3 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/8296b7a021c96930b1efa7a800f32d80.pdf 53f5c31b7eaba4dbcb8c35ba7deb64a7 PDF Text Text THE SAWORD HERALD. HANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT General Bradley Returns To Army After Hitch As Veteran’s Official John Leonardy. The board al»o denied a request made in behalf of a client by Edwin Shlnholtcr ((•<•<!•>■••* u p * r i p , imp I to close Reklsw Rosd a 25 foot a Urge scale and can be con­ opinion of the Waller by Attorney strip leading to tMe some lake. trolled. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (/P>This demonstration occurred tim ers! Tom Wstron, who, be Omsr Bradley came Rotary Objectives Gcncral Dec. 1. lit 12 on the athletic field •aid, had ruled that with the inback home to tbs Army yester­ of the University of Chicago un­ cirsie in tsUry, the Judge wsi (I'm Ui h * tn w r«(p om i day to find Us site and problems der the direction of Knrico Fei mi . u » Italian scientist. | no1 •‘"titled to docket fee*. This recognises no special faith or strikingly different then when mi, ,fsmed '"^Tic ~if«v*mmcnf n e v e r ton wa* derided to be retroactive to creed and includes in its member-, ha left more than tw o . yea**. confirmed any rejwMi coneuin j,)ic ,jmr Judge Ware look office. ship men of all religious, politi­ cal or economic groups who share For the next couple of months, We sre striding hy tire ABor- the common Ideal of making the the former commander of the which have f io past. Hu* ,nry Grneral’s rtiuling" said II. B. world a hotter place In which to 12th Army Group in Europe will devote his time ‘to the transition an l«c mad*' | chairman of Ihe Commit- live. Mr. I.ane discussed the first from his moat recent assignment 235 rtf ttlti* .» • object of Rotary which he defined of running the Veterans Adminelement p i* ,l" ’ morn' n8' a a_ lh e development. uf _irqu*ln- D ual inn to . directing th e . Army’s -"It t->-piiet-ly-a <|u.-»lion of-law," durtd Trent ursnhimI. - ------- tnnres sa an object of service and operations as Chief of Staff Gen­ tho engln- declared Attorney Wilson, declared that In Rotary there sre eral Dwight D. Elsenhower plans of uranium l.ake Mary resident* In a polla t<nn of M7 «ilgnatures, were re- many ways to develop acquain­ to leave that post In early < nj!*> tratc pii 'i-niocl ti«l«y hy J. F. Fields, tance* both pleasantly and profit­ February to liecomr president of tun in tm-td 'thn nointc-il out thnl repaving of ably for all concerned. These ac­ Columbia University. The Department of the Army ■ we ti i- it the Country Club In luike Mary quaintances, ha added, soon deve­ ,01, {torn! bail l« t n discontinued three- lop Into friendships, and friend­ set aside an office - for Brad­ n tut' .-(«i i|ti!ir(crs of it tnilr from the ren­ ships arc the greatest asset any­ ley to iim- until he take* over igctive command, hut official* in th- atom- trr of the community and that one can have in the world. “ Rotary urges us and expects ■ay today it probably will lev citizen* were displeased by this us", he said, "to be friendly to­ just » place for the General to rally means net Ion. n ib«- next County Engineer M. C. Hagan ward our frllowman. The best gel hit mail. Bradley has let It Ih- known that ho inland* t» ital expend)- - tat* *1 thnl work on the one ami devote the coming weeks to get­ to nporost n hnlf mile strrtrh hod cost $8,500 ting . re-acquainted with the aervi," h* nddtsL and that the extra stretch will ..... . —- y0#rs ice In which he solved. :i** , government eo-t an aiiditional $*T,000. ComIs-fore being ‘‘loaned'1 to th" a group, or ‘mlsxlnber I’ope reported that the rrans Admjnstrntion. j_ tgittet-ra «-•- County Is repaving the roads on ‘The tall, bald' general ltr—xnfm-rtirr-- money-ebtnitwd 'front rare track mu h jnfoi i fundi*. and that the Commission figure heramo famllini to available '■» Jl* Imping that these funds .will whether Its proprietor was a linns of combat troops ll i. country L 'meet the |t'.5,0nft expenditure on nicntl*cr of Rotary or not, he in­ iope will roam the Army camp* . . ______ «t j f the in develop- countY road improvements. Cnmami .commands .... ,United that any husihe-s which ___ ih r,u tuner. nibsibtu'r McClelland pointed out sisted States, getting to km*v the post­ serves the public as Rotary , that n*w Is the time to do the will tie lUCcesful. for llo- war soldiers, and their troublti. tepnving while tlie Dickinson teaches lary .is the church at work, and a I " c I*!*'*1*! too, to visit the millie- 2 (/!*)- Construction Company has Its ItoUrian cannot stand on tin- taly school* and staff college* ....iuccd last machinery in Lake Mary. high plane of Rotary ideals, and ami find out how the thinking ts for exp<-rThe m atter was deri ded In at the samp time debase himself Km1* In there time when the atomic wen- favor of the paving wlk-n Jake In hi* private lifr, or in his Imsl- 1whole pattern of comlial plansliucted tut K. Hick*. company reprrsenta- ness or profession. Declaring that nihc.i* bcjvy$f_ in n»*' . . .*. subjected |_ i- Pacific. tive. nfered to pave free the road with him, Rotary is a religion, lie modes <>“f warfare, cot from the running from this highway to the said that “The Matter who said, Bradley Bradley says this travel Jit the Atomic old lallmad station. Acrompany. Do unto others as ye would be the 'United ■|jf' 'itates will k rtp him and the l)e- j,iy Mr, Fields to the meeting done by* was tho first Itutannn." too busy to make ........ any, trips |i| the armed w m , |f. pugh and Herlierl ' i Defining the third object of outsido the country before .he tut the con- Lamport of Luke Mary. >f sta'rr. Rotary aa the npplication of tbr takes over ss Thief nf [ucst of the 'Petition of Charles Taylor to ideal of service to personal, bus- However, his nssoclstes expect ......... Silver Lake Drive, north- im-ss and community life, Mr. that sometime later he will make anyone who no Inspection lour of the Pasouth road tunning from Onora Drossier said that ftnnit to t h r lakirrw as dented af­ Uvea accord ing tir-thl* rale ‘will *ciflc. 'a n T r i t l e has not seen ter F. C. Fullerton, owner of sev- bring distinction to sny organize- „jnce 1U'_'H when he was sta e n -l'd s near the lake protested lion tn which he belongs. A Bo- tinned at Fort Shifter, Hawaii a cantain thnl itkwould lower the value of tarian should substitute service | w hether n ' Pacific trip might his property nnd deny the public /o r personal gain, Mr. Drossier tl ■’ m lit to use tin* road, which pointed out but added that he u k c hlm M far as Japan to at present Is relatively unused. did see General Douglas MacArMr. Taylur was represented hy Lilienthal Says | Judge Ware.Suit Whlrlt will farilltnlc advnnrgi In triirt-Jul as well ss military uses of ntomir energy. It said the const(urlinn proijtnm wiB consist, of complete facilities for the experiments, housing, utilities, rommunications, protective structures, Instruments. tinn circulta nnd control and ubsei vution posts. . Sonic wartime milltarv ' Instalhtllnna will Ire rehabilitated, the announcement snld hut gave nn'hint of how many persons will he involved in thn construction nnd the later experiments, Give Something FOR THE HOME Thin Christmas^ Bradley place In which to live,” Rabbi Skop spoke on the fourth object of Rotary, nr the advancemeat of international good will and understanding. He recalled Hint, Rotary first took on an Inter­ national aspect In 1910 when the first club outside the United States was orghnized at Wlnurpeg, Canada. • T “.Since then,'* he satd, “it ho* swept the world, ll must have something great and big th at busy men throughout tho entire world feel a need for it in ad­ dition to their work, their church­ es, and their various other organ­ izations, and will give their lime In l l 't • ■ .Rotary seeks tn advance InUr national . aimlan laiuUiLg__through G la d iro n w ith it to m o rro w ! schnlarshlps and oxchango of students between nation*, through travel abroad, through Interna­ tional ronvej] lions attended hy delegates frhm every country In tho world and held In VkHmtJ c ities;’ (Tirrtughnut tho ‘ woVla, thruunh piihllc forums whefo inlernallonsl .problems iy r dis­ cussed amP through outstanding ■peaksn on international topic*. Vlf we are to have peace throughout the world,’” ho con­ cluded, “It must come through men who are Inspired with Inc Rotary Ideal nf service tn their Iron; shirt* In 4Vt min. Iro n s -s h u ts In 2 min. starts, stops, opens and closes automagically will sketebea. carers everything from the invitation to the merry, good­ night*. ' I t wjll help you plan a party and tell you what to wear, what to serre, and even what to •inic at your ahindig. Adventure (Mas "Whit# Terror," by John J. rioherty (Gro»*ct A Dunlap) telia of the, adventures of the Ice patrol . . *. an exciting book which folIowa the eareerx. a l the, Interna­ tional Ice Patrol, the men who try to keep the ocean free of lee- company him on a thrilling Jour­ ney complete with typhoons, ship­ wrecks and sea gypsies. *‘Mls» IBckory, by Carolyn Shrrwin Bailey (Viking). This la a perfect book for small-fry though teen agera will enjoy read­ ing it to young alitor. This fas­ cinating story, winner of the 1947 Newberry Medal for the “moa: distinguished c o n t r j b u t l o n to American literature! for children,” will hold the interest of child, and perhaps her adult reader as well, from sta rt to finish. I t is the story of a liny country woman with an apple twig body and a hickory Mark of the Leopard,** b; TEEN TALK ,\P Newsfeaturea Dear Judy. Books for bookworms, (hat’s our. motto this Christmas. An easy way to solvp the gift Prob­ lem, and any girl or guy will ap­ preciate a good hook. It won't look like an easy.way-out gift, either.—Not If - you stop to con*idcr whether Sutle or Mshle or Jjrk like sdvmturn, hobby, sports or success stories and then gtve them a selection they'll be boomhsh shout Herrs' a roundup of Interesting IdMiks which may give you some den G. Stevens and Patricia Kem|*el (Lippineott) .Is .the thrilling story of adventore in Central Africa. “Sugar and 8plec,” hy Lor­ raine Belra (llarcourt, Brace). The adventures of a 17-year-old girl, a high school senior, who finds she must give up her college plans so her brother can go to college. “Why always boys V she asks herself. "Doesn't a girl need nn education too and why must she always take the leftover Jobs?" How she copes with this issue makes Interesting reading. “The Golden Flash," by May MeNeer (Viking) is all about a gold and rod fire engine which wanders across the country In the middle of the J9(h century.™ - ■ 7 N ature IA vers "Rufoui Kcdkall," hy Helen Garett (Viking) Is the story of a hawk and hJa beautiful redtail mate. The Illustrations hy Fran­ cis Lee Jaquca will alio delight bird lover*. “ Black Wing, The Unbeatable Crow," by Joseph W. I.ipplnrolt (U ppim yt t ) Is t hc story oi i pet f t 6w tndTtbw Intflguing thU csn i>e to the owner is related glow Ingly— Hobbyists “America's Stamp*,” hy Maude and Miska Petersham (Macmil­ lan). The»«r,two artists have collalioruM in roitectiiif, lithographs of every alamp In the U. 8. This ia a good book for philatelists of Bortks by Teenager* "Cheml The Magician” . .bj Both Duskin (Dodd ktead) Kuthie tells about adventure! with her father, a chemistry ti-srhcr, and ail tbc fun and ex­ citement connected with thn my-stcrinus elements in chemistry. "Abraham The Hlnerant," hy D->n Hutler (Dodd M old). Bon nr a"K 8y#itirrD #h-w fB en> r~ktr ingenious and brave little mouse who rescue* damsel* in distress snd rouU vnislns. , For Hporta Knthuissts “Shad Haul,** hy Paul Corey (Morrow) will anneal to young fishermen whn will thrill to the way a group of high achool boys overlhrow a gang of corrupt fish­ ermen on the Hudson River. “Gridiron Challenge,” hy Jackson Schol* (Morrow) Is the story of a lad who was an amateur prizefighter, goes to college with a rhlp on his *ahoutdcr ami a the Books of Knowledge (Grolier) swrlleit head and discovers that will be useful for tail the family, you've got to undcritand sports­ Vivian manship to make the football worry. But these are *oln piohUma the veteran * confronted •iiill.i with: I, Helping Induce Congresi and the country tn accept a program uf universal military training. 2. Being prepared to explain money requests la lawniskers “Bkiing The* Americas," hy John curious about some wartime ac- Jay (Macmillan) will give the amateur and professional skier plenty of Info. There are lots of funny anecdotes about experifelldwmen," , Gordon Brlsson, president nf the. Sanford elub, thanked the visiting HoUriuns nmf puinird out that nil outatanding characteristic ' Biography and Career* People Are Our Ruslnrss," by nf Unlary, as tie had found It, It that enyone who Is- called upon 10 s (Lippineott) Is a serve." wecdiRil the ' ffIJidh*1111111J and docs tho best he ran, nnd Ite for teenagers who. would likn added that the more a person careers working with people. puls into Rotary, the mure he gets Therj*are cxjic-rlcnees related hy out uf it. a settlement house worker, a psy­ Dr. Harry Bilshy was welcomed chiatrist. an occupational thera­ Into the club as n new member by pist. a librarian and others. President Brisson who also pre­ "W riting - For Children," by sented him with a booklet entitled Eric Berry and Herbert, Best “ Welcome To Rotary," the RoU (Viking) is a. common sense ap­ ary “Code of Ethics" and a proach for kids who would Ilk* lapel IrtlUnn. Charles Morrison had charge of to learn how to write -children1! the 'Program and led tho group in ,books. To Hsppiness," by Ade|e ■Inging, with Harry Kudell at do“Title Lccuw (Macmillan) . . . . all .he. piano. about a girl who made a success of being a real estate agent. ■ “ American Women* of Nurs­ ing," by Edn* Yost (Llpplptott). These biographies of ten out­ standing American nurse* will appeal to the girl who has been weighing a nursing career. "Shoestring Theatre," by Nancy Hartwell (Henry Holt). Girls in­ terested In the theater will enjoy this story about a family of kid* who put on summer theater and of the fun and tribulations which help make1 actresses. •Young Miss Burney," hy An­ na Bird 8tfwert (Lippineott) is the story of little Fannla Bur­ ney. and her otwervationa of life In larmton In the middle 18th cenBurney, and her observations of life in London in the middle 18th centur: ja She a Party GirlT "The Betty Bets Party". Book* .(Groaset and Dunlap) with gay Hear , , , , J. M. POWELL Cabinet Head •Decorator Has New Ideas On Hanging Pictures In Home Grnrr ally avoid reprodur lions. 'If the original Is wellknown, everyone knows It’s a re­ production. If you must have a reproduction, make sure it Is one of an unfamiliar original. 4. Hang your pictures at eyelevel. Try one hung so loyr that It will be on the eye-Jev(| of a heated person. 6. » Keep sway from figured walls and atlck to solid colors. A neutral gray Is best, and if you are afraid, of monotony,'paint one wall a rich color-and slick to gray for the other three. While (he effect of a solid color wall Is to conceal the ■dimensions of the room, figured wallpaper* and numerous paintings merely show people just how small the room Is. 6.. Stick to da wings in small rooma. Oila and "academy paint­ ings’* are heavy and weighty and should be used only In Urge rooms. 7. Don’t cluttey up your rooms with objecU of a rt or furniture. Always remember that The peo­ ple are more important than the TP0D1. ' ----------8. Buy or acquire paintings that IC n H Iis rl U « w '1‘ee*' 0 * 0 please you. Never buy a painting because It is considered a sm art one. ‘ ,, 9. I’aint over frame*—particu­ larly gilt ones—so that they blend with the walls and focus attention on the painting itaelf. 10. 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CHURCH OP CHRIST ATLANTA, GEORGIA In A Series Of It T W hfdI and Ito/fi in \K tqvar# f• • t of ipoc*. GOSPEL 8KRMONS A* le see the eM ilp* thob Auiomaoie WAIMtl At The SPOR’ LAY-AWAY PLAN Church. Of Christ ieeewd Street and Bhit ,Ave«»* MUSTARD GREENS' FANCY DEUQOUS APPLES GREEN BEANS Ige. bunch 10c Ige. bunch 10c . SHw. 39c 2 lbs. 35c 4 lbs. 25c lb .05‘/ 2c 8 lb. bag 29c 511m 35c �If I p TH E W EATHER In Unity There I*S(rength— To Protect (ho Prate of (ho World: To Promote the Progress of America; To Produce Pro*peril/ for Sanford. Partly, rlondr with slowly riling temperature* thf* afternoon, tonl|(ht and Thursday. i 1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER ? - - TOLUSIE X X X V II! j Report Was Given To Group WhicITUrges Prompt Action On F'orcign Aid Bill W ASHINGTON, lie*. 3 l/T’> Home Foreign ./Mfairi Com imttrr, urging prompt action on 3590,000,000 of rtrrp-CrnnnwnHm •id for Europe and China, laid Inday that Soviet Rtiria ha. 4.050.000 men under aim*. In a formal report lo'the Home, the committee raid lhi» estimate of Ruuian military itrenglh war given *k by the War Drpntlmenl during cniAideration of forciqr #1 legirlation. House dehate committee .bill it- lo begin tomorrow with J Vole likely early neil week. I be Senate hat patted a $597,000,000 M l. For aid lo France, Italy and . Amina, at requeued by .Ihe Ad- ‘ hiinitliatmn. " 4 ~T The foreign Affapi Committee u id eight Soviet satellite Bate* M vc 1,121,600 men in there armies and tecurity fortrt, while ground fotcet of free Euto|tean stifle* total 2,789.000. It tho United States h is naht 11.1.000 nr tried men in Europe 1 — : xnrt tas.fX m -Tli-tM r fniiMlry: "The Soviets," the report raid, “h a rt a clear and rtef|nlle polj icy of attrmfiUng lo prevent American aid to Europe or A»in, 1 Jted a further policy of making H ch aid ns ineffective and ex­ pensive na possible." ’ While Ihe Russian plans should not drier na from rendering nec­ essary aid," the committee, cau­ tioned. "we roust not fall through the Soviet trap of Weeding our(I'aallasrit tin I'm . IM itli Doctor Testifies Closed Session Of Satira’s Trial H A V A N A , Dee. .1. (Ah - The murder trial of Patricia (Satlrn) Schmidt want Inlu rinsed session . feidnv after n psychiatrist leftified John Lrstr'r Moa of Chicago, whom she shot last April, wa* "subject lo a type of sexual perversion,” A ,m.The psychiatrist. Dr. Khriquo •Wsnm nf T;— qm roi— rm*— t r t t r r from Mee to Die girl, a Toledo dancer! „• - "I want you to tvhlp me. You wilt'ask' why; 1 want to experience a new nensafion." •Dr. Hcnriquex. said: "He was subject to a type of sexual ■perversion railed Masochism and .even reached ssdtsm." , At this point the president nf the. three - rnsn court, Judge Cristobal. More, ronferred with '.Is associates. Then he announc­ ed the rest of the session would be held behind closed 'doors. The court wss cleared of spectators and newsmen. The dancer sat with her head bowed. Judge More said when the trial opened Sent. 17 t b i t ‘ any testi­ mony bearing on sexual relations of Mee and' Patricia would be heard nereetly. Among chose excluded from the itturt Were two United Statea embassy observer*. Mee was fatally shot aboard hia yarht Batira In Havana harbor after a quarrel with the girl. _______ Race Vote Defeated * In U. N. Meeting . SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1917 ay— — ■ j House States H i 4,050,000 In ■* Established 1908 GENEVA* 8wltxe/land Dee. 3 — A aobcomfnlsslnj) of the W ilted Nations Gomtnlssion on human rights rejected by a vote of 11 to 1 today a Russian pro­ posal to Investigate the negro problem in the United States. Only the Russian delegation favored the motion, before thn subcommissien on prevention of discrimination a/td protection of minorities. .The resolution pro­ posed “to consider the • petition presaoted to thn United Nations W ire since 1048 , by 15,OOOjOOO ffigroca residing In the United States of America, who a r t aub* Jectcd to discrimination on racial grounds." The U. 8. delegation opposed the motion, saying it was aimed a t fbe*UlUted 8tale* only and did - Hot Include consideration of al­ leged racial discrimination else­ where. The United Kingdom abstained from voting for thn L.D FOR MURDER .1WATER Dec. 8 Weatly. 83 year i rg pouitryman, was •In■jiciw today by the Plnallaa coun­ ty grand jury for murder in thy first degree In the butcher slay­ ing of his 43 year old wife, parts of whose body were found last Bay, ' U. S. Marshal Hit For Saying “The Constitution Be Damned” KANSAS C IT Y . Dec. 3 (d ’)-F r e d A. Canfil. U . S. Marshal here and a personal friend •■{ I’fenVcnl Truman, wa» preparing a reply Jo lay tv Senator Forre»l C. Donnell's request for an explanation of a "Conriitntien be ftamree.** statement purpottedly made by him to a Springfield. Mo., ^hotn^iapher. 'At tS» Mine time a civic •'ganiration forwarded a resolution to Tillman asl.inv CanfiF* irrtsovel. Canfil, a World W>r one "bud-f — " dv" of Jhe President’a and one of hia campaign managers when he first ran for the Senate, re­ fused to disclose what his mes­ sage to Missouri’s Republican senator would say. "I cannot, tell you that,” Canfil t » l d n e w s p a p e r reporter, "for be is piy senator and a superior. This is the situation: Here la a man asking n 'question and at the present time It (the answer) is just between u* two. “Let me say that when I am right, as I am in this case, I have no worries, If I do wrong, then it Will bo time to worry." Last night the Associated Pro­ perty Owners of * Kansas City adopt ml a resolution, demanding Canfil’s removal as U. 8. Marrim I for the western district of Missouri, "Fred A. Canfil," the resolu­ tion runt ended, "has violated his oath as well as his duties as a loyal Ualted States eitiien by d nouncing the Constitution of the United Statea by stating and de­ claring, while In the line of-duty, on Nov. 28, at Springfield. Mo., ‘The Conatitullon be Damned.'" The resolution and -Donnell's request for an explanation were based o n ' an argument a girl newspaper photographer reported she had with Canfil aa site a t­ tempted to photograph Louis Al­ fred Petty, 44, charged with bank robbery, and another prisonrr as they were being ted from the U, S. court a t Springfield. The federal prisoners were taken from the court with blan­ ket! over their heada, an incident recorded by the photographer's camera. Later Cannt said that he had orders from the Justice (I'n lltM S mn !*«■• Two* . — ) w Associated Press Leased Wire a ^ o w Peace Treaty French Train en Wrecked And T o Deputies 13 AreKilled Russia RroposcB-Two Communists Believed Guilty Of Sabotage; Months’ Delay In Mobile Guards Pro­ Preparing , Treaty; tect Assembly Meet Dulles To France 20 Reported Killed ?. Congressmen Work On Plan To Insure 1948 Fertilizer Supply • R* GORDON BROWN PARIS. Dec 3 (/P)— Five LONDON Dec. 3 (A1) — Ruuian tj$1 SI'ITIA I WASHINGTON SFItVK I thoutand *teel hrlmctrd police Foreign Minuter V, M. Mololov H'ASHINtj ION, Ikt. ) (Ip)—-Two MmiiUppt rnpgresimen **e proposed today that the Big Four and mohtle‘guard*-were ttatloned wofkrpg on a proyram Hev't-nr)! to insilie that_mijthetn lirm en will powers delay twmiderstion -o f-a around the clumber of the. na­ have aUequalr-sttppliri id-trtfilirerfo r-th n r-ld d tL w ^ ,,, German peace treaty for two tional anemhly today while that Both ot them, Re*** Al <ineihy anil Whitten. D ennu it*. ».nd to­ monlhi, hut then hacked dnwn on body continued to debate on the day they want no rfpililtnu of *,a t! ‘year's lituatipn when, tjrev nd, ihe proixiwl. at Icail temporarily. 'government’s five-*ection attik** fertiti/cn .arrived tm> late in in*uflitient quanlilie*. to meet »outhetn “ The Soviet, »pokrim.in auggrt- control'lull, two lection* cj which need*. * - •- * Ird at ihe foreign minitlrri coun­ were newly atqiftivril. IDatinga’ on the entire f.-rti-J► Of final report* 'that lahotrpi* llier situation me to open Ihe. didn’t allot sufficient ships to cil irision that the United Slates, caused a fatal train wreck on 1 1 Iwfore a Housr .Vgiicultmu bring in nitrate* am! thin for* Rutiia. Great Britain and France sulx'ommltter of which Ahernrthy tiliirr,* arriveil too late to a jl agree that all propoiali for pre­ the ParipLitle line *|wd the dep­ is a member. the mid-HUth," • uties'. indorsement of the first paration of a peace ‘treaty be Earlier Whitten hail nsked 11** Reptesentntive* of the Arm /, two lections, dealing with *aharriculturt* autwommittee of the Rlati* ami I'oniliirrre 'Depot tbatrd upon decitiom taken at the House Approprialiuns C-ommitter inenlH,' the Maritime Gviimn limn. Yalta and Pohdam conferences, nlage* end agitator*. t h e fertiliser industry,| farm orThe guard* wetr plared about to limk Into IRc hiaitcr. He luggevted that the four gov­ The aubjeei, however, wa* left gouiiatiuhs ami fhrinet* tloiuthe* asrnild^ chamber before to­ ernment* »ubfhit to the council to the agriculture .group simv tirive* will !«■ asked ’to testify, day’s session opened, it wa* the it investigated. certain phases* of Abernethy *«hI. their propntali for a haiit of a first time |ml»r had worn hrl the question last 'year. Hi- added he want* ii.forma German jteaie treaty within two met* during the rtnrent wave ob - AWmethv Mid h»-i* aerking ih^ Unn from ‘ferliliter manufaeir t month*. fotmnlinn ‘ from various govern­ oi* unit distributor* o* to therr. disorder*. French Foreign Minuter George* of allocations ami qunuThe Champ* EIysre*wa» block­ ment agencies aud from the in­ "mettoot* t it it*a nvnilnl.li', with particular dustry as well. ’ Bidault, ju't back from confer­ ed off al Place Franklin Delano "I. propose to see I lint t’btleiui reference to allocation* to ileoience* in Farit with top French Roosevelt (Rond Point) and in nitrates are Imported this year er* and customers of b'og stand­ official*, interpoted a prompt ob­ in suffirirnt quantities and on ing ’’ the. Place Concorde. jection. He told the council.it lie Nil'll t|l**5l* tiff* jWflU* of llu Florimand limit)', f'nmmiinltt time," he told a re|xnter. "I.a*' 11 ••rtlltewrif t»« r*vaf* l»»**l already had on the agenda many deputy, dcnicil—utports tlrat th«* year the Maritime t'emmi-sion plnnnvd t<> of the imie*’ enential to a Ger­ Communi*r* bail man -tiaaty;— tlial-tlwy- Itad-lwen march—on llm - u u u iU y .-----—-— The ■police cordon wa* dis­ ditruiiing them: and that if it solved !«!•• In the day and tr»fwithed to accept Molotov’* prp- fie waa allowed to jro thrcugb. pmal, the council "might ju»t a* A higb source tn the ministry « 4CilntlMMVal ten I'irp I:i||fc'll LOUISVIL1X. Ky., Dec. 3 (/I*) well go home now." Many families have selllrd heir and louiists are bring attracted — Die Southern Asoristmn ol American informants and of­ here because of the. Seminole Colleges and Secondary Scliooli ficial British sources^ald Molotov Country Club's fine golf course, was expected lo announce late withdrew his proposals. French a ” * I I h IIm H »■ ra se KIsMI John Key, president of the club, today its action on icatcrrdiling today told Kiwanians at their a number ol schools and colleges, They include Morchead (Ky.p meeting at the Tourist Center. Clyde Tcrwilliger, club pro, told State Tcacheis College and AtW .i r c s of the health advantages of golt.’ Unta, Ga.,-high schools, 1 The difference lielween n hnsh•llnger and a foodhandler wa* playing* and Chailes Potter, club I Die association's four-day anIt) \8H O tTATED PRESS With 412 vote* rail in Ihe gen­ explahiet! to approxlmalelv 150 manager, pointed'out the need of'nual convention closes after a. person•< who attended the Florida eral City election yctluday. John — The CIO proceeded today with banquet tonight at which Ortl a new club home. .< Foodlmndlets Scliool today at the Kridcr with 432 vote* in Group it* plan* to *cck a "third round" I'iio Teurikt Club jponsored a ToorbH Canter. Mora than ofl i>er- No. I, and Randal) Chair wilh of imilwsr wage incrc.nr*. •The girls lextrtl* and boys dou­ way Test! will be principal speak** ble qua it etle of the Seminole er. He it chairman ol ihe Board covered dish auptwr last night a l |r r ltt Df the eating and drinking 405 in Group N«. 2 were •elected Philip M iiim v . ’prciident of the 6:30 o'clock which was enjoyed | rslalilishment* in Seminole County High School Glen Club, under of Higher Education in New Yota by all attending. Mr. E. M. Arml- w„rP reprrsente.i during Ihe thtee- a* tity commiuinneri by the CIO, in inakim; hi* announrement direction of Miss Ollie Reese Whit­ City. tag®, director of recreation, an- dntf session whiri) closed this after- .largeil number volrn in a ycilcrday in'Wathingtnn. »aid he The southern educators yester­ Bounced today, ’ ‘ * tle. sang a number of popular no?.n ,i ■ ••I . . ,, . (municipal r!ectinn*»k many year*. Iwpc* it wdl "not he VDecenary" lie u id that Mr, E. C, Esterir, K. Russell Jarksnn of tb* rln r-i ... , „ , and light operatic hits that were day heard an address by Dr. 0n|)* "* write-ini ballot*^ pin In have •trike* to win ihr in president of the Tourist Club, Mr State Boatd of Health,. a»T well received, with Mi»s_ Whittle Ralph McDonald in which he formerly of Ohio and now a resi­ *l*tri| by D. Catta of the Hotel peily marked with X. were count­ r rra,c*. A* he w-,i» i|rcaking. tlic a’nd Lilian Moran accompanying. asserted the continuing ihortagt dent of Ranford, told of hia trip C/immision, told 'the group that ed and of theie M. J. Ij>dgr (TQtoffational Maflnc Ettginrct* Thry were introduced by Doug­ of elementary teachers is "tolos- to California, and comparing the a hn-h-slinger w.n ii person, siov- former , commin loner, recerycd Ben^Wal Aitoclalion in New two. said that he likes the Florida enh- ih personal bnliil*. rarelesa las Stenslrom. Kiwanian Harojd sib unprecedented, shocking and climate much better. (oug*and Fred Williami. who wa* 5 Oik aikerl 4H Atl.uitu .rod Gull in pri'iiarlAg and serving food, and Kaslner had charge of the pro- Iragic." A business meeting followed, inefTkient and indifferent in eer-,* candidate in the Nov. 4 primary. ciMit lleamihip corit|tanici for a Sir— MaDenald. Washington. Ml ■t- which time " It waa JeebUd to Ttnir ■ jm r------ • ---------------------- ■ ------rustuinei*. 4 * per -ceol liaii). u j » i' |7crctt7il twn. 1 rector of the National Education have some form of entertain Days iif liash-stingi'f* aru Mr. Ivey In hia talk declared, for )t* 40,000 member* Kiidrr and Mr. Ch asf h Asocialion's Department of High­ rhrnt at next Tuesday'a meeting. limit) d," declared Mr. Jackson, "You now have the finest golf Generally, the |n*lwar wv.igr uf: lcd Mayor Tl. J. Gail and course in Central Florida." I!) er K| Aral ion, s u g g e s t e d n Mr.,Armilago said that the .type "fill- educated food ha mi Iera are tbeir Ami. the Committiuncr George Uiihnp, hill riru F paiirro ha* been for IH1 , gave a brief history of the court.*,. "sweeping program calling fur' of entertainment wotild I* an­ fast IItaking natlaaM „n I'eae I ■■*!> tracing. iV front the when a complete overhauling of our nounced a t'a later date, but prior not asiurnc olfrrc until Jan­ rent* an hour in .llir lint 10 Ihe City expended five to seven thinking about teaching and about to the next meeting,, uary, at the fm t meeting ol the month* aflrr V-J day. and an* Al the conclusion of the meet­ the financial support of educa­ thousand dollars a year on its ing many went* to the shuffle other |5 eentl L it ipting. tion,” Cpmminion. upkeep to the time more recent ohn Ivey Tells Teacher Shortage Called Shocking Kivyanians Value Of Golfing At School Meet Many Improvements Educator Says U. S. —Reported “ At- Club - Spends More On Li­ quor Than Schools By New President N O . 273 ■ CIO Launches^ 432^Votes Cast In City Election; Third Round Of Few Write-Ins Wage Increases Hundreds Injured As Rioting Over Partil ion Continues; Property Damaged PORTLAND. Me-. Dec. 3. bp) — Ihe United Stair* should train m tim lcer force* irnmediatrt) for United Nation* Sccurit) i non il dnl) in Pales­ tine. U. S. Senator ttrcwslcr (It-VleV Maid tinia)'. litre slrr would tone the voluntrrr group trained a- a -periat »cgmrn1 of the U, S. R rgulir Army. There i« a "strong feeling in t'ongre** (or thr immrtlialr preparation of a -ecurlty forte — a foreign leg inn — for eclfntt in the Mid­ dle East," the senator* said in an interview. Hr expressed be­ lief th.il itin.*)* would respond ■with troop* if Jewa in Pairstine- nnkrtt fur lijtp ami the Security I'mmril wa* nut ready to -tep In'. J I ON DUN, Dec, ,1, OP)— MinM ft ol Mar L’m anutl shinwetl muni tniln) that Britain i* rnn-trhftlng a Ills military depot, primnrfly t« t>lorc trop­ ical see*ice equipment, io East Afrira, nbnul 6.1 mite* northweat of Momhawa. Ill h written rrpli to n qnr*tionrr, lie -..lilt the ilcpiil would . him ,c 1Ij i go—j i , u iuuL Iloo*" of rquipniint built up in tbr Mid­ dle IJa»t amt Indian Ocean areav iturlnn th* war h* '.uppbM Ibe Not III \frirait. Il.ilian and An.tfir i.vuipiIt. w.. Some nt it will come from tndiir. , * - r JiJU lSM .hM Dec. 3 '(/r) — Final Session Of Ai.rln and Jew* fpught with gun*, Vnrves and fire |oday in Food School Held Kridcr And Chase To Marine Engineers Dc* grenade*. II ••**(l«»ir *| I'SRf Take Office At dst. mnnd 15 Percent At Tourist Center Supper Is Held At Meet *In January Boost In President* Truman Tourist Club By Takes Airplane To Visitors* Group Fly To .Florida •safer when G, W;_ Spencer conceivfU thn Idea of a ' stock company which raised $22,300 toward op(roHtina** >* f u s Ktghti Two Arc Sentenced For Stealing Guns AUGUSTA. Ga..- Dee. 3 UP)— A business executive and a 'flier were given federal prison sen­ tences here In connection with the theft of 21 Navy machine guns, which the prosecution sug­ gested may have figured in a plot to overthrow the provisional government of oil-rieh Venexuela. Fifty-year old Karl J . Eisen rdl of hardl ol EllicoU City, Md., head of a large lai_J eastern ___ M oil t rani portatlon firm, waa convicted in U. 8. district court yesterday of two eounO of a theft indictment. He was sentenced to two. years and two days In a U. 8. penitentiary. A one count conspiracy convic­ tion waa returned against Ed­ ward Browder, Jr., 30, of Amaril­ lo, Texas. Browder, who ja w wartime service with the Canadi­ an Air Force, waa given a year and a day In prison. Dr. McDonald assert*^ "ft it absurd) to say that we reeilxj the importance of education in our democracy when we spend $8,000,000,000 annually for liquor and only $3,#00,000,&00 on the education of more than 25,000,000 elementary and secondary school children." "By far" the most critical problem facing American educa­ tion today la th at of obtaining iraatla«*4 hi Pea* KlfSIl ----------------- t i _ ____ _ bounty Board Ends Busy Day’s Session -The County Commission yes­ terday afternoon em pow ered Commissioner J . F. McClelland to arrange for hasp iuR sat ion of tuberculosis ‘eaw-a without waiting for a m ca'inr of the 1, it waa reported this morn­ ing *jy County Clark O. P. Harpdon. Mr. McClelland Was also direct­ ed to investigate and report back the board the. proposed closg of Jessie Street In Booth Subdivision as petitioned by a number of citisena of Lake Mon­ roe .where the (tract' la located. Hibbard Casselberry, j r . reouested the board to improve French Red Credits the badly worn one and a half Movie For Tactics ml|es of hard surfaced road from Highway 17 (o Um Seminole PARIS. Dec. 3— UP)— Common- Driving Club. Action was prom­ 1st Deputy Georges Com al cited ised as soon, aa materials are the American nlm "Mr. S m ith1 available. The board accepted deads to Goes To Washington" today - aa one Justification for bla party's the right-of-way to Crooma Road tactics of-delaying every vote an In Goldanrad. rtk ta ware' accept­ an anti-atrlke law demanded by ed for the Gooden Addition tn Altamonte and the Taylor Sub­ Premier Robert Schuman. The film, made Several years division In Bear Lake, ago, depicted a filibuster In the United States Senate. UNFAIR "We," Goenat told the assembly, ■NELSON, B. C., Dae, S <JPhIn slow, deliberate words. Twenty-ona Doukbobor men and going to do everything In em­ power to delay a vote on this riotous M n d ag k*d m e n yester- e board courts and-gave them their first tryouti. Even .some who had never played before, participated llaatlaarS no Vaae Threel te________ _____ Roue Will Be Tried ff WitncHses Found WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 (AVThe ' Justice Department sai l it will "promptly" prosecute American-born fva Ikuko Toguri d'Aquino for treason If it can find witnesses to say that sh* made broadcasts from Tokyo to Gl’s In the Pacific. M ra.'D’AquintfT.the department said in a statement, has some­ times been called 'Tokyo Rose" although It has no evidence that she used the name. The slate m ent'added that she had broad­ cast as "Ann" and "Orphan Ann.” The department explained that two witness*! to any Alleged “overt" act are required for a treason conviction. PINNIHK IMPORTS : MOSCOW Dee. 8 .W V-FInland apparently Is going to ■receive most of tier food import needs In 10f 8, as well as metal, fariillsara and other Itarns, from the-Soviet Union under a newly announced trad# agreement. A communique said “the re­ quest of the Finnish government was mat“ regarding grains. It H i d tha conversations were car­ ried out In a "spirit of friendly mutual understanding.” Finland will supply the Soviet Unisn with such products as lum­ ber, prefabricated houses, eallulose and paper. Tha heads of the Finnish dele­ gation, Trade Minister U. Takkl and foreign Minister R. Sfento, are Waving Moscow tonight. WILLIAMS ELECTED Robert* II, Williams was sleeted aa worshipful m ister of Hanford Lodge No. 62, F and AM at the annual etecUan of officer* at — 8KKET SHOOT the Masonic Ladpe-laat evening. The Sanford Bkeet Club will atrip and stage, a nude He succeeds L. T. Sheppard. oped Its rang# a t the Municipal atration. Other officer* elected were F . Airport' Thursday for members " It is not fair, It Is not fair,"flashy Wight as senior warden, and guests who are not hunting the woman screamed on that date, it waa -announced na of us got nevan years, J . P. H oludaw as Junior war­ only 18 months. . Wo are den. J D. Gove aa treasurer and today by Byrd 1. Goode, secratary R. R. Wright, J r. aa secretary. .all the same," and treasurer. f ‘i * Kenney Wants Count Guard Air Patrols .FORT WORTH. Dee. 3 (VFiIm media to creation of a rada: ‘Toast Guard patrol of the air," to guard the approaebei to North America 'was advocated to day by'G eneral George C. Ken­ ney, commanding general id the Rtrnlegie Air Command. He acoffed at "earlli bound thinking which carefully inspects all ocean going ship* that rearh our country, yet leaves upguanlI'd >0,000 possible {adding field* where a notenltnl ■enemy might land unchallenged an aircraft carrying atomic missiles and an cw;ort refueling ship," "We need radar patrol planes flying from Goose Hay, Labra­ dor, to Alaska, and southward doWQ both coasts tn the Panama Canal," Kenney said in an in­ terview. Mayor Urges Buying Of Christmas Seals Mayor II James Gut today urged that eltixcns cooperate In the Christmas Seal Sala now under wav to raise funds for tlie tuberculosis control program, and issued a proclamation in which S* M id : “Tuberculosis takes 53,000 ll' cs In our country each year and kills more people between 14 and 45 years of age than ar.y other disease. . The Bemlnnlo County Tubatculosla Association • Is waging an effective campaign to control tuberculosis and, as part' of Its case finding program, .ulvoentea every aault to have a periotic' chest x-ray All activities of the* estocUHa-i ere ’ supported by the sale of Christmas Beals. More vote* were cast yester­ day than during the entire five yrara preceding In general elec­ tions according to Gordon Bradley of the City manager’s qffice. The five year total wa* 38D. In Ibid when Andrew Carrawny wn* elected as commlsatoner, only «.1 votes were cast. When, in 1345, Robert William* and Len R, I-enher were elected to the board, 188 voles were cast. Commissioner Lesher, with 67 II »alla»r<l ™ I'aar ClRhll Equipment Arriven For Police Station The last piece .nf radio oquipment nceiieil for installation if Frequency Modulation sanding and receiving at tlte 'PolIra Sta­ tion, arrived yesterday by air and la to tie Installed by an RCA factory representative, it wa* announced this morning by Potic* Chief Roy G. Williams The station transm itter ia both mpart and aree»»lble**fiir~mcompact pair, Chief Williams pointed nut. One police car ha* already been fitted with an FM sending ami receiving eet, and two more pitlira earn and ona county Sher­ iffs car are to be likewise equipped. The old radio at the station la AM or amplitude modulation. Ona of lha main advantages of FH ovor AM recaption is tha freedom from static and Inter­ ference. JAYCBB NOTICE The Seminole County Junior Chamber of Commerce will hold tholr regular noon luncheon at tha Mayfair Inn tomorrow In­ stead of tha night masting thar waa scheduled, It was announced today by Gordon Bradley, club GREET EXECUTION ATHENS Dee. a (A>>—Tan per- secretary. sons convlcttel' of espionage In connection with tha guerrilla re­ ONE POUND BABY bellion fn northern Greece were EXETER, England, Dec. 3 MT executed a t Salonika today and two o thon were executed an the —A baby weighing only one Island Of Acgina. On# of those pound ia alive In a hospital today, doomed In Salonika waa a Bul­ six days altar bar birth. Th* gtri, garian and four war* numbers Marjorie, was born two months of OPLA, the Communist guer­ prematurely' to Mre. Arthur-RXsrilla organisation. tln. wife of a motor'mechanic. m m t{ ' ■— -V- * ’ S- ti * .. - The strike nf printer* on Chlea'go’s six major daily newspa­ per* went into it,* lentil day. Eneb ,of the psper* continudl puliliratinn will) n proec** of! phntdttngravlng t y p e w r i t ten fopy™ Spoke*men* of opposing sidet termed (’hirago the key city in n showdown over the "no Con­ tract" policy of the ,AFl» Inter­ national Typographical Union. Woodruff Randolph'. ITU pres­ ident,. said in an Interview tn Washington that 150 of the member local* of the ITU hqve .cuitu to term* with employers, 11"«t»11ntil'll »m l*f*Mr I ink 1 i Kf V H CSF Dec. .1 <fn— I’cr'-.iilcnt Trtiman arrivnl br plipe nl the Boca Chlca Naval Vjr Hasp six mile* n.olh of ’ here at t P , M. flit* IT tod at for -* ftec-day in cat u m snd,cjl perch at two town* on th r pttlrr rim of the Tnllcd ft! ffl W A S H I N tiTt> N , Dec. I UP)— I’l evident Trumiib lift by plane lorlay f.ir ;t five.day visit in H "i " Itt- hw mr »' ■»! »wnt—am t■ fit I••Sill lintel- liention ‘.*'-|t 11*-* of lij the EVerrtoiie* ',**)ionat I'arlf. \ r i'u ttip t o n 'd tw irv c fil n i i |r t , the t'h f f Freeiifivr took off a t ’ 812 A. M. fEST'l, for the Boc* Chlca niip.irt firiir the Key Wes* rmbmarlire bste wlete ha wilt dev. Mr. Truman l*‘ using hi* old plane, the “Barred Cote," for tho tf'flMtlwiirit nit l‘*«e 1* 10 1 I Pain Fulls On Wide Seel ion Of Country Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS ItnIn fill over n wide section nf the country today and al­ though temperature* generally wer« above not mat, sub-xero mark*, wrrn reported. In North Dakota. Light freerlng rain and sleet were reported fit parts of Iowa, Knn-ot ami MDsouri, while the Pope Pius Appoints only enow arrt.- > the country fell ncattMcd sections of Wiscon­ O’Boyle To* New Post In sin amt. Aliebigun. One rain bell extended from WASHINGTON. Dec. .S - h P ) - i'a*trrn New Mexico anil the Tex­ Wavhingtun’a * Roman Catholics as Panhandle through western will have their own archbishop Oklahoma. Kansas, northern Mis­ for tha first time, „ souri, Iowa,' .Illinois and Michi­ Pope Plus XII early today ap­ gan T h rrr b I sd were light fallspointed Bishop Francis P Krough In western Netv York and in see* l« l>e Archbishop of Baltimore tjo p i of the Nt*r _England state* and th e Right- Rev." Msgc.' P*f-’ 'and across the cuuQtry tit tha rick A. O'Bnyle to tie Archbishop Pacific Nnrthwrst. of Washington. The mercury dropped to 7 be­ Washington once wa* a part of low at Pembina, N. D., aa a the Baltimore arrhdina£te. Al­ fresh mas* of cool air moved In though tt was seperaled years from Central Canada. Grand ago. the late Archbishop Michael Forks, ami Jamestown, N. D.. re­ J. Curley continued to administer ported M ow ami In nearby Minboth area*. nesuln the lowest reading waa 2 Bishop Krough now is Bishop above at Alexandria. of Provided!:*. R. L and MonTemperatures were 8 to 12 de­ iignor O'BovIe Is executive d ir­ grees higher in the Southeast to­ ector of Cathollr charities In the day Compared to yesterday when New York archdiocese. they dipped to as fow aa 14 abora In VIrglnia. KOREAN 8 IIOT SEQUL. Korea. Dec. 3, M V Conservative political I t s d r r Chang Dutr Son, 05, was killed outside hia home today by two bullets in the back — the third prominent Korean politician to be assassinated since ‘the Allied occupation began. J-f jw m e ’t£ tr RITAMORB PAROLED TALLAHASSEE Dee. 3 UP)— A $40 a week clerkship In a ware­ house awaits H arry Sitamore, whose big-time Jowel thefts brought him a 40-year sentence 14 y e a n ago. 81tamo re, now 52, was parolad from tho Florida State Prison yesterday to taka the Job. - * ■ £ w SI - i ^ ^'— V ’'I —^ �WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3. 1IM7 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA in. h im» India Takes First Steps To Solve ^Her Social, Economic Difficulties Dy DON E. H t’Tli NEW DELHI, India—Asia’s first coordinated move towatd solving the social and economic problems of more than half the population of the world living on one-third the aurfac? of th* globe la w m T ftn il -tartrar Ofl eonferenre. •f More then 100 government, em­ ployer and employee •delegates representing 20 countries began pooling their Ideas for establish­ ing a balanced economy in Asia and Insuring social progress for the working masses, It marked the first time a labor conference of Asiatic countries has tieen held under the auspices of the ILO which in the past has concerned Itself, mainly with European and American problems. The conference laid stress on: I. Agricultural ami dumestic in­ dustries are of cardinal impor­ tance to Asia and If tin* ILO is to be of any use to thosr countries it must adapt its methods of study and research to the needs of tint agricultural population. % Underemployment, rzesilve pressure on land, low ii/odurtivlty and Inadequate physical means for sustaining n decent exbtrnn, are the dominant features* of the economic landscape In most Asia­ tic countries. 8. Increased production, more equitable distribution and n gen­ eral plan for governing both of them are necessary to meet the gigantic taak of Improving the livlng dnd working conditions of the Asiatic laboring ciArde*.' The conference, one nf four tween Asia’s ecoitolhle ami so­ cial forms, structures atid stand­ ards and those of other regions lit ih n c o rT d .” thn aspirations of_ _ thehopes and l_.--------working class are fundamental­ ly the same. The cooperation of Japan is es­ sential to the success of the efforts to improve the standards of living throughout Asia delegates said In a resolution. The hope was exaceful aaddemo' cralie Japan Would •assume Its ---- place In the Astatic organisation and cooperate acutely, r The conference concerned It­ self primarily with social security, labor policy, and a program 'of action. Discussion , on social security m e lv rd a attention of the conference during pointed to _ which ■speakers the extreme poverty of the ‘ ; 7..J port population, Asiatic population, tha wide revalcnrc of disease and cnlemirs, the high incidence of In­ fant and m atrm al mortality and the misery and destitution cans ed by underemployment and twi AfhhlAvmnlll employment. More than 76 percent of the population in Asia works on the land. Moat of these countries have full employment for not more than six mouth* of the-year. l-arg« numbers are* dependent fo? theli handicraft* and cot•livelihood on• ------—— ■■— — —— tags industries. Workers in or­ ganized industrial establishments Constitute only a small minority. The aoclal security commit­ tee recommended: Social insur­ ance financed by contribution! i mm. S I CARRY L * ANTI^ WORRY from workers, employers and government; employment Injury benefits to Include Industrial and agricultural workers: maternity benefits including three months Iravc on full pay; provision for old age and survivors benefits; crop and.. caUla- insurance, plans and extension ,of rural medical program at government expense. The ILO was asked to under­ take a detailed study of social In­ surance schemes already existing fn Asia and to convene a meeting of aoclal security experts from Asiatic countries to consider methods of extending such* b*neflts. The cbnfctcnee proposed that arrangements be made with the Food and Agricultural Organisa­ tion of the United •Nations for con­ sideration of crop and cattla in­ surance and to work in coopera­ tion with world health organiza­ tions’. It suggested that a progress icport be made at the next confenenre In China in 1619. Eleven resolutions- op labor policy, were adopted proposing development of employment scrvice organisations, provision for farlllties in Asiatic cuuntrlea for technical and vocational training, collective agreements among goveminent, employer and labor for Improving "living wages," a study of child labor prevalent In many Asiatic ____ countries, ] __ __ promotion n the welfare at women laborers, Improvement of labor condition* Improving housing pumiitions, protecting workers engaged in amall scale cottage industries and developing cooperative societies for all classes of industrial and agricultural labor. Recognition of the principle of freedom of association and an effective guarantee of the right of labor to organise for the Tmp m em ent of labor standards were included pared by tho committee on pro­ gram nf action. Other resolutions adopted called for: Maintenance of a regular amt adequate system of labor in­ spection aa a guarantee for the protection of tabor and for proper enforcement of labor legislation in Asiatic countries, preparation of a national program of action by each Asiatic country for progres­ sive application of existing inter­ national labor Ntumlardidwith the assistance of the 11.0 and periodic rrports on progress made in im­ proving labor conditions. Hazel Harrison Will Give Concert Here Sanford lias been Included In the tall tour of Basel Harrison, world renowned concert pianist, and faculty inrmiier of Howard University. The data of the con­ cert hat Iwfn sett for Dec. |6, at CroomaiAcademy. "Selddm will one hear such coiulstcat power am) grandeur of playing coupled with an al­ most unhid invn Ido technical skill and music lovers throughout the city will no doubt consider it a rare musical treat to hear tha famed musician tn her first ap­ pearance here,” l*rof. J. N. 'Grooms said today, Her early training was taken In Chicago. Now York and Boston. At an early age she went to Europe accompanied by Victor Halnx, where shw studied under Egon I’elrl, Upoil her return to the states she was a student of Percy G ranger,, She has appeared with the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, the Minneapolis Symphony Or­ chestra, and was honored by the University of Chicago aa tha out­ standing pianist of the United States and as an outstanding colored woman. Her fkll and win­ ter tour take her to Mexico City where she is assigned to play with the Symphony Orchestra. A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE • Mat*. ..... 40c'-’ riw J L ff r a i f f Eveaf tic; o i n, Children.. ll c | P W K ” 1., Open. 12:16 P.M. Dal l y STARTS TOMOUHOW FOR 2 DAYSL BACK TX) NORMAL W IT H ____ about banking: Philadelphia kid* are seeing the financial business first hand a* part of their junior iiuaineaa trainingL. course* Mixed groups of boys and girls, divided into froup* o f '26, are conducted Dear Judy, the Corn Exchange NaAfter school job* look awfully throughHank, from the basement, good w h e n you n e r d some extra tional money. Christmas time, especially, where the vault* are located, up when everybody from the dog to a thiry-third cousin scent* to be extra-special friendly, is a time to have .more taggJabT____ L __ The only way to get it, unlt-.i or in doing speeiaj Christmas asprogram la con­ the family does the contribution, school ato quit find out what they la to find a part-time job. There ducted are jo ts to U had in local stores have learned from their day at signment*. Talented kids can paint the bank. Kathleen Courtney, of Con­ Christmas cards over or wrap way, Ark., aaya her friends packages or operate a shopping have been *rgulag over the service. This can U* .dune by definition of the word "cornt" persons! contact, or by liiiciting and wants u* to scllW It. a small ad in the paper or by Funk and Wagnalls gives the offeting the service to the local following definition: Old-fash­ stores. ioned, trite, bromide-, aa a Typing Is the handiest thing canty Joke. Popular music! in tlie. world to know how to do. bland'or unsophisticated so aa There U more money, usually, in to elicit sentimental fcellagn. the .part-tim e typing job tlum in I almost forgot to mention that anything else that can bp'done with ns little effort. Girls who I met Greer Garson this week. never liuve encountered the com­ Sh* seems lots prettier than ever plicated looking .typing machine, Liifore. Her hair is a morg ran rent a typewriter out of their golden red than the tomato soup allowance, buy a typing instruc­ red of v o re;. the wore a black tion book for a .few cents—and velvet halo-type hat, a littlepractice. It seems too bad that slM)Ve-th<*-ankli< dress with a typing Isn’t given as a required black fitted jacket and a akin school course, starting even In til lilark satin done in .magenta grads schoolman many jobs are metallic* checkerboard pattern. dependent , on a girl’s knowing She wore ankle-strepped ehoes, h o w to type. n r r makeup Job was excep­ Here's a good way to learn tionally 'p retty —h e r eyebrows T IE N TALK HEAVILY ARMED TROOPS and mobile guards In Haris take over strike bound rbll ami*romnmnteation centers as the new French government began its "crack down’’ on the spreading .Communist - In­ spired labor disturbances. As the entire city was threatened with paralysis; an additional kO.OOO ranscript trpopa war* called to the color*. The new Ca blnet'a decision to end the dell atrlk# came as jtV 000,000 men were on strike. (International Radiophoto) test his biblical R* HAL -BOYLE NEW YORK,—(>P)—One thing science, has never built Is a moral radar—aomethlng to tell modem man right from wrong. • Yet It la probably pie Instru­ ment the world needs most * to keep from going to -Hades in a bandwagon. slide business after every war, be­ cause people get mixed up, confused and uncertain. A fully belly, beeomea more Important to them than a good deed: They hesitate to east their bread upon the water unless they aee tha next wave returning them cake. Men who sacrificed (heir com­ fort and risked their lives upon the bloodv altaV of battle slowly lose their principles In a pinching peace, and moral dry rot spreads faith—amt rontt-mjyirary' dramatic level. Ih ihe wrrxtllng ring thn hero, after enduring innumerable foul blows, always comes out on’ top. Hut it i» a left-handed com­ mentary on the present sueces* uf the devi.) that you haVr to pay $4.-10 or mon- for a ringside seat to watch * villain take a hired fall. • Ip ' rcajsilfe 11in Issue Is mure rumple*. Umly it grows more difficult fur men and nations to tell the good from tho bad, to know tho right from the wrong. The world needs a new man to make It- hit the sawdust trail, another Milton.to teach the. gram drur uf tile moral life, a fresh C u ’o u S MOW /v*>* O T>E U. S, Marshall . ( m 'l e e n l U*m !•*«' «»**► Department not to permit photo­ graphing of federal prisoners. WASHINGTON Dee. S (/P)— Senator , Donnell (R-Mo) today received a telegram- from U, S. Martha) iSad A. Canfil of Kansaa CUy. Mo., denying reporta that tlm marshal told a newspaper, ‘‘The Constitution be dam* ned." • -------------“ I did not say the words *Tha Constitution be damned' or any similar words,1* Canfil told Don­ nell. Donnell said In a statement: ■In view of the contents of Mr. Canfll'a teiegrsm, I do not pre­ sently see any occasion for ms to make further inquiry into tbs marter.** -ncilled reddish brown. were foundation, powder and lipstick were more of the orange shade* —which all goes to show huw im port a til makeup It,, because Uu lasl time 1 met her, her make­ up was pale-totted and not ver) exciting or becoming to her. The population of Canda was estimated at I2,107.o00 last year. Legend says the great Swedish Kiruna Iron deposits were dis* covered whan- n Lepp huo|er dropped his knife and was tmahla Ip pick It up because of the mag­ netism In -the mountain* of iron. Fertilizer Supply WIMMEM* SP tC i You ro R,iRM TfcRBACC£* W/pOUT maxim ’ a * m£ s : z g z and wrong become a t Intermixed as a shuffled deck of cards, face In lands of shortages the black market operator emerge* ah the kingpin of a new aristocracy. In Japau the widow of a highminded judge who died of hunger rather than buy on tho black market says, “It la horrible these : — ff’.aialiitMd tr«m !*•«• imri qurstinni he w in ti ‘answered: ■“ “At what capacity are Army fertiliser plants i>|HTHtlhg? What Army plants capable of . mail uf ac lining fertilizers am is tin* Maritime .Com m ission making available ail ships needed to import Chilean nitrate? What fertilisers are being #*• ported amt Tq w hop T What plant food* are bing man­ ufactured abroad? 0 / Course He Wonfi On# Soft I Thtillins I Study I A dubious aloga.n emi n tn rie a tto n salve .> l u „ the qualms of America con-science t "Who*# perfect?" The children work- overtime to learn parental lessons In de­ linquency. . . . a two-star general admits adml -A he speculated in war bonds, ami in ____ a * a In Tennessee a man-drinks poison All itaal with powsefxi, ball bearing d rift geat. Adjustable seat *»d baadW. 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THE U N T C iK O HKKALU. aArthUKO. rUM UUA i . — ' i ■_ »*-■»— r-_: =-----— r = a p * ^ 1:5 — - —■ would “lead volunteer* and fight with hit * blood—m .P a lestine*trv■**_ prevent partilioo." At Iteliui, Lebanon, demonstraior* attacked n French school .n srp er against Fiaucela.Jf'X'e fur partition. One person wu* killed and -*• 20 Reported Killed were wounded last tiighr 111 the British protectorate uf Aden dutH’MMthiH,* |r«e* l**n llset ir.g riht* In which Arab* c!is*licd_ the flo-msn’s land between Tel with Jew*. Tim riot*, mrtxtntpav Aviv and J.iffr and the number let! by horning and plundering, killed tince dawn yrtterday in ushered in a three-day Aral' itrike In sympathy with Pale*riots. over _the. pa nil ion i f L L i k i i ■rme—Arohee------ :------ ---------------- • W E D N E S D A Y . U K C . 3, 1947 KA(iK TTUC^K <‘L e ft^ in g ,^ JiRfehtW fflg1 ,Hav< Special Meaning In Labor Groups . i j m a x HALL AP S r » |[ r i l u r n WASHINGTON1—W h •>it the Jr, worm-* ‘right wing" and “left TtlitjE** krv used in the tabor ninvemott. they have a special tr-rhnicxJ meaning. They refer to the fight over ---- -Gwoumfrist*-------- ----------------.— I t1* important to understand this. Otherwise the averatre per­ son tmy be hnpcle*»ly confused when someone talks atiout the "hithl* ami "left" wing* of the CIO. or when someone -ay* the . Unite! Auto Worker* “swung to -h e r k h tY ' You ntav be accustomed to th ln k in ifh f “right” a* "meaning ' “conservative" — o r p e r h a ji a “react iopary.* , You may be accustomed to thinking of “left" a* meaning "liberal*—or ‘ pci hap* "radical." Hut when you go Ui a CIO con* yuntlnu and hear the delegatee talking about a "right-winger' they d«n‘t mean a react ionary *r a conaervative. They mean an anti-Communist. They Usually mean aomionc who not only ia opposed to Com­ munism in theory hut at no l* re­ sisting Ihe effort* of the Com* muniata to take Irmlership in the trade union movenmcnt. If a .Socialist fight* - Cimmnn. i*m he’s a “right-winger." \ "Pils doesn't moan ail “ left* wingert” are Commurists/ In number*, the Commuiiata are t tiny minority of the labor ’ n\ovemenU » But they g o t'co n trtl of aomr national union* 'in the CIO through hard work, jral, skill In arguing, rigid dlaciptne, halanreuf-power politic* aid other device*. I One of their g rearst suceeste* was to <ronvinrc nany unionist* that any criticism, of them waa „ . “red-halting" whlc) .would weak­ e n the CIO. - Recently the Ct'mmunlst* aeem ’ to have lieen lofng ground. One big reason ia p e litnternational situation. Also,- lalmr gdmp* now under­ stand their method* better and have developed techniques for m iltin g them. Many progressive people have l« t their -reluctance to criticize th(*t. • * Returning ti definition*. A “Icft-winrer"' ill the CIO * mean* a Cofmitnist, or a fol* lower of Aimmunlst poticiaa, o r a " P r n * i whtr* coflpirltlr* with C^nimfiUt* In union poli­ ties, jir nwrlw only a person who *P>e*n7 believe In attack* ing Cnmnuplsts. A "li ft a ing union" la one which 1» (mirollcd by Communl*ta or by people who are willing to work wth them. Nnturaly there are many peo'■» In ‘left-wing uplona" who like lontniuniam and would like to Ihrow out the leaders. There at' atill other* who dis­ like Corfnunism hut support the leaders ecause they believe them 1 leader*. the words “right” and u*cd in a union's In* politlra, they usqally at one faction Ta oppostig tt> Communist* and Ihe other (action ia accepting the Com nil lint a* support. The Com* munis* don't ncceaanrly domi­ nate be faction they are aupportlijf. ^ tine waa unofficially reported in CAIRO Dee. n bin—A crowd created to 20. of approximately hiKJ students Jeruialcm was relatively quid, oisemhled in front of the United altlvnugh smoke still rose from State* qmhasxy to-iav, shouting' (ire* kindled yesterday by Arabs “ Down with America" and throw­ starting a three-day strike through­ ing stone* al American phototriaphri* who tried to taltu pic­ out Palestine in m i n t to the ture* from Ihe ropf of the build­ United Nation* decision to cane ing. 1 he aturlcnt* forced their way up the Holy luind. The Associated Pres*’* unof­ through reinforced pul ice tinea to ieach the street before the Rri* ficial count »howed 12 Jew* and ii*h and American embassies..A f ­ eight Araln killed, although the ter shouting "Down' ifrilh. Eng­ officially lined ea*uallie* showed land" W o re the Rfjtish tmbas»y hut eight JewJ and live Arabs they acteanted denunciation* «f America demonstralion*. stain. Police said *'We don't Tiie demonstration. appearhd to know" and will not know for |y n double ^barreled protest aim­ several days the eatent of cas­ ed both - at American support of Palestine partition nnd the preualties. Hundreds were wounded. Forty settee of British Uwop* iu the. Sue* Canal zone,; Nu damage Jew* and 20 Arabs wrre hospita­ or casualties wore repo fled. lised with injuried up to noon, Earlier, call* for “revolution" hut the Arab* took mofl of their and for evacuation of British wounded to homes rather than troop* from the Rue* Tannl zone 1-j— minKl*uLwUll.B£S>j£*U the hospitals, light curlew* wefiT ® '?[Unltt‘d SUtc* and Russia aa pored in tome areas. Egyptian demonstrations against An informant in Tel Aviv said; the United Notion* decision to the Arab death-toll in the battle partition l>le*l|ne rontinued for tlw third day. Police shunted the brlwerw there and Jaffa "will l>e demonstrations Into able street* without violence. The irnwd re­ heavy." 100'* Wool Flannel by line Hnr in Black First raiualtlc* from the Tel formed and headed for the hotna itntl White ( ‘heck Aviv-Jaffa area were two mem. of the Wnfdist 1'nrly‘n leader. The tmnest group wound up her* of Hagana, the Jewish de­ fense force, killed and four oth­ la-fore the headquarter* of the Arub --------Irngiie, rrying for weapons er* and a uniformed Jewish pol- -----Wnalmblo T r r r v H o Im'H Iceman wounded. A Jewish phy-iand promising to *av« Palestine slclan wa* reported slain and his “with our blood ~ W ikiI am i Knyoii M ix lu rv Abdel Htihtnan Azcant Pasha, companion wai wounded. Arah. and Jewish forces surged auereliuy- K>-n< iul -of the Ikngur, | | Uppp .Mnmntt "back and forth across the boun­ told the crowd weapon* would h«| given to Arab fighter* as soon dary between all-Jewlsh TrI Aviv I and all-Arab Jaffa in bloody as tltcy were trained. street fighting. Smooth Sui'denp ('loth Itobss Firing and bomb explosions re­ Tourist Club Supper sounded. throughout the day. L eu Pisentrnik, Associated ( i . n i l I n n r *1 It ■ 4M 4 Vj Warm Cut tun Flaunt Press reporter nt a vantage pmnt a ikI enjoyed it very much, Mr. altove the battle area, aaid a Aimitagc auiiL spearhead or “Arab turtimygun-r An un«x|H,-:,'d allow* i <lam m-ra broke * cordon of Hagana, curd the spirit* ax well ua the w the underground Jewish defense plnyern who then returned to t!i<«jS force, near Carmel market and Club (or bridge ami other games. j“ lienrtratrd into the .streets of Tel Aiming the it* new niiunhcrs who i Aviv, wounding 18 Jews. juinci! -last bight was Mrs, Kmms Arab fire —from, rnuftop*—in Buchanan, a winter—rfsitor.-7 wlin; Jaffa covered the charge. The said she was S!* years of age. anrL action was visible from the main wanted to join, which sho ptnmpUy' thoroughfare of Tel Aviv. The reporter said Hagana forces Mr. Armitnge announced lliatT grouped and drove hack'; the lie ititcnderl to obtain dart game*, “ We Clothe (he Family — We FurniNh the Home" Arabs. bean ings and other indoor games j Jewish' aource* aaid veteran in th» near future. Tie'also urged 216 K. I hI SI. Phone 171 g Hagana street fighter* aifted in­ Raiifoni residents to attend the IlK IK ailW M K M gW N lK aiH M M alggN K W SIM M M M WNMKNX* to Jaffa at -1 P- M.-nnd were at- inertings. tempting to knock o u t Arab snip­ ers wb» were endangering lives alopg the downtown Mca Shear1m and Hayarkon Street*. Hagana informants said they had (seen told that Arabs dresred in British army uniforms wore grouping' for jittack* on the Jew ­ ish Industrial area and that ‘ia robscrvcl In tho Tulkarem and Belt. Halevi area*. Hr v ssm i.v rKtt I'ltK-Ss Riptcr*. using gienade* and macliinc'gunr' battled in lire l cl Aviv-Jafla aics uf, Palestine-.to­ day and new disordrrr broke out in Jerusalem in a 'reiumplion ul lilowh—yiulcm* linjrlied w t(-b; they fre k iq l more often by the the United Nations partiliun plan “righf-wlegcra” than by the other More threats to Palestine's Jtn> aide. came from Arab nations tinging Many radicals and -progres■irea y li are anti-Communista the litllc fountry. In Cairo teachdeplore he lack of a better ers of A l Laxhar Univerrily writ; lerm jhjn “right wing." They attempting to organize cnlirimcju* , »*y 11/ *i (grata “reaction," They for a holy war with the announced _ accuse t ia Communists of be­ 'U rp w of "driving the wolves ing “icai ionary.” They point to. - Communist rum Palestine. Unofficial ’ reports listed two v Russia * a - totalitarian a u te ami a*y that anyone who aup- Jews killed and live Jews and port* a | totalitarian doctrine la two Arabs wounded in Paleitinc reacliongy. { today. A member of the Jewish un­ derground militia Hagan* and a frar, »r»« n*M> Jewish phyiiciao were killed and . trip, “Cow," a ^ - 5 t , was lire Jews * policeman and lour died /hack Into service afte.- Hagana than were wounded by' "called J the ie grit g lunding of the newer “ Indepencbnrp," a DC-U now under- British troops in Jerusalem. Yesterday's casualties, by unof­ going/madificationa. Ifoiwfll drive from lha Boca ficial report, were 14 dead and Orica fi/Id to *th« . naval Itaso -Id wounded. In the second day of a threeeomrfoninf* til-room dwelling, day Arab protest strike against T O M J ill be the tern purer /sident’s Visit partition, th* government clamp November, lPtO, and ed an around-the-clock ‘ curfew on th* ito-man'a land border be­ man will go tD Ever- tween a l l - J e w l s h T*l Avi i ity Saturday where h? and all-Areb Jaffa. A curtate e a 12-minute speech on Arab districts of Jerusalem P. M , E8T> dedicating waa cos tinned ani'lher .24 hours. Thousands uf Jew*' and Arabs larJe* Natiooal Park. from trouble area* of Je ­ Truman took along top fled rusalem a* Jewish source* pre­ louse aid** with him in a rising tempo of violence. order * to carry on necessary dicted In Nrw Votk. D r.'A bb* 1111. Whlta; House bus ip ess aa well a* tor complete the 'draftin g of let SUrer; chatrm sn'of the Amer­ ican section of the Jew bh Agen­ the Everglade* speech. Th* party Include* Clerk M. cy, declared In a speech a t i Cliffsrd, special counsel; Prea- "Thanksgiving" rally last night idehliol Assistant John R. Steel- that the Jew* of th* Holy J.*nd -maoi sweretariss Charles G. Ho«» must have arm* to defend them* and MU thaw J . Connelly; Fleet ssh w against “Arab riot* and Admiral William D. Leahy, Pres­ threat*.* Calm police, swinging club* idential Chlaf of Staff, and Stan­ ley Woodward, State Depart­ (or lb* first time in thro* day* af demonstration*, dispersed a ment Chief of Protocol, Tontstive plana call for the crowd of *t u den Is ihouting.antb Praaldent to fly from Key W«*t American and anti-British /T A / to Naplea, Fla., for Ihe Ever- gaits before th* U. 8, and B rit­ embassies. > glade*' dedication Saturday. If ishPremier 'J*mll hlardam Ucy of th*- Tre*id*nt'a pilot, Lieut. Col Henry T. Myera, rule* th a t th* Syria , p m 6 ra lly * fallod at • tho H. legation in Dm m k m oaitodtfor th« attack Two network*, awt^eomblnlng th urd*y afternoon tho arid re •* of man a t the dedication Othar* to apeak w i l l --------rotary of lha Intartor Jultur K ru f etw*_ aSwin v wito r e er CUudft ■ 1* 1 Jig , . ____ ._ stood a t aaluU while a Amerlcsn flag was raised to replace on* ripped down by rlol«*»,— ■ llegxnt Emir Abdul lllah of Iraq, addrewlng a 4»aghd*d crowd* declared b* personally ■ o m i t UK»tt suirioittv o f Till c o ca-co t* comsamt *r SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Q tfsf, 1*« Cass-COa Cia>**f �■A» . • *ACT FOUR *H ‘*y ft 1 The Sanford Herald THE SANFORD nERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA* ‘ TH I!) Future For Real Estate THE WORLD TODAY l.t.h-nkr* la IM* Ttie prevailing mood of.:lhe recent .meeting hi Pan 0^4.----—Mlaal^ By DEWITT MACKENZIE i' ranciHco of trie National Aaaociation of Real Fntatc Boards m*4 *nn4mr al AP Foreign Affair* Analyst W SS one of optlrnlnm. Ifouning and Its problems dominated} •■■laid. KtatUa the tll^cussions, and the outlook from the viewpoint of the! I II Masaatta .!»— *» . The psychological impact of ner­ realtor la favorable. ve strain and stark privation on Italrt.1 aa a n a l flia matin The prediction was that a million homes will lie built the common folk of dialreaaad IMaMt 57. 1*1a. ‘at lit I'“at OfM r >H s.sf nnl. PUrMa. aaltr l i t All in 1948. and their cost will remain nt the present high Europe during the coming bleak at (.aartM al llw t l a. I WT. months is going, to play level. The slight buyers’ strike which occurred but spring awinter mighty part in determining tha ItOl.LtM ) U l l l . t l when wngc increases forced construction prices up was only outcome KAIISf of the political upheaval* oonuo* n ets , temporary, these dealers asserted. The public now realizes ami especially the struggle be­ Ita.Ia.M Maaaan that prices arc founded on actual conditions, anthwill not tween Communism and . Democ­ ■l na< IIIITIO V It.tTt a racy. Carrier, a t . l 9 •• come down. Real estate men fire all set for c o n tin u a l‘prosh r n f - tha generi f imhUc Maalk __________ I."* ATibLlfir.a long time ahead. between now and tho advent of T *m —tla in il----- ....* '7 M Conditions which mean prosperity for real estate deal­ Spring are hound to bo many and •It Maalka ___ __________.' I.N ers can at the same time work actual hardship for many grievous In Iha countries which Oaa Taar .. ,----, , ...... • IS.M All akllaatf , aatlm .are. al other jieople. Buyers of toduy's expensive houses are not are atorm centers. And the politi­ ikaakt i.Mlallaaa aad aallaaa at found nmong people who must live on fixed incomes but cal parties which are held res­ ponsible by the people for thete aalrtlalaki.ala far Ika aaraata talalac fan*., all! krr la r iH fa* need shelter just the same. Many veterans cannot buy misfortunes are going to find al rraalar aS..rll>l*a rat... homes because loans will not be granted based on the in­ themselves toting a pack of trou* lalkaA A.n.aaaat n»e<»«»*lattv»i. flated valuations arbitrarily placed* on inferior hoiujing. Idea, come April shower*. Take la#., rraratral. ‘Ika H.raU la Ik* Such victims can ohly hope that n break in prices may come the situation in chaotic Franco, for Instance;. aatlanal- tuU at aAirrtlalaa. Olfi• a i art malafala.d la Ika latparf within a reasonable time. Tho country as a whola la of rlllra la Ika raaaltf aaltk kratfaaat The really desirable thing is to have prices slide down rourso, short of food, clothing l.ra la rklraaa ta l Nan Vara. grndunlly ns production brings the supply of houses ami a'nd many other . necessities. InTka llttaU I. a maaikat at Ik. apartments nearer in line with the defnand than has been duatry and rati transport through­ AaaatlaltA frraa nklak l( tallll.4 out tho nation I* 'largely at a •tila.l*.Ir la Ik. aw tar rapakli the case for some time.. standstill as the result of tha Com­ rallaa at alt Ik. laaal MIN prlalr. •a III. a.M.paiMr, a. at*11 ta all AP art*. 41.aaltk... -j . ..............- - ■i W KDNERDAY, DEC. 3. 1947 munist-Inspired * .trikes which have rendered 2,000,000 workers idle. There is a terrible shortage of coal which, quite apart from With the Foreign Ministers struggling once more for industry, is depriving tho public fuel for warmth and other agreement on treaties and procedures, it is interesting to of household purposes. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY look nt the closing words of Speaking Frankly, the book Paris, with its population of TRUTH WILL IN THE END in which former Scfcrctury of Stifle .lames F. Byrnes re­ some 0,000,000, has been suffer­ PREVAIL. SO IF WE WANT lates ids experiences with similar conferences. Writes Mr. ing from crippled public utilities. TO BE ON THE WHININO 8IDK Byrnes: Many homes have been without . ■ WE WII.I. DO WELL TO BE lights a* the result of strikes in the past two years, there wertvrunny times STRONGLY ON THE SIDE OF -- , “During , , F . ____ and water A_ power fXJWL. plants. r --------, Gas ... ----___ we _______ TRUTH: 'Hiat may bo ___ fellow when I was deeply discouraged. O u r re pe a ted -e ffo rts , T»res»u« h n l**n-flsngcnroily workrra for the truth.—Ill John hochievc co-operation in a peaceful world seemed to Ik? meet ?ct- low. Garbage has remained un­ ing only with constant rebuff. But we persisted in our collected and strreta havo been left unswrpt for day*- The stopWe tee where Patricia ured In efforts with patience nnd firmness. I have not lost hope, juige of suliwaya forced thousands lake het i Iiom nil and throw but todny I would reverse the order nnd alter tho emphasis. of angry citiiens to spend weary them al her boy friend. John Let-' I would sny that ftur policy should be ope of F IR M N E S S hours tramping the streets in severe weather. Theatres and • let Mee. in public. Ifo hum I Juil and P A T I E N C E . have been closed. , “ I rcmnln confident that we can achieve a Just |H»ncc movies one big happy family. only smile we have noted by’co-operative effort If we persist 'with ffrmness in the inThe thi* whole sorry situation li Becauie of a carrlrit cigairli* right as Got! gives us the power to sec the right.’ the Invention by a waggish Paris •moker, a doimitory foi homeJen "To the goal of n just |»enre. freedom’s past inspires stylist of the ‘’glove of love.” This is a two-handed mitten for old men m Philadelphia bum ^ ||H freedom’s future"ca1l's'us. couplet who want to hold hands killing six. injuring miny more. It ....................... * Firmness And Patience Bcvin ami Marshall.have startedI out well in this con, ^ M.. Americans A nt..k-i/«ntt.i hntvA Itnir •w rit* iuir*u Iut • • side. hope tthey may peFs&t capital. Well, th at’s good for a laugh, pntienco brings the results most of the »-•!» awlul -rrrpnniibilrtjr that one fm e n c e on.. iL the. r: firm atiumrt when he it careleii’ with until firmness with hit cigarette*. world hopes for. With nil n( ill gum lit anil building' no city in Honda ha: led the nation duiing the lint nine month* of 1947 in new con it ruelion. Lot Angr|ri. w*» _|i»L with I7S million dolUrt in build ing permilt. New Yotk City wat a ,poor ictond «nd*.Dclroit, third. Mumi wat in iha firtt ten, jump ing from 18th place latt ye*f to 7th thi» year with 38 million dollar! woith of nrw rontlruction . Republican*, not tatitfied wi|li the oppotitinn which the Oeino crati have timed up throughout the South, are trying to outdo them. They will rrtume llje futr’* light to enact anti-lynching Irgtw lalion to that the laipayrrt ol any county in which a lynching occult will have to pay a fine of $10,000 Ipr the prrtont who commit the ciimc. Why not make the mcmbeti of the mob who carry ouUlhe lynching pay the iintt at ifiry do in other mur­ der*? I v i i a gepd thing, ihit food handler!* tcnool, which Irither rgtUuranl and cafe ’'employee* to waih their handt. n<a that we havje ever noticed any of diem •ticking their *7re. But while they are at it, we hope they alto thow them how to carry a tray without pour­ ing a cup of hot toup •down the cuitotrfer't neck. We did have that happen to ut once, and word* fail to expren properly our in­ dignation. At between dirty htrrdt and a toupy neck, we'll take the dirty handt 'any lime. While the federal government prepare! to taite 40 billion dol­ lar* in taxei neil year, the City of Sanford wonder* how it ir going to get ten thousand dollars lo pave East Kitil Sftoei. post­ pone* needed tewer repair and extemion. throws up its handt in absolute despair al ihe ‘vriqr mention o( a sewage disjxssal system, or the suggestion of street paving in Goldsboro. Why. we wonder, are the people willing lo shoulder a terrific lax burden (or all the waste, esltavagsnee and plunder of the government in Washington when their owli slfeel* are growing up in weeds and their beautiful lake front it a-menace lo their qwn heallh and prosperity? The people of Europe are suf­ fering front shortages and. becauts there are shortages, prices are high and often bavoad- reach of' the workers’ pocketbook. So they strike, refuse to .work, thus cre­ ating more shortage*, pushing prices even, higher and bringing more suffering upon themselves. And because the people of Eu­ rope am suffering and going hun­ gry. America exports food and clothes to them, thus cresting scarcities over here, boosting prices, creating discontent, and there. It U, a strange world. And America i»* not immune to tha and Italy. It could happen here. Before the year Is out there will Ire 3.000.000 passenger car Bales registered in 1047 aecording to official «mn\pilers of automobile statistics. Rnies ran two to one during the first nine months of this year, ns compared wifh the same period Inst year. During Octotler alone, according ta na­ tional figures, more than 300.000 cars changed hands} in­ cluding new cars purchased, and user! cars which found new owners. * • This indicates n lot of mitomobile buying and selling. But nnyone who does much driving on the nation’s high­ ways will think the figures are conservative. It doesn’t take a statistician to convince a |rerson thnt there are more cars on the road, glittering models with the new look ns’well as rattly old timers repaired nnd set going again. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY ■Ir ffUBBKI.I. KAY Twenty-four •year* ago when I m i on Iha ataff of the Florida Grower It wat my privilege to Join a little group of adventurani who art out to hlaae a ’trial from w rit to .eaat roaat arrow the Rrrrgladea. • The purpose wan (o develop publicity and renter, attention on the propoaed Tamiaml -Trail. At that lime the jdea of constructing a paved highway acrott the heart of the ’Glade* teemed prepoateroua. ' Engineer* questlaned It* feasibility. It w*' ‘ ' suck a project would be to costly a* lo make It out of tha question. Enterprising civic leader* of both $oaata wanted' auch a ‘high­ way and believed that It could be b uilt.. At the time grade* had been thrown up for a distance of about 20 miles out of Miami and from Nanle* weat to tha Deep Lake Railroad. . Our little group of ploncen aat out lo prove to the world that it srai poaalble to croea the ’Glades by motor car and we act ogt from Fort My era in seven automobBaa —five Model T Fords, an* Elear and an Overland. Led by Indian guide*. Jumped off the western expecting to reach tha grade in about three day*, the aid of a tractor that pulled us out of the muck Ume and time again and of aawa and s i n that cut a path through miles of cy­ press strands, wa finally did reach the eaat coast and it took us three week* Instead pf three days. That was my first introduction to the Everglades and I havo held a healthy respect for them ever since. To really know Know tna the ’Glades you have to HveJn lire In them, Wo surely did. and as our grub ran out out long before we reached our dektlnation wa learned to hat cattail roots, swamp cabbage and a lot of other -native, delleaclaa. But !: didn’t sot out to write a column about that trip—what I had la mind waa a tribute to Marjorie Douglas’, book entitled, "EvorvIadM, River of Grass,published last month aa one of the ’’Rivers of America Series." Beginning with tho dawn of htstery. Mra. Douglas traces the ‘ o f th UH intriguing store ar area, visualising the lives i activities of all who through tho years have inhabited the region. Few of us hare evsr thought of the Everglades i ijY rim ataf'-V • fact* dealing with the ageless history of the IXrrglade* region. From theirt -tho 'has woven an intensely Interesting story that Is substantially authentic from a historic standjrolnt. A highlight was her uncover­ ing “the true origin of the great American tale of the whltb cap­ tive and the rescuing Indian maiden." Acronllng to her story, this occurred in Florida long be­ fore the white man had set fool on tjie soil of Virginia where saved' the life of Captain John Smith. " T h e white Florida captive was one Juan Ortix, of Seville, Spain. A survivor of Panfile de Narvac*' expedition Lo Florida In 1628, (11 years , ahead of Hernando de Soto),' Ortle was captured by Indians who bound him naked to' a grid made of pole* and applied a toreh to the furl undefneath. But aa the first flames seared his flesh, Ihe original I'oaahontas, a daughter of the chief, Interced­ ed In hla behalf. She pointed out tha advantage of having a "white slave." The Idea appealed to her father and ha ordered the fire scattered and the prisoner un hound.. There followed three years during which Ortis was an accept, cd member of the tribe. He learned to speak their language, play thalr game* and perform their rite*. . , : ’ * After a severe defeat by a raid­ ing tribe, medicine men who had always been Jealous of Ortix, PCM feat was caused by the white roan. The chief accenting this axplana tlon ordered him condemned to death. aeatn. u■.a, u i m ui », . i-.cbP« i wsrnrd b y .th e ch lrfs dsughUr. He Joined another tribe and yeare mi later was rescued by members of the De Soto Expedition, According to Mra. Douglas this narrative was translated into Snglish in the 17th century and published In London. "Everglades, River of Grass’’ should hare place in th* library of every Floridian and It might well be used as • text-book in our public schools. Florida la Indebted to MarDotio Stoncmsn Douglas for this valuable addition to Floridans. BURNED TO DEATH UNIONTOWN. Pa. Dee. $three other chitthe hut it would take a very warm love Indeed lo survive In one of those theatres, even with the •'glove of love." Winter before last I went lo the Folles Ilergrres In Pari*. The place was wholly unhealed and like a refrigeration plant,-The-spectator* wore pjrer, coats, scarves and glovea—and still shivered. The unfortunate actresses and ladies of the chorus, who followed . the tradition of wearing mainly a smile, wer* literally blue with the cold. But lo get bark to our mut­ tons, as the Englishman says: The worst is yet to come for France. The winter with all .it* hanlships Is going to strain morals lo tho lim it And tbo gen­ eral public most certainly is goin"” to assess tha blame for its suffering on somebody. Thus tha •aition ia full' of dynamite pol­ post' Pica ' ally. ' This fact is recognised by all political parties. For example. General Charles d& Gaulle, the war-time Free French leader whom many expect to come to power soon a t the head of his new -people’s Rally” Party, is if f Is. jtf le r the country has passed through the dangerous winter month*. . By the same token, the strategy of the Communist Party, whieh U, trying tq get control of tha governmknL la to. push Ihe General Into powor Immediately, with the idea that he couldn't survive the Dials of winter. The Reds, while bent on ruling, peefer first to K ir . moil powerful anfmy—and thfli take over when the warmth of Spring has softened the bitterness of tha people. However, present signs are that the Communist strategy will ba put to a hard test, beeausa a large section of the public already Is assessing the btsme fo r'th e coun­ try ’s predicament against the Reds. The sufferinjr of winter may well add to this feeling. ' St. AnnV Chapter Met Last Monday Personal Activities WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 M V MaJ. General BcnncU E. Ucycr* said h<7 made money speculating too. ^ in war bonds. Other* did How? i • It wasn’t illegal. There wy* no law against i t But the gnerni ment tried to keep It from hap. pening. Vteycr* told the Senate’s ' war investigating committee he had bought a t much as $-4,001,000 worth of bonds on margin and made a paper profit of $90.00). Anyone with money to Intetl, a desire to speculate, and ,tha knowhow of going about it, csuld £ have done the same thing. _ The regular War Saving bond* —the E. F and G bonds which . most people brought—were not mixed up In these deals. That’s because they were not negotiable: You couldn’t sell . Hem to ar^nne. If you wanted to cash Ihcm. you had to turn than into the government. But the E, F and G bonds were not the only ones the government sold In It* eight bond drive* to V borrow money to psy for the war. It *<4d other kind* of bond* to people who wanted to Invest their mtney for the Interest they rould get. Three other bonds varied and had dlffmmt names. One type was ralhd simply Treasury ■Bond*r- Meter# dealt (n-thoaa<^-----------------IndividusW copld buy thete Treasury Ihnds and, sometime*. ^ sell them U someone' else a t a “ p ro fit I t . The govrlpmenf told about $117,000,000,00f. (billion) worth of thete bon*V. The Interest or them was 2 tot!1* percent a yea» for about to itnr*. If you bought one of those for $10,000, and -tht Interest was 2 perrent, al the end of 10 years you’d get hark 442,000. The bond nevei went below the price at which thrgovynment sold ^ It—In this case 110.000—l»ecaus« • Ihe government larked it. You could always get Wck your $10,­ 000. plus interest) Sinca they wertisuch sure In­ vestment*. and pail ,hnt 2 P*r' cent Interest; thorj was a big demand for them. , f So some paopla bought- and sold them to one nnothrr>nd. became of the demand, theiprlce some­ time* went uo. For txample: Jones bought a IW.000 bond. J If he held it for lOVeara. he’d g rt back $(2,000. lut Smith figured he and Jones \ould bolh make a profit on IL A • So he bought the $1^000 bond . from Jones for $10,t0t>,(a quirk $100 profit for Jones), f^rith held it 10 years and got $12,$0 for it from the . governmentU $1,900 profit for 8mUh). J, ; Jones was willing to ppll to Smith ami be satisfied with a rrent profit right-aisy lit- • tin 10 years t make stead’ of waiting a $2,000 p ro fit That was one way of de^ng In the bonds but In the c**\ lu ll riled Jones and 8mith boi had done their dealing with ful/rash. Other people, like Meyors.Rdn’t have enough rash lo pav 'll full bond, they w.pled tdlmy. So they bought on margin. -T his meant they might (put ■Wvn a certain amount of a “ full price and get a bank or one to bark them for tho re* Here’s an example-allhourh »’* very crude one:4-You bad ply 00 in rash but wanted lo big a honrt- A tl|>nV- t,» l unihf$10,000 for you. The bSnk charged y $100 (1 percent) Intertill use of the bank’s t»om year. The bank held tl\e vou could pay Sot IL Re That bond of $10,000 pal rent Interest—$200—a yea Then speculator* bid price, berause there’ enough bonds lo go srolad. At the end of the yehr you c d<d Mil that $10,000 '- bond to m othsr speculator for $10,360. New Metal-Cutting • This u m 316 percent m Ihp price al which * Process Discovered msnt sold Ihp bond _____ iL. ■ $160, or 1H percent, rjjorellban ATLANTIC CITY. Dee. 3 M V - tha government would give you A new chemical process th at sub­ for it afte r on* year. | J stitutes a metal-cutting knife In Thia gave you a profit of *250 plsre of fire was announced to —or 2H bereent—on the deal the American Society of Mechani­ -—$50 mare than you could in*i> cal Engineer* today by Dr. received from tha government at Milton C. Shaw of tha Mas­ tha S percent interest rste. (It sachusetts Institute of Tech­ would hava been a profit ol $360- nology. ■ or S tt pertant—hut the bgik Had Tha metal-cutting supplies heat charged yon *100. or 1 Sercenl. •ml pressure. It already has pro­ interest on the- uae of th» bank duced a number of Important chemical coin pound*. Among that* money for on* year.) Tha example juat given Is ex­ •re some drugs and other pro­ ducts, which still are secret. treme, but it. explair speculator, worked. A head off speculators wh bond* trying to gamble on Company, ,. The tool Is the u m e kind as with a shoestring, the govc ment used In Industry to smooth and asked tha banks: If a man wants to make A dawn finish machlns parte. A sharp sdge shaves thin, tiny pieces off paymrnt on a bond, be surd ha Is from a metal surface. In tha naw worth enough money to cover process, these metal shavings thq cost of tha bond. (For ex­ dissolve to become part of V ample: A maa might ha w orth.a finished chemical, lot of money but still have only a The ' cutting takes place la- Hula of it in cash beeausa tha side a -dosed chamber, th a t con­ real w ai tied up in other Intain* tha liquids and solids which eatmenu.) 4 are to react chemically. v This worked, but not afeaysTha cutting adgh ’ furnishes a Meyers said he had put u p only ■mail bet sp o t There ia not one percent.In cash—$40,04»-in enough h u t to boll, or even buying $4JX>0J)00 in bond*. seriously heat the real of tha At thl« point thaw ’s o n e ). contents. But the hot spot, plus tlon; didn’t the banks buy the great pressure a t th a t point, ay theWhy bonds and make a profit combine to sta rt tha sort of q» Inreaction which catalysis. Dr. tha nuw pro .. „ li activation. V PAGE FIVE | THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD. FL O R IP^ WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1917 WEDNESDAY. DEO, 3, 1117 - Lancy, Heard Social Calender Mrs. •* HaYe Circle Meet P e r s o n a l s # ‘ WEDNESDAY Mr*, f t II. latncy and Mr*. W. The W. M. U. of Ihe First U*pRev. and Mrs, \V. P. Yeslev P. Heard were co-hostesso* for have as their guest Mrs. Yr»le*-s tilt Church will observe the Week .the monthly meeting of Circle Prayer at 7:30 P. M. The sister. Mra. P. L. I.sno of Jcffcr’ of Brotherhood. D. F. Jobe.' will be No. 7. W. S. C. R.. of Ihe Firs t , B onU tty—Mtrr * AI*4hodrit-ehnTTtr mV’Mohday ~af- .. In aharga of -the progr am ----- --The Sanford Woman's Club will ternoon. The meeting was held Mr*. M. R. 8trickland. Mrs. E.' have an annual Christmas en­ at the home of the former. II. loincy and Mrs. Strickland’s Reports were heard from all brother,semble with a luncheon and bridge A. L. Heath of Houston; party to be enjoyed by the mem­ standing committees after which Tex., spent yesterday in Orlan­ bers. Reservations must l»r made a party was held In honor of do. b / Monday at noon with Mrs. S. Mrs. M. It. Strickland who will move to Dalton, Ga. Mrs. D. Hlghleyman, I5I9-J. Mr*. R. M. soon Mr. and >Mr*. V. O. McNcely M ums, 891 -M or Mrs. S. C. Gra­ Lancy presented Mrs. Strickland have returned to I heir home in with a giA from the circle. Dr. St. Louis, Mo. aflrr visiting for ham. 699-W. roralion* In the Ijiney home fal­ solnc time with Rev. and Mrs. W. THURSDAY lowed a Christmas motif with P. Ycaley. The Weal Side P. T. A. will lovely arrangements of rrd poinmeet at 3:00 I1. M. and the board 'cilia* tiring placed al vantage Mis. Fred T. Williams hat a* meeting will be held at 2:30 P.M. point* about the rooma. * her guests for the winter Mrs. Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. A salad course was served by Perry VV. Illscook ami Mr. and 1 will meet at the Masonic Hall Ihe hosteiacs assisted by Mrs. J. J. H. Huffotd o f I’itoakey, at 8:00 P. M. Initiation cere­ C. Higgins. Those attending were Mr*. Mich. Mrs. Hufford and Mrs. monies will he held. Mrs. J. E. Courier. Mr*. Strick­ Illscook are Mrs. Williams' sis­ The board ol Ihe South Sid* land. Mrs. Nettle Tijlis, Mