IIIIHFAT rv. ' •I ( Savannah Cold Rifira*# • \V T WlilUhaad f NOTH It OK T A X H ln t.ir .il Co Y lt II b Hermit’s Solitude And Privileges » . g g» n i . » ■ wg - I I fla ts Olnim Are In Danger Of- Being Revoked ______ ____ , tlF getjing Japeneae legend credits the origin of tea to the BuddDt aalnt, Bodhirdharma. who became sleepy after staying awake five yeaf* to Contemplate the Buddha and who i« •uppoced to have cut'off hi* eyelid* Tbe type uf tea depends on the to prevent their closing; the flrat manufacturing proceaa, not on tea plants spring up Immedi­ the kind of pl»nt. but in gerfrral, ately from th# discard* eyelid*. black tea* coroe from India. Oey-. BrlUkkl Bananas are kept a t between Africa; green tea* from China ^ and degree* Fahrenheit , and Japan and oolong* from F o r-1 j w ing ahiproent. moss and Chid*. making hand wrought silvtr . ry and the tools required. Her next project I* a short motion picture Showing hew to make a silver bowL - HAL v . , u , 11)vnoL* > KT S TUESDAY FOR 2 DAYS! S Tr A R H e d • » T. • i r 1 .J Kitchen of beautiful ehalrs - all lype# from tbe modest pull-up chair* the luturiou* lounge c h a irs'a ith ottomans. And price* ar* " 'W rcaled to meet this year’* atrained Yuletid* budget*. Her# are all tomorrow. only a few samples. Com* in and aee # ' a I* On Dikplay Al . SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. m :r. >* wrtet yow 'aecuis a* wuck ptleacy as you w**4 . . . itqidaSabgkt sad vaalilstta a ..* add t i n * sad aacbaalwaal 'td 'window tieelmanta Venetian _eieat pfectKal *« they aie losudlul! 2521 •t - V4HATS H E C A L U H ' K E PETEYOW- P tT E R V . 7 ■ - • AKHET Useful CRICKET CHAIRS nppeant weekly to cell your attention lo the euperlbr cleaning and moth M irices of SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY. Prompt aervice assured I R l i n O E R I I I G PR O O FIN G 819 WEST Evar-poptslar mapta frames oovared In dalightful ehintt-llka ma­ terial. Light but solid aa a rock. Will add ehaar for many Ckrtav' masti to coma. —1 ~ .’ W A T FH D R V L ;U J M )U l C IE R R P E P F L L IN G THIRD STREET in CO FLORIDA P H O flE *• a • ii - ’ ’ y *;jt-■i ->' 1‘.VEAt- ’vr‘ Y ii,1’. ;. > i t * V. / ‘ Ml * IT * it \i.-A ) . \ i- il " t ** V ' i ' >. i . • k - out TOY I .A M i a n d t o n will a e r c e i !m - |t i j .o-f- r.n * i i » I ' I ib h k '.l'.» ■SAi ' \ a. f/l) /A Jvitnw ib '- I'.ia m lJ ;tnil l i.td i iiiiiik * ni' tiu - p i i t Viut I'liltll tM' . . . Y'nll ra il I'f M liv nl tlif lilft > ■ s w lir ii - t u lu ir i hitsi- j ^im ii ' "ill-- li'n iii it *r \ j) g g j In Sti'i lliq; h il\i r v\- ........ I N’T MII N ATI ON AI., Yi. w u m x u . ".4 N.tIi<>n;ill> TOWI.K. I HANK - - Silver I'li.U- In IIOI.MKS K KDWAUDS. | h 17 ItOUEILS. C O M M U N I T . Y tmd 1881 , uotiK H S. ItOf.KUS nnd hurne-arvl-huggy era proiiurllun* ' Ii.* Ural - Ithe flrat tritxJeaa gaalraa MllRSun ■lay under Britain’* new austerity regulation*. ' 7 -9 8 C'ltiiiu . . . complete kcIs .(I'»2 pieces) by HATAY IA pud THEODORE IIAVILI.AND. Also other domestic Citiua sets............ Liberal Terms '■A Come in am i browse a b o u n d . . we w elcome you any, tim e lit IRE Co. I BILL’S o NED SMITH* Manager SOO East Flrat Street Where We‘ve Been For 26 Years Wm. E. KADER PACKAGE STORE & IIAR w 112 W. 1st St. m s Ph. 880 ' - -- 0 JEWKLER -l ^ " Phone 357-YV • (MMMMWMMMUMWMSUKKMMMW* MS t :- MY . _irL\i * • ■l •A.£ * t ■• ■ —-V- - -A • 4 —. : klioYvit lipt-n niii li. it- G O K I I A Y I ................ Shiny black jia te n t" Grecian type sandal, wedge heel. v* ^7 . 7 ■ sra ' si . . 'i& t-L . - .w -- * * - -»•- i / _yr.trrday a...la u • ■v- m . •.■tt-. t ' I'LSL - . ■ it. • ' ii w ’ $ 1 3 . 475 itr , ----- JT ITA v ^ \ I If I 1 I 1 t M • a • . Designed for solid comfort and long life, thesi rocker] a n a special Christmas purchase abd •p«c arm the finest wa many years. Coll "no-sag" foundation] backs aaaur* lasting laxury ehoica of tapesjry corsrs. EMB W -T - •• 1 I* '* il » l\ D - t 'l l D C 'k M l l f j •*£ > . ( i l l / i7 ■ - - : Z-t.f *. * * ' ^ | •** -S- -• —1‘ m ’* v :M - Vv-;-!---**' r ; r . * %* * • r Wrist uitlcht-K for Lndit'h nnd Mi'ii by WALTIIAM. ELGIN, HAMILTON and tiu- FmttottK M iim . E c ' .: . 1/ - -J_> i %f ill a y * • G RUG CLEA N IN G SANFORD . Restful- Platform 0 ROCKERS s i s aOvUtiMNO to . |.« ID IIY O L L C O U N T Y » ; , 1# P lsT E R / expert care guaranteed.' Hit* (fAST.BSH SUNDAY LONDON. Dec. H. bPk— Th" lllriliah Autuinuhllr A asurlatiun re- |j ported today th a t traffic on the nation's highway* dropped tu Fine quality ’wine auede w ith aide interest n n d wulkintr heel. . $59. Ihiuuiflntttl J 11 ••• fortunets reduced to 'r ’ S P C R T I N vu GOODS g rlw U . I l a ^ Hare It a apocilt vatu* th at Just* can't bo L*at. Bought to sail at |79 with ottoman, thaaa chair] have deep spring saats and back], .' , ana specially constructed frame*, ‘ '• ' r . t 'l t l t l S I M.\J* S n t l l ’F K ItS I'V IIY D IS K • ' * ---K ( NEW Y't IKK, D- e. k «d*) Elgin !mu • ' ns "nl i.l normal." i W A 5 H IN « :H '\ Ih • f • 4' million jMplinls of food H ie* let I Gem "d heavy .ion fell .<1 - , .......... ....................... . . ^ yrt»u|»> on the Kiieiwbjiip. 'T rain wr* IA\er_ ami inl'MIe Mi*-i».ippi r": -— .— middle Mi*.i*-i|-pi _ .........r t z g enioule lu Kiaittr lialay. on ijje M.ffley ' e..-l ward Ihi.-ogh U.e lho-> - '" O " f"< I.AY-.W VAY r i . . \ N ll, S. line- freighter American Dhi't Valiev and into IV m t-vl-' i - t i i n l fit phv •* -*f d .nhtiiiieLeader, with’ arrival at la- Havre * t l ' '! N• %' ' I '* • . : I L led it leil alxmt n week Ix'f-ui »r|H»ii^I in M»uU»«rn \V« Mai oh • mi^H -ib «iu« Christ nta». ufiI n rn tlrm l Itph! fltirtir* lilt I Ul A I-* » I •• • • « ♦ • After a |der ceiemony, the Ihr Hurky ^ MuUnlttiu fin g h tct unltd yi'sti rilny with t l i e j ......... " 1 1 ' fi»*t Friemlship Tiaiu ahipmei.il ftl.I.in iT IMHI8KM I.T f..r the hungry. - •I NKW' HAVEN. Cnrnt l w 4 iicUl »»l «it# I'tilfeil t>htl»*r. fuA* l.uitovic Chancel; rn-nch ronsul - Elliott Ihx. .r*li .*uy- xi v .n r i- !Jn* nnl) way to hi tin • .Kir. Kittl First S t. genl'ral at New Y’nrk, accepti I ' i n »t>n*l confer^ n o iKtwrx-n Rtn- a ln a t m . . . i ; . r.i hi-iweetv tin • |v the fmal in hehalf of Ftanv*' lift icml wltoevei 1- elecltd !_*»t--1- . -*.t nntl thy l'nlleir*8lnli s '■ , t :VU K '■ « U ATV I'M « .w.» tt tt X . /and expressed thank* to th"4 . . . ' Amuicini |xx»ple aii'tl the agen- road carload* o f ,fr*«d In ria n *n)»| Ita ly . Tin n n l ahlpmrnt. arhcduled- fo r lb-r. Id Aboard an *| Am erirari cxjxrrt lino* ahip. w II LOUNGE CHAIRS V JELLJH EM I DOH'T THlkttC lO B E T T E R GO HOfAE JU 9T VET/ K lu tw h itr 1 G orgeous s a 4 7 5 V 'V’’1 . Ktn’o. HtilltliBU. - nliltlitD iilmvt* /«•!«•, l**niA;lil while letter* reading j£ are prohaldy higher during preg­ large "Friendship Cargo" and “Gift* uf iH nancy and lactation. Kfxxl Frum U. 8. lo France." The freighter, then partially H tM » * x x n v M N i;v r;K ] Inadnd with friendship nuntiibu-!* lion*, sailed fruni Philadelphia * lui New Ynik ten days ag-» and I f ihr- loading was completed frulu IS a atuckpde here. TIuLfi mmue ships 0(0 set tu carry m»ra of the . 'WO-OflJ rail- 14. -1 SEMINOLE COUNTV LAUNDRY C OH.PE.TEAf Y O U R F A T H E R f t CJkLUH' -------- V Q U / •HOME "• ar* itylod to meet th* most •sactlng taste. They hava boon IW I II II Y M OTH .100 Mnple Ateniu- ' • S Million P ounds Of Food Sent To F ran ce Y’ca, hetm lts mu»l lx- »ent to the Iron, tli-clpline of mtxlcm life, for at stake I* civilluU lin itself. Otherwise, left free, the. $ 1 4 . S lu t and - Spring seats. Covered In durable - ami long-wearing fabrics. Ydur choice'of several cqlors. WalEul or bleached frame*. a illm , i s* kimaalf is vwsim « f || ter-eatlng palm Those who dltlrrued wnn elnrearh or ulcer pain*. IndlgsMliiu. gie pula*. h*u burn. burnTag eee.atlun. I.loal other rondttlone raueed by • arid should try t'daa. tlei a lie of l'<l3a Tablets from Jour dtii# a lei. Klret do** BIIUI eonvtaea return box to u* aod get DOf TOUB MONET HACK. Tourhloa D(ug . Co. alorea ' everywhere I Hundy PULL-UP CHAINS The s te a l Napole-'ii who ruai|U*« w h a n you o i# V IM IT IA M •LOM 3AS Phone 1152-W pi - * no. . Snow . f h in ie . u e ie "Toi' - . i - i T hodw trler waJ I bit tu ; ' ' f l’trii J f,,, n >1 lbe (.leal lark. , ty lrlile Ic tp OhJ •*> : K region tt-l.iv. but ........................ ,I > .si. . , \I .iii ?! ... . . i . . _ _ _ . * ».*». M . Iin 1* were < i | t n Ini to it intiMt at Ifh R d i r c d -M en tiun*p<’»tiiig • the fovxl wilhu’it jj • . . I l.nntlt* lxirti| tu sheep which chhrge. The ceiemony was reported f". -jj .have not had enough iodine have fulm e U niting to F ra n c e ,in I h o ^ I a high ilealh I'Btee ' "Voice of Amyjjga ’ broadca*1'. |w' On the s i i h 't a (Tu- ship w n e w Iodine requirements uf women SANFORD STONE TOYVER - Wars-Stomach Ulcer Paias Napoleon's Waterloo? is rou« r«iv»TI AFi»is Went Third S lreel • map L i m ts United tjt“ ,<'" 1° Ibo IQOOt «iriginatixl the use (<t the lug cabin in cir» ttivolviNl in O'** collection and _ tu Mhe steam ship company Tor America. ' Fret* Ksllntales - Fhnne 1200 $ 4 4 . L i - S pecial m atlc diHtrs an ti w indow s. , Channel-hack Barrel Chair* add charm to tha living room. Grace­ ful design that la avsr popular. nametl Ixtul* the winner. 'snow along It* com--' tluo.-itjir* , Kagan *ai<l that the comml-otlon * northw r-tern Iowa, riottJit-A-l"io did not**make a pritctice uf r e - . Mlnne—'a . northern \\ i*. •■i.-in view ing decision* of it* official* j and tippet Mlehijran. hut grautixl a lieaiing to W alnitt | The foivMinnei o | the prr-litietl anil W rlistrr Ix-tattM- they w t-rejin crea- e cold fot the Mlilw>>i resident a of Miit-lhel t-tale ami hail natlp*l fur ,l* llte might not have full knowledge of J I'anliao l'e Ihi* uioining the N* w York rrtJc*. j■Irmjrci.ttine* ilipiteii to fn cimg; it , ,. W alcott', how?; i- i»j Canute it. I MiiU!t.iLNJli;sJKhit;h JnnLB bjgii -I'-xie*1* yealeidiry •u.-i - • N. J. Webster Instated that hi* ' of Y't statem ent in w idth In- pointed noon, bnl a low ••( 17 i.i|l\ l - l i v V IIIF IN O N«"-v Th*' 1-rYY I fiullflU * »»f I r* !*•'!'*%% I M lt d lf ll Ol D '* ( 'I ’ i ' out that neither Ire mo -the *hal- xdin at I'emhuta. N. D . w , Ith helure IhtoUgh IhloUgli tire the It. I-*tv -- - ' e - ' lure “ leu * h-ngt-r questioned Finite*' inleg: llte I pin- ». rity !«• read into the reeortl. • tnltlr-t ., i | ih| h\ '« ••ally u . t l l t t i giiaitl m il urn 'in ! example set liyi these roe kies* fyllows may cause all blooding I mankind some day to play hooky t from ihity ,-en- mataa* and tun, ' laughing and . set niching, hack | into ■the woods fhrever. lli’Yn-it* must l-e- haruesw-d'! • C u lln c ts ' mailt* to o r d e r n n d to s u it y o u r «• tn u te . (iiinrantr-L-d sk illed w o rk m a n sh ip ^ . BARREL CHAIRS •w ar never plough* furrows in the hrow* of hermit*, breaii*-.^tfe hulk-tins on tht- Mail of the sectind world war in-trr n a c h x l them. .They think a night rluh is som ething you keep handy • to throw af a hoot owl. They can w hittle all murtifng and f (tlieli backs Itch they ru(i,agajn.xl a shaggy*oak in-t- all afii-miHm. | They can pick their leetTj *ii 1public and the tiger wtut‘1 rtmt| plum. * .Freedom I* a Dmfriendly tiling, hut herm its have tixTHri*,l of IL tt'a'v# gut tu ataitli rlteii) ! hack to re*|tectahility, make tliem wear nccktici, convince tlirin they need shoe*, sham e Iheltt for . ha* log no lawk arrionll^,* They balltit, ciowded hu.-e-, atuL. the mohy, parentIttxxl, the ii*-- of the lllU*t lx- done on the M-htalul.-1 nmti l-e furred hack t«* nnstr*-* moiiuluiiy of the d tlly task th a t ) rollerllon of home gifts inrlwdea an unusually large aaaoetmenl m Genes which carry hereditary that a teaapoonful could hold all E* di< ' IE* diverse hereditary trait* de veloped by the human race tinea the origin of man. , » Modernize Youl •• there is no gift more appreciated than something practical Thi* t hrielntaa, Hanford Fornllur* Company a for th* hi H igh,purity oxygen has many uaca in' industry, medicine an in avigtion. AW'NINGH . - \p p ly in P erson a t Gifts for th* home! For ih* homemaker - for ike home owner it ALUMINUM j - An-’l tlelievlete Itutli lluineeton. Ip la id . A bo See Our All - GIVE C H EER ! nil* It il-ldman. Mt H-ra And Jewel Prail tlunn. Sit Dora. D lls Braun. I**j.xtid fdltnl.ii>n Halaajuber. I'. 1,>•■! ' Uordnn Morrl* l>>< hliie-ia. I p U t f Q uick Delivery . The Sanford Herald Office fn k in Oil of Callfora,* To U.nnir WOOD * M ust H ave A utom obile • -110 S u n fo r.l A . iih il - i $4 of Sem inole County. M l K H i;t KICK'S PACKAGE STOKE Christmas WANTED! s d-MHlrn* Add lo .Altam"nte Taylor* tll-a r l^ k - '*..Im1!» IH«a WHISKEY RUM n.J. i,l, wlieti VM'uptti- ftum Ui.*' | it.urine uie all»trr.l to roam alxiut the underbrush, .frUthtenliig ibe In -itM n truck*, tnvmlx-rs of llagmia. lb- Jcw1 »lt ai nt*’. arrive in Jerusalem •<> **-•! up ,o> " : . I' .l. p iraUiiia and cotifuemg Inmwt-nl altat k Aial- mob*. Meanwhile, in Jrw i.h T- l A dv, Aiu! Jcmi-n*'.rator» .-mii . nI th.- |»m* tine file-1 many huiidinga. An official nmiujn.eiii. pt -aid th* fit.....* w .te out n K •quirri'l*. and with m> wrurrF'c* tlnti-rtuitimuai lit. • , .' itr*i ' £ tt pt wbat' I'tiaH their nrxt berry « i* coming from! The font la s t l-ctwi-ei* tin- comil i mull man’* thralldom and the her­ Eaurun S tan d s P a t On A n o th er Cold W ave f i‘ mit'# freedom threatens tin- hasls Isolds Fitfht Decision i M oving On Midwest of ntir. whole social order. Hrrmita have had it too •■«->’ S 0........................... tT \1 K D I’ll ESS I’m t*ni long. T h ey , don’t b * '-NEW YORK. D ec. ft. iflh , H> \S —— W alcb Them 5 lo pay Income taxrs, wait on Eddie Kagan, chalrlnati of th e ] A noil-i fast*moving fr»M • ft .5« aliect corners for their wi\t-«, New York S tale A thletic C om -1 W»* - ' y *;o.-nliiig > IRYKt «'•'» , : t E H tilib L ’ fawn on ixi.***, *havt*, take *•*- misaion. icfl'*etl .to intetfere to- , «»f the v.i.lwt—l t.-lay m ill pror * r. would , from children,' atand »till fot u day with th* detrition that gave | !**;«», ’h‘" leni|H-iutuie• . K puhlif opiniun | m.1I, or go to cock­ J ih- l.oiu*. heavyweight champion, ■ink f." ix-l-iw rein in |» "-l yf. 'he • 7 • -; K ' N orthto stale* Ity tomorrow ' 7 l.ig h l tail paMies. The Yjrind fan* tht-o. the vrrtlicl over Jersey Jo*- \Valmoinii g • .fret- for nothing, a altram i* rott Friday night. The (’hitago Wcuthei llui 'upvi— i heir m irror, the moon their tt'alcutt and hi* manager, Joe FLUORKSCENT till ti»- •<•* Idas!, ctHuiiig tlt-tvo lamp. . • \Veh»ter. aj'pcatetl befurv Eagan ftont Canada, would bring Jnin|i*. | The cricket aeiehaiies ilictii Willi and Com'im**ioner C. It ' Powell eialu ii - iniigmg frum veto to 1 IIHISTYIAS, T K K R SK • hi* ruoly-awi-et fitldh-. tin* anmE todhy t o ' |nute*t the Muting of Ix-lop in nnrtliw r»letli tt'i -c-nsin ■ • tuqc in nature's pndlc** mu*i-. Judge Flank For he*. and northwestern Iowa lo u ■ low ' K uril IjO ltp lliirn F«rl>e» awar«le*l the fight lo aa -th ill iu>lthw'e«teiii Mut'ie*.'i > Ami the wixxl thrush never bolt* l ho in with the moultlly preamble: Ixtui* <>n the ha-ia uf rouiitl* Won, A storm dc-fiilx'-l y of “mnrklnilt*|tt'itili'nll) "Stop mt- if you've heard thi* m arking up eight for the cham p­ rd intensity1' and wfiip|«d done op*." Ill- just u|M-n» lo* Miroll ion. »ix for YValcott ami one even, by stu-iig wind* « 'i- lo -pir | I I I 'lilu w Ini; t'ld n r lx-ak and leta.-go,- pouring Joy tin a muni ha*i». how rvei. he aero*- la k e Huron !txlu\ lulu tt'alrotl tbe winner, __________ ______I'J to CanuiLi .iUlur—kurxiog tove fmur a fcaUii'red c<pitaim-l%__■ . tiamol Speei.il I 'r lf r - , •-n 7 irp jiiM ?ittity '£ .rJanriCM-wnrttr !7. Oh Tlie hack- id tne. fllV .card "fultl _be ( from tt *■« to *U ihclu - .u f new ^ lltl*. Gift A Tirkel Ibuiku al Ihr Box Offire! - ... . )i4 »40 t» lH ilTAjd*' ^ath'iwts .e«4 -* ..... Ilwikk manufmtiitvrT tt b j. LAST DAY MONDAY-- ' The F oxt* of Harrow' a Jusnlta IlledlreS, It ueeell PI. AT* I 1-vfH > tough roitlu iy cloxs i-Vccpt the cailuii-.'. on ot-i placr. wealing callou*.. brains fJguiing ou; wayk to px,. . tnt- butcher, tiu: hal.rr and the H erald p ap er route in ru ra l section , ha* uoriodlc'. re-exatitiha lions ' i.uti. ' . | How.loin: m< .wt- jmr.g to lc'. ihf«c fiigttivi s from Itte’* dt»o id tr run .wild in tne tv-w-li, tn-.ighing and ecrairbmg themM'lvi-- and evading all lt-e|HiusiUilityT R eliable nuui to ca rry A S an fo rd ' It for every • n* I’r.lK S m llh ’s for the Home . U ratelr Jr. BP.I.MABi: OK fill. IKASr. BTC. - SI t i l I I I I b R .'. “Football ThrillK of 191$“ *. 4- ------ It, lc- ll»Kl-|, .,T„| Hint tht V lx- re.jtiU vtl.io tnke .fr|,m vvprl>u Why should the rr«t of u» walk the treadm ill of tin- o-.mmon- Book f. page# 111-114. * U T.O H I>EH o r T i l l : HOAHIl OK C O fS T ir Ct»M M I#«IONKtlH OK aitM INOl-E COUNTY, KUJBIDA. O r Herndon At Clerk Of HaId Board • (U K I'IC IA I. HEAl.t * - vom er o r liw m o t or n r.io i.t rtiiv vacA T ivo r*H T o r a tn r .ir r Notlt. M heteby g iv e n , that at It* -t- ^ IIOYI.E ft D IP , r M* w«»r|*lg dm- small class »m* rnmplaiii* Oie> aiv w vci^o r4 .| r Nfcn YORK. I)cr. H. i/« i—In • legislative aU«*ntion. *;%xlf orhuol tra rh ria giumblC .theyA the grrdt twentieth ctiU iuy-iluyj-l | urn s|>eaktng uf hermit*. € « • » * ' urttierp»fit.*"HuH\tr'''«i thin k i4 to wipe out special privilege in Krr%9 .hould g^t after thrve n U?lng pcr*ecut«nJ. huusttwlvr* ' moan nobody «pprtn a te a them. High prices haw put u* all 'through tha vrrinf^r. legutar meetiaa held urn lb* 3b I d*> of Detember, 1**7, lb* Hoard vl County Ct mmiaaloaer* of Heinin il* Contur, n-r*<»». adopted > n o n cm ree-tlutWa elOalnn. vaiwilng aad . Naiw* M hereby a l » » * l * « I am a nan-1 ' am* and renuunelaa rnd eagdged In tmalnee* at ftaaford Mu diwlaiiuida aar rlgbi uf lieihlnul* aklpal Alrw irt under th# gbtitiooe CtHHitr Florida, and the put-lie nam* of Sanfora aehool or A < « - M *re> l'l">d A 'eni* «* - - -*i tit.* aa4 that 1 Intend to raauter la acd to that poqlon of <Ut Street aald same punuant to the Kictlll -u# Ikl|.| AilUA ' A H I i Jf Ut» It.. * — a Nam* Statute (Chapt*> ***»3. Labe of 4'r t ita l tak e Wtater Home* Subof Florida. IMII With the CieiH ditltiua f C<“ rdln g !■> put thereof or the Clrrult O.eri of Semtnole i.f i . c d S •» «b » public recurdt et Cauaty, Klorlda Hefhinr't. V-uaty. riorlda. In PU l . the new deal blaci J lumps R IS K S S F C R U in ■m,-it pity. S.-ctL-tot 'of Dctr-nx* F'lircvlai I ... .q m v r * i d i.e l,, I that an A ttnyA 'aw |f - 1 „ ' it.ul Uiatil h.»* recontmi nth-tl • t*' ' '' tltui all JHrton* notv retired fn r l AS ' p li) *u-nl ri’h-tm* lx- r«- • * tmfnc*l.i t In* !; fnim T»fl-HutOe> Arl. Act. N’ur— tf ivro the •k<* Taft-HatUcy Legal Notice Roy II. Browalag Owner Dac. ». 1 * * 1. I . .« . U IIIH I » a A iS tU K D K L U A L U , MA-XFYj KD. K U m iU A I n.-.-t i. inutu lllng lift ilndgel s. • The banker and the employer,| ' TT - T« URN He o n e m b 1047 - X 97' ' . m t �■* v—f **>/ ■ £-:r*!,* . " ■ *? '; % '•<.i^!r.7M f e # "JL~ ,'^ ^ 5^ ^ ; .!; ^ - >a c e p o i m ;i The Sanfordj Herald * r.Mah'Ulint In 1ft* . . Monday; dec . 8. 1 3 4 7 ■ Hope For Stratton Bill It In reported from W ashington th a t Representative Strntton of Illinois believes th a t his bill has an even chntjcc I | of passing. This is the legislation sponsoring the .entrance i | into th is country of <100,000 <llnplnre<l persons over ti period |„ii,In r* *| »•■ »•**•»•«« «i*t . O flu b tr 2T;* l l l l , «1 IM V m % nlM -r of four years. rt I In rid • ; »»*.*!•» m r A ft ___ TheJm proved prospect f o r the bill-is the result of mitflide supiKirt which is being given by a citizens’ Committee, IIOI.I.AM) 1.. U IU .1 r-tiiN f i *the t ’nthollp church, the executive com m ittee of tip: A m er­ «;oitm>> iikan it nn Legion, union organizations ami Jew ish groups. Within lUeiftm Vh3»M> Congress, added support has been given since the investiga­ M n s i't iir r iu ii i i v n ? 4 l»r CsirKr. (>»w . _ . . » d»f tion by the House Foreign A ffa ira . committee. Persons Tiff? ItoMtk* . .... / *"• eligible for admission under this legislation are, writl t <» be «(■ 70 per cent Roman Catholics, 20 per cent Jew s and 10 per O ut I n r . cent L utherans ami others. Ail phiiumi ttwlirr* ««»*!• «• tfianks retell Itflriite hihI Woflwr* «f The only argum ents against this m oderate program tmtwfInlnerirMtt ■fnr f it | i u t » hit for the admission of homeless Europeans seem to DO th o se vp l i t i * | f fu n d *, %*III I nf *flrt«ru.**! f*»» of jobs and shelter. But there are more jobs now uvidlnble ■ I rva rn ln r i i <S« * » f (•fits |p|«n«l ^ r r i r p i i f i i l i **, than workers to man them - especially on farm s. Oh farms. » ‘I T ; TH E SA N FO R D HERALD, S A N F ORD, FL O R ID A llf f | I-.HIU .J l / h.:;: «H «p| THE WORLD TODAY ' | * n liir d * ’ n»4 nuh I* > mi RttefeeteJ, ri'rld n I *'1DKlinl ri AlrMDr 111 DEWITT MACKENZIE .— t ------m « » a t * 4'n GETTING HIM BACK ON HIS FEET AGAIN ! oot too in *«|nrf**». nrnfrsrinnal Tee*" I*-*' t - . r f?omntn4-nlt«" c -."?<• *1 e n -.i.l report* for #ho fiscal vear ending laat Jtm o TO, re<~rived from th** p rin ter fiwtsv. «!)<«-- I (),total* i« a detailed - break down of an earlier short statem ent that the a ta tr took in ZIRtJ>24.9t8 and and spent fI68.8ML9&3 during the year. ’ The 52? •191.000 Item for per­ sonal serviewa wa* fnnrlh on lh* Hat nf m ajor disbursement group­ ing*. * A 138 8.13,427 total rontrihutlon to counties and cities of fupA* col.litrlrd hy th e sd a to Ird tha list. It was^rViaite up largely of n klek. hack of gasoline and recinir taxes, •and the 318,000.1*00 allocation for gievment of tr-arhera* aalarir*. Capital outlav expendflun** of I.VL5!!8,234 ranked pecond. More than half of th at was road and bridge construction, the rae t for construction of buildings and pu r­ chase of rfiuipm rnt. The third largest Hem wa* 331X 332,734 for such “curren t obliga­ tion-" n» |26Jt!*5Jl37 in puhlle welfare benefit* and pension out­ lay* ami 3f>.22H.6f>6 In unemploy­ ment compensation payment*. The ncnmnal service nrrount wa* broken down Into 326.838,728 in r-nlarle? nnd wages, and 3362,680 in professional fee* and con­ sulting aervirr*. A total of 311,096,632 was paid out Mf such contractural service*." as printing, repair*. ad<ertising and postage- The biggest item was 32,284,143 in travel expenses of stall- employe*. The 32.678.884 expenditure for food products/alm o st entirely for Inmate* of sta te institutions, was included in a 310,241,376 Mil for commodities. - N early half-of a $2,701,495 ex­ penditure listed under "current expem es” wa* for paym ent of rent on land, building*, office and equipment. * - -Trees -*»- -‘-fr — U p in Frsnklih, P *. city o f. facials •re greatly cdttcernrd ol the increased crthiumption of municipal w.iier,-’ * T h e town’s 9,943 ciprem who havr rjot Rteally increased in numbers during 'the p a it fct> yeats are now using half a m illion 'gallons of water . more than they met! to. and City officials in tiit they stihply can’t he taking that marge niore oaths, nr drinking that much-'more. They •. V f •I'o Platm tag-an ' mvr,liga­ tion to deteimine i t the tnrreated consumption it being •j/.v’d for. |t‘ Would take (|Ult* i» leak to lose half a million gallont a week, but could be. F.vcry lim e-w e w y ‘ Anythin* about thr high Im c i which et. etyntir ,nnw liai*, tb to thr federal grnrinmtfll, ', meon» chirpi, -Ym, hut »itfijidie we had | loaf the war." Whit*Vieh propl H" need to Iram it that our picient high taialimi |u i , Qotbtflj^ what etar in <lo with tni; tfO , U rv^ and Germany wars dafrated on bortowrd monry, (apd we liav, i.ot even hrgun two v ran aftet :h« war ended to levy the laser for paying off tbr- bond?, Mon of ihe laic* wc are paying now ?» being devoted to eiptttm en’i n Sorialiim whiclt are makin? t *11 the haidrr to,gay-the t* * « ■ One of the mo?} dilftcult thing! for a prartiral man to ’undeitiand it how anvtme can read1the nrw* of the day and understand all : the. biltcrneii and kciu?! (tghlint which ii apparent dwpughout lbWorld today, and at the tain: that wc will never have anolhei lints believe, o r teem to believe, war. And becau^*,"wg,,wMl'nevrr ba»a another w ^ ,9 :‘Hcdtinaenlal. l»t», and - vCorpjtqmtt|i * -kigue tgaitut compuliory military train again*! a i t t o ^ ^ r m y . Navy Air Forte, againit aecfecy the atomic ■■i & ftB .'r .g ain tl economy- and full produr• t* r * l Mtdfjibiflt!* which rful, S lI ltr .o L makr our nMfcts. altoog ihe Outlook for permanent ■hai never before U rn quite U d . and it o m r wa* renr r T - n a if tir e * ! , ■ , tn lr f ■at th» Amarlcati-Urlllah-Francli policy fur tlif Rrlrh. 1 One of the most extranrdlnnery ! aspects of this situation I* 'that t with war la thr knife—"cold'*1 When trees get in men’s way, they are generally cut hut still war—going on between j down. It is an old custom, which has prevailed for genera­ Himia and the Wrstern Dem<*c-; HAMB0NF.S MEDITATIONS tions. and is generally defensible for one reason or another racier, five of the latter actually Hr Alley ^ fly JAME8 MARLOW ~ chopping down oaks, for example, to ntHke room for n have trade delegations In Mos­ cow trying to negotiate for pur­ building or an airport th a t is needed in ft certain locution. chase of Soviet goods. They are B ib l e o t righteous But there is fur loo much curelcaanoss nnd disregard for Britain, Helgittm. Luxembourg. WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 UP) Be'S PE fcVUH-LAMIN' MaJ. General Bennett E. Myers, Norway and Sweden the fu la te in such operations. FOUNDATION--AN' HIT That'* astonishing enough, but who was pretty busy during the When any fine tree in destroyed, both beauty and to this: France and Italy, ( war* retired on 3GS0 a month. Dp L00R LAK DEY GIN'LY utility are lost. Too-often the trees are destined, never to li-lrri while having no special trade del-' The Army sOspended the pay l»e restored In 4he lifetime of men, women nnd children now egetlona (n the Russian cepltal. t after Meyer* disclosed hr wa* DOyfN ON DE BOTTONIliving. , * are said in Moscow tw have III- interested In * number of other f 4 t n » ^ TROtAPED q N \ l Trees are long-time crops nnd should be handled n:t dirated serious interest In liur- thing* besides hi* regular Job In such. When a highway or power lint* m u st,tak e good trees, chssing Russian grain. And both the Air F u t S ^ Frnnre and Italy aeliiall>- arc m The »Up of hi* retirement pay. cannot others tie planted not too fnr aw ay? n stale of virtual revolution , and how he got it, haa cauaed There used to be a denuding of hillsides wit it ponsc- thr result of the Red drive. ,ome wondering. -ptent bad effects on the soil when C hristm as trees were Of course those supplisnta for) Here ia an explanation about ‘ taken fnr sale. Nowadays the small evergreens a re grown Kusiian aid are ln-the pu»ltimi «f Meyers, hla retirement pay, and * tor the purpose and no householderjiced worry or go with not having the wherewithal to Army .pensions in general. to purchase necessities in .the Meyers- wa* - in the Army o!h<-r available market*, ft rer* year*. Aa a major general • But the loss of the big hardwoods still rem ains a 'nlnly i* an ironic circum?t*nce, base pay—straight pay without however, that they ahould have problem. to turn to the great power which extras, such aa for housing—waa openlv is doing it* utmnat to luring 38,800 a year. He was retired for dlssWIItv ttirin under H* dominatelon. Such ti ansae'ion* naturally, cut both Which mean* he waa conaidered way?: They not only provide the pliyslcajly unfit for.further active Nl;w VOHK IIKHAMI THIjJJM purclmaeta with necessities but duly. / Lhey strengthen the hand of the What kind of disability 7 There** lay* when bnniel Webster wn? •oiler. The New Jersey Department of tto; •eller. That la is uncomfortably tincomforUMy re- been no official statement on this, frail Ileiy un lough loug New Haint) mfhlieent of the fact that iAm*rltoy on Agiirultu-e, which ha* been inves. i ,frail w s t u, rt Symington, aecrelgry ligating the working huun of ihlro acre* ami flrunion Alcott ran trader* sol. Japan sinew*- fof , hjf A1|. Forr(> |mnr . lc)| Bt , litc on the land, reported recently wat a sturdy one among Connec­ nf war ijght up to the assault on MW# confr r ence that Meyera wa* , (Stl-4—? >» r>? »<? “ » th a t‘the average work for a farm ticut rock* and hand mowing. Hut retired for a nervous breakdown.' ’ c*J r.W - .. upeiatur in September wa» »lxty- the long day* nml rndlea* chore* I’earl Harbor. tin the more c h i« fu l «We li th e, r(.,|rment pay of $350 a /2 -S -V 7 ninv lioum, exclusive of Sunday* which led ancli buy* to neck way* repot t hy John Foster llulles. month (36.000 a year) waa 75 and holiday*. Thl», the depart­ of lighter yoke? apd fewer oxen adviser .to U. S. Secretarv of per rent of hi* straight, active ment pointed o u t compere* with still exist in fairly changeless, State Marshall the London the nver»jt«- ’Wflrk week of 41,2 fashion. Meehinrry lia* In-en n* conference, who In returned to the pay of 38,800 a year. vast and ingtniou* «t-l In produc­ hour* for a factory worker. Unusual? No. Any general can retire after 30 ycara’ service British canilal ofter conferring Such a ltatDtlcal I'om, of tion and labor, saving on farms, with officer, an officer above the rank on 75 per cent of ki* straight, French political leader* In course, will be no new* to farm­ hut Juit how much of work tin the (’aria, over the situation in that of colonel, can retire at 75 per active duty pay. er*. And It,!* an underlying, lab­ land itill must' in* done by un country. Mr. Dullei cent nf hi* active pay after 80 And, if he's served 20 year* and orious reason why ao many boya meehanlied tmtaelea and calloused the result* of hi* trip described year*’ service. a* "mott has to retire for disability he gets leave farm* to work in garage*, alma only farmer* know. CerBut no m atter how- short a time 76 per cent of active pay. Hie drive truck* or In general become ilnly a farmer, as the figure satisfactory.” though he with­ he had been a general officer, If Army, glvea him that, lie doesn't parr of Hurt Immense lahjir atiny of tne New.Jersey Department held detail* from puhllcttlort. he.was retired for disability he’d have to go to the Veterana Ad­ which enjoy* a forty-hour week. ot Agriculture tend to prove, is get 75 per cent of hi* active pay. ministration. u It alio explain*, we believe, why unlikely ever't o have n fortyji h so many o< today* farm* In the' hour week at long a* there are B utdf that same Regular Army $ 3 0 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to be totally disabled. It mean* enlisted man had to retire for Eastern il* le i are one-man farm*, twenty-four-tnmr day*—and a? _______ only that he cannot carry on hla disability with less than 20 y e a n ' with the? hired nun beeomlng e* long -a* ri)w? hare to I* milked, rare in the agricultural World ■* hen* fed and hog* fatlrtyed on TALLAHASSEE, Dee 8 Up\— ‘ regular duty. A had heart would aerjrice, he'd have to go to v a . brindled cow*, buckboardt and Sunday* ami on those holiday* Florlda'a litUt:known mining In- be enough. ~ The VA would decide the degree which .haying time never pro­ dustry showed e r*cow| ' pindue. L An Arroy-l>oard decide* on the of hi* disability—how much he barrel chufAk. . There ha* been a 'g re a t Influx claimed and which sent time and linn of nearly 330,<)00.000 worth disability. The board could, If It waa unable to dp other work— of machinery on farm* since the harveat have never reckoned. ■>f miner*!*—mostly pimspbato— wished, discharge an officer with and pay him accordingly. last year. one yeer'* pay and no more. But any wartime draftee who n aald so far here waa disabled-aaV he wa* shot State Geologist Herman Gunter j What ha aald preliminary Oguree of the general officer*, up Id battli*—had to go to the VA U. 8. Bureau of Mine? showed n w nntnew , Regular Army which would decide on hla degree of disability. value of $28,900,000 on pro-lneta m etf or officer*, and dug from FloHd* toil In IP46, on. That wartime draftee—depend­ —- ly VYILIIAM MT1 but final tabulation? will pu*h Rut there's this gimmick for ing on thi- dearer of hit disability Cmfrif P i n t ITrfret the total lo nearly $30,000,000. —might get only a small per­ all hut Regular Army officer*: The cornhi nod .production of The disability must have been centage of hi* active pay or oven •cared lh* bull pit!*** —If *« WtNTER blank*!* worn by Und pebble, hard rock and col- something that developed while more than hi* active pay If ho knew anything at ell about Tao* Indian*, wt read. »re al­ Inidal phosphate reached a new the officer waa In active service. waa not only disabled but maimed. •mall arhnolboy*. ways red Ty m»k* 'em #a»l*r record of 5,005,511 long tons with Suppose a reserve officer, who 1 ! I In find In • httasardT a value of $21,017,174. That ei- had a kidney disorder, teas call­ Tree* b*ir tfuli in winUt, t t I <-eedrd the 1045 yield b y ,800,000 ed Into active service. The kidney ion—but I k t f Mil t i l frfcft*. In summer tb* T*os we*r ton* and th r value hy $4,700,009. condition grew won*. He couldn't ■ kite blmkttt. TMi It «»wi to Olhrr mineral product* of the do active duty. Helhfweed li.te moke mere u r-w e didn't think4 t k i t wore state - last year tnHIuded: Lime- ‘ In th at caae he’d h ave'to mevle* lo Cosotfe. T* the pro­ •pylh/nf. ^ ^ ^ stone. 2,863,070 short ton* valued to the Veterans Admlnl By W. V. BITTING ducers thet* Consdlen. Retkles a t $3,212,185; sand and gravel, (VA) for disability pension. Then TOUCIITON DRUG. GO. must leek like pretty big rrrten The! 'fallaw wke tty* he re­ 1,534,667 short .ton* valued a* he might not get 76 per cent of An acne condition of the matsrlol $I,320,8)P; and an untabulated his general's pay. grets gattlng marped tkre* time* skin Is too often accepted a* 111 quantity of Portland cement, whtieut dlveulag hi* Brtt tw# The VA could decide he was only Inevltabln at certain ages— kaniln, fuller* earth and line •lightly dlaahled and give him n something that cannot he cor­ Now that former P**tma»l*r wt«M mutt reelli* that he med* kaolin. Fuller* earth and lime with pension much lees than 75 per rected — that must be out­ Otneral Bob Heu-negan h a * ■ blgamysloke. a combined value of $3,886,000. grown. cent , *. taken qysr the ftt. Lout* CeHIt t I Most younr people do outBut suppose ,a Regular Army nrt* b* naturally wt|l b* quit* to Mtxlco g tmtUI eehootboy A M N E S T IE S G R A N T E D p o w acne, but not unUl It m a n 'w h o w al a general off Jeer, tnteresttd In any I pitcher who j-imped Into • ring end eh4lgot drunk and, In an auto ac­ haa left large pores or unsight­ has e *p»e»il delivery. ^ lepged Ute hiU p e o b * b ly ATHENS, Dec, 8. H P )-T h e cident, suffered an Injury making ly marks that are permanenL Ministry of Public Order said to­ him unfit for active dety. •Or worae, haa denied ■these day that 10,261 persona includ­ uhg people many hours of Ha wouldn’t g* l« th* VA Th* have lot* of eowtyy* |n heaven!” ing 5,64? Rightist* ware granted Army board would decide whether ppinrsa by ‘making then* un­ Son of Mr, amrkpifc Huy Ruth- amnesties Orford of Augusta, Mont., and ed NoVf 14.during the month end­ to retire him on 75 per cent of attractive and self-conscious. Let vour doctor examine grandson of Mr*. Frances Wiper*, -• __ _ . _ . . Jtli active pay or discharge him vour child's akin to determine U reported 8,416 Communist* with one gpar’a pay, or fire him Great Falls, Rickey la gl*p.q one CHEAT FALLS, M ont, Dec. 8 the propgr diet and rlcnnshie out of five loyccnver frnm had "surtrndered," Them without PP>—Five-year-old Rickey Ruth­ chance method to follow and htTwlil no explanation why a greater ’to fjw d by.lour, And, nephorosi*, * kidney disease. All this Jl, erford Isn’t expected to Uve to we Hha eernumber of Rtghtlata than Leftist* I by law, there are also be able Santa-Claus pay hi? Affleal vi»ll • -Biekny'* parent*, relative* and were pardoned. wili help tain drugs arrangement* different on ChrisMtia* day, but he think* friend* have been giving the boy The Ministry of Welfare H waa pretty grand of SanU A competent nhermaclst will ants to -fllt flie prtseHptron wllh freeh. happineae. .j warfare areas war* receiving of general. tffeeUv* ingredients. boot* to hta hospital | Into There’s no. room here tw go THU is the 186th of a series Rkkey said that Santa couldn’t state assistance. Rickey, who Idolise* cowboys ■it whet their cases. But what of the Re­ T of Editorial Advertisements aw very well because, “ If* (Santa) from I t Is estimated _ that 460,000 gular Army enlisted and cowboy equipment, resliu * he •aid I waa getting better and 1 appearing in this paper each what Monday, la dangerously sick and asked ht* I’m not good aa I waa when I house* in Britain were totally de- * private to. aerjraanL Strayed or rendered unlnhahltof war-time draftees? C o p y rig h t grandmother, “Do you,think Uwy earn* able during .Jtforld W hr.il, ' A Regular Army enlisted man issssp THE NATION TODAY Buy Chiutmsi Scab. Public Health officiali tr|I m lint it ■■ f enlirrly poisibtr, to w^p* but Com­ pletely all the t r .i c r i c l tulien u lotii in lint c e u n lty within ten years if adequste -djfgn'.iti •* made available and prJ|^:» I, ,* rnenl provided. Tin* tan teadily he done if tufftnei^v,-fund, air . contrifcut.d. T V o .N r .f the a) lernalivr, that it. doinir nothing ot Jo in ; to.-netbijg but iniufft •dently. far p tic iA i the cn;t of etlerminatin* tilln-iculuni. or ol . te Chtivtmsi Scab jp u are atk* to buy. So do you! part. Bt>) ... Christmas Seat*. ■- 1 ^ " S ' ’ j p H|y tum '.u* and partly to make J t,m ,-tr appear the champtow «{_.'■ M i r - mSTIV f i y T rlTuTg ' s to p nn,| —n up a grocery Mil of 32,678,. 884. too. H hciter in m ore e a s ily ta k e n c a r e o f th n n ^ ? d t f a ^ N w | | n pr,l, „ U g L mJ « Md fur1 sat, rho illd s e lfin h 'm o tiv e s g o v e rn o u r p o lic y 'w h e n th e c o n tr a s t j otaur , which is defined as anjr acl b etw een b u r co n d itio n a n d th a t o f E u ro iie in ta k e n in to th»l makes a piece of machinery cnnHisinration to Armed police, it. Horn n o n . — . . , Who have been ordered, to use f f w e m u st look a t th e m a tte r fro m n Hellish stiim l ,hpir |„ Mif defense, ap|u jin t. it flhouhl l « rem em ijered t h a t th e s e e n tr a n ts will Im> pearol t<> have the upper hand in In til* HMttrttnr, wl if /U m !-•' c a re fu lly w in d e d a s to-qualiflcatlont* nn d nkills, jintl sh o u ld most p u ts of the country. Troop? %f* i n t i tlU fn fr lr tft. were on duty in critical areas. p rove to be nil a s s e t r a t h e r th n n n lia b ility . .Su things Were looking eon sidcratdy brighter for the haras*! ! MONDAY* D Pr. s, I jt? government. However, the coji! Record To Be Proud Of fact remain*?! that morn than nim.E VEHBE FOR TODAY AVhcn was Bill Jones at Okinawa? W hat rank d id M a ry , „n,|,.r order? of their Cmrnnuh. IF COD 18 ITU'LY AND COM­ Wiliianta have in the W AVES? These questions and m an y i i»t dominated national committee PLETELY' OUR FATHER. THEN WE HAVE INFINITE POSSI­ titherp like litem enn be answered in the W ar'R ecords ! f * P r, J h' , , “ ,nw***‘terTihly crippled, BILITIES, SO WHY jNOT HE i’rojeet of the Erie County Historical Society, now housed*-**1 country— WORTHY Oh; a i’- RLAT.HERE­ in th e Erie. Pa., Public Library. Many o th er towns have Mrnntime lh .L'jtidon Sovii'l DITY t For one is your fathrr, such a record..still others may yef find it'poshible to c-tm- Foreign Minister Molotov had lheven he *hd Is in heaven.—Matt Hig Four Foreign Ministers' (J« pile one. 23:9 , _____ F or years names of Eric men and'w om en in the arm ed * \! * ? ___ ..___ _.»i_____J t ____. u ..^*..*11.., . ..c <1.14 tinned to throw lack? in Hie path . Congratulation! In Msttiu An services were gathered from the soldier vote’ lists nf 1114*1 uf the drmocraciva who ara trying d e n rn h n the opening o| his new selective service boards, recruiting offices, churches', fac­ to tiring (iracr and, rahabilitatiu i isdio itatinn. Oii.imlu now hw> tories, Ciubs, school? and relatives. Last but far from least to Eut"pe, Moscow' haa m ads'ft lour stations which together with clippings relating to service activities were taken from tie* d -a r. that It dneih't want pea<-». until it can IpvpoM ila own kind Sanlutd't Station VRFRK provide local newspapers. These were mounted nnd filed, and now uf Hcil pcacn. Die cilnacnaua of Ccotisl Florid t \M<I. jll n| ih<- constitute a record of the w ar activities ojf 26,105 Erie men impartial ohaetvrr* la that Ru* run best radio entrrt-iinmenl. und women. ■ ia stalling in tin* London cun, It should la* a m atter of local pride for each community to know w hat Its young people did in the nation’s greatest war. G athering a record like Erie’s may be hnrd work, but h f f f l n npllratpd.'A l l r a l w t - A nny^istrtct'C V - d i v t r i f t - mouM t l k i - -drH < i l > - l t;----t.~ . . . ■ - “ U-is npFcom n r^ n _ Tb-> •••to »>f Florid* paid mrt |!*7.- IH r . r r i i m r i i t i l l i r fltrm le l In tk* » a tle » « l fk lU t»f 'R !* n r * * t n n li* iiilis r d ',T d --tfcV * 4 » n p ii r ill# * I n IP r iM im if t w t i k l»f» j»_ jfttltP iM iw n« fi \ r •* I mrl*> f ir .ll* f« M i# n . «*f ih * I’ rH * l» #nfHlnd t i t ! m f i f i t »#* i k t *if» f ♦•« r f r i M i r « tl* in a t n il |A» l« M l w h i |*»intre’ A couple of weelit sen Jam n Sheffield,, Oklahoma farmer, ran over * nine yea) old girl, wlm “ifepperT 7u3denly froTo . behind a school hut, and killed hei intlsnt ly. Sixteen dsyt later hit own son. a two yrat old Loy, playm-; in fionl ,o l hi? liomr, suddenly darted sc rots ihe flrrel and was -Ituclt by Lite family doctor at he drove up in hit cat*. The lit­ tle boy dilrd iniUnlly, Both far mer and lire doctor* here oh; solved of alt llame. accident? Were unavoidable. ' ■< - . $27,391,409 Paid By 'State For Services TALf.AHASSFE i w Al* Knrrien Affairs Analyst I ------------- -------------------------- }. The French cabinet, strengthent<l by the drastic new. strikecontrol law, continued Ita deter mined counUr-otlcnsive over <th* wn-k-chd ni;»ir. -1 Conimunlat ef­ fort- to celts* the downfall of lh» government and create ■a slat* of thn-n to tender the Marshall J Plan unworkable. Upon the outcome of ‘.his Motcow directed Bolshevist ssssolt depend* in Urge decree not only the immediate fate nf France hut of -all Western Europe. Some 1,000 people charged with sabotage in connection with • I n k '- have been arrested. Undrt ... N REG- US- PAT. Off- II s» THE FARMER'S WORK WEEK tis . S Florid ’ MineH Hit Record 65c - 76c to $1,26 ...... YOU'RE TELLING ME! Acne Can Be mtrolled—r -------- I I ! E 5 Year Old Patient •Thinks Santa Grand T here is a n Interwoven Ribbed Stock for every occasion . . .Y ou can ’t beat these! •un -M * i S Z ■VHS am ?sgBgssitg-BM B ; 5A>.J ,r mm • W wm •’ o -t »*TiV 4 ’ ■3* - . 1 ['*•** ?t\ *. ; v ,V - ‘W | -5 ... j , , w •f- ^ l-ir ,r.- . i; : -5 - **- X-T .1 I .^ J .1 :A^te'e;y J n T ■-- °? ■ ■• i . „* .* mi. f . --:p\ ■ J �•MONDAY, DEC.-8. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORID Lyman HirIi School IIY HELEN. KARIN A - Linder Social Calender Clinksciiles Engagement Told • H o n Day Business Women's Circles of the Fresbyjcrtan Church will meet at 8:00N’ M. ns follows: Circle Mo, 1, to ss Sara Easter* by, chairman, with Mrs. Joel. 8. Meld, 228 West Nineteenth Street; Circle No. 2, Misa Mary Earle, chairman, wilh Mrs, II. E. Aiken. Jr., 444 Elliott Avenue. TUESDAY The annual Christmas party of the Pilot Club will la- he|.| in the Tourist Center at 0:30 P, M, Alt husbands of the un-mU rs an.- InViteii, Make reservations rarty with Mrs A! llunl. The It oman'a Bible Class of the First Baptist Church will meet at 8:30 P. M. for a covered Jilh supi-ct and Christmas par­ ty. All exrhange of gifts will oe held and members are re ­ quested In bring gifts frtt the Mountain Home for Children, St. Monica Chapter of the Woman's Auxiliary of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will meet at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. T. F. Zelglrr, 10*1 West Third 8t*eet The Junior High School PT. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Clinkscalct announced today the engagement ami apptoacning marriage of thei.'laughter, Codye Gwendolyn, to Waller Jay Linder, son of Gepige Linder and I lie late Mrs, Lind-r, of (t-t-rein. In. The marriage wili lie an event, of Her. 2d at the K lrit Prrsoyttriaii vhurch with the Ilev. JDouglas E, Charles of* tielating. Miss C l i n k a c a l e s aUtnded schools tp Macon, Ga..alul-attend- 'M isses Minnie and Marie Ste­ wart have moved their -leildrnetfrom E31T Mellonville Avenue to 611 Myrtle Avenue. Mr. and Mrs,, P. H. Tepsic had as their guests tor the cnartty hall on Saturday night Mr. and Mrs. William Royal, of Orlando. Friend* of Mis. G. A. Edmonds will regTet to learn that *h« I* confined to the Frrnald Laughton Hill, K. C. During the war she serve-1 for a year with the WASPS. She was also associated , with the Civil *Aeronautic* As- j * 'nation and employed hy Joh n j Hopkins Hospital as a chemist. She has recently moved to San- i ford with her parents who. are j managing the Montytuma Hotel. Mr. Linder served'with the Aft Corps during the recent war for almost four years, twelve months of which was spent in New Guin­ ea. He is at present attending W arlburg College in low* where j tu- is majoring in architectural I will meet a! .3:30 I’.,) ! , [iimuled engineering. by the hoard meeting at- 3:00 v p, m. • WEDNESDAY The hoard of the Sanford G ar­ den, Club will meet at the May. • fair at 10:00 A. M. THUtlSHAT Han* le le r t of the New York The regular meeting' of the Giant* enter!eined on Friday af­ •Home Demonstration Club will Im ternoon wilh a Christmas psVv . held at the home of Mrs. J. O. at the hnme of Mr. and Mr*. Hal Andes, 1800 Frenen Avenue, in Gi-Mher »r the Sanford Airport. A th« form of a Christmas party. color scheme in ehadea of pink snd green was carried out in the FRIDAY The regular business meeting decoration* of the attractive of the Anna Miller Circle will he Grul-er home. lUlLLY.WQOD—Uec—8 -tAI—In­ - held - at the—KthV Hom e-*1- 8:00 —rh irtm n tn r ‘afternoon. a iollp dependent movie movie producers proitiiret* are P. M. All mrtnbera are urged to pop arnl peanut tiuril were held realising U’a going to He a cold for Ihe young guest* present and winter In Hollywood and they are Cireies of the "Hanford Garden gtim-e were enjoyed. Santa Claus, seeking the shelter of major Club will meet as follows: Axalca l-earing a close resrmhlanre to studio*. Circle. 8:00 P. M. with Mr*. J. M. TK# Independent field, which Moyr ami Mr*. P. II. l-anslng, flourished in the lush war year*; hostesses; Camellia Circle, with is getting tighter, now that bank Mrs M. L, Gary; Central Circle. loans are more senrre and the Mrs. James Mmlghtnn, hostess, at -movie huslnes* gem-rally off. 2002 Hibiscus Avenue; Dirt Gar­ Every day bring*-Word of Indies deners, 10:00 A. M.. with Mrs. seeking major studio attachments. Charles Ginn; llibiseus Circle, Liberty Films (Capra • Wyler ? 2:30 P. 3k with Mrs. !- A. P*lmStevr/isi and l-eo McCarey's er; Ixora Circle, Rainbow left their independent Mrs. H B. Brown: ‘ Ji'caranda status at RKO to Iw-rnroe integ­ A Clrclr 3:00 p. M., Mrs. Charles rated Into Paramount. Forester, Wt-u First Street: Alfred Hltchrock and the Cag­ Magnolia Circle, 1 1 :3a A. >L, neys are ticodltijf for" Warner covered dish luncheon, hnilessea, Brothers, as May Howard Hawks. . Mr*. E. A. Hockey, Mrs. Ernest Hal Roach has expressed a de. Uetta; Palm Circle. 3:00 P. M„ sife to return to MGM. with Mr*. IV. II. Garner; Bose The major studina are welcom­ Circle. 10:00 A. M., with Mr*. ing the indies for two reasons: 1. , Charles T. latwsnn. ■ They need Ihe producing talent; .The Ucpemlahfi- d a t a of the 2. The units supply their own First Methodist Church will have The luntor else* play Thursday staff* and permit the studio* to a Christmas party a l 8.00 P. M. at the home of .Mrs. W, R. Herron night wa* a liig stiecev* with Ihe make much-needed cuts in overcast playing th-lr part* with per­ ± on the Country Club RoaiL June Ally son and Van - Heflin w Sallia Harrison Chapter, JJ. A. fect timing and e*ae. The plav, R., will honor state officers with "Me and My Shadow” hv J. V. will ha a team in “ Bedeviled," a luncheon a t the home of tha Barrett, was direeted by Mr* Lana Turner I* out 'of the film regent, .Mrs. L. L*. Hagan, 1702 Durden and Mrs. Bisla-e. Thr because she'll go into ."Three Park Avenue. A business meeting |dav toek place in three ncene*. Musketrcr*.” The Dumas yarn is f»>r.member* will lie bald at 10:30 all In the home of Bobby Brisson being - mentioned for a large are(young attorney!. tlon of Ihe MGM star lilt. Includ­ ing Van Johnson and Greer GarThe cast was compose! of; . Bobby Brisson—Hoy Harring­ aon . . . Lloyd C.-Douglas Is ihportedly ton (young attorney), (telt^ Rene Ball- Arleen Harrington (Roy** two-third* through with hi* next wife), (llyvr Ann Adams—Mr*. big novel, “The Big Fisherman,” King tBiiyVmother-ln-lnw), End* the story of St. Peter, TJir best­ sloy Slrisch-j-Busan Fisher (Ihe selling ex-minister has said that Harrington mal(l), Jimmie Lud­ the novel will not he sold to film*. wig—IHorc Douglas (young doc- Reason: He doesn’t think Christ, torl, Melba Frederick—Georgia .who appears. In the hook, should Butler (a neighbor), Barharia he portrayed on the screen. In­ Ann EdenfUld—"Shadow" (mya- cidentally, with conditions tiring leriQua Hindu Girl I, Donald Shaw1 as they are, it's doubtful If Doug­ —County Sheriff and William las1 "The Rribe" will be filmed West—Sahii. East Ittdian mystic. for years and yeara , , W alter Pidgeon will probably Between acts Blchatd Ball, wince, hut you ran call him grandpresident of the junior class, pre­ na after April. Ilia daughter. sented Mrs. Durden, Mr*. Ulsbee, Mrs. John Allketu, expect* a Mrs. Lynch, and Mr. Gan** with baby then . Don't expect any gifts of appreciation for their help. Richard also thanked the merchants for roojwratlng. Saturday morning Ihe p«fple who witnessed the parade were treated to quite a- Kantn Claus romantic treatment with Dirk float. Santa Claus and hia unof­ Hqynrps In "Up In Central Park." ficial helpers on1 the float man­ One of their kisses la said to run aged to give away right crates 17.8 seconds, prhlch ia considered of randy to 'honest-to-goodne**' racy In the movie*. Rememlwr Santa ' Claus believer* along her flrat peck from Robert 8tark First and Fifth Slrrrt* and San­ In “ First Love"T . . . Richard ford and Park Avenues. Quine J * working on a screen The Goat waan't completed un­ story. Hell still under contract til the last minute Saturday to MGM but hasn't worked there morning. The following boys got In two year* . . . up ,ohout 0:00 o'clock and hurried Jose Iturbi goes on a concert down to work on the Key Club tour Jan. 1, following bis appear­ float: Leslie Harvey. John -Root, ance* In Eurooe, He return* here Arnold Harrington. Rlrhard Mr- In February-for "My Only Son*' Nab, Randall Goff, Rill KIIm D with Kicanly Montalhan and Jim ­ rick, Fred Rossetter. Leland my Durante. "Birds And The Rudd. Joe Wrtjthl, and Robby Bees,” In which JoSe romances __ I.................________ Park. Under Dr. Root's super­ Jeanette MacDonald, la now call­ vision the float was finished in ed "Three - Daring Daughters," time even though many of the but don't ask why . , , . decoration* had to-he saved-until Dennis.Morgan called excitedly the last minute because of the from Marshfield, Wi*., to report heavy dew. The Mutle Box loan­ he had bagged an eight-point ed the portable Juke which play­ buck , . . Paramount equipment ed Jingle Bella, Mr. Ratlgan loan­ was used by MGM the other day, ed the throne, and the truck waa but, thinga aren't* really- that donated by Strirkland-Morriaon. tough at the Culver City lot. It The entire Merchant* Associa­ waa equipment from Paramount’* tion cooperated hy giving the club television station, used In a "State a generous expense account to nOff TThe i to fUnion" fninn** aeene im m lu o e . .: . , fOver­ draw upon. head: Marie McDonald observing Also In the parade was the at­ another actress In tha Metro com­ tract Ire scout float which was missary, "Thai's the oldest new '** a built upon an old school bus body. lewxlr Pea sfMtn Although well designed qnd built by Troop' S it waan’t quite a* Oxygen when mixed with acet­ good as the Santa Claus Float ylene makes possible flame tem­ Lulls Lis R It taraan'i nttUa built by Troop 5 it wasn’t quit* peratures above 4,000 degree*. a* good as Ihe Santa Claus Float that'* why (and the randy, too). In a natural state, lea plant* The Scout* did a good job of grow Into full sited .tree*, but in keeping tha little children from getting yxi climF to the truck. Party To Hu Held ..Wednesday At Club S Hans Lobert Gives Christinas Party Hollywood Seminole Hi WERT the-Jeweler kind were player, refreshments were served, everybody had a wonderful time. Ml. Douglas, the home room teacher for. the Junior Class, proved to 1-e . the liraln, by winning I m- prlie for knowing the most nuts. Tinjunior rlass, also, won out over the seniors in another game, with Donald Carder “ leading the way to victory. Futi was enjoyed by oil. ami everyone npptertalcs her kindness, * Now that I'hristinn-i i»n'l far off the LYMAN GLEE CLUB aie making plans for thrir hayride. and Christ IIIas program. Under the leadership of Mrs. Mil .wit! we are sure to have n nice time. Those chosen to make the inn, for the hay tide were: Skip leLearn, Clyde Wulker, June Mcilstrup, Helen Karina, Edith Howell and the-Ptevident of the g|e« club Krimith Mason, Some of Lyman's sport fan* sct-ii enjoying ike Iviedo game List Tuesday night were: Lyman Phillips, Harry Ma-on. Krrmil Diisklll. Melton Helms, Skip Me* Learn. Donald l.argrrit. Billy Richter. Helen Fauna. Nan Jackson, Tony Hunter and the rnltrh •nf the boy* team Mr. Mitwrr. •The cutest couple nf the week an- Nan Jackson and Tuny Mr*. Perry W. fiewel of Mcmphia, Tehtt, who w ill'apeak* in Sanfofd nt Temple Belli lsrai-1 at 0:00 P. M tin Wednesday. Mr*. Setvi-1 is a, graduate of Sophie Newcomb College In’New Dib-nns and is a former regional pn-rident of the Southern region. She was elected to the national hoard of Htidastah-aLJJie.JlUil-ualiwital-eonvenHnw—Mr* Sewel was nn- «vf Hadassah’s twenty-right women delegates In the twenty iceond World Wonlat Coofrcs*, which look place In Baste, Swiirerland In Deeemlw-r, IPtii where she servnl on the Burnt Colon­ isation Commisilon. David Deewester ~Is Ordained Here TEEN TALK Mm l<l MwrwMlef,* physical edDEAR JUMY. ucatioq Instructor nf the Florida Chriitmaa ia fiin lime for most Sanitarium nf Drlandn. was of-' of the Vida Whether you visit dnirn-d here-Saturday morning a* other people a homes for a shin-1 an flili-r of the Sanford Seventh din or have ’em in for n enrol Dav Adventist t’hinrh. In w rve session, it doesn't take too much In the capacity «f presiding elder ingenuity to create cxclUement. or p a rlo r1,for one year. A, E. Everybody la happy Just liecaiise Mcyo, eldi i »f th e . Ku-tl* and it ia Yuletlrle. W tnlrr liurdrn SM V churches* Since there probably ate lots of, performed the installation. parlies lodng planned by yirui So generous has la-rn the r#*-? crowd, why don't you give an si- hy Klfmhera of the deno-. after-church breakfast ? He shirs poo minatlnn (•> appeal* for dona­ the easily planned fare for a party tion of clothing to AdventMta in' of thls.kiml. If rhureh servirea ate Killope. a plea ha* l>een re-* held Christmns Eve, the crowd (tiveil tothatStop sending clothing] ran help you trim the tree. Work will la.- lighter to the strains of your luily-votced hrlpers and get them to give out with Yule song*. Food? There are variety of c „.i_in a rush. _________ ... prmiXhly will naie an old gowlfl. n iu'-ved the depend on .weather conditions and cuffs of the longstrived Mouse, whether- you aie having a mid­ made the sleeves three-quarter night or a morning meal. Brans, .length with a tight cuff. Try It, brown bread, cole slaw or chile lo-t out the bent of tin old. skirt con came, carrot strips, crackers' and you'll he all -i I with a “new Mini m m aie good tor low-ther­ look.” Don't *l*av-. lie available mometer 'lays fun Is fun bill I he sal **hn H e ir's'a good denser! to sclve gels a repiilalinti lor taking with that kind of food. It i« called a Irase on llir mlsjlrtoc Iris, .I’ojffee Mallow and found Its way hersrlf iiul of |he dream In the While HuUsr menu mm waltr. Boy* like' In seek girls day. Here’s how you do it: Cut ■ ho remain aloof rather than lit marshmallows in quarter* hep* »ho always are carter. with wet scissors. Add I 2 cup of Silly girls «ho uo.ur*l o«er hilt roffee. Cook until melted in Ihe tnisllelite shoo an In­ double bolter. Cool, When it lo­ feriority enmplea and should gin* In thlnkrn, food in I nip of he spanked. heavy cream, 1-catrn stiff, and add K e e p in mind that ChuVm** 1 2 teaspoon .of'V anilla. Should is 'a charitable time nf the year, serve six. If you can't afford a new dress, invite some of the kills who might fix up some old htmise* and wrai not la- in a crowd nf llirir own— a ski.rt-lduuse rig. One kid did and, heavep. -forbid, dnrt't play just that. She cut llir neckline of favorite* at Christmas an old white blouse Into an offMerit Christmas, Vivian shouldei style, pasted sequin* around it (it is surprising how a .'150 Attend Dance Marking Opening Of Hospital Drive And^Mayfair’s Si Marking the of fir ini opening of thr UUH Keriiald-Lnughtoil Me­ morial Hospilnl drive ami the winter M-»*o|i of Ihe Mayfair Inn. one of Ihe outstanding social event* of the season took (dace Saturday night at the Mayfair Inn in the form of a charity ball- sponsmed by the Junior Chamber of Cornmetre and the hotel. Proceeds of the dance, *t* tendeil by ove* 35(1 people, will he donated to Ihe hyspitnl Dane Ing enjoyed to the music of Slewait Mai tin and hi* popular orrhiHitrn In Ihe main ballroom civi-1 looking the tuke alii] also in the card room to the music of the mistress of rvremnnias an entertaming program was presented under the auspices of The Yovvell Company and the Cngburn Bchool of Dancing. Modeis wno took tmii in the fun limn show were Mrs George Hairien, Mr*. Andrew Carrwuny, Mr*. Max Fund uni. Mis. II, II. Udham, Jr", Mr*. W. K.' Kirrhhoff and Mis* Kylvia .Meiseh. Among 1 Ihe most nttrnctiie goivns fi-Hlureit were « three piece while cruise cloth suit worn t-y Mrs. Harden. With the suit she w o re n small while fell hat and Mack patent lenther acres?ones. Mnc. carm wny wa* charm­ ing in a gabardine suit in tin new bittersweet shade featuring npswing skirt and shoulder rap-ftrr* accessories ’.were brown a-ul white. In tha latest of Ihe lie* line in dtessea chic Mrs. Pundom apiwared in n hutc|u.-r linen d m with navy blue swing skirt and liamlMHi waist and swing hark bolero. The trimming at I I I " tte rk and ardunil the bnlnrn were litlgh* red and she wore navy ami m l accessories. . . Winsome Mrs. Odham wa> lovely in « spring print of soft cre|ie with a huttrrfly dram- «t the, waist. The Urge polka did* in tin- scattered print, was arreiiTt-l with rhinestone* and she wore a Urge off-the-face hat of Mark straw. Beautiful for evening was the gown of draped gray chiffon live- gown of lilac f iiib with full *kiit. Mia, Thurston was guwmaLiit cm * |uint* in d Ah*. Shiftlod-er wore yellow rhite -ilk jersey with long white atm mills wn* ■mied appealing ihili1 all! active Mitf^Jolin lltg* ’tn- was attired in ti drpsk of ilnhl taffria amt black velvet. Fikiieea w«- of wtiile Mphoney'* tirocndeit lovely '-veurfllileM satin drojiji, d wnistiinc. ,5 lm _ Roy MaooV ■‘liiking Invrllnt-as was enhanced with n draped gown of urter wnr t n rlinllnrim t akh laet tafferg wltti n1 l-odirtlarfc-TPlvet Mr*. James Terwltlngpr wore n Gibson Girl ensemble wilh ii circular mil V Idllc hiit Mlul while jacket and tug-- blue hue in the I aek of her Jm it nod h-ietv Mrr. Harry Rob,on w.i* upp-nling in a ‘t-jnth. dtnprd gottti with full skjrt^w lde gold lie|t nml white lined Tfood Soft g n u blue jersey G. A. -Speer mid Mrs- H-div I ning mis gowned in l-lurk c r e p e . Mrs. .1 II Ifoghutsi wuie n beautiful tieige crepe gown with it ca|u- riiihriiid'led vciiti l-tjgt-t-en-U, "Mis, Finnk Shames a lovely die* block eicpe in the new ankle length, Mr - William Vihlen. a pink -kirt iin-t black hue top. Mr? Flunk Chase ad attracMve print * gown, Ml*s Dorothy Powell a drr of Mack - lie mnl Mr Willi,im tl-val of tirtatido n flotierlng gown of 1-lack crepe witli burg black gloves. IIt CHARLO TTE W hile Cotton niotiaos. w ith Myi-lot Trim , Coloretl. Em* l» r o i <1 c r y Trim nr PUiiti \l’hite. Size.-i 2 - It. IM A M S E ir rllrn t l-gxpbio* llith Ire-cidd Apple Juice Baked Eggplant Stuffed with Shrimp Corn Fritter* Olive. Chrrfyflin'l Nut Salad Coffee Fluff (Recipe* Serve Knurl lltked Eggplant Stuffed with Shrimp ' L large eggplant H i pound? rooked shrimp 2 large onions, minced ■l clove garlic -4 tomatoes Freshly ground black pepper Dash of rayenrm Grated i'arractan cheese Cut eggplant In half lengthwise and scoop nut pulp, leaving a half Inrh ahell. Cutie the pulp and co o k in ladling sailed Water until tender. Drain' an d 'set1 aalda. Peel and slice the tomatoes. Saute them with the onion and garlic in butter or margarine. Add (he diaided eggplant pulp and shrimp. Fill eggplant sheila with mix­ ture- and sprinkle with grated cheese. Bake in oven until sheila are softened and the top nicely browned. Coffee Fluff 2 run* strong coffee t tablespoons gelatin 4 tablespoons cold water I cup cream A* cup powdered sugar 1 teaspoon, vanllla1 cup ground walnut meat* Custard sauce FINEST SELECTION of DIAMONDS Babson Says — "Buy HER A DIMOND For CHRISTMAS" Little Boys' S'u i 1 1. of F i n e Durenv Cotton Knit. I'asteU and Dark Colors. Sires 2 - (J. Knitted R o m p e r s UnrlinR Little Robed of Floral (Jtiiltmi C r e p e , in B tb y -P a ste l Colors. --* ’ _ : : •-* All W hite, Green, Red. Blue, Brown. Californm Pleasantries, Hand Embroidered Felt in White, Bed, Green, Nrtvy. . W cskit « ni« .........L $3.98 - 2« «» c n tw­ F ’ C i) / S M «;S5 g . i e c “ A G ift From YowelPa Mcann More' Wm. E. KADER Jeweler"' 112 South Park Avenue Phone 357-W �M O N D A Y , D E C . 8. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE SIX Gators To Entertain Miss. State Tonight b ea rd O nly Seminole T o M ake L oop AllS tar A ggregation; Jackets P l a c e 7 »i A l L, fy Jack 5ords BUT GOOD NKW Herald Sport* Editor Following a hesti-J illaettssion and a railed vote of all roarhe* representing school# In the East Florida Conference the DrLand Bulldogs were deflated vrinn-rs at ‘ the conference championship here at a meeting in the Seminole Hleh School Satunlav afterntain. The discussion Involved the St. Augustine * I.ershunt c o n t e s t ..■■■■■■I— < 1.. it— Walcott Case To He Aired At Meet Today F O U - S A C tC - --------- By ARTHUR RETS WITH. JU. L~ -- Mli 6'to AdCMTS* PodriPS &jt'*l»UnS' & % eec<eo - 6 s A6*/ slo<ff6 PAM.G %ot}£ —— -ffeictcs WAP/4 -fstfi iRtW iH /A P « AM6dtes p e r .6 YOKE Inning; 3S tu 23. * Following tho single affair with State, the Gators will go Into a two game series with Au­ burn. another conference f«>e. Friday and Saturday nights, December 12 and IX Florida won both its games with Auburn on the home court lost season atid split with thu Plainsmen in Auburn. In their only game this see sen the Gators defeated Tampa Tl'MX Florida soundmen this year are Util— . m lnVntr— flam • ‘g gm tw ..lit,.. Sport* Roundup lly ' Voofee C (? a z - / / McLaughlin Chatlri Alford of I'alatka The first team backs were Charles Johnson up St. Augustine, Jack Wilcox of Heahreere, Charles Beatty of Del.and and Dick Dill* tonhaver of I’alatka, The second team included' Cell­ Leonard AtuletauU_oi luards Leonard Anderson latka and Billy Panton of Dr Land. Tackles Pel Eaton of St Augustine and l.awiem-e Bui loft of l-erahurg. Ends Byron Beard of Sanford and Jay Gitlrajde of Seabreeze. The backs yududed Burky Power* of Augustine, Ar­ nold Houston of I-t-csburg, Manni*~ Pugh of Eustix and Tom Beach of- St. Augustine The conferrnre standings found St, Augustine in the st-cond spot, followed by I'nlnlka, Leesburg, Seabrrerc. Banfuid, Fastis and New Bmyma. The coaches it cried to hold the conference basketball tournament at the Rcabieexe High fL-h»ol gym on F*b. 18, 20 and 21. They derided to hold their next v MiC»ti6A-4y -frle-ffeoJAds'C«b*udft f A ffU S WrOi 1 fia X ee p***e aao mu: St aAd vnw. rtCWP S #ffW .O riC A Fletcher High Defeated Feds In 20 To 0 Contest Saturday JACKSONVILLE It-ach Dee. R (Speciall—Fletcher High School lammed three tourhdmvns across in the finnl period to defeat a sciappy Seminole High School Celery Fed aggregation litre Sate a capacity ttrdav audlrtue by a 20 to I) margin. End Tonunv Dunlap placed tbe Senator* nut front in the upenlng quarters, hut the wall* came tum­ bling down oil the Feds in the H ut Your Oil C artridge lieert Changed? Seminole Tire Shop Phone 37 HUGH FULLERTON, JR NKW YORK Her. 8 IA \- Most likely to ix* itewlryt >t ry* heard over the ••ep’- -.| is th.it lha Big Nine family is feuding end fuss­ ing oyer football , . . The main suhlect is Purdue's potent -frevhman squad . . . Ohtq, State and Illinois arc said to I*, soured op thq Boilermaker i le-cause nine Purdur fresh footballers hall of I'eusarola: and Harry Ilatnll-' Ion of Gainesville. U m ar Bridges, BUI Savage. Paul HarvlII, Johnny Fernando*. Doug Hidden. Bill Falsone. an3 John Haul Junee uf Tampa; Har­ old Haskin- of Key West; Henry Cornsll of U k e JL’ity; Dick Pace of Tayrrcn: Jack Kimbrough of Chumuekla: and IVIe DuBo.o .ol Hi*-far* showing consternation and disbelief, Jo e Louis s p r a w l s backward orl the canvas after Orlando.. 'ballenger Jersey Jo* Walcott had knocked him town In the 4th round at Madison Square Garden, William Welch of Malone: Em­ New York. Tlw heavyW'rlgbt- champ took-a count o f six before getting to Ida feet. (Internationalt ory Johnson . of Sarasota; lien Overton of S t.' Pulersburg; Tout Morgan of Umatilla; and Cheoillne Stanaland of Ocala. Elwood Cooke, Former Tennis Champion, Arrives In City El wood Cooke, former World'* | tennis champion, arrived at the Mayfair Inn Saturday morning and immediately began to act up ntfires to handle a nrofeaslonal The bulk at the Christmas Seal tennis tour __ In______ which ..K Pauline _____ ___ Bet' snd Sara Palfrey Cooke will mailing waa completed on Nov. participate. 28. thoukh supplemental mailing Cooke p-malned' In Sanford 'tin- has continued and will continue til yesterday afternoon, at which through this' week. Mrs. Edward time he left for South Florida to , complete umrneemrnl* far aev- Klrcher said today. There have been doiens of tele eml exhibitions hy the troupe. The citizens of the county, who* are Interested in learning the thorourhly. whereabout of may at range for lesson* by Mis* letter* she said, eiplaining that Betz or Ktwoud and Bara Cooke. they have been mailed. Those The troupe wjll *4>rv* a* tennis whu have not received letter* to Instructor* for the Mayfair Inn date are asked to call the TB duiing the coming- winter and Office at telephone No. 7M, splint: months, It waa announced "More than ever we need motley by t.ind Weber, manager of the with w hich‘to carry on ami the popular hotel. tale of Christmas * seats it the Cooke attciiJrd a meeting of only w ay. by which the TB the touche* of the East Florida Association derive* It* 'Income. CunfrrenJv .Jicld in Sanford Sat- Mra. Kirchar aald. unlav and offered hi* service* to slow and I urga each of you to tl*' srhool* In order to build up help ua carry on a most importinterest in tennis In tbe high bool*. Christmas Seals Have Been Mailed C H A N G E TO meeting at Daytona, on F eb."l!t. Coaches attending the meeting included Eddie B o e ll'o f Eustis, Spec M arlin ' of DeLnnd. Bill Loadholtz OuaiterHack opened tho tneiee by firing an 11 -yard Pass to Conrad William* on the four where Fullback J. W. Crews rammed over for the score. •Sub Quarterback Carl Stuck! to-fiu'd to End Fred Lorraine who mote<l to the Fed 16/ Crews made it over center and William* shed tiv.-r on the next play. With the Fletcher passing atlark rtieking. Crew* (Upped 25 vards to Don Boring fur the final ■core of the ronlest Tin* 8<'ml note* nevrr presented serious tin eat to the Senator rt»a|, getting to the 38 yard tripe only . once. Fumbles and rratlc plsv on the pari uf the attempted lop uf Beabrvete, Bill Fcrraxti of St. Augu*tin<‘, E. J. Long of Pa- JFLETCHEIt latks, Ed Sauls representing Jtwk Lorraine Sutherland -,bf I.eeyhurg, und Carl Hill Ketllca of Saufurd. Put, t, E I.T SA N FO R D Motgan Dunisp I.ondhollx Pul IIn Tyre Bass Herron Harper R T Wetherington RE Cooerr Alexander W. Bowden Crew* UH FU Dunbar Deal Fletrlier Hanfurd We make our own fee Cream, All flavora Tonly — DeliciouN — H ealth fu l TIP- [n one meeting w ith the S tate aggregate last seas'-: lit S tark , villc the Gators «fwnt the night rcWeiriOg shot*. M Diisripjd S tate Dec. 8 tA h -A n.riti-nllon that Jersey J im> Wal* m il ihoilU b. drrian-d heavy* ...... wrlght huxtnjf rhanmton of the world was to W Uid before the New York boxim* commission to­ day. ' Every Indication was that If Jersey Joe gets the title h ell have to fight for it again. And that, incidentally, is the big talk now—a second meeting next summer between the Cin­ derella challenger and Joe l-ouit, who gained a split, disputed deri­ sion In the 24th defense of his crown Friday night at Madison Square Gulden. It's |1^. l^ h .^ V jg . went* *'• tp. about—and protest ---In his tete-a-tete this morning with commission rhalim sn Eddie Eagan. Eagan has already indicated that he will listen and that's 201 N. Park GAINESVILLE ricr, d IS;«rial t—Thr University of ctWWi hatkrihall tram will entertain it* f lttl Southeastern Confluence opponent of the tM itw when it meet* a Mississippi State five here lonight. 1 , nine srhotihi had growti rarelrsa about recruiting . .--'If the situa­ tion is ns- h o t'as we hear, there llkelv will he -something popping at the_ conference meeting lale this week. Another rumor relayed from the Midwest- I* that Dartmouth will try to pick up where Califor­ nia b'ft off in trying to lure Michigan’* Kritx Crlsicr away from Ann Arbor . , , The bait Is said to be an attractive long­ term contract at a tliactlfe tong figures . . . From this corner It seem# doubtful that F riti, who served one term in the Ivy League at Pi inert on. will show much inlerest, Ildlv Herman, who’ll get (20,0181 for not managing the Pirate* Qtls season, still is looking for a minor league managerial post. In hia plan fur th e high schools, And the guy who'll be helping hint make, connections at this he hopci to teach one cuach from week's inajur league meetings I* each school the fundamental* none other than Boy Harney, the and the fine point* of a good one who fired Billy . . Tippy tennis game so that they can re­ l^rkin can get $12,600 tu Uu turn to their schools and (each Frankie Fernandez, tho island their students Jhc game. The favorllr, at Honolulu In January coaches accepted' the offer and . . . New Jersey basketball fans will arrange for a meeting at a arc riled .because Seton Hall’s later date. Cooke is expected tu return to Bob Warner was declared indig. Sanford in a few days and will day Ford ham's Boh„ulvlhlll wgs Join hi* wifo mid Mis* Hat* who .... ......... ................ okayed under almost the same ate expected to arrive shortly. The troupe will- give exhibitions rircumstances. Ilcforei S e t o n Hall could ask for a recount, a t the .Mayfair Inn courts at in­ Wanzer had signed with the terval* during the year, Cooke Rochester |iro* , . . Visiting Mid­ stated. west scribe* ,*li]| _ an; , toutiog Vitamins aiv p Everything that livex 2 jt o ia -'J 0 o o o o —o Touchdowns— president, reports that "never la_____ __ __ _ i. Baring, oafa* fore In the history of hockey’ Ly—Deal tackled by Dunlop in have the p/o leagues Iwen. on such harmonious trim s. What a ron Dr. Charles L. Persona OptomelrUl Sanford Atlantic Uk. Bldg. Hoars i 1.12 I S Pboaa A Sat. . M l Vitamin* have been shown to Hottest baseball ballle at Miami have an effect on some form* of last week waa uvrr an amendment which would Increase the number Insanity. . of rookies allowed on each minor league rluh. Tho farm teams favored It, but tar once tbe In­ dependent! won out . . . Some observers . believe that ten-club major league proposal Isn't dead. The roast league's bid for semimajor statu* is UJund to fail this week and the figuring Is that the strong coast teams will th e n tr y to branch out for themselves. 414 Sanford ---- ti.................... ■ _ • ~- r Simply Carry Your Laundry to the _ . Launderette of Sanford W «>* plenty of Bcndlx Mnchlnea No Walling • A Uitmingham, England, li­ brary has what Is Jiclived to bo the biggest Shakespearean col­ lection in the wuldr. N o Appointment Necm aary T ncntler, 's, about KIDS DON’T HAVI n WMNTMtYHAVt cross ms chilflun outturn (ion tftt PlOtKI rcul lunrj ont bom permsnenl di»|i|sftnwal. Sal* Rrcehiliuthon Mzllwd citta MccmlttliaONE DAY. Oni MOOtustsd. (1011 IVI OOUNoaTION *3i ctjutus woo- MCUOmaiLno*’’* YARDLBY VENETIAN B U N D S America's Moat Bcau(.ful Polish* d •Aluminum w wwt —a w ry" ■ — Cedar - .'A*k Me For Free ’ Estimate - /IIHIMMiuiM Aluminum - p. w. STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - Orlando Phone 2 0729 !*SHOP AT MARGARET ANN EVERY DAY FOR " H O T S H O T SPECIALS’* AND “ EVERY DAY LOW PRICES." GOOD MONDAY, TUESDAY, W EDNES DAY and THURSDAY W eston Beef Liver A Grade Baby Beef Chuck Roast — —« _, ' . . Aged Daisy Cheese 16 oz. Fancy Grape Jam Do your Xmas Shopping with more Freedom • BALTIMORE. Dec. 8. (A*)— Tho Anti-Saloon Iwagoe of America has launcheil a campaign against the use of G.l. -educational bene fits to teach the bartending trade, Superintendent George W. Cyaldw said at a Sunday service heir. No. 2 Rogers Fancy Sugar Peas No. 1 Parkay Oleo ATTENTION •/M u ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE 16 oz. Virginia Corn Beef Haflh —— Hamilton. licks that felled Southern Califor­ nia, 38 tn 7, and now we can all sit ' hack and get confused. In peace games. Assorted Cold Cuts Italian noble* of the 16th Cen­ tury often bolatvred their seif! esteem by stamping coat* of arms an pavement tiles where paster*, trail* are ao tiny It is estimated _ Atkinson. Bridges, Miller, Haskins. • Welch, No. 1 Krispy Crackers No. 1 Hi-Ho Crackers 14 oz. Heinz Ketchup 1 ^ : No. 2 Vi Hominy 12 oz, Milford’s Vac Pak W. K. < No* 1 Fancy Pink Salmon Fresh Green Cabbage Fresh Green Cucumbers Yellow Onions York Imperial Apples Fancy Delicious Apples �* -> ir AY, DEC. S, HANFORD 1917 H ERALD, HANFORD. F L O R ID A Legal Notice tim e t! C lltn 'I T rtH 'M T t m* Vt a i . i r t t i o * •.-••I IIT U K Vt I S .II L K 1 rt; o k k i .o HIU a n * CIltCUIT-^KUANCtlty .m j. s;o . A lm s W au l i-U iB tin FOR RENT In Mnlach Building, i light offices, rewl^* u.'cor■II utilities, hr«t ami J*nl m en furnished. Call W$II. A A. Dept. Stor*. I ARTICLES FOR SALE 8 VH. ■ J V\ ,f .l t**f.t“.i i 6f*| H ELP W AN TED J m l, IN Gas apace hcatrra »l*.i>5 up U. B. POPE CO. INC. HEWING M ACHINES. SALKS AND SERVICE D itfa Sawing Mack. Shop 111 S. Fhenrh Pk. I1M hta n il V ttlK Sanford Bowling Alley wants pin o f F l.o lt lli.v hoy*. r o i Jessie J. 'ANN O UN CIN G the opening of OK T ill; Ml AT*: W ild kta J U i . i r s r .,i , Maeut, |IWb i V m i i , ile u ia ia T. m_i , n h e r e b y. ri'uinsaadstl ______ _ the tturttin Sawtng shr.il, ptam Tgpfsn* o* urn i r-rr-mptana^Tn*.! is t ill* .C irc u it >;*«m a l 8atit<>. and fancy sewing, a lining S .im a -.l. t:..jr .l> m a ts ‘>t F ie rlJ ). children’s clothe* and layettes *th J i|4 lr iil. V’tITBt in the vase a specialty. Ml*. W. K Har­ Alms Walt' v* p a l e J. Wat * riett and Mya. F. A. Wilson, iicfeii.lsiti wfreretB *tt« itia l ctuiit> lltVnrvr cn Mu - ' t l i *l*> <tl tW401 Crlery Ave. HID PLAYERS and radio* rent, By day or weak. The »l- Bo*. 119 W. 1st Bt. G. E. 10 PT. double duty meat dlaplay .see and compressor In bna OSS. All -euil-tr A • IV u » ; | s m l fwlt good condition, • new motor. *1$* rt tir n r * |tj n ...i.liv sii Hitt hr ( it MB with breakfast prlvl*' Lodge A Son.__ -nte te l }BU si 1 i'l Ibtf ajeainst 9 W O R K W ANTED ♦Ui (iftjgjmt » V f i l H . 399 Park. .Phone 1364 iMRS. BROWN MILLERS Fruit II U fiilth rr lit :UtKil fh m 1I1it N*r j Cake at Piggly Wiggly A Table CARPENTER WORK, smalt' or •it* Ih ■■ i M g n t t i * r 4 ii'a irt lltti ,= v r th . W A N TED TO R E N T '. I Supp1*-_________ il ttVt k f i t _______ laigc Jobs. Pbdne Wu-\V, ill T it, .p an fn itl ll-r a til • l)«a>|t» FOR BALE—Urnaroek for drlve- FLOOR SANDING A finishing, i»t ttf ,» l , jrciiIj i I.'ii iiutiilalir'l at m*l 8 cm Is. 11, t u u ti K tiu lib wsy» and roadwave—Phone cleaning A waxing. Our power in u8a tTMFNT__ llc— light— hulls*. — 1*41. t t N l b m u v u a n i * .v sr unit ten able* us io-w-rejr a-here KtL'tAl. itK.AI. t ip T H IS I'e l'K T Iplrtg looms. Phone 21. there is no Hcctnv conn** tin ; III;, m i ! !• %> UK -." t TUXEDO F E riJ S —comoleta lire available. 21 yeai* exporivnc-* At*. lKi7 at' r-Au f OfJ I'tm lipi. linn*'* Tiisrde F*ul S*nre (shed house or apartment, u I* lU rn il'.ii 11 M. Gleason. 1-nke Mlary. KIs in. Telephone 21. tTsrk ui i n. utt rth VEGETABLE1 plants fur small rirr-ill a is le ■f K liuhts* * . and large acreage. Cabbage. POSITION a* clerk. aalr-quati, ii i . !*t* KUAt'.r care taker or ntlrsc. Hut*- car. C A I. E S T A T E F O R S A L E Collarda. Broccoli, Caullflowar. Ho* J. II. c/o Herald. Onions, lettuce. Eacarole. Tom­ ■IN COl'H l tiP . T l l g ttllN T V ato, Strawberry A Beets. J. W H *tH ll: K K JlIM .t.K i u L -liT I , Hell, Laka Monroe, Fla. Phone h t a t i u t i tA H iiU A , ROOM HOUSE, p attly Alt'. IB Htntinrrut O jiptirtunillfH 1N PIluB A T H ‘ *h. Died, 2 bedrooms, 1/3 down, IN Its: T i l l I18TATI ill* -i*AIM tll. 1.00 pyr monlb. For uuick WINE FOR YOUR FRUIT CAKE t; K v n r it. <ii« ..,« td , FILLING STATION,‘ Bolnt nice i. Call, Phone 9173. i n t l .l . \\M iiM I f UAV I'lC . at HOMKR’a.___ J _ _____ ___ buiincaa. Will anil ..Mink’ ttnd CHUN equipment cheap. 218 Park RANCH Nnrirc ■[» I*,ii1-t - i t cn IlLiil l i e ll General Electric automatic blan­ lab A Hill lllAI tin II..at tVpnrt Avenue or Phone 9104. AL ESTATE • kets for sleeping comfort. ..a A llllilrn w ram v ,i| I llr , sta le >1 II.A. MORTGAGE I.OANB H. a POPB CO. IN C TRUSTWORTHY man or woman. I’a rtle 11 '*i»illli, it*, m w it. tb s l ,Si* fMONII M. HALL, Realtor tllc.l tin |.«-lln "» . f o i final -It* Part time. Tu service route of 12 GA. Marlin shotgun, excellent Registered Broker and ih a tir e . afal H ist ills m il *W’I| candy liar nmt women’* Tam. iniiirnrire Agent -ll lira Ilia. It. tv IV ill ^ - condition. Hughes, Big Trailer r* ' machines Good income, ia, th e | iII| . u , .r bcm <*|i|, I'.illlll 4 Florida Slate Hatjk Bldg. Fark, o experience required. ,1315.. F lo tilla «■*> tbe ila , i t l>* LL COTTAGE; ti acre tend 1-80 GAL. Electric w ater heater. * 00 cash, needed. Write, give . ciiil c i. I I I ! , fn l .a p p ro ,S I I-f. Sam# phone amt address. Ho* J. M. Air.i in " id .a i iitw b a ia a a# 'A rtu r.. pustnfflce Lake Mary, Electric Service Company. 207 tr ia lr ts i tin n U I r ut F a iii * u t'aia Herald. 1.00 or rar of eqdal value, Magnolia Ava. Plume HU. ■ ■■ i .. Klni . 1, ..-ti,. ,i. . ii, m u *ti), aa> lota at Eider Springs fur P N 'H tin li.i, t » i . or trade. 1920 Dodge truck, :(JNCRETF. BLOCKS: 186-0x8* 12 SPECIA L SERVICES(taulab • A Hui A,tin i i u t t a l i i i .if I He ftlAta ut other for pari*. 1106.00. 19S1 lb, 61—8x8*8, manufcaturril by r ia iile F , Ku, ill., . i t t f u e l bdel A coupe $106.00. Brown chapman A Retold. All for $30.HKNT A CAR Yates, rt. 2. bos 181, Elder 00. End of East Second St. — — v o u d r iv b -i •ingir; Hanford:-------- -------i— N r e - F KI US III K u l NIT, FLOWERS PHONE 200 JFDrJK -K M I.N O tl l l i l ’ NTY 3 SIX room frame bungalow for all occasions fTNtlCKLAND-MORRISON STATK UK* r t.u ltlliitr . lib good floor plan, house in McNEILL A YOST FLORISTS in i- it t u u r s U DBIVE-IT. INC. condition, has several exSipes A ir. |nsl off rehrry IN H it T ilt rsT A T K * U P l lJl lota. Office ph. 401 residence ph. 610-R RADIATOR cleaning, repairing T tt-Irtf.M A . .tcn aM it ).N t W i i n i i 11 w a v RHT A*. WILLIAMS. Regllpr New Radiator*, new ' ewe* We | ’• At CONCRETE sewer pipe, krraae L U IN i imun.l l.iind<iuili< lis ts take off A->nMall. Jimmie l W 7»*H Irr ill btfil'V ifiv rl! > thill „i traps, , septic tanks, block*, r 731 .All a nth—Bldg. Bldg. an'* Shl'et Metal Work- Pbune I H ftNirH i lilwal lit* fliiM* i*|***rf i benches, stepping stones. Mir­ Kill iU> Ailim tsUlfUlf11 4*1 ill**,ratfll* •! acle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Avr*. |H WAY PROPERTY. One T liii T ittiffili U w l »j**7 Expert Radio Itepali ing Phone 13.16. ft!«T THT priiia«fs V r t eal *41* nd one quarter acres on high­ | Flr.il K* Mf.tl 11**a« till »\ III It* Fred Myers, 3)1 E. 2mi St. ly with -.mail furnished house. ii,. Mi i n . i t. i; w ‘ Irnty of space to erect several SOFA, tapestry covered, excel­ iy I lllta* r.f ” 1 SEE US FOR lent condition Girl's bicycle. P Ins for income. Total aelly ^ l l l . Pit *U|- ^ 1 *’. *i#y **t *>*MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING O. Bo i 208. price $6500.00. . rria lttfl ,IM T, t>tr *»I •Ml*** AND TVPING ri4.il * f**i fifiril »I|** I**1** ** A.linrft IRT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor ALL-LITE Aluminum casement CREDIT >.l 1IIF VI l)K tftT S trrx - - i f t n r f #:*;**- f T t? fi' T . ' . trniimd l.undqulst, Associate window*. Double hung alumi­ SANFORD **iirH. itirf t d n m. *»ft Ilim ■ ZS11» *1•»jhue 732 Atlantic Hank Bldg. num and sle d catoroent win­ 116 N. Park i'h a lie tttil 4at NuVblfiL*# l94f. dows. Miracle Concrete Co. oil 5 ri«4 .rnii# * 3ELY ARRANGED fly**":room FOR RENT—Floor render. Easy 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1136. jngalow in good section. Thif Tim Tirtxglilt, lir. 84I« h1Rea>Mi»hle latee, San Jiropcrty la already financed Christmas Gifts. Shipment just operation. ford., Paint A Glass Co. Plume |ud can be handled for a reaT U , lU iu r -iH v received. Moderately . priced. 303. |bliable down payment balance I t lliv e r t i l l s . I. Glass, exquisite silver pieces, 1*-**;jl . r _ *_* • ti'-j firul aonthly novelties. Orders taken for doll DODGE I'l YMOUTII l _ - » L. i - :-V ie-m*i$^1 -4»iil HERT A. tVILLlAMH. Realtor PARTS- AND SERVICE clothes. Antiques. Msyn^e llodg. »f =.tl It hr , int -at =|it nr I ix*- i lymumt Lund qubit. Associate 108 Palmetto Aia. Phnua 1011 kin. South of Airport. ■ . *i. J *f t . 1 V I* , IM ne 7J2 Allsnlic Hank Bldg. tB : l h r Iit7 n r Lfirrtiltttiu ftlr f TRfcR ripened oranges and tan' HlfSNS ~ >■«« ih litis ‘ * •*ill if* r IOOM house ^partly VurnlVhed. 4 ft 1* * $ -* 1 r * * t’tif-1 >. gcrlnea 11.60 Bu. J tlB J 'a rk . Show cards and Doatara Kl‘ X;‘1* *.» vMl*r. fit II. T*fn flY : Must e**|| at once. Call 1009-J. O— DKK’M SIGN BERVICM -Itjiuitiii Li'Slih rill rti'fluU $ FR ESll” FLOWERS DAILY. Are 0. D. I andress. Pbune 1031. Atullrli: I ACRE.FARM 4 room house, "i tfi rtlliilri til* jBBJ’il'itl ilfrliM taking orders now for CHRIST­ -tes! , t ,Lt V. *1-rip* f *r* | S j n ilea out on West 1st Street, MAS. Wreaths, Door Sprays, lihcn's Radiatnr Sirup fur ror„ it tilth i hi* uitlffr !»** im blishcil f^r- Charles GanR or call 779pIcU) rndiutor aervtre. lud Sa.iate. STEWART tlur FLORIST. fnfif i h Fwlife : fcrit Ave. Phnne ■ ’160-W I •» 1’. U t* mltifl, 814 MyrUa., 260-W. ™ .. JJ-I ■ ill ................I K«‘»* .Iftyou want a cheap home which WHY NOT giro a picture for AUTO REI'AIIUNG. Hall's Gar iila Jidi | fei- ut11*cim11 »*atl. t h*t •**I rill treat paying' root 1 have age, Hanford and Celery Ave- >rot* >t " till *» t* uf N* N ih h t l, iChristmas 7 It la a lasting me — 2 Tredroom downtowii — i memory. Visit m»4 temporary *nuea. I f. !' I f e l Rif iih, t ’I tartly financed at $3300. studio and make your choice. * Fur Di pundahle ISee JOHN W. D. MOORE We also have shell plaques. " > • mid you like to have a 9% Sara Newell, Gulden Lake. Rt. KIDT IiK.PK VT ION HKBVICK Call froaa income on 'your entire in 2, Bo* I14-A. _________ J1 «;Y-L17L;— X iiL A li A LANAS ULPRKiHtATION — JM Tc»tment from garage apart\ , lii:K«i|t>IA lU ltT. -"tnm tit-^w hitrrryouTO tr living In STOKE FIXTURES, commercial t t Mi l l M . VV V«‘»UK. sF.Rvt.n-: I- J I i*li Ift-ttnjr W i t iu f S o u r own liume; on tha same Ph. 670-W refrigrrhtura, soda fountains, \f»4 ilff F*r*|*41<#>l Mini »* property. tables, booths, chairs, special Bookkeeping w rvicf, part time; llttrtl IM l*t lit*! li|l|**HI # UBNulll llir . Bee JOHN W. D; MOORE til F i a.** .*f J .if ij a iy , A ii, I *I A built fixtures, * fri*e*ers, etc. alio, advice and assistance on lur good Starrs and Filling Sta­ jjliu tiiii * »-f _tum|rtAit4t i i»ft rite or phone collect, R. W. social security mid income tax Hi tions complete stock and equipje m In iflit iw iiB ftin ll!^: uldIn Mfg. Co. Volusia Coun­ mailers, J F. Dempsey, 300 *atftftiiii1 ■!t 4 Mil ♦ * Ilf 1 "f Ilf Ift t H*ll • I7li ItHi f". moot from $2,000 to $3,600,00. ty Fair Grounds, Deland. Phone Magnolia. Phone 9107. ,i*_ i .Hri Fiiirllldi I*Jf See.JOHN W. TV MOORE 960. fnl 'll you want a dandy 6 acre farm DIAPER SERVICE • 1:7. . -% K -idcal io r pasture or HEATROLA, In good condition. For details of the safest "maid H i* Hsnftiirt Ij< ifitil ft d n i l n i l l h i arming with a good r s a plMIlillg 619 Magnolia Ave. Rhone,218. • service” now Its Kanford rail or I** ih*’ $+*w • tut |»«dr *« tr hIf li - 11*14 f p f ‘ •'♦M i modern home, bam and out write BABY VXhKT, Daytona f 41'sli- f all wit ■It*# {eltlft K« I tbuildings—all . !l I . irthr n»y kl ■ WIIIZZER BICYCLE, new,* coat . Beach. DiU|M i u supplU'd. well fenced and i • ■ t* IftfiMton, I i*f -t 1176.00 for.quick sale $126.00. in gdtd condition — priced to i*f t*$n| I'itfU ll Ml iMflfufCl, Jack Horner, F ire' Station or sell. Khulti-i, wimI Hi# tiff I* jii I 1.1 N O T I C E S — P E H H O N A L Phone 73. • See j o i i v W. d . Mo o r e u i s__ tit id Iti# l « l i •il ny «if Nu U m* h#» \. I* IMt. have tkrclve girod 2 and 8 bad- LIONEL Electric train and Uni­ f» 1*7 lie ttnlmi r i a l k room Homes—priced from $8,ATTENTION I.ADIKH! versal electric sweeper. Both (MKAM 250 to $9,000 00 — Three are same aa new. Phone 731 -W. Make a one.stop service fur all completely furnished, two part­ your laundry ami dry cleaning M rrn i; n r smm - iiu x nr ly furnished. 801* DOUBLE Barret, crescent needs by using yuur favorite I I I .s ill.I D u x VAI'AM K U JOHN W. I). MOORE, Realtor i n . t u r n u n til arms, 12 gauge shotgun. W. Self-Service Laundry, . 320 Melsch Hldg. N olle* w a lt e n itia i s i It* Walker, 2317 MellonvIlU* Ave. THE HKLI'Y HKI.FT LAUNDRY u f l i i b i in .. II** I,, 1-1 mi lb* rtul 234 East First Ht. 406 W. 16 BL________Hanford ,1 i ut I h n n l i s ! , 1*1), th e l|.ia u i Fruit All kinds $1.00 bushel. Phone 111$ _ J, T. Far liar. W. -Geneva Ava. Royal Master tires are bafk again. -i* t ‘ n i i i i l * < '» lfl||1 lM J tu irit - if KelH (h"!» I'uuotv, K'lurit'.a -ij- ytul e i i . acres tiled farm land, bordara n * B- POPE CO. IN C lituliuH ■l.'tlm i. tdCMIlht slut N in e railroad and West 1st 8t. Rea­ Two whael trailer, perfect con­ 'I* '-inn * *i*l i m om . u« a n d i l i - l i ' m dition. New tires; 32-20 Smith HANFORD Heaiitv Salon, telo ■ln» sonable price before Dee, 26 an- rtelii Ur 8*t»in In I uUH A Wasson Revolver. 308 E. Bo* 14J9, Hanford. _________ phone- 1364 or Mary McMahon. IT. I’t-iKIr. *Ml th* n u b ile, in » n l 8th. Street/ • telephone 1364 Permanents all tu ib a t . trm y Building 1C’i 24’ Including r.V V tM K II n tlA II dearribllt . . methods, starting $6 and up. Bath fixturaa, very reaaonabla. Apartment alts electric stove, lu iln * . l b * N urlh l i f**< o ’ nearly new. Phone Co. 2803 ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. OrN** « l NIL o f N K H u f NK*i o t Daw Drop Inn, ■ - ---, B lit , lleeiTua 1». T o * in b t |i Ii Mrs, Ntgulal, . ' la min F.venlng Star. Call Ralph t-.iiiih liutui* i i t:*it lytna t:*11 . STOP - LOOK - U S T E # Rav, II6S-J • t M el* -It.....I No 124, anil lb* • f e w precision built JC. D. W Five burner Florence oil stove— i - ilb l i 1**1 III lull ,! * Hist is Table top — practically naw — TAMPA MORNING. TRIBUNE Houses I0’xl2* $200., iO'xlH . • I . . . ,1— ■, urntltl'nu----- ;* $390 , F.'O.-H. Ormond. Can be - Phone W J . Delivered to your hum* ,1*- I h .i .i l l |....r<1e.l lx |>«t|IKerected in a few hotlrs or wa Glrl'a. bicycle, reasonable. Phone ..efiT il- - * *‘ Phone C-3III6 or 294 M b In Ptai K ook *, P a g e Tl. If* will deliver and erect the same 1S78-J. day at a very moderate price. ASTHMA—Free -IriaL Nlphron O ltP B It UK TIIK r u lA ltU OK See Mr. Woods, 83 Division 8t. L. C. Smith typew riur, reasonVapor Treatment has helped iItT n i ’N Tt r u M M jH in u N lU it ‘8 thousands. W rits Nephron Agcy. HKUINOI.K I’t i l ’NTV. K l.tH t)U A Ormond, Fla. ___ -_______ , able. Avalon Apt. 2, Second St. Box 4116, Wheaton, 111. (I. P. I lir w la a 6 room furnished GIRL'S 20 in. bicycle, good condi­ A* I’letk u f Kab) Hoard French Are. tion. 108H East 18th after 4 f o r n r iA t. Wka L) M LOST A FOUND P .M . rty miles MOUNTAIN LAND forty WORN OUT FROM jfr°mnr C h a tta n o o g a , sa il" fl A K T 1C L U w a n t e d >laa and In g vegetable FOUND—8 goats. Owner call at rite owner, __ WHtr 1212 W. • 3rd St. I A. F. FRAZIER 7101 Nebraska Avawae LOST—Small brown tooled leath* Co. I l l E. Ut, Ph. 968. Tampa, Fla. billfold. About $28.00 inalda. e If you get up nights—bar* bequest da I’LL BUY yout tar regardless of Call lira. Floyd Palmer, 932-J, ■ii• to pass your water—y*s- pod tuva beckadw, due to sieves neidity la the aga or condition, Roy Real, 808 J REAL ESTA TE W ANTED unne. be d e l yuu'ro seedli AUTOS r b R SALE W. «nd » t . _______________ IS Three scnetalkns ago ' MU'KIfiY MOUSIO . 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Kingdom c o v e ) I'M GOlNo TO GET WTO A 0,: >GU ‘T: ASO GO Tits! -i^ *J Xttj LEFT a 'l 'I-VEH BOLtpr WITH V .VH WNIflfe. ll wilt IDENTIFY A ME- i - t i -------- --) i Y X * 8055 WHEN WE GET WINTERS Vl£U i RUED NOU M e your g u n ; ---------------- ^ TO KILL WINTER. A AFTER Wt 5GCCT *— < WE'LL BE IN fiOUD TH0 « FEllER TRITD ) /IT WA6 PRETtV SMART O F ^ LAW IO liAll WITH ME OtlERCF' CUT DOWN BRIDGE. A\ VOU TO TELL THE SHERIFF WE ------------- -------- l WERE T*E OSZO WIO WANTED l E H J SjAI *. 1- A 1 TO WRECK TMB l - w s r FINE) .TRAIN. y Ity Paul R obinson KTTA KETT HI// o»? rrau ao . vdtk«rNC*oo rO X) rm OAKe/ w est mxlv ro rota, up WAM3A* LITTLE GAME.' h c m a a n o o o s .'M > ---- 1 to r w { nrv b it / v PEMtHtCf? OMeceiG) 5?T,J.?7Y > yJ I HFYJvajta K tiu n ; DOlergNtWI f f t WHAT VOUIfC TALtera ABOUT.*, I BlMtMOMJJ V u fS- jn , fc Y/ ?*' Ilxts fi h soMerwrto J ABOUTA - l H«tO tmf ) _# 6O MdV.** P « V 8f*AM A *4 J few e r (r * 7 UU-WSRE1CL ^ TVfOBCTTIMJ A90U7? 1 ° cr * f UP NIGHTS? 10 ACRES good farm, . WANTED CLEAN C O T T O N 1940 CHEVROLET 4 door sedan, be tiled. Writ* J. M. Lee, 1M4 RAGS. Will pay 10c pound. very good condition and at the Paarl SUeet, Jacksonville, Fla. The Haaford Herald right price. Strickland Moivl* son, Inc. Phona 200. A ARTICLES FOR SALE WANTE0 AT ONCF.. 16 pianos. Tha Music Box. 119 W. 1IM1 Dodge truck 11/2 Ton — »L00 SWEET Hamlin t speed axle, good condition. 788* WICKER doll bash. IL W. Lord, Phone 912-W after 6:80 P, M. iage Phona ■ .— C 3-.NTAt3Av*wruMkSi *"f P L » Z 2 * Z - * Z T By Walt t)ism*y VtuiwowaaceitrMgY* t PSMtnecu Tusa ovcu sense tuu*p*r.’--i ixto 60VT- Aflournmo. M 3-d/* u * 0 4 ! COULD HtXV ~>~7^6 h ' but HHf lATii fAX" TALlC tV f. MJOUT IT tiO rl! -avuoadUNG* I M.WAV8 PAV J I IMATS A MOrA » t o you utiioao r B ucataPL '- H*B' MAO.' MA«J f YiMfHKATAMt LAUQMTOat/.* TWAT5- pT 3 A S I * , __, pet iritis «lih tltls uuubS*. Bo be made e ~ " ™ ± ,2 3 V X S » '. T i : S '' guih mrC kidneys . ; , Mcrasss flow of win*. b»'p4»s relieve n m s nddity . .. se ItWin luted bladder acts a food flush: -a jut, too. klsnr report artttng e (uod W. dllEVROLET Club Coupe, 194*1 •htht’s sleep after Iks deal ftw doses. Csutkmi take aa direemd. H tU * w a n T E S 1-80 GAL. and 1-35 gallon 1 Kleetmaater. Radio, fog lights, Fos free trial supply, trod to Dtpt. R, top water beaters. Eldatrie 2 tone paint. Perfect condition. Kdmsr Ik C*. too, 80s U$S, h n s faiA vice Company. 207 Magnella GIRLS WAITED. Lanay's Drug Roy Reed. $06 W 2nd St. Ceon.0 Store. Ava.* Phona 10L m 11T * / / If- jT^ • j -’ * 1 ' * .*, *r * V, . I- ' f 2 M iV sjtf 7 V \ -f - m �t. PAGE EIG H T1 “0 “ Venire Is Summoned j For Duty On Ju ry ! tsl THE 8ANT0RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ■H Geneva Church Ar&b Heads Meet Florida State News In Brief Fred L, Morgan Of Longwood Is Dead MONDAY. DEC. 8, m J Senate Turns To Ratification . Of Inter-American, Treaty Pact Itm lla a n t trails l*aa» On,j (('•■Haase t f m Pa«* 0 »»> hccarr.o Inactive and r.-maiticd »-i dl Arabia, . Trans-Jordan, trad. ^ A venire of 80 juror* »#* sum- unlit the spring of 1908 when it Lebanon, Syria, Egypt and Ye­ Fred L. Morgan, 83, of LongT-inr-nf today for sat action of jur* war rrnrrjuiiicd' hy n visiting men. TALLAHASSEE Dee.’ H M l— TALLAHASSEE Dee. 8 </P>_ wood. died Saturday at his home ______ • / • ■ or* In Circuit Court. Thr follow m'nister, he Rev, George II. Slug Premier Rlad Essolh Hey of Florida duck and goose hunters More casa of animal rabies have In Longwood following a abort WASHINGTON, Dec. S (-P)—The Senate, marking time while of Am<i*ru*, (!». ing junror* were summoned. Lebanon said the Arab U a g u r’a Illness. ■'Tm* llev. E. I.*e Smith of work would be "decisive and Im­ are scheduled to open the 1947- been reported In Florida this year a t.. Chapman, L, H. Hodglna. Bom Apr. $0, 1886 in Living, th* Mouse consider# the plight o f Western Europe, turned today to ra t­ than ever before, the State Board 48 shooting season at noon today. B. A. Gallotvay, Geo. C, Harden Orlando tnen served for five ycnr-i mediate," adding: * ston county. Mich. Mr. Morgan ification o f the Inter-Am cfean D ffrn ie Ir f a iy . Hunting will be permitted from of Health said today. Win, K. Kadrr, Gourde It.' Hilt", ■a naa'.ur and was succeed c<l had ll*#d In Longwood for a il "The Lebanese army now on tiunrise until an houi* before nunThe document, a product cf last summer'# conference at Rio d J The board Announced 331 caaea in 1913 hy lj>c Rev. William T. L. Gorham. Rolmi A. Knight. tha Palestine border* will play act on all other day* of the sea­ were reported during the firat years. Prior .to that he lived in Janeiro, call* for #11 (rest) nation# to act jointly egtinil any aggrrtiion Sti !>•* of Orlando who *rrved uii. L. T. Bryan, II. II. Gray, Hamil­ it* part with other Arab armlc* son, <howevrr. The season run* nine month* of 1947 and added it Sanford. ton Hull, J, \V. Green, Ihu-- 'll hi- il-nth in JIMtf, The Hcv. Iq raving Palestine when the until Jan. 6, with shooters per­ if Survivor* Include the widow. in the wc»lr»n hem'tph'rr likely'not all outbreaks of the J. N. I .iompaon of Oviedo nc»Humphrey, Joe .11. Masters, J rChatrnsn Vandenb*ig (R-M;rh.) o f the Foreign Relation# Com-* Mr*. Abble 8. Morgan of Long­ mitted to tske four ducks, one proper time come*." disease hava been reported to Fred W. Hall, Chailrs Boulware, v-iyctWoutll li'!'>", then J. Max wood: two daughters, Mr*. Roy mlttcc predicted there would tv • ----------------------- — ----------------Canadian goose and 25 coot.In a authorities. . King Abdullah of Trans-Jordan Ere k served the church for j Edward F. I.aue, 0 . G. Hall, It Brown and Mrs. Thomas Kelly, “no controversy" n y during the de­ was reported to. have caused a ae- day. W. Hudsoh. C. C. Collin*, H A j /ear ' both of Sanford; two sons. La bate scheduled to licgin at noon riou* erlaljr In hit country, by sug. '•The rlturth building waa then TALLAHASSEE "pee. 8 <AVMIAMI Dec. 8 (Al-^Cblef De­ Cobb, A. C, Clove Itrd , Andrew The committee recommended to hla m lniitei' that par­ puty Sheriff Claude High said The voters of Ocala will go to the Verne C. Morgan and Milton F. Blank o, \k\ G. A ruler*, J. I'. Huh, I ,c-*"d near the t o tmlery bill costing Morgan of Port Huron, Mich,; 13 to 0 that the Senate ratify q - a s iia s if tn»4 I'aas nss) tition might be approved *n Tran > • J. It, Lyles, Holirrt A. 'CohCn. •sler.-Toi moved near the pres- Jordan could annex the Arab sec­ tndav than an unidentified negro noils (tomorrow to elect a mayor one brother, Delbert Morgan of th* treaty. Such action require* thr Intrr-Am encsn d ffrn ie pact early this morning entered tin for a two year term and two Bancroft, Mich.; 13 grand chi!- a two-third* majority No tlou*e drafted hy 19 nation# at Rio dc V, D, ll.iwkins, J, II, l'arkerMo m l school budding and m 192*1 of Palestine. Premier Samir home of John Holt, 55, of Miami, members of the city council to dren and two great grandchil­ vote is required. yMehin I), llunn, Chenier ,Sauo a h n lil In th e colored peopl* tor Rifal Pasha resigned in defiance, | hi I MM I he church purchas'd arited Holt by the neck with one *er\c four year terms. Mayor dren. * dera and A. D. Abram* The treaty waa signed by jsll Janeiro. Alao D. K. MrN'ab, Andrew M the W«man*i Club building for two other former prenjiera re hand am) fired two shot* into his John Marshall Green, who is ser­ .Vnator Conally (D -T e«), rank­ th* American nations except Ec­ Funeral services were conduc­ ving out a two-year team ia a to succeed him and only th - body. Carrs way, Gcmj.r lloda, John G. J.1.5C0, moved in and bad Sunday , fused ted a t 1:00 P. M. today at Use uador and Nirarggua, both of persuasive intervention of the vis Ohe bullet enlerrd Holt's ab­ Candidate to succeed himself, lie Erickson Funerst Home with whose governments were in a ing Democrat on the Senate For Hutidtr,-J. T. McLain, Jr., W. I.. ached, and the following Frida rign Relation# Committee headed has no opposition. • ting premier of Iraq. Saleh Uev iiigM we* burned. to g eth er with domen and the other tij* right Clark, W. F. L<dg<-, ( tu l C. CnfCapL Byrd Hudson officiating. process of change at the time It resolved the Issue slid re- leg. High said. Hr was taken to ________ ny Vandcnherg, described the Jack Tucker, president of coun­ The remain* were sent to Detroit was . fin. w , C. lU rtlm a, E. M, Arrol *11 the /u tn ls h in g * end records Jahr, drawn. *lorcd Samir Rjfat Pashn to ot* Jackson Memorial Hospital when cil. candidate to succeed himself, for interment. oi the church. tagr and J, W. Allman. Bow'evyr, only Mexico amt H r * guarantee of liberty “ E ffort- o rre immediately Im;- flee. his -condition was pronounced rrl- Is opposed hy Marcus Frank, AUo . rrloe Ird were IV, T, m the wctlern world. Dominican Krputdir of the 19 SalehHey wa* en route to former Marlon County represent­ Chance, Edmund W. M elt It, II guii t<> rnisc fund* for th# build­ the- fateful Cairo meeting at which licit. signatory nation# have ratified The document was brought be­ High said he had found no mo ative who has served three terms II. Geiger, Walter Holly, C. E. ing of another c h u rc h and in the Arab urates clustered about It to d a tr~ T h e treaty will not fore the Senate at it awaited live-for the ass-iult a*, yet, — on tlia eouncllr and Hamp Ter­ less *hr»t n ^ en r services w ere Hawke, J. L. Ingloy, In org> become effective until it he* been rell, will oppose Tucker In group I t a s i l s t M free, r a a s O ast' Lewis, Kill* Ilea*f e ; - A ndre*- -bein'* Feld in_.Jh e . resent build Palestine may fix the tern hind by two-thirds nf the na­ Uoutc action on emergency sid TALLAHASSEE Dec. 8 (Jp img. I*, was iiuHcomplete; there for a general Arab uprising in of Perfs subway and bus work­ ratified Campbell, K, A, Jones, J. T, l.i lo r Europe. House pa»age of tlirv tions. llnemptoyrd farm ' laborer* will East. ers, scheduled to begin this W, r.. H/tU. Hoy .Schmidt. \V. w as.« ocht and nctiv# member* theTheMiddle Invocation of such strife lie placed hy the SUHr Employ This wa# cited by the Foreign aid bill i» expected late today* morning, apparently collapsed. MIAMI Dec, 8 (/P)—A giant, H. Green, A. II. Harr. R. J>. llaa* Were itw ," Mr«. Speer stated, lie like the opening of » ment Servi-e after .Dee, 31. Chair 400-pound Jrwfish was landed at Relations Commlttre as one of or tomorrow. A big problem be­ A* II. ‘ 1‘rnetnr. Paul- G. Hrown, but ceeviees wen- held regularly might At the same time a five-day th* pandora IroX, th* litiniale eons* man Carl H Smith of the em­ the charter host dock* here yes­ argum ents for speedy ar- fore the representative* it ihe and effort* Were runt limed. V. II. Crew*. John L, t'lark. \V “warning strike" of government ployment commission said today "Iternrds of trie church were quenres of which could not be terday with a harpoon jutting workers, called by the CGT in an 1 tion. The. committee said that amouat. The Senate put the fig ­ M. Cnllrerl, O. H, I'lunl.rtl, H. K Job* are found for unemployed while other countries are consid­ kepi regularly from 1925 to foreseen. American and British from Its back. Bullard, w . S. Earle, J. M. Ill attempt to pull approximately ering in the eastern Mcditer- agriculture workers at proaent hy ratification "it is apparent ure, qt ihe. Jk597.000.000 s ilf d . ton, All-cit Hickson, C. K. Cur 1039. The Hcv. J, N. DeVettc was interest is 1,2(X),OOQ civil servants off their the U. S. Deoartment of Agricul­ lively, liccsuse llrt that many are wailing to ac* by the Administration as it patted ranean ter,’ Hen Amaun. A. T. C artjedge,1 the flirt ps«tor of the now chuich. JACKSONVILLE Dec. 8 W \ jobs, was meeting with dubious What the United ture under the emergency farm State* will do.” the relief measure. Andrew- Dinln, J r. and James It. s e n i’lg fiom July, !D'J7 until area Is on the high ro*d through Jtitior supply pro tram . One man nleadeil guilty and three success. , Sue* of the Hr.tish common The pact, known officially a# Ih^-mle-r, 1928. *» H e lle r. innocent In federal court today to A Republican program to bat­ Jjmlth reported the state, see The strike started for some thr Inter-American Treaty of "Diitlf g these y m u It was* lw wealth, and both rouhltfe* have vice would have 26 additional rm conspiracy to transport munitions group* o f government erdployrs Reciprocal Assistance, carries out tle inflation, based on voluntarv Also IL CertaolS, D. V. Warren. major oii interests. tn Cuba In connection with a re Jr . A, l<i Swaggeity, J. J, Null coming more and mTiro burden Great Britain suggested that ptoyrs to handle the increau-d viituntlnnary plot against the last Friday 'and was due to ex­ the so-cailed act of Chapultcpec agreement# and without price for the small meinliersltip work. olson, Wm. II. Slinugri, R. I„ *nm-_ tend to all departments this muni drafted at Mexico City in Mar-h, and rationing control* asked byV' the new state; chine into lieing Dominican Republic. ‘ t ’alwrll, John K Higgins, J. F. to r i- r y the financra of the June 1,-iwo week* a fte r the man­ ing, but govemmsnt officials dr 1946. chinch, *ii It was decided in con­ ATLANTA Dec.' H (/h —Wil. Ihe President, will be submitted Hollis Burton Smith nf Pallls- dared their offices were function­ Cowan, Charles W. Gaines, O tt- ference on' Rtpt. I, 1928, tn have date la surrcndeicd. Informant* In general, it provides that: li'am R. Larkin of IVruarol* 22ndea Park, N. J., pleaded guilty ing normally. in a day or two, Rep. Wolcott Schmehl, W. II. Stafford ami T. service* only !»u Sundaya of said the British hsd suthorired 1. All the contracting nations venr-old Alnlinoin I'olytechnlc In blit sentence was deferred until R. Harriett*. (R-Mich.) told reporters. He ssM A spokesman for the Paris each month, the first and third the creation of Arab and Jewish stitole student injured in an auln- Jan. 5,. shall take positive aetiorv to a s ­ ' , transport system *sld th* subway sist In meeting an armed attack il would call for agreements Sundays, a ruling still observed. civir guard organiiatinn* to main­ mobile arclitrnt Ih-r. 2, died at and bus strike had been .called For a fow months, a Mr- McGuire tain older prior to conecntrat on loiwson Vetpran Administration among Industries to deal with any American nation. MIAMI BEACH Dee. 8 (/Ft— off by the union because it w is against of British troop* fn evacuation Hospital here last night. 2. t The nations shall consulteconomic problems. The program filled In as pastor. William J, Pruitt, attorney for a failure." t ls s lls a r S 1mm I’sae On*I Immediately and plan action not also 'la expected to include ta r . "On July ii, 1930, the Itev centers. T A L L A IIA B H K K Dec. 8 (/Pi T- William McKclghsn, former may­ were made, the unpaid .guaran W. H. Kyrer of Minis was called Taut feelings extended even ti» But In Italy a procession of only In th* event of an armed or of Flint, Mich., wanted in his elos reduction and rent control. , taed installment* were til gu to |u. Is- pastor and u still serving. the American *nne of Germany home state on a . gambling rop perhaps 60,000 Italians, thick with attack but in case of any aggres­ the next person In line au be-i- In 1916." Mrs. H|«'er reported, wlitre fi Jew wr* killed. «mi elfni season on mullet fis h in g w ill aplraey Indictment, said tnday red‘ n« sive action against an American flag*, carried the body of ' * ‘ ‘ Senator Morse tib-Ore.) chair-, tflciary. The IllUfiO figure war “the entire Indebtedness wa* paid, other Jew* and an Arab were start Wednesday. man of -a Senate Armed Servtcet tlist by agreement lietween Mich­ J-’xJ3m-Di*.,40 unGI Jan.-eO. it calculated mi the basis of the untr-s wore burned and there wni wounded J n dlsonUr* -over -J of Rom* today in a protest 3. Political, economic and mil SubcnmmlUee, declared that full lie against thr law to take, igan counsel and ,jdmself a time against American iniriran mms rjt nc£._.tAUi!.„on- v - tim r erf—grncio'r rejofeing. tine. The Aral** mostly were dis­ will the government of Pre­ itary measures may he . taken inquiry will be made Into claim# limit on an appeal' to prevent possess or transport mullet in m nrtality o rta lity *(c x p < -rta lim i n f lifw "Kfforta weri’ tnen put hi mo­ placed persons. against an aggressor, but "no mad*' against this countty by extradition had been extended mier Alclde ds Gssperi. any of the 07 counties. table), plus 3 |terrent Interest.' tion to complete the church, hut two weeks. The.-cortege was for Giusep­ state shall be required to uec foreign nation* for properties Up until the 1947 legislature N'KW YORK D cc£*^A V -The Mis. /.aiuve contended the full the war came on and ojieratlunn McKeighan. who was indicted pe Tanas, 20, the latest of 23 armed force without it# consent.” seised in Eurotre In wartime.. He a uniform statewide tft.OOh fare value, plus 3 fierrenl wore d-layed. l-atr-r interest wa* Jewish Agency for Palestine adopted 4, Dispute# twtween American said his group wants to see that more than a year ago hy a one- person* killed in recent Italian rinsed season, general low pro­ interest, should la1 paid in I-II revived mill the Hunch t» almost plans to bring I.OOO.OW Jews into vided a Dec. 1 to Jan. 20 ban but man g r a n d 'jury on ch a rg e e rrf disorder*. II* was killed Friday nations shall be resolved if pos­ foreign governments do not Ukc guaranteed monthly innlnllini-ul* finished now. th*' Ijoly Land within tint ,w'xt It was largely ineffective bernu-t* sonspirary to violate gambling in disturbances amid th* I'rlm- sible through “procedures in advantage of the American peo­ of I4H.08 earh. She said she also force in the Inter-American sys­ ple“This woulq tint tie a true his­ ten yrars, Us treasurer, Kllrtrr of numerous special acts exempt­ laws, has been fighting extradi­ avalle slum*. was entitled to such $18.08 month­ tory of the Geneva Baptist Kaplan, said last night. House passage of the emer­ tion to hla home state ever sinre. L'Unita, Communist organ, ex­ tem" before they are referred The. cost of transposing, fred- ing specific counties. ly payments as lung as she lived Church," declared Mrs. Speer, "if gency foreign aid hill by an over­ horted party members tn turc to the United Nations beyond the K10 months. <$48.08 tt'p failed'To reciird the wnridcr- int* and sheltering the first 150^ 6. The contracting nation* “for- whelming margin -was conceded nnuiiIn would pay nut $5,827.24. fill help, financial and otherwise, 000 displaced Jew* was estimated ' during the lest week totaled 3,307 out, and they did. Some ’ of thr mslly condemn war and under­ by a top Republican opponent J partlcipants were partisans who at more than $400,000,000 In a monthly for a guaranteed 120 that our Methorlist friend* Vtd crates, averaging $3.60. Manager take. in their International rela­ of tire legislation. At the $29.60 rate, the sum paid ilsothe goneral public have givjR statement of Kaplan released in Frank K. Conner has reported. marched Sunday fn a similar tions' not to resort to the threg: (f.'oatlnnr* fmm l*aar <>*•! Meanwhile, Chairman Marrlner out In 120 months .would In us, for which we extend our connection with a meeting nf the The cucumber offering* are dwin­ parade giving an Indication ofof director* of the t.nitrd average of l ) cart of bean* p-r dling. Pepper and eggplant offer­ the opposition to De Gasperi's or;the use of force in any m an­ S. Erele* of the Federal Reserve 13.640,1 „ lu>arly atipteeia,trpn. To le e Nich- Imard policy of barring leftist# from ner Inconslaenf-’ with the UN System presented to the House In upholding Mr*, /.aiuve'* nr- id nf Daytona lleacli Baptist Palestine Appeal, the American day. Sliipiqrnt of four cars oi ings, which held fairly steady the government. Leftist organisa­ charter or of the treaty. Ranking Committee his proposal* Fund-Raising Branch of the in volume for the week, brought bean* from the I’ahokee-Can il gumenta, the cirruit court *ald Church, w-e are indebted for a The treaty was signed a t Rio for inflation control* which he tion* have threatened a general Palestine Jewish Community. the market's total to 5,258 parkthe munlhly payment aliuuld lie •erics uf voluntary services. °nc day wai rrstrike unfeas their demand* for last Sept. 2. The United Bute* already has given senator*. Hr • Kaplan s a id Ihe Jewish and Point 8™ computed with regard to ■ Mi*‘ "We nisi, thunk several young Arab stales in Palest^" approved pdrfed. Their, and olher litwork for the unemployed are delegation included Vandenberg suggested: "Manager M, E. Williams of beneficiary's eX|iectntimt of life. student preachers from BleUon bv the league fif Nation^ ran 1. Increased productvllty of la# and 8*nator Connelly (D-Tex), not met hy Wednesday item* *|K>diglilcd tummartes < 1 lum m stin Ihe Fort Pierce Markrt reported The Justice Di-purtm nit.told the. IlniVer-Htv who have served us exist only if "llfi* and property v who was due to open debate bor and longer hour* of work, Supremo Court thsl the inclusion from lime to titnn. The-most, re­ are made safe for all inhabitants, current conditions, prepared by a sharp incrcasa in volume, and 2. Suspension of future ds- ' on the document. of a beneficiary'* life expertnury cent of these I* Julian Ktenstnim | Jew* and Arab* alike." managers of market* in majoring with favorable weather, this trend manda fo r wage Increases, e*-. should continue through the com­ In computation of monthly install who is giving to us f a i t h inspir­ pecially those of organ!#*! tabov. ) FLORIDA STATE Dr. Israel Goldstein, national producing section*.' ing week. Quality ha* bean fair merit* was required hy fundamen-' ing talks in Sunday sehnnl, and chairman of Ihe United Palestine 3. Continuation and expanilun ( ( 'n iis s ts r>ee« r * i i os* r * MIAMI, Dec. 8 '(/P )-A Miami “Gladioli shipment* thimigh our \o good, he reported. tal Insurance principles a* well at the preaching - hi vjieet.,"- salJ Appenl. said the United Nation* of the Treatury's saving bond do anything for them. GI who wrote his mother to Fort Myers State .Farmers' Mar­ "Quality beans handled on the •iT'by the National S etvire^Jli- Mrs. Speer, "iln and In* wife a r e has the responsibility of prevent Dort told the committee that get the family together for campaign. ket ate moving in fair volume, Pompano market, has been good, surance Act. 4. Legislation giving the Fed­ liei-oniing inure and mure a l.lesv- ing member nation* front aiding with the nreient French government Christmas because he was finally good prices for top grades," ing tn us." or abejling disorder* in Palestine. said William L. Wilson, Durrtor though t i u ' volume last week has done everything In lu power coming home, is one of th# men. eral Rcaerve System authority to was aomewhat below expecta­ require banks to hold a special of -Stale Markets, today. "W. F. tions, Market Manager J. L. War­ to atop the strikes and "latest re­ missingg in Europe MM aboard a trans- reserve, “which would be In addi­ NEW YORK. D r r . 8, (/»— would indicate, the thing port plane for which the Arm;- tion to existing regular reserves Crowds View Santa 'Shaikh Hafir Waldo*. Saudi Ara- Nehrlirig, manager of the Fort ren stated. The cucumber crop isport# not out of hand." (( 'm tlfa r* I n a Our) has been searching 10 days. The and might be hgld In' Treasury Myers Market' advised us at th*' is ip fair condition, grower* pick­ ' liian ambassador to Lortdun and a i(V *» f »*»n*rf ' f"r*»ni lift* 1* t t ^164,ti47 were made on them weekend that the cucumber -sea­ ing about two cans dally. Squash He noted that Undersecretary missing soldier is Sgt. Theodore bills, rdrUficates, or notes, ds •delegate to the U. N. General Aa^ The commission aiithoiir)d while T. Hrallev, Odham and Jark son therr is near an rnd, and that shipment# have continued light. of State Robert A. Lovett ha# Copeland, son of Mr*. Alta Cope­ well as in cash assets." * the payments nf $401.1100 in the Ratignn of Ihe Jaycce* awarded acmhly, said today that the Soviet the tomato harvest ia Just get­ "Quality and volume from me stated there la "a very great land. "In the absence of a compre­ form of initial advances on six orires for th e liost' costume* and ■Union voted for partitioning of ting atartod. .Pepper crops are entire Everglade* . ir e * ihould coincidence" between the Ttrlk**, hensive scheme of controls,” he: < nuldle property rlalms approved decorated lilrvcle*. Twit wrist Palrltinc "because they would In-good condition and light r»htp~ impttiVe, If weather condition* re­ th* Foreign Ministers' Confer­ Insulin, normally produced In said, "we m ust. continue to p u t ' In the amount of *2AU»,B<M>. These watrhes donated l»y William like. to. Use—Palestine to- get-loto menta are muving. main favorable, according to ence In I-ondon and tha special the human pancreas. Is a harmtne our main reliance on fiscal pol­ advance pajnicilta -Ware—fi«—tin- K m irr -w ere—awarded * and $2S0 the Mediterranean ahd as a mili­ Manager J. 'A . Dulany ^of fcasion of the American Congress. and lark of it In the body cause icy." “ I have noted with Interest a “Wit'oralTnn and reconstruct ion of in i*i«h iiriie* warv.given by- the tary base." diabetes. the P a h o k e c B t a te Far rrport from manager H. J. Leh­ national quarantine alatlons neat Jav ceo s.• Judge* were Mr. Od­ Acting a* spokesman for the man of ihe Sanford Slate F'nt- mers’ Market. Tho area ship­ Manila and f'«hu and reconstnic ham, E. G. Kilpatrick, Edward Arabian delegation leaving La ped 22 cars of In'an* in one dav tjon of various .units of tin Higgins and It. A. William*. Guardis Field, Wahba said the mrr*' Market, that during Nnvcm. Phllltrplne Gdieral HnspBal urn Some of the small fry were too Russians "were checked in Greece tier, sale# of 2J kinds- bf vegeta­ at Ihe rtid-wcck, ’slightly b*lo»v ble# brought producer! a grot* the volume for th# corresponding tha 'Philippine Normal School. timid to approach Mr. Odham at so they will go to Palestne." total of $453,(810.20. The Sanford date last Fall, Congress authorised the' pay the microphone to receive their Asked how the Russians could "Manager C. 8. Phillips of th* ment* of compensation to hona award*, so mothers had to- re­ et to Palestine, he said "I don't Market, first to onen in our en­ f — tire State-operated system, had Florida City State Fanner*’ Marfide sufferers of war damage as ceive tip; prises for them. There H — ask the Russians. sale* totaling just a little mors ket reported his market haa han­ a m e a n s^ f aiding-tlitv--economic were titany lltlle Santas, snow know IVinre F'nisal said he wa# en than $600,000 during its initial dled quite a few pine land to­ rehabilitation of the Philippine men, there was Uncle Sam, Mias route *to Cairo where the Arab aale* season in the year 1935. matoes during th* weejt. Average Santa.- a farmcri South Amrrlran republic. f.tnc 'Manager t-ehman indiratrsl that quality waa reported poor, and girl and numerous olher*. The League it meeting. Soon a fte r,.... judge'* aland was at First Street meeting, he added, th* world will during the coming week liberal prices for those sold ranged from and Palmetto Avenue and the kid­ know the la-ague's decision, "re ■tipplies of celery, cabbage, beam, $4 to $6. Light offerings of die* with their costumes were so [anting Palestine and the Arab cucumber*, pepper* and other squash were also handled, and . ((‘•■IlsIifS ()•>< i 'n r On,I numerous and colorful that the .ragitc nations' continuance in vegetables arc expected on the beans are expected within a fng school hours. They are spoil- lodge* did not have an ea*y time the -United Nations.'-* Sanford Market. week or taro, , , sored and financed by the ('ham »elecling the winner*. "Pecan sales on. the Marianni "Manager It. E. Johnson of the palgn Counril on Religious Edr FRANKFURT, Dec.. 8, On account of the tremendous State Farmers' Market have im­ oration. The council contend* crowd and lb< confuslnn 'Hiring American military government Piriut City State Farmers' Mar proved somewhat, according • to ket reported strawberry .shipsthey are non-secfarlan, lircause the aw arding'•>( prises names of officials -took steps today to pre­ the material used waa collected prlte winners were not recorded. vent a recurrence of Arab-Jew (merits are on the increase, prices Manager W. M. Scruggs, ta< a recent operation*. ranging from 40 cent* to 65 cent* ,? P Qrt covering . from many sources by many per­ Santa's colorful float was com­ dashes In Germany, where week­ r pint for the weekly report- { LhV® tl**n,, 'and demand son*. The organisation is mode pleted at the last moment through end disorders ovsr the projected • Plant City Market handled i». much betUr. This report notup of rcpirsrntativrs of the thb feverish' exertion* of mom- artitioning of Palestine reyulted _ JM88 pint* of berries during tit* ad sale of a total of 20,303 pounds, Jtw lsh. Roman Catholic am i.I'm ' tier* of the Key Club of Seminole na --------In the death of one Jew and the period. Light offering# during tha for a gross total off $$4,375.39. tCstant faith* High School-under direction of wounding of eight other Jews doling day# of November as th* Seedlings sold ' 18-3- eenta per Teacher* for Ihe religious clss- Kiwanian J. B. Bout. They also and one Ahtb. berry season got under way, to- pound, Stuarts at 26.6 cents; Mon­ •e* are provided by the council. were in the cabin passing candy eymakers at 1(L6 cent*. Light of­ Thldy-threo persons. Including The regular school faruity taker to Santa. L. V, McLaughlin igbit alto 31 Jaws, were arrested at Utm, taint .1,924 pints, averaging 49 fering* of Schlsys topped the and a half cent*. Volume should no part in the instruction. helped i i m i in distributing ■ _____the candy market at 29 rents. Frotchera sold Mrs, McCollum, the wife of a and aiding Santa in every way where tha trouble began Batunley Increase rapidly. 19.6. Managsr Scruggs pl#rvi series of stabbing*. MaJ. with University of Illinois professor, possible. "Sales of cucumbers on the for to continue pecan sates each Marcus L. Hoover, military gov­ complained that her son, James Waurhula Stale Farmers' klarket Key Cluli member* who worked day until December 20." Terry McCollum, waa embarras­ on the float included Leslie Har­ ernment officer, said authorities the ng to ■ “pacify" . sed because he waa the only child vey, 4ohn Root, Arnold Harring­ ware attempting In hi* room who did not take ton, Richard McNgh. Randall Jews and AraM, most of whom rtllgioui. instruction. Goff, William Kilpatrick, Fred are displaced persons or refuges*. Hoover said American ronilabThe Champslgn school Imard Hostel ter,- Inland Rudd. ■Joa ulary troop* and German pollco replied In Its brief -filed with the W rightland Bobby Park. court that when ... other _..ter pupils went Mr. Odham and Mr, Ratlgan had established rood blocks be­ to religious classes, James con of the Jaycce* termed the par­ tween Wuertt*mb«rg-Baden and -----------------Unucd ia regular ■ejtulsr studies undor ade, organised tinder Jayeee di­ Bavaria and at Danube River supervision of his regular teach- rection and sponsored by the crossings in the area to prevent Merchants Association as a big Jewe and Arabs from meeting. The school board defended th# success, and predicted that it system, saying tbat if the court will be an even bigger success Should outlaw raligloua cduca next year. tion in public school building*, President Ned Smith of tha (Osalt«e*e flaw t *«• o w l tM nathm would be committed Sanford Merchants Association to a policy of 'K'ostllity to roll. today declared that the parade ously. But whereas Pearl Har­ Irion.” long since has seen Its scars waa well organlied, well handled bor erased, the ruins' of tbe long-oc­ Counsel f^r 5Ira. McCollum and started about on lime, and ha cupied rM lipplrttk'cspH al still -the court extended hla appreciation to the gave first-tim e visitors a shock. nnalgn , »y*t yatem. Jaycee* Jaycce* and all other* whose cfAnd In Japan where Ihe war make public school* "Uw organ forts made It a success. He also of religious Education and will said that he appreciated the way plot was hatched, an appeal for reaton* the religious situation of that Police Chief Roy G. William* world oeace was saundeg by Em­ the colonies before the American and hi* force, aided by firemen peror Hirohlto. He looked out upon the consequences of hi* na­ handled th* parade so that thera tion's rash act aa he did en—the were no mishaps, and said that tu ln s. of Hiroshima. Addressing r = f . lii. hour* qf argument ot* tbe issue* he was delighted by the big re­ s V .• K in g th* t! afternoon ~ before tak ception given by tha peoplf and thousands there, h* said, > r "I hope *-ou will try to establish “ rase under , advisement the local children. a peaceful nation and contribute to world peace " Color* In the ceramic lilts found ihripi ( r t f ______ In Egyptain buildings built In tbe The U. 8. Weather Bureau wa* *hUh help apeed up I .....................I 14th and 16th |Centuri## are etlU organlsad under the Department 114 W. 2nd St. PhootjM O of Agriculture July I, 100$. Senate Studies •K Reds Accused Supreme Court ■ 11 ' | I Carlot ShipmentH I Red Efforts - War Damage Claiins I I AtheiHt’H Fight F } I .\ To MIRROR M ERRY K I B every room needs a Living Picture A wonderful welcome g ift-------- - Ever Changing ^Li ving Pictures, with Smartly Styled Mirrors Pearl Harbor Day SEE QUR LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FRAMED & VENETIAN TYPES ANY STYLE — ANY PRICE Lay One Away For CHRISTMAS kv - s t ill If - �-r * * .* 1 1 THE W EATHER In UnltJ There Is Strength— Tfl Prelect the Petro of the World; To Promote (ho P r o t r m of Amrrlra; To **rodaco Proaperlly for Sanford. Partly cloudy and continued trlld through W rtlm ular, Gentle to m o d e ra te s n i i t h r a i t tr i r a . t w in d r . AN INDEPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPEfc VOLUME XXXVUI House. Nearing Final Vote On • Aid Measure Established 190S U.S, Pictured In Grim Situation WASHINGTON', Dec. U l’/Pt -The L'nilrd State* la In a "grim aituation ’ au far a* a military striking force |i concerned, Maj, General Manton 8. Kddy,•director or Army infoiinntion said today. Aaidc M artin Says Action j fri'ti) the fotcea no occupatimi. * iwrr.'-n*, Kddv laid the W ill Be Taken On (Inti IJ, H. lias fewer than 99,040 A nti-inflation L e­ men fur ib , aj a niuhile attny in event- of- rm ergenry. Fdi*" gislation By Dec. 19 address fl loaders of women* irganiratlcnis who act a . an 'advisory council for the puhli• WASHINGTON!" Dec. 9 t/V> lltformallon division. — The Home today ilowly movril A sertinr _ tha| th - U. S • ihe emergent.)' foreign aid Itttj rn'ifTtJe striking .fo rte it ‘•pith •long towaid a final tote at ; fully weak, only two and one(Speaker Martin (R-M nsj| disdot third divisions, which an- not up to strength,’- Eddy c-uned Congrrji cip ed i id lakr at tion on anli-mllatinn legulalion i m in t'd that "it Has become iiiimiully c|ear*‘Uiere ii nii-ithat home before adjourning Dr <i imtnoi who**- policies* a rc 19. diamt It kelly opposed to mil Thete was no indicalion wheri own." the final vote on the foteign au>. would be taken gby the Home or j % the amount of aid dial would hr ■uthoriied. Meanwhile. Mailm told newt men separate hillt coveting two of the ihtee points in a GOP subititute for Pietident Human'* eco­ nomic pingram will be taken up j early neat week. The Senate, he »atd. will inili Paul Stine Praises Rotary Governor Cites Growth Of Clubs In Florida. Associnlrtl Press lea se d Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY. DEC. 9, 1917 Russia Breaks Trade Talks With France Com m ies Kevcal D e­ fiance Of G overn­ m e n t’s O rder To R etu rn T o * W ork Is Also IntroFights Break Out Marshall Plans Il^ill I duccd P erm ittin g G overnm ent Buy In Jaffa And Tel Showdown With Ent i r e W heatToCrop Aviv Border Area Red Minister PARIS, Dec. 0 (JIV-MMcow announced cancellation of the Soilet-Errnrh trade lalka today and Ituislan nnd Planer repelled each olhrr’a repatriation mission* an ten­ sion mounlrd betaren the lw« naltoha. A Ere.ach fmcign ministry spokesman saiif 12 members nf thr Russia rrpatrialion commission wire be­ ing expelled for "»uhirr*iie aellvlties In Eranrr." lie re. portrd the Russians » rre ra- * corted to the railroad station and placed aboard a ItrrUn­ bound train tonight. PARIS. Dec. *T (,V> WASHINGTON Dec 9 < / D The Administration today submit­ T en Day Death Toll U. S. Officials Take ted proposed legislation to Con* yiess whiili would permit the ra* ‘ Is Said To Reach* Little S t o c k I n (inning of jurat, gasnlfne ami other 105 Due To Clash Concession H i n t s <nmtpndilies. I 'niln-ei irlaiv ol Commerca t'AJHO, Mrs. 9 IV Wab I.O N I'IIN Her, 9 i,H> l l i l Willi im ( I f in told a Senate tradrra .of a hull war. were tish o ffic ia l* said In n ig h l t h r ludiM.m Sulwommillee that a llig f o u r f n ir lg n m ln i- lr r s reported veering in thrir Cai­ lull handed to |b r gmiip by sec­ room II ha* reached general ro chnferenrr tonight to sup­ Mgreenirnf- on a llr ilis h proport a "solnnteer penplea arretary Hardman al»o wnuld permit l"»»al for ilra flin g a common m>“ Iis fight crr.illitn of a ibe gosrinmerit fo buy up tire en* e V p iirt-im p o rt program fo r Jewish alalp in I'aleslinr unlll liir crop i>l sslical and crilain R le rm a n y as p a ri o f a plats Hellish troops Irate in til-* ' fo r 'a r h lfiin g G erm an emit.* rilhft iimimriditiei. gust. * n m ir u n ity. Regular Arab armlra wnuld Ftsstei explained ibese ialinn l*e held an Irish ‘unlll then.' LONDON* D tii 9 </i«i Sect* W .-.d . i - p buvmg |H,we,« west rontlnulng Iheir guard of I'altaty ol .Stale M aialull was fe* IpBlunrd in -s hill designed to give ratlne harder* again*! Jrwish relpforeemenl* and supplies, IH.iied tisLy lo have drlrim itifi 1 Tinman aull.oi.ly lo at* an Arab snurre saltl. to seek a'.lfi.w.lown will, Soviet and fn piuinl.es on scaice V M Mol(, l m l " f "'*- m-lud.iu; l.vnlock and _ H r A H 8 » ; i \ T E I ) I ’ HESH___ Fnieign Miniilei _____________ - S|»ur*dir tkiimtsTiet hi o le out >1 I.m be e a ilie ii o|i|inrluiMlv nn I -nltrv. steel, ;-nur an t ‘ fflain ' today in the blomlv border aiea whetber Russia s-tually i* leatL pimlinl!, tie ight tais and oilier between a ll-jew tih Tel A m and to neRcilMt* a Genrnn srille in rn t.'! pirsbuli and matriials- • Moreover, the measure would all Arab Jalf.s, but llie fe im ily ol American oH icialt said lltev i-ive Mi. Tinman ^)jthn»Hy to al­ A ra b -jrw ttb stikei ibiougboul llie " r , r <oniiivced. ,i» livl.iv • iner' b-rate any other nul- iiate- If he bueigtt |tun found nit- f puhli*-* hearings that Ibdv Land appeiied In lye suliild mg of llie count il i-lcis «u| utulriH .iv, ilia! bin** o shoring-' wo* hasirnlly nffect-e ing somewbal * 1 tv % lug "iiidiL-iii.il i-tiKluelion or Ihe Tile 10-day loll in IGlciline. tiv j •>( mneessutuv given in Molotl ■post nf ’tlUHBT"' a< limn l.sst tiigiil would mil l« unoflu ial count,.tfaelird I0>. S rn a t” i f'nnper (R-Kyl asked R unia 1 tanceled her liailr lalki with shortage iiildm Frame lotlay. ac­ cusing the French of arts hostile 10 **the spiiil of alliance ami mutual assistance.” French Cnmmumd!. who have. .... *I " T T ' l - A c tiv itie s R otary rxptoit«t~*Ftanc**i ih'uti.igei in 1 ® menu on p ntei without incurring * T hroughout Florida fanning the cunet\j wave ol tlnkc, thioughout the nation, indicalrd, liability under the anli-tiuil lawi, j — — while the Home will »t*it work | | 'nq| Sline, former Sanford Rt» meanwhile, they would defy the on a hill continuing and expanding ] tartan and diitrict governor of Rn- Fiench government's ultimatum lo export control*.__ .— taty International, paid high tub- the nation's 2.000.O0O itnkrrs hi -I’holo ll> Hasmnod Sliidlo A t the Home worrlrtl nluiijr utr to the Sanford Rotary Club get hack on thru join liv tnmor tirnrge Maffett and his fen year old ■no. Allan, are shown with an right point burk hilled at the Hunting I lull ranch last—weeh. with the foreign aid hill. Secrr. in an address at the Toumt Cta- low', tary of Commerce Hnrrinmn cnnt • The hnrV wjs one of four killed by the parly during ihe hunt, il has I be Soviel action w as ltie lat* E o -I- t wi n t | i e i ifii|>1irll in su ch " N lnliiitiv r o r lla d '" L im n s w e ie home uni on- ic'd l o u n up vrith proposed legislation ‘to tet Istf highram l told of the ac- fit in a recent series ef mcklenls bec-n reported. Ilunllng in Ihe parti « rte Ted ami Hob Williams. •peed President Trumatt* pro­ compliilutimti of oihet Rotary | Allan shof at a large,buck »Ilh n .2i < it. ilfte four times, billing Jt flung ai tnui point alinoied m u • M m b ill's stialrgv .u-jiairullv m itlto ritv to itls trlb n te ararco dating back beyond ibr Nov. j (hiee limes, and Ted William* killed Ibr deer »ilb n shut gun,__ i w j i In ilti|> one "Ail l lin e itiap-t- ‘ Ili-n it vrn* thf« p o w e r to r a tio n to gram for curbing inflation and cluti! in hit district. now embrac­ •n th e I rl A viv l a l f a a i e i b y wb s l i 1'nnsiltlirl * ^ living coila at home ing -28 cluht and 1,707 .strive 26 expulsion of 19 Rumen* from Irw iib so n ic r t I ihfif 41 f i n- iw uet. piob abiv le p a ia tlo n i, down 'll would tnrludw that power," Harrlman gave; a Senate Judl- mriiilin t. France for inleileience iu the la­ itd r n l J f w i.li g io n p s . iiio L t b lv U" --J etary Subcommittee nnd th e Joint Mi. Stine alto inducted I mil bor crisis—in the • delenoraling mi agire When Piesldent Truman pre­ economic committee a hill tliat 'ib e N le m g im ip o l lb * u n d e r ■i , - e .s - i s . i sented Ills 10 point anti-inflation nras --— ■ im lit o i d isa g tertttritl . -. would authorise Mr. Truman to W rbrt, managing director ol th g io u n d . _= - = -ll'H lI lH t !*■■» 1»«t nil ! hi r • program to congrcoa lie ’eiiiptiaMavf.nr Inn. into the club, ex­ il/cd and rnhiin-i -ifficers hav* Lhsotficial reports raid two ( I f i l l 11 f t U P t | n i l 1 it o i plained the duties and obligation! tf *dNlt*tf**tf esn |*rrgw Itta) Jew* weie killed wbeu olltet — • ■ a r uf Rnlaty, and presented Mr. ^ - > _ • “----:- ■■» r armored ear* sprayer! (be siteefs W rl'er wiih a copy of the ’’Code will, billlel* I wo olheti weir-teof Ethict." a pam|>lilel»*'We|c'ima (Hirtrd slain in oilier iniidnitt'* I’rt’sidrnt CominK to Rotary” and a lapel pin R iii! Ijtlb o r IiCalgU C^jjy- g fc rjc' A u th o r-^ ta ijd a rd Oil Offi TI hi» Hrw- fighting -followed a V ?__ i inttorlursd tiY I l iititJBHMf «b I1*!* t « n l Fred- W. Smith, piesiijent of . . . . rn I Wa s h in g t o n . i)«-, » uv> - i z c t l T o Issue W ar _ this brother, Ahdrew Stine, pro cial Snys L.ick Of ! I.lous tuteinatlmial. ssiR, st.<p nl \ \ ( ) r | s | | H * H I f ) I f P C K S Arthur E. Lyon wax named! i t a MIAMI BEACH, f*ee. 0—j# V - f mam chairman. President Gotdon • | ihe Fli'ttdd Slat*- Hank tomorrow 1- i ra n ts TOT A irC S tfi T ankers To Bl ame’ » The 'United KUtea m*y h.v e cel- „ ; „ announcfj #n lntrr-city cnairman uf "Railway laibur's) ...et Polltleal I^eague" today and on. ----------sbrated the end of the recent war i . , l rt i i n . ROSTOV Dec, •> t/Ti—The . . , . at the south Sanford cilv limit* In vaht became the nation now is ; meeting with Oilando on Dr* nopneed a drive for a copLrlbii-, The Cilv Commiiiion last evW ASHING I ON Dec. 9 i/fh A /|f|t* p u U p U V |l \Y *‘V n delegation of lllfnihen uf f 4,000,(WHi f.irnut “N ay- tanker, paralleling its court* after lite I / at 12: I j oclock at the Or- (ion of at least one dollar from 7 \< IU IlS n l« Y . I * »▼ - ,h^ Sanford Lion* Huh hnded lohn I. I.chii. Hnitcd Mine Wotk I'ouBgi" M” "TFT haltr to­ " * Tx.— * ort}|,. r,' ,,fr ' "AM ' end of the flrat WorJit War, ae- |ando Country Club when Inter- each of 1,260.000 w o rh m "ln tb e 1— — — l*ier»ch \m \tr il r rt-i .ft sion pier—pitchmg i>Aikuu! on cr* chief, today Jilanird oil thotl industry. sa«-i»^-U o u t kmen~tn~tha ,0 °°T ,rnor MilU n* ’ ■ nan-nil Pretidenl • Ken Gucrmev places to be m atkrd - wtlit ,,^c*in some |iatl> o f ihe nation The league; was urganin <1 in. (daces Caldwell. . — _____ — -------- - ■ - — t panted' here hi- f H Mi Nnlty Addressing the National Asaocb will be the guest of honor. Thete several week* ago with the hack *»ttM V* desiemtfes! b y .l’ ollcc C h it! .Oil.# shift from rnxL tn nil fn t'fn r l ifTmlmr* of the Veterans „ f 1 a.i lnter..aliflnaU!llrcci.ir of l.iim. ,.0np plan 'in* iidurril erltlcally atlon a»f Insurance Commissioners will l»e np.meeting pf_lhc San- ing of tbw- Railway—Lahnr—E r TTnf 0 . W iili.in i!. it was ic(Mtitc(| ,,fter themineVv »lnVc in file Foreign W ars, at llietr meeting 1*"'• head of lfn> McNultv Hank and thillren ul Iters well* treated ecutive* Association, an orgaui/sbanqurt tura taxmt ghrrt h e n mi r L t l T club on Dec. .22. * * fur miti-ii hnti* *~ at the Legion It'll last cicnine Ctiniii (ion representing most uf the this tnorninK by Gotdon HracMcv. 1946. da Govarnor aald he did not t*eLion Smith « i< named n inlerTip ' f •* -. i hI--I was being A Hava "we understand tin- elgnifi- j Dcrlating that U u a pleaiure railroad brotherhood*. Lyon t« Icputy city rlc tk . - lie told icnaiftf* it Itccame a were commended for theii r« iinti'inist pieahlcnl of the* I t* - uoniercial use after ' canre of the day* we are now go­ and honor to lie called b|N<n do M-crrlary of the sssociatinu.* Die new law, made nerrisnv "popular c s p ie ttiiin " lli.it the nporation in Pllttlng-nn danci-a to "ignoirntlon h> it'*- San Francisco ,f> h,tri.t| -■ising in tlu I’.n-ific during Mi* tetve in Rotatyi Mr. Sline empha A* chairman of the Icnguc, Lyon by the h.wardi o f, heavy till-1 miners should l-e puiuslic<| and the .talie fund* fur improvement "f rnnviriliufi ing through." j . in. .lull, nod tillwill w i* i.i a fl-'-t --del She was 11 nstlf MWtrW **» rnp# I'n u ! tin- Hitt, tiv Comdr. Janies Kingle "I don't tieHave the people irn lued lh.it every Rotanan tfon hit tiafllt on the itierl, will pioliald' --il im liM liv and cpupmenl deal taiy, "f <*smplirlt.laisslng "I'o-.t Ih- |ln- fir -t lime (in- hcntl of I In- tii.ilt in PM I and is about 6700 lire that this rountry Is the Inst i>.>• ' i uled Sa|if-id job when he ii ratted upon b^allow parking in ftonl nf.Scniin-d'- c n '*m adr a Rndiau holiday out fi.'i of tlic American la-ghui' lie orgaulsaty>n bulwark of democracy," he *al For three Sitrrinlvi Ir'in i lt> tis- tons. Roth part* ni^the ship rpmsiil'wi "Trained, thinking people nre ’ tam e be want* to do his duly and assured the VpW that they might High School. Violation will carte of it . " . . president of the Califoinin* afloat. \ *li-fi eight feet wld-» not voting and minorities such as render »enice to hit community. have the use nf the Hut r hmg tfen __ ____ jir in a m-Milium penalty of $2R0 f'M( State Roar>l of ‘Education. In Now. he said, lltete is a short­ ns dsslreil, and also spoil m lh o » t w h i c h - • r © In d f* at the deck line narrowed to* Alible for evading aervlce can trustee of Pontons C o l l e g e Ills or 90 days tmpritonmrnl. Tlic age of oil. X , favor a vveteran* in troy p ra n c e and jith e r^ eountrle^ a|,vayjl ^ (>ffe-r**d hut they should i.so r of ... *I r.rr.n s council r n , , , ■„ -n ^ WAVEHLY, N. Y.. Dec.-O UP) avenue ws* recently tepaved a* a would also destroy' the United * " never lie accepted, ' M Mr. “Sttn* in laid. Lewis appeared before a Sen- Seminole County, according t« ,.|u,j(ni; (|1r pirsidenry of Hot-sou States Public service of the Julius Caesar was an epileptic. —Two men held up and rubbed, John Saul*, adjutant. -, tr-afinsee m ran* t » l i (fe*ptH«*f»«i nn r*«* Tw»! Rros Parking Co., the Sehma j K e n U l i l l \ ! ) £ • B a t c h O f right kind lx th* key to vrhat Robert Louis Jjtevenson suffered a bank messenger of 122,000 Approximately 60 members eu Land Co *nnd (lie Vrnlnr.i IVc .,, . . ,s ■ In cash in the renter of this xriil happen.-** Joyed the food prcpatpil Tty 'It 1nr it v Cn At the present, ' lie is from ' lulirrrulnsi*. Booker T. • ( l i r i s l I llltS S t 'l l l S l O Caldwell said thr federal gov- Wnnhlngtt-u was « poyerty *trick- Southern ‘New York village torlny Ilnsky ..W fffht Nnincfl AKinjf P arisian S tar G, IL* Carlton, said Rauls. (making a t-un a>f tin- coufiliv Pnllre Chief Lloyd Itcdgus vaid fentnent could Invade any stale Jack fiordy. Harvey Hate nnd Be Mailed Today negro. Helen Keller wit* btiiil. the twn men Jumpad in front -if of private field under the emet- en H ead Of T em plars F u rg e ls Soiifr Lines .lolin Rsuls spoke concerning the AH of these people had their ali­ the messenger from a black sedan fC n tlisn l m P**e T m l Pcart Hnth-.t disaster. Tlu V ,d JjilT IC H V n l l l l k E l v r l l ' t l Tlfr !i*t I'ltcli (if Christmas bis, Mr. Stine said, but they parked nl a curb. Roth tbtratcnc I . 4 . -me , , Rrnl envelop*.* a re 'h e tn g mailed did not use them. F. Ilasfey Wight, loysl prinier LONDON, Dec !» id*i Mist (voted to present a past cormiian . Ihe messenger, Wilson Cnw-nrd. .... . ........ D ih< t I>Ic(I Vets Clue I t'«lav. Mr* Edward Khoher, »ecPointing out the many oppor­ with guns and ordered him »« snd active Mason for many years iiigustt, aging i’arisinn star of _ r JiUiry --f tlic RcjaJmde County tunities existing today for »erv- "hand if civsr^'* the chief said. was elected F'ridsy evening a the *9 0 * sang half '\itv through James Young was elected inui j rula-ifiilii-n Association, anice ta community, nation, and the Mon Homme" last night and then A third matr was (spited In th,- commander of Taylor Command world, Mr. Sline railed attention mandcr of Gu- local rhsptcr «>f j nounced t"dav, ery No. 2ft. Knight* Templar, lie forgot, but n svinpatlietle audience H lfh honor* were conferred on to Rotary'* mntlo nf "Service automohile. ignored the pause. . the Disabled Amerirnti V eterans! Alumt f-nr thousand envelopes Coward, afoot, was taking the succeeds l|. M. Rolan member* of local boy aeout troop* Above Self—He profit* most who Mtstingilelt -tier passport s*y* si a meeting Thursdisy evening have pliendv te rn mailed, she. exFleeted to serve with Comdl • t tha Seminole Court of Honor aerve* best," and rmphaslfed the money front the Cltisans' Nation­ Wight plained hilt one ties' containing lie’s 03 was making has London the |g>gt<>n llut. were: fl. C. Graham, gen held at lh* Parish l!ou»e, Mon­ work of variotia club* through­ al Rank of Waverly lo the post- rrnlissimo; Clarrnee Welsh, eap debut, -She was singing'hot' fhlirth Victor Check. 71. "j resident of St Othr-r ateiiiF Ihtee hundred had been offtrerx elected ' were: office for ahinmsnt to Ihe Erdday evening. the dUtrlrl In connection rral Reoerve (lank a t New York tain general; Roy Wright, senior , wavereii. covered Ranfird for the past fl.'l yesr*. Lyriwnnd Twyman. senior vire- misplaced a< tii« Woman* Club, Alan Hetiel of Troop No. 6 out tlic Reals were prepared with crippled children, -traffic warden; H. M. Pearce. Junior 1 ,,erHW « njurmure.1, I can- died Rundsy at 0:46 P, )1. in an commander; Charles V™|opich, Where had the high ra/iU of Eagle Scout •afety, school ami public libraries City when confronted by the Orlando hospital after a long ill junior vice commander, and Gay fnntjriivt-ry, anil the mailing of warden. John|.D. 4!ove was re holdup men. conferred upon him by Ralph A. pc**. Mr. Check resided at 119 iord Muffley, chaplain Cyril But llirm «ns m nw ipjfnjly delayed K'awlilMsM «a«t »**■* TW9| ..fi^Li.Er eJI' „ ,£ iL am* . n; Elm Avrniie.-for many y rsiv He told police the automobile elrcle-l fin «c-»rrnl dnv*. ' Smith, who also coqfrrrrd second MMt,, . .as treasurer ami F. It spologlxed Tor iH hrr • nerves ner was re-appointed a* adjutant aped. Inward Elmira, N. Y>, 20 ’ .. r „* \ll Rs-nl‘- wliieli have been rs-’ class rank upon Robert M. Morris T' ii. . ,, ,, j tltcdness, and she resumed, haltBorn In.t/itA»vllle, Ky., Hie de A rising vut*c of. rntnmcndntiou miles to the northwest On Dec. 10 the Knights of Mnl iugly finishing.the numlier, c e iv iil.n l (Im Host Office havs of the »ame troop. reased ivi4C *a member of the Hedges aald there vtcre no nth la and Order nf the Temple, will Kenneth Robins and William IIoiihp Pas-scH Rill Then, with ‘something of th'e h'llu inning Masonir Lodge uf was given to outgoing Command­ nlrrndv been delivered. Postmaster witnesses to the holdup, which l-e .conferred here, and n supper old verve, slu- dashed -off "Ca, ■h a t'city; of the RPOK, Number er Ham Martina nnd other out Joel Fields said tndav, and th# Tlion, both of Troop 34. received For NavajQ Indians eroccurred reitiaiiting Real* wilt- h* deat 0il6 A. H i shortly will 1-s! held. Tha date for in­ C’est P aris" Thr audience was JVM) pf Fast Orange, N. J.; the going offirtrs. star rank with Capt. Hyrd Hud­ A proposal wm made in regard, Hii‘l*‘i| he said. Just as soon *f stallation of nffirera will in- given cothusiaaYir. after the bank opening. son officiating- Robins also rr■ FmiiUnnally, »he Addallah Temple of Leavenworth, WASHINGTON Dec. 0 (VIA— to establishinrriI of n local vet laler, and appointive officer* wiil jeried; esived life rank with 'lis t Hetiel Kas.; the FOE Io>lg« Number 6H erans»coiineit similar 1" those m tliev me limited, _ A hill autltoriting h 12.000,000 l-e name-1 later. ' ""You A conferring, CIRCUIT COURT ' t o n love •;■e? I love you.' of Topeka, Kas. _ ........... r \Nl>N DIES " Merit badge* wer* prew nted, jniergcnor relief sripropriation ullii-r riHes', t'i prnmoto cuThe ease pf^ Frederick George, Mr. Cherk has only one stir operatlon among the varimi* vet. , WINNIPEG, Man . Dec 9. id*) b» Gene Tucker to Klwond Wlllt-1 ^ *h,r n*!! m S I . ^ w m charged with manslaughter in con vlvor, a sister-in-law, Mr*. Ruse eran organisations and to assist —Canon John Jl. Turner died auction with the traffic death of r> — J”S4 * " " 1Fontaine w w i- of ”f tRamparl of Topeka. each other in individual under­ today of a wound from a bullet Troop and too Joel State Patrolman L. C. Render was Funsral service* will I*- ron-- taking^. the House. It now goe* to the reopened in Circuit Court this in- accidentally shot into hi* brain Troop 5. dilrted at the Erickson Funeral t Garnett White opened the Court Scnalo. Douglas jUcnstrom reported lunl S rp|. 24. The accident oc­ morning following the form rr If the Ren»te passes the mea­ mistrial doe to plcknera of a Jury­ Home at 2:00 P. M. Thursday that claims lor pensions are now curred at lus Church of Kngtand with the salute to the Flag, and with the Elks !>odge of Sanford tiring filed for llmse vcle.rnn* in mission pal nitles north <’f the X Alan Heta*l rioted th* Court with s u r e another bill actually ap­ man. Following much questioning -m■x propriating the money will have of prospective Juryman by G. W. In charge of the aervlce. Inter! Reminote County who ate rn At d ie Cirrlu in a twilight land ; the Bcout Benediction. to do through Congress. *T men! will taka place laler in TALLAHASSEE. Dec. •) l/P) While New Yoik drhatei a bin on nf alnrms, fog, and winds. He Spencer and U F, Boyle, attor­ titled to receive such claims un­ The measure passed today by neys for the defense 'and by unping Christmas carols of llir nativity-iq public sc bools, ibe itsle of Topeka. -* MARCUS ROSS DIES was 42 der fedrral legislation. BAN FRANCISCO. Dee. 0 UP) the House Is intended to sta rt Murray Ovcrstfeet and Gedrge A. Merida it urging • The Canon nnd his wife lived tracheit to tie more Yule program* into tbeir gen­ help on the way to the two tri baa [ • ? — Mike Marru* Rom, a former DeCotte* for the State, a jury eral Ira bine plant. In the two room mission on Moft RAILKY DIRS winter. Legislator* hav* aald was RIVER WORK BEGINS aid* to tha late Bynator Huey P. this chosen Just befors noon to­ frt Inlet, 1,000 mile* north of the Fletcher Bailey, former Teiaco Indian* in the aouthwsst are "No longer can we .rgard tbe various testonsl and holiday exjieriJACKSONVILLE, Dec. it 6V) ~ timber line Long of Louisiana and onstfme day, Judge M. R. Smith presided. agent In Sanford, died last Fri­ starving while the United States' rncci of Khool rhildre.t as l.t'rteljr the concetn of the home alone," District Engineer Col. Willi* manager of New Orlaans* Runs'day at Crescent City, It was Teals said today work wnuld planning to help feed Europ#, HUNGRR STRIKE --------- Sl**e‘3ihool Supl. Colin Enpli-l <nd in the foreworej to the Dccem- learned »y|t Hotel, ditd last night at Is The here today. Funeral ser­ In-gin this week deepening Tntman Administration , MCNEIL the ISLAND, Wash., Dsr. l*r Florid* School Bulletin, d it-1' M. vice* were held Sunday at Troy, asked for a long-range pro­ » He was employed hero a* a has —A "hunger strike** spread trihuted to 13,000 teachers. mas story and ruatnma to 'teach­ Ala. his former home, Mr. Bailey 60-mila Rt. Johns channel from gram for aiding the needy Indi­ cook alncG/194L Moss formerly an*. Official* of tha House Pub­ to all or tha 1.01B Inmates In In one of the HuIleUn'a articles, ing of dramatica. home economics, went from Sanford to Atlanta, A(tor to Sanford- and the side headed .'a h ' insurance concern lic Land* Committee said It Is a the main hullding of the federal Florine B. Marlatt of the Florida and social atudiesGa. about 1938 and later moved channel In I-ak* Monroe lo 12 which handled state account* dur­ 10-ycar project which would eost penitentiary her# fhday In. pro­ Stats University music education Klltabclh Thomason, F l o r i d a to Crescent City. Survivors In­ feet; and constructing Woodruff ing tha Long regime test against Meatless Tuesdays faculty, aald "Carols are the Slat# University speech Instruc­ clude the widow, Mrs. Fletcher Creek rut-off south of l,ake Mun 180.000,000. roe to five fret. He said and* Eggless Thursdays. tor,, said In one article "No hol­ Halley. property of the maaees." months would he needed. GAS- LINK BRHAKB "If there la a marimba, x ;l.- iday lends itself so well to a JOHNSTOWN. Fp» Dec. 9 OP) RADIUM SRIZED TOT NIBBING* phonc, or glockenspiel In th? dramatic program as Christmas. fO-llttli i effisr ,(n tbo main GREEK FIGIITB BOXING TRAM RERUN Dec. 9 (A*) — U. HARMONY. Pa* D «, 9, ( J V school, teach so the child lo play "No dramatisation Is quite so ATHENS, Dee. 9. (Ah— Prean line of the .n...—i . . N atural Gas Army investigators tors have aei _ Warmed by hot coffee brewed by th* melody of ‘Angsl* We Have impressive as the nativity play, YOKOHAMA, Dm . 9 0P )-T he S u 20 i Company biael . „about --3-,_1 of In the .German H i jblaekaaarket. II worrying housewives, 400 volun­ Heard on High,’ *0, Little Town whetber It take# the form of a U. 8. Army sll-Js “ Japan boxing reports said today the Third tkla • tael-making town today more milligram* of radium which teers Marched through chill De­ of Bethlehem,‘ and *Thero*« A ■eries-of living pictures which il­ learn of 18 men will leave by Army Corpa kilted 103 guerrilla* tUgi u n f s i out supplies to Indus* they value a t about 9160,000, cember underbrush and marshy Song In the Air,' and tel him lustrate the narration of the Bible ' ins tonight for the Far EaaV and captured 49 In scattered en­ trlaa In a populous area and ra- hri Tinging their seisures of U}1* terrain today for Ihree-year-old accompany th* singing of these story with tbe soft music of mmand boxing championship gagements in northern Greece * diced domestic supplies lo a bare precious irecious element etjm sntwwithin iU iin a week Richard (Butch) Lot*, missing song*. Christinas carols in the back­ tourney in Honolulu Jan. 21-24. during the past two days. Army . minimum In suh-fr*«slng Ing sraath- G> •*»ul 4760,000 worth, It sraa from hi* hotaa since yesterday The team will train one month losses were .listed as IS dead and The Florida School Bulletin at- ground, or of a more formal play _ * r . . . - v .— — dlsriosedtndayr afternoon. *o urged ada^UUoQ of the Christ­ or pagsant or7* creative play." a t Honolulu’# Schofield Barrack*. 18 wounded, or City Commission John L. Lewis s Oil Shortage Arthur EL Lyon Is' Ban* Parking On On Coal Strike Made Chairman Of! French Caldwell Says U. S. Paralleling Same .Course-Aa M i rl I’anker Breaks In Two Throwing 250 IgCfifion Commander ^ Post At MeetingjKJtlS $22(«()(7stolen From McHHengorBy.Gunnicii Alan Hetzcl Rcaclica Eagle Scout Rank j Victor Check, 71, Died Sunday Nijjlit Florida School Leaders Suggest - Use Of More Christmas Programs ifidSP S « % mm ^ .t f - * - ' ' £ .... ; .. . »■«•«.... >m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 08, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 08, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 08, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/dcf5ca43e268de89b1126b35a8d4beb6.pdf ae66028e801c21ac9832d0442649bc56 PDF Text Text I i + THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 19 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA l*AGE EIGHT carried by Municipal Judge James Sharon which waa carved by It. It. Meea of Geneva and presented to the Judge, Is attracting much hand, carved canc local attention. Mr. Mecs, an Cane Is Presented To Judge Sharon A colorful elderly man, ta noted for-hli wood carving, especially of canca. • Judge Sharon today proudlv pointed out the carved and colored figures on his canc. These in- elude oranges and Itmoni, green thorns normally crow on foliage, .pink flamingo, black parrot, Seminole Indian ncad, deer, Newfoundland is a little lai mule, and sheeps heads and a sea horse. The carving* are where than Ohio. H O M E CON TROLLED “ W here Customers 204 East First Street Sanford. Florida Send Tbeir Friends’ 6^ M EAT DEPT. Ws have printed KNOW Your Meat Backbone, Aleut On A A. GKAIIK-- ' Shoujders lb ” .l b Sides, Meat On Spare Ribs lb Hams, Just Your Size our grade lu«*rr than (' which i« rannrrx A. roller*, Half «i Whole “ NAMES.YOU KNOW! FOODS YOU UK£\ TABLE SUPPLY lb Sausage, made from fresh trimmings lb = L b V E T T * S £ PICCLY WIGGLY Margaret Ann Quality U.’S. Good^ tirade Genuine HfiiiiiK Imnl. U. S Good tirade Shanth-- t rinse & Sanborn, Del Monte, Hills Bros. Round nr Slflotir Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Sat- Dec. 6 , Ask At Store For Special 4-Page Color Price List Steaks * Shoulders specjal price-lists tor you -L- Come In and ahop with ua today-Save on Nationally Known Brands Tou Know and Like. Spiced l.iilieiWon Santiwieh Meat Rib Roast Vi lb Boneless Rolled Young Western A Grade llaby .!*•••■f STEAK S* Rib . Sirloin,*Club* T-Bone RO ASTS. Chuck imp, Rlht Shoulder. Smoked Picnics lb lb lb II) Brisket Roast In Out “Self Service Casa Just Bight Flavor B k cu cc La Syrup Strained Twin Cheddar 49c NATIONAL Hsech-Nut SAUCt No2 M. Corned Beef Hash Cheezits Lflo. 14c In Cartons Cottage Cheese 16C NATIONS M A N O ju p e r vr • ^ \ D ixie ' Crystals 30c Stokrly Cut Orttn Fresh Florida (a r y . Stalk I’a-cal Man O N IO N S ^ cabba ( ;e PEANUTS BALLARD’S MORTON’S NOODLES & BEEF HASH All Hnitwlt- ORANGE JUICE E-Z COLOR PAK 2 No. 2 cans 25c PEACHES Soap of Beautiful Women STA-FLO Liquid Starch naiuraa Shipped Urada "A* Eggs to* Lur tlic Cental & Will a New Homo! jiihbv’H Homo Stylo PICKLES Cleanser c.™ 2 Pk»* Lb 9tac Friskles *Lb t29c ,17c (YVhrn Available) CAMPBELL’S TOMATO pint 19c* W lilto Hoittur Cheese Meal or Cube* — Old Du,lch Ih. 25c 2 lb,/-can 89c 65c Yellow Palsy Cheese 2 tall cans 22c PARKAY SW IFPM NG da Kraft Phlla. Cream 2 202 cans 25c APPLE SAUCE BEE BRAND INSECT ARMOURS Canned Meat BABY FOOD Tripe 24-oz 39c Treet 12-oz 43e Meat Vi • A t a d n r tiu d in, tWhtn AvalUbla) Oacar Mayer Yellow Band ••A" Grade Juice ORANGES Rendy-to-Ent 6- to 8-lb. Avf. Developed by your Uovern* ment to aaoura yuu.of fully matured, ripe, early Juice 8c Corned Beef Hash No 2 can CHILI S A U C E CA TSU P Western, Lean, Meaty Little Pif 8 -L b Meth Bag 2 9 C 27c Fancy N. C. Sweet 2 bottles Potatoes U. S. No. I Results 4 Ilunt’a Fancy Tomato P o ia id is is i. 1 0 Hnldrr’a or Roger's Sugar Mild Sweet 14-oz bottle Dennbton'H Fanry Grapefruit (All Drandi) JUICE 16-ox can 15c Kraft’* Vrlveeta PEAS 2 No. 2 can* 25c CHEESE. , 2 lb box H5c I.lbby’a Fancy Bel Hum’* tomato . (all can 59c SAUCE 3 8-oz cnnH 10c SALMON Hunt’* Fancy (No. 3H ran) Trrllla Sugar,. 2 rana 29c PEAS Nd 803 can. 10c 8P1NACH Sunmald Nectar ( RAISINS (Whan Available) Brookfield Iota- Grad* A Minn. Processed 2 pkgd 20c EGGS Dal Monto (I. D. Glenwood Roll CORN 2 No. 2 cans 35c BUTTER dot ctn 75c PEARS - . » U. S. Government Graded UTILITY p le s 5 L b .4 3 c 3 ^ .3 3 c (When Available) Fcy.“ Weak. W ln eiap WeaL*Red Dellc Spiced Luncheon Meat tb * 63e Sausage Lb 39c Country Smoked lb 75c Gold Medal C O N D .M ILK 2 cans 35c “SmdbKa Neckbanes u> 27c Std. Cheaapeake Bay P m h Beet LbMssb Bag 29c Tongues Lb 29e Kanaaa Shipped, U. S. GOOD �N t * >/\ i ' r:- * ' . • Vi * ) '• . * 17 f the THE WEATHER In Unit) There la Strength— Partly cloudy and mild throuth To Protect tha Fejru of th* World; To Promote tli* Pi o i i u i of Americas To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. rger Saturday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ‘ ______________ VOLUME XXXVII! Established 190S SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1917 ™ PARIS, Dtf. 5 (A*)—The Min­ uter of Interior announced to the national anemhly tonight he Property Damage Is had authorized French police to Estimated^ A t Four fire on mobt. Communirt deputiei shouted "Assestin," - - -------Million In 4 Days Troopt and'police were on the LONDON- Dec. 3 (4 V alert throughout the atnkt-bound Anti- Jewish rioting'in the nation after another day of Uir British colony of Aden ha* moil duTing which strikers in two cost 4i lire* ainre Tuesday, #citiei temporarily wreitrd -control » rolonial office apokesman said' today. Hrlltsh troops from authoriliei. are being flown from the' The Communirt-dominated GenSun Canal rone. . eral Confederation of Labor, The colony and protector- ■ meanwhile, hinted the way war ’ ale are near the entrance to the lied Sea. The colonial open for a back-to-work move­ office *atd rabies from Gov­ ment, and sought to confer with ernor Sir Reginald Champion Pretidenl Auriol on lire new %lrinreported the death of U Arab# ami 19-Jews, with the gent anti-Mrilte Uw,_ . wounding of many more. A Meanwhile, the French gov British naval party from two ^em inent, harried by crippling, destroyer* ha* been helping 8P Communist-hatched work stop­ the Aden police force. The page* ran head on into another spokesman denied r u m o r * »trik*- today when government rearhing Khartoum that a employe* began walking off the British official had been slain. The flrat Immediate effeel wa* 'to blackout electric power, haltWASHINGTON Dec. S </P) ting, factories, ajopplng the sub- q—The State Department said wnya and choking off communi­ today new meaauras to pro­ cation*. Sailor* and mobile guard* tect livra and properly of * moved Into the power house* about 10,000 .Americana In nt once and got aome of the troubled I'atralfn* and near­ £ generator* going again, but I'ari* by countries are being atuw remained badly crippled. died. These Americana are The' council of the republic, bring adviied through em­ the upper chamber of Ftann,>* bassies and conaulate* in Ih* legislature, waa summoned to rat­ Middle Kasl to refrain from ify tha .drastic anti-strike, anany art* which may be con­ tl-aabotaite legislation passed yessidered provocative 'and from ................ ,,, I’M.-, i i,. i. i i taking any unnecessary rlak*. I CIO Gives Okay To -A to m Plant Strike D ■ f WASHINGTON Dec. S (/P) —Chairman- Hlekenlooper (RIowa) of the Senate-How* atomic energy committee pre­ dicted today that “ mean* will be available* lb prevent a threatened work atoppage by CIO worker* at the Oak Ridge. Tenn., atomic plant. TTht^ipum Jit work at Omit Ridge la such that w* should not hay* • strike In Ihl* atomic ener­ gy aet-up," the Iowa senator •aid. "I hope and feel con% fldent that the matter will be satisfactorily resolved. 1 , ^ A OAlfj-RIDGK, Tenn. Dec. 6 <>£» —International headquarter* of the CIO Q u , Coke and*- Chemical Worker* Union ha* aulhoriu-d a atrike at the government's largest atomic plant . hero' In •vent no contract la reached with the Carbide and Carbon Chemleal* Corn., by next Tuesday, lo­ cal president Clyde L. Terry said today. The approval of the atrike vote (IWiliaeM m -P m * Kiaht, Circuit Court W ill . Reconvene Monday . Circuit Court will reconvene Monday a! 10:00 o'clock with Judge M. B. Smith preaiding, to continue trial of criminal cases during the Fall Term. A venlr# nf 80 jurora liaa been summoned. . it waa announced by O; P. Hern­ don. clerk of the court. Caeea aet for trial Monday Include: Willie Walker, charged with lewd and lascivious conduct. — Ip the afternoon, the case* of w Walter Zander*, charged with automobile stealing and of Walter Mungeon, chirped with breaking and entering with Intent to com­ mit a felony have been act for trial. • -On Tuesday, the case of Frederick Georg*, charged with man; ■laughter In connection with the traffic death of State Patrolman L. C. Bender will again be brought to trial before a new - Jury, the former fury havinr been <0 d ebarred following the iline** o f a member and the consequent ruling of a mi*trial by Judge Smith, • • < c LOT (L O R 1 Salerof lota 4, 8 and ft of Block B of Prairie Lake aubdirialon on U iR lw r r v by t#», % BtSVDOfO n d wife to EUe K. Farrar of Orw u today reported at the __M a»P « a aale nrice al -------- Republicans Agree To Offer Own Plan For Immediate A c­ Number Killed In tion By^Four Pow­ ers Over Germany Palestine Fight LONDON Dec. '5 (/^ -S e c r e ­ tary of Stale Marshall urged the Increases To 44 fotrign miniiter* council today to “ drop generalities’* and "try to find out what each delegation really ha* in mind" for lettling peace term* with Germany.__ ‘ Marshall attacked 'Soviet For­ eign Miniiter Molotov » almost daily demands for quick creation of a central German government and declared: “ Any German government call­ ed upon to adminitlcr a Germany divided a* it is today l*y ilia policie* of the .occupying power* would be a-sham and a delusion."! Marshall led off today'* council ditcunion on Germany'* economic future and hi* prepared tlalemenl of |‘,000 wo'rd*-w»* hantfed- to re­ porter* shortly after the meeting convened. Hi* declaration evidently •mar­ ked the beginning of the long eanaetpd American effort here to determine whether there arr solid chance* for agreement on the fu­ ture of Germany nt thia confer­ ence, ■‘Th# situation In Germany la ■ real one," he declared. "It urgently require* now— wlthuut delay — four-power decision* on several apeclfle fundamental mat­ ter* of aubstance. I a*k for ac­ tion on these point* in order to end the" present .dlvlalott otv Ger . . T^e United State*. Marshall declared, favor* -"the establishWent of n provisional igovarnment - ! r«Hl Inur<! tin l*«If Kl»fc*l II, AhStit'lATKU I’ llKH-S Arab*, inflamed by the « inn partition of Paletlig*. at lacked, the Jew* twice today in tet-Awv *»d and Urn ^ h TeE-A«v the le.mtuig retulliug scorn u rti'^■ - - 4 bat railed raised to 44 the number *Uin 4*in I ( A m i n f f 1 0 5 3 8 1 1 1 0 1 (1 in (mar lli.billi (llVI 1iiilv' ® * four riotoui day* In in llll> the Holy Land. Plan* to welcome Fred ,W. The dead were 23 Arab* and 21 Smith, of Ventura, Calir, preri Jew*. Hundred* were wounded. dent of Llona -International at 8:30 o'clock Weilneaday morning Damage nag' in Jeiuialem alone wat at the Florida State Bank and at <r.•••liaw*4 os raa* south city IlmlU upon ar_J, were today m*d« by the on* Club at ita meeting at the iOiTOC1f i . Tfwrlil Following Ah* avgraatlon of N e g r o P o l i c e I r a t i n g . Uon Fred Ganaa, Seminole mtnol High School assistant football roach, Thn City CommDtlnn yesterday the club agreed to furnish a at a hearing upheld Ha action of plaque and. trophy annually for 18 the previous meeting in rein veari to the beat blocker on the stating Willie Sutton, negro 3ml football team at the high school. Icemen 'following hi* auspeniton Plana for a Christmas party at by Police Chief Roy, G. William* th* Seminole Count itry Club on due to complaint* of undue uaa Dec. 18 were made. The regular of force In arresting a negro, Itf meetings of Dee. 18 and Dee. 20 wa* reported today by Gordon were cancelled. King Lion W. O. Bradley of the City Manager** Livingston-appointed members to office. . preside at th* 8alvatlqn Army City workmen, aald Mr, Brad kettle at rertaln lime on Dee. 18. ley, were yesterday removlnj John Ivey outlined plana to olelighting fixture*, furniture am tain more revenue to the club other peiaonal property from from gum ball machinesstorage a tth a Municipal Airport j Civ|c county, official* have Qurart“ a. whrro Ghlnt u X l ^ requested.to *l_d In the we| come of President Smith accord­ trainer* will stay and other bar­ ing to King Lion Llvlngeton. J, rack* leased by tha Intercaaalon D. McNeill will furnish epeclal Bible School. floral decoration* at the bank for the occasion. , President Of Lions Slnternational Is CommissionJ, W ilson Is Secretary V F W W ill Observe O f Farm Bureau Pearl Harbor Day J. W. Wilson was elected a* secretary of the Seminole County .Farm Bureau at the meeting of the hoard held at Lormann'a Res­ taurant last night. Mr. Wilton will All the vacancy created by the resignation of-M . L. Culium, who will continue aa a member of tiro board, however. Henry Thureton was. elected to serve aa treasurer of th* organi­ sation. Francis Meriwether, presi­ dent, presided over tha business srsilon at which time plans for the year were discussed. It la the dealre of th# Bureau, Mr. Meriwether stated, to make th* Seminole County Farm Bu­ reau a more active organisation and tentative plana for thia ob­ jective were outlined by him. These plant will be submitted to the member* at their regular general meeting on Jan. 10, th* time and place to be announced later, — Post 3282 of the VFW will hold a (upper meeting at th* Legion Hut Monday ovonlng at 7:00 o'clock and In obtorvanc* Of Pearl Harbor Day. membari of th* Post who tver* tnero at th# lima of the Japanese bombing will toll of their experience*, It waa announced today by John Sauls, adjutant. A ChrDtmaa party will bo de­ cided upon; plana for th* Dlatrlil mooting her* on th* second Bunday In February will be discussed, an<l plana wll be mad* for attend­ ing the State VFW conference at Ocala, Jan, 17 and 18, aald Ad. Julaat Sauls. F. D. Scott, poet commander, will preside. HaturdJy night dance*, jointly sponsored by th* VFW and American Legion, are reported to bo very successful a* a mean* of raising funds to improve tha Legion ltut, TOWERS RETIRES WASHINGTON. 'Doe, 5—C/P)— Admiral John II. Tower*, C2, MERCHANTS THANKED who flaw th*' Navy1* first sir. The Sanford Negro Chamber ef plana, has retired from active Commerce at Ita meeting! last duty after nearly 41 years Mr evening accepted with thanks tha vice, the Navy announced today. f£0 donation by the Sanford Mer­ chant* Association t o w a r d a PRICB INCREASE Christmas celebration, and *q H TORONTO, Doc. I 1*> -A n Inthat tbeyjiop* to add ease of M * ton in the price to gal a nig Christmas tree and “ ' -jr w r t toy* and candy aa gift* for color­ the Abled children on Dec.- 20. Ubl Bale* Co., Ltd., distributor* The celebration will be bald at for the Abltibl Power and Paper Sanford Avenue and Eleventh Co., Ltd., one of the biggest prolt» waa announced by Dr. in Canda which sends ap- NO. 275 —r- French Police Are Russian Plan Ordered To Fire On Is Denounced *Mobs During Unrest U. S. Secretary Asks Communist Deputies S h o u t "A ssassin” And Seek M eetW ith President A u r i o 1 Associated Press Leased Wire Many Injured In Terrific Blast . At Oil Refinery Movie Writers Santa Having Trouble Reading ,u Are Indicted On" IVlail Since Losing His .Glasses Contempt Charge Glades National Park Dedicated At Florida City- Fertilizer Shortage Foreseen As Influence On 1948 Planning ’ Move Is Launched In House To Cut Pro­ posed Aid For Eu­ rope By Big Sum WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 oP) — Hep. Lodge CK-t'onn.) de­ clared today United Slate* Million Barrel Tanks troop* should slay In Iltly indefinitely "In assure law At California Re-. -and order." ''In the peace — treaty w e signed with Italy,, finery Are Burning he told the House iluilng de­ _ * bate on the *V.M),000,1)00 fur- Kl. SKGUNDO, Calif. Dec. elgn relief bill, "we agreed In It (Ah—One man •»« killed guarantee her e s s e n t i a l na­ and at lra*t «ne Injured to­ tionhood. Lodge said with­ day In a spectacular explosion drawal of I'. S. troop* ha* which btrw apart a 127.000.been post (Mined from Dee. 3 turret gaanline sluragr lank In IS. It should now Ur put at a Standard (HI t'o. refine* o([ indc(initrl) and the Amert* here. Harry lla fle,. an Iran garilson In llalj inrveeutive of the rnmpanj, rrrased. he said. said thr Idsre had I«rn confined tn the single lank and WASHINGTON. Dec. 5 (A * ).Hurt so far as he knew there were no nlhrr injuries. A Republican program to con­ trol In ing coiti appeared aiiurcJ I I. SEGL'NDO. Calif. D r.._5 fut-Cunwtcii! conitderation- as the t/TV Ari uhvlelciminetT number of Senate GOI* |xiliry committee de­ worker* were injured today by a cided today to rullalMiiatr with terrific explosion winch blew apart the parly leadrit in tlie Home a gasoline vintage lank at thr on anti-iniUtion Irgiilaliotw Standard Oil irfinery heir. A ball Such a .piogiam would be drlutut later thr (lame* bail ipirail tignrd to counter tlie I0-|>oint to two oilier lank*. plan I'rrridrnt liuman propoicd Ambulance* and (nr equipment to Congirii Nov. 17r rolled into the big lank - faun Chairman I aft (H-Ohio) of in a ttirain. Spectator! wri.’ thr |Miluy group told a ncw» 1 1 tiMiitMirsI «ft 1 'it ir l l i i h i i confczcncc that Senate and Hnut* Hrpultli.au tt iiln," will meet next week to dctriliiine whether "two or llttee" nitti-inflation meaturct can he pudtctl through b tfon the qteciaj veitipn tpnti (oi the Clutilmat holiday*. lull caul these utraiiiltt pomHr Asslti lATKD PH EBB hly would rxlend exiuiil controls, Tin- "new I.Mik'* hr newspapers, irtpilate tiiiJiint on' grain ex­ l»irn i*f printer*' dispute* changes ami chill mil ailment buy­ with 'putdUher*, spread in Allen ing. II caid lltr -maloti alio town, Pa., today Ulf nawa, boys and girt*, Aaata t'lc.^* will arrive hrre .Saturday mornllag on the Frenchman's . Bay I Th* luoth-nl of publlahtftg edi- ilia uortl (i mili'r h gidation un­ motor cruiser at the Municipal I'iee arid*will take hi* place as |ae*l of honor III the big parade which (inn* through n typewriting and will start from th* Plrv up Park Aveau* at !0:3tl o'clock. The parade U sponsored by thr Kinfurd phot »■cue ravin ir profe--’ was In­ der which the government would Merrhanta Association and I* being organbrd by the Jaycees: Walrbrs and many rash price* donated troduced to the iuilustrv in (‘Id- take thr .lend in attrmpli to by the merchants of Banfurd will be given to Imij* and girl* for Ihe best iqirchlng costnmm and deco­ engo Nov, 24 when mem­ bung ah .til iotuilla’l) ag,ermrnti rated bicycles. The parade will turn east on First Street, south on Hanford Avenue to Fifth Htrerl bers of the AFL International in imluilry to allocate water crit­ then west to Park Avenue and eaat again on First Hlrrel la Ft. Mrllon Park where Hint* will leave Typographical Union walked on'. ical piiHlurli, null as ilcrl, hia float and hold court at thr Tourist Center and distribute candy to all Ihe children. Chicago'* fir Ini: dailies havo Wblli w tmiur; Intelvst* ceuat....anil in that form ever since tend mi iloimstic problem^, the ’’ Yesterday Hu member* iff th**. .Iluuiie went a In-ad with tie bate ITU latent 134 in Allentown vu tin- .\ilmini*lration‘*> emrraJked.aff ^ n u ^ilwCSIllll .gtltlU any -cxj-cutiYc* immi-dtatply tinpany mmmv'l plum to cimlilllti' their publlrnlivii wTlIi thr*Chicago proo Appeal Is KxiH’cted FlU, -On lMonsure Driving The A 111- n t o w n typcsetti-i • Nf'KIII 11)13., Die. 5 •Ait tic Telegraph Service)—Santa tlaui * * i> having an awful lime lately leading all there ietlcn from boyt and •trunk dfti-r turnini* down t. WASHINGTON, IW . 8 bp)— g ii. liltCr hr loti lot glanrs. .It veemr that he war up on lop of the lit ami two-lhitd* pv>'‘'*1|1t wage An iiiqx-al, probably from thi that rarrind with it ■* White House, for o voluntary Case Grows Out Of North Pole putting up a i.ew I'M aerial for hi* new radio whrn one liwlWUC provlsiuti that liu- w n t l y ex­ cutback Iq p) ramfro driving today . id thr gi y wire* holding the pole in place dipped. Santa jiggled pired contract with the Allen­ was forecast by Interior De­ Refusal T o Say If amund eild dromed hit glavir* into a 60-foot deep rnow drift and lias town Call-Chronicle newspaper* partment o(fical.a. TheyW ereCom m ies b-e-i locking (tifTTirm ever iinte. lm con11iiutil. • * Ibiliett K. Friedman, rttimsel The paper*' executive editor. for (lie ilepHrtuient'a oil ami He say* that lu- ha* tried read < William D. Ih iificrl, »aid the nn- gas ilivision, told the joint con* ing aome of there haters without WASHINGTON. Dec. 5 (fP) Inn Violated the contract •in do grrosionnl eronomic. committee 'glasses, hut i* having n hard Ten movie writers, produced ami •Haring it* termination Oct I ulxiut tin* "voluntary program" time because aome Imyt and girl* director* today were indicted (or don't write quite a* plainly a* without giving written proposal* nnd enid tin- appeal will lie of change*. Such propoaal* ars math' tty next weekend. contempt of Congrni in refuting they should, and maylie •oniv of a rnmiltioH of termination, he Km lift I'lplertu-vrotary (Hear to lay at a Communism-in-Holly­ them who an- nut yrt out of kindalmuld turn, the jolt over I.. L'liit|inioo said Interior o ffi­ aald. , wood investigation whether they i-rgardrn to Mg brother or sister who mn Clvde MaJ.tr. pro*ld«n» »f H"' cial- liavi* maile mi plait* to aje or have been Communirt*|l,nnll*Mr,l »» l-«s» T *«l in grammar school. Tolliiack pficet" of gasoline or ^ * ruAl. lie mude tlie atMtelileut a* The 10 now muit Hand dial Little Samira In-f Kader ol lie tit get! Cohgi eta l» vote emer­ to determine their guilt or inno­ .Sanford ha* gut the right Idea, he says. She draws plcturp* of what Governor Caldwell Is Stevens Murder Case gency power* to fix prices an l cence. •he want*, like a doll house, for ration these two basic cummodiMainSpeakcrToday la Given To Jury tles, Thai* named in separate in­ Instance, Little Marilyn Mo m sent . A srilea of questions, by Re­ dictments returned by a federal a letter front the Mayfair Inn In 2-D ay Ceremony where she live*, and Santa wont* JACKSONVILK Dee. f> M’J publican member* regarding va­ grand - jury, are Albert Main, to know how the boating I* on Teatlmonv In Ihe trial <;f Don rious shoitagea. in this country FLORIDA CITY Dec. 5 (/!* ) - Steven* who said he killed Rich­ in relation to rxpoHa f«r- KuDalton Trumbo. Samuel Ornili. th* St. John* River which 1* John Howard Lawtori, Ring LaiT pictured on the envelope. Since The csilrrn gateway to the Evcr- ard Melvin for welchtn* on « ropcaii aid tiltmizlil a brisk charge ner, Jr., Herbert Bibcrmin, Rob­ there la no snow in Florida for gladrs National Park wat dedi­ 180,000 number* rarkot debt and by RenaUtr O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) hia reindeer and sleigh, he feel* ert Adrian Scott, Lester Cole, Al- that a boat might be just the cated here today in the first half threatening hi* life wae rloeml that there ate "some people In today with Stevens the eole de­ the .United States and some In vah Betiie, and Edward Dmytryk thing In which to visit Sanford. of a two-day ceremony which will fense witness. the Congress who w'ant to do Eight of them alio were indict­ Several surprise witnesses had what Soviet Itnsria desires—wreck "Now here'* a letter signed be completed tomorrow at Evrred on an additional count altcg. Jackie," said Santa, ‘ "he prints gladcs City will) President Tru­ been promised but IWenao At­ (he Marshall I'lan."* torney P. Guy Crews choee to use mg they refuted to say whether real nice, hut' what Jack!* la he? man officiating. only Stevuns. thereby gaining I’ve got 17 Jsekiea on my San­ KLKH MEMORIAL or not they belong to the Screen The ceremony was. divided into opening and closing argument* to ford lie L All he want* I* a train Tlie Elks Memorial Service will Writer* CtiBd.*” ICastlssea "* t*aae Klabll the Jury. that blow* and puff*, a wagon, State Attorney William Hal­ tie held at the Methodist Church All 10 had dtfllned to answer a Texas ranger double holster, low** used no rebuttal witnesses. Sunday at 3:01) I*. M.. Grand specific questions about Commun­ cow boy boot* end spurs, and Crews asked the juror* to con­ Exalted Ruler J. K. Rowland, Jr. ist affiliation* during hearing* cowboy belt and hat. He must be Mandamus Action Is sider what “ any reasonable man annmincod itnUy. treatise** n I'sae KlakO IPnttwrS -m rase Twel Dropped By Jaycees would do under the circum­ The sermon will lie delivered stances" which - existed at the by Mr*. Edward Kircher anil the The Seminole County Junior Melvin homo when the shooting public I* cordially Invited. chamber of Commerce liosnl of occurred, adding -the gffair wa* CORRECTION Director^ have decided to drop the an unfortunate tragedy. Raymond Lundquist hat obtain­ Ilallowc* called Melvin * death mandamus proceedings to redJstrict the precinct* of the "a cool, calculating, money-mak ed a city permit to build a bom* at 1403 East Fourth 8tre*t, not county, it was announced yester­ Ing murder." The caee was expected to go to S00H a* furmerly stated. day at their noon luncheon by AILANTA, Dec. 5 (A'y -Shortages of commerical fertilizer will Secretary Gordon Bradley. th* circuit court jury later today. Th* decision wa* mad* follow, influence farmers in making plans for their 1946 operations, the Fed­ DYSON'S DERR eral H em ic Dank of Atlanta laid today in it* monthly summary of ing a discussion with a local at­ torney at a director*’ meeting Fred Dyeon, building contractor burintss and economic condition* in the southeast. , Wednesday evening. Bradley re­ and former county commissioner Ihe high prices for main (ash crop* have resulted, the bsnk saiJ, ported that th* directors decided today proudly displayed In his ia fsrmcis applying heavier amounts o f fertilizer materials.. Normally, to leav* th* proceeding* up to truck this morning the antlered farmers ift the southeast use 30 percent of the'nation's fertilizer pro- Individual tax payer*, since It wa* head of a deer that ho ahot yea determined that {he project wa* terday near the Wtkiva River. ductian* -■ ■ — -----The price of eommericnl for- phat# for1 use under legume* are not on* for tha Organisation to With him on the hunting til Rom Humphrey aritH* tillier ha* Increased 10 to 12 not scarce." ____L Kandl*. Hagen. percent In ihe past year,' but ’ The bank’s "November review even eo heavy use is atlll profit- coven the Sixth Federal Reable, the hank aald, adding: serve District, composed of Ten“ Farmers in the South are nessev, Georgia, Alabama, Mismore fortunate thaw those in Metlppi and coastal Louisiana, for they can pro- Department atore “ New Look” Comes To Newspaper As Result Of Strike *4 - �■ . *- *- r** • . v*4 *'t * *• ' • • 1H K FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1047 FRIDAY. DEC. 5, 1017 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 Film Industry’ Bans Crime Glorification At THE CHURCHES K'aatlaa*. tiaat » -*• nwl I responding 10-month period in | i94d. The record of yearly in < Oh woe, woc-wh# coul _ unmerciful aa to itsu j-Vf-hPOrt cirates that began In 1038 Will | assem bly of god card, ao near Chrlstnu|g<Y Out continue, the review *ald, “ only MIR Lstirrl Arena* thru, on the other hand. gdod old I f tuisumers do almost the I K. I. Wright. I'sstor Sand)- Claua- won’t let aTew .llt- same record (pending for th-j1 Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. U. -mark* prejudice him against remainder of the Christmas buy­ Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. those innocent people at S.H.B. ing season thpt they did last Young i’coplc* C. A., 6:30 P.M. year." * (WILL HUT) I’/eachlng, 7:30 P. M. Employment In manufacturing Over the Hold-thc-Forl pro­ Rev. Howard S. Hush, district gram Monday night Donald Dual, Industries continued to rise, ami I superintendent, will speak at all Eugene Harper, Martha Grogan genreal unemployment decreased, services. • ___ and Fojre Mae Cogburn were the considerably, U n i m p lo y m e n t WEEKLY SERVICE representatives elected by the- trends ranged downward in all Praver Meeting, Wednesday, states In the district,' ami In­ Junior claaa. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH 7:30 P. M. At the Celery Crate Saturday dications throughout the a m (Disciples of Christ) Wednesday Broadcast f r'o m night the winner of the door were that unemployment would Slsteenth Street and Studios of WTRR. 6:45 P. M. prize waa Kay HotUclaw. continue to decrease. Hanford Avenue The Sally Staff la hard at work An Increase was noted in th< William Perry* Yesley, Minister THE CHURCH OK GOD messing up abaci after ahect of. value of construction contract* Sunday School. 9:4$ A. M. 2509 Elm AVenue planning paper with Miaa Stevena awarded ill Ihe district for the Worship and Communion, 11:00 Rev. Joe C. Crewe. Minister and Mra. Fort begging for the thud quarter, though the $269, Sunday school at 10:00 A. M. A. M. Sermon: “ Some Modern writeup* and other work ao we fil l (MX) value waa almost $tf>,OOt\Classes for all agr* with good Tensions—Faith Vs. Scepticism." wont have to work during the below the figure for tha third Christian Youth Fellowship will spirit filled teacher*. * Chriatmaa Holidaya. • meet at 2:00 P. M. at tho Church. quarter last year. Pastoral service at 11:00 A. M. The Celery Fed ia planning a "Residential construction con­ Night Sermon, 7:30 P. M. All members ate urged to be pre­ whopping Chriatmaa iaaue which tinued at a high level.” the- re­ The annual business meeting '■ ought to lie out pretty aoon now. port aald. “comprising about 16 FORMII Palestine Arab rebel sent at this servite. Evangelistic service at 7:30 P. am) election will be held at the leader, Fawzt el Kawkjl (above) Lct'a hope it ha* adme more of percent of th. total construction. is reported In command of the “Pal­ M. The Pastor will he speaking Church after a supper on Wed­ . those student article* and atoriea The highest construction rec­ nesday. December 10, 1947 at that everyone enjoyed ao much ord waa reported by Florida, estine striking force" to be estab­ at both Morning and evening‘ ser­ 7:00 P. M. , _ lished in Syria to tight tha estab­ vices. last Issue. where the estimated value of V.L.O. service each Tuesday Everyone who’* I n t e r e s t e d contracts awarded during the lishment of a Jewish slats. The HOLY CROSS CHURCH (which mean* everybody In third quarter i cached $ 106,380.­ Syrian government Is said to hav* evening at 7:30 P. M. A Program Mark T. Carpenter, It. 0.. Rector school) should bring their 13 for 000. Of this total, $63,830.00 was voted about ft, 000,000 to help the for all young people. . . _ ----- 2nd SumlavTn Advent their Sally Monday. There’s a Jor residential construction.. - -• Arabs- El Kawkjl previously led ■ Missionary service each Thurs­ 8 :00. A. M.t Holy Communion. former Arab actions against the day evening at 7:30 P. M. A • 9:30 A. W.: Church 8 choot. .. contest planned for. the first two ’ In the Miami area alone, the (International) program will be given on Mis­ weeks of aale and the claaa that bank reported. 11,000 dwelling Palestine Jews. 11:00 A: M.i Choral Eucharist sionary work at this service. buys the largest percentage an* units were started in. the first The Church String band will and sermon. nuala will be awarded K> for the 0:00 P. M.: Y.P.S.L. and Junior eight months of the year. furnish the music for all these class treasury. ’The population of growth In Cops Remove Posters services and the Public it invited league. . Already In the Junior Krd Daily— M.. T., W., & Th., 7:46 to attend. Croat drive the students have Florida account*, in part, for k 8:00 A. M. Friday 8:45 & N egro Cops i contributed 532J9 which ia »5 this Increased construction activ­ . Rapping • •*•• 9:00. • < • ' • UNITY over last year's sum. The drive ity,” the bank said. "This growth WEEK-DAY NOTICES is almost phenominal compared ATLANTA, Dec 6 (,11-City Faith Corn*all, MlnUter end* Friday. Seven room* are Monday, 7:30 P. M.: Regular TUESDAY today tore down I '..tod 100% and others lack only two with the national growth of HJ> policemen ejujy Vcstrv Meeting. ters criticising percent. A gain In population jf more than 21 post 7:45 P. M.: Prayer Service at or three pupil*. Tuesday, 4:15 P, M.: league negro Valdez Hotel. s sve About 10:00 o'clock Thuraday ” 0.2 percent occurred between appointment off several choir rehearsal. policemen, and calling fur defeat PPM , _.Jur,_ H:00 P. M.: Class In "Usaona In April 1940 ami July 11*47. morning 8 .11.S. waa auddcnly Wednesday. 8:00 P. M.: Adult “ Even for the year July, IWa of Mayor William if. Hartsfield Truth" at the hotel. flooded. (In the auditorium any­ confirmation class. and aldermen "who sold out.the —July, 1047, when many states way) with a bus load of lower Thursday, 7:30 P. M.: Choir CHRISTIAN’ A MISSIONARY gratters who were up In the hi- had population losses, the gals white voters." rehearsal. ALLIANCE The city council earlier this • school era territory to see the waa 3.0 percent." On Sanford-Orlando Highway Florida's increased popularity week approved trail-basis hiring . junior Class Play. No visible Olenn H.-flm0h. Pastor— harm waa done since ihe building bb- a place for- retirement, .arul of negro.polieemewto mitrel negro __ __I.A..____ . iT.1, do School, Mr. CHRIST CIIUHCII. Longwood 10:00 M.t R Is still standing and the lower- ihe decision nf many veteran* sections of Atlanta. The {rosters Mark T. Carpenter, II. D„ Vicar mailt their appearanre in the A. Wicboldt, Supt. graders were unable to hold their stationed In Florida during the 2nd Sunday In Advent south and southwest sections of 11.00 A. M.: Morning Worship. beachhead and retreated soon af war to qiake the state their 9:30 A. M.: Holy Communion. home account, in part, for this Atlanta where the negro-hating, Communion service. ter the play was over. All are welcome. Jew-baiting Columbian, Inc. were A Key Club Committer Is busy upward swing In population. 7:46 P, M.I Evening Service. complex active before disbandment. No as a 10-ccnt atom Christmas Eve •Touching upon the Messages from Revelation con­ . Francis Bacon experimented getting a float ready for Santa question of inflation, - the halt* arrests were made. tinued. The pastor will speak on’ After listing th* aldermen and “ The Open-Door Church", or ."The with refrigeration and is said to Claua Saturday morning. .From said: have died from a chill he caught “ Industrial production was » councilmen who voted for negro Church at Philadelphia.” a prominent throne on the float whUe stuffing-a fowl with snow. Santa Claus will throw gobs of iwrccnl lower at the end of the policemen, the pontes declared: All are welcome.---------1 — ;— candy to a ir the good little boV* first nine month* than 11 wa, " I f I* ' the duty of every white (no hi-achool fellows then). at the beginning of the year. voter of Atlanta to renremlier this That this detrease in production on .election day and see that Working on this FIRST PRESBYTERIAN was accompanied by an unpiec- another outrage like this will chairman la Lei CHURCH never happen again. The way to John Root as cdcnlcd rise in loans and hy ad­ Oak Avenue and Third Htrrel do Ihia is to replace these men Richard McNab. vances In wholesale prices, l-l with honest, law-abiding, decent K. I). Brownlee, D. lb, I’aator reont, and consumer prjees. men who are not afraltT of pres­ Margaret Partin (lev. Douglas E. Charles, According to percent, has made Ihe pries sure from Ihe rhatnlrer of com­ Assistant Pastor will be the beat ,ti structure particularly sensitive b> merce, the CIO, (ieprgia Academy „ 9:46 A. M.t Sunday School for The Key Club any further Increases In purchas­ uf Social Sciences, the Jewish I rK • * Kilpatrick and Rob ing power that are not arcnin Community-Council, and Com­ 11:00 A. 91.: Morning Worahln' . leave 8 umfay morning panled by production Increases. munist groups." 8ervice. Sermon: "Brotherhood. Root to 'attend the 8 tat« Key •Thus, the attitude private 6 -JtO P. M.: Junior ami Senior. Club Convention In 8 L Peters- leaders lake toward restricting Young People's Meeting. The representatives as­ their loans or expanding them Egypt's 13,600 square mile* of 7:30 P. M.: Evening Worship K pect to be back Tuesday rvBeing. help* to determine the direction irrigated land produce two of Service. Sermon: "You've V At Its Tuesday luncheon the that' Inflation developments lake.' three crop* a year. What It Take*." Key Club voted to raise its dues The largest number of conto 91 per semester to meet tho turner Installment loans, the bank many espenses. ^ reported, went for the purchase of neW automobiles. Try A “Supersonic" Permanent W ave S «r*allss*e Irwm Tsa* Os«» “” l f ly line. T ill Till* wotk is done by a team In the Osleirn Botanical Laboratory. comprising Edward I.. 'Totum, t>rofe*sor of microbiology. Datiil M. Bornier. research associate in botany, Paul R. Burkholder, Eaton prnfesAot o f tiotany, 1-aura CmrnJobst and 8 «fia Himinonds, i»oth research assistants in microblotogy anil Victor M. Cutter, Jr.,! . .. ^sslstant. professor of mlrroblol-1 B T ■ m arq ----- I . . u ZZOTYI h _____ 7:30 P. M . •• * M E N’ S Ca\ holiday asHirluirnt pf foulards, crepe*, aalin* itt. nrw color* and pattern! to go with hi* new thirl*. P A J A M A S Harm, heavy Sanforizedf Flannelette * that'll keep him nmifortahlr on the roldest night*. Atsorlrd atri|*ea. »• ♦>*risl«ce lifrt nM e.vireJ f re- L u x u r io u s ! T h i c k - T u ft \ ; \ Chenille u r \\ *■• * vH <4 . ■ 1i o u r ( -ill !I ^ i u l j r e l r 1)o t»s W ednesday. Service 7:30*P. M. IIUJHJKT FUH'KI)! . 1 \ I I. jff 1 . II - ’• Jual When You Need Thai New C'nnl * . . . Penney*m lion Repriced A Special Un* of the world's (reel natural >.under*, iht **« -J ' Intaloshlo stset to Florida. Joia with ns ia Croup Of Fine AILWimiI Cm U. Priced DEDICATION CEREMONIES E V E R G L A D E * CITY Might! . . . And Styled Right! . . . You u Can Stay Within Your Chrlnlnmn Hudget- With One Of These Coats. We Don’t Have All Sixes . . . tie Lucky! Shop Early! and * . -• 1 - • - - Let's trll ihe world about Florida's tnraic attraction* ia nypertomttrf. Free mtilioj 53.95 For Doth Other CoatM Priced-Tu ■ Sell At 115.00 and <20.00. urfisl picture rents to yonr friead* I U N IO N R O LLFAST W ' -W> a All Wool ptng build Florid*" by scading terere) of tbreo W*- ^ t3 > -z -r-TVTT* x J Vp / 1’ ; * 'l l. : 6:15 P. M. Evening W orship * 3.98 • : Eierjlsdr* Nstlesal Park It deedaed t« I Training Union — GLAMORUS N E U ARRIVALS Just in Time for Christmas _T ■’ 9:45 A . M v K ffi - - - IMM) • .J THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH ROLLER • — Towntraft* white is alwavs right and no man ha< ton many. High n s m t^ (Lib \ (>0 ) hnuih-liilhs with nun-wilt Ku-trafl* inllar*. °*p'x W ? ’ A”s,k*" 11;00 A. M* * 2.98 B orH W ith 5 Morning WorHhip • - MEN S WHITE SHIRTS The majn assembly Bne is Know How OC Gliding 5 made up by a red bread fungns, Neurospora. Numerous ialwra- ’ Glider pilot* a* n fundamental | tory rooms handle hundred* of part of their training have to ' pounds of the fungus, in thou­ iearn almut thermals or rising sands of. test lubes ’ ami dozen* air current* of warm air; but of ten-g^lnn bottle*. The room* turkey -bustards are born with ..... .freon tropical heat to near the knowledge. tango ! zero. In the cold are stored thou­ High over the Municipal air­ sands of froicn fungi each sn port yesterday a flock of alonit assembly lino product, that any two dozen big—buxxard * .f ound. * i _ time In ihe next ten year* can thermal and aplralcvl upw'htfl. brought bark to life by then when the thermal fi**le<l warming. out, flew to another thermal a The assembly line starts by abort distance away. .... exposing the colored fungus tn "Those buzzards are lazy bird* X-rays, or to ultra-violet light ex- and hate to flap their wings so to war mustard gases. Theses ex­ they spend most of their time posures cause mutations, which looking for thermal*",' declare^ ore hereilurv rlranges In «ten"S Hoy Browning, airport manag” After mutation, each chnngrd “ We know thermals are good hy e produce* a fungut that, ia the' Rro*ehce o f the b u m rjs ." crent. The difference* arc to visit the mostly-the loss of ability to make| Even eagle* like . -for .Ita / own r._ ... ---- -To— 1_ — use some vitamin or airport and demonstrate a* It yore to glider atudenta, how to ^protein acid needed for growth. Next n colony of altered fungus master thermals, said Mr. Brown­ goes Into a lilg Imttle that con­ ing. Only last week a big eagle tain* fungut nutriment. There the put on a gliding alrshow of his fungut grow*. Rut when it comes own right over the airport. Buzzards, however, In. their to the point of making the stuff H has lost the ability to produce, eagerness to show off, »ome-yia those raw material* are left un­ times come to grief. Recently n £ -student airplane flier In making j used nml accumulate. dive, collided with a buxxard. ) What happens is like an •as. tenthly line where the work­ The buzzard was demolished hut ^ <# man .who**-* Joh is to put on - n left quite a hole in-tho plane rear wheel stops work. The •wing. Tile pilot, however, was ^ a u to will rome off the line able to land safely. . l .. , Fllll Mil j. r .# / ( • •** . . a I0EHLS LAUD RETONGA FOR T H E IR HAPPY YEAR r UOWARD W. IILAKKSLER • AP Sclrnce Editor NEW HAVEN. Conn.—Draiatic research in mlcrosronlc ring organism* on an assembly line method that operates "a* *tguly ax the industrial 'line* that make autos, has been set up at Yale University. This assembly line handle* vitamin growth factor* in a mold, one of thic simplest forms of life, hut the processes seem to lie the same as those forming all living things, including man. Man nml every other organism >jL* what he is because of hi* genes, “ jcncs arc Invisible particle*, mostly protein, that fix heredity. There Is a complete set of these particles, in every tissue rcll of the body. They determine rise, height, hair c«lor. aperies, dl*ea«* resistance and probably emotions and mental abilities. How genes do all of this has . Iiecn a mystery, except that their role I* rhrmlral. The first steps in their chcmiral arllon* j Va'‘"’ big ' VKNIZRLOS COMING from the Riplitl chutche* of the State and from the'r frlemls ATHENS, Dec. 6 (/II—Foinv was ren ted by 1,153 messengers attending the Floibla Baptist Premier Sophocles Yeniselo.*'pre­ Convention last month in Orlando. pared t o 'depart for Hie Uaitcd They gave their approval upm Stale* ab'i.tid tin- liner Vutcania , -• T < £ R a i s e $ 3 0 0 , 0 8 0 tlie recommendation* of :be Bap­ tmluy a* enr.ssary of the |-j.crnminus a rear wheel, and rear j . ___ •_______ tist State Board of Miasl ns and ment to ditcus* tin- situation in wheel* will pile up. • J A C K S O N V I L L E . Dec. 5 of the Tftislce* o f the Cnildren’* (iroree with Washington offi­ The same Is possible in the liv cials. Home. A tract of more than 100 acres .... O . I M . Kntnll unrtIrlt-s. Each are invisibly small particles. Each “ «»■* f<>r «P*-cia emphasis on Uinle^lng l-akc Hunter in LasoJoe* a specific job. One of the “ stale-wide effort to |;ni»c luml is owned bv Florida llnp- ns nearly like a private home as U p>»*ibl« to uiul.e it. in man's digestive syalem. and Its »® 7 * t.»»«' l<*l1ed at U ke- tlgta, • who already liavr four In niking_ the auppoit of iluir^ cottagvs for children under conlob Is to split protein food in his members and flit-nds ituoiUd'h't stomach. Offiridn of the rlortibl Bap- -trucliitn tbvte. Plans call foe One importantdiscovery I* list Children's Home Huildlng ihrtx- more cottages, an of'ic^ Ike Slate. Itapli.it lemli.tx p >t . that each enxyme, or perhaps Fund said here yrsten(ay that bl’ Ildiiig. laundry* shop, and dalrv nut Ilia', tjieii nsslstnuce i •, -t gang of enrymes, has a lots*, approximately Wk» congregations btitll IJ la’ built iicfnie o|wintioii» limited to erecti* but I* h.i<-l m, This !*>** I* a single gene of Mrr planning tn m;rk»- un off«*r ».f th'- Home *!•• htftrd ft Jl*» tile i' *<l of the individ ml ciiild. hciiHlity. When X-ray* damage |nK fnr (j,,. Home on that day: Arrndiu where exist'ng facHi-b * The laikelrnd Home, enp v.<’t ;>• this -gene Urns, hi* eniyme*. Envrlo|H*s for the .*i>celnl gifts Join/ sVe been co ‘ri-jcied iu-.d I* one of tho finest iit*:,lbtiiM* quit, and that one job in thr Mrr i^'inp nmllt-il to the various er|Unte. tlw Houthi will «mhod> f--«-. • living assembly line ceases. U-hurrb treasurers. Tlic i-oMsge plan will lx* f»d- ■|ii!i-» suggestetl by leadii-r rt«i!*F That, in a nutshell, appear* to Authority for the ChlMren's I lowed thryUghoul Jhc l.nbelsnd welfare ngcntJes "I (jt •■■■■■ he a great discovery that should ,j |# f„, r..j7_r' tributio '' ‘ is 1 plant, wliere eacli unit 'Till lie lt>, bad ultimately to solution of many problems, chemical, physi­ cal Miid human. But it Is going t<> i aeasm jw n w jum a*k w ju » m m w K S K K X im ilU W ) be complicated, l»ccnu*e a man ' ' * might have a* many as a million,Jl different t-nxymes, t ach doing a j jj chemical reaction under gene di­ reel ion. Tin- Yolo assembly line has j g found that lowest rung, a ginsl a tl.i- » place to start, understanding• the imac .rumples life professes- . There are many practical goals not too far ahead. Im­ munity to disease appears to lie one goal In cancer there-Is a theory that malignancy may begin in a gene that mutates In a Irexly cell. * llelcne Cur IIs Tftc latest mvlhod in Permanent Waving, A* comfortable to take as a cold wave, hut all guesa work la eliminated. The the National-Catholic Education............... . i.i uiiMiilimtr "He also wants paint sU at'Ha •9 i men uoni flu and up- ihclulllng'styling and' shaping. ‘ (ng. .a ■dll. iniRUM * n m —BflTTT — I *apalates nual convention here yesterday Come in and register for a free permanent to be given away * bolUea and a mirrai ratii sqeedometer that Democracy cannot l>* taught, December 24 and airen for hi4l 'Bicycle.' Funny to hungry people, euch aa Ger­ Harriett Hlawler Operators Pauline Drel thing, these Florida . -Ida boy* doll't many’s present population. care for k* skates or sled, but The Rev. Felix N. Pitt, auper-1 come to think of it, there never h a r r i Et t s ' b e a u t y n o o k •was much snow In Plorlda ex­ Intergtcnt of Catholic school* In 20fi NnrOr Park Avenue » '• . • 1‘ horte 1)71 the archdiocese of Louisville, de­ cept when Fred "WIHort wo* clared "It will take at least two boy," said 8 *nt* w|U>,a,grin. generations to re-educate thtf Ger­ mans In Democracy. Tho first RKD ANNIVERSARY MOSCOW Dec. .5 (,71 — The ttep la to get them In a different U.8 .8 .R. today celebrated the frame of mind by feeding and 11th anniversary of- the Btalln (lathing them." Constitution with flags flying from all public buildings In Moa- Newspaper New Look roty and the Russian press disWell-Known HesIdentM I)e. walked the Boor because of gas playing front nags picture* of (CMtlaa*. »f»*s e»z» l,MI eftire They F’eel Aa Fine pressure- which seemed like it tho Boviet leaaar. A II 1 worker* Allentown local, said th* print* Now Am When They I»rnl»- would x-ut off my breath. Slugwere given a holiday. . era' rejection was predicated on ed Hetonga Months Ago. i*h elimination forced us to lake The United States ftnbsssy ob. the company'* refusal to scknowlarsh laxative* regularly. Ws • served the occasion by granting Tortures Of Indigestion foil edge conditions of employment high-strung 'constantly. My full holiday to iu offidala ai and potted‘ *.....................‘ Sdon. Relieved. f f i union n M in Monday by the wife larked strength -to Jo her accordance with national policies housework and I could hardly o f tho ITU. "My wife and I now feat as walk two blocks. fine as wa did months ago when "Thanks to ths relief Retonga I publicly praised Retonga. Re­ gave us. we now have splendid lief from our distress made the appetites, eat whatever we want past yaar onq of the happiest we and sleep like hoalthy children. have known in a long time," W* have regained our lost weight gratefully declare* Mr. Paul ami both of us feel fin*. It is Roehl. well-known home owner of nothing for me to walk a mile to 1002 East Hickory St., Arcadia town or for my wife to do her Fla. V housework. W# cannot thank Re­ "Acid Indirection tortured us tonga enough." almost beyond endurance," eonRetonga Is a purely herbal tlnued Mr. Rochl. "W* dreaded Fork Avenue nt Hlxth Street * eating and I hare seen my wife stomachic medicine combined with go all day without a morsel of liberal quantities of Vitamin B-t. food. We had to live on a soft Accept no substitute. Retonga may "*l and 1 lost forty pound* and be obtained at TOUCHTON'8. it lost thirty. Many nights I Advertisement. Sundny School Kim --Ily Ahave Iiecn found on tho a*»em FREE MAILING CARDS AT OUR OFFI CE! HUNGRY DEMOCRATS h , ... SA.VMM tli H t li A L i ) . aA N FU U U , fi.U U lU A T* ifale University Sets Up Research Dec. 21 Designated . That Uses Assembly Line Method By Baptist Drive Killer." and “ Ladies Of The Mob." and unsuitable." The board also added this re­ The action, taken by the al­ location's board of directors, was gulation to Ita existing codes: “ The following shall not b« announced by board Chalrmaq Erie Johnston. . , . , used: Titlea which are salacious, NEW YORK, Dee. 6 0P>—The The dropped titles Included Indecent, obscene or vulgar. Title* motion picture Industry moved pictures currently in release as which suggest or are currently FIRST METHODIST CHURCH yesterday to sfrengthon its ban well as scripts being studied for assoriatedkin the public mind with 419 Park Avenue against film glorification of filming. Among those listed as material, characters, or occupa­ Her. J. K. McKinley. Minister crime and criminals and simultan­ unsuitable for release or reissue tions unsuitable for the screen. 9:46 A. M.: Church School. eously ordered 23 titles stricken were “The Killers." This O w I-or 11:00 A. M.: Sermon Topic.' from Its registration list on the 4llre." "Roger Touhy. Gangster, Titles which are otherwise, ob .' Holy Communion — Meditation ground they were "objectiQnable„0 ming#rt' They Made Me A , jcctionable. "Hinges of Destiny." 6:30 P. M.: Youth Fellowship. 7:30 P. M.: "A New Open Door Policy In China." Rev. E. Clay­ ton, Calhoun. Fertilizer Shortage Santa Loses G I uhsuh . 1- -- *7 i ♦ ; J V , > nhltJn.w! U tny i . m un FL01IBA Other Chenilles ;____ - Worship 1 v“V lr-r\! e-’S-VV - HE * . : , !* * . HILL £ r-~i -rM 4- •• . r: V a r ? '* • V l-ft , • .1 • * • '-• ' : " -- . " , -.f 't■f ,r *♦*. -* IWARE CO. , 1'* . t, •i '!- .-l * I-a - '♦\Sj . V-. a -•l». ™H- : * ’ ,A figure-fLitlcriojt wrap* round style in six oti* colorsk o pen, chrrie, 'ttrrqoolse. ry, tearoee, . maize, whita. 12 to 20. I Elut FtratSinet mi mu i t . ” . Y 1" ■ . ; • •> * • • * ’ . - * �t . M <*ACE FOUR -\ The Sanford Herald 4»tir Trouble A long The Nile ta m e nftp* m »4 m f a t ill ' — ««# a a# A sick world, like a sick man, pays little attention to what eeem like minor ailment*. When Russia, Palestine and India little-------------interest . . . take up the headlines,. there hoa - l>een ---------------- l.bl,tr< a* wai.M# at. 1919, >i ik, eaa, o«ii., j jn the Sudan. Y e t th e British at leaat know that trouble •t O a n te n l. H * n 4 « . I « » a t * * * mi * *4 mmdri N I ik a A rt MOI.I.S W> |. |IM!I M mw f.ONIIIIN UKAH . Aid e a l l t h e t im e . Let everyone that nameth the name of the Lord depart from unrighteoutne**.— t Tim. 2:10. to our + : 1 Y ' ' r* ' i-gr-7— rr— :#7T^ I- , 1 . . . __ - ..........I . . . U THE WORLD TODAY Ur DEWITT MACKENZIE , At* Kurd(n Affaire .Vn»l>»t ____ i _______ !_ • _ ii“[ S K ^, rr t— , I r i r 1'r “r', „ *r T ***** .i p.. *. 1i uutinir 2 * 5 the »•* M , j \ ME>-; “ Income tax was measured in thft pence and pound sterling. S$-. rial ism was scarcely more than a theory. The first telephone had The mortality from pneumonia and influenza together been Installed in a royal residence N ot So Serious Don't lorgel the dance tomor­ row night at the .Mayfair Ion will very probably be little more than a minor catiHe of **nly *°ur >'e,r!* 1p,revi'“1* death in'the near future, nmirding to the Metropolitan Life j 1 ft?’ " aTouir*d,M>h*l» first lor the benefit of the hotpil.il Insurance Company, which report* that those disease*! m*tur eart j, w.* hard to imagine President Plnlip Murray' an­ t)rop(>e(J abciUL 7u |kt rent in the pusl ten ycat* among the that anything could^ »li*k'e ttw* nounce* dial the CIO'* tig million company's Industrial i>o)icyholders. structure of the Englishman * member* will immediately demind Fnt-umonin mul influnnzn now rank eighth among the! world.'* Well, the Englishman* worlda third round of wage increatet in causes of death and account for lea* titan 4 per cent of.the ‘"Older to meet the riling coil of total mortality among tliete insured. Only ten yenrs ago -alontf with, the world* “ f othei i,it,i,lis- -h*t Leen ludely shaken. living. And lliete wage increatet, these tlisease* were outranked only' by' heart disease and And it M l to Edward himself if gun'trd, will of course, raise cancer, and were respomuble for ten per cent of the deaths to rock the throne at an illstarred time lor monarchies pricei mil further, which will of from all causes combined. Ihla wilt have any la*'reune call for another burnt.in Crediting the extensive use of serums ami chemother­ whether Init effect is romethlnif wnicn wagei. Round and round it goe* apy for the decrease in the death rate, the company com­ only the future will disclose. and where it stop* nobody knows ment*: "In the past decade, decline* of more than 70 per There are,- of course, Severn, * Bat of o.ie ihmjj wr. c«u l> * sore, jpent have -been rccordr^ntnnoBt- age periods among both nspecie o! Off 'AKdienttnn-tmi TTtVTuggrr lire inflation tlm big- white males jtnd white female*.; at ages 25 to 24 the reduc- what trouble* the average llriton I *t hat Edward shuulil quit g«i ilm buit ilut it Lmnd to fol- tion in each cex has been a* much as 80 per cent. At no most his pojl under any circumstance. low. age |>er!od up to 75 year* wa* the decrease less titan 50 Tradition says that since n king ;r born to Id* high poXitlon h* be­ per cent." ..Senator Bridget of Ntw I lamp longs to the people. He may noabandon hi* task. Bo in thejrodc tllirr Ity * that dripitr- th r ‘Void It’s A Boys W orld laying field* fields u f T -.nsof the playing with Rum* m which wt Edwurd has let hi* atdo sard land, tir now rngagrd, wr liavr n-» If vou have a boy in your family you’ll enjoy this down ind he was captain of the 'crtliclrl* ihipprd tlirm over team. That was bad for team SI 6.000,000 worth of •ufqilt't description of a boy handed to u* by u man who knows a apiiri; heart throb from n grunt. ihit yrarl At thr umr lime wr Kdwatd was, prt-bably lb*’ most i« ever to After a male imby hna grown out of long clotlies mid popular I’rinec of Wales arr trying to itop Communion in Wrilrrn Europe, vye arr **rnd triangles and hns acquired panta, freckles, and so much hoar tin.- fateful words which have rung through the ages: “ The -iojjhriu thr iu(>|>lirt with wjnfh dirt that relatives don’t core to kiss it between meals, it king is dead, long -live the king." to make our talk more diffi­ becomes a boy. He i* credited with lielng the A boy is Nature’s answer to false belief that there i» cult. Not much horse »emr in best trained heir ever-to d<m tbs that. Any more, than lime wat no such, thing as perpetual motion. A boy can run like n crown. He had traveled widely the dominions and knrw his a few y#an ago when we wm deer, swim like a fish, climb like a squirrel, balk like a in oj,U* belter than almost any mule, Ireliow like a bull, eat-like a pig, or act like a jackass, diqipmg oil and scrap iron tu other Tbit on. according to clihiatlc conditions. Japah at the lame time wcjwnr Moreover, Edward diad endeared T h e w orld J s so full o f boys th at It's ImjMrssIble to trying to blpck himself by the gallant part he touch off a firecracker, strike up a .band, or pitch a ball played in World War I. A* war southward. w ithout coll cut ihr a thousand q f thorn. B oy* are not orna- Eorrespomlint i w»* constantly c'o ___ in France, Irbya^ tilt* netvH-,____... about hi* hoadquartars Rrp. Cox of tltpL m^ en ta l; th e y 'n i useful. I^f It were not fo r___ aid lo Eliiopr- it an iflvcMmmt paper* would ko umicliveretl and unread, and a hundred and knew th.* risk* h*> lnaltt«l thousund picture show * would ro bankrupt. on tikin* ln onter hi* Lit in our national security and He didn't tel his aide down then. The boy is a natural spectator. He watches parade*, He emerged from the war as the road block againil the match of automobiles and planes with (misleading figure in thc^empire. Communion. Kep. Allen ol llli- fires, fights, football . Edward could have raadn a noi* »ayi- we are merely fattening equal fervor. Ifowever, he wijl not wnlch a clock*. A boy is u piece o f skin stretched over an appetite, great name for himself a* king— the goose which the Russian bear and his services would have been will rat whenever lie it ready. lfe bats only when he's awake. IJoys imitate their dads in invaluable in the trying times Which ever yeuion i* correct, spite of all efforts to teach them good manner.*. Boys ura which followed on wheel* of'his* and they both cannot poidbly be. not popular except with their parents, but thoy do have of his abdication. This may sound it it perfectly apparent that there many fine aualltitk. You can absolutely rely on u boy_lf etrangt- in view of the fact that the British monarchy is constitu­ - i» liitle humanktrianitro m theJr- you know wnnt to rely on. tional and the sovereign theo­ Boys are very tlurable.“A boy, if not washed too often, retically argumenti. Nothing whatever U ha* no power. However, laid liere about itarving cbildrrn. and If kept in a cool quiet place after each accident, will an astute king docs have much * < / I j . .. I. __- t. nnulu OtulmmilUf (tftlutt loci' generation*, or human bodies survive broken bones, hornets’ nests, swimming holes, ami Influence by virtue t,f his va.t knowledge of the empire and defotmed by starvation and >*> five helping* of pie. commonwealth. His ministers of rpair. Belpre the debate ii over, Boys love to trade things. They'll trade fish hook*, state constantly seek his advieb| ebt we hope someone will gel up ami marbles, broken knives, and snakes for anything that is ray that we should give aid to prirekss or worthless. Europe lo save our souls in lleavWhen he grow* *up he’ll trade puppy love, energy; >tt. • * Rt JIM LITTLE 8T. PETERSBURG Dec. 5 (*>> —The U.S. Chief Executive’* dietary habit* touched off n minor battle fcf florid* yesterday when the A*»oclated Miami Bureau p» ‘ on the teletype network a report that Mr. Trutnan had “ fried Florida muih" for breakfast. ThF item, written by Ernest Vacearo with the presidential par­ ty in Key We«t, quoted Pres* Secretary Charles G. Hoi*, who had repeated the phraie at the question of a Florida reporter. Member* of the St. Petersburg Evening Independent staff, well infiltrated with Floridi^Bhd I of Georgia Crack rrt, cnuldn’t figuwhat such an item could lie. ’ Put In the Atlanta bureau; “ Miami; Assume you noted St. Petersburg'* message: editor* here unknown shout fried inuih ” Meiiagcd new* editor Harold Ballew: "Cracker editor* here *»k what, please, is Florida fried mush." In view of a lull tn the day'* outpouring of new*, Miami promptly nnswured; ■ ■ a say been fried mu»h In Florida *ince first Georgian came here. It'a finely ground cortlmeal cooked, cooled, sliced and then fried in deep fat. Grit* treated same way also railed fried muih, hut tech­ nically it ha* to lie-corn meal In­ stead of Irit*. Asking Vaeraro delve deeper, hut hope thla hold* until can hear from him.” . By this time independent pub­ lisher I* C. Brarwh was in the fight tu fire this one to Miami. “ Many thanks mush fesrarrh, hut vdt here suggest that crack­ er* in Miami afe as rare as muih in Florida.'' And there the mutter stood thla afternoon until more comphUt- information could be had frJn presidential headquarters, leaving of fire wags the only al­ ternative corny remark ataut a rorny"iuhJrrt—muitr—giTij—gtHAjl’ ” '* nothing. BIGHT TO WORK MIAMI Dec. 0 (A’i—A formal charge on ronspiring to *krep a bus driver from Working with the Miami Transit Co., has been made by Attorney General J. Tom Wat­ son against W. O. Frailer, bus union president. Watson charged violation of the state's “ right-towork" amendment. Peace Justice Thomas 8. Ferguson said he had issued a warrant far Frazier's areest upon the request of Wat son. l • GREAT BATrLE KIUKJANG, China, Dee. 6 bP) , —A great battle was p.-pmum raging today N centra) China with ane-vyed General Liu l‘ iCheng'a Communist troops pour­ ing from th«lr Ta Pieh mountain hideout* In full force. heCBUM fnsqdrully he'knows.Is; more than they almut a tion. a Yea. I think England will rc*<! ml* Edward's articles with inixfd „ emotions. Ill bet n shiny sixpence that deep In their hearts thpeople still love him, though they Idainn him for tho circumstance ‘ nf thq alfdieatlnn-—which r-mlnd* us that the Good Root; records; “ Whom tho L?rfl loveth Ho thutiiw ih," 1 V) ■ 1r Phone ' — . SILVER FLEET CABS Phone H JJ f l o w TO B e Here's practical help on how to rtduc* tax liabilities . . . 1 written for Investors only . . . by. tbs. best-known income tax export in the United Stales, j, K. Liana. , , available to you ujw, ft—l v]j Yes, *tn o cost, no obligation, you can obtain immedi­ ately tliis bread-new publication, not for tale anywhere, specifically written to guide you tagwise In your security . dealings for the rest of DMf. . . with pointer* for nest year too. Supply limited; please request at ones r To Bs Taxwies in Your Security D*ali/ifs." Fall Psrttculars on R, ■Rhone or Writs STAN COMSTOCK 3l*Vestm»nl SeotriUes 70S Like Darla Drive Phone (RMS Orlande Reoresealing T. NeWon O'Rourke, Inc^ Daytons Beech. FD. : l»A U E _ J5XKAb}-- - ii •: Tt. Florida Fried Mush Sets O ff Minor Fued warts, bashfulness and a cost iron stomach for a buy win­ It seemt to us that Genera! dow, pride, ambition, pretense and a bald head and will lately begin to say. that boy* aren't what they used McLain Iras something when he immediate!; says wc are making a tniilake to to be — In the good, old day*. — Kerbcla Knew*. raise out children in the *belief that the Iail war has been fought N O TICE and it wiil never be nrerttary for , any of them to shoulder a gun t h e o r a n g e c ri t h o t e l or sleep in a foxhole. One of the ’ y (tut popular tunes we can remem­ ber was < Didn't Raise Ml I* Now Ready Fpr ' Boy Tp Bs A Soldier." Two great Special Parties and Banquets wat* have been fought since that tune was sung from coast tn For Reservations Phone Orange City Hotel coast by every mother in this country. Hundreds of thousands Orange City, Florida of boys have since gone to their deaths who might have lived if t h • y had been p r o p e r l y trained a n d conditioned I o r --------J O H N F. b E M P U i s Y .— tire work Ahead. Time enough lo tell boys they will never have Certified Public Accountant in Michigan lo fight again after a frw jrem - •and of peace have been preserved on Former Government Income Tax Examiner this old earth. * Announces That In onisr to conform to the provisions of tha Florida We are not alone in our be­ Accountancy Law* and the rut** and regulations of tha lief that tome of our lax money Stats Uoard of Accountancy , ha will limit hit practice to Ftdtral tax matter* and accounting procedure related to which is going almost exclusively tha saute. Ha also, announces that he 1* anrotlad with tha lo aupport of the federal bureau­ United State* Treasury Department and pursuant to thla cracy in Washington might belle i eni-oRmant he is autnorited to represent taxpayer* before be spent at home. One business the department In cases involving additional assessments man cutties in to say that his fed­ and (total Montezuma Hanford, •W Mi eral taxes, exclusive of inconic taxes, have increased from $104 p — --little over 12 years ago to $v,GflO , .1- . jjttr-r. at the present lime. On top of that he pays considerable income tax­ tm ; es. considerably mote than he used Ip pay and at a higher LIABILITY INSURANCE rale, flit city taxes on the otha; To Meet Florida Financial 1 little, if any store .than ^ CASH DIVIDENDS PAID they were the federal government has i hi*- tax money aa expedit at the City Commissioners 104 have, is anybody’s guess, but if they had built sewers and pa*red the streets with it, we’d say he'd 119 Magnolia Avenue be better off. AUTO am . T , year* which cover he Tlie Sudan in theory is jointly ruled by Creal Britain! the drama of tu* life, ua *K w lM .1 N « M « a . and Egypt. Actually Egypt has very little to say ub»ut tin has essayed a new kn4 surprising, Pi HintMirouk MAtt.a . Sudan, and would like more. Not only does the Sudan cover role m wrultig fe series U auto­ biographical articles which am Cw«!k " " V ‘ i*a 1,000,000 square mile*. or nearly n third the urea o f the L. Binning in the cuinnl issue of fk»** Maaik, , United States, but it uses for irrigation the wuter* of t he! VL ** Nile, which has often been called Egypt's life-blood. i ‘ KjW(fw L W little ta say SU Many S^idan-ne would like compjete independence. Fur ior hunt elf •'tine# the December All ,bilnfli, i « ,f , a. ikaak, im lr iln i mmd Mafia*, af fewer nre willing to CfMijiernle with Egypt. For the greater dsy It year* ago when he broad tairilaliMWii far Ika rairau af fktalaa Immdt, will k* r k , , , , f fa, part of the tilth century Egypt ruled the Sudan, and very cast to n stunner! world that he wa* abandoning the throw of •I rtfala, aftfilliliia rafra. _____ badly. Also the Sudanese acorn the Egyptian*, who are not hi* father* for the woman l'S M*ft•#**0M *f Xi*«f« first-class fighters. The Sudanese won British respect by loved. Urea ii sc of tin*, hi* story l x . , r t F ft im ii M l M l U l fktflA _ _ «if,rtw»,. wrn-jthelr bitter fighting in the,‘80’* and '90’s, causing Kudynrd 1* likely to be received with .*» nrr Ml mixed emotions in an England 'uJV' Kipling to write, rtitn U I I I when* a* heir to the throne he !##• !• I Ik-raaM ■>. mmu v— v . , ; " ' ‘‘So ‘ere’* to you, Fuzzy-Wuzzy, at your ‘ome in wa* the beloved Prince Charming, X 9 * M m i M I , ■ M f M k i l ml the Soudan; and later a* King wu» held It. t w s u ill Kltmm nblrk U .MIIIM You'rti a pore benighted 'eathen but it first-class deepest affvctlon by his subjects !■ lb* ■■» l», i,riul.li reilsa ml all ik. Iwal mm , prtsIM until his abdication produced a fight in' man." is (SS# „)<•*•*«. a* tt.H ■■ an The Egyptians are taking much advertising space to shock that time hasn't alleviat­ 4 e MSW. *M ,,lrk„ - urge the unity of thtf Nile basin, presumably under Egyp­ ed. PI FRIDAY. DEC. S. 1*17 The Puke observe* in hi* first tian control. Thu fundamental difficulty is that the Su­ BIBLE VERSE TODAY article that the time of hi* birth ----------------v - FOR -------EVERY ONE FIA8 TO CHOOSE danese will not tolerate Egyptian rule. Mure trouble may was “ Britain's Golden Hour." He SIDES IN LIFE LET U8 STICK be just around, the corner in the Nile valley. adds: . • . FRIDAY, D E C 5. 194, THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANF0RP, FLORIDA y&rs 1 �FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1947 THE SANFORD fTERALD. SANFORD, FLORIP, Mrs. John Knder Honors Daughter 3:00 I*. M, Rev. Cta) ton Calhoun, who haa recently returned from Social Calender China will k> the truest speaker KRIIJAl • Thy Friendship league and the Junior Women1* Lc-scim of the Congregational Church will have a aale m the building for­ merly occupied by tin# Antique Shop. A t-.-a will follow the meet in*, the board 11muting will l>e held SATURDAY Field, 22k West Nineteenth The Grammar School P. T. A. Street; Circle No. 2. Miss Mary will have a rummage sale at 405 Earle; chairman, with Mr*. U. K, Hast Fourth Street. . - Aiken, Jr., 444 Klliott Avenue. MONDAY Circlet of the Presbyterian The W. M. U. of the First Bap­ Woman's Auxiliary will meet at tist Church will meet at 3:31) P. 3:30 P. M. as follows: Circle No. M. as follows: Circle '1, Mrs. 1, Mrs. A'. B. MeRaney, chair­ Gvitge Dixon, Celery Avenue; Cir­ man, with Mrs. V. M. Greene, cle ‘J. T. 8. U classroom at tht Jewett's Lane; Circle No. 2, Mr*. church: Circle fl, Mrs. U. S, Stl- C. E. Ginn, chairman, with Mrs. man, UIH Pal met'o Avenue, Mrs Ginn, 1719 Sanford Avenue; Cir­ lies* Stephens, co-tio*!ess; Circle cle No. 3, Mrs. W, D. Hofmann, 4: Mrs. J. A. Portdcr, 319 West chairman, with Mr*. Emmett Mc­ Sixteenth Street; Circle fi, Mrs. Call, •1119 Park Avenue;' Circle Frank 1,. Woodruff. Jr., 520 Oak No. 4, Mr*. J. C. Hutchison, chair­ man, with Mrs. Henry McLaultn, M2 West Fourth Street; Circle No. G, Mr*. D. U. Middleton, chairman, with Mr*. George Maffett, Lilly Court; Circle No. A, Mrs. II. H. McCaslin, chairman. Mr*. John K«ilrr entertained ■ on Wednesday afternoon in hon­ or of hrr ilnughtrr, Sandra, on her fourth birthday. Chriatmaa Irotor* were u»ed in deeoratinif. In the center <.f the m. amall honotec'a table was a large birthday rake decorated with miniature marsh­ H. E. Cochran uf 11? I. mallow Santa Clause*. Avenue has as hi* guest, 1 The young guest* gathered in Ryder of Chattanoniru, Term the dining room where they en­ Mr. and Mr*. E. It. Ianoy have joyed games and moving pictures. „as their ___ guest. Mts. __ Dungy's Assisting Mrs. Kader Is serving brother, A. L. Heath of Houston, were Mrs. J. A. Cunningham, Mrs. Sam Bethea and Mrs. Har­ Tex. old Molmharg, •Those Invited to In> with Sandra Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Coglmrn haw as their guest at their home were Allison I«eet Faye Carner, in Mayfair, Mrs. C. W. Farmer Pat Smith. Glenda Cullins, Sheron HervUh, Martha Hood, Joan of Macon, (Ja. Hood, Selma Williams, Betty Ann Slaton. Barbara Odham, Shsrron Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Sleek Riser, Ethel lee Riser, Susan as their guest Mr. Meek'* li Bethea, Dilate Davidson, Walter and his wife. Judge and M Meriwether, John Phillips Johnny (J. Meeks of Oeilla, Ua. Courier, Clifford and Michael AbMrs. A. B. Stevens, Miss Heryle Elevens aad Mrs. J. P. Stev­ Also Mrs. John Courier, Jr. ens, Sr. left yeslerdny to *|>cnd Mrs. J. B. Phillips, Mrs. Orrri Smith, Mrs. C. L. Collins, Mrs. several days in South Carolina. Ray Slaton, Mrs. -Walter Meri­ Mr. ami Mrs. Dale Cook and wether, Mr*. James Riser, Mrs, ion, Cqrtla, of Adrian, Mich, were Clifford Abies and Miss Emmarecent guests of Mr. ami Mr*. I- gib* Dohson. ' • M. ‘Himes at their home on Pal­ metto Avenue. Sunday Party To Be Mr. and Mr*. Frank L Wood­ Held A t Local Club ruff, III and son Frank IV left Wednesday for their home In Charles Potter, manager of the Hendersonville, N. C. after spend­ Seminole Country Club, an­ ing some time In Sanfufd with nounced this morning that a par­ relatives. ly will lie held at (he rluh on Sunday afternoon lietween the Mrs. W. M. Seott has let timed hours of 3:00 and 4:00 P, M. ami tu Sanford from points in Vir­ stated that all mrmlwr* of tho ginia when* she ha* i-ecn s|>ending club nnd their guests are invited ihe past scvr-nl -vm-k*. He- iteire, to attend. He also said that the Mrs. Joe Puff of Floyd, V*., ac­ regular dinner will be served .that companied her to Sanford. evening at 8:0(1- o'clock. T*""-- --~ ’ • Friend* will regret to learn that Ray Fox, Jr. underwent an Plans Complete For emergency operation at Ft. Ilen- Charity Ball Dec. 6 Btftr lfoauital urt~Dee. X' Ml. Fox U attending Alabama Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, Ala. #Stiwt? NaW He can't come down until ke promise? rom Wm. E. KADER Jeweler Street The tegular busini'ss meeting of the Anna Miller Circle will he held at *hr Klk's Home at H:t)0 M.. All member* are urged to James H. Covington, IISN, son uf Mr. and Mrs. K. A Covington of Sanford, has completed reeuit '.mining at tho Naval Training Center, Sun Diego, Calif., and has lieen advanced' to seaman, seeMi** Bonnie .Connell, Chicago, 112 Smith Park Avenue Stevens,* studenU at .Florida Southern College at Lakeland, were-weekend guests of Mr, and Mr*. A. H. Stevens. As your Christinas treeflattering ns your own selection of holiday Imts. Shoppe Chapeau Tuuchlon IlirihliriK (Upstairs) Aiding in the lnift drive for membershln to the Fernald Ijiughton Memorial Hospital As"•leiatlon. nines sre rompleti-l for the rharlty ball to be held tomorrow night at the Mayfair Inn living sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce- and the hotel. This event also officially Ticket* are $1.00 and entitle the holder to a membership irt the hospital as•too and admittance to the hall. They may he obtained from any member of the Jayrce organisa­ tion and other individual* who have volunteered their servlee*. Adding t« the enjoyment o f the evening will he a fashion show under the sponsorship of The Yowell Company. Models who will display the attractive new fashion* are Mr*. George liar- Mr.' and Mrs. Wallace Philip* and children. Wally and Merritt have left.for Greenville, S. C. to spend several weeks will* rela­ tive*. Before returning to Banford Mr. Philip* will attend a sales* meeting of—the Cupples Company in Nl. Louis, Mo. Max Fundnn. Mr*. H. H. Odham Mis* Sylvia MeDrh. Cccilian Club W ill On the varied program art* Give Program Sunday specialty act* to he presented by student* of the Coglmrn School Jfl The first* Cccilian Music Club of Dancing under the *uncrvl»lon I program for this season will be of Mr*, P. H. Tcp*ie. Those apf giv^tt Sunday afternoon at 3:00 pearing are Mr*. Alton Duxhury, W o'clock in the Fannie R. Munson Mil* Jane Davis. Miss Jacuuetine Studio at 003 Nvrtle Avenu- MacDonald, Miss Gretchon Kirch* M Ml** Munson extended a rordfnt hoff, Miss Joan Humphrey, Miss ’ #t invitations td all friends and pat- Pat Ratigan and Miss Ann Whi­ j( rons. *; . ha* taker. An amusing- finale has K Dwight Peck, a former memlier Leon planned in the nature of a Jt of the Cccilian Music Club who burlesque of the novelty plere, jt recently returned to Sanford from "Red Silk, Stocking* and the Alabama, will a**i*t with several Green 'Perfume**. , selections on tho Hammond orgah. The'.music of Stewart .Martin Others taking part are Nolloy and his*orchestra will be enjoyeif it__ ... 1._.itL __ for dancing as well as the A rt Harris Trio. Announcement was S K Peggy'Wright, Joe Fisher, Ronald Wright, Murray Nance, Mary Kllen I.oising. Penny Wallace, notihle Jeaii Galluwav, Marjorie Sheppard and Joyce Palmer. The National Male Quartette will present a program of classical musir and modern hila tonight at o’clock at the Seminole High School in the first cohrcrt of Die season to Iw presented by the Civic Music Association. Bach memla-r of the quartette has hail operatic \nd concert experience. Atlitio lligp'iore and Glulio Gari, tenors, Imth made their operatic deliuts at the Teatro Rente delPQnera in Rome, Italy Mr. BaggioM' has sinee sung lending role* with the Chicago Opeia Company; Mr. Gari with the opera rampant#* o f iher'New York City^Crntcr, St Louts and Cincinnati. CHRISTMAS! Y .W .A . Group Meets Circle No. 4 M eets With M rs. J .M . Hayes A t Madden Residence Give A lWtrnlt Ity RAYMOND STUDIO The Y. W. A o f Ihc Fir»t Haptist Chureh met on Tuesday at the homo of Miss Myra Jane Madden, 701 Magnolia 'Avenue. The nrograhi nresented was In observance of the Week of Pray­ er being observed by all depart­ ments of the W. M. tl. • Taking Part In the program were Miss Madden. Mildred Turner, Martha Re]xjris were heard from all committee* nnd a gift was pre­ sented tu Mrs. A. D. Johnson, at president, by the group. Gifts were exchanged among the mem­ ber* nml refreshments consisting of fruit cake and hot coffee were served. Those attending were Mrs. .C -J L Winn. Mas. 4. <- Davis, Mrs. J. M. - Leonard. Mr*. M. 4. Morris, Mr*. J. G Walts. Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker, "Mr*. W. C. Hill Mrs, Clark I<conardy, Mr*. It It Monroe. Mrs. P. H, Wyatt, Mr* W. M. Black. Mrs. Johnson. Mrrf Hayes, Mr*. Cole and Mts. J. N. Axxar'cllo. REV. CALHOUN TO Flrlureix You'll Her j’roud Of and I'rmiil Tti (live. See Our Special Offer For CnYtatmaa. it .Florida Slate Hank Building Rhone 109S la > U & 5 CHILDHOOD VRSOCIATION m eets The Association of Childhood Kdticntion belli it* second mV<tIng of the year on Monday after­ noon at the South Side Primary Reboot at 3:15 P M. The meet­ ing was uliili r the direction of Mrs. Wood* of Cherokee Junior The Rev. E. Clayton Calhoun, •entatives from all schools of the a Methodist Missionary lo Chinn (iiunty were in nttendaner.— at the First Methodist Churely Sunday. For-.the past two years Rev. Calhoun served in Eastern Chinn, around Shanghai anil Chang Chow, Tho public is cordially In­ vited to bear Rev. Calhoun. LONDON Dee. 5 (d’l - The Lon­ don Daily Graphic declared today that a Russian “ veto" had bar­ red the engagement of King Ml* Imi of Romaniu nod Princes* Anne lif lkmrdon-Pnrinn, which ported imminent. Mayor William U'Dwjer Im* direclt-d an ipvestigatinn u( uu n-il*Idllt siijK-rlptendeol of school* order ihnt pupils of 23 Itmoklvil -chools may not nlartvr the C h ristm as season in I h eir rlnSs- BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT room* with the traditional religlous carol* and syniliol*. *• Assistant Superintendent Isaac Mr. and Mrs.. Isaac M, Dvess, Jr.- announce today the larth of son. Richard Marion Dye**, «>n Dec. 3 at ibt- l-Vrtinld Lgtighlnn Memorial lloJipita!, Mr*. Dyt-ss will Im reim-mls-ti-d a* the for­ mer Bertllee Mtise uf .Sanford. • such PbxvtVjPires (if the seasutl ** Santa Claus nre approved, hut that "Christmn* enrol* witii rv fe'enra to the nativity may noil lx- sung, nor may decorations 'Inrlmt" -itligioiH aytnlHil* of any faith"* in-schmila under hi* charge. Carole Cleveland Aticti-til Egypt domliiali-d tinKiwtein Merli ie jtii nearj political; |y, i-ronomirally and culturally for 3U centuries. T W E N iy - flV t BOX Brimful o( colorful, CluidniAty caj\U li lldi tog containing twenty-live driisnt—each one different and cacti one at brimful of holiday spirit at a liny yourt today at Co, P ow ells O ffice Supply HO Min;nolin Avenue -. • I’ hont PULVF.R-NOLAN II. C. Thomas of Geneva an­ nounced- today the engagement of The use of cubalt IsD-tported to his daughter, Penelope Pulver, to l>e effectivenn treating rrrtain Clarence E. Nolan, »on of Mrs. Minnie E, Nolan of Sanford. Tim marriage will be an cv#nl of Qunear future. ummnRe Mrs. Pulver was born in Ssnford, N. C. and came to Sanford about eight years ago. Mr. Nolan SATURDAY- DEC. «lh served with the Army for two »:00 A.M. to .TiM P. M, and a half years most that time 405 East Fourth Street being spent in Europe. He is Sponsored By employed by the Tamlaml Trail Sanford Grammar Hchoul Tours, Ine. The couple will make * P.TJt. . •their home in Sanford. fabric Wath T*tl*d and Approved by ^ j Colorfill Caroudel blouse flauntlnc a nail head and sequin scattered clown design Made with the ,— — *, flattering baby doll neckline and long f u ll sleeves* In smooth white r a y o n c r e p e s Triple-tlor Skirt for Eye Catching Appeal. Made of Fine Quality •Sterling D E M I-T A S S E SPOONS ' Ballerina Skirtn to Whirl You Through The Holiday Season Dozen (Inn Tax) Fabric Wath Tetled and Approved by 17 Jewel 14 Karat E x c i t i n g C a r o u sel b lo u a # f e a t u r in g rin g m a a te r , WERE WERE *71.50 *14.50 *n d a n c e r h i g h l i g h t e d by r a d i a n t a e q u l n . a n d NOW and Long After. n a i l h e a d trim. In w o n d e r f u l w h i t e r a y o n c r e p e , t h e b l o u a e haa a ro u n d e d n e c k l i n e , s h o r t c u f f e d Faille or Crepe. SUM 10 to 16 - COM PACTSL IG H T E R S W ALLETSC .Z c> , * % t l 01 ♦ T ' UI A Have Received Good Selection New Merchandise M A R G A R E T C. G W A L T N E Y , Jeweler (Located Mather FurfiUope-Store)- it To Buy Your Chriatmaa Seals! �Mt •* ; TTv’T '-"'2VT ''■'•T* * FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1947 T O R 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 _ ■ -j ■■.... ) — »— ----------^ W " -»K 2aa:n.u i PAGE SIX . .1 deal* that have hern discussed I Miami shindig, sending only two during the Miami meeting* w ore! farm bosses. But owner Phil bow l roundup laid end to end. they still would i Wrigtey will escort the entire go exactly nowhere. Npt one front office crow to New York By TUB A8BOC1ATRD PRESH; name player wa* sold nr traded, . . . branch Rickey say* If he ... . I post-sea son college football though there may he a few thing* docinT have an announcement W lx>w)t(rd participants f TSt llIl ruOnl il lI U( lIl Il l«llP V , Jo(!{ wortU ((nand tholr won-': popping when they re-epnvene next week about the Dodgem* here next week for the mnjor 1048 manager, .it will bo physicalThe Seminole High School Sports Roundup ---------1 Jan. I In the lino and what? nuking. II* TKI) SMITH Itotc Howl II'u u iik n ii Calif.) Celery Feds >*UI invaijr Jackson Rv Ilim n FULLERTON. JR. league confab . . . The Cubs, for Jy Impossible t JuC 170 In the haekfietd-ha* nil the instance, virtually passed up the up hi* mind? NKW ) ORK Dec. 5 I/O—Joe, Mirhi^.n id U A, v*. Southern villi? Iteach fur a re* urn ..... ....... 1048 Grange Bowl cl«»«lc with ^ c f ^ jMfcr#|,|,uJ| native of I-oul* rUk* hi* i.onia iiBhii ni* ,. Hcnvjmrelght mi V i l iVv i, mini with the Fletcher High probably the two fastest college NEW YORK Dee. 5 (/TV-The Championship for thr *J4th time iJ.jT lW «r Orlaan.) School Kenalora. football loams In the country-| % ^ S l u S - f a * ! Ornnitt? In ten Year* Y A R D LE Y V E N E T IA N IIL1NDS The Fed* will leave Sanford at other day Joe Imui* received a year* tonight, hut If Jersey Jersey? Su« ™ **"rr Bow* ,Ncw • Ueoritia .Tech ami • K aw aa-turn-, „ ow, „ r|Hiron Joe Walcott Walcott can can take take It It nway away Alabama ( 8-.- 0 I v* i e x a s j * riuinii cheek for $1,500 for a ohc-mlnute 1 America’* Most Beautiful nntl famed i_„ i, •« v " i m w ivu i »• •>< the »»•.- ...... . Ml-1 — Joe stint a* n guest on a radio pro­ rVniOW CTOWa* r t . , r.f rnmmnrM »t.n. Aluminum — Cedar — I'olUhid Aluminum In rihl\n|V^ J * ^ f l S w a #mi c h *m,>or ot Commerce »un- from h im -It will Iw one of the' Methodist GW1-1) v» I’vnn !f°C o «h ^ t f f s 'o M h o .Seminole* gram . . i Tonight he’ll be paid Aak Me For Free Kn.imnte K shined moreover, supply the hr- ring1 J s, greatest upsets, H»w|. stadium. rt-Mary conditions for the two Iis already beginning to eye the off at a considerably higher, rate P. W . S T E V E N S -- 617 W . Roblnnon - Orlando Louis Ira* ncvctthole** told ln- (0-5-0) Kvrry i n d i c u t i q n — team*, team* to put the throttle *tn the Orange U‘\»! <Mi«nd)-Kan*a* . IlMS ^ j,, C campaign* that Hr ahead for some work that likely won’t 8 grid the fight a* short a* posnlMe, Phone 2-0729 weather and footing—Is for new floorlroard. (8-0-3) va- ,— Georlga Tech J 8 -1-0), wj|] n.make *everal *nu shlf’s s in lie much harder—A title defense 7 ...... - j— .-'.a n,lnfj n »m u w several 1 1 mate friend* he want* to make high* In football speed in the Bon To go with the blinding *|h-ci| "Maybe even one round.” . I.**0' ^—! •hl» lineup for the rente*!. Gan* againrt Jersey Joe Walcott Miami New Year’* contest. afoot, troth clolr* haw giraffeHi* public prediction I* a dig­ Texas Tech (0-4-0) v» Miami, narper> rtMrve center for the Th<* Imut figure* to gross about Georgia Terh—averaging 10.3 range. Bach starling lineup ha* (0). (8-0-1) tuut Mason will, open the contest $225,000 at the gate, breaking nified "I will win/ I pound* In the Une and I7*i ii?\iho a height-average of A crowd of nnprdximafrly IB,- , W U ^ B o w l (MemphU)— MU* |„i the pivot position, Bobby Hum. the Madison Srjuarr Garden resix-furt BUY larkfirld—wa* roneeded far the accompanying the phrey will start the game at th* rot d of X20t.fi 1.1 made hark in 187* pound 000 P«yl ” !r **T '•*?* »j---— . . | ,J, swiftest team in all. Dixie this weight average-. 1227 by Jack Dclanev and Jim­ righ* wing and Charles Aodcrwn, at Maitinin Square Garden for ' **'■*> •*e*»(>n. The Jayhawkrr*—witty DUk* ll»wl ( Birmingham! — brother of Willi* Andersen, will my Maloney . . . Of thl* thn A check of the opposing for­ I-null' only fight of the year, with ward walls gives a tipuff on the the main bout starting at ID William myl Mary (0-1*0 vs Ark- ••pen at thu spinner jwition. Kel chump Mill get the usual 40 per­ tic* stated that thc»o change* wilt cent of the net, plus a share of terrific velocity do Is- produced in I’.M., BST, nrol scheduled for 15 nivii* (5-1-1) FLO RID A STATE Thriur Itowl (Jacksonville) give the playyr* added experlenc;-! radio nod television receipts, the Orange Uowl Hassle. Threpi round*. 1 THEATRES " of the Kansas linemen—Center] The record Indoor gale is 1201.- Me- 1 id (7-2-1) vs Georgia nnd will Is) o f help to the Feds He’ll have to shell out hi* man-' W H IL E T H E SE L E C T IO N IS L A R U E In the ’48 campaigns. ager’s cut ami the not inconsidcrDick Monroe. I.eft Guard DonjOI.1 drawn by Jack Ihlaney and 17-1-0) Fletcher i* suffering the loss •ntilo training expense*; hut if Fnmhrough and Iwft Tackle Don]Jim Maloney V«-h. 2, 1027. ' " Bowl (Fjm»no. Calif.)— JUST A R R IV E D Bttingr-r—are ronvertcrl back*.; Public interest In the firfht, top' Collvge of Pacific (8-1-0) v* of two btirkficld ace* for !!«• eon-j he’ s trying to break the by*thc* teat. Andy Hears I* out with in- j ml mile record, he won’t have to Otto Schellbarher. the right end,! seats for whrih r«nt *'i0.(Kl, items Wichita 17-2-0) juries and Cstl Stncki will not wrfrk very long . . . This dept, i ha* licen named three times to more from the feeling that this Knlnd Hmvl ( Phoenix. Arlx)— the All Hlg-Six Bkxketball team.1nmy la- one of Uul*’ last ap; North Texas State (10-t-O) vst W In the lineup duo, tn a sevete fjK„ rt, ihttt. In spite of bold pre­ rase of inftuBiua. dictfcm* Tram the Walcott camp, ' ; urn named opponent. Hravictt player {n’ fhp starting pen inner*. OPENS 1**15 IIAII.VI ____ (Orlando)— End Flovd Cooper and Winy- , h n t J o r lu .y J m . WJ|| |Bs| about I.oui* bn* one of the most hrll-' Tangerine lki'*l line for the Jayhawker* I* Biling­ MATS- IC’e FIVES,- Hr n ',,',f,t " L hnvt’ fiv<- tounda. Uuls isn’t irt any er at 204 pounds. The Kansan Rant of all fighting record*. Wnl- ‘ Chntawlm ( 10- 1-0 ) vs Marshall !'?c,L L liY Coach Kettle* tii captain , the jiulrj.. 'tackle. Incidentally, hails from a colt has been up ami down (0-2-0) • Howl (Honolulu)— F »< *viii««> Iw w In tjda contest against Xli«» Olympic hockey fuss beL A S T D A Y F R ID A Y ! ____ _ __ __ _ m J Honolulu) the year*, and _so doubt-] Pineapple Missouri town which ha* come through Jacksonvills aggregation. tween the Amateur Hockey AsInto recent prominence— Indepen­ ful wa* hi* claim to lie matched Hawaii (0-3*0) v* I(elands (C-2- theCentar Jfarvin Mollnow J,** i soclatlon anil the Amateur Ath* SHIRLEY TEMPLE dence. with the champion that originally 0) elected captain of the team after Icile Union seems to tm spreading (Knit Ftanciseo)— FHANCHOT TONE « rt L i i i u u i u v i *s»3 in m .u h h j *■ *-"' ' -----— tomght’a encounter wa* called on] East-West Dick ’Crawford’, thr right gain'd the regular Fletcher season ami to the Hwls* oi gunlring 'rornmlttins the scales at 20.1 pounds. exhibition, until it was pointed r All -Star college seniors selected will lend the HunatoTs into action tec. Appnrently due Swiss group ■g u y m a d i s o n iitfil I .ntil*t* title I I f 1IV twas u n a at m l slake n l n l i P in t no ; by Ii V ItH ’ l I n l i()T l. out lamls* Invitation, Monroe Will-come In at renter at against ths Scminotcs., is afraid the Americas team* ! Hntlto) Uow“ /S"M Diogo)— an even 200, ‘ and Right Tackle mailer »what it was called. The Seminole starting llnepp, winter I Hrtting has lics-n light. O f-‘ Han Hit-go Hlnlo (7-2-1) v* HardJoe Tumllson at IDS-. After that Dick Bais^aml Hvaffv Tyre bV guw^R be a flop while anthe dropoff (s to End Marvin ficinlly the odds favoring Louis ili-Simmohs (K-2-0) Dt-i.fi Saturday Only! Small at 184. then to Fnmhrough are l . t o 10. Anyone ran'put* gusrila. Buddy Wetherlngton l" 1'! ‘ * whlVh "h a a^ h w n *^ Chris A.H.A.* which h** Urn »c Glass Howl (Toledo, 0 .) —New v, „ , „ Jcnjirn _i--n— nt ■>. the „ .v t«rMe# .ind ... ;to 184. and finally in RrhmdU Srt.no for a chance of winning • Double i ’ cnlu re • lively promoting hockey . . .1 (8-0-0) v* .Toledo Cooper and nyron Heard ot the haeher. the lighted of the light­ $5.00 on whether or not Walcott Hampshire rods. The Fed barks will include Meantime, the beat hockey show! **-iii«-s out for the fifth round, ( 8- 2- 0 ) weight*. at 173. R E D I’npoose How) (Oklahoma City) Don Deal at the blocking back, f ‘ he season the Rangers’ Except for 220-pound All- with the bookmakers taking the S E L L IN G F A S T — SH O P E A R L Y — Wentworth Military. Academy Holly Pie rey and Humphrey al L «te r Patrick night get-together! R Y D E R America Tackle Hull Da via, the udviiutiigc either way. the wings and .Anderson at the when the old-timer* who made (6-4-0) v* Northeastern Oklahoma As-mining I^iuls la still the average for the Georgia Tech L A Y A W A Y P L A N ------------------- Y E S WINS spinner. . hockey history 20 years ago came’ |starting forward will would lie champion after tonight, he will A, and M. (B-3-0) i hack 1«» honor .the -urratcil^ o f ; Great Lako< Bowl (Cleveland) AGAIN! 1R8 pounds. DovI* pull* ft up to p England for a series of exOnly 16 percent of Egypt’s them . . As Runny. Cook 103—tme ponnd rnofe - nmii ^ e hlblttonr'for which RT will be —Knhlueky (7-T-C) Va VillanOva 38(1,000 square* mile* are cultl- *aid: ’ ’Things haven't changed paid 180,00p ami then return to ( 0 -2- 1 ) average of the Kansas line. much. Wo still wait until lariter 1 vatpd. Din?* T Soaklng-wet with n towel prepare for a big summer out­ goes to lied and then we sneak' PJjone 90S 300 East First Sired Mo-Kuii Howl (Kansas City)—• wrapped Around him, the center door fight—if the right chal­ Goiter la found in man, some! out and have some fun." (’ layers from Missouri colleges va for the Engineers—Lewis Hooks lenger comes along. Ifish and farm almals. If all the major league player plaver* from Kansas Co Ilegal. —weigh* 170 pound*. Bwell Pope, I)cc. 13 • the left guard, pushes the indica­ Little Rose Bowl (Pasadena)— itt And Penn Will tor up onlv five pound* more, nnd Cameron (Okla.) Aggies UO-O-O) Left End Jack Griffin is 180. The Invade Miami Fur vs Chnffcy Junior College (On200-pounder* arc Right End tarl-o Calif.) (0-1-0) George Broadnax. Right Guard Y ' Basketball (James • Hoys* Ranch Howl (Abilene. Bill, Healey and Left Tackle Tex.)—Missouri Valley (10-0-0) Ralph Slatcn. CORAL GABLES, Dec. 5 v* MrMurry (7-2*1) All • America Halfback Ray Grape Howl (Lodi.. Calif.)— Evans (188) and Bay French (Special)—University of .Miami, - '4* , ____ _____ State (fi-4-0) va College of <100) are the speed Itoys for the paced by thy fabulous llolr Camp- Utah ■ bell who raeked U U 318 points i r if lr (8-1-0) Jayhawker* with the hall. Th<in 25 game* ns a frcHhmnn last Texas Rose Howl (Tyler, Tex.) former's selection ,as an._ AllAmerican basketball player speak* winter, I* edging a llttln further —Tyler Junior College (Ift-O-O) l ompanlim 1'Hturr far hi* agility. The latter wa* Into big time basketball tills v* Compton (Calif.) J. C. (0.1-0) Dec. 20 fast enough to set two Kansas year now It&l n suitable hoittf Silver Howl (Mexico City)— prep hurdle record*. Quarter­ court in the shape of the C ord W O R L D ’S L A R G E S T 'M A K E R S O F S P O R T S W E A R back Lynne McNutt pack* 181 GaliR -i Coliseum I* provided. In Randolph Field (Tex.) (5-0-0) vs pound*, and Fullliaek Forrest hreviou* years. Hurricane hune Mrxlran All Sim-t. rrnwri* were— limited- te ai>o-jtDm. 27 . Griffith three pound* rnon*, North-South Game (Montgo­ ] In .Georgia Tech’* expected 1200, but the new mint will accommiHlate close tt. 7,000 folia. mery, Ala.)— selected northern starting harkfield, Quartet hark To »w If Miami, une of the AII-Stars vs. Similar southern Jim Still (100), Halfback* George Matthews (105) ami Alien How?n «"*dh’* hottest football cm e n r squad. II 1C NT w "ina (X—one game yet to play)* ( 18ltJ, ami Frank Ziegler y.icgleriI , 'I* xupport btg . ... Fullback _ JH P „,...... ------time busketO’ lRIIN • J!fFREYS • SIEZAK (170) ore all track turn. ZleglFr the HurricW-* irnvy lsm*etl conceded by roarhes to Ik- the University of Pittsburgh, Dee, fastest starter ever to play for “fl. / « ' ! University o| I’enii-yl IJppy’fl Return To Sunday_& Monday! the Englneers. vanla, Jim, 2, for Miami ap|M-.i 7^-,- , B urib Imminent A h dick ering Fast tcatiis, fast weather, fast uiicLa, ami th ey an- "'dickering field —all add*. UP to a fast gnino fo'r’ dati's with other out of state R ickey Calls Meet ' . Kcnlurcd cxrlnttively nf Chargod with for the Orange Howl. foe*. * 1 Last .year's Huirlcanr*, rua-tt’i Rv JACK HAND Blood ed by Hart Morris clicked over­ BROOKLYN Dee- 5 GPl-Leo* WAINIJI ACQUIRE PLAYER night ■ ntidseason, on Jan. 21, Durocher’* return as manager of Fire! they dropptd their sixth gmne tlm Brooklyn Drtdger* appeared, MIAMI, FLA., Dec. 5 (/ll^-Tho In 12 start* to Stetson by Imminent today with .Pfeildenl New Pork Giant* yesterday ac.. 53.45 margin. The next night. Branch Rlrkey summoning hi* o f­ 'Iuired first option In buy Hr*’, with their lineup shuffltnl, ,th<-y Rasrman Jack Ifnrshnian o f lh’ were, j* different ball' ilulr, witt- ficial family Into a hurried eonSan Diego club n f the' Pacific ning 74-50 ami—they ran tlioir ferenee. Rickey I* expected tn time the Coast l-engne for loti) delivery by •ending Gulfieldcr Jark frialiam string to 14 straight liefdrc bow­ well-worn new* for Monday re­ and Pitchers jakc Wudu and MiCe ing 65-Ifi to Western Kentucky lease. v\l Hndnick. three of their farm etuli 1',' •V"' t i ' *' 4®“ ™"*mvnt • Rickey insists that Durocher, playcr*i, lo the west rnxsl tram. final*. They averaged 01 point* suspended liy Commissioner A. B. Rax Another pluyer wjjl go to San jier Kgine in thoir great stre.ik. Chandler for last season, had nnf Lmi Edwnrrls, « lanky center yot t>een *lgned. However, In Diego to-foie April 15. who played the last ' half of year* of lea* alorm 'anil strife, the season, hi the otdjl veteran la-o often walled until opehing Moaratn missing. He contributed 122 point* day !*cfurc formally inking the aI« to the Miami ciur*(! but- return­ paper*. T)m important'thing Is Dr. Chnrlen L. Pcrsorw agreemrnt betwrrn ing m e AIk* Kiiedman who ivor- a verbal OpLrmetrisl ed 220. Gerald Weinstein, 180, lllrkcy nnd the man many gagSanfnrtl Allantie Ilk. Bldg. Tuny Yovirairt, 135, Hal Schulor, stem rail ” hla favorite rrrtamn'Hoars: $-12 |-S • I’ bnno 2H * 105 ami Ervin llmcli, 53. Hnmn tfon projeel." V Hal. $-12 i’rislstcnt ncwnjinpfr and radio new material l« also nVJ^](hlo Eye* Examined • GUsse* Fitted olirng with half rloxCn squad mnn- stories that Durocher was gel­ ling bark hi* old Job,- brought Iwr* from the 10til 17 team. •■■■■■■■ mcmBhra nf the Dodger delega­ notas H4T0N tion hurrying hnnie from the Mi­ YKtOI HiUCUM ami winter meeting*. * . Sport Shirts Hurt Hhottdh. whn-mrrriagc^ the CARTOON NKWH Brook* to the 1047 pennant, hun­ ted Into town from hi* Rartnw Shorl-blfcvi’s from 12.93 home, Shotton did not appear h m H) at the winter meetings of the Lonif-xlcevcs from $13,95 minor* In Miami although ho nor­ mally duesn’1 mis* them. JauK , Rickey also summoned to a ScdT'tht Cnvu S h irt with zippur in nil-wool conference In hi* office* today •Chilli en Adults--SOe the three Dodgers eoache*, Cl yd# at $9.93 . . . tw o-tono gabardinou ot $6.50. Hnkeforu, ”Ray Blades and Jaka Today Saturday! Piller. T H E TH R E E Bhotton haa never Iwen quoted on his 1048 plan* but those rlase M U SQ U ITK ER S to the Dodger situation are sura he would like to return, although ____ he rducUntiy .took, the Job loxt [un; Smoke. Rfmch’ l year on a dajra mule*. —Companion Feature— .r.: . i Aa le customary Irt a Dodger i£ announVcraciit,. all move* havo "D eath Valley” been clothed in secrecy appropri­ '— With— ate to an atomic bomb spy story. ROBERT LOWERY Arthur Mann. assi*. ------- Rlcke/e■ Ullff* W i i NAT PENDLETON and power, who shepherded the. S*h Domingo Chapter ef New Derio) C L A S T IC G A R T E R T O R Wednesday night. Harold Par­ “JK88E JA B I^ Jackets -i : rott, the Dodgers’ road secretary ' fm .• , ;.r. ■; and clone friend of Durocbcr, RIDES AGAIN” 1 * .;• . v •. ■ - >■ hnstled home by plane In a hurImpeccable MAHLRORO -^tyling Here** Ug style fpc your lit tie frllnw— ry-up trip last nlght Only the Dodger form exe with wear and comfort, too. Made nf «ml Workmanahip. From $12.30. live*, headed by Branch Rick & M onday! faat-eolor Durenn yam -with four-plv Jr. who had scheduled a vl»U „ U I . V. ' 3 . <Tf .' , f s^ ( ; VS - j:_ . ‘ Havana, were left in Miami for heel, and toea, theae SPRINGFCX)T . teday’x closing session of the »Y ACi S O X aland repeated wearing* and , Sj£Fw% Minor U igiio convention which bussed with lobby and hotel room washing*. Gay cottar combination*. I * peculation on the Durocher 4asa. 39c to 65c 8iaea6to9J¥~’ { ' DuroM^ w a a J n f o rmecI by rJjSjjj-V ,. ’ >-r bry of Chandler’* offl _ the World Series, that he free lo negotiate for hi* 1 service* after the *er!e» Rlrkey illd not consider thet 'X . ' 1 flclent guarsnUm that J^o / / not he thumlxnl out again 1J l l l i ! Set FOR ||OY5 FROM S should take a step over the line; Q:'-V*wV sayl i In argument an un-' N M anh ifB iN B with ' plr*. ik 5 jSeminole High To Invade Jax Beach For Game Tomorrow Nite Joe Louis Risks Speed Rather Than Power Will T itle' Against Be Presented In Orange Bowl BOYS AND GIRLS ROBSON SPORTING GOODS I 1 1s; HARRISON 0 ’HAI I I Tops in Looks and Wear for Your Little Fellow • . . & . ■ -V ■ l : A . ’.f ■v ' —1 V . ... . 1- I 1 ■ I �HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA • "••'I'M B-MV,, U, V ' l ’v All Try <§■ Til* — T O P .Iktke and Mixlol ICE C tt E I’nrw A M (JinkI Anwnrtment . We muke our own Ice Cream, All flavors ' (Yale T ires) Tahly — Delicious — Healthful T I P - T O P 1917 Liquor Taxes Equal Those O f 1946 S E A T COVERS FOR T H E BEST ICE C R E A M ICE 4M Sanford Avenue FOR RENT OFFICE space In Metacb Building * I-nrge lisht office*. lewl.* ti-ieor•ted. all utilities, heat ant) lam -tor service furnished. Call H*i«llMr. II. 4 A. Dept. Store. C R E A M Phone 1218 % SEWING MACHINES SALES AND SERVICE Pert'* Hewlett Mack. Shop IIS S. Fbench Ph. 1190 RECORD PLAYERS and radio* for rrnl. By day or week. The G. K. 10 FT. double duty meat Musi* Bojt, HO W. lit 8 t display rale and compressor in Phono D53. good condition, new motor. Lodge A Son. S' EWLY remodeled store build­ ing. SOI Celery Avr. MRS. BROWN MILLERS Fruit Cake at Pfggly Wiggly * Tatde ROOMS with breakfast privi­ Supply._________ leges. .100 Park. Phone ISM. 'FOR 8ALE— Unitrock for drive­ ways and roadwate— Phone W A N T E D T O REN T ■1*41. . .APARTMENT or liirht housekJt'ping room*. Phone J l, Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. Park rJXF.nO FEffil)?— eomolete lire Hunt's Tniede 9**<i Phone 37 HELP W A N T E D ARTICLES FOR SALE Gaa apace heater* $11.96 up II. B. POPE CO. INC. • Sanford lluwling Alley want* pin Ixiyv________ __________________ _ ANNOUNCING the opening of the Modern Sewing Shop, plain and fancy sewing, altering children'* clothe* uml layette* a specialty. Mrs. \V. F. Hat*. * riett and Mr*. F. A. Wilson, 401 Celery Avc. 9 TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 5 07*)— Colleeflent fmm Florida taxes on l>cer, wine, whisky and eigatctr* _ Jil v standing just srivout at their 1940 level, •bevt/age dir­ ector James T. Vorclle reported today. Receipt* for the first rive mouth* of the eurrent fiscal year from all four levies totaled $14,303.901 compared with $14,212,016 during the same prrit»l a year ago. Alcoholic beverage tax col­ lection* In Novemlwr totoleil $2,278,1B4 which I* $7,042 above the yield of the same month a^ year ng». Heavy collection* in Octolwr had caught up the slack of three previous months low receipts. In the ftiM five month* of the year, liquor taxes produced $9,(1.1)1,146. whleh t* elgth-fenth* of one percent below collection* for the same period a year ago. Cigarette tax colloetlon* ate up 1.27. for the year to offset the slight liquor tax loss. The levy of four rent* h (ntrkage yields $3204*27 last month to bring the five,month collections to $4,802,070. compared Willi SI.* titH.770 a yeai ago. ________ Seminole County Court Records W ORK WANTED” CARPENTER WORK, -mall or large job*. Phone 680-W. W t l ll lt M t tiCRDk Tliioii- -. ‘ *i. tv. -Ills Irani., t. I*. l U g t l i . FLOOR SANDING * finishing, T i l* ) Jmiir. . , ! . .i d K- V I .'lU 'lM a) 1-10* • cleaning A waxing. Our pum-r r ||. 3H.I I l i v - I ) J ln p lit * - l o Kan* lr t | t !.f> ^ unit enable* u* to work where hint K. K ilr t in li, l-.tOMr II i t » v la n ill." c i l there ia no electric connectlo. I'li K d il, VV l u l l ) r l . n ll t o ' r i ™ I* available. 21 yen * experienr* Mdii'h Itr.ilt) t'o To ):t»(rt Me*>« fl. M. Gteaaon. I^ike Mary. FI* i m tr*U rti* m li *. K l- I, t< v)f A S * II* * . t | * VEGETABLE plant* for small POSITION t a* clerk, sulcfmin, J i. Illtli ) Alii Iti lit , c*rv taker or muse. tVvc car. Ajiir.li K.-tmli- II rld i Y*» I‘«*Uand large, arrrkge. Cabbage. ek'i I) „r K«.m'ni.li. t, Box J. H. c o Herald. 8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Collar.Is. Broccoli. Cauliflower. ,|* r c k t n in Je tn i t • !» » ttmWin Onion*. lettuce. Esc*role. Tom­ g T o - t v i t r I t. i lr vwi r i K m f i t * I. 10 l»u.tirtc!« Opportunities ato. Strawberry ti Beet*. J., W ____________ I I K I I I I * . “ ................. "onroc. Fla. Phone Bell. Lake Mot s RNIMH.H t o t . t l 1 TO. ■FIVE UUU21 JlUUKK. iw lly. furFILLING STATION.- doing nice Alalih-u., I:.mci L rtm IliiW .' nkthede, 2 oedrooma. ifS d'lvm, huaincbs, Will sell stock and >, NW‘ * . K n t l.Il.r * $40.00 per month. For uulck WINF. FOR YOUR FRUIT CAKEi eipiipmcnt cheap, 218 Park N•)Vliii|ir<-i tv i! i . i . I : m il i Miction. Call. Phone 9173. lllh ‘h Mn.nmtid.l l^ilt 1! ofl-l 33 at HOMER'*. 1. Avenue or Phone OHM. , [ {I*, f lt tir i >r*l« ill Wjffit i -: - 1; _ .i m*. ■ » I. ■ -- — — I * f A v t u n n i ' ! >v ■ ' *" j fl|t|k m iii INSURANCE General Electric automatic blan-; TRUSTttORT L’ n'* n 01 v' on"*nj T*i»iman. J K Jr. >m . m .u > v REAL ESTATE kel* for stwiilng romfort I art time. To service route o fi i^.u it. r. It ,t» ts u j - v F.ll.A. MORTGAGE LOANS • >i it a r i a t t r n U C t > candy bar nnd women** Tnm-1 m iir^muuU It. B. POPE CO. IWL ; machine* Good income. H Mfllr. . k. Da,.e> llr iM f X it. •*.. i RAYMOND M. HALL Realtor l^ .ta 13 ifnrt excellent No experience required. $345.-! Iia 1:1 " V 11 Registered Broker and 12 GA. Marlin shotgun, cxrcllrtit SM —- j i n . , llughc*. n . n l iBig . Trailer T,»llni. 00 cash needed. Write, give. .... Insurance Agent . condition, llo H - if it., . .Ii«*v C • U r t i .M. . . phone and address. Box J. M. It, i- 1 lr’ I, \\ ■■■ '-iM Km. 1 Florida State Hank Bldg. ■m1' Park. M 11 * l ‘»k It f i l l # %. Care Herald. ~ SMALL COTTAGE,, *4 e c * land 1-80 G A L Electric water healer. J u . ' l l . | j . u J t lk 1 (irra lT ittiiM 1't‘rTe.l N tlm s fJ.lR.il1 1 near postofficc Lake Mary, Electric Service Company. 207 12 SPECIAL. SE R V IC E S l. n it :<i tut ? 7 I ill, 1u fJr^sinW ult] $000.00 or car o f equal value. Magnolia Avc. Phone 101. H at?, llo t t f t r d J5 t t u s «i • 11 lot* at Elder Spring* for Rale or trade. 192b Dodgy truck, CONCRETE BLOCKS: 186-8x8x another for-part*. $106.00. 1931 18, 61—RxBxH, nianufcatutcil by model A coupe $106.00. Brown Chaptnart A Pcxotd. All for $10.R. Yatea, rt. 2. box 1H1, Elder 00. End of East Second St. Spring*, Sanfo.d, KENT A CAB YOU DRIVE IT PROVE 200 SltUILhLANDMOURIHON U'DRIVE-IT. INC.' FbDWBSB RADIATOR cleaning, itqiulrlng. for all occasion* New Rhdiitors. new core*. Wo McNKILL & YOST FLORISTS take off A install. Jimmie CowHlpe* Ave, Jo«t off Celery fnr* Sheet Mutal Work*. I’lmiio NICK SIX room frame bungalow Office ph. 103 residence ph. 610-11 618. with good floor plan, housa. in good condition, has -several i>x> GOLDEN GLOW •PLANTS. Mrs. 1 K r n p r f Radio Repairing. Expert _ tra lot*. George MaffctL Fred My ere, 311 E.'2uo Kt. • d IIEBT A. IV11,1.1AMS, Realtor CONOR RTF. *ewer pipe, M w I Raymond Lundqulst, Auorlatr SEE US FOB irapa. septic tanks, Mocks, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING " ’ Fhonc 7-12 Atlantic Bldg. Bldg. benches, stepping stones. Mir­ . AND TYPING . acle Concrete Co. 309 Elm A to. CrtEDir BUREAU OF HIGH-WAY PROPERTY. One . SANFORD and one qunrter acre* on high Phone 1336. • way with small furnished house, llfl N. Park i'hatui 180 Plcrfty of space to erect several WATERWITCH Outlward Motor. FOR REN't —Floor sander.” Easy Used very, little, hargain. Fre<l raliinx for Inromo. Total aciloperation. Reasonable rate*. SanMyers, 31f Kaat 2nd St. Phono Ing price $8600.00. fold Paint & Gt.’u* Ou. iliuno ■ ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor m r417-J. ■ 'i ■i . ■ ■*ip - -aw * ' ■■ s* 1*' ■ *' ' .103. Raymond Lundqui*!, 'Aaaoelala SOFA,-tapestry rove rod, excel­ Phone 7.12 Atlantic Rank Bldg. lent condition Girl'* bicycle. P. DOUGH • PLYMOUTH PARIS AND SERVICE O. Box. 208. f t c E L Y ARRANGED) five rdom Phone 1011 bungalow in good acctlon. icctlon. .Jh la sJk RCURY Outboard Motor — 109 Pslmetln Are. — property la already ly finjufed New 3.8 horse power going nt 81GNK and ran he handledI Ifor aHreaused-price. The best “ Kicker" Show raid* and poatara ■unable down payment balance . on the market. Write Box No. O— DEE'S SIGN SBftVIClC monthly. 29 Car* Herald. ,_______ O. 1>. landr***. Pher..’ 1021 ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Raymond Lundqulst. Associate ALIr-LITE Aluminum easement Cohen’* itndjatur •Shup for cul.tPhone 732 Atlantic Hank Bldg. Window*: Double hung alumi­ . pie*.;- radiator .service. |08 Sa.inum and steel casement wlnfetd Ave, Iu.i.tic .tS8 V.' 8 ROOM house partly furnished. - dows. Miracle C«ncre4e Co. MusI- m'II at once. Call iOOO-J. AUTf) HKPA1RIN0. =TtaB*a Gar309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335. ngc, Hunfurd uihl Celery Avn♦ ' a c h e FAHXf."4 room hou»e.'4 Christ nia* Gift*. Shipment ju*t nui-4. mile* out on Wc*t 1*1 Street. received. Mcsleratcly priced. S'-c Charles Gantt or call 779For Dt-p.-Adabltf Glass, cxfiuUlte allvcr piece*, _ W. __ • itovVUle*. Order* taken for doll, IIEFFBIGERATIDN SERVICE Call clothe*. Antique*. M*yme HodgI f you want a cheap home which (JANAS KKKRir.KKAllON o f ‘ Airport. will beat paying rent I hnvb ikin'South , _ __ a 1 »—- l. “ “ “ * SERVICE one — 2 licdrooni (iN-. ntuwn —» TREE ripened orange* and tan­ Ph. 670-W partly financed at $3TO0. gerine* $1.60 Bu. (118 Park. See JOHN W. I). MOORE Buokkccping sendee, pari time; Would you like to- have a D'.t pri Tsh T lowers daI l^ also, advice and assixlaim- on gn»*s Income on your entire Intaking orders now for CIFRIST* MH-lal security and income lax vexlmcnl from garkge apartMAS. Wreatha. Door Spray*, matter* . J. F. Dempsey, 300 djm cn ls—while you are living in' etc. STEWART the FLORIST. Magnolia. * Phono 9107. your own bofuc -on the same 814 Myrtle. 200-W.__________ ' - DIAPER SRRVfCE property. \VHY “NOT give a picture f^r For detail* of the safest ' “ maid See JOHN W. D. MOORE Chn*ttna*T It I* a lasting sendee" now hi Sanford call ou Four good Stont he* and Killing Sta­ memory. Visit our temporary write BABY VALET, Daylona le stock ind equiption* complete atudlqt and make your choice. ' Beach. Dlapcra supplied. ment from $2,000 We also haVe ahcll plaque*. Sec'JOHN “ Sara Newell, Golden Lake. Rt. 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL If you want a dandy 6 acre farm ^ii. Box H4-A. ,______________ —ideal for pasture or gejietal ATTENTION LA DIBS I farming with a good 7 room BICYCLE—Good running order. Make a one-stop service for all modern home, barn and out $18.00. Joe'Hauser, Lake Mary. your laundry and dry cleaning building*—all well fenced and need* by using your favorite 401n good condition — priced to HEA1 ttwitA. fiT good conditi un. Bcif-Sorvicc t.sundry. . . m IL 019I Magnolia Ave. Phone 818. THE HELPY 8BLPY LAUNDRY See JOHN W, D. MOORE 400 W. IS BL ■ Bsnf^il WIIIZZER BICYCLE, new, coat I have twelve gbod 2 and 3 b $176.00 for quick tale $125.00. Royal Master tirea are back again. room home*—priced from $9,Jack Horner, Tire Station or 250 to $9,000.00 — Thrte Me If. B. POPE CO. INC Phone 73. . completely furnished, two part­ ly furnished. LIONEL Electric train and Uni­ SANFORD Twautv Salon, telephone 1354 ‘ or Mary McMahon, JOHN W. D. MOORE. Rcatlor versal electric sweeper. Both telephone ISM. Permanent* all 220 Metaeh Itldg, Phone 73I-W. methods, starting $6 and up. 221 East Flrat Kt„ ' " Phene M il ________ 30“ DOUBLE Barrel, crescent ORLANDO Morning Sentinel. Or­ arms, 12 gauge shotgun. W. lando Evening 8lar. Call Ralph Walker. » 1 7 Mellooville Ave. • f REAL ESTATE-sWANTED Ray, 1166-J, • a r t ic l e s W a n t e d TAMPA MORNING TTHBUtNK" 10 ACRES good farm land, must Delivered to vuur homn bo tiled. Writ* A M. I««, 1824 Phone C-3108 or 29$ Pearl Street, Jacksonville, Fla. Co. 311 * , 1st. Ph. 966. ASTHMA—Frro trial. Nephron 0 A R T IC L E * F O R S A L E Vapor Treatment has helped I'LL BUY your rar regirdlrw of thousand*. Write Nephron Agcy. SW EET Hamfin orange* '$2.00 are or rendition. Roy Reel, * » Box 406. Wheaton, II). biub. R. w. Lord, Phono 788W. 9nd 8L W. 14 L05T & FOUND WANTED CLEAN C O T T O N }RE FIXTURES, FOUND—3 goats. Owner call at -•frlgerator*. aod« 1212 W. 3rd St. H U IL D lN fftotT h i’* out of Cit” ity. Priced to sell. Phono 1176-'W. table*, booth*, chaira, t| ■ built fixture*, freeiers WANTED-AT GNCfe- 16 used IB AUTOS rOR SALE" piano*. The Music Box, 119 W. 1st St. rhone_063._________ 1984 Dpdge Sedan, rcconditiun.'d ^ engli^ new tire*,, radlo^ « 2 6 , WICKER doll carriage. - Phune . Phone 1297-W. ICKI 438-R. 1940 CHEVROLET l ^ o o r lcdan, 3AL. and 146 gallon table a----- HEDTAv S nTE&T' .1 4 8 GAL. very good condition and at. .the water heaters. Electric Bov right price. ‘ ' Morri­ ]1 Strickland Company. 207 Mag mills g ir l s WANTED. Laney's l> n ii • eke Cbmimny. son, Inc. Pin,uc 200, Btiwrv Ave. Thono 10L Write or phone collect, Douidin Mfg. Co. Volusia ly Fair Grounds, DelantL 980. 1*4.18 l i . Ifc, IT. INK • 4 I M»i*11» u t»l*l lU m iK I.o im - I M J i l l M l i - l R - ••iu »u : hi >t i i m » roi J t ^ w l f in H i' . 3ri!'*- * >lA(e>«l>; O B H i II IgHta 21 dtM 21Ite r., i f . M ill Rfi p f a f l l , l*«!ililii* . 4, I* r lt ix H im K 1wiit 1 l i f t . 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Ihr Tittl »l C iiln y la ln t In said htrrttlbt-d hy law, llt r r in t a il ut th r f u ll B u i u f J u d e n it n t Mm* »H l hr rtiittwl aaalati >mi hr d>faul|. ■aid C«nn Ihlt Kilt w sH ifH rilr O P. Ilrrmlnn A t Ctsrk ef Uld Corf l •. |lr D. t< liuntirk. tic thMAId • . , r.VCE SEVEN �, f ---------------1 !---------------- -- -------------------- J' — ---- - J ......... . _____/ • V PAGE EIGHT THE Artist Has Power To See Room As If It Were A Picture SAN FORD H ERALD, SAN FORD, FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1947 F L O R ID A .MARRIED 3 HOURS LOS ANGELES Dec. 6 0T»)— [Small Bargee Lines Soil Conservation Wilson, 09, says he has been Stressed To Youth John married to the asm* woman for Rap, Law Asking a #7 yeara hut hasn't seen her since OMAHA, D . 6 -UP)—The n•TMlWO. for soil conservation will not be ICC Regulations brought home to the people until Wilson finally got around to Republicans Plan l(M<lliia><l un P a ,, It!**'-) vvney aid program for Franre. ILal> and Austria. A fight to slash the proposed J5U7.LOU.OOO expenditure to aw a* »-'tO0.MK),OO0 was premised n the House for Monday. Other developments In Con­ gress included: • I. Edward Brown, president of - the First National' Rank of Chicngo, told the Senate Ranking .'ommiltec there should he no eduction'll feriersl taxes "while we are In this- Inflationary pec rlod." Hrown also is head of the eurrni React ve Hoard's advis­ ory council of private bankers but he emphasised he wss speak­ ing personalty in opposing any considering proposals • to curb tax cut now. 'the committee la oaiik credit and installment buy­ ing. Si. Secretary of Agriculture Anderson opt-oacd before a Sen­ ate Judiciary Subcommittee any effort to set n legal minimum of the amount of wheat he should withhold from export in ordrr to provide a domestic carTyovet of grain Into I94H. The subcom­ mittee is considering proposals to continue export controls. m lip UAL BOY Lit TIEW / YORK,—<VP»—Climb a flight of stair* in an elderly brirk Itouae in Greenwich Village. Open the door and you come into the home and workshop of a lady of courage. She la Oorthy Romalpe, who learned how to be an interior decorator by t«lng a Janitor. Some yeara avo tragic cir­ cumstances compelled her to earn a living by taking rare of two houses Previously she had been an artist—an "artist who couldn't paint,” aa ahe put it. "It aeemed the black-«t nerlml of my life," ahe said. "I had to elewn rooms, acrub stairs, stoke fumarrs. I was numb with end* lesa fatigue and despair.” Troubling her spirit most was the fact her labor gave no outlet to the creative force she fell within her. “ I was an artist faced with th* THI KNTIRt PADS SUIWAY SYSTIM WAI PAIAIYZ7D when French workrn walked out of three power stations.! necessity to earn a living, yet Here, crowds Jam the curbstones waiting for buses—th* on* medium of transportation left A few hours after Inexorably forced to create—in this picture was taken, th* police succeeded In removing sltdown strikers from the city's electrical'generating' tom* form or other,” she said. plaotp, enabling the Farts subway system to operate again. __ (International Radiophoto) ’ Rut if o q c channel is blocked, the creative forte of an artist WASHINGTON.’ Dec. 3 (/P > must find another 6utlet. Mrs. A proposal •that tl«e House cut Romalne found hers In painting, M any Injured M acArthur’s Plans Red Plan Rapped repairing, furniture and redecorat­ the Administration's $597,000,000 emergency foreign aid program to ing the two old housea. Not Stated By Aide . l / . u l l n n - r f r i v a l r a i l o s a r ( I s s IIs s m i, . m Paa* « • » » "I learned I could makr a $300,000,000 came today ^ from at the earliest possible moment haired at the yale. but a spokes­ picture out of a room," ahe aald. Rep. Jonkman (R-Mieh). SAN FRANCISCO Dee. 6 UP) »'“ t we regard it as dangerous to man- inside said -there were be­ The . dlacovcry changed her —The time of' Gcnaral Mae Afth- **»• I»*curlty of the allied ■ m ~ "■ I— "ed nations Jonkman announced he will lieves! to be many injured. whole life, and for that ahe la ur'a homecoming and whether hr •"**. to* P ? e « « f the world as Still grateful. offer a formal amendment to that Traffic clogged h ig h w a y -t may become a candidate for the M CTUflly misleading to the 'Tragedy makes you go for- effect when the aid bill, now be­ around the farm, impeding move­ 1948 presidential nomination are Germans themielrcs to pretend ward," ahe said. "You have to— mere setting up of a central ing debated by the House is-open- ment of emergency equipment. matters strictly up to th# general ck there's nothing to go-bark to, jna himself, says his no. 1 admini. ‘ P*™*® *ortrnme«it would result rd*(o amendments next Monday. The blast occurred at 10:30 A. strator in Japan. • ■»Yoft have to Iw daring." *n b alin g the division of GerLittle little ahe tested her grow­ * ' In a speech prepared fir House M. (PST). Lt. General Robert L. Elrheh ’ . .. ing skill by redecorating the Within a few miles, flame* berger told Interviewer* yestrrrrench F o r e i g n Minister apartmenta of her friends. Her delivery. Jonkman contended the Bldoult prepared a stateproblem was to do this without a Slate Department has overestimat­ shooting 100 feet into the * air day he had no views on either '*eorgrs nient that France would accept matter. large esnendlture of money, as ed the needs of Italy, Austria and were visible four miles away. Elchelherger hvada the Eighth Anglo-American plans to raise her friends weren't the type who France. Hr said the Administra­ hire companies from nearby Army, which execute* allied pol the level" o f Indi Juatry . in .. Gerbuy furniture bjr the vanload. _ "But- every artist loves a tion's estimates were basrd^ on communities were rushed to tlm Icy In Japan, and I* returning to i m*nX—« r ranee obtained auffiscene in an attempt to localise the hla command with hia wlfo after c,ent guarapt*** against future challenge” she said, ."and to H»ph>«*td fatu-" ; . *■ two month* In Washington, • aggreaalun.. fire. Move M e result* with small The Senate has passed- a $597,* "Japan la pitifully weak.” he . Hldault Haled two' principal means Is thrilling. The expulsion ahook homes and Is ... no _______ ejianrs* French conditions: said. “ And there ____ ___ "An artist has the strange and, 000.000 hill aid to the three F.uro- buildings In a wide area. personal power of aeeing things pcan countries, as asked hy Pres­ The county fire department that the Japanese are Just pre- . Allied control of tho steel proaa a picture. When 1 entered a said that the largest tanka In tending to like the idea of De- during, ‘coal-rich Ruhr, the Inroom I could ace the elements that ident Truman. But chances that this field hold a million barrel*. mocracy. They are sincerely try- duatrlal renter of Germany. A treaty "similar to that pr > made it blurred, drab or un? the Administration will ' get House Th* tains source said it was Ing to follow our ways.” Considerate treatment of Japan pooed by the United States govharmonious. Rut by simple changes approval for anywhere near the reported th* explosion . (sit one "may pay off a lot for ua some eminent. " In the justoposithm of * nbiec's ol the largest 'tanks. new color patterns, re-doing old amount f i ' desires were dimmed Th* El Segundo tank farm la day, unless we muff the ball and |• -Marshall in hia statement said • pieces of furniture, choosing further hy the attitude o f Rep. on* of the largest In South­ ilrop it into the ditch," he added.; Molotov “ has spoken almost dally t |on the need for a German gov-» lovely lamps and eliminating use­ Taber (R -N Y ). He said the $597.- ern California, hut most storage rrrnm«'nt.“ less and ugly things I learned to 000.000 asked is "lo o liberal." tanka are underground. ‘I hope," the American areput harmony, rhann apd person­ Taber Is chalrmsn of the House French_Police Orders , e i . y X i a r e d 7 “ h 7w m now he ality Into a room. Appropriations Committee and a* Everglades Park precise regarding th* creation "I found that beauty la not H 'm U la a rS lio m I' m , O h I of- conditions which would make merely a matter of cost but of such wield* powerful Influence on the amount of fund* voted by l lw t S w l from r»a» llaal ter day by the natloJal assembly, a central German government a taste." the lower house. living reality and not a pretense." Gradoally Mrs. Romalne con­ the House for any purpose. Ills two paiti in thii ways ' In his opinion, Marshall said, verted this hobby into a fulltime romntittee will begin work next - Part one: today''» gateway de­ . Tho new law is aimed at breaking strikes whifh hava the principles necessary to en­ career. She Still specialises in week on appropriations hilts to helping people of ioW-hudget In- back up whatever winter relief dication. with Governor Millard F. idled more than 2 ,000,000 worker* able a German government to comes who beauty In their program may eventually b* ap­ Caldwell describing to more than tor almost three week*. function effectively include: •no "need "i Police oporK-JI an Investigation surroundings” but haven’t time proved by Congress. "Thu basic freedom fur tha 4,000 listeners tiow (he establish­ or talent to do their own decoratAt the House went on with ment of the 454,000 acre Ever­ of a bombing last night at the individual: the abolition of ton­ sreneral debate, Ren. Mason glades National Park as the 28th home of Communist la-adrr Mau­ al boundaries, except aa delirnrice Thor ex in suburban Choiay- (nation of occupation areas, with the hric-ahti ras of dusty (R-HI) assailed the Administra­ the ----free . flow auction rooms in I-uwer Manhat- tion’* entire foreign policy. lie s i k Ii park in the nation came Le-Koi. A grenade exploded be­ no hindrance ------------- to — — Imrci was of peusms, -idea* and good! praised side the house hut Th< tan she turns up Inexpensive bar­ said he will oppose the proposed about. The Governor gains,-‘finds many fin* old pieces Marshall cU* and there wa* throughout the whole of Ger­ long-range program (ho.; who rook part. Joseph J. muJ ."*• of furnitures disguised by rout* for European recovery, hut favor* Lawlrr. third aui.tant | » . » m * . t e r l ^ ,Un" ,,' r' No ° ,Mf W*’ ’ many; and a'elenr determination of the economic burdens the of cheap paint. emergency *|d to relieve actual t German people -are to bear." "Having no money taught me dislrrss In Europe. *7 — general. wa» the next speaker, af-| Today * turner faiurc was The secretary put _blountly to that It Isn’t the price you pay— Harking hack'to policies dt th* ter which tperjal portal crewi be- second in Paris this week. I’oIIcj - It's what a thing is that'* Im­ late President Roosevelt, Mason gan to rtan 600,000 letters bear­ cleared sltdown strikers from the Soviet, French and Rritiah portant," she said, "and I don't declared "the mess In Europe to­ ing llie new Everglade* National six power plants Tuesday morn­ foreign mlniatera 'the ouettlon: ing ami gt>l power on •after a “ Are the members of this coun­ agrea with people who helyachn day I* laroelv of our own that life Is dismal.” making" and "stem* from the Park rtamp through cancellation blackout of several hours caused cil prepared to create the con­ Her own creed—taken from the Bnwaaemrnl policy of the 'In- machinr* and the rtamp went on by a strike of electrical work- ditions under which German ,po­ litical and- economic unity can , New Testimenl—is painted over dispensable man who headed tale at the Florida City portoffire. vf*• • • Thl* two. Tomorrow', principal, ™ . * morning, "»»"« ng. the power failed f.ilrd become a reality?" her fireplace and give* her dally thl. nation fdr I I lonr-vear. and i directed our foreign relation* dur-1cpn!mony #t +;Vrrgladc« City, I*1/®, A- M- J»ul c,nw hl“ 't comfort: _ Ing^thaj it time." ,wh*n Governor Caldjrrll will for- ' l«k 4*'■ mjhutM in -some pgrt* BERLIN. Dee. S-U F i-N on hBml oypr k ar„ to of the city in top priority hulld- Communist parties today denounc­ The Marshall Plan. ------------Mason as­-serted. calls for the United 8 tates Interior Secretary JullUs Krug. i"*» »• radio, telegraph ed aa a Communist trick th* SoPalestine Fights to "bleed Itself whit* to furnish T h o 'c* b W t offlrer wlU In turn and news wire relay cctfier* called "German People'* Congress" Power line* to major factories which will open here tomorrow lifeblood to a patient who perrtst* |ntro4jUfe president Truman, who iijMiisMiv o n , i*«a* Uni * in following a court* that con- wlJ1 f |ve , , 2 t0 jr mJnule ad- apparently 'remained down, how­ under auspices of the Russian 'estimated by Hebrew papers at tjnually taps hia otrength." . ever. sponsored Socialist Unity,Party. drrM on conservation. Congress Is ft> elect a Germors than $4,000,000. In support of the bill. Rep. JaPresident Truman’* talk will * The subway company said at Other first it had managed to get a man delegation to seek audi­ , 'Angered Arabs demonstrated vtts (R-NY) told the Rouse that and MBS. 2:30 P. M.) few trains running at stow pace ence before thfc Mrejgn-ministers •gain io Egypt and Lebanon, Iwl. "failure to enact It will result in be nationally broadcast (NBC only 30 minutes after the shut­ conference in London. Communism taking over by force of the aeven countries whose rep- the government* of France end speakers will Include Senators down, but later announced thal Th* Social Democratic press Claud* Cepper and Spestard L. retentativrs will confer Monday in Italy thhi winter.” the first traina after the black­ charged that German Commu­ , Holland f i t Florida. He denied the meaeurv would, Lawler handed album* contain out did not move until 9:60 A. M. nists, with Ruslan endorsement, Cairo on means of “ defending The key industrial center of were packing the Congress to “ bleed this country whit* , aay-1 )njt th, new stamp to Governor and liberating” Palestine. which St. Etienne, near Lyon, wn* elect three leaders of thrlr own Ing themaximuni wheat ship'caldwcU. liiu g U ^ t iu a t w 'H u fh the United Nations voted to cut — ^ -------— --------------------" ~ - Ii reported virually In the hands petty as delegates to Ixmdon. lr ' l ',f 1 «»• Mt c xceed Em.reon, “Florida City PostmlsThen, this* reports said, Rus­ into Jewish and Arab nations. Tim 00,000,000 iiushela while the pre-, tree* Ann* U.Xh*p<A*n and other of Jta (jO.OOO atrikere, with strikj British arc to abandon thru »ent voluntary conservation pro- officials committee "Police'' »rid to bo In al*'* V. 1«. MolotOV would pro­ ( to the other foreign minis­ * 'r**dJr h** 100,000^. Governor Celdwell declared control of streets and newspaper* pose League of Nations mandate next ters that the** Communist* be ad000 bushels. I establishment of th* new there. year. mi tied as spokesmen for all GarHep. Lyle (D-Tex) urged P**-1 p*rW was tha result of teamwork A'third striker died of wounds Recruits for an Arab expedi­ aage of the hill and aald he de- unong state officials, the legiala- suffered yesterday at Valence many on the peace question. The leaders of Germany's two tionary force started basic train­ plored any mood of fear on tha lure and publlcmlmled dtlien*. aa the teault of a fight to re- biggest political parties, the Soc­ part of Congress. “ While there arc 28 park* .In occupy a railway station. There ing on grounds of Syrian schools. ••What th* re* rest of the world the national ayateiA," said th* were- similar attempts at Be- ial Democrats and th* Conser­ M oney donations and volunteer* needs is a .spark of the spirit that Governor, “ thl* park In future stera, Narbonne, Perpignan, Mar­ vative Christian Democrats, sharp­ poured in. haa made America great, he said. yeara will ill upon th* top rung seille and Carnoule*. The effort ly rejected Commmunist Invita­ tion! to attend th* Congress. ‘ Bom* 60,000 demonstrators nu-i "We have perhaps the greatest of the ladder and will bring more succeeded In Carnoule*. Tho Socialist Unity Party’* In the center of the Lebanese opportunity of history—to sand visitors to Florida than any other A train and 16 cars were de­ Communist leaders than Intensi­ Capital of Beirut protesting the not cold dollar*, but a gift of of the slate'a attractions.' railed near Tours, without serlotu fied their efforts to round up re' partition decision. Arab sources friendship to the** people. casualties. resentstions from labor aald 8,900 men and 63 women ire, Uachtra and f; ■ from Lebanon had volunteered MILAN,'ItAiy, Dec. 6 UT>- groups In all son** to give CIO Gives Okay Movie Writers to fight partition. Stocks plummeted In ’ Milan to­ meeting meet! r an all-Germany eomi lUile to disperse dcmunstratoV* IP n lttM i i m r , i , Owe) day, touching o ff a riot by a Ion. They announced that even ( C w l l s s r S t r -w ras* O H I !.CIub-wislding police were unbald by th* House Committee on mob whleh stormed the itock former Nail party members will Cairo, despite a government taken by I.ocal 2HH came as tho Un-American Activities in Octo­ exchange. ba welcomed aa "noyr considered hlbition against such maul- Union and Carbide officials re­ ber. # Small uaden. apparently pan tatlona. Moslem brotherhood turned bargaining negotiations. They contended that the .‘ com­ ke-alrickrn over the prusjH.-t »f t*‘Thla‘ le th* biggest bluff ever tgUf 'cmiad off tb# dsul­ The union’s contract with C if- mittee waa violating their Con- paper lossi* of mill ions of lire. attempted by a political party, blde, which operate* the huge tra lion. dilutions! rights tty inquiring in< Invaded th* trading pit *na chas­ “ Tha Social Democratic press gaseous diffusion plant for. sep­ Homo 200 police with rifles to their political1 .beliefs, ed out the operator*, to.nporerilv said. "It 4a an attempt by the machine gun* guarded the U. aration of uranlum-336, expiree Dmytryk Is a motion picture halting butintt*. Police cleared Communist* to gain dictatorial emlutssy In - the Iraqi capital ' ."We received a wire from Mar­ director, Blbtrman a director- the floor, hut th* demonstrators power.” * ! to■ pprotect It t ft The American, nritish and a p p in M i tin Wagner, our International producer, Scott a writer-producer, gathered outside and ,»crearned French military government! plan­ Hack such ’os waa visited era. Dmytry and Scott recently Invsetiva. " . 4‘ ned to tend observer* to the Con­ resident In Washington, author­ U. 8 . Information aarvA spokesman for the bank ing th* strike If no contrac. were dlamlaaed by RKO Studio, ,' yesterday. Trad* unand the other* Sr* scenario writ- of Italy in Rome said no new gress. cancelled a demon Is signed by‘ Tuesday,” Terry Lardner by 20th Century Fox, factors had, arisen to cause the declared. The union official sold there and Cole and Trurobo by Metro break. Tha drop in price* 1 of Pete Cooper Leads were 84 points at dispute between Goldwyn-Mayer. The Other* have ■lock* has been under way la Mi­ Golf Meet With 68 no regular studio contracts. lan for several days, and t bo and nalfa were rel- th* union and Carbide and that position, of a peculators holdii non* of them had befp settled. r quiet, although an Arab ORI-ANDO Dee. 6 01V-P*t* / JAPS CONVICTED ■ has become for |higher p:rices ‘ ported bombed to ilcalli A company spokesman confirmed Cooper of Ponte Vedr* “ GUAM. Dee.'* (A')—Three for­ tenable. \ there were a number of points port city. Tha three-day mer Japanese army officers were S to ck -ln ^ fist Motors, which took an early second roui general atriko ran out Its at dispute and said, "W * hope ‘ i by a 0 . 8 . military bed reached a Mgh of MOO lire to reach a settlement in th* ne■ ■ ■ In i’atcstlns. an American filer who a steady rise since -the par 68 to match, his troop* acre 'on •the goUatidns.” 'jjs dropped * on the Rome armistice, In s mss* meeting last night, i and give him 1M with In Palestine, .although it ot iSui* market from" the Ni ov. 6 quotation her* of th* union voted to a quarter of the field * Moslem sabbath. Armored the % By GORDON B R 0W N _ AF Hpeclgr Washington Service WASHINGTON Dec. 5 (/P)— Small barge line operators, many of them from Louisiana, hava protested against pending legisUation " they contend . would put them under Interstate Commerce Commission supervision and pos­ sibly drive them out of business. The bill, supported by the com­ mission. would give it authorlt: to regulate all shipment*, by raE water, highway, or air, of dangsroua or explosive i s ' commodities. IAlthough though th# measure is pendIng In the Senate, by agreement a hearing on It was conducted k by th* House 8 mall I this week Business Committee. The opera­ tors contended that alne* they hauled large quantities p t pet­ roleum products and sulphur, they would be subject to the bill and placed under ICC regulation. A. D. Henderson of the Amer­ ican Association of Small Busi­ ness, said that the small Inde­ pendent contract barge lines r present virtually the only unre­ gulated carriers In the country and are th* only group, making money. And R. A. Steigler argued that the proposal "can oaly produce confusion and overlapping of Jurisdiction and Oral coats mon­ ey." "Mora expense*," he said, “ mean higher freight rates * and that will affect every business­ man In the United State*." II. B. Jordan of tha. Canal Barge C o , asserted the bill "with the addition o f a few words would bring about complete regulation of our Industry, and ‘'complete regulation would mean the destructlon o f many o f us.' H. J. Collin*, Marin* Contrac­ tor. said h* feared that "If w* are regulated by the Interstate Cumuu'rro Commission wr would have no business.” Frank Perrin, executive assis­ tant director of the Office of De­ fense Transportation,* supported the bill and said its purpose was to place regulatory authority over transportation and packag­ ing o f explosive commodities un­ der one bureau. He contended it was "no at­ tempt to put exempt carriers under ICC regulations," would have no effect on operating right* and wrtild give the ICC no authority to fix rates of the con­ tract carriers. . J. W . Welln Assigned A s State Patrolman J. W. Wells, ex-Marina and for­ mer member' of the 8 L Petersburg Police Department ha* completed his course in training aa a 8 tato Ilghway Pa Highway Patrolman and has beep .signed to th* Fourth District — — hicn inrfud which includes Seminole County. II* will Start his patrol duties Dec. 20 In this County, it was an­ nounced at the 8 h*rlfr* office this morning by SgL Bill Norrlt. Patrolman Wells was greeted this morning by Sheriff P. A. Mere and invinbara of hia staff and waa assured of their ftill co­ operation. He succeed^ th* late L. C. Render who waa klljed •In an accident on We* First ' 8tre#t. ...................West He revealed that he served 20 months in th* Pacific Theater with the Marine Corps, Is married and served aa a policeman in 8L Petersburg following his discharge from Marine duty. MOONSHINE SLUMP WASHINGTON, Dec. 6 UP)— The raobnahinlng Industry, run­ ning counter to the general busi­ ness trend. Is'In a slump. Th*. Interal ReVneus Bureau today appraised the value of stills, whisky, n'ifrf* end other equipment sslid m fro m moon­ shiners between July 1 and Nov. 1 this yraV at >417,989. In th* same period o f last year, the appraised value of such seliures was >718,989. months compared with M i l l ‘In the same 1948 period. doing something about their long. it D taught in . schools _ .. below ------- the ^ separation yesterday.— He filed * suit for an annulment on groundf Muster of the Boll Conservation of fraud or a divorce on grounds Society of America said today. of desertion. " I f our schools are going to In hi* sufi agdiirt Ttllle Schlaurteach children bow best to live and be good clUxens," the Milwaukee off Wilson aald they were mar­ man declared in an address pre­ ried In New York city on May 4, pared for the society'*, annual 1900. Ho waa inducted into the convention, "they cannot leave U. S. Army two hours, after the out this matter of soil and water rcremony and nr»Vr heard from her again, he stated. conservation.” "Not enough of our citisens to HUMOR CONFIRMED day rtcognixa their responsibilities for the conservation of our nat­ WASHINGTON Dec. 6 .U P )-. ural resource*. Thl* can It* traced Undersecretary of 8 l*te Robot© directly to th* fact that these A. Lovplt said today the United citizen* were not taught that they 8 late* - embassy In Moscow hat are totally dependant on produc- buying spree." l«ovctt told thi live land for their livelihood. Betides proving toil conser­ confirmed report* of a "Ruaslai vation training In high school, it Senate Appioprlation* Commit, is also necessary that “ more col­ tee that a telegram lust received leges and Universities provide for from Ambassador Walter Bedell basic and advanced work in soil Smith indicated “ panic buying" and water conservation,” the "•cause o f fear* of a change in the value of Russian currency. * aodety president declared. Almost every state aa wall at about a doxen foreign countries were represented at th* second annual 'meeting of the aodety. Reuther Says Ford Is Pretty Decent Sort DETROIT, Dec. 6 UP)—Waller P. Reuther today termed Henry PonI II "a very decent aort of a- cllixen” following an Informal coll by the Industrialist on thy president of Ihe^CIO United Au­ to Worker*. " I see no reason why we should not have aatisfkctory labor re­ lations,” Reuther said after an hour's chat. "Individually, I'm willing to meet him half way. He he was willing to do that too. "Our choL waa vary .aaliafactory and very pleaeant all around.” * PordV vialr to the big UAW CIO headquarters building In midtown Detroit apparently came unannounced, and resembled a similar casual call the young auto executive made on CJO president Philin Murray In Wash­ ington last May. BEVERAGES . . "ALL OF THE OLD FAVORITES” for YOUR HUNTING TRIP n BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR 112 Wral First Street Phone 8fl0 • Strong -- Healthy 3-A Grade New Hampshire Red CHICKS Two Weeks Old . I . at Day Old Price* - — Hunt’s Tuxedo Feed Store Corner Second A Sanford Avenue Phone 3SB WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR USED T I R E S __________ _ >1.00 up USED TUBES..... .................. $0.75 up S a DAVID SMITH. Tire Department ■. '• ■ . ‘ •>v ».• Distributors For GENERAL TIRE wtd RUBBER COMPANY aJ a • -•* ,*- i ■■ * \, • erk a a tsk with a 66, shot i l l vtsterday and another today fee to * U e l« I « r W ,4 A trio of 69‘i added to Menwere bruised In their haste to tic*I 76's yesterday gave US'* avoid the invading trader*, who to Mika Diets of Detroit, John hurled chairs and overturned b*?ch?*_A A 1* 1* ■ ‘t-J ...r..‘.L f j i. . •' j " ’ - . j }* - j FH FOR RE-CAPPING SEE US v» E '£ — r' * ' , t-*.•tsr.T ---- T P �— ■M IV . . : THE WEATHER In Unit! There T» Strength— r*rt)y rlotidi smi continued mild this afternoon. Innieht ^n<l Tuead»v. Moderate -i.i.ll’ Vfl) wind*. T» Protect th* P « r o of tb« World: To (bo Progress of Ametlea; To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER '• vo lum e tfxxvil! Molotov Asks Ten Billions n i Established 1908 . Snow Cuts Phone Service In North SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY. DEC. 8. 1917 Associated Press I^asrd Wire NO. 276 Senate Studies All-American Defense Pact Red Efforts To Reds Accused Block Relief Of Insulting Are Attacked U.S. Official DES MOINES, Dee. 8 i/D— Thirty-four town* In north rentrnl and northeast Iowa were cut off* from long iliatance telephone service today following .now, elect and high VanclcnhcruSaysMcayesterday arid last night. 'State Department In­ Romanian Police E n ­ Red Minister Gives wind* Meanwhile, then- wa* up to sure Could Not Be ter Homes Of Am er­ sists S t r i k e s In Russia's Demands six Inches of anow bit th>ground at acme point* In n" Thwarted By Effect France Arc Aimed ican Military M en: On German Output not (tut n Iow a from Hioux City to Mason City. Illghwan Of ParalyziiiR Veto French Strike Dies < A t Influencing U.S. A t Big Four Meet were haxardous but open. The Northwestern Dell Telephone WASHINGTON. Dec. 6 </P) W A SH IN G T O N . l)rr s - dS — WASHINGTON. Dec. fl (/P iLONDON. I)*r. 8. (/Pi— ForCompany, which placed dam­ thr Senate ratified tixla) a •Ign Minister V. M, Molotov Dallas W. Doit, a 'Slate Depart* Official rrpotl* that police in age from the latest storm at Itraly pledging mutual action an estimated $60,000 aald aome mrnt official, said today Commun- Communist •dominates! Romania today listed four-power control h* thr nations ol thi* hemiof the isolated towna were of (hr Ituhr and rrpral of Ihe iit-inipired ilriket in Fiance mav searched the homes and auto­ . sphere against *n> aggressor. •hose to which nervier waa rut economic mrrgrr of (hr Ameribe aimed to ditcouragf* Congreti mobiles of ..United Slates dip­ off by .imilar storms 'a*, ran and British rones aa part W \SHISt.TON Dee. 8 fd’> week. The. company »ald the from voting emergency leltel for lomatic and mililaiy ofltctals were of thr price of Hotlel sxrrr--i ii t i n t \ aitrlenbei g t Hcumulative, lolal of damage ( that country. saent fo unify Germany. made public today by Senator Mtrbt *-.-rtte<l indat there from last week's and yester­ Dort. department adviser on reKnowland (R-Calif.). is "no psroll/ing veto'* In LONDON. Dec. ft (/P j-F ot-^ day's storm* would amount to i lief and rehabilitation. Agreed with thr Inter*American Defense He iaid be would tell tbe Sen­ about It 00,000. cign Minister V. M. Molotov to -, (real*, u II came before the leveral icnaJor* who suggested at ate that "our diplomatic and mil­ Senate l»r rallliralion. day Hated $10,000,000,000 rep­ a Senate Approprialioni Commit­ itary i personnel lias been pushed 'Vandruberg declared it la aration! and repeat ol the eco­ tee hearing that the French Com* arnuitd" in violation of oidinaty up . (or rim**tiler at inn at "a nomic mrigei oi the British and muniits had that purpose. •ignilicanl moment to dediplomatic courtesy. American ronri at the price nf tii..n->tr sir lh* solidarity of "They (the Communttlt) have Knowland told reporters he first Soviet agirrnirnl lo ihe economic this hemisphere." Ihe Iresty not told -ui all their plant hut I learned of the incidents on an provide-* (»r litinl action nnilicalion of Germany. think that it a very good infer­ overseas European inipection tup against aggression in Ihe Under wctlcrn pienuie. Molo ence." Dort md. and that a cable from the Amer lieniivphrtr. lor detailed Rimia'i demand* on Ihe chairman of the SenSenator Hayden (D Am .) had Kan minister in Romania, Rudolf Germany for the firil time unce a ir - Foreign Relations Com­ said he believe* it is the "delib­ E. Schoenfield. confiimed these DETERMINED T«) DISRUPT TRANSPORTATION, lion.. r'..mniuui*i demonstrator* put tip a .,*a-t mitter urged his colleagues foi'.’ ign minnlen* council erate purpose" of the French instances: (viewL. .lutvide the city at Alharin, I'nltce in fi.nc *.em *t<ondislied tin* block nrt.l cv.ihl -,i|n-r. put lo ralitv promptly. Ihe Fiery Battles Rage Communist* lo makr thing* look convened Nov. 25. I. Romanian "secret police" up by the agitators. Ilsrriraibng tin* highway* wa. i.h*- of the latest m.-thudi implijT.I t.y the Colli-j agreement, hr *aid, offer* He coupled hi* reparation* deIn T el Aviv. Aden as bad a* possible in that coun­ twice, seaichcd the .home nf j . muni.tv as they sought to overthrow the De tia» wti government-_______ tInt.-iuatii.tiwl Rmliunbul.il 1 lihcerfuL__eucuutjgiug and mind, a reiteration of -previoin happy ne«*i In a wsr-aeary And In Palestine try to lhal Congreu will abandon captain attached to the American world whii'b I*, cioping. amid £ Soviet figuiei. with an attack up­ the Admintlration's relief program. military staff despite protests of con»lant 0 ml multiple alarms, on British-American plan* (or IIr ASSOCIATED PRESS Senator Knowland (R-Calif) said the captain that his wife wav tnwurd thr tunic-* liy which economic revival of their occupaAiah trader* converged on Cip­ he thought so too. men Inc In iilniotia refer-* * "expecting an iq^nl" and could , lion area*. The*e, he *aid. were ro today to decide how the/ rliri- I** I{It*-’*11 . c\rti't-»e of The Senate committee is hold­ not be dirlurbed. the tile |io«Ct artn III Ihe "aimed at the liquidation ol Ger­ will oppose the partition of I’ ll- ing general hearing* on foreign ", A rar carrying an Anierlcn*i I nili-il Nalnut i, t jmli-nlicrg many ■* an independent date." eilinr. already tlainrd with blood relief. It will pas* on appropria­ flag and “ Secretary Ferguson of tinted rli.il ihe If rail pli-dgr* tion* for that purpose if Congress the American legation" wav haltJhe Soviet ilalrinent came allrr o f AS prison* killed in nine day* it’ l l ( Inn c**me to imp J>iiiiiHiv mowing. Im.lril it thr \|u Ilie- toini* in ti|inhllr* lo act eventually approves, a foreign nl by five men, including » uni­ uq_a Luo third*, lute lo Jrt* __ U. S. Secretary of Stale Manhil! ol communal rioting over the aiH program: — iritiuiLl’irr. and tbr aJoiiuLiisiadc—gutn lit liit-bcmot v*a. i html . formed policeman, and Ferguson ankr iaiuliiito* against an ag* joined the Bnliih and French Uniled Nations* detjiion. At lent • . llir Imwtii'K Win ■il***u bv i -iumii oi i- toi*.’ In- *•'m 1**1 Dort was before .the commit-, was questioned “ at guu point' inn gre-'or, » Decision Hy ('in n it repie*entative» in a thtee-pow*r 216 had been killed in the Middle lee aa a witnes. |r*l*r*l Sxnla'i final, *\lnlr hr ilnrw tlirmen of i.imfy lr> ill* in Mini and then detained 20 minute*. The Question of the Fttnta Court Wonl.l C.uisr 3. Home* of n *erge*nt and a gaily rqitnn’Cii luitlir* mlr .Irm-alcii buytlc* sod won lo ’ iiv pure! meeting lait night. East. WASHING IP X De. R t/V)— Communists' aim* ramr up afta.• Molotov's statement appeared s-.ilili a’ M’ rd no thr !T-lii liman** llav* moliif "i llltirl, in*! ill tl*-The lirry battle of Tel Aviv several committee members ex­ lieutenant ott the American mil* V A -To Dm in Funds I hr Penile, n’ kril |o .ippiove Itary staff also were searched pre'tv nirmbtl! of lllfc Sfl'lWiilf I liyh Stnool |tr(» npuif ton! *>n |hr to bring no change In ln*t ipring''* wa* renewed during the'morning pressed doubt Congress should "bv secret pollc#.'* a lira!) providing tor mutual stand by the' Rusilans, which ♦r rilisci In iv i him «it-l rsmrt WrXSHING I ON, Dcl. ? t/I'l * ilcfcmr Meanwhile, reports from th* by Ameman rutions deadlock the foreign ministers' and five mote Jew* were killed. vote million* for relief if the lilffl luck slnitlntf, "Ssotn r'ln * countries to receive it are not Communist-dominated G e n e r a l meeting In Moscow, Hr said the Seven Arab* and a Jew wete Hi* Suplfliie LDili I igjeni lodiy i g.iilnt .lggiessioti, was luld tots coitilnir^o Inttn1 ' Confederation of luibor (COT) cle|m to war damage* should he killed m oilier action* during lh* going to help themselves. d I* -icucw .1 dr,t-.i.*o wltiib ll**- day that it rotilaju* tu* paralyrAt til* pier -in*;* fi* .i*d i.t Thr Administration is asking had revealed suffered * sharp paid over 20 year* in Tnduitrial night. m-fiil float wit I, its ".*ii*iw“ , *-i Intin*■ t>r|*ritrnent imtlfftifi would mg veto. $607,000,000 to help France, Italy Selhark when * two-day strike equipment, cuirrnt production. oil linu*i> all i -jiilv for Idhi iIiip r'-ptitf llie Veiei’ ii.* Adnmiiilr,. Bloodier even than Palestine and Austria through the winter. > rdahri II ar<Iri#4 «*« Delia I*>i Vjildrtibrrg (K-Nfidi) German asset* abroad and vari­ to the catn* 1 rffnit* nf loom- . . i . .1 . Senator MeKetlar (D-Tenn.l wai the little Arabian tea colony ous service! made Ibis oloiout iririciue to I**-m „f the i.. v ctoti *.f Scmimiie i , h' of Adeji whgre Biilith , military commented on the French strikes r ol ilie_l*ig fiower Itifih H*;li-- i1; Ttiou-aii-l- *.f |i* *. f n - ' dor "I Nalnunl V fs n c Ituina's and added; foirew.controlled tha situation *(• pie Janiin-.t lb- int’-fionti I'hiI* i.tfr Inot la |ur |u’||i irt veto rn the t.'inlrd Nationv ** he "I want to help them, but I Avenue ted FirJt Street -to joo* 't perwns.h*^ U en killed. * d *, nt l0 h#lp them’ if they I be ilr* ition I'V tl'C l ’ S. opened ilehite on ratification of ___ a . . ... . A_- _ __ 1 Al "- _V L_k_L 'Jewt? lr .«r“ Fr our __ other i ^ ^ going ... _____ ■ I__ i hi- nmeee.inn. II ffH(tlfetwtfl .*H II«Ht I TV* * D n n ‘ D n l i i v t A n ‘- 17V of ■ them Ui throw away thetr $500,000 In Tb*- white rind Seiiiltmle Migb t ii*nil ( lilt III- Clin Igo, the g*»vNearly sustenance. ” H O i> H n n e u r o n Ipcrtom died e*[|ier in Syria. D*AvF, (»'*(*!* Srliool Hand with it» liigti trp emmeol in -uni. Ferguson (R-MIch.) put 27 Varieties Sold plug niiijorfttr'i Iu«t the |MI Ii.ll ||.ilrt!t|ir$ |t» In paid out of V T an n a U ir r ls P a a i i r f . British informed the Unil- in Senator that if the French ■peophptayiim iimppy marches The ,|ie National Smi. f ile limit are going to starve because At Sanford' Market l l t a i t ■>< v n t l a l i n u a w P 1**l* a ♦t r»» \ 1 i V Rr ASSOCIATED PRESS pifil |V|i tlqiiait fnllAv. *-i| In prr- i- , i i f i n , ... „i ; their msndsti* over Palestine May strike* reduced their production formation. The,, tbr *«."*» W ,fn» l" ,l",n' ,’ 1 WASHINGTON* Dee. 8 U D - 15, making way for tbe Jewiih "It will look at though we didn't Pearl Harbor dav, with Ita hi! i*ni*cri* a it t i m u iinririil la-HtnU lorollH't(VC, with ilollai- 111 .CXiesi-tif lltf fltcniiutirs ter memories, wa* givrn n *uhJACKSOW II.I L, |Jc* H (.ajin An atheist mother's fight to turn ICmllaws •• f*a* g lllm dueai observance l>y American- >.*11 ^A'.nlni movfntrnl of hlotxl> LgghHW Vi W mid DAV sign- **u fianl. retiginui education <;1***ea from state and ilt Arab counterpart. » •n Illinois public school goes lv. Great Britain lias controlled the yesterday. l produce *bowcd .* iitb-ttnlul in ' " li Ihr tjccirmn 1 mrt pvettuled, At the Hawaiian base Itself. , . .- , t , , ; i .. The leniistieally ileroratrii fl**nl mil ( origtc*’ ilnA not Hipptv fore the Supreme Court today for strategically placed land linee tbe Large Bear Is Shot h i m ; in'.-, s f/pt— brief crrenionlea for * group of 1 ilitnub llir .Ini l<-» dav*. nf Klwsuir sponsored Troop o of a final decision. * old.Turkish empite "crumbled in I'li.im i^-gi. iimg $266,066,139 By David Carpenter tigHoy _ Smuts followed. * I ^ 'he*’ at!. 1 ^ iiilllqLi jlie 1 it’ ll Irss than ' 200 were held lo mi I ami eonlltiin d im|W'vr|nellt to . Mrs. Vashtl McCollum ttppcalwrye fit 1 ill. Hie t’ llthppine open air'chapel in view of thortnlinge l* mdiialcrT l*o ihe tm ibroiaiioiU pf -itinll pines form. -Depyilmriit raid "llg- fiiuil. will W ii li.r u ig e ' iiintnluinn in the * ed to the high tribunal to halt the first World War 30 years ago. David Carpenter While in Vol­ harbor where six year* before the such classed after Illinois court* Thrre are neatly twice at many III n lamping ■n-ne for the ...ui tillrm.slr lv lie too rd l . default on -fv iiiiiii(.Im i ttib-tl June .10, the modish* future. * arrording mnt a .ml . muprire « « , bimil.ig M ■ refuted to do so. She said they Arshi as Jews in Paleitine, but usia County hunting deer with Jsnanrte struck treacherously. weekend rrjHiil'. letein-d is llic Olhi t Mniit^ iibli fl th«* jump $ iM h is. brother Charlea of Osteen But the snnlverssry—riTiirring . 9 £oM.iliM rroip ...I 1-tility in its* se, threaten to break down Ihi* con­ the Hritiilt have leilricled immigra­ Thursday afternoon suddenly Jacksonville idlt'c* nl Flout!.,. day ___ ... ................ ......... ...... for the first time on * Sunday fill-men ... keeping the sw.-irm f , , r “ ' r ’ 'M-‘-«.»•"!• ;*«• I i-.itu l .-in .o i'il r e p o t i. stitutional wall between church rtt« ifd 1 11,961 found’ himself ’only 20 feet from j gave opportunity for many Anirr Stale Matkrlt Truntto Iiffrrintt' YOiinB*t«'t * nHtiiikT tori |r•rt* |*4*FI r *■ I •In and state and, I f'allowed to dcveU tion. • I h u w lHU«-firlji»y »f | pitvnlc. |n, large bear. With his first shot |Iran* to observe it in their place i’ ll "When Ihe iword apeaks, »v. *■ claims m the op without limitation, will deauction itpeiate'l bv I ml In Sfiiitli’ri truck. . Santa tTaii«’k distributed ....... a Ifi.lHVt j.-dir ' i G o o u l io I.UI i l-'io l atrio*iijt $ 181,661,811) "were feat the purposes df the public rrything else must be silent." said he killed the hear which is eiti -1 0f worship. . Pre-ildent Truman IV rc e ‘S u ir Fatmeta* Maikrt than ♦iahl <r«te* f»f rnndv Vfc. Adolph H. .Sjlmfiiti*- filed j.lonc with 767 public p ro­ tbe exiled Mufti of Palestine. mated weighing between sou ami attended servtrr* In a liltJe school. pel ly Holm* totaling $81,191,329, ■"■ died inIUI3 in a Jat The classes are conducted in H*j Amin F,l Husseinl. Hr mad*! 600 pounds. Tha carcass.ts in cold rhapel at the naval submarine et iged 7.00(1 field cralei per il-tv Sunfoor- smalt fry. the i O f the pis*-tie property claims, Champaign *clfoot .building* dur- this comment at Cairo- whera hv storage at the Bltemore store at base in Key Weal, where lie wa« for a gornf - p all ill the week, the Hanford Merchants A----- military pti--on -ramn. and the spending a -ihprt vacation. 111 lied f-u i total it w ^ n o i *■■ f>s» F.taMt Tltr Vetern/f** X.lmlnutratbm, I,tH*I met with Arab leader* from Rau- 30B Hanford Aveune, iillti. 11(1 then presliled on n.e pure* ranging from $2 l< * $r* Varpenter families are looking of. the Tourlir p - mi. i ai ling umb-i i tegulation apply- of'S 1 7 2 .n tJ amt actual payment* (F*itlR«Fi m f i t * lUfMt An unusual number raid tri­ 4f'*•it11*x•**+| "w l*A$ir I*1rh111 forward to h i m fine meals of bute- to their war dead In Ar­ llie Ppmpe no Market bandied an ' n#«i omi i >mhit : ittg* in nv»‘r «h* -i beer aleak. 41 full* 11**1 nil l,6«f tmeMl j nlijli Giiiliriil L» pay Mr- /nAnVf* lington National Cemetery here Mathews Is Elected Peter Schnal Trophy . Colli* Godwin.’ Sanford fireman The day waa not art aside ex­ iiiMtifIIIv f**» a BUnrnntrnl Strike Ocartlini* At am! hunting enthusiast, today an-1 pfr|a,|y j„ Manila where the Japtotal of 12U m-'.oth i. mill ll.eti'l*. Altamonte Mayor IncrufiNo Authorized To Be Given Tonitc non nerd •j*!1 wa,k*r I ■hew? strurk almoit fimultan**- Hurry Bohson’s Slorr roiiliuu.' tb- mu nnotmit month* At om IMniif Nrara hound, give birth to 13 pup« «n * n «i,tiBM *•« »t«« In Bnilroad K a lis l\ n- brng p In lived. Official ■yetum* . from the AlThe Seminole High School Cel Wednetdty evening. j — :-------------------------I h Bobbed* Of $H 0 If nh."hrd - f -.1 1 'u ...........o l' • o t b HI I” IF Tenn Dec >t l-TO tamont* Spring* election in which erv Fed football team will be on f ( ||H I t f i l l e t l l i l t |*nR f I ‘ St k i l l Col. *ir“ E- Mathew* wits elected tertalned with a turke-V dinner at ttuskirk dioh ■ WASHINGTON I» . R I * . ■ W ill. . III-. tllk ” .lestlllne for r‘ iif*r)inu * hWIj® ItUrrilftt** CmnnieFfT Von j.nnn r m w.rrkn Iir mie- or th* as mayor on Dee. 2, Indicate •he Longwood Hotel bv the Trt the papa dog. about It," he told A t Lake Mary Home I'd. by polks* -if bBving robbed inic.ion today *uthnri(ed in Tito Kitfns MHilary that he received 17V volet to 61 Hi-Y. a girt*’ club of Semlnota the firemen this morning. “ I don't atomic bmnlt tdanta here little Harry pobson's S|H»rtlng Good* rmssi's in first class pa* cnger vote* rec-flved by hta opponent, High School, tonight at 6:30 want to distract Major from hit tiuue limn 21 built* distant, comJ. D. Morrison. >\rilli I Hungary nniiv an-1 union negotiator* took Glenn Carol Van Ruskrk died Store last evening, of 1811 In rash fares on western railroads -mid in o’clock. hunting.” A W. B. Ballard was elected at •l|i to-l-n the top |*«ur -the unipassenger m*rh fares on tlus Nr« last and a numhor of artirlrs. Among the 160 player*, teach- .Hunter* of ducka, the aeeson suddenly at 8:30 'o'clock Entry was made, according to York. New Haven, and llarifiml V town clerk, assessor and treasurer era and guesti wilt hi; Peter for which, openi next Monday, evening at his honP Jp i . ■■ HUD ATEST. Ilimgarv Dec 8 un’n 2-Wenl blanket wage de­ with* 166 rote* to 60 votes for Schaal, publicity .director for Sil­ were today reminded by Countv Mary where he had lived for the police, by forcing open s floor It nill usd. % H P) lliingnrr and Yugnslavlll mand * , Mr*. Harriett Steinback. "A - vet; 'vs.-'ri’ ns fat apart aa The increase effective on all ^iKnt-,| * L'U-yrar-old millver Spring* and former __aporta Judge K. w . Ware o f the Federal past four yaars. He came to connecting thr Knl.san stole with The following vote* were eaat rditor of The Sanford Herajd, ruling which set* the starting leke Mary from Binghamton, N'. the empty store room formerly lines oberating west of the Mi- j inry nv,ia(„„,,. t „ nlv which vi i. the i.-.lr on that." said . Clyde for election of Councilman: who will award tho Peter Sehaat Ume at noon Instead of sunrise Y. and was a member nf the occupied by Florid* Fqshions. Siwippl River amoimte to ' ■ 1 Ring tv.-mir.r Mmshat ,Tit« said L. - Tertv. piesldeitt of union R. J, Bundy 108 Trophy to the playerf selected on that day.' The ensb was taken from' the percent for MHVrl in sleeping n,’'M"ninv tiini|>-r cgpllnig-ille, (ntpeil ten-fit 2 *8 . the negotiations Presbyterian Church of Hnntrosr,' 166 as the most valuable to Ihe team. E..B . Brown cash register. Among nrtlrlra re- P*r't)r ' r,,ra. l..-l«,-.-u the Gas, Coke and ChemPa. ' . nlistir slated from fishing In 176 The^ Sanford Lion* Club* will Charles Benton ...... )i i| JVurkei Union and Carbide Mr, Van Buskirk la* survived ported . missing- «i«- two. wrist TOMATO BAN This Iirings these charge. . ... troubled wntin," J. J, Ms naan ............. . 171 have*rrprrs«ntatlvra there to pre­ and r'ailton I'Ugmteall Corp., NASSAU;' Bahama*, Dec. 8 by the widow, Mrs. Fannie Van watches, valued si $10,96 rsrh with llie rate schedules nutburired Yjig'idavin ha* n-uuiitm li.-nty ft. E. Puller I6T sent a trophy to the player selec­ </P>—'The government announced lluskirk and a step son, I»ui* and one hoy* two bolster ley gun for first rlass travel In U.c ea i will. Hulgntii. nud Tito- -laid an were return* 162 ted 'a* the heat blocker on the today that a ban on the import Gaylord of Albany, N. Y. Tbr set valued at $lfl.60. R, ,E. Hoffman - ........ .. "The wage inrrease matter will last June. . other of Ihe kind would l*’ cou­ Clifford Gilbert ...... . . ... 161 team. The "morons" nre aim sus­ Im» one of ibe first things takenremains will be sent Tuesday The coach fare increase g.ant­ ch idl’d will. Ilwtiinin. of tomatoes Into Canada imposed - 72' „ X. P. Warlow, Jr. ... afternoon by the KHekaon Funeral pected of recently rnhblng the ed Id the New Haven involves n Coach Carl Kettle* ami hta as­ (All four slates have govern- ii|. tn>f*y," Terry sold, adding .... 70 sistants, Fred Ganaa and Tim Nov. 17 has been lifted. A Mrs. B. D. McIntosh, 8r. Home to Milford. Pa. with thr money box of contribution* t>. If. prrrent hike nyer Ihe |.n-.-nl nu-uts dominated Ijv. Communists (tint lb*- . o.|w*ialioti, which operA similar ban on okra, one 68 Tyler, will award letters to - the .. L, M. Ander* ......... the Zon and defacing rgst r«*oma roach fare rate of 2.6 cent-, p er and alP hr.-’ In Uic Ilu.tiiin are-T^he-ii'ice gaseous diffusion panring, of the iSrtmory Income producing '6 9 players " " B D. M c litW » K rJr." ’ ^ “ilnnlli Ih. liMnt fn. the rovernmcnL had and intertnen t will be held there. atI tha *Information mile, raising the ralr to 2.876 sphere). and wit] announce the cocrop* on the’ Island, waa im­ * 63 C. L. Horne "offert-il u* a hub- in the way of cents a nillr. captaln* of the team for tha yrar. posed at tha same time but '. to (0 R. F. HesUr an inrrease, hut nothing that wa The New Haven Railroad «* « Dtck Aiken, the Celery City decision haa bean reached by the MRS. KUDELL'S HIM) IIII It Elisabeth Faulhaber served aa tenor.‘ would consider accepting." Included among the 60 eastern will render several vocal DIES Canadian government on wheth­ Clark and J E. Curran, Jessie carriers which were permit led to ■elections and will be accom Frispds -here of Mrs. ilarry er to relax tha embargo, the Harris and J. L. Griffin aa in\v. ii . W. TO MEET increase Imth coarh and .pullman h'udell will regret tn'lcam uf.llic panied by Roger Harris. government •pactort at the election; AH mcndiers of the Woodmen fares an average 10 percent last death on Saturday of her hrotit­ summer. Di s p l a c e d p e r s o n s er, Jire Creull, who died at lit* of tbr World-a fa -urged by Dis­ COURT or HONOR NEW YORK. D ac. 8, (A V - ► A Boy Scout Court of Honor TAX BILL OFFERED home in Newport, Ky. from in- trict Manager H. J. Finch (o at­ a business meeting to b* luriaa sustAincd in an automobile tend WASHINGTON. Dec. 8, (AV-- Senator Smith (R-NJ) told a » ill »*> held tonight at 8:00 o'clock FREEDOM TRAIN One of the oldeh churches in this Met mu is the Baptist Church in held lone Tuesday evening at 7:30 NORFOLK. Va. Dee. 8 <iFt_ accident A Legislation to double Individual church-sponsored meeting last at tha Episcopal Famh House. on Wednesday. Mr o'clock. Income tax exemptions waa draft­ night that tha United SfaUs Various degreaa will be conferred. Geneva, formerly known si lie bale llmney Baptist Church, and as An estimated 80,000 persons tinn­ Creutx, who was $8 years old, has should open ite door* Immedlataly tha most outstanding of which cirding to Mrs. David 5prcr of Geneva, it wa* organised on Aug. (5, ed out Sunday to see the Freedom only one other survivor, snolher ed today by Rep. Case ftt*8D). It would raise a tingle person’s to “ a reaabnabl* number" of dis­ will be the r*nk given to IB75 with 10 members and with the Rev George K. I'owell as parlor. . Train bearing the nation'a-prlred sister, Mrs.-Al-Rcliwartz of Heileexemption from $600 to $1,000 placed European* outside the Alan HetuL top honor "At that lime," u i 1 Mrs Spert. **17 articles of faith were drawn historic documente but only 9J»7B viep', Ky. were able to get aboard due to for a boy scout. and a married couple's from $1,- immigration quotes. •pi and approved by llie chu'ch. Srmce* wete held in the homrs of the the slowness with which the crowd NEWSPAPER STRIKE “ We should then lead In tb* 000 to $7,000. but would not members, but no tegeLr tenferrmc* *crrr held during this limr. Ori moved. CHICAGO, Dee, 8. (>T*>— ChiENVOY APPOINTED change the present exemption for effort made by the International July 21, 1880 a committee was# At one time, officials expressed cago's newspaper* today entered WASHINGTON, Dae- 8, UP>Refugee Organisation to organise dependent*. . Case aald In a statement that all members of* the United Na­ Prealdcnt Truman today nominat­ appointed to erect a house if larr. 1883, W. H. l-assitcr was the belief there were about 20,. their third we.rk. of-publishing-by ordained a* dearon. J'T. J. Bell O O O in line, moat of them having worship On Bept 20, 1880, th-. a photoengraving process Iwcause “ there must be an easing o f the tion* in a program for a percent­ ed Robert M. Beotian, c a r e e r cost of living and this la one age assumption of the rvtponsl diplomat, as minister to New Rev. 11. W. Lawton' WM chosen served aa pastor from Kept. 1, been thsre for hours. The train of a printers' strike, and the 1886 to. Feb. 18. 1888 when Mr. will leave here tonight and will pastor for the next year. Norristqwh (I'a.) Times Herald bility for the remaning problem,' Zealand, ■ way to help.". “The church was dedicated on Ioiw'np was again elected ,ia be in Richmond tomorrow. Scotten succeed* Arra Warren, announred It would be published he said. June 17, 1882 end at that dm ' pastor. recently assigned to Finland. by the same process because 36 TOtlHIST MEETING . 7,AN DERM FOUND GUILTY T h a i<ame, Lake Harney Bapstood near what i* the ureaent DR. BUTLER DIBS A FI, printer* did not report for The Tourist Club . Will meet A jury in Circuit Court Pntay work today. cemetery on Sept. 16, 1882 the Hat Church waa changed to Ge­ COTTON CROP NEW YORK — Dr. Nicholes ■' Wednesday evening Instead of WASHINGTON Dae. I1 VP) VP)— Rev. 8. F. Goire was elected a* nova Baptist Church on Aug. 1, found Walter Zanders, n e g r o , Tuesday evening as previously Murray Butler. 86,. noted peace planned, It waa announced by E. crusader and President Emeritus The Agriculture Department, In pastor. A committee waa ap­ 1890, Record* of routine confer­ guilty of aleating an automobile ROTARY CLUB M. Annitaga, director of Tourist of Columbia University since he Ita final report of tha year, today pointed on Aug. 6, 1883 to draw ence* wrre kept until 1891, when last spring from W. B. Hickson. , Tho Rotary Club will- meat t» up plana for a cemetery, thr bee*nap pf the b lf ItP tu . mem. ZamUrt ha* already served term* night at 7:00 o'clock estimated this year's activities. Tbe poetponemoot wae retired as the echool'a for tho Hhd" FIVfhd been previously do­ here moved away and the church at tha.BUU Prison at Halford, district governor's annual con­ due to g meeting o f the Pilot Club according lo Sheriff P. A. Mrro, ference, traMtawe* •> rape r**H> nate! by B. Debagnry. In Octi>: ■"'Tuesday evening, ■ N. J . Arab Heads Meet To Plan Way To Fight Partition Tremendous Crowds See Santa Claus Supreme Court To Land At Pier, Parade Thru Sanford Consider Ruling • On GI Insurance • Atheist’s Held races Hign w u riu N„loni ,|lfys wm)|d 4lMndttn ents Of State Produce Pearl Harbor Day Reveal Increase ii Quietly Observed In United States $260,05(1,1311 In Claims Filed By War Damage Board Geneva Church Is One Of Oldest In This Section Of Florida fM M M M xr& fr. ------- - _ .» 4 a -?• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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SANFORD. GE EIGHT French Train Wreck WEDNESDAY. DEC. 8. 1947 Beryllium Lungs Is New Disease 1 Members Consider s Described By Radiological Group Export Of Surplus S C O T T S T C R A P BO 'O K H ls H Y iM A S S o F T H E C A f iT llS te n thocA erys tiORIZOHfHALON/US IS U SE D IK TKL MANUFACTURE. OF C A M PY * By HOWARD W. BLAKE8LEE ASSOCIATED PRESS SCIENCE EDITOR > UOMON, D:c. 3 (/P)- l'riyllium lungs, a new occupational disf.r.f due to inhaling dusti containing the metal beryllium, were de­ scribed to the Radiological-Society of North America here today. Beryllium was a somewhat tare metal until during the recent war when it was used tor pipes in enplane engines and wires. ' ‘ >ll a lto h a s come jolt,'wide use in new fluorescent lights, being used to mix with the phmphors that coat the insides of the bulbs. It is one of tlse important m ctali f o r * atomic power plants. The disease waa described by I)r. .Stanley A, Wilson of Sa­ |Cmllaa*4 It*m F s i t Dm ) lem, Maas. He said the effects are tike tuberculoiia and that selves economically through ex­ ■some ■ P P victims I P H R Shave H P I been sent tended, expensive and InelfccUve to sanatorium! under the rail- did plans. We ahoutd plan our aid to other countries to as taken diagnosis of tuberculoiia. There are two forme of the to remain strong a t home, while Wry Ilium diease. One fs acute, strengthening free nations for ail from which the victims usually eventualities." The committee said the 9600,recover In a short time merely by staying away from the work 000,000 aid it recommends for •hops with the metellfe dust. Austria, France, Italy and China Ths other Is chronic, for which “is consistent with this policy." The committee said the task no certain cure has been found. Dr. Wilson reported GO cases of rescuing Europe from Com­ of- berylllium lungs from one munism "is not a hopeless one" place. He said that seven were but the impact of Russia on the democratic system of Europs fntal. X ficre_il . no. d an g er-o f catch­ must be halted "daring the period ing this disease merely by be­ of its weakness so that Europe ing near objects made of beryl­ lium. Only the fine dusts In mnnufacturing processes ckuae 4,050,000 Reds J CjoWN, OR. SUTSKHtT, IS A PE R M A M E H f DETAIL OF FA SH lO H AMONfl -fkL -KAYAM— Y/OMEM oF SARAW AK, Bo r n e o * m r Wf f£~f IvciT out T iy ih o pre­ fect of the Pas-De-Calals district, who hurried to the scene. The prefect said that up lo • 10 A. M. (4 A. » . KST) 1.1 bodies had been removed from the wreckage. ’ The prefecture said It had not definitely determined whether the dislocation cf the tracke w ss.de^ H n tk . The crash ocrurrrd at about 9 A. M. The locomotive, tender and four coaches of Ihe train, which' left Paris at about 10 ©’clock laat night, were strewn ©ver the right of way In Indraeribaldc confusion, Mocking trsf..flc ln both directions. Railway officials said th<j line paid be tied up Indefinitely. The prefecture said th e . train waa slowing down In preparation for a atop at Arras when the accident occurred, otherwise the wreck might .have been even __ j/ ~ C OAT. -DO C O W S, CHlCKEH? M A IL a m p o TK e r . F A R M A N IM A L S LIKE <rtE f£A TH ER $ 6F H f H E R ANY ^ E CHIMNEY SWIFT M ORE AN PEOPLE DO M o f B R E A K DO ? FROM THE SHEATH* UNTIL THE ¥ p i h F £ A ftf£ K S * A R E PR A C T IC A L L Y FULL CROW N* p ig s U f •W, VIU»S f o o r o Arras Is about 120 miles nortli of Paris and abuul 30 miles south —ROME. Iter 1 W >-Tlre Italian Communist _ Party roundly do pounced Premier Alcide do Gas perl today and declared Inks for 1dm to keep on burring l e f t ­ ists from his cabinet was o "provocation to disorder and civil p ar." In a lengthy communique la­ pped after a two-day macting, the Communists charged that it Would be an. "act of open hos­ tility" agslnst workers and Intel(actuals for tho premier again to Ignore the Leftist, in broadenlog his cabinet and would innun a "permanent division of the nation." It called for a nation­ wide "labor front'’ to fight Do Gasper I, ,...r ___ in the .communique* which called Da tissperi's middleof-the-road Christian. Drmocrai P arty p . dictatorship, "seekitm t© enslave Italy to the foreigner,' was a warning' that the Cornnrunist* have no in to n lio n 'o t TitamttimiMg i h n r itirw w m F M M war uf nerves of the government marked by still - continuing strikes, demonstrations and tydilIcal violence. The Communists iliamitacd col temptuously the rejwridd effort* by De ’Gasperi to- broaden Ills cabinet by bringing In membeis of the moderate iwft Republican Party and members of the anil.Communist* wing of tho Social­ ist Party. __Ths Communists want some, of Ahhlr-members and num b ers'o f t h J pro-Communl*t wing of flw SiAlallst Party Included in th ' cabinet, from .which leftist* wert, excluded last May. v y"Communist* s e n d ftuterual and fervent spfwal to all, sin e*re Democrst*. faithful to tho traditions of tho Struggle ■for liberation (from Fascism and the N ails), to unite to oppdse tho a t­ tempt to establish In Italy, f? oUgh dictatoishlp of tho Chris’tian Deraocrallc Party, « rogimo of arrogance, corruption, sociil Consrrvatistu"police vlnlenco ami sot lavement to the foreigner," K 's i i i s m s i» m r*a» •>«*) rating the clilb. He told of miracles" performed by Al Drynt, green keeper, in getting the I bole enure* in shape. Wendy arria waa ’diaem here h)^ her we of golf, he ateled, ami polntIf wet-Ah©- -puhllrity- given San. »rd by her references to ft on be recent Arthur Godfrey prorent. Clyde Terwillsger tol* business ten that they sfjmiid engage in Gif as a not too strenuous tort that would keep their minds sen' and their figure* trim. .Hr Iso told of New Yorkers who ns hsre to play a* the i are from Orlando which has three roorees and i Inter.golf m etis be­ tel elvle clubs. Mr. Pot^ r 5 o ‘rlT Jndh*urSSnu i WASHINGTON, Dee. 3-<VP>— t e T f r u r l T r £ j £ c j g g ? '£ ? ikred todjS ^a S i b U ^ m e n d erst to the foreign aid blit to rqsslre purchase of surplus oM : & W fW ^ Rep. Jack Z. AstderaothAIL-Calin, lalrnsan of Use California- deleg- Secret. ry-Genm! W e ,h*» ** planner! to visit Palestine and at the same lime announced the appointment of R«lph I. Bunche. United Nation. trusteeship expert, hs principal ireretary to the five-n.ttion toro- ld"’l re ^ rte rU7Mt"U^ m . me I « ; tat tome sueh amendment la ' Spokeisners for the citrus In. satry expressed doubt a t u sneetg with memtiers of Congress yestday that a provision Inserted ™*V°" ’V**"** ^ boning of the llnly l-and. Lie said he could star in Pales■ ,. . _ ,, *,ne ?n’y ' du>st lime. He planned to go these on a Irsp that »ri|| ufce him to Europe early in can prevent or cure eryslpelar, gas gangrene, pneumonia, acute peritonitis, the Infections coming from bites hy human teeth, and bolts and carbuncles. These doctors said th at the rays do not kill-the germs caus­ ing the infections, but stimulate Ihe body's White blood cells, and maybe other blood organisms, to "The strategy of Communiat attack and clran up the disease. conquest, added to the needs of Soviet planning for a n f t i war machine, demanded that eastern Europe would serve Rustle, not its own needs’ ~©r those of the (!-*•*■It*mM l*» F*#'*' flHHI votes was nearly overtaken by rest of tho world." The committee eaid aid for John Kridcr with 64 written In China,, which was not requested In 1944, voting- Interest was a t hy the Admlnstratlon in tho s low poiqt and only 39 vote* Europe a e r v e R u a s l a, no> were cast in the election of Com­ Included In tho Senate-passed missioners Gut and Bishop. 'W. C. I tit)7,000,000 bill, that “China Is liiil was reelected In 1943 and GO rapidly approaching the time rotes were cast. In 1948 there when aid wonld be too late," were 70 votes east to elect Ed­ Even before the report was ward Higgins and Mr. Lodge. In made public, committee members bad made clear to reporters that they regarded tho Army’s figures on Russian. , military strength as a pow erful srgument against euts In the 9890,000,000 Lie at hi» weekly new, confer­ ence alio announced ihe appoint­ ment of Victor I loo of China, an airirUnl rccretiry-genfral, a, head •of the Korean Independence Commiuion let up by the recently ad­ journed 1947 auembly rrjrion. Uunclir. who will head the » « refsnst atlachcd by ihe U.N. to. the partition ©veneer group, i, an American negro who formely worker for the U. S. Slats De­ partment. Lie waa asked whether the U. N. was taking official notice of of the current bloody conflict aroused In Palestine In consenucnce of the assembly’s parti­ tion decision of last.Saturday. lie said the secretariat had formally notified the .Security Council of the assembly decision that Palestine should be parti­ tioned into Jewish and Arab na­ tions by next Oct. I. The council was expected lo meet some time early next week In' routine se»« slon. On further questioning about disturbances In .Palestine, Assis­ tant Secretary-General Arkady Sobolev, a Russian national who is in charge of Security Council affairs, told Ido’s news confer­ ence: "Don’t forget, there is etill an administering power (Britain) in Palestine.” This was interpretcd as an Indication of a handsoff policy here (owanl the Pales­ tine situation while the British continue as holders of the man­ date. 432 Votes IN ONE OF THE- MriHT SENSATIONAL field runs in the history of big lrngue football. Rjp Ruwsp (31), shown in rrqtdr of picture, Vues down the field for the 02-yard run which.gave Army a neat start In its relatively easy victory over Navy. «t t'hilmlriphla: N©vy had bad breaks in the first Half, but the West I’ointers didn’t have to work tub hard in the second half for their 21*) srere, j 'rcui:,’- TruiUy A court lies ring was scheduled llvhfleiir.1 1rr»«H , (I unllnunl frfm l*aa- ©■>•) informants .'said It remained be­ fore the council, _ Finally, 'a fte r agreement on minor points, tho four inln|ytcVs" decided that the whole question of setting up a procedure- for a German petto treaty, ineluding the qneidnn of a peace conference, would ho turned over to their de­ putise, * John- Foster Dulles. Republican party advisor to ■Secretary of Slate Marshall, plan* lo go to Paris tomorrow lo consult French leaders on Fren*h foreign policy Id Irilril ItiW In In relntion to Ikal that consilr countryt- *u In in­ terns) crisis. ' ‘The council srsslqn was cut short -today because of- a recep­ tion giveh at Buckingham Palace M. by King (k-orgo Vi VI for at M, the four minister*. 41*1f I despite the unlon’e policy of postIng "conditions of employment" inatrad of signing a contract. Randolph said the Chicago strike is eosljng Ids union 976,000 a week In strike benefits. In New York, Albert Antrim, business manager of th» Chicago Tribune siut I'residenl of the Chicago Newspaper Puhllshers Association, said the union ap­ parently Is trying to make It ap­ pear that the Chicago strike Is over wages. "The contract' is the only - Is­ sue," Antrim said. "We wouldn't talk wages until . wc knew we would have a contract. Tho ITU is trying to evada and avoid the Taft-Hartlry |j»w and we want * LONDON. Dec. 7 (A’l-U secbo, Slovak Foreign Minister Jan Masaryk said lodny the European states of tliA Russian orbit might enter a '"ooka regional defense agreement," In full accord wilh the Unl(ed Nations charter,’If the .Rig Four powers fslled hero to writ? a pearo treaty for Ger,many.‘ Mgsaryk emphasised however, that in his view " a n ‘ absolute break” In the current- four-power talks ls*"m lther likely,or neces­ sary.^ _ - ■In the Interview, Masaryk In­ dicated such- stale* a« Csethoslovakla, Y ug«lav|at Alb©nig,: Bul­ garia. . Romania add Hungary would have to conMdcr revamp­ ing their’ entire foreign policies In relation to Germany and Eu­ rope if the Big Four split on a peace treaty- . • ■• k. M W n tlaw ra ria m DEMFSEY Corilfled Public Accountant in .Michigan and Former Government Income Tag Examiner D tht In ordtr to ronform to the .provisions ©f the Fie Accountancy Law. and the'role* and regulations of °* Areountancy'h* Will limit his practice ■ A f lf r .T w r Teacher Shortage In rarly North Carolina, mi in service were- treated at public expense and each was given a slave to work for him. ’ * , • PIANO CONCERT H A Z E L HARKISON World- Fntnoiw Concert Pianist Friday- Dec. 5- 8-.00 P. M. WASHINGTON Dec. 8 W - -cretary of Labor Schwellen- and full professor, 94AOO,ch said today the ClO’a "third rund" wage demand probably rises would be necessary'ew«»Mf ■Marshs! Pisi the time exlstln.T wage contracts aid to Europe was In prospect for expire. congressional consideration. However, Schwellcnbixh told the * House Banking Committee he has not discussed with CIO President Philip Murrsy or other labor leaders thelr^plans for new ws([e demands. * * Racking up President Truman’s 10-polnt anti-inflation program, including standby rationing and limited price control powers, Sehwellenbaeh said, measures to i b i s C h ris tm a s ! head off further cost of living (’rooms Academy Give Something FOR THE HOME Food Handlern OHM public Is demanding * that their food be prepared and served, safely and cleanly." Tho foodhandicl* school was brought to Sanford by Uya Jaycoes-ln cooperation with the Berninole County Health Unit. It t* the second uf a atate-wlda pro­ gram supported Julntly by th* .State Beard of. Health. Restaurant Association and Hotel Commiss­ ion. Waitresses. oook|, hire .boys, and dishwasher* who attended six hour* of the course are being presented billfold certificate* of attendance, signed by State Health Officer Dr. Wilton T. powder and Dr. Frank Quit)man, director of the Seminole County Health Unit, ,Th«y are alto being given lapel plna with "Instructed Food Hand­ ler** inscribed in tho center. Those who attended four hour* will re­ ceive the certificate. Operator* who had TG percent of more em­ The United Stales must import ploye* attendance will atso receive almost two-thirds of the quicks!!v tr It ,usea.i ...... JOHN ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Unofficial count at Altamonte Springs yesterday revealed that F o L J. E. Mstjhsws, former head LAKE SUCCESS Dec. 3 (/P > - ng ^ l ,iLm V r!dity Cre^rcS: !° PT^ ' \ J " ation to sell surplus com mod- holding the HAS session of the lee a t a loss will be effective general assembly ‘somewhere in Dr. Wilson said that the lung damage la nut mechanital. Ilka that caused by ordinary dusts, but Is due to some unknown chemical action of the metal. - A report th at mild X -rays-cai prevent and euro ■ number of different Infections was made by Doctors J. K. Kelly, D. A. Dowell and John B. Downing, of Creighton University School of Medicine, Omaha, Neb. The X-raya for this purpose, they said, arc much ices than I * . W«M .«»■ mo-tC Palestine Visit; Names Commission JU stftryw // SINCERE THANKS We wish to express our appreciation to the voters of Sanford who cast their ballots for *us ip yesterday^ ~ ■ * . , & . * • ri ' ' Jf — •---i. , . ■ ; " * City General Election, thereby firiving us added ,confi­ dence in our duties as city commissioners. WASHER . . . tfos*. damp-dry dothes atitm aj/ca/fy/ See f a ft converts to a dishwasher in /Vt minutes/ efforts to make our town a clean, lawgrcssive place in which to live, Cme in today ta e d M �f I / . - - , t ,t .^____», ““ rj, lt^ *p i * - ' . • ^ -* L” J‘ <» -:",;v-^ fr -Y-,, - ' ...........- —- -• '- ■ •, . . T ' |t 1V / , . *: * ■ t Jo. * 0 - • —... - . 1 T U B \Y R A T H E R In Unity There la Strength— To Pretact lb* 1' m u al the World; To Promote Um P ragm a of America; To Produce Pro*parity for Sanford. Partly cloudy irioaly rising tem­ perature tinuuyti Friday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER r; VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 _ Debate On Foreign 1st Draft Of a Cox Says Help For Europe Is Invest­ I ment In National • Security Of U. S. I Backs Control Plan New Charter Is Released * WASHINGTON Dec ,_4 “ UP) Asserting that Runia “ it wap-inn . everything but a shooting war againit ui." I!r|nnrntjlivr Cox (D-Ga) told thr House today it muit approve foreign aid “at an investment in national security.’.* Die Georgian gained the lloor £>on after the House begun deT ate on the $590,000,000 emer­ gency aid meaiute for Auitiia, France. Italy and China—a mea­ sure the Adtniniilralion. ctgnlendt it needed to check the t pi rad of Communiiin. , On the opposition »ide. Rep. Leo Allen (R-lll) raised a qurstiott whether a Europe strengthen^ d with American help might not Tio Communitl in any event with the m ult that "all we give in the way of aid may eventually he used againtl ui in one way or an­ other" While, the House debate went on. the Senate Appropriation! Commit tee wat exploring that tame question aiked by Allen. Tho Senate group had UnderS e c re ta ry of Slate Robert A. l.ov#tt before It. He assured the member* that emergency help for France, Italy and A uitrla ran be rut off If Communists aeixe con­ trol of those government*. l.oveil *atd that It-basic in the I6S17.000.0O0 aid* legislation paa*ed by the Senate, and lhat addi­ tional "aafeguard**' will be w rit­ ten Into contract* to he made with tho*e government*. Allen asked hla colleagues. to tevota down tH* $590,000,000 aid recommended by. tbc House For* »• r'aae O w l JL Motorists Passing Fire Trucks Are Warned By Chi^f Important Changes Proposed . Inr New Constitution ‘ For State Of Florida Lawton Stresses Importance Of MIAMI, Dec. 4 (A*)- A tenta41y»_ " flrtt draft." ..flf ..a. pro. Hospital Aid poied new iiatr Comriitulron for Javcees .To Open ’48 Drive With. Dance At Mayfair Inn l d f Qcm£L-Nazis- Many motorist* i r t failing to ^com ply with the law requiring • th e m to atop when a fire truck approaches, *orpe evrn pa*a the fire truck and other* tallow too rlo*ely. Fire Chief Mack Cleveland NUERNBERG, Germany. Dec. declared today. _ ' “ ________ tf-it ia possible..when the fire 4 (/P)—Ten former state secre___ truck ia heard approaching, null'tarie* . prosecutor* -and judge’s In *the eurli and Mop,” Chiefs in Hitler’s ministry of Justito Cleveland advised motorist*. were convicted by a II. S. mili­ "In ras« of accident or delay tary tribunal today on war caused by automihlea gelttnw-ln crimes charge*. Fodr other* were the way of a fire truck, flrri acquitted. .m ight re t out of control and live* Soqtencr* of tho«e convicted, Fire loll." he warned. which may be death, will be an­ City Ordinance 174 require* nounced ' later. ■drirer* to »tnp immediately on anv Tho»e convlfted: street noon hearing the fire truck Frans SchlegelU-rger, "form er or Chlefa ’ car npproachrd en acting German m inliter of juttico rout* to a fire, tu park and tn and the main defendant. remain an parked until (he chief State oecretarie* H e r b e r t and theand th* fir* truck paat. Klemm, a frignd .of the miaslng It'MllBar* ■■ P i n a*tea| Martin Iiormann, and Kurt Rol henhurger, vyho rooe to legal E m it I-aotr, chief prosecutor (C.atlanra aa !***» Sftea) Convicted For. War Criminal Charges Watson Attacks Gift k For Park In Court TALLAHASSEE Dee. 4 6PV~ The State o f' Florida’* $2,000,000 donation to th* federal govern­ ment for nurrhas* .of land* for the Everglade* National .Park was attacked In Supreme Court here today a* an nnconititutional* gift by the legislature. A**!«t*nt« of Attorney General Tom Wataon, who hrought the ault and ia almoat unanimously ^opposed by other alat* officials, contended the leg islatu re went beyond Its , constitutional powera by tam ing the money over to the federal ifovemment Florida, embodying many dras­ tic" change*, ha* been made pub­ lic by Dan H. Rrdfoarn. Miami attorney. Rrfcarn wa* named chairman early in 1946 of a tpecial Flor­ ida Bar Association Aimmille; lu draft a new model of the 82-times amended ttatr Constitu­ tion adopted in 1885. Among the principal rlungrt in-the propoied new Comtitutloti, first draft of which n inlcndcd to* provoke diicuuion and criticitm fot consideration in a final draft, ate: "Centraliiing exrmtivr fumliont in eight departments instead of a* now in the morr than 20 exofficio hoards made up of various arrangements of (hr governor and ijx cabinet members. "All citirens of thr county who contiihulr $1 or, morr toward the Fernald-Laughton Memorial' flospilal in this drive sponsored by the Semindle County Junior Charpber of Commerce and the Mayfair Inn will become a member of the hnspilal association fot 1948." T. W. Lawton told the Jsycre* at* their inMin luncheon meeting at the Mavfair Inn today. President- Brailey Odium out­ lined the program' of event* for the gala dance to he given at the Mayfair Saturday night slating that tlierr will he a ilyle ihow, Increasing legislative represen­ two hand*, novelty act* and dance of counties of mote lliHii routine* at additional entertain­ tation I00.1KH) population, boosting 111*ment for the hall. . nuinlier of repnaeutalives from “The urogram -opens tha HUB membership drive to raise fund* with which to operate the hos­ pital." President Odham told the group. "We need everyone’s help to put this over, and It will u k e n lot of W«Vk,” he added. Mr. I.awton thanked th* group for their gift of 1300 to the hos­ pital association ami stated (hat he is convinced that there is a place for the Jaycces tn the com­ munity and that he ia proud to he a member of such a progressive organtiatlon. The hospital operate* largely on voluntary contributions ana we appreciate the effort, of the Jayeeea In promoting thla program to raise the fuM s,”' Mr. Lawton asserted. Mr. Odham told the group that plans for the Jayrec kiddie par­ ade to be held Saturday morning is progressing nicely/* Permit Granted For * Garaere Construction The Seminole Truck and Tractor Company ha* ohtalned a City per­ mit for erection of a concrete block and steel framed garage facing French-Avenue at Eleventh Street. R. L. Hogan u contractor. Eatima^cd coat ta $22,000. Raymond Lundoulit recently obtained a Permit for erection of a concrete block dwelling at 1008 East Fourth Street. Eddie Woods received a permit to put up ■ private garage a t hi* homesite on 8pencer Heights. CHINESE FIR E HONG KONO Dee, 4 </P>-Ten person* were killed and 20 shops PLANE nUNT DROPPED destroyed in a w aterfront fire -in FRANKFURT, Germany Dae. 4 Canton. Chln^ last night, ft l/P)—U. B. constabulary ground reported here today.' osrtlea wearily abandoned tata today their hunt for a missing } VETERAN BENEFITS C-47 Army transport, bellevad to Tom Deen. a representative of have crashed .teat" Friday with ttL the State Service Office, said persons near tha German jn S u m today th a t.h e will he at the of­ of Beumholder, in the French fice of County 8errlee Officer L. tone near K alierslautsm . F. Boyle a t 202 North Park Arenua between 4:00 and 8:00 P. M. ONE MAN ARMY Thursday and 9:00 to 10:00 A. M. YOKOHAMA, Dec. 4 UP)—An Friday. American .sergeant testified -a t Mr. Deen said he will he there a war crimes trial today that to helo veterans or dependents he saw Maj. A rthur Warmuth, with claims or otbar benefit*. famous "one.mmn army of Bntann." kkkfd and beaten - 0 - ~ r SBAI- DiSPLAT vervly that It took him w» An attractive display de depicting recover. Christmas am ■the new ■ ■ ■ ■ Baal, _ _ d aliasT-Sgt. Jack H. ’Bell of Lakeas of Tuberculosis control is shown wood, Ohio, told an Eighth Ar­ in the window of the Flutida ro w ­ my commiiion Wermuth was er and Light Co. through the beaten for pro leering Against court**v of 11. H. Coleman, m an­ Hitoshl Okaraoto and nine other ager. Mr*. J . F. Cullen. Mr*. of other prisoner*. Lieu:. Leonard Munson. R. W. Hunter abuse and E L. Munson arranged the Hitoshl Okamol* «Sd nine other display. Friday has been designat- Japanese are on*J*uri for brutal­ « - • gijp Dory in Sanford ities a t Cabsnatuan prisoner of wrx ermo in tho Phillpplnaa. r H. J. am . t'f. to 1(U. Doubling pay of Irgisiataro, now $0 a day, for the tktahsy biennial sessions. Lowering the legal voting agv in Florida from HI tn la. nalready' dune In Geurgls. Authorising one circuit judge fur each county, and oif# for each 26,000 population (now fpr each 60,000) in larger counties. Making the executive head of Florida's public school and uni­ versity system an appointive of­ ficial. Abolition of the office* of peace justice (which tha slmpjl(CMNssH !*■*» si.) Truman Calls Death For American Defense Pact Stevens Testifies He Killed Melvin Over Gambling L o t t e r y Racketeer i Called Welcher On Of $50,000 72 Percent Think Army Experiment Plan Is Good Idea Zion's Patriots Hail Partition . complrtr and whulrhcatlrd ap­ proval and I am happy to recom­ mend the treaty to the favorable .Consideration -of-ill* Senate," Mr, Truman laid in a brief tn rtijg r Mr, Truman acted three day* after chairman V a nd«* n b e r g (K-Miili) of the Serial*- Foreign Relation* Committee, called to t immediate .submission of the part for consideration, Vnndt'iilierg, one of the million) of the llenty, *nid it should he given speeily nppruyri rt^jv denionitrati.il „f ihfe "tremendous solidarity” *if the Nortlf uml South American nation*, t The document muat lie r»ti/ietl • by* file legislative bodies of the ) 19 rcpubllca. They are: Doininienn Republic, tiuatema la, Cotta Rica, JVru, Hi Knlv •dor, Pnoarfla, Paraguay, \Vneleula, Chib-, llomlura*. Cubs, It iI TernIlnur* !*■■# Mil Byrd Challenges Truman To Reduce Domestic Spending been pared from ihr budget for (be fiical year which Jvegan lat! July I "wilhout interfering loo , pruch with _the ei.enliri .eVvice*." t And if Mr. Truman qarinceir * e ,M l President Enjoy« Florida Fried Mush Nation's Railroads Want Rato Increase Key Club Is Working On Float To Carry Santa Claus In Parade ‘ . . -- • - . raaant the lucky winner* at E anta’a ’ party on tbo Tourist Center Ground* after th* pa- Amount To Only 6 Percent Of Income ||o |J A ’Vl'OOD. stmif "iit it were fillletl mid eight I , ,»tiIte-r.t lit, I S * ,' Vl*rl rrtlo. Tha parade will be organised In tan aepartta dtvlsloap ,.*c-' cording to the categoric* In which th* children will eompata All entrant* are requested to be at tha band*hell at 9:30 o'clock (i J "J ed In Rif'iern Asl ^HflS.v KISS With Cannes Mob Riots jWednesday’s Meet Fla., Dec. » RDM I, Iter. I 61’)—Nrw J T („. j.| , S t l , u - ||„ ar,l a( Klriko, and tlt—rilrro Itrokr 1 I|,-,*ltli*thr,-.- ,l,*v roiir-r in food out in llaly tnd.i} amid perhandling, cundti.'trd hv Dr. K. secretary of •t.it«', saul today ilia: aialrnt rumor-, of an imprnd,. Rusself Jnrkaou. u xisted hy K. D. dnpitp plant for hillioni in U, > ing ahskruii In Ihr rnhlnrt of ('a tt* o f the IL'icl CnmmisaioHi aid under the Marshall Plan, ih-th r Chriatisn ' llrn m rra tlc -^ ^ n , r„in-tud..,l Wedtifadny ami it' I'rrm irr, Alrldr ilr GsHperb vvn- r,>pmled that 61 eating and tecovriy of w rtlrin Europe "mu>t Thr interior mlnlairy rr|M,rlrlrinkiug ,-*thbli»lfinehta. or 6 | perhe rurnliall) ■ European cflt.il rd polirr «t Raginqi, Slrily, porccnl of th..... in Semiuola "Nolir of ihr 16 munlltr* ill » r rr forced to firr on dr­ C’oiinly participated ill,mstratoro m )u i nllriuptr)l grl aui in sufficient' quarililn'v Five iilui---r wrr,* reported to to dfxtroy a khipmrnt of I!. have hn>l B«* pereent attendance: lo rnciiill.lgr it Jo ddopt ihr no H. coal. Slrikim: asphalt l.otntHiut'.. Annelte’* Goldsboro lion lhat 'if T an rrlax it* umi Bar, Marl-- nnd Edith’* Snack minrr-, declared Ihr imporlM II M KlInuril tin I ’M , T S i * i l Bar mol Bill' Diner in Maitland. preiuillVril thrir demand*. Four icluwil lunch room* also had PARIS, D e . 4 (/!’) Hie gov­ ph) perrent; Sanford Grammar. ml ernment, armed with a new atjri Weal Sole Primary, Sanford Jun­ ior Hi,;ii nml Oviedo School, tb.v,In anil strike l.ivv. marie toqie The following 17 place* that dents today m the Cuimmllritt- had 76 percent nr more of em ­ * lly ASSOCIATED PRESS propagated strikes which have vir- ployee attendance will receive cer­ M u rr rain, alert and allo w damp­ tificates- ImrtuannV. Eddie’* Anened many nertlon* o f the country Inally stianglrd French economy, in-lie’s. Mnrie and Edith’* Snack today and *Uh-irro weather utTuili hut ronfrunled ftecli violence on Bur, Tolu•Irion’* Drug Store. Mars rhillr,! part* of North Dakota n u d lib r fashionable Riviera. gnret KHrii S--da nml Grill ill Fern Minnesota. Park. Snn Orlo. South Divirion A mob seized llie pml office Tlir Weather Bureau rrportril Street Cafe in Oviedo. Zanzibar, m Cannes. Another throng wax a storm of frrrsing rain nmi .slrrl ' Hill’s Diner in Mutilnnd. Gold*$1 sifillttltrsl UN l‘«g*r •M’lfN) rentrrrcl over rm lrlrl Kith.*** un-i Ihimi Bar, l uckv S tar t'afe, and extmilrrl Into part* of aouthrn*tfive rchool Inhch room* includ­ rrn Nebraska and southern l»wn ing l.yionn Sch,»i| nt Longwood, There were heavy falls of rain In Morchauts Donate Sanford Grammar. Junior High t l ..n llH H n l B * I ' a a r * „ r » l eastern Kan*a» arid northern Miiciurl, with T»|M)ka, Kan* , report­ To Neijro ( ’hristnias I.KGION MEET ing a fall of 2.3d inches in Uni The Alitcriean loqti.m—DepartSanford mere haul, at the r>-ceiri last 21 hours, Itain nr sleet also fell in a twit extruding from meeting of thr Sanford Merchant* nient llcadquartira committee of northern Missouri through I I I - Association, offored to ro-operate which C„l. Tom Ctwilcy of Mt. . inoi* nnd Indiana into western with the colored people here ir\ Doris 1* chairman, will meet on nqy pre-Christinas releliration Dec, I t nt department head­ New York. The coldest weather wa* in the thrv may deride to put on, Ned quarter i at the Valdez Hotel in northeastern section of North Smith, president of the. Associa­ regard lo selection of a location for |>ei'miirianl stale* headDakota Low readings in the state tion announced today. The group has offered to.dottate rpinriers, it nmiotinrrd this momincluded 17 Imlow a t 1’rmhlna: • 111 at Fargo and -14 at Grand $60 to the Negro Chamber of Com­ quarteni, it. was announced this Fork*.^Minnesota’* low was l 1al­ merce toward the program, said morning by State Adjutant A. Reid Maun. low at SL Cloud. Mr Smith. The Negro Chamber of Com­ Sunny #kie* and mild tempera­ Tlie committee will report th*lr tures were reported In th* Gulf merce of which Dr. George Starke findings to the executive commit­ stale*. Except for lorao rain in is president, ia schrdutrd to meet tee. This wilt include the City of ports of Washington and the tonight to arrange the pre-Christ­ Sanford's offer of u lake front mountain ytgion, Weather along mas celebration program. situ for erection of a Legion the Pacific const was partly dourly building. and temperature* were near nor­ FARM MEET mal. Th* country’* highest temp­ The Board of Director* of the erature yesterday w*» HI at Seminole County Farm, liureau Brownaville, T*x. will meet this evening at 7:00 o'clock at Lormann’a Restaurant ELKS 1)1NN kit and President Francis M*riw*thrr All member* of th* Elk*-Lodge plan* to Initiate a membership sHid—many *ffi*er*^«>ul -.m*ml)*r« drive,- it.-was announced hy C, it. of Elk* lodges In Central Florid* Dawson, a nevAsecretary will l-*•r* expected ta attend * chicken e tected. j pilau dinner ta be *«nred thl* •venlng st 0:30 a t th* Lodge In COUNTY JAILER connection with tha official visit Ralph Geiger, former ’c ity pat­ of J. J, Riley of Dayton* Beach, rolman, auum ed hi* new duties district deputy grand axaited Monday as County jailer. Ha >ucruler, Mr*. M. D. Gatchel will ceed* W. A. Lewi* who resigned mtv* th* dinner. Four new *and- th* position ta run for th* offic* idstes will b* initiated • • member*, of constabl* in Loagwood. Mr. according to J , E. Rowland, ex­ G«lg*r is married and ia a vat* alted ruler. •ran of World Wkr U. (/V( six ■ut wanting lo <»id ’ Europe. Byid -atsritrd, lie will lake the lead in ilaihing federal rx;icn(li■■ I ' M , i School Nrn—Vinfcn t-r H eporf='4 State —;—Fund 77:-------a,;. .. Sedan Stolen Here I Found In Jax William*, Com mils loner-* I * e t John Krider, Edward Hlggtns, Chamber of Com mere* S*er*tary J, L. IngUy and E. G, Kilpat­ rick, Jr* presidents of th* local banka. The parade and th# presenta­ tion of awards will b* broadcast over Station WTRR. Dick Botchaloe, atarion announcer, will d * chewlifle in the Arab world, evrn ■r, appeal, were made by pbih Arab, ami Jrv,* fur a halt to t the violence. l itlli new dratln were ir|iortrd today, bunging in at le.ait 35 ihr number who have died in lit; wave of pillage, Lunimg_ and dettim lit,n 1i.... lint* have hreti injuird. O ne- Arab «a* killed and *rv- ■ era! Jrv,* and Arab* werr wound­ ed in renewed lighting in the Hp-tiiati'* laml briwern all-Atab Jail a arid all-Jvwidr 1*1 Aviv. A Jrwi*h I,, tor >' v*oikri wa* lepiiited vbtil In death by police JIWItH PAtllOTS IN Trl Aviv sing and Wave their national banner nt in tin- Jaffa u i lor A Jewish tliey rldo tiimugh tho streets eulel)rating the United Nations approval Ititfk duvet aired of knife WoUtt* of aa Independent Jewish stale In I’atriHne. In neighboring Arab tlalea, tllil.viunl in Vr.leiday’* Jeiuv.de,..’ rioting Arab students attacked United States Installation* in spreading demonstrations against Die recommended partition plan. Seventeen figbting. and rite ilavltrd body of J e ws and Aruba Ira ve been killed in the riots. (International Hadlopholu) analht-1 Jev, wa* found in the ,r n lr i of tin- I loiy. City. For the fourth day r^h-n cxperieneetl n tiiinultuou* nntl-pai iitron ,leinoi;<t ration. .A crow, r-tiniatnl at IR.iHMI . imrade.il, xHiashnl *hop wimlnw* nmt fire,! tiojley* nmt ailtontohilc*. Foiie« illkcouulnl tv lepuil that three livid rirtlairtl jtut JiS, the armed forces’ proposal for a universal military training proggram. * The poll was taken a t the end of the first six months of train­ ing. Here is whgt the Army say* it showed: ’ . Th* biggest new* coming out 100 per cent of th* officers, { r * M11|lMF <1 «■ f 8 | * T l r f f J of hla headuuarter* at the com­ BI per rent of th* training cadre mandant's wa*: (instructor* who a r e , non-com­ He at* hacon .and fried mu*h missioned officers and tech­ for hreakfait after a l»ng night’* nicians) and 72 per cent of the sleep* He “feel's fine." trainees approved th* program. h I’residential Pres* Secretary DO fpr cent ofthe officers would volunteer for duty In a national *A 104(1 Chrysler **dan, report- Charles G. Ross rame to the pres* mom in th# nearby haehelor of­ UMT program; two out of three r<) to fices’ quarter* at 10 A. M.. id istolen here and |belonging H of the cadre would volunteer. Kirtulrv. was recently found "Th# President," he *aid, "had 91 per cent of the trainees be W._W. on*.the outaklrts of Jacksonville hacon ond fried mn*h for break­ tC s ills u S aa fas* Bataa) hy the Highway patrol, it was fast about 8 A. M.. after getting reported today to police here. up an hour earlier." Hvnrilta R. Delmiey, negre**, "Florida f»led m u th l" Inquired drew a fine of $300 and costs or one of the Florida reporter*. 300 day* in city jail from Judge "Florid* fried mush," Ross Bhxron recently, after being en n firmed. WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 - 6 P > - rhargAd w ith'petit larceny in four Th* President took a two.hour The nation's railroads want an­ ilownstore*. Goods stolsn Included nau shortly after flying here other Increase In freight rate*. 14 bottles of wine from the Table vnterday from Washington for a They asked th* Interstate Com­ Supply* Co., dress** from the vaeatten on the auhmarfne base merce Commission yesterday for Hollywood Shop and Towelli and and a speech Saturday afternoon. a three percent rata boost—which soma Items from MrCorry’s. The At the dedication of the Ever­ bring* to 30 percent th* total ask­ negresa la atlll In Jail. glade* National Park. ed since July. Bo far they have received a temporary 10 percent rale*, whit* th* " eommirioD studies previous requests totaifiing 17 percent The full 80 percent raise would add about $2,037,000,000 to the nation's freight bill. It la needed, the railroad* said, because of Infitpaaed operating costs due to 1 he Seminole High School Key Club began construction of the W ilt IxTOitH. -, The railroad* hsv* granted Ho*t on which Santa C(au> will visit Sanford on Saturday morning. 16 1/2-cent-an-hour pay raises ta Piumplly al 10:30 A/M . the Scnynole High'School Band. Pep Squad members of the conductors’ and and Cheerleaders will Mart Sant* and his army of children on their trainmen'* brotherhoods, and other nurrh thimrgh town., raises a n pending. - A driiinguished. array o* public officials will act a* judges to rfward the $250 and two wsichcs whicb*hnv* been donated a* prices. FREEDOM TRAIN CHARLOTTE, N. O , Dec. 4 UP) Among thoa* who will officiate <'scrib# the parade from , tho Th* Freedom Train came ta ----------j-LYil- --------------- yesterday in It, V s s lillU l.il PRESS I hr deulii toll nuiunlrd .loday m i’jlrsim r't trnl ttn ir at an Arab tiiikr prulcxting partition went tbiougb it* tbiitl and last -dap,__New iliauldfjt limlte ui|( Bankers Are Told French Cabinet Foreign Recovery Makes Headway Is Up To Europe NEW YORK. Dec. 4 (,V»Senator Bvrd (D-Va.) iitued a “chsllenae" to j’retide'nt Truman today to "rrduie tlometlic qwndtng in pjopoiliun to the new i oil Iributions to lie lent abruaii" (or the rehshililstion of Europe. l ( -a a ,tla ii> B Appeals Are Made By Both Jews. Arabs For Cessation Of FightOvcrPartition . J KRUS.tl.HM . Her,. 8 (f tv - , \ imti'iil vtrret Im IIIo (U rH I ihIav in the Arab (own or ftninle *m I he Tel Av lv-JeruBatrni road an Arab fury mounted mruiii-i partition of Palestine. "Fighting U rag­ ing in the klrreta," aald A*MK-iated I’re, * for respondent Carter L. Oatideon. ill a lelephone report (roni the acen*. “ Ih r road-, 'ate impassable becau*e of roadblock-*, *tonra and iliiiugnl cat*. A II.tra f­ fic is slopped." • • • Steven* said ho often Visited tho shop fn downtown Jackson­ ville, that the numlterk gatmKEY WEST.. Dee. t Oil—I’rethnt payoff*, were marie on tho wa* o|>erate«l from there ami eiilrnt Truman carried out today closing figure* of various m ar­ hi* promise lo relax on hi* third kets such as stocks end bond* Florid* vacation. Wlnsthn-Salem. Its first atop in N orik .Carolina, T M crush a t _____ ______ wa* to great th at many persona were unable to get aboard tho train for a sight of tha histori­ cal document* it la earrying. Ftf ly-one chartered hoAeoe brought visiters from ‘ Jim ltkn white a n i Tomorrow the Mux train will 1 Toll Mounts In WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 (/l*i President Truman submitted the Inter American dcfrnsr trcaly to the Senate today and asked for its approval Thr pact, signed Sept. 2 in Rio dr Janeiro, pledges 19 nalruii* of the western hemisphere to act V'intly against any aggtr*tion in the hrmiiphrir’* secur­ ity * rone, ilretching from pole to pole and front Girrnland and Alaika •outli to thr Falkland*. ’The ,vtl|tnciplei, purposes and COMMMCf IICUTAKT W, AvaraU llariim an la shown as ha appeared provmonv of ihr trraty have my in Washingtons before the House Banking and Currency Commit tea. Ha urged them to grant now tha “selective" rationing, .wags and price controls authority requested by President Truman. Ha Indicated that If tha Administration la given tha powers U asks, it will give tint consideration to rationing and pricecontrol of meat. (fsternallonal) NO. 274 * 19 Nations Of West­ ern Hemisphere To Be Pledged To Act Against Aggressor JACKSONVILLE. Dec. 4 </F) —Don Stevens told a circuit court juryy today that he killed | Richard MelvilJ became the 45 Jye*r-o!d man welched on a $50..000 gamhling debt. J Stevens shot Melvin to avoid 1being "taken for a ride." Slrvrn* took the stand in hit own defenie and said he “ hit" a Humbert game u|*i*led by Mel­ vin at odd* of 500 to one on sde with Melvin aJ iP O tL ^ i^ personally at a tmoltc tho tmoxr tnop Tho Army said today th at 72 per cent of the universal military owned by Melvin al 126 Wet! training at Fort Knox. Ky-^ think Fonftb Street here. the experimental .unit "is .a good Melvin end^ hr* father, Janie*, Idea." The official publication “ Army were ihot to drslli at -llicir Sub­ Information Digest" gave thl* as urban home here early the moin-. the finding of a poll of th* (100 ing of Augi 30 and subsequently voluntary regular Army .recruit* it wa* laid that lire shooting made by research expert* of the information and (duration div­ was over the numbers game but all official source* denied this. ision. The Fort Knox unit is being They claimed the motive "wa* used as an experimental and dem- robbery. onstration unit In connection with __ „ Associated Press leased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1947 * W l|||l(, ^ ThoiJ). a .m la r# Rain, Sleet A Snow Wets Farts O f U.S. *. i 1 m 1# b V Jr'** 1 :p W ■■ m : - . > V- -Cv * *. •' •’ - . ■ - >• rt" — . i , - f * f' . . . . ------- f ' ' :J y "t ’ • *i j C �i — - i 3r --- ..JW.’JJ.J-W!' *• - V, *588 • • - -. - _ • Ta y. -i' • / • . .. — » <. S t .-_ - « - V*- - V • «;— ■ i 4 - *‘ #, THURSDAY. DEC. 4. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. 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Size* 14 thru SLACKS $6.95 up $13.95 and $15.95 Irons shirts in 4% min, LEATHER JACKETS and COATS . in Cnpcnkin L e a t h e r or Suedo Leather, A Lasting and Serviceable Gift. Sisea 34 to 46. Irons sh u ts In 2 min. starts, stops, spins and clous automatically BELT and BUCKLE SETS , SPORT SHIRTS Saa our One-Minut* Shirt Demonstration Long Sleeved S hirts in All Wool, P art Wool, Cotton and Rayon. Size* Small thru E xtra Large. / . ----------- T 3 .9 8 Up Initialed White Linen (8 In a Box) Buy and Uss T. B. Fine Swiss Cotton with Colored Border A Wide Assortment of Patterns by• Arrow • Cheney • B o ta n y • Wembley �JI Stevens Testifies Veteran Claims Are Lowest Since 194fi ffoilj because a rich uncle Inn teen ducoVeted," he »aid. tu ^ n o t icmovc the rcrponsihilily rom where it hclong*—on the 16 ation* thcmselvc*." Thorp said in an addreti preared for the InvntineDl U*nkr» Anociation M America that uro|K-'» poilwar plight put the Inited State* in the role of anker for a butincu concern hich "must be helped over a ! *£>r the* tnomcul. therefore, [the banker is the central figure In determining h istm -y^he »ai>k f **The win* hanker keep* his eye on hi* Investment, hut he ■he business. ’"What we want t» European recovery. We can help by sup­ porting- their own conviction*— bat production must lm Increasrd, currency must be stabilized, indw trade leatrictlon* must bo ■tunftrd. We can help by fowli­ ng the balance of payment* Iclicit. In the last anuly*i*, how[ver, recovery la their __ Amer­ ican assistance at about $0,000,000,000 for the fir*t year of the long-range Marshall Plan. Thorp gald - this amount* tu about d percent of the combined annual -national Income of the partlcl* paling Western European enunjlriA and altout !t pt.-jcr.nt of th*< 'current U. S. national income. ■ “In each succeeding year,” he isaid, “the amount should he-*re- P A G E 't l l l l k l f i THE SANFORD HERALD, 'SANPnRDrFLORIDA THURSDAYr DBC.--L 1947 Foreign Recovery .... " ' tmtt l*«Kf Hurl ami poultry. At the lime ho made the l*-t, Steven* told the jury und Judge Dryan Simpson, he’ nave Melvin a $20 bill ami told him - to place it on number MS an tiiv li and bond*. *Thptt he changed hi* TALLAHASSEE. Dec. 4 (Spec ial)—Veteran Readjustment Al towanre claim* paid in Florida during the month of Novctbltet which totaled I9HS.I7U wrre the Lowest of any month aince February, 19-tfl when the tq#il was jyaJ.uTC. Carl U. Smith. Cmairman of the Florida Industrial Commission reported today. November Veteran payment* were 113 per cent le*a than tho*e In Oetotier and the lowest In any month aince demobilization reached significant proportion*. The same downward trend wn* also reflected In weekly -unemploy nirnt insurance payment* for lh e week »tnli*g Nov. 29 which were the ldwe»f since the week ending Jay. t of -thi* year pay­ ments for the last week In Nov­ ember dec teased .V per cent from Me saul Melvin gave him ,t ••Von ilidn't think I «»- cuing receipt whjfh was signed wttn to pay all that money, did you? After I*- IcnrneiL that his i:uni T hen'll be n couple guy > here to get you.” Melvin’* name. bint when but wa- unitblo lo do until I lolmnie hear* about Hioli .gbl —Alig 29 The wiln ■» said he locti youngei Melvin nt his lnune and jnv that Melvin agreed to meet hint t»a downtown where his injck w nstPf parked, lb- *nid Melvin looked -K‘ at the receipt and comment! d: earin'i. «Ylisten wa- h-t mg advanced muu- tin to SleVen*. removed lie Mlitl the sIpHtimi ft* In grappled with Mel struck hint with the Muck find' bv tea* n of changed t ditions" it assistance to three countrie or to any true -intuit elemen them Is "no mget iieces-ary desirable.*' iniiiii.il nutrition those made the week ending Nov. t. This decline in unemployment claim's activity reflect* the sea­ sonal increase in'job opportunities _____ in all ___ field*^___ a* Florida firms firm* staff for' the tourUt activities and citrus processing get* underduced a* Europe gradunlly ge*a | mrfhhniii1 1 movement M* , bulling lull Uiwter>biit anil ft ■■.'ba it, .lu ll, aiui iloatftl-« that the nr** l him hvnrit voice* nml “ lasly VtiU lip *o started ilrrssinK.” Hr -cvisl that a* felt n prod* in hi* bad*ntul turned in -ot' Melvin standing with n biut-kjack In urn- hand uinl a cun ither nml that Melvin then \ From where.1 s it... I// Joe Marsh cially older ones) began lo shake th r lr head*, young marriage*! Tut. lul! iwy marry younger than in other That’s why Flit not worried about nor younger married rmtpli-s. They were raised in a country that rrspeels one another's rigid —a coun­ try ol.tolerantc ami lrmper*nre (a tot of bridegrooms are rV'il.I.'l, and it looked to me like llirir fafor lit1 ttescruge » n beet 1) From where I sit, it isn't tekrn you mat r >• that's important. It's the all-important |drit of toleranev and under-, landing (hat yon guessed. (Ins o! those countries .bring to niarfia that before (flu w.ir auppirsstil alt tpdivitiual frcvtloia and tulerance. on her feet and inrreaae* her own- ability to make paypienta | abroad. "It U an egtraordinary fact that this sum. ao small lit re­ lation to European national in­ come and -even smaller with ref­ erence to our own, can determine the economic fate of Europe. The full cost to the United .State* of the four-year Marshall Flan ha* k tn estimated ladwcen NOTICE *— . THE ORANG E CITY HOTEL —= t . ndbrrt I.nrnranrr.'Sanforil rrimm-nnt owner anti bis staff, including Mis* lads Hotter t* at right anti Mis* Edith Hughes at left* ami Mr*. Allen Ltirmann. lead with satisfaction in The Herald that thrlr establishment had too percent employee attendance al the Florida Final Handier* Si-hind whieli was concluded Wednesday at the Tourist Center. * . still will have to M- passed np i preprinting moneyr for the pro. grant. .in." T|lt, S e n a t e Appropriation* eign Affairs fommilte.- le-i “the.1CommltUm had Lovell da-fore it industrial plant* liuilt with our jn connection with its studies of money lie used to manufacture how-. much money it should apthe implement nf war for Russia prove. Foreign Aid Debate to use ngninlt us.** The House committee’* Provides for aid to China as j Senator MrKellnr. r-fti-Tenn), bill one of six senator* Avhn voted well against the Sennit- bill, hruught ns Ffiihfer tliity nml Austria—T- tip the nitration nf-'wlmt In summary, the situation on tin- nid proposal .1* this? Is Now Ready For Special Parlies and HantiucU Tin- 8cnatt>-paa*cd bill simply approvcf the idea of aitl up to $alr7,(Si!t.issi worth amt the House is now debating the general pro­ For Reservations Phone Orange City Hotel I position »11a!!tf got if It-Hethnr on legi-lulien not trtre. tnally approving the idea Orange City, Florida He sntrt the rrcardeHt llcadquarters For ( hristmas Candies H.jrm , 4|tptrri»Mim *nf your thutiehlliilnr-- t oil’ll (lint ev i r) tiling lot cn-rvlMsly right here .it >.ntt,i'- Show Shop and our thrilll nines make it ea-v to do alt tour shnit|ilo g * it It a -m ile Printed Table CIothH Special.... $1.00 Marquisette Curtain Material yd • 2!)c With Zi|i|»ers Plastic Pillow Protectors . . ... 89 Ladies’ Pigment Crepe Gowns...... $2.98 Elastic Leg unit Waist „ Suedetonc Panties . ^jR^yon Stripe Panties Rayon Panties Special 51 Gauge Nylon Hose pr, American Lady Billfolds Men’s White T-Shirts 'Mon’s Siuiforizotl Fancy. Print 11road doth Shorts Athletic Shirts Wool Lim'd, Resilient With Fused Stnntl-up t ’ullurs 98e j , . At).«tUltra E i d u n j , tec. 191/ Fancy Dress Shirts Sntiforized Klex-Collar Lining White Droaddoth Dress Shirts $1.59 Boys’ Short Sleeve Polo Shirts (klusque StrijM1 Boys’ Long Sleeve Pold-Shijts Children’s , Cardigan Type Pplo Shirts • Toddlerett White Lawn Dresses Siatt-M 3 to 12 Yearn G irls’ Sluh Poplin Dresses TOYS gkltdex Arm nrtd fn-g Dressed Dolk with Voice Special $3.98 JVIctai Cars and Trucks ........ Metal Coal Dump Trucks 89c Wood Duck Pin Sets ..... Mechanical Acrobat Clown Baby Doll B ooks........ . J lb Metal Candy Cans 3 lb Metal Candy f^ans J 5 lb Metal Candy Cans Holiday Fruit Cake lb, 2-oz. . Sugared Hard Candy Vi lb Cellophane Hard Candy Vi lb Long Sleeve Sport Shirts CHRISTMAS TREE and HOUSE DECORATIONS *. 8 Light ^tring'tYee Lights $1.69 7 Light String Tree Lights $2.69 8 Light Ivory Window Candle Sets $2.29 5 Light Ivory Window Candle Sets $2.59 2 Light DeLuxe Sets $1.89 Fancy Glass Tree Balls 2 for 15 Cellophane Wreaths fc8M' ............1 10 Red Cellophane Christmas Bell 25 Cellophane Christmas Bell Pine Cone S trin g ............... TOILET SETS Cut) -• Dtillurrt I ti-vEli/niielli Arilt-n l)nrnlh> Gray ..Vnrdlej ( ‘tint Nnnir nml Olliers $ 2 .0 0 t o $ 6 0 .0 0 Shaving Bowls Military-Brushes Bill Folds Shaving laotxo^s. Red, Grqcn, Silver PedicOre Sots Electric Razors Sportsmans So —. Sparkle Cellophane Garlands Santa and Sleigh Celluloid Reindeer Christmas Cards 5 for 5e —3 for 5c —2 for 5c 5c and 10c Chocolate Peppermints Vi H>..... 3C Noel Cream Mixed Candy Vi lb . . 2S I^ rty Mints */a lb '..... . 25 Nuts in Shell lb ....... ......... ......... 5S ‘‘KXTnai” Fresh Cooked N*its Each Day Cashew - Peanuts Mixed Nuts . Large Selection Table and Pin-Up Lamps Shades 8-10-12- 14-16 & 19*inches DRESSER SETS Crnnbti A lso Nylon llrushva $2.00 Ho of CHRISTMAS CANDLES FOUNTAIN PEN SETS Darker or Evendwrp $8.75 to $22.50 'rlWW*«•' DRUR ELECTRIC HEATING PADS CD. J SA N FO R D ,FLO R ID A �' % , k ■ • «• -•*N J& * ‘v laidPAG E POUF AvOlQmg Depression The Sanford Herald im .h i t i k r d la le s s THU RSD A Y , D E C . 4, 1947 THE flANFORO H ERALR 8 AN FORD, FLORIDA M in r ix ------ n ---------- ” ------- Army Is Exploring Use Of Psychology; To Discourage War! Unrotit f*’. Staitsen of Minnesota, speaking in Chicago recently siui part of his campaign for the Republican Piraltlcnlial nomination, stated that the United States, can con­ tinue in full production for an indefinite period without the K a trrc il aa w » a 4 ‘ ,la « m a i l e r setback of a depression. . * •’ WASHINGTON * Dec. 4 (/p)_ O a l . k r r 2 7 . I S l* . .1 I k t l ' « 1 O f llr e The Army i» raploring the pos­ His-six-potht program for the uvoidance of collapse o l S s s f u l S . I 'lo r w ls . a « 4 n Ik e » ' l sibility of tiling psychology to S r C a a a r e M a f M a r rli a , J “ *7. ■■inbodies the following projects: discourage a potential enemy liu t.I.A M i U l it: l 7 1. R ed u ce ta x e s. from aUrting a war. Mllll Thl» project, it » » i learned to­ 2. Restore consumer credit controls. onniiov it 17AM in- ouw- segment « f - s - broad’----- 3r~IlavD-a public works - program- which ran- -be-set-in day, A u Im h l l a a a a * * ’• research and development promotion when employment dips. I lla C I I I P r iO l IU T K I gram directed by Maj. ‘General ttr ta m e r. n » h — — ■I *.4, .Mobilize buyir resistance to high prices. Henry S. Autand. It came t<j Om MobIfc ..... .. . ... ..... • •*** ft. Maintain annual income fur the family-sized farm. light in the program'* annual re­ T h ree M tm lX t . ■—» I™ ■ l ( H e n Ik e ____ *■'“ C. Let the government take vigorous action against port through a terse passage that an important phase "will he re­ D ae t e a r — ----- ------monopolies. search into* psychological and A ll a b lta a rr a a lle e e ra n t, »l Stassen also favors the establishment of a balance of sociological aspects of warfare, Ik a a W r e n a l a l l a a t a a d a o ile e e n r One of the topics being scru­ e a l e r l a l a m r a l , f a r I k e r a n m t e <■( |iower between what he calls "individual profit-seeking r a l a l a a f a a d a . m i l h e e k a r a * 4 * • ' capital and free organized labor,” a condition which he tinised bears the caption “How a l m a l a r a A r e r ile h ia r a t e . To Avoid War Through Use Of thinks may lx* achieved as a result of the TUft-Hartley Psychology." , I a la n d N r « , » a » r r H « p i r « u T » l l i r law, i This would he an extension of la e ., r e n r t m a l , I k e lle r a ld la I k e has flaws,. as witness the conflict iH’yi'thc psychological w arfare used This program . _ ______ n a tio n a l fie ld a f a d r e r t l n j a a - *•»**_ bv.. ail . te|j|u rrpnj, |n World W»r e ea a r e t a a l a l a l a e d In Ik e la»a»»i tween [siints -I an d .5. One thing which, keeps prices up is e lite , la Ik e r e n a l r r x l l b h e a d ,» a tthe unwillingness of farmers and others to supi>ort any It in effort* to break down .the t e r , la f h l r a a e a n d M ere I e l k . enemy’* national morale. At the T h e I f t i a l d la a m e a n k e i o l Ik e project which would reduce their income. On the whole, moment none of the researchers A ia e r la lr # P l e a , w h ic h Ir e a lllle d however, Stam en's ideas sound reasonable enough. At any know Just how the national think­ r i i l a i l i r l r t e Ik e a r e f o i r e r a h l i ing of another nation rould he a a l l e a e f a ll Ik e le e a l n e a r r n a l r d rate they make good campaign material. Fabll-t-S dsUf .w p t • • 4 P siS s r a l a.'uid.* fta a fe r* , r i n M i I I I M a a a .lla A sv n u e \ i fn fk fa a r n r n e n e r , aa te e ll A P a r r e t d lre o le k e k . * aa Notable Small College- THURSDAY, DEC. *, 1917 BIULB VERSE r o n TODAY SINCE TDK KINGDOM 18 WITHIN US THERE IH NO­ THING TO PREVENT OUR .EN­ TERING RIGHT AWAY. WE ARE INVITED: Repent for the kingdom of hf’kv(>e in bt hand.— Matt. 4:17. Sanford is to be congratulated on the fine turnout in Tutidsy's election. Runia. the Home Foreign AIfairsCommittee it luld, . imw hat 4,000,000 mm under arnii, while the Army ul lire United Stales hat dwindled In 113,000 in Kurope, 258,000 in the Uniled States. ~WaMnengeit ' " 7"-“ guided away from warj that Is what they want to find out. Along with studies of people abroad the Army hope* to have a 'companion piece on the folks at home. “ Psychological Analysis Of Mas* behavior In The United Slates.” Such research would include efforts to predict reac­ tion to an enemy attnrk on Amer­ ican Cities, Villages and farms. Another closely related project rovers the sociological aspects of warfare, in which manpower uti­ lization is a key factor. I>r. David M. Delo;1chief of pie Research and Development Pro­ gram'* Scientific M a n p o w e r branch, says that because the national roster . complied by . . the nil *" Not ull the influential colleges are large, ns the resigna­ tion of President Algo D. Henderson of Antioch College shows. For a small college Antioch has had more Ilian its shure of distinguished presidents. Its founder in 1803 was Horace Maim, one of the great, figures in Americauteducution who might almost be called the father of the Massa­ chusetts public school system. His successor, Thomas Itlll, Aent from Antioch ,tc^become president of Hnrvurd. A fter many ups ami downs, the college was headed by. Simeon I). F e u , stnlw.art pnrly senator from Ohio from 11)23 to 193r», lie was succeeded by A rthur'K . Morgan, later head of the TV A.. ' Morgan .Introduced the principle of alternating work in the classroom with practice outside, in factories,' newspaper offices, and the like, the student receiving some pay for ids services and thus being enabled to work bis way through college. He also put the struggling Yellow Springy, Ohio, institution on jt sounder financial base. t . ...Aulioch'jL second century Is almtmt- at hand:*Thc presr ent praspecLs are that It will rbntinue t«» attest the value of the small college' wiT* M .S 522 wi>rlil War II is now inojurat fv* studies mint L- mmlr looking jockl to a new compilation. Meanwhile. efforts are being made to salvage some _uf jh a _ material from ti: wartime records, Tliere are eight million people “Panic Buying” Is in l^ie United Stales who air Reported In Russia crazy, an eminent piytliulriit ir A Losson From The C o r I Mines )' quoted as laying in . ihr newtpaDy EDWARD R . DOMAR pers. “The world it-too mmh with­ From Jn h rrL . LowIh' h testimony before the House WASHINGTON Dec. 4 WVin, getting and spending wr la / Sidamnimittcc! on Minera' AV»*lfaroa<v Rcports of "panlr buying” .*nd waste our energies.'*. . , Many yearn ngo the Hritiih mlherrs’ union, the H rittyi' impending currency changes in . It it a good tiling lo lw profici­ ent and excel in everything you do , . . except when you imitate a wild turkry in the woods, lh.il it the conclusion Hurl] Lvans reached the other day near Penttcola wlien he sounded hi\ tur­ key call, and hit partner a short distance away let him have a full load -o( buckshot. Foitunalely. <>n only his hands gut it and hr will »iu recover. If you have not hid a cold to far this winter, cheer up, their is yet lime. The Mctrn(xj|it*n Ufe Insurance Company announces that you will probably have , two colds within the coming year and Soviet Itusalii have reaches! Waaliington and been given suf­ ficient official cm lrnee to ,he broadcast around the world by the government'* - "Voiea Of America'' radio. The Stale Department’s broadcast in 23 language* last night said the wave of buying had bicn touchlied o f f ‘by widespr lespread .rumor* o f pruspectivo price ice Increases increase, and devaluation of the Ruiiilan ruble. The rush to trade paper money for durable goods at ito c a s. in Moscow and other cities, Ihe broadcast said, la reported ,to have swelled to such proportions that some establishments in the Soviet capital have been forced to close. Fctleratlon of Mim-rn, officially opposetl thp intm iuetion machinery in the mined foe two readonn: that it increastxl the hazards (which wan not necesttarily In to ); that it (h1Htrflyeif work opportunity 'uiul augmented unemployment. The llritinh mine uwnera were jrerfeclly content to accept that (Kjint of view. They preferred to take out their profit* and -plow little back in the way of improvement*. The United Mine Workorn of America at the name time t»*ik the poaiUon th at the only way in which the Htumlanl of living could be increased in America, and in the coal industry, would be by Increasing prtiductivity and lowering tho unit costs by utilizing automatic and semiautomatic machines to do the work of human hands. The United Mine Workers educated Its membership through the years to an acceptance of that j»olIcy against The inherent op|>osition that existed in the industry when .th e first "iron man* came' into tho coni mines. The result has been th at the British mines have be­ come obsolete In every economic sense, and England Is staggering economically because- of that fnct. On the cun- Swedish Dentist Finds Method To Add Tooth Enamel JOURNEY'S END" Caldwell ICxpeetH To Be Busy With Events TALLAHASSEE DA. 3 <AVGovernor Caldwell will spend lit­ tle time in his office for the next week or su with 12 widely-scat­ tered event* to attend .In the next eight days. He already has behind .him a meeting of tile Democratic Aa-odstion and the State Chamber of Commerce a t fit. Petersburg. Today he attends the convention of the National Association of Assessing Officers a t Miami STOCKHOLM. Dee. 4 (Al—A method-.of. hedliflg-decayed-to* m m t*_ m like a body wound, wherchy the teeth grow new enamel, has Iwen announced by a Swedish dentist, % Dr. flten Forshufvud of Gothen*burg, after several yeans of re­ search. The report on the new method, which shortly will be published in Sweden, has not yet be«n studied bv dental authorities, but Prof. G. Wrstin of the dental institute said that "if correct, the report It one of the most sensational ever f>ul>% lilhed in the record* of odonto­ logy." Dr. Porshufvud, who began his research on biological dental, healing in 1937, said he used “piece* of teeth of oxen, freed from most of their organic sub­ stance,". as a filling for cavities. “Nature does the rest," he added. ■ Dr. Forshufvud said th at “the mineral bandage" acts as a support or scaffolding, through which re­ ticular fibers grow, thrrrby r r % storing nutrition in the wound area. The minera) bandage la gradually resorbed, while a t the same time human enamrl la built up. The mineral material from oxen's teeth Is retained In It* Isce for _ the same reason which kucp* ih* edges of a . wound lo-. geth#r; thp blood plasma keeps It there, the dentist said. He. does hot use any su rface^ support for the filling hut m IiP this might improve th# method. Dr. Forshufvud said the method although still In an experimental stage and lacking practical value . lines it I* not generally available, U of tremendous theoretical in- *" tereit. He said he had treated about 40 cases by ht» new method, andabout 40 or 60 per cent of them had been successfully completed. The oldest case Is of lit months — standing and incisions in IheV healed area* show that enamel has grown in. . Dr. Forshufvud, now 46, work­ ed in research at various periods at the Lund University and the Beach.• South Florida event. Gothenburg Bacteriological Lab­ On D v r. 7 and H. Caldwell will On Dec. 6 ha'll lie On harp) for oratory. the first day sale of the po*tage attend the Miami Beach meeting "We are now standing on firm stamp marking dedication of the of the National Association of In- ground," he *ald, “and as I RUrpnro Commissioners. Alto on Everglades National Park. The cannot afford to continue the flamingo'-adorned stamp g o e s op the Kth, he's-scheduled to appear research, it is time to make my at the .convention of the South, sale at Florida City. discoveries public. I hope they Later Die same day, he'll attend eastern* Association of State will bring dentistry closer to the possibility of cresting a biological a Miami Kiwani* Club meeting a Highway Official* in Miami. t — (Jh Dqc. 9. he’ll attend tho treatment." ----Young Democrat!' dinner and alin. l meeting* of so wlll win be oe present at a meet meeting* oi thp inp Southern nouinern Ice ice of the' National Association of. Cream Association in West Palm Professional Han-hull Leagues. ; Beach and the Fort Pleree Kl- the reception to be given by PresDte. 0 will be occupied with wanls Club, ■ — ik C ident and Mrs. Doak Campbell of the big celebration marking de-j He'll attend a meeting of the Florida Stale University In hon­ dication of the Everglades Na> Jacksonville Chamber of Com- or of Dr. J. llilll* Miller, th e new tlona! Park. President Trum anim crce on Dee. It and later in the president of the University of will M .principal speaker at the!day will return to Tallahassee for Florida. jii=m=iii=iiiEMiEiiiEiii=iii=iii=m=;iii=iii=m=m=iiiEMi=ji* m SP EC IA L § Governor Says State Needs Water. Con I WEST PALM BEACH, D « . HrUiiiii, hihI coni in delivered io our consumerx at prlceit less ''course, you 'could avoid cotdi if t.hnn one thllird per ton of the coat in Britain. Yet the In- UP)—Florida badly need* water control snd beach protection on you lived right,.that is, ate ritjhl diiBtry pay» a wtige structure, on a weekly bwd'n, three and both roasts, according to Gover­ got plenty .of exerciie.-snd avoid- a half time* th a t of Great Britain _______________ nor Millard F. Caldwell. in an a.l.lnsi ed Jiuipation, hut who wants In ■sFrnnlr^er Hmiluht'n ~tTr Hmnim "Rvpntaf . liui^liiivarnnr. the Kiwanis Club hert- yes­ • live right in thi< day and lime J terday, deplored the “millions further aggression would produce of dollars of waste" In erosion • -For all the high roil of living another world war—and Russia on both the Atlantic snd Gu|f moit American* do not seem to he wants to avoid that, though indi­ lieachca snd predicted that "th<> THE WORLD TODAY suffering a great deal. Since the cations are that sfie is girding Everglade* will • be dry waste in By DEWITT MACKENZIE herarlf militarily fuf eventual­ 40 years if we don't tin anything "Mealies* Tuetday*" were inaug­ AP Foreign Affairs Analyst ities. almut it, lie said. urated *o a* to save food for hun­ Speaking of the lu-ncli erosion, This column yesterday suggest­ gry European*, the consumption ed that the psychological impact he said: Thu* far Western Europe—with of meat in thU country ha* in- Frstite sml Italy on the firing of nerve strain on the publics “ I don’t kmrw if it’s a dattr crested by 100.000,000 [sound* a line—iuvs- held its own, and .1 of Europe would play a big part problem or nut. We’re (Rung noth­ week. According lo the A**°daled bit more, . against the efforts In determining the outcome of ing shout it. We’re aitl Ing here the struggle between Commun­ and allowing millions of dollars Press, it was averaging about 300,- of Bolshevism to tako ovtr. worth of Florida to go into ihr Of course we Just now are en­ ism and Democracy. We gat ocesp." 000,000 pound* a week when the support for that view a few tering the critical winter.months program lo save food Darted. It Th# Governor said he was "hoi which will put a further terrif­ hours later when tho national a s­ I it averaging 400,000,000 pound* ic strain on the already impov­ sembly, infuriated by announce­ too happy” ovrr Florida’* (oura week now. And with price* erished resource* of the war- ment that saboteur* had caused iat season from the standpoint *1 titrain Wreck, promptly of Its revenue producing pros­ a fatal bightr than evertorn routlnenL Still, If the eco­ adopted controversial ‘ strike con­ pects but added that except for nomic front can be held until trol measures over bitter Itwl a few Items like racing, ‘‘protp . Have you bought your ticket to Spring comes .to the- rescue, th* opposition. At the seine time ably wr will not see any serious the Junior Chamber of Commerce Democracies will be in hopeful the government, with He chin effect on the state government , tquared, stationed five »lhou«- of luweiVd revenues next year." hospital benefit dance on Satur­ p o sitio n . H ire it's significant lo note1 and steel helmutcd police anJ' day night? If not, you should do lhat"thc stiffening of the French mobile guard* about the assem­ so al once, not qnly because a and Italian defensss I* being ac­ bly chamber. hi good dance with good music and companied . by Russia's further All of which goe* to show that entertainment' It promised but al­ cnnsolidstiuii uf her bloc of sat­ people can be bullied only so to because the Hospital Associa­ ellite nations. For otto thing far. There comes a lime when HOLLYWOOD Dec. Moscow has announced a new they strike bark, and both France tion needs your contribution to trado agreement with Finland, and Italy have reached the boil­ Film directors have decided help meet expenses. The cost - of in -g ik isted ln a “ spirit of friendly ing point, no Gommunlst shall to hold office or serve on any food has gone up al the hosffttal i k u u a l understanding," underOn* of the greatest weaknes­ cnnimlUen in th e Hereto Director* the tame as it hat everywhere else, h Russia’*.IliU*.neighbor .will ses o f-th e Kuselen-position- In Guild receive many of her essential* Western Europe la that It not "wKfli "the income from opera!Guild President Georg* Stevrna y e a w Thai jfii.'us to sew only la introducing a political . ing the hospital hat not increased neat bp struii'Kirnlly Mtbatfy- Finland Ism but I* trying to substitute said tho ban waa voted by rcsoluvied by 1128 23 - I I I £ proportionately. Money it needed which- wluld like to be frlsndly Moscow's will for th* will of tion at a meeting attended members yester yesterday. H* I* said th* J lo carry on. You can help by to the West. th* nations concerned. In tbor‘., resolution staled that lthe l t n guild r*.<ll J 5 buying a ticket for the dance. Then Jan Maoaryk, Csechoato- the government* of France and does not deny th* civil right of Vakian foreign minister, says Italy <and other communltcd any person to belong to the Com. Something for the - people of the European itataa of tho Rus­ countries would In effect lose munist Party but that aueh mem* thalr sovereignty and would be bcrthlp binds Communists to ob. . Sanford to think about when they sian orbit might enter a “loose responsible not to their Own pro- ligations transcending any obif. regional defense agreement," in arc told that ihe City cannot re- full accord with th* Unltod Na­ irs but to the domination of gatJona to the guild. ,„ ir the sewers because it does tion* charter, if the Big Four lusala. That can’t be rammed, Officer* of thtf DirWthrm' Gufhf, dawn the throats:of the Democ­ fail to write a German peace _t have enough money is the re­ Screen Writers Guild and Screen port of the National Education As­ treaty. However, ha aays he racies. ■. Actors Guild met with studio dosen't think an absolute break Thus It's far from being all last night for diacusslpn of sociation which shows that the In tho London conference la ■v on the Communism ques­ honey and flowera for the Com­ ericin people spend eight bib likely. munists In their efforts to absorb tion which was adopted by leaddollars a year on liquor, only So the cleavage between EastIng film producers at a recent n and Western Europe eeem W eitsm Europe. The Democra­ twonlay session 4n New York. l a half bill ion on schools, A t th* New York meeting the deal of money is also to be growing. Soviet failure cies are facing grave trials—but producers decided, to drop any of It U npt a moment for despair. to drive Communism through lU d to the English Channel will on racetrack gas thatr employes who were □fins. th& 10 lloll VWCKxi flffUrt ilC * A K O S ,J * T * for contempt of Congresai after ~ ()p>—-The they refused to UUntlt* House un-American Activities Commit­ market tee whether or not they were 5 5 plenty Communist*. had abandoned It* under Fire of the 10 hdve teen dis­ to communlt* th* today in the face of an outer by Chlang Kai-Shek for "ruthless charged by their studios and th# which ‘Id. H would mean * lull In suppression’.' of ’black other five are freelancers work* the offensive, on th* baal* that activities. ing without, studio <rT Effective III Ill • III III ±*J rJ-' _. The e a III WILL BE HEARD OVER -*- * ■4* - « >> 1 ' • - - *r * 1 TJik}* riutfc » jiff- - j II! F R O M III III III ■VJS ON SECOND FLOOR III M A T H E R F U R N IT U R E S T O R E III .U M A m E R ^ to rJ ! S P o l a r i t y of thl* show Lhe MATIIER Chain In expanding thin program ^ hCWd tlfpou*h o u t th* C,U‘m ,n the st* te FTorldii whfcre the U We wish to take thin mean* of thanking radio station W T R R for their asslntaaodrand support pinking tba the “MATHER JAMBORE P" nhow what it in today. net In in malrW ,— / ' THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND EACH SATURDAY rV mi J RW* * m .'»* :y.. “THE BIG FRIENDLY FURNITURE STORE” 203 feAST FIRST STREET r III v = iil= iii= iii= iiiE iiiE iii= iii= iii= iii= iiB ii= iii= iii= iii= m = ii!= iii for sdOf V PHt •£ 127 • * • ‘X.l t h 'k • III III EVERY SATURDAY FROM 3:00 TO 4:00 P.M. By REMOTE CONTROL III ■______. III III *- Screen Guild A*ct« To Bar Communifttrf . III X ■3-S \ wm - 7-X j -±z - —'‘"tL \ * \ . . - : _. :_ -l , ' - m i -Ym m lj - 'fc ' ■ w • t m. 1. -'j-4 =-#=£iarr_=. r’. - "j _ £-:- �> • If THURSDAY, DEC. 4. 1947 PAGE FIVE THE SANFO RD IIERALD. 8ANFORD, FLORDJ^ " tn Tin Seers tury of Police Chief St-lim itakl l 'asha said he had uu. . that ifu- volim- j inforntutiiin nt-out repurt* frorti -njing three stuilents fs-ruunl Jvltll wltnesM** were kill,-,i. I!,- d.’nird annthrr Ua •''Exchange of Christmas gift*’* "" caslmltirs. ; .n a few tmmlh* u n ^ r .^jn so , - report that the chief had lawn in­ was hi-M^at the montWy^*meetlng , Police fired volleys over llm * ^ jures! by n hurb-it stone, saying’ Action Committee fot . 0 Fr of Circle 10 of the WomanVl of the cropd. and charge' PaleSfine. /n k l Pasha returned to head11» raid the group ex Society of Christian Service* of »wm with clul.s and whips li­ IKH-ted I'lllted Nations -luctior 1 mini il l , “ in ps-rfes t health." the First Methodist Church held demonstrator, shouted "Pa.A nother high W liee ,ourrt- said md flnanring. at the home of Mrs. Clarence *« ’ eotipo for the Ataha! tlu> rioters : fns- stteelear* on . Several Ameiicnn generals,<he Wynn on Monday night: J Demonstrators m linq set fit- 1.1.1,-d inn ., v.'lm.ti . i.ul 1.4 lu-L.1. fifs’, lint that no s-a,unities _Jiad___1 the army which would la- made In-ell' letssirlod. Isi indue, |is* -ituI -Sion D t mMrs. m r nL.h eM. ^ riSwain, r f - t a s treasurer. t T i w r - x ^ ‘i ; ‘^ V H»Kbd..l u.ecked ‘“**1" T % fu.-T up of tnn-rlfun veteia'n* nml put more tiian ten person*- bail * announced that *45 in dues h a d 'n“ “r* *«• wmdows. de uuflid la- known 11- "Tin- Geurp In-en arresteil. been collected during the past .u J i t.V ‘T ± “J ‘ Washington Battallou II, did nine month*. She also stated , ,,pn' ‘ All Baghdad * Jew . were not identify the geneialFLORIDA STATE that the circle had turned in ’*!!"' regtstiucd in wlmt was He said the army would ! •■ 1 THEATRES U $1« to the church building fund U'lleVeJt *® ^ '* PWnutionarv "to ptofect tin- right* derived from the hatrar held re- move looking t..wn,d pos.ihb- formed f tin- Jew h i” ople j i 1 I to i ■ 1‘VMcution of in«» .lowtiih iH>|Milfl c«ntlv. ; vent the' iiifiltrat|oii d t .11 tanan >1 m ir< who mj*v try In . a’ Immt! - enter on th.| p te te tt of protsn jg A' fs ht>t. J ? ? ^ nd frult C‘ ke Lebanon, was shski-iV by" whipped cream were aervetl rf'E S T 5STJSS “. U, t ,e_ „ ............. Kaldu hoiff vsas hi-til ill p’ -on « .Mills,-- 19c E ves.-- H r M r . n gS II___1_x Mr*. ti II, R. Herndon, i_ Mra.t_____1 James s’asuallle*. „ 12 weeks on charges of (dotting K. 1'i-jfstin. Mr*. A. C. Brockman< At Lstke Suvci N. A., head- to "bomb” Lintion. with ieaflt-i« ami vi.(tor, Mr* J. N. Axiarello. j quarter* of the United Nation s. after Ills, utirst by government Jewish Agency offn-ml* wen* re Palestine Deaths • AI Phillips Honored* Gift Exchange Held n~m r - s . m et .news ren/ei*nre On Birthday Tuesday By Methodist Circle | welt rounded, saving they in*.’ trt’r """> wmihl Club Has iSocial Calender Woman’s Annual Xman Party THURSDAY Sem IpotoC H lP( t i o*. 2. 0 ^ E-j — The an mini .Christm as party 3. will meet at thr Stasonii- ** Hall wiQi all departments participat­ at 8:00 IV M. Initiation cere­ ing w**. held yesterday by the monies will he held. Sanford Woman's Club at life club A special meeting of the Veter­ house on Oak Avenue amid a an! of Foreign War* Auxiliary Christmas scene enhanced with will be held at the home of Mr*. bright red polnseltlas, holly ami C. W. Johnson, 2101 Magnolia a large lighted Christmas tree. Avenue, at 8:00 I*. M. All mem­ The speaker's table was cover­ b e r * are urged to attend. ed with a lace cloth and centered with .holly interypereed with • FRIDA! The Friendship league . and white poinscttlas. The centerth e . Junior Women's league o.' piece was hanked around burning the Congregational Churrh will red taper*. Individual table* were with a tiny angel hold­ have a sale in the building for­ centered merly occupied by the Antique ing a raro) tnwik, A small lighted tree was placed on the mantle Shop. and was surrounded with pine The monthly meeting of the branches. American legion Auxiliary will Toys were arranged around the b* held at the legion ‘llut it large beautiful tree placed in a 4:00 I*. M". All meinltera are corner,of the'stage. On the stage urged to be present, Mrs. Charles also was a mantle complete with gL aw m n is thu chairman of the filled Christmas stockings and hostess committee. banked with Brasilian pepper. The Nde V Howard Chapter. U. SmaJI choir lwy* Were placed on D. C. will meet a; the home of the mantle and flanked with red Mrs. M. S Wiggins. 121? Mag- candles. Decoration* were under . nolla Avenue,, with Mrs. Mary the direction of the Civic Depart­ Strong co-hostess, a t 11:00 I*. M. ment. ’Making up the committee were Mr*. Jark Russell assisted .SATURDAY Tfce Grarojjiar. School .1’. T,. A., Mr*. Barut Ellerbe and__J ) n . will have a rummage sale at 405 George Wells. The luncheon w a s »ervod at East .F o u rth ' Street. 12:30 o'clock and hostesses were MONDAY Mrs. William Schnulicl, Mrs. S. ® The W. M, U. of the First Bap- C. Graham,’Mr*. J^E . linker. Mi*s 1tat Church will meet at 3:30 I*. E n tire Kiirbhoff, Mrs. C. F. M. as follows: Circle 1. Mrs. Proctor. Mrs. O. M. Harrison and Geirge Dixon, Celery Avenue; Cir­ Mrs. W. II. Kirby. A shower cle 2, T. 8. L. classroom at the was held for the,Children's Home church; Circle 3, Mrs. G. S. Set- in Jacksonville after; which the man, 918 Palmetto Avenue, Mrs Fine Arts Department presented Hrss Stephens, yo-hostess; Circle the program. Sponsors for the 4. Mrs. J A. Ponder, 3li> West program were Mrs. hi. D. BruwnSixteenth Street; Circle 5. Mrs. lee. Bible chairman, and Mr*. Ed­ Frank L. Woodruff. Jr.. 620 Oak Mitchell, music chairman. Avenue; Circle 0, church annex, gar'The Lord's Prayer” was *ung s&s-xszs. star- The monthly business ami progrsnl meeting of the W, S. C. 8. of the First Methodist Churrh will be held at the churrh promptly al 3:00 P, M. Rev. Clayton Calhoun, who ha* recently returned front China will lie . the guest speaker A ten will follow the meeting. The board meeting will lie held at 2:30 P. M. TUESDAY I The annual Christmas party of the Pilot Club wiis lie held in tin Tourist Cssntxi a l 0:30 P. M. All husbands of the memlters ore in­ vited. Make reservations early with Mrs, Al ’Hunt. THURSDAY The Woman's Bible Class of the Flrat Baptist Church will meet at 0:30 P. M, for a covered dish sup|ier knd Christmas par­ ly. An exchango of g ifts will be held and members are *re► oM flW :u>' tff f tt k S V 'fof -the: Mountain Home for Children. The term "English" walnut de­ veloped because the' nuts were rarried in early commerce by Eng­ lish ships. rt? KummaRe and Food SALE SATURDAY- DEC. 6th 9:00 A.M. to 7:00 P.M 405 East, Fourth Street Sponsored lly Sanford Grammar School ---------------i r r r r : ------------ YOU ARE • Wise • »Tasteful * t‘ • Fastidious . IF YOU Give A Raymond Portrait for Christmas. Raymond Studio .9 State flank Building Phone 1093 - - Little—Mbs*—Lueta -M rijcod-nf Orlando i* visiting her grandpar­ ent*. Sir. and Mr*. F. E. Roumillst, at their home mi Palmetto Avenue. Mila Barbara Ann Kd'iififdi! has returned from the "univer­ sity uf the South in Sewanee, Tenn. where *he attended the Thanksgiving fcstivltl.s ai the guest of .Houston Babcock. ' Mi si Lo'lo Ig*c and .Mis* Marty Perkin* who are attending Stet­ son University in Dri-IUM pla:i to aueiul the Fall Frolic* week­ end at Gainesville a* the guest* of Pete and Al Brock. Ernest Cochran of,N orth Hat­ ley, Quebec, Canada has arrived in Sanford and will spend the winter In the II. C, Moore home i>ii East Second Street. He ha* u» hit guest* Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Beat' of Quetiec. Rev. ami Mr*. Clarence C. White of Beloit, Wi*. have arrived in T.ake Mary where hey will as* suTne hia Julies as" pastor of th" Community Presbylerlib Church. They are rexhblig ill the cliiircu rnaiise. Miss Oleda Dyson atlenih'il I he Army-Navy football game last week in Pliiladelpbia, Pa. She made the Hip from the Univer­ sity of Virginia where she is en­ rolled tn the law school, In the Congressional tralir. Miss Ettie Jane Gleason, who I* attending Middle-Georgia Col­ lege at Cochran, <1a. xpenL.-tha holiday weekend with her * r S b r a u » i’Gb S3 m™ past na/entl, Mr, and Mrs. II. M. group on "Christmas In the Gleason of Lake Mary. Mr. and Home". "The Prophecy of the Mrs. Gleason accompanied thelf Coming of Christ" was told by daughter to Georgia on Sunday. Mr*. Dougins K. Charles. The story of a smsll Pennsylvania boy who played the part uf n wis# mari ami cheered the hearts of afflirtrd people in Pennsylvania was told by Mrs. W. M. McKin­ A Christmas pnrlv was held by non. ■the II. W, Ware Bible Class of the • At the conclusion of the effec­ First Methodist Church field on tive program bridge and yhecker Tuesdav evening at the home of game* were enjoyed under the Mr. and Mr*. Clarence Wynn. A sponsorship of the Social Depart­ Christmas theme"wa* used In de­ ment*. Tallie* for bridge repre­ corating, throughout the rooms of sented small Christmas packages. the Wvnn home, High i>c«rc for bridge was won A short business meeting wa* V Mrs. Roy Trlli#, for Chinese held and hostesses announced for checkers, Mr*. Fra ml* Boll and the next meeting were Mrs. R, IJ, scree no by Mr*.„ J . A. Young. Hutchison. Mrs. C. K. Williams About 123 member* were pre­ and Mr*. II, D. Lake. In opening sent for the afternoon and out- the meeting Mrs. Hutchison read of-town guest* included Mrs. the Christmas Scripture while Charles Best anil "Mrs. James Hat- Silent Night" wa* softly played. lick o f Hatley, Ontario, Mrs. Christina* record* war* playrd Isiul* lli-veHy of Q uintan, Ga., and the ‘group enjoyed singing Mrs. J. II. Ilufford and Mr*. carols led by Sir*. Excar Price. Percy" -W.- Iliacock of Petoskey, Gift* were exchanged among Mich. the guest* and refreshment* ronilttln g of hot coffer and fruit cake lopped with whipped cream were served by the hostesses, Mr*. Wynn, Mr*. Price and Mr*. I- M. Swain. Those present were Mr. and Mr*. William*, Mr. and Mr*. P. H. .Wyatt, Mr. at)d Mrs. W, W, Tyre, Mr-and Mr*. R. L. McKin­ ney. Mr and Mr*. A. C. Brockman, Mr. and Mr*. Wynn.mi Mr*. . Price Mr*. E. T. Smith. MrsXI Jackson, Mnar Lake, Mra. Swain. Mrs. R. E. Hamilton,'Mr*. J. It. Tindel, Mrs. Hutchison, Mrs; Mr. ' ami 'M rs. L. B. McLeod C. E. Chorpcnlng, Mr* J . N. AxJr. of Orlatulo announced th.* tarello. Mr*. J. R, Hootchan, Mrs. birth of a daughter, Marian I»a- R. T. Warren, Mlaa Norlne Normaf MeLeod, on IVv. 3 at the wood and Judge Ware. ADo Faye William*, Sandra Orange Memorial Hospital- Mr*. Mrl-rud will lie remembered a* MeKinncy, Betty Bryan, Kitty the former Lucy Itoumillat of and Felice Smith and Pat and John Brockman. this city. t_____ r- n wws» .h. Ware Bible Class Has Christmas Party Cub troop No. (t of the Boy Scouts was entertained on Tuc*' day by Mr*. L. A. Phillip* in hon­ or of her »on. Al Thlllipt, who celebrated hit birthday on that day. After the -busiAet* meet­ ing the boy* enjoyed a welner and marshmallow roast__In the back garden! Hot chocolate wa* also served. Happy Birthday was sung to the honor gucit a* he wa* p a ­ tented with a birthday cake. Cub Scouts present were Al Phillip*, J. T. Black, Mark Brown, Craig Anderton, Bobby Mitchell, Ray Thoma*, Den Chief, and others attending Were Monroe Pearce, Gene Wilkinson, Sidney Vlhien, Clyde Dunhar, John Edward Jone*. Jack English and Mr*. G. A- Andrrson, Jr. Missionary Union Has Week Of Prayer The W. M. U. of the First Bap­ tist Churrh held its first obser­ vance of the Week uf Prayer on Monday afternoon at 3:30 P. M. at the rhurch. The theme of Ihe meeting was "Come Over and Teach Ua" with Mr*. M. Carroll In charge. The group In their opening prayyr • remembered especially those listed--on- the calendar of prayer. The first portion of the program was rntltlnl “South America" and Mr*. Roy Britt told of the educational Institutions tn BratiL "Africa" was the second subject and the schools of Nigeria were described by Mrs. Fred God­ win. Mr*. J. F. Harrison told of xemlnarles in 'Roumanla and Shanghai for the European and Chinese portions of the program and the Baptist Bible School w a| described by Mra. Hoy Reel form­ ing the llawaljn part of Jh£. pro­ gram. *"Ip closing the meeting the ingathering of offerings wa* held and a hymn wa* sung. About 60 attended the meeting. The aeeond observance of the Week of Prayer was held at the church with th e . theme of the meeting being "Come Over and Heal Os", Mrs. A. J. Peterson told of the "Rehabilitation Talk In China" after which the group prayed for Chinn ami it* great need for physical*help. Mr*. R. F. CAoper spoke on "Mankind in Europe." Mrs. George Dixon had as the subject for her tallr “Africa, Where Disease Takes Its Toll". The song, "The Hem of His Gar­ ment”, was sung by Mr*. Britt and Mis* Ellen Westmoreland. Mr*. W. 11. Vance told of the George W. Truett Home in Naxarclh and Mr*. Westmoreland gave n "Forward laiok at Mrdical Work In Latin America." Following the singing of “Joy to the World" an offering was taken and th* * henedirtioh pronounced. RWA Circle Meeta With Mrsi Morgan ........ . TODAY & FRIDAY! iHirted Casselberry News *« aiHjkinK / .tirt’ttU In • FmiM v.Jn Sd-ptvmi” • nu*uiiA f*»r ilu* .* *. i ^ lh »u|»pr*AAiort of thr aun part^ i . lion riulinir in th«* l|.*lv One source *nid the ngrmw sought diplomatic. pressure by ,, „ „ . ... - j- , I the U. 8. Slats* Ih'pni tllient Sill Mr*. t\. R. FalrrhiliL*Jr. ha* yiali government' In the Misldlreturncd to her home on Lake atl(| „„ t-niluirgo on mate Triplet Drive after spending two whtrh oiiglu j..- u-.d to week* visiting friends in tb lra g o , |}„. palt-.tine eotiflicl. L. , , * t i i:: A fommiltft* uf Artilis wIbi* rr Thi' general election wa* held , u^ , |ri|fil lu, t lll|th | („„„ last Monday In th? town of taxnu.,.li„(. ,n ............ . |j^ j aelbt-try, Seminole County, for . -- mayor, alderman town rlork ati.i ; , Jt.rllHo|,. III, fs sio si u |deu to town manihal. The final re*ult* 'ale,line Atnlus to ' leli.tlu ft,mi were. BuWland Hevau mayor. " f * t ■ H U W IR D D * " , n !' — M I M J s r ia -■ I1 | * » a l t i f l n s 'L a n d a w a it Bt Audrey* R. Casselberry , A Racy Talc of ROMANCE! 1 p BAGHDAD. 1ins'. D. Ib-nmiMDaitHs fH-i lot ♦ ilu* Unites! Sinn mformatbm wr* iifftrc Ini* tislay. w ii--- d fie ultirti- lilid -hm'-lu-sl Ilit1 i f n l u i X . in spits’ s’i effort, ut to stop lhs:!ji . Np *> ’ '■. q i . Hi : jurasl. Kxtlli'i O' ilu* slay slsii Opklls'l Du*, limit *tiiiL' |I»p »»«♦ ill *!•-. eistoii to slit ids* 1 .0 . two ss'i’iiiuti slats- mi- A t j h ami 1 0 ■1 .1* wish mni< lie.I t*. ^ n mile4 sui|s partul.’. Stn Mil *!>•_ oted f*'i tbs' • Pa^i B .T e,'^ndW K7n0WVVauI.CnWuioli. of umko still alderman. Tally llattaw ay—luwn " ' ‘ t Haifa fiom ti..' c,-. ■md d.n 01.h 1 *.front th e -mini n , ‘i.ltl Irsat night' rlytiny. id xilin atioii to 1 ■1 bark T . tio ■* marshal. . (■ MndiP Emit ‘ \ t— till Blab, t 1 II again,, the Jr w.vii anile SI 1 and Mr*. Ulan Dukes and their daughter. Miss Norm* Jean. Ktoumi militia. »PI> Bed to difc- regent of jttt'b atratn “ Ig td ' 1 of Plant City spent the weekend ..... nt ptoup, to j.uu ih.ni, Hint sleuta to l o . l ’-nh t-* l o- t a n d , visit ilu: Mr. and Mrs. Tally Hat / v «' Leumi. one id m. sitbet eitIM nv to C 'i Inis t I*' wxifk. . . taw*) juui family of Casselberry. ' J c “ ‘,h ruiBR In At* All of Bagi 'lvd’s p t ' Mr- Jean Hitchcock recently, units. Uxim-,1 a urun lo-iflg tvgltls It'd ill u lout:.* to • gave a stork aliower for Mrs. t a,’,, l •Kalnsi fUt till'I Is-dav.' tlo-M nlll Margie Adam*. Those prpacnl’ Hagana wnnomu'.d it .,11 a .h'l'^jim i... ,-»>• Ivn Adams, Mr*. Geneva Largent. tin* Trl Aviv arm Mrs. J. L Parrish. Mr*. Mary [ BOSTON, I»m . 1 . 1* I hi N t ’AIHo. 1 s v11 -^-4- 1 I’1 Hitrbroek, Mr*. W. I. Ellis. J f«*i it 2(541,1MHFnmn I’alu lii'i- » v 1 ptditiiiuury urnu in- U ltd Is. 11* n tm t^ r frtitifitk nntrrf tn I I over the Tbank*giving Holiday | c|„sesl la,t night by Bisl.t.i Ba uirtilnui sif I'iib'slim- lull lunktMr. and Mr* C t . Hinlsor, of rui-l,. 32, ssl„. -1 . 1 - - 1 up. afts'i ilatrtustihg -iu-t’ - stnl lotrrlnrhen, Mr*. \V. II. lloulin- | rrn | lu!„ M1 tin s t u r l m i . ttmlrr .1 char os* of, aux and daughter 8u*au. at.u charge* of plmming r.c di.-t Zi- p u t : , u n i t nu’I’ ib' irtmid> liianLieut, iji^ and Mr*. It. It. Phil­ tstiisi pmpiigaiisla leu j It t Sill .11 -flin g w h ip . mh I t'ltd** lip* *'f Jacksonville. Mr. and .Mrs. J. R Haltawav and fnmilyjind Mr. ami Mr*. Tal­ ly llattaway and family of ('nstelltcrry spent Thanksgiving Day visiting their parents Mr. utul Mr*. I- if. llattaway uf Alta­ monte. * , , Mr,. \V. It. Fairchild of Evan­ ston. Ill, i* visiting her sun mid daughter-in-law Mr. and Mr*. W. R. Kaiirhild, Jr, of Ca**cll>erry. Mr*. Ilildusnl Casseltierry, Jr. enttrtainesl her bridge club at tier home last Monday^ evening. Hibbard Casaetlrerry, Mr. and Mrs. Hili Cassellsrrry. Jr., Mr. and Mr*. Harvey William*. Mr. Jon Cooper, Mr. and Mrs. Millard Rutter and Mr. ami .Mrs. Unman' Casselberry nlcbrnti-il 'Thanks­ giving by hiyvlng a big turkey dinner a t Aialxa 1-odge. Tom Horry lias arrives! at the Arales Driving I'atk. lie shlpiu'd IK horses “here fUmi Lexington, Km. Another trainor has arrives! at the Atalea Driving Park witli x ir - ito m Stott, M ADISON 4 * 1 11 ^l V I UNA ROMA* zzzr=S:- For A New Mr*. G, W. Morgan wa* hostess to member* of the R, W. At Circle of the Flrat ChrUilan Church for their regular busineaa meeting on Tueiday evening.*. Mr*. O. T. Perason reviewed tho second chapter of the study book. Following the busineaa meeleefrealimwit a* wrrp am i'll rrr Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. O. D. Lnndress, Mr*. J. L. Horton, Mra. It. Amcririlns are sjH’pdlitg mine G. Fox, Mra W, H. Hughes, Mrs. W. C Tlion, Mra Morgan, Miss thin 1120 annually per faintly oil 8hlrley Morgan and Sylvia Ptar- edilcatlon comparetl with *l«>ut *108 in the PJ;"J-'30 prriisi. ton. Production 'of ctunnierclal oxy­ -Hypochlorite la the chlorine compound moat used for bleach­ gen in the United State* now ing cellulose m aterial! such as amounts to some 14 ‘billion cubic P el Annually. wikxI pulp and many textile*. Tournament Won By Mrs. Stuck Yesterday Mra. John Stuck was tho win­ ner of the ntne-hule tournament held yesterday during the playing meeting of the Woman'* Golf Association at the Seminole Coun­ try Club. Prite* were also award­ ed to Mrs. E. B. Smith, second, and Mrs. Andrew Cartawsy who had the score nearest 60. Mr*. Price Heard won the nine-hoi* contest with 15 putts, n ast week's contest Miss Dorothy PoweU, won a p r iu for the low'score and also the unique irixe for the most num ber' of .Ives. Mrs. W. R. Williams won the second prise and the putting contest wa* won by Mrs. Ev.C. H aym an..*' B E N E F IT D A N C E For The * T E R N A I.D . LAUGHTON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Given lly Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce and The Mayfair Inn SATURDAY, DECEMBER 6 9:00 P.M. :'tl! 1:00 A.M. ■— At 3 THE MAYFAIR .INN Modernize Your / -Kitchen Dance To The Music Of 5i V Uate. Guaranteed akllled workmanship. Special Free EalDnatca - Phone iitJO SANFORD STONE TOWER 500 Maple Avenue f t Ihe Yulotiilc Season fails for a u e w jta t Jim! we are m jip please vim with our larpo HSHoYtmelil. SB.lL'i to SILL.’ll). wo can STEWART MARTIN and HIS ORCHESTRA And Enjoy The Cabinets made to order and to suit your / ART HARRIS TRIO v o Rive him a new hat for Christmas, wo .hiikko.-sI our Gift lint Certificate w ith a miniature hat in n Uix. . . (lien lie can come �4 ~ • : ............ \* i. “ *!? k. . TOE HANFORD nERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA '■■'■■'W * _ _ THURSDAY, DEC. 4. 1947 ■— I . i i g—----- a £3* OLYMPIC COMMITTEE G o o tie CHICAGO Doe. 4 (A V -T h e •iwwtlAMnl ifmm <l«i#V United Stale* Olympic Commit-, fled court system would make It'’- tdoay availed the decision and of constable. of the fiwlsa organising commit?} TALLAHASSEE, Dec. 4, Mb— unnecessary) Merging offices of state atto r­ tn- at St. Merit*, Switzerland,) Hit- traditional itejrhreak ton rage ney arid county solicitor umirr ronerrnlng the "hot potato" stat­ Hr JOF. REICH LER will t« missing when the Florida us of who will ntnko up the MIAMI. Fla., I he. l Mb On. duck and goose hunting season the new office of county tax United State* Ire hockey team tn of the big battle* in baseball ap„ 1* _ fir l<! of C lew and, Ohm. who upetiO-DCXL- Msaday. because fir­ receiver. ____________ _ the 1948 winter came*. Yesterday peered to he (hoping up today «*; Creation o f a state tax com­ ing wilt not ha 1>ermitwd until the committee, headed by Avery rumor* of dissension among Parlni.un that day mission, equalised -aaseasmenU Undo o|.en golf tourney yesterday ?£* hunter, vm.-, S E I S M Sto. S®*"1 *™ -um m num U Brtmdage,, meeting . . . in Chicago, .. fir Coa»t league owner* leaked with a ■'qualifying^ I. took * u rt shooting at waterfowl t r t e n | ^ ? ^ ^ Florida cities and .toned ..tu wtUtdiaw- nil the 5t]f- ttfr.c'Td Uwarr~nll oiher artE"7 counties. United State*’ team* from" the vity at the Minor Iwagur's 4fith ly lead today with a 53-34*--67 the sum rises,, as usual, and Authorising any city to consol­ NEW VOIlK, Dec. 4 M *i-1Vo over llie pat 7I. 6.4r»4-yjid Duhi- keep firing until nn hour tiefore idate whiter eemteata if the Swiss com­ annua! convention. any of its functions and sunset, Respite league President C iar-1 Duroeher. suspended for a year mittee stick* to it* preference for dtr-nl Country Clul> coune. Director Ren C. Morgan of t h e ' " I * * U,l‘ coun*>’ in wl,ich enee Rowlnnd’i insistence Hint nil "fo r conduct detrimental ID ha*rhe lev hockey entry of the ''pro- was *erene among the Coast’s ball* hq* I***eir signed to manage William Urban of PolUlown, .State Gama and Fresh Water Fish 11 - *1™Kedfeam’a proposal, the result fe-*ionnl and commercial” ama­ moguls, it was learned that Paul tho- prpoktvn Dodgers for 1MB, l!MH, Pa„ had a 70 while at 72 wrre Commission said the delayed hunt­ of 16 work in which ha teur hockey association. I. Kagan, vice president of the the Daily Mirror reported today p rank Straw of Tnnington, Conn., ing on opening day was ordered studies mouths constitutions of all 43 by the fVderal government, San Francisco Seals, and getter- In a copyrighted story, Arnold Uantlre of LrCiLutg and which fixes the rule* for states, also provides for u sta te ­ ally referred to a* the "strong The Mirror also reported that wide vote ejery Jilt years to dtmon" of the league, hnd.ronfldcd -7H«le Walker,. ‘popular Brooklyn amateur Ray Raynor of Ml, Ply­ migratory waterfowl’ hunting, lie said t). S Fish urn) Wildlife termini- whether the Constitution j , , to friends that he was determined ' outfielder, ha* Iwen traded to th(- mouth. should ,bo revised and brought up ,1 u M t f IHIUUI to bring Majoi league b n -b all Pittsburgh P irftes with pifc»i« is None of tlie "name" golfer* had Service officials explained they d l l U U » * '“ to San Francisco. j Hal Gregg and Vic Lombard for started hv rally afternoon and wanter to diirrougc the mas, to ilate. hunting of ducks on the opening Homestead exemption, the ban 1 k Fagan added he did ■not care ♦ whorgwic.p Billy t o , plus^ cash undisclosed last Jinwbeu were not expected .in •lay, when thousands of hunters on statu income taxes or issu­ whether the Seals entered the hlgj S E L ! * * ° ,h" un'liwloM'1 1 . . . . take to the lakes, hay a and ance of state IKinds and Attor­ Irngucs »» part «f the eight tilth _ mtn*+A i*u l,nl1 Streams. Duck hunting always is ney (ieneial Tom Watson’s nutiPar!fie Coast circuit or a* a four- Nl /o !.t« ct at S o n t ” ANDO Dee. t Mb—Moot oetlrr at .dawn than at noon. clustM shop amendment are re­ The waterfowl season will dose tained without change. ie"v"s U ? A n g e la * Oakiand^attd ,on’ M'1* Thr M‘rror said .there- of the nation’s lop professional Jan. A. , ii n J, ^ A * ‘ ,," kl*ml “nd by prevailing over tluri Shollon and r n i t c u r player* were on Copies of itcdlrarir* "first Each hunter may bug only four Hollywood; . . . 'w ho last season piloted the hand today to start the winter will In sent by the .Statu i It also was teamed that, the Dodgers to the National league golf tour wills the- JI0.000 Or­ ducks a day thla year, n r may dreJt" tit Bar Association to every new spa- i lake one Canadian goose, the "hlg four" coast tennis, with the pennant. lando open over tin* fi.tfit-yard | execution of the Chicago Cubs’ IIr«rich Rickey, president of Iho par 71 Dultsdftad Country Ctuh nto.il prevalalent species In Fla., per in, Florida, t.oi four of any other type goose; owned t,o* Angeles club, had held Rodgers, signed Duroeher after course. The Miami attorney plans to ' a "secret" meeting several Weeks tecibving an okay from Rust-ball gather clipping* of all critical The field of 10t, trimmed by nod 2fi coot In a day. ago. to consider whnl steps would Commissioner A. R. (Happy) n qualifying round yesterday for comment and nuggested changes, In- necessary if the big league* i i ,it H i. The Mirror said. Chand­ non-exeniplrd golfers, was rendv and turn them over with hi* refuse the Coast’s rri|Ue*t for ler suspended Duroeher before to start teeing off at 7:fi0 A M. draft to the fu llvbaL association Major t-engue status. tin 1U17 baseball season, wa* fully (KKTt. — -------- ------commilteu as the basis for n I I «*mtitift§M tfmm I’tw* lin e | ‘It appears nliim-i n (i-tliiiiilv under Way following court actions Among the participant* are livid, Colomlda. Mexico, Haiti, final draft. that the American and National In ronnertlon with his marriago seven member* of the American Uruguay, Argentina, Braxii an t Icaguea will not grant such u re to movie aettrss l.srraine Ray. .1 " **- r * • _ *> ■ i w . the United Ktatrs. T H R t t FEATHERS finest. It is almost ritually cer­ Other hemisphere nations, inRESERVE First Ram Knead. Jimt.t,’ D rniarct, Taw NEW YORK. Dec. 1. Mb — i .,> » uui , j i ., rat UUn-r, .Hii'il >hiding Canada, will be perm ittain that the minors here will by. Among Fine WhUkir* pass this matter, pending action Rranrh Rickey, whp has hern : teil to sign later if lliry deKinre 1M2 ” Treatplaying |Jn- role of hasehatt’s "Mr. lirrrisoii and Herman Keiser. At sire. by.the Majors next week. so oq ham) me two of the British ured whiskies blend­ Hush" on the Hrooklyn Dodgers’ Ry HOWARD W. nLAKEKLEE An infurninnt told the Associ­ The liealy provides that: ■Uf___ ed w ith I tie finest managerial plans for 1P4K, admits Ryder cuppers, Eric .Green and Aaaorieted Preas Science Editor ated Pres* that the thrMclub, An aimed attack against any Jim m y Ao ..,s. grain spirit*- Will that Commissioner. A, 'B. Chand­ had placed a value on the pro­ BOSTON. Dec. 4 Mb—A few uf the signing nations la consid­ They will baitUover the 72be w e lc o m e d as a perty held hy Sacramento. Kan ler ha, given him the green light hole route, with the IH-hulo final ered an attack against all nf drinks of water containing radtg i f t . In s p e c i a l a* far as naming !,co Duroeher Diego, Portland and Seattle nt them: collective military defense native iodine atoms mado in .th e C hristm as c a rto n . ■ round aut-for .Sunday. ri.fi00.000 mid agreed among Is concerned. measure* will be taken in the Oak Ridge, Tenn., atomic ovens in Amnli'urs were well, represent­ "I have nern the eoramlsilnhV themselves to rnmpciisnte those event -of-any armed attack withia the past year- apparently have ed and fine of thantearried -n ft er." Rickey was quoted bjt_Jhi: club* that amount. _ ______ _ been curing nearly all case* of Ni'W YofinTm*«. “and that mill- lop honors in the qualifying test. the In-mi»jib ere V security xone; j Knch of the ciiihs- going into alone is no longer around my IhnmtVing young Fellre Tontn of joint cOnsUitntinns will lie held fur hyperthyroidism In Which the the Majors agrec-d to pay IfiOO.- ru-rk. Now t ran move ns I have Hartford. Conn., 'w hittled four defense of nn~ American Natldll a t­ treatment was tried. j IMNl to the others _wllh a half wanted to trtiiVc for some time, strokes off Par on the back nine tacked outside the xone; the -na­ One hundred of these rases were million dollars coming out »f the hut there are a lot of things to after tiiinming one on I he first tion* jointly will issue a cease described to the Radiological Ig'tigiie treasury, the infuriuant tie done 'and I am doing thi-m as nine for a pare-setting Hfi-fil—M* file order In the event of hostil­ Society of North America today added. Herm Kctmrlau, pro of Rtoom- ities In-tween two American hy Dr. Earle M. Chapman, of rapidly ns possible. Roston and Dr. Sidney L\ Werner Disturbed by reports that the This wn, taken by baseball men Ingtnn, lit., wns one stroke ))<•- stale*. and Dr. Edith (Juimby, New York. l-eague was spilt into two far- It* mean that any day now the hind with 17: Darwin White of tions. Rowland rnlh-d for a spe­ announcement_would_i>o_furthJ Atlanta was third with fiBr^and cial session among the .Coast’s coming that Duroeher had signed two oilier*, Jack’ Tmilman of officials and came out w ith in n contract to p ilo t'th e Rrooks Khelbvville. Ind., and amateur Harold Paddock, Jr., of Chagrin "united front" stand reiterating next season. Certified Public Accountnnl in Michigan their previous expression of faith. Rurocher'i suspension for the Fiil Is. Ohio, quulifn-fl with GO Tin- report of the meeting, by I '.'17 -i.'ason for "conduct delri- each. vend tin* hlg four was vehemently nii'iiUl Ui Us.-I.u|l" ended with __Th»—U U lllfi scotes and - ties Former Government Income Tax Examiner will qualify for Friday's second -denied by the little fpur. IVes. the last out of the World Sei ies. • Announcers tound and the low GO on Friday Went Rill Starr, of San Diego That In order to conform to the provision*.of the Florida will compete the final two day* said he had heard of no stirh Accountancy lutW* and the rules and regulations of the of the medal play 'event. meeting. State Board of Accountancy he will limit his practice to Emil f!. filrk. president of the Federal tax matters and accounting procedure related to Seattle club and Yuhi <;. Soparothe same, lie also announces that he is enrolled with the vicli, general manager of Sac­ H r. C h a rio t I.. I’crwmH United Slates Treasury Department and pursuant to thla Civile Terwillegar, Kemltmle ramento, who recently .sold his O p to m e tris t T H R EE FFATI1ER8 enrollment he is authorised to represent taxpayer* before Interest in the Kolons to Osear Couairy Cluli pro, entered thei v .s . n, nounttON Balitytct, wen- lined up solidly Si0,000 nilaiido Open Golf Tm ir-. Sanford Atlantic Ilk. Rldg. the department In cased involving additional assessments Phone 291 •nd refund*. W H I S K E Y . A against the "hlg four." nnment at the Riihxdrend Coun-! Hour*: 9-12 1-5 Sat. t-12 200 Magnolia Avenue Hotel Munlsiuma Hanford, Florida. In the first (lay of the three- Irv Club In Orlando today, B L E N D -bottled in Eye* Eismined Glasses Fitted After January 15. I9IH Terwillegar 'w in paired with; day session yesterday, Minot Kentucky, admired la-ague President George* Traut- Johnny Farrell of Westfield, N. all o’vor A m erica. Today’s best Dour-’ man greeted the delegates from J. and Joc Taylor of llrislol, * hon " b u y " a t a fil Icaguc i with a resume of Na­ Tenn.- Taylor b n former pro nt modest price. In tional Association activities in Id* tlie Seminole Country Chib. Terwillegar reported that Fel­ year as president, winding apecialChriatmaa first Up nis remarks with a warning ice Torxa, winner of the Wendy c a rto n . 00 proof. that requirements would lie high­ Rarrle trophy at the local club er for Admission of new leagues. last Sunday for' the low net hon­ or* in the mixed Scotch four-1 4/S QT. sumo, is leading the qualifier* In Orlandn with a fiyettinder-par ■— b GO irver the (1,454 yard Dubsdrcnd course. Terwillegar ami his partner* NEW YOftK Dec. 4 M b -Jo e were slated to tee off nt 11:0(1 Loul* and Jersey J im- Walcott, o’clock this morning. both •I-') tthlcly is *aifuil a. fighters go, tmik well eanteil tn l> - ^ b o ttle d in bond |odav to get In top iiu-ntal and under Government physical shape for tomorrow's supervision. Fullworld heavyweight championship QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED - PRICES GOOD THRU BAT., DEC. 6 b o d ied p re w a r fight. K e n t u c k y Odds tar; as Idgh-a*. I to ill GAINESVILLE Dei- t Mb Rtraight Hourbon, lands will retain the title he hat The Uid vet sit v of Florida of*| 6 years old. 100 held ten years. Then- was com- fleiallv diTtlned an Invitation tn proof. A real holi­ -H EI) ROSE” pnrativcly Rule betting. participate in the Cigar Bowl day value. Lust word from the champion’* football garni- .to Iki played in 4 fo H lbs ramp was the unanimous verdict Tampa on Sow. Year's Day, ll of hi* sparring partner* that hi­ was announced offirially nt noon 4/S QT. lt lielter than ever. yesterday hy Univrrsily officials. The rhallrnger’s n s a o c I *(e* The statement asserted that "It made no such rlalm for their was the opinion of the players man. that (I) the team prefers to be­ Utuis at '212 pounds will hold gin plans now for the next re­ OLD CHARTER — an IH-uound advantage over Wal- gularly scheduled season anil (2) rott; his reach Is 7G Inches, (wo that the press work, Including K e n tu c k y 's fin ta t Straight Hourbon, 6 more than Walcott’s: amt' at six the preparation for examinations. yearsold. Every drop feet two he It two inchcy taller. Is so great and so vital th at time ••ARMOURS STAR In punching, speed, and ring used otherwise would mitigate prewar whiskey. An id e a l g i f t f o r t h a craftsmanship the margin in fav- against the development of a moat discriminating. or of Loul* Is much greater. * successful unit next year." In special Christmas A fter the collpsae of ancient About tH) per cent of Egypt’* carton. BO proof. Egypt, the country was domi­ 18,000,000 people earn their living nated by fprelgn conquerors for from* agriculture. 22 renturlo*. 4/s a t. Nation's Top Rank r>,lck» Hunt "•nJSeal President Determined To Golfers Ready For) Tradltion Broken Have Major Leagues On Coast i Winter Goff Meet 0ltG ON ENERGY 1st Charter D raft •1Linpv Has Signed I ° ^ \ ^ n0r\ 4. To Manage Bums ^ mm ^ $10,000 0,. Says NY Paoer •Jane Parker FRUIT C/VKE 1 lb ..... 75c 3 l b s ....... . $2.23 5 lb s $3.65 . atUNtic s rq m c n . CO. Truman Calla Garden Fresh Fruits & Vegetables I’idUhtvl Iodine Atom Used To Treat Thyroid Cases JOHN Mixed Hraxil Yvllow iti-ii Large Juicy Idaho Raking Emperor HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO US! GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY— celeb rated for it* tx tr o d iv id e n d o f auparb q u a lity . A Christmas inspiration in special gift carton It, BROWN & 4 X SUGAR CHIFFON SOAP FLAKES DASH DOG FOOD IRISH POTATOES 1 lb. Box 13c Ige. Box 29c Nutlcy Ann Page • - ? / Ann I’ngp We’re two years old todayAnd still firrowing‘ ^ ‘a : h THANKS TO YOUOur Friends and Customers AA* % H itS lllItJtll ■Mi r i t t m t u n t i l i n t i i l V B .H , u t te tu r is ts itt » . t l M l , 4RM H tml, lt% «M|t» , fi.is stsutiVtdH- m i riu w ii n m “ >»•*v L Iona Swi-V-t (I-arg? Site) ^ ROBSON SPORTING GOODS —; * * > I 5 * * '■m. UK - — CALVES Chops Round ib 62c End Cut Ib 69c Chops Steak Ib 49c Copeland’s G to 8 m (H alf or Whole) T-Rone £ Porterhuuse SWak— lb -71e Haim:------ Ib 6fc Boston Roast' Ib 69c Butts. „ lb 57c Old Fashion Uomdrs* Shoulder Back Bone lb 65c Roast lb 59c Rath Rlnckhawk Ronelrss Sirloin T in , Chuck Wilson Certified Klngnn Old Kelialde (H alf or Whole) lb 43c Roast < Hams HEAVY GRADE A UKBF Western" Sirloin Steak lb 65c Copeland's Pure I’orj) Famous lb 85c Sausage lb 85c Weiners Steak Fresh Ground lb 69c Grange Baud Hermafi’a Hklnless Wr*lrrn-X*q> Round lb 45c Co|>elBnd's Fresh ’Burger Ib 41c Cracklings lb 25c White House MILK 6 Small 35c 3 Large 35c Sun Maid RAISINS 15-oz Pkg 17c A « P Large PRUNES . FLUID Ib Pkg I9c 68c 2 Gal $1.14 2 Pt Btls 15c Paorl Soap FIsAKES Lge Pkg 15c Pearl /K f O 3pkgs. to Serve” Pts. 2pkgs. 1 JUICE SOAP 3 Bara *10c A-J*y Ann. Rage , i’repartsl ■ Cleaner 19c 49c 39c 15c ■Ivory Flakes 11c v \15c 15c 38c U fa Buoy Bar Soap Book * . ' Matches Unit /• Starch - Sultana' Box 13c - 14c . lb Box Spic-n-Span 2 Cans 25c 10c • v Pkg 23c . with Cheese and Tomate Sauce (IfiH -oi Can) Lge Oxydol i Spaghetti l.ge I'kg Med HANFORD'S OW?T and INDEPENDENTLY OWNED V »IU A v« - *’ Red Kidney Beans 2 lb Can 23c M r : *: ™ E-Vf f i ■ !\ , . ' FJtKSH PORK Center Cht GRADE A HEAVY ------ ------- ----- -rr--------- —---- :-------------- .' ■ "" 2 No. 2 Cans 23c PEAS Y ou G e l M ORE F o r L B B S W hen Y ou S h o p W ith U r I fir Pint 31a: SALAD DRESSING Apctm Clia&ur Claa 1 STARCH Argo Gloss *41 DURKE Yellow 0 MAYO AISE tie Plate” ROYAL PUDDINGS 46-oz Can 20c TOMATO JUICE CARTON ■- lb Jur 21c Iona 4-ox PkK POPULAR BRANDS 4/1 ot p - i'- Ibi 35c GRAPE JAM BABY FOOD “Beech-Nut” Jr. 12c Strained 2-17c CORNED BEEF “Armours Argentine” 14 oz. can 47c WHITE BACON Center Cut ^ lb. 59c HAMBURGER lean fresh ground “Western” lb. 35c ■ 2 lbs 29c OLEOMARGARINE can 11c U .S .N o .1 5 lbs. 23c SLICED,DRIEDoBEE - -— * ■ GRAPES 4 oz. Jar 37c 1 lb. fe n 38c III. KIT. M l1214c lb 79c 5 lbs 35c POTATOES Jar 27c SUCEDBACON 4 for 19c GRAPEFRUIT lb. 45c “Ultra Refined” lb 27c PEPPERS GatorH Decline Bid To Tampa Bowl Tilt Coffee Extrad ----- ——:— *--- lb—19c' SQUASH- Walcott Are '• Ready For Title Go NESCAFE SPRY CL0R0X ib 43c NUTS Clyde. Terwillegar To Play In Tourney PICNIC HAMS lb 45c NUTS 1;V ' D U M P S i i T SWEET PICKLE CHIPS “Stokley’s Finest” hi 42c PECANS * -•___ _ -ft ' ' : - . J - ' V * . ' ' l , ■ �SANFORD tlEK A LD . S A N fO ntf, FLORIDA, C it E A M Phone 1218 KoumilUt £ Amin mm, Drug* Lx treys Hr tig Store W ORK W ANTED OFFICE spare In Metsch ttuildlnr. L a r ti light officet, -lowly docorated. all utilities, heat pnd iani ta r eenrtce furnished. Call 808. W, H. £ A. Dept. Star*._____ Oas apace heater, JI4.93 up II. ». POPB CO. INC. SF.WINfl MACHINES SALKS AND SERVICE Perl's Sewing Marh. Shop 115 H. Khenrh Ph, 1190 CARPENTER WORK, small nr large joint. I'hom- 580-W. FLOOR ^SANDING £ finishing, cleaning A waving. Dor power unit enables us to work where RKCOltD PLAYERS and radio* there is no electric rentier tio for rent. Dy day or week. The available. !!1 years experlcnr* Musi- Bo*. 110 W. 1st St. 0 . A ltf I T , double: rlutv meat II. U. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla display ramand compressor in Phone 053. good condition, . new motor. It> H u rin e s s O p p o rtu n itie s 6 A C ItK S of tiled farm land, ca­ Lodge * Son. eellent eomlitlon. 13500 per f i r t KN’T OB ^A r y itc U u rMBS. BROWN Ml 1,1.KBS Fruit acre Phono 781-J. Bo* j Cake at Ptfjfty Wiggly « Tnh|# ;ant"f}n highway in Orange City. . Care-Herald, -------------* See Mrs. Hoga, c o Westfall Supply.tiro. 77r i p s NEWLY remodeled store buildj |g . 501 Celery Ave. FOB SALE—Umeroek foV drive- FII.LINO STATION, doing nice ways and '. roudwav Phone bmiric. Will sell stuck and BOOMS with hrrakfaat prtvl. 1241. equipment cheap. S18 Park leges. 309 Park. Phone 1351. Avenue or Phone 9101. TifXF.DO FKKD5—esienlete tire liner'* TitTe.fr P .,.i S,.,re W A N TED TO RENT TRUSTWORTHY luan or woman, Pnrt firme. To serV'ire route of l UKDROOm furnished or unfur­ VKOKTABI.F plants fur small candy bar uud womenV Tam­ and Ijiik*1 acreage. Cabbage. nished house. Phone 1000. 8;30 pax luurhnme. U«h«I ilHoiue, Col lards. Broecolh Cnii|ifl,»wer. to 6:00. No cVpcftciKa icrjuitodl E-’U.'iOnions. .Lettuce. Eu-arolo. Turn, ntn Strawberry A- Item,, .f \\* ihI rn*h he,-ilcd.' Write, give APARTMENT or light housclb-11 Lake Monroe, Fla. Phono phone and address. Il»v J. M. keeping rooms. Phoiie 21. r\ Care Herald. ESTATE FOR 8AU5 ¥FIVEUAL ROOM HOUSE, partly fur- WINK FOR'YOUR FRUIT CAKE at JIOMKICs. 12 SPE C IA L . S E R V IC E S nlshcde. - Bedrooms. I 3 down, RENT A CAB 140.00 per month. For' uuirk General Electric automatic blsnYOU DRIVE IT action. Call Phone 9173. ketx for sleeping comfort. PHONE 200 ' II. B. POPE CO, INC, 8WICKLAND-MOHHISON tNHURANCB U-DR1VK-1T. INC. REAL. ESTATE <>A. Muihn shotgun,, excellent FJI.A . MOUTf.'AOK LOANS condition. Hughes, Big Trailer RADIATOR cleaning, tvpairing. RAYMOND M. BAH., Realtor Park. ' New Radiators, new cures. We Registered Broker and 7 take off * in-.tali Jimmie Cnw1-8(1 GAL. Electric wafer healer. Insurance Agent an‘s Sheet MiUal Works. Pliulle Electric S«*tvire Companv* -07 Rfli. 4 Florida' State Bank Bldg. 510. klagnolia Ave, Phone ’"l SMALL C( ITT AUK, *i acre land Expert Radio Repairing near postoffice larke Mary, CONCRETE TtlAH’KIH Ih 6 —8*8* Fred Myers, 311 E. 2nd St. It', 51—8x8x8, manufcnturi-ti l>y 1500.00 or ear of equal value, Chapman A Pexpld. All fur $30.. 'll loti at Elder Springs for SEE US FOR 00, End of E asi Second St tale or trade, 1P2U Dodge truck, MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING another for parti, $1(15,00. 1931 ELECTRIC AND TYPING . RcTrigcrntot.- Call model A coupe $105.00 Brawn “ 408-R. CREDIT I.URKAU OF R.* Y a te iO t. 2. W 181, SANFORD * 110 N.: Park Phan s 180 Springs, Sanfo. il- * - GOLDEN GLOW ffTAMTS. Mnh ' George M a ffe ttr ,v. FDR RENT—Floor sxndsr. Ea«y BUILDING Iota In A out of-City. upc ration. Reasonable rates, Kan Priced to acll. 1*honc H75-W. CONCRETE sewer pipe/ gtease traps, septic tanks, blocks, ford Paint & Class Go. Phone iMbK SIX "room frame bungalow benches, steppiiyg stones. Mir303. with gnpd floor plan, house in arh- Concrete Co. 309 Klin Ave. ____ DllDGli-,.1tLYXtOUm$good condition, has several i-jfc. Plume llhliL —,t i » 'R'lHr 'AND ft HR VICK ll'g tUUL ' 1 Phone 1011 - ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Beallur WATFRWITCH Out Iamid Motor. 109 Pslm tito Are. Used very little, tiargnin. Fied Itaymond l.undquisl, AasiK-late SIGN 8. Myers, Hit East 2nd Kt. Phone Phone 733 Atlantic Bldg. Jlldg. Show cards and Doatara 417-J. . _— ■■ ■— 9 illCH-WAY PROPERTY. Ono O— DEf-VH SIGN BBRVJCJt and one quarter acres-on high­ SOFA, tapestry covered, excel­ O. D. lan d res*. Phoe* 1031lent isindlthin Girl’s Idcycle.* P. way With small furnlihed htiuie. C ^ g n t Radiator Shop for coniO. Box 255. Plenty of spare to erect several l»h to radiator service. 105 Sa.trahins for Income. Total sell* MERCURY <tut lain,d Mnlnr — fen! Ave, Phone 355-W A i g price $5500.0(1. NTw 3.5 horse j lower going at RnilK RI^A , WILLIAMS. Realtor AUTO REPAIRING, ’Hall's Gnrused prirc. The W at "Kicker” Raymond LondquUt, Associate age, -Sanford and Celery AveBox No. on the market. Write Phone 733 Atlantic Bank lllda. nuca. 29 Care Herald. | NICELY ARRANGED fhre room ALL-I.1TE Alumintim cairm ent Fur Dcpcndahln bungalow in >good at-ctlon. This windows, tloul'le hung ulimit- REFFRIGEItATION SERVICE property is alrrwdy finanm l nunt dnd steel rasement winCall and ran bo handta! for a rea­ ilnws. Mi inch' Concrete Co. GANAS REFRHU'RATtON sonable down payment I'ala nee 300 Elm Ave. I'lmne 1315. SERVICE monthly. I’ll 570.W ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor C hristm as. Gifts. Shipment just Raymond Lundqulst. A»*«clal# received. Mojlrrnteiy priced. Bookkeeping service, part lime; JV^na 733 Atlaalic Rank Bldg. Glass, exquisite • Silver pieces, also, advice and assistance on novelties. Ordem taken for dolt ioelal security and income tax fl ROOM house" partly furnished. * clothes. Antiques. Mayme Hodg­ matters. J F. Dempsey, 309 Must sell a t once. t CaH 10OP-J. kin, South of Airport. Magnolia. Phone 9107. r FOII 8Al#K TREE ripened oranges and tan­ . DIAPER SERVICE ATTRACTIVE 6 r t ^ house, all gerines $1.50 Bu. 018 Park. For details of the safest "maid electric conveniences. Call 438service” now In Sanford call or W between 5:00 A 5:00 P. M. FRESIlTi.OVS’ERfl DAU,Y~Are write 'BABY VALET, Daytona taking orders now for CHRIST­ Beach. Dinpcra supplied. 5 ACRE FARM,” 4 room house.’ * MAS. Wreaths, Door Spray*, miles out on West 1st Street. etc. STEWART the FLORIST. IS N O T IC E S— P E R S O N A L .See Charles Gantt or call 779,. 814 Myrtle. 250-W. JV. ATTENTION LADIES! 0 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D Make a one-stop service fur all f l t E A L ESTATE WANTED your laundry and dry cleaning needs by using your favorite Highest cash -price paid for used Self-Service Laundry, 10 ACRES good farm land, must furnltura. Ted Davis Furnltura THE IIELPY SELFY LAUNDRY be tiled. W rite i . M. Lee, 1524 Co. 811 E. 1 s t Ph. 958. Pearl Street, Jacksonville, Fla. 405 W. 16 St. - Sanford I’LL BUY your ra r regardless of Royal Marter tires are back again. S ARTICLES FOR SALE age or condition. Roy Tlcel, 305 It. B .I ’OPB CO. INC. W. 2nd S t SWEET Hamlin oranges $2.00 SANFORD D«autv Salon, tele bush. R. W. Lord. Phone 788- WANTED" CLEAN C 0 T T O N phone 1354 or Mary McMahon, RAGS, Will pay 10c pound. telephone 1354.- Permanents all Th# Sanford Herald methods, starting $8 and up. FLOWERS for all occasions WANTED AT ONCE. 15 used ORLANDO Morning Sentlm l. OrMcNBIIX A YOST FLORISTS pianos. The Music Bax, 119 W. Undo Evening 8tar. Call Ralph HIpoo Are. Just off Celery 1st St. Phone 953. Rav. II65-J.- • Off tea ph. 493 residence ph- 918-R HELP' WANTE1D TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE STORE FIXTURES, commercial Delivered to your home ' fED." *Laney’ y’a Drug refrigerators, soda fountains, GIRLS WANTED. Phone C-3105 or 294 Store. tables, booth*, chairs, special built fixtures, fracters, ate. Sanford .Bowling Alley want* pin ASTHMA—Free trial. Nephron Vapor Treatment ho* helped W rite or phone collect, R. W. boys. ____ thousands. Write Nephron Agry. Bouldin Ufg. Co. Volusia CounBox 406, Wheaton. 1U. ^ M FpIr Grounds, Delsnd. Phone EXPERIENCED white man for lubrication job. Apply Stan- 14 LOST A F O q N P dard Service, 3rd A Par ark Av*. 1-30 GAU snd 1-35 gallon table goals. Owner coll at top w ater heater*. Electric Ser­ ANNOUNCING the opening of FOUND—3 1212 W. 3rd St. vice Company. 207 Magnolia th# Modern Sewing Shop, plain Ave. Phone 101. and fancy sewing, altering— IB A UTOS FOR SALE children's clothes and layettM Christmas Gifts—shipment. Just a specialty. Mrs. W. F. Har­ 1834 CHEVROLET pick-up, good received. Moderately priced. rie tt and Mrs. F. A. Wilson, condition. Call 78. ~ • Glass exquisite silver prices, *401 Celery Ave. ' novallio*. Orders taken fa r doll 1034 Dodge Sedan, reconditioned clothes, antiques. Maym* Hodg­ WICKER dolt carriage. Phone engittv, new tlrvs, radio, $325. kin. South of Airport. 438-JL I’how 1297-W, 4<'tint IHHrta 11Mix 1**11* *>*«! and W'*»'‘tileJlrimarv nml_ Dviedo j ,nB only a» lar a» Lyon Th* enur e wound up yesterday ! Krcmter K o L r r l Schuiftan • afternoon with the presenting of.jt.ilunrl rnnilnrird i-rinng * si certlncati and Input pins to 79 lU)rl nl public einplnyrs 4ml food ha mile) s who attended fo u r;,, ,, uf mtlll, ^ „ ,rrmP , to iix h«*urA of the M‘hool. | *r Dr. Fj .ink Qulllfnitn. tlirector of «*» dW uotr failing numinum thr Sfmtmjr* County lim ith i pay tluougnoul rrijiu*, ■» fbial portment ami Kef Klrt-her, vh*ir. j (liyc m (fo «tiiLr% Irtl b> lliJ man of th. Jayeec health commit'. M ,, , , . in f u r it i ot- Tin; «,*u I'Nt t lea, aponwira of'Uie school, thank- r , , • .11't.ci:. m:niNui.i; c u i 'S T V . eg the f Ihamileis fur Hietr c»-1^•»nlrdc«ation ol U lm r. KTATK rtf KM'IIII'A otHrmtin* * I Tin* nutiomil ttMHMiilily l*‘u. ts I’ltOIIATK .1 was the sevoml ! d,(wu fnmmdhlet oppe-iftmt in­ IS Itt: Ttlt: SHTaTK n r At. to Sanfoi have li"1 eugree wiurh will !*• (|n,v|l n1|t| |,B. Schuman'.' |ir:UT 'rtll AVIt.INtl derraeit M, | , fmiI1It ............................. TO Aid. WllftM IT MAT 0«N. wnduelrd ever the state 'V h>- j , CISits N tlk t i* b*irl>t *:,•-» rbat Ma* - - w ......... - -« vloleiltt' III •truinltna l’ht|>|“ t'1*'' Wr Titml Hotel Cotnmiimlun, •H.et t«,uA 1 _a* aiiii,itaUU,IUL *■r tb. ............. . lit*.i IIran, Ur'S, d* ■ ' on sifiiiM'. ituimI. and tha* *h, wilt n if i) I A mobile guanl officer died t« th. It,.in.r,<1.1. It VV. t t , n , 10 Furmer Nazis ■tt Paris front injunc* -tf last fount, Judg, of Siinls-.W r'oun))"* J week, ’ raising to 22 the numlter yiorlds, .*« Hie t) ts ) rrf t1** 11'»»'< M lir ,1 flow, !’■*' ' , uf dealhk' sluce rioting alut -alivti, ),.r uiiiuoval of Mm, * and f.,r iinar dtM-bsre, a* Admlstf* importance under ll,c Naxt re­ ! "Inge l>cguti moll* than two week's l rat ri v of r bo r*iat# of Att.er ( gime. ufjo wlren 1 2tl Fiein’h ^rnio'is •tlslntlBK drr*a,rd* on ltd* If, da)’ in thr noturious npuple’s court I struck, asking 25 pci iiuit wage of Novrrntwr, 'ttfll. (lie InDgsrmige sMatshall I'iJn *»■ uf Berlin. - which tried tieam • Itneteascs. ilitr liiaiolios PhTtw sometliitig vise again. Adiniiil.lii.lrl, ..| llo ^ cases. He n u . convicted D'f hsttMrst4nf AlbeiI ijoioil.i.a. tiling the easel uf foreigners “We must cK'krly undvraland ROME. Dec. I l,P) Kuimii ll.irdi. ,1 under Hitler** "night ami fug' an immlnlfd shakrup in the al that tlie cost of tho M ai'hall T decree sod perverting the l i t " met uf Pivniiei AIftile lie t'fts Plliu cannot h- ineiisUted now," X.V. t.Nr JPlMIK, HKMINttl.K C ot? T V. n f'lream n —tn -ihr-Nnci-'jiroirn»wv-; |irn rm ttmtinl—fo-^rw oU to—ti- Jwi_»umt4UUgd. “ tf,. rapiml .p jtu * _}$45V»Hf ■n appriipriatinii a n d . i-Ay. o, for ext eifUinalion of P*'h” The da) ami tlie lndepetf|lini kt .xti : )>)■ KMiini'A, "night and fug” decree was *h paper II M e.'aggi’i" lejuirted think, th a t wilt to- till In fuel. IN I’lHHIATK It IJi lit Till: K8TATK " F W i ecied at suppreealng ivsldtiiw ' that talks, .which tt" ptenttei hi* tlKITJt. .Irl-r.l—tto the NiUt» in occupied ruliii lief;tl condneting with the llepiil'. T " A1,1* W ill'll IT MAT ININ. ^iic» * by'vpiriting civil tan* mi'* Iicans and . I.dtsir SncinliHis h«il * s.'KIINt -7— • leached a "decisive phase.” U *hpfttiy !flY#fi. Iltat German) for secret trial. }ilii hfhf liftiii flU4 hrf fluttl f-ROLLER Tlie pd|ter as-erteil Uiat l>Wolfgang Met! gen tariif, a Io­ fwri it* ralftV uf lbr *• Gas|Hi i nlianiloiKst pious t>> iol%o ♦iflr *ff \> It Jt* It I »fl V*■»*♦It: nian util hot ity no inleumlioiial if mcndier of the l.al*|i Sociallaw, aecUMsi of helping to eurr.' flt«I tailX- fill’ll 'hr* fsrlitjun linn t **ih t*a ri r. Apil I li«i *!»•* « *11 out the "night and Dig" deeite. tai» Imbdeiate leftist*! into •"* |t» i In- | |*i in iin I; \\ The r.'inl condermied tin; tl'- "inner cnliinet" und » ip swing U.jir. .CuiliiU- ifnJui gif—MuinlnAilgL fendanl* in *hsrp Innenoeo—«»o* Dig_tutt-ayd—wu—ugicemcu!—wuii—jj i--tditt>. FbjtiitB. pu tH*—t iih it-ij ttllinis-i d <tefeH*g pjfas that [Ssi the Republican*:— ^ - f l'ei« tiiLi f I:*IT ! “i it Tlie pleiniet -«>■• •» ,H' _*if nntir f*** ft*iji 4i»«’luutv- -rled tindci ortlers or senb'l of­ I itiiAuipfr.il tlx id lb r <*iii»ii ficers ami roercion fiotn Hitler. eonanh'ilnu n ffrlllig a Reptlldi i can lepteaefillilive a po-d With* at IV II IleaIf t *1*e»-iM'it. »*W Itit* Jfifll it18% »lf S’livrlliliui ffWtl poittulio n* a nu ml-ei " f liitilHiie Motorists Warm'd out tlie policy-m aking in m i rahinef. AitmfiiSt fall l\ iif * eta*Htt: **f \V. It. ItviU- ti'f iHti '4 4 i«t lit lift! 1141IM I'RKF «»l*»t If this i, ininiactlral. to'H T O Pj until thev have passed. Ipeihals litas the first irr.tup. Legal Notice PIANO OONCKUT F ritlav D ei. u h;tMl I*. ,M. ('rooms Ahtdumy — V d m L s s io h -S ^ tM )— - - * ■' SKATES How To Bronchitis • I M ON . aii d ROLLIAST ^ K 7S*?% ICE (sorts. t i TII’- T O P 411 Sanford Avenue I ,. . A'l.rntu T We make our own Ice Cream, All flavors Tasty — Delicious — Healthful State Food School 1 Condition* along the Mrdilriranean coast wrie m» i i i i k j I- tli.it trains liom Pali* weir punted- to my I’aity. ' * 1 ______________ S CREAM I n ,p «ov,‘,n ™ nl i to teotrett ittuck mines Kail n riI lit leaving Pari, readied fSI (rcr t rM)l „( norn,.,| and ,ome tomI in c u r u a , turning th ro u g h , the S3.55 F a llu u If* $|0|.t tiiemfii tt fHiit- j Mt*i i* thttii lmlf# *»f ‘Im* nlble fiiii* tif lH) thivs in . Ltttrh «u»'ul i«f A mmv lift* X Try T I P - T O P ICE Dec. U. I want to greet every child in Sanford and Semincd* comity and I hope parents wilt encourage their cnlldren to pan m the parade with me and conn jail. ■ r«fT nplif.'* cj thiol «!•'* nl» «l i( g puller p i r u l « ir i- ^nitl ** wti*l « ‘ntuif htttul («ei T h em N on T"or C IJItlS T -'IA S W hile O ut fh usercl ^ mnU>ri*t whn hit ft jIful T ti _ IiTr thr Al M»V Ijjl jlM Jim cf^T ntm i h he ail of a *m th ImiTnd fit e I ruck I ------ —--lis on Park Avenue clear t>. Twenty-J In IW'.i an I qgiish scientist Siipiilv 1>* tin u d . promptly lly be* Creomuldon rtl th* SecondVFtreet. and patrolmen re-j covered that *mk bfiih rontalns R cause It goes rig h t__ i* amt of the a i trouble to hrlp loosen andd expel: pot ted that tlie Jiolhe cai aicet- Idannin. Ilu* active in atelial th at germ laden phlegm, and Aid tor was plessed-lo pte _ - naturalem . erntor tlie flnoi I convert* animal bides to lent her. J to soothe and heal raw, tend— tendcr^ln-^' jM„y,| ts*fors tin- nifendci was j If flamed branchial m ucous m em ­ In It A.I), il Is teporD'd tin « He was in tested and flnttil. branes; Tell your dnigflrt to sell you tcaughl. j I’iuine Aft >g| IxitllO ^ r s M i i m i l i l r n t with t n l i h ttlie t i M iimt « u 1"rcording t,. Creoniultdta) Chief Roy t. .Wilt Emperor Clouditt* ite mpxtodon « .1111 Khh I I'irs l S tre e t ___you must like the way it i <n"ts, who today also warned 'itrnt: which had tun-n preserved « ___ . oilaye the oougti or you a r t ; nu'li'i i*ts not tn drive uvei fitt- fur ngi-s in Hitlerian jee. MNWWWlUNNrt'KMMUMMMNMHrsrxVirVM'OsAiMMWiWt to bara your money bode, those nu streets in evenUnf Lie T FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Il'MlSaM Mum ••■a* n w l • ! in the morning, so that Che ps, nmrshnU' ran assign earn *“ehilil 1 In hi, sir her ptupt’r place in the parade. The paraitr* will leri by children up in six CAPUDINE he yrars of ig,- trjlTCmt til cuttume, followed by children up to six years «f use on tricycles, or In Itaby Carrtagtak QUICK RELIEF FROM gu-cart* Children marching in costumr Symptom, al O u tre,, Arising from in the age brarketa it to 11 y ean 10 to IH year* wllj follow. STOMACH ULCERS and Contestants riding liicycle* Will due toE X C E S S ACID come -next anil precede Itie floats. Fra* 8 sell T*n *o HIa m«Tr MtmairtHwt Santa Claus' float will close thn Mast Help *r II Will Caat Vaa Nothin, parade. The Meretib.it? Asa relation ha* | O ver I h r m n i l t i o a I w t l l n u f I t u U i t u , . ' Tm iiu m t base burn wild for wl*i of provided Santa with an ample sup| *, intumu.ofin. trr». »ti*lnt- tram I w r u h olv of cam!'- for dlstrihutio i, i inJ Dura,nal Ulott >lur (<>Iftaii S ilt— a w D'imMm . I mw m Slant ll i r urti, buth, during the parade and at tho Gatlin#,,. Hih UH*. ,,*S « mW». tta. party to tie held on tho Tourist tin. In S u m ScIS. n O iln t1 trial A«k fur “WUbit'i M n u n " rbirb lull, Center grounds. In n special communique from • UiUnu Ihu lr>»Uu«ul~ a. rtwtS ltrtAf*n il>*( vh! w |ii, **i,k nM I f *.. Nh, ' r*n*a Aiuiim m bUL Byrd’s Challenge 3 P. W. STEVENS « 617 W. Robinson - Orlando Phone 2-0729 French Cabinet the North Pole, Santa Clan* praised the work of the Sanford M in h in i, Association and .th-* . J aycet-s in arranging the para-ti- , f t " " '1" * .'*"*• ,i ' V ''"r , which will welcome him to Sa„ * » « » back by idle bulls ami ford Saiinday morning. Uuncbeoit* ol mobile guild, i, “Christmas.;* Santa said. “i» th e ' poltoflice in Nice wheir the a cmlutii 'festival. I will he Central Labor Committee <alKu delighted Ml olim nliy i>|>en rii. t a genetal strike. ’ • " Christina -cason in Sanford tm J ... 7 # headache c**Om mmiIm 4 if.iunr Key Club DILI, HARDWARE CO. «T Y A R D L E W V E N E T IA N 1IL1NDS America's Moat Beautiful Aluminum •• Cedar ~ Polish) d Aluminum Auk Mr Car Free E stim ate PARE SEVEN — ............. ’ ‘*1 iiini in ili iji. w - ihail Le under* writing the 1el oltil'iiatlotk ami. picspcrity «>f t »- I"* N<» oiiv caii 11 ■■miimm<a n ..mi I'aar "s.i pillt'i Will iurt cl tu rn during the next Dual t tr. Ink.- ii.'.” . The \ nginian ^HBuril ,igti ft: ,■ i Allium -i thiletmiHinng ptiic control,, igliog- end of ti:- “ nr i- jn-ilt Mipte '' jing. rtul alio,jliuruol tcircr u itt^ . *'-u.*:c'J.i uaru—C.a ion , ' t *. Kurnmlibrv aln! uj.il' iu li, >.))-|Qg lli-lt * ami -nti.o ler off ”Able.tcan Itje enter,.,nr m ye, - lejie |h i || «p|V:iri tth.„ „ * Nlull. lb it ?aol. ol prarc will -tagnalr and uta tiow tuic dc^li it liuiineitpr .i ••Fiscal . ..i t it y in tli United licit!lev loie contlnl ol then burtneo " Stnltv. o- iri-f - livid, oft,* of th r smithetn Drm -**f Dr'lO'- r«cv fu. UiiJi —ibwii iicrnis in-Cnngtv*. who fnniueniweni*’1' '■ >' c* "i k> d ?• UAl'II. out ft ly gptll wtili the Administrat ' ' * *’J (he only biiW> (fir'domestic iruiies, ilcclniCtl ln,n -ttattcini sourtfiuo-a “Ul helm • 1 h piCpaied fm the N t|lt4 n l ijjj $h* 1 u *' Association of Manufacturers: • Without it there would be na again,*! t'< Uf f 'C: Ill, lfif l "I make thi. ihullcitgc It, the WitB ll c i dhci ITcstdcut of the .United Stntp7 fi eeiloni equld" U'll IT th r Ma,-li.ill Plan j* -,i es«r*o h u i 't ' i eliwwhere. t ttr! to the futriie -ictirili **1 lift. HI TLER ILL America; jf the Mutshall I’la, it- sir essential to thy aup|ires«ioi‘, .'NEW .YORK U " I bV - Dr. of Communism and tho-e thing Nicholas Murray llutb i. K3, prehostile t« ns. their that the Pi" siihnt enter It of G'ddtnbla t Tnblent "f till* t tided States, in iversity hgs. dcvchi|«rd luottchtal the budget, which*he will -ubmft onciniO'dia. !lt‘ \V'ilium II ■ Me* to Congress next nioltU. nihire CasttjI f • ujjBferyili mciloal "fdomestic s|K'i|dlng in |>rn|H>i ti'-*1 fleer. lUltlOllltcH tiMlay. , to tlte rontribtdii.iis ,<> is' -cot |lr» Balter cidi i*Hi St, l.ukc's abroad. ho-.pitai 1nst_iW(s'l. for t lent me til “ Under the icadeiship of* the fui a digestive di-tuihjin,, Piesiiicnt am i.with a sympathett retp,in»e. f i.’m CorigM --. this can tj he .done. It >lmiild Is. ifuiic i t ' / MULjIUtf. . ItuCOftiat. J tio U 'iu tu u ning exiM'iiditnie •. rf*nni\'iiil inns'* it mine neev"H n. • . • The Virginia Dcniormt, on, I tv of the leading S. unto adv,s-.it* nf govrrnnirntn! rt-nmimy, -aid IIA Z K L U A K D lN O N that while hi' Vi'teil t,i out tm* ire $597,188l.l>IHt in* winter le h e f W ot Id I'n m in is t iittcerl for ^France. Dali and Atist* i, • tN nnisi • ' , & n u n s DAY, DEC. 4, 1917 CREOMULSION for CoBghi.ChtitCoM i, Bronchitis NOW SflFSHOPir “CWAithout SHA NDCARRY Painful Backache Vaitr wfffftp n ipijcMljr, *i*irf iVf __ Mg*4 iskiMh u u i Iw Uw sscsss ___ sad wasW aut nf th* li...I TWO* I* most pt«*(« toss shout 1 lints ■ ilsjr. h« Whrn dt-driUf nf kJi fpartko, tnlw-nma mstUr rmr jag. H ______________ __.if IrX Isifts. V?**of r*P snd __ _ . jilxhts. ••slliax. rrifllnsH unt.r th* »r»s. h—,»f K.S and dfulrwsv rrf-jn.nl or orsnlr • m p i alth smsMinx snd burnt nx sum*. 11i.f. »,»«* that* h H r n l u wrong with sour kuliwn qr llsd-Ur. * I IV-a'i wait I Ashyt-ur dmxxlsl lor D-ff'i rut*. * til mutant dlursUr, nt«4 furra-ifutl/ hr mlUlona (sc wlr II imix h n i'i tl>* h saiq r rtA s t * a 4 wilt M e th o H a ll* * of k h io n tul<*< Suali o s I p -l-n fo u a w a -ta fro as r m r hkwd. G ot D ose's Pitts. * 75 Percent Think II *rtilliin*.l an I 'a f f 'l o t ) lieVeil the training w.tnld make tin'll! gorul si.ld 'r' -. . Tu the queslinn " Wtotbl you prefer to slay in lliv~tiatlitii': unit '*r transfei in tin- tegular At my if you had votn rhnhf" twti nut nf three triumi'* wtiuld |iick UMT. All the. trainrog nn* rotulm Army men h-iigned to the exiH'i imenlal unit Some thought that in the UMT unit "we ate treat"! nijue like individuals ‘ Instead uf just n iiunrh nf men." tint others <u’cideil "they lire fiat strict oif you In U MT.” Alto! hr i I- Ili ved Hint in UMT “they lira! you like a bunrli of teen-agers." Tlie Army also ha- tali'll a lirrliniiiiar)' 1"3I after eight 'lavs of Isisfe training uf tim second UMi group, Tlir«e vntllhl. the Army comments, ate better educ­ ated and have enlislesr f„r longer • 1 r~ | Here's what you get | 1. COOL REFRESHMENT n Z . TWO FULL GLASSES / Q J . BEST BY TASTE-TEST * / Vtttd M htili*# k* m w than 138 BIRDSEY'S BEST * 4 BROTHERS MONEY SAVER WHOLjB WHEAT Graham 10 lbs 95c ___ *- SPECIAL DISCOUNT 200 lb». UK MORB BIRDSEY’S QUALITY DAIRY FEED- 20 % too lb* HOG RATION SCRATCH GRAIN tCoffl U. WhcMl" LAYING MAS^*2 0 fS BIRDS E l RC C o la C o la Y C o la Z / / / / / / * / 1 ,/ / **??# W# xhtillervg# you to Hral anotlier roln Hurt given on m urh in quality mitt (|uantity ox HU! Hoynl Crown Coin nut only conun in n big bottlo—lilit it'a tlaion/v cola th a t’a boat by taste-teat. T lta t's why il grew 00 tiinoe in Just 6 yearn! T ry cool, refroalilng H C Ualay. (lo t 6 botUea or n caw . * �I i + THURSDAY, DEC. 4, 19 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA l*AGE EIGHT Cane Is Presented To Judge Sharon carried by Municipal Judge James Sharon which waa carved by It. It. Meea of Geneva and presented to the Judge, Is attracting much A colorful hand, carved canc local attention. Mr. Mecs, an elderly man, ta noted for-hli wood carving, especially of canca. • Judge Sharon today proudlv pointed out the carved and colored figures on his canc. These in- elude oranges and Itm oni, green thorns normally crow on foliage, .p in k flamingo, black parrot, Seminole Indian ncad, deer, Newfoundland is a little lai mule, and sheeps heads and a sea horse. The carving* are where than Ohio. HOME CONTROLLED “Where Customers 204 East F irst Street Sanford. Florida Send Tbeir Friends’ 6 ^ M EAT DEPT. Ws have printed KNOW Your Meat specjal price-lists tor you -L- Come In and ahop with ua today-Save on Nationally Known Brands Tou Know and Like. Backbone, Aleut On ' lb Shoujders ” .lb Sides, Meat On Spare Ribs lb Hams, Just Your Size “ lb Sausage, made from fresh trimmings lb AA. GKAIIK-- our grade lu«*rr than (' which i« rannrrx A. roller*, NAMES.YOU KNOW! FOODS YOU UK£\ TABLE SUPPLY = L b V E T T *S £ PICCLY WIGGLY Margaret Ann Quality U.’S. Good^ tirade Genuine HfiiiiiK Imnl. U. S Good tirade Shanth-- t rinse & Sanborn, Del Monte, Hills Bros. Round nr Slflotir Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru S at- Dec. 6 , Ask At Store For Special 4-Page Color Price List Steaks Half «i Whole Shoulders * Rib Roast Spiced l.iilieiWon Santiwieh Meat Vi lb Boneless Rolled Young Western A Grade llaby .!*•••■f Brisket Roast STEAKS* Rib . lb Sirloin,*Club* T-Bone lb ROASTS. Chuck lb imp, Rlht Shoulder. II) 49c Smoked Picnics NATIONAL Hsech-Nut Strained In Out “Self Service Casa Just Bight Flavor Syrup B k c u c c SAUCt La N o2 Twin Cheddar C h e e z its Lflo. \ 16C M . Corned B eef Hash In Cartons Cottage Cheese v N A T IO N S M A N O ju p e r r • ^ 30c Dixie ' Crystals 14c Stokrly Cut O rttn Fresh Florida ( a r y . Stalk I’a-cal Man O N IO N S ^ c a b b a (; e PEANUTS BALLARD’S MORTON’S NOODLES & BEEF HASH All Hnitwlt- ORANGE JUICE E-Z COLOR PAK 2 No. 2 cans 25c Soap of Beautiful Women STA-FLO Liquid Starch PEACHES naiuraa Shipped Urada "A* Kraft Phlla. Cream Eggs C heese 2 Lur tlic C ental & Will a New Homo! Y e llo w 2 tall cans 22c to * d a 65c P a ls y C heese Pk»* Lb Meal or Cube* — Old Du,lch Cleanser c.™ 9 tac Friskles *Lb t29c Ih. 25c 2 lb,/-can 89c PARKAY SWIFPMNG jiihbv’H Homo Stylo PICKLES ,17c (YVhrn Available) CAMPBELL’S TOMATO pint 19c* Wlilto Hoittur 2 APPLE SAUCE 202 cans 25c BEE BRAND INSECT ARMOURS BABY FOOD At adnrtiud in, Canned Meat Tripe Treet 24-oz 39c 12-oz 43e tW htn AvalUbla) 16-ox can 15c Fancy N. C. Sweet Potatoes U. S. No. I Results 4 Ilunt’a Fancy Tomato P o ia id is is i. 10 Hnldrr’a or Roger's Sugar Mild Sweet K raft’* Vrlveeta PEAS 2 No. 2 can* 25c C H EESE. , 2 lb box H5c I.lbby’a Fancy Bel Hum’* tom ato . (all can 59c SAUCE 3 8-oz cnnH 10c SALMON Hunt’* Fancy (No. 3H ran) Trrllla Sugar,. 8P1NACH 2 rana 29c PEAS N d 803 can. 10c Brookfield Iota- Grad* A Sunmald Nectar ( Minn. Processed RAISINS 2 pkgd 20c EGGS dot ctn 75c Dal Monto (I. D. Glenwood Roll CORN 2 No. 2 cans 35c BUTTER lb 75c Gold Medal COND.MILK 2 cans 35c “SmdbKa PEARS - Rendy-to-Ent 6- to 8-lb. Avf. Western, Lean, Meaty Little P if 2 bottles 14-oz bottle Grapefruit (All Drandi) ORANGES 8 -L b M eth Bag 2 9 C Dennbton'H Fanry JUICE ••A" Grade Juice Developed by your Uovern* ment to aaoura yuu.of fully matured, ripe, early Juice Meat • Vi 8c Corned Beef Hash No 2 can 27c CHILI SAUCE CATSUP Oacar Mayer Yellow Band (Whan Available) Neckbanes u> 27c Std. Cheaapeake Bay . » U. S. Government Graded UTILITY p l e s 5 L b .4 3 c 3 ^ .3 3 c (When Available) Fcy.“ Weak. Wlneiap WeaL*Red Dellc Spiced Luncheon M eat tb Country Smoked Sausage LbMssb Bag 29c Pm h Lb * 63e 3 9c Beet Tongues Lb 29e Kanaaa Shipped, U. S. GOOD �N t * >/\ ' r:- * i ' . • Vi * ) '• . * 17 f the THE WEATHER In Unit) There la Strength— Partly cloudy and mild throuth Saturday. To Protect tha F ejru of th* World; To Promote tli* P i o i i u i of Americas To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. rger AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ‘ _____ _______ VOLUME XXXVII! Established 190S SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, DEC. 5, 1917 Associated Press Leased Wire French Police Are Russian Plan Ordered To Fire On Is Denounced *Mobs During Unrest U. S. Secretary Asks Communist Deputies S h o u t "Assassin” Number Killed In And Seek MeetWith Palestine Fight President A u r i o 1 ™ PARIS, Dtf. 5 (A*)—The Min­ uter of Interior announced to the national anemhly tonight he had authorized French police to fire on mobt. Communirt deputiei shouted "Assestin," - - ------Troopt and'police were on the alert throughout the atnkt-bound nation after another day of Uir moil duTing which strikers in two #citiei temporarily wreitrd -control from authoriliei. The Communirt-dominated Gen. eral Confederation of Labor, meanwhile, hinted the way war open for a back-to-work move­ ment, and sought to confer with Pretidenl Auriol on lire new %lringent anti-Mrilte Uw,_ . I Meanwhile, the French gov ^ e m in e n t, harried by crippling, 8P Communist-hatched work stop­ page* ran head on into another »trik*- today when government employe* began walking off the Increases To 44 spokesman denied r u m o r * rearhing Khartoum that a British official had been slain. The flrat Immediate effeel wa* 'to blackout electric power, haltWASHINGTON Dec. S </P) ting, factories, ajopplng the sub- q—The State Department said wnya and choking off communi­ today new meaauras to pro­ cation*. Sailor* and mobile guard* tect livra and properly of * moved Into the power house* about 10,000 .Americana In nt once and got aome of the troubled I'atralfn* and near­ £ generator* going again, but I'ari* by countries are being atuw remained badly crippled. died. These Americana are T h e ' council of the republic, bring adviied through em­ the upper chamber of F ta n n ,>* bassies and conaulate* in Ih* legislature, waa summoned to ra t­ Middle Kasl to refrain from ify tha .drastic anti-strike, anany art* which may be con­ tl-aabotaite legislation passed yessidered provocative 'and from ................ ,,, I’M.-, i i,. i. i i taking any unnecessary rlak*. CIO Gives Okay To -A tom Plant Strike D ■ f WASHINGTON Dec. S (/P) —Chairman- Hlekenlooper (RIowa) of the Senate-How* atomic energy committee pre­ dicted today that “mean* will be available* lb prevent a threatened work atoppage by CIO worker* at the Oak Ridge. Tenn., atomic plant. TTht^ipum J i t work at Omit Ridge la such that w* should not hay* • strike In Ihl* atomic ener­ gy aet-up," the Iowa senator •aid. "I hope and feel con% fldent that the m atter will be satisfactorily resolved. 1 , - OAlfj-RIDGK, T enn. Dec. 6 <>£» —International headquarter* of the CIO Q u , Coke and*- Chemical Worker* Union ha* aulhoriu-d ^ a atrike at the government's Hi* declaration evidently • mar­ ked the beginning of the long eanaetpd American effort here to determine whether there arr solid chance* for agreement on the fu­ ture of Germany nt thia confer­ ence, ■‘Th# situation In Germany la ■ real one," he declared. "It urgently require* now— wlthuut delay — four-power decision* on several apeclfle fundamental mat­ ter* of aubstance. I a*k for ac­ tion on these point* in order to end the" present .dlvlalott otv Ger . . T^e United State*. Marshall declared, favor* -"the establishWent of n provisional igovarnment - ! r«Hl Inur<! tin l*«If Kl»fc*l II, AhStit'lATKU I’llKH-S Arab*, inflamed by the « inn partition of Paletlig*. at lacked, the Jew* twice today in tet-Awv *»d and Urn ^ h TeE-A«v the le.mtuig retulliug corn s u r t i '^■ - - 4 *Uin I ( A m i n f f 1 0 5 3 8 1 1 1 0 1 (1 bat railed raised to 44 the number 4*in in l l i . b i l l i (day* l l V I In 1 iiilv' ® * in (mar four riotoui in llll> the Holy Land. Plan* to welcome Fred ,W. The dead were 23 Arab* and 21 Smith, of Ventura, Calir, preri Jew*. Hundred* were wounded. dent of Llona -International at 8:30 o'clock Weilneaday morning Damage nag' in Jeiuialem alone wat at the Florida State Bank and at <r.•••liaw*4 os raa* south city IlmlU upon ar- President Of Lions Slnternational Is Commission J , iOiTOC1f i . Negro Police I rating. Thn City CommDtlnn yesterday at a hearing upheld Ha action of the previous meeting in rein stating Willie Sutton, negro 3ml Icemen 'following hi* auspeniton by Police Chief Roy, G. William* due to complaint* of undue uaa of force In arresting a negro, Itf wa* reported today by Gordon Bradley of the City Manager** office. . City workmen, aald Mr, Brad ley, were yesterday removlnj lighting fixture*, furniture am other peiaonal property from Circuit Court Will c LOT (L O R 1 S a le ro f lota 4, 8 and ft of Block B of Prairie Lake aubdirialon on U iR lw r r v by t#», % BtSVDOfO n d wife to E U e K. F a rra r of Orw u today reported a t the __M a»P« a aale nrice al --------- “New Look” Comes To Newspaper As Result Of Strike Movie Writers Santa Having Trouble Reading ,u aJk ed .aff ^ n u ^ilwCSIllll .gtltlU any -cxj-cutiYc* immi-dtatply tinpany plum to cimlilllti' their Are Indicted On" IVlail Since Losing His .Glasses mmmv'l publlrnlivii wTlIi thr*Chicago proo Appeal Is KxiH’cted FlU, -On lMonsure Driving The A 111- n t o w n typcsetti-i • Contempt Charge N f'K III 11)13., Die. 5 •Ait tic Telegraph Service)—Santa tla u i •trunk dfti-r turnini* down t. Of Farm Bureau VFW Will Observe Pearl Harbor Day to lay at a Communism-in-Holly­ wood investigation whether they aje or have been Communirt*The 10 now muit Hand dial to determine their guilt or inno­ cence. Thai* named in separate in­ dictments returned by a federal grand - jury, are Albert Main, Dalton Trumbo. Samuel Ornili. John Howard Lawtori, Ring LaiT ner, Jr., Herbert Bibcrmin, Rob­ ert Adrian Scott, Lester Cole, Alvah Betiie, and Edward Dmytryk Eight of them alio were indict­ ed on an additional count altcg. mg they refuted to say whether or not they belong to the Screen Post 3282 of the VFW will hold a (upper meeting a t th* Legion Hut Monday ovonlng a t 7:00 o'clock and In obtorvanc* Of Pearl Harbor Day. membari of th* Post who tver* tnero at th# lima of the Japanese bombing will toll of their experience*, It waa announced today by John Sauls, adjutant. A ChrDtmaa party will bo de­ cided upon; plana for th* Dlatrlil Writer* CtiBd.*” mooting her* on th* second BunAll 10 had dtfllned to answer day In February will be discussed, specific questions about Commun­ an<l plana wll be mad* for attend­ ist affiliation* during hearing* ing the State VFW conference at treatise** n I'sae KlakO Ocala, Jan, 17 and 18, aald Ad. Julaat Sauls. F. D. Scott, poet commander, will preside. HaturdJy night dance*, jointly sponsored by th* VFW and American Legion, are reported to bo very successful a* a mean* of raising funds to improve tha Legion ltut, TOWERS RETIRES WASHINGTON. 'Doe, 5—C/P)— Admiral John II. Tower*, C2, MERCHANTS THANKED who flaw th*' Navy1* first sir. The Sanford Negro Chamber ef plana, has retired from active Commerce at Ita meeting! last duty after nearly 41 years Mr evening accepted with thanks tha vice, the Navy announced today. f£0 donation by the Sanford Mer­ chant* Association t o w a r d a PRICB INCREASE Christmas celebration, and *q H TORONTO, Doc. I 1*> -A n Inthat tbeyjiop* to add ease of M * ton in the price to g al a nig Christmas tree and “ ' -jrw rt toy* and candy aa gift* for color­ the Abled children on Dec.- 20. Ubl Bale* Co., Ltd., distributor* The celebration will be bald at for the Abltibl Power and Paper Sanford Avenue and Eleventh Co., Ltd., one of the biggest prolt» waa announced by Dr. in Canda which sends ap- i> having an awful lime lately leading all there ietlcn from boyt and g ii. liltCr hr loti lot glanrs. .It veemr that he war up on lop of the North Pole putting up a i.ew I'M aerial for hi* new radio whrn one id thr gi y wire* holding the pole in place dipped. Santa jiggled amund eild dromed hit glavir* into a 60 -foot deep rnow drift and lias b-e-i locking (tifTTirm ever iinte. He say* that lu- ha* tried read < ing aome of there haters without 'glasses, hut i* having n hard time because aome Imyt and girl* don't write quite a* plainly a* they should, and maylie •oniv of them who an- nut yrt out of kindi-rgardrn almuld turn, the jolt over to Mg brother or sister who mn in grammar school. ^ * Little Samira In-f Kader ol .Sanford ha* gut the right Idea, he says. She draws plcturp* of what • he want*, like a doll house, for Instance, Little Marilyn Mom sent a letter front the Mayfair Inn where she live*, and Santa wont* to know how the boating I* on FLORIDA CITY Dec. 5 (/!*)th* St. John* River which 1* pictured on the envelope. Since The csilrrn gateway to the Evcrthere la no snow in Florida for gladrs National Park wat dedi­ hia reindeer and sleigh, he feel* that a boat might be just the cated here today in the first half thing In which to visit Sanford. of a two-day ceremony which will "Now here'* a letter signed be completed tomorrow at EvrrJackie," said Santa, ‘"he prints gladcs City will) President Tru­ real nice, hut' what Jack!* la he? man officiating. I’ve got 17 Jsekiea on my San­ The ceremony was. divided into ford lie L All he want* I* a train ICastlssea "* t*aae Klabll that blow* and puff*, a wagon, a Texas ranger double holster, cow boy boot* end spurs, and cowboy belt and hat. He must be IP n ttw rS -m ra se Twel Fertilizer Shortage Foreseen As Influence On 1948 Planning AILANTA, Dec. 5 (A'y -Shortages of commerical fertilizer will influence farmers in making plans for their 1946 operations, the Fed­ eral H em ic Dank of Atlanta laid today in it* monthly summary of burintss and economic condition* in the southeast. , Ihe high prices for main (ash crop* have resulted, the bsnk saiJ, ia fsrmcis applying heavier amounts of fertilizer materials.. Normally, farmers ift the southeast use 30 percent of the'nation's fertilizer pro- ductian* -■ ■ — -----The price of eommericnl for- phat# for1 use under legume* are tillier ha* Increased 10 to 12 not scarce." ___ L percent In ihe past year,' but ’ The bank’s "November review even eo heavy use is atlll profit- coven the Sixth Federal Reable, the hank aald, adding: serve District, composed of Ten“Farm ers in the South are nessev, Georgia, Alabama, Mismore fortunate thaw those in Metlppi and coastal Louisiana, for they can pro- Department atore Glades National Park Dedicated At Florida City- lit ami two-lhitd* pv>'‘'*1|1t wage liwlWUC that rarrind with it ■* provlsiuti that liu- w n t l y ex­ pired contract with the Allen­ town Call-Chronicle newspaper* lm con11iiutil. • * The paper*' executive editor. William D. Ih iificrl, »aid the nnInn Violated the contract • in do •Haring it* termination Oct I without giving written proposal* of change*. Such propoaal* ars a rnmiltioH of termination, he aald. , Clvde MaJ.tr. pro*ld«n» »f H"' | l ,nnll* M r,l »» l-« s » T*«l Governor Caldwell Is Stevens Murder Case MainSpeakcrToday la Given To Jury In 2-Day Ceremony JACKSONVILK Dee. f> M’J - Mandamus Action Is Dropped By Jaycees The Seminole County Junior chamber of Commerce liosnl of Director^ have decided to drop the mandamus proceedings to redJstrict the precinct* of the county, it was announced yester­ day at their noon luncheon by Secretary Gordon Bradley. Th* decision wa* mad* follow, ing a discussion with a local a t­ torney at a director*’ meeting Wednesday evening. Bradley re­ ported that th* directors decided to leav* th* proceeding* up to Individual tax payer*, since It wa* determined that {he project wa* not on* for tha Organisation to Kandl*. Teatlmonv In Ihe trial <;f Don Steven* who said he killed Rich­ ard Melvin for welchtn* on « 180,000 number* rarkot debt and threatening hi* life wae rloeml today with Stevens the eole de­ fense witness. Several surprise witnesses had been promised but IWenao At­ torney P. Guy Crews choee to use only Stevuns. thereby gaining opening and closing argument* to the Jury. State Attorney William Hal­ low** used no rebuttal witnesses. Crews asked the juror* to con­ sider what “any reasonable man would do under the circum­ stances" which - existed a t the Melvin homo when the shooting occurred, adding -the gffair wa* an unfortunate tragedy. Ilallowc* called Melvin * death "a cool, calculating, money-mak Ing murder." The caee was expected to go to th* circuit court jury later today. DYSON'S DERR Fred Dyeon, building contractor and former county commissioner today proudly displayed In his truck this morning the antlered head of a deer that ho ahot yea terday near the W tkiva River. With him on the hunting til Rom Humphrey a ritH * Hagen. *4 ’ Move Is Launched In House To Cut Pro­ posed Aid For Eu­ rope By Big Sum WASHINGTON, Dec. 5 oP) —Hep. Lodge CK-t'onn.) de­ clared today United Slate* Million Barrel Tanks troop* should slay In Iltly "In assure law At California Re-. -anindefinitely d order." ''In the peace — w e signed with Ita ly ,, finery Are Burning* treaty he told the House iluilng de­ _ bate on the *V.M),000,1)00 fur- Kl. SKGUNDO, Calif. Dec. elgn relief bill, "we agreed In It (Ah—One man •»« killed guarantee her e s s e n t i a l na­ and at lra*t «ne Injured to­ tionhood. Lodge said with­ day In a spectacular explosion drawal of I'. S. troop* ha* which btrw apart a 127.000.been post (Mined from Dee. 3 turret gaanline sluragr lank In IS. It should now Ur put at a Standard (HI t'o. refine* o([ indc(initrl) and the Amert* here. Harry lla fle ,. an Iran garilson In llalj inrveeutive of the rnmpanj, rrrased. he said. said thr Idsre had I« rn confined tn the single lank and WASHINGTON. Dec. 5 (A *).Hurt so far as he knew there were no nlhrr injuries. A Republican program to con­ trol In ing coiti appeared aiiurcJ I I. SEGL'NDO. Calif. Dr.._5 fut-Cunwtcii! conitderation- as the t/TV Ari uhvlelciminetT number of Senate GOI* |xiliry committee de­ worker* were injured today by a cided today to rullalMiiatr with terrific explosion winch blew apart the parly leadrit in tlie Home a gasoline vintage lank at thr on anti-iniUtion Irgiilaliotw Standard Oil irfinery heir. A ball Such a .piogiam would be drlutut later thr (lame* bail ipirail tignrd to counter tlie I0-|>oint to two oilier lank*. plan I'rrridrnt liuman propoicd Ambulance* and (nr equipment to Congirii Nov. 17r rolled into the big lank - faun Chairman I aft (H-Ohio) of in a ttirain. Spectator! wri.’ thr |Miluy group told a ncw» 1 1 tiMiitMirsI «ft 1' i t i r l l i i h i i confczcncc that Senate and Hnut* Hrpultli.au tt iiln," will meet next week to dctriliiine whether "two or llttee" nitti-inflation meaturct can he pudtctl through b tfo n the qteciaj veitipn tpnti (oi the Clutilmat holiday*. lull caul these u traiiiltt pomHr A sslti lATKD PH EBB hly would rxlend exiuiil controls, Tin- "new I.Mik'* h r newspapers, irtpilate tiiiJiint on' grain ex­ l»irn i*f printer*' dispute* changes ami chill mil ailment buy­ with 'putdUher*, spread in Allen ing. I I caid lltr -m aloti alio town, Pa., today Ulf nawa, boys and girt*, Aaata t'lc.^* will arrive hrre .Saturday mornllag on the Frenchman's . Bay I Th* luoth-nl of publlahtftg edi- ilia uortl (i m ili'r h gidation un­ motor cruiser at the Municipal I'iee arid*will take hi* place as |ae*l of honor III the big parade which (inn* through n typewriting and will start from th* Plrv up Park Aveau* at !0:3tl o'clock. The parade U sponsored by thr Kinfurd phot »■cue ravin ir profe--’ was In­ der which the government would Merrhanta Association and I* being organbrd by the Jaycees: Walrbrs and many rash price* donated troduced to the iuilustrv in (‘Id- take thr .lend in attrm pli to by the merchants of Banfurd will be given to Im i j * and girl* for Ihe best iqirchlng costnmm and deco­ engo Nov, 24 when mem­ bung ah .til iotuilla’l) ag,erm rnti rated bicycles. The parade will turn east on First Street, south on Hanford Avenue to Fifth Htrerl bers of the AFL International in imluilry to allocate w ater crit­ then west to Park Avenue and eaat again on First Hlrrel la Ft. Mrllon Park where Hint* will leave Typographical Union walked on'. ical piiHlurli, null as ilcrl, hia float and hold court at thr Tourist Center and distribute candy to all Ihe children. Chicago'* fir Ini: dailies havo Wblli w tmiur; Intelvst* ceuat.... anil in that form ever since t e n d mi iloimstic problem^, the ’’Yesterday Hu member* iff th**. .Iluuiie went a In-ad with tie bate ITU latent 134 in Allentown vu tin- .\ilmini*lration‘*> emrr- Case Grows Out Of Refusal To Say If TheyWereCommies A . Reconvene Monday Wilson Is Secretary J . W. Wilson was elected a* secretary of the Seminole County .Farm Bureau a t the meeting of the hoard held a t Lormann'a Res­ taurant last night. Mr. Wilton will All the vacancy created by the resignation of-M. L. Culium, who will continue aa a member of tiro board, however. Henry Thureton was. elected to serve aa treasurer of th* organi­ sation. Francis Meriwether, presi­ dent, presided over tha business srsilon a t which time plans for the year were discussed. It la the dealre of th# Bureau, Mr. Meriwether stated, to make th* Seminole County Farm Bu­ reau a more active organisation and tentative plana for thia ob­ jective were outlined by him. These plant will be submitted to the member* a t their regular general meeting on Jan. 10, th* time and place to be announced later, — Many Injured In Terrific Blast . At Oil Refinery _ J, were today m*d« by the on* Club at ita meeting at the Tfwrlil Following Ah* avgraatlon of mtnol High Uon Fred Ganaa, Seminole School assistant football roach, the club agreed to furnish a plaque and. trophy annually for 18 * * veari to the beat blocker on the football team at the high school. Plana for a Christmas party at itry Club on th* Seminole Count Dec. 18 were made. The regular meetings of Dee. 18 and Dee. 20 were cancelled. King Lion W. O. Livingston-appointed members to WASHINGTON. Dec. 5 (fP) preside at th* 8alvatlqn Army kettle at rertaln lime on Dee. 18. Ten movie writers, produced ami John Ivey outlined plana to ole- director* today were indicted (or tain more revenue to the club contempt of Congrni in refuting from gum ball machines- largest atomic plant . hero' In •vent no contract la reached with the Carbide and Carbon Chemleal* Corn., by next Tuesday, lo­ cal president Clyde L. Terry said storage a t t h a Municipal Airport j Civ|c county, official* have today. Q ura rt“ a. whrro Ghlnt u X l ^ requested.to *l_d In the we| The approval of the atrike vote of President Smith accord­ (IWiliaeM m -P m * Kiaht, trainer* will stay and other bar­ come to King Lion Llvlngeton. J, rack* leased by tha Intercaaalon ing D. McNeill will furnish epeclal Bible School. floral decoration* at the bank for the occasion. , . Circuit Court will reconvene Monday a! 10:00 o'clock with Judge M. B. Smith preaiding, to continue trial of criminal cases during the Fall Term. A venlr# nf 80 jurora liaa been summoned. . it waa announced by O; P. Hern­ don. clerk of the court. Caeea aet for trial Monday Include: Willie Walker, charged with lewd and lascivious conduct. — Ip the afternoon, the case* of w W alter Zander*, charged with automobile stealing and of Walter Mungeon, chirped with breaking and entering with Intent to com­ mit a felony have been act for trial. • -On Tuesday, the case of Frederick Georg*, charged with man; ■laughter In connection with the traffic death of State Patrolman L. C. Bender will again be brought to trial before a new - Jury, the former fury havinr been < 0 d e b a r r e d following the iline** o f a member and the consequent ruling of a mi*trial by Judge Smith, • • < Republicans Agree To Offer Own Plan For Immediate Ac­ tion By^Four Pow­ ers Over Germany LONDON Dec. '5 (/^ -S e c re ­ tary of Stale Marshall urged the fotrign miniiter* council today to “drop generalities’* and "try to Property Damage Is find out what each delegation really ha* in mind" for lettling Estimated^ At Four peace term* with Germany.__‘ Million In 4 Days Marshall attacked 'Soviet For­ eign Miniiter Molotov » almost LONDON- Dec. 3 (4 V daily demands for quick creation A nti- Jewish rio tin g 'in the British colony of Aden ha* of a central German government cost 4i lire* ainre Tuesday, and declared: » rolonial office apokesman “Any German government call­ said' today. Hrlltsh troops ed upon to adminitlcr a Germany are being flown from the' S u n Canal rone. divided a* it is today l*y ilia polThe colony and protector- ■ icie* of the .occupying power* ’ ale are near the entrance to would be a-sham and a delusion."! the lied Sea. The colonial office *atd rabies from Gov­ Marshall led off today'* council ernor Sir Reginald Champion ditcunion on Germany'* economic reported the death of U future and hi* prepared tlalemenl Arab# ami 19-Jews, with the of | ‘,000 wo'rd*-w»* hantfed- to re­ wounding of many more. A British naval party from two porter* shortly after the meeting destroyer* ha* been helping the Aden police force. The convened. NO. 275 —r- WASHINGTON, IW . 8 bp)— An iiiqx-al, probably from th i White House, for o voluntary cutback Iq p) ram fro driving today . was forecast by Interior De­ partment o(fical.a. Ibiliett K. Friedm an, rttimsel for (lie ilepHrtuient'a oil ami gas ilivision, told th e joint con* grrosionnl eronom ic. com m ittee ulxiut tin* "voluntary program " nnd enid tin- appeal will lie math' tty n ex t weekend. Km lift I'lplertu-vrotary (Hear I.. L'liit|inioo said Interior offi­ cial- liavi* maile mi plait* to Tolliiack pficet" of gasoline or ruAl. lie mude tlie atMtelileut a* lie tit get! Cohgi eta l» vote emer­ gency power* to fix prices an l ration these two basic cummoditles, . A s ri lea of questions, by Re­ publican member* regarding va­ rious shoitagea. in this country in relation to rxpoHa f«r- Kuropcaii aid tiltmizlil a brisk charge by RenaUtr O'Mahoney (D-Wyo) that there ate "some people In the .U nited States and some In the Congress who w'ant to do what Soviet Itnsria desires—wreck (he Marshall I'lan."* KLKH MEMORIAL Tlie Elks Memorial Service will tie held at the Methodist Church Sunday at 3:01) I*. M.. Grand Exalted Ruler J . K. Rowland, Jr. annmincod itnUy. The sermon will lie delivered by Mr*. Edward Kircher anil the public I* cordially Invited. CORRECTION Raymond Lundquist h a t obtain­ ed a city permit to build a bom* at 1403 East Fourth 8tre*t, not S00H a* furmerly stated. - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, December 04, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 04, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald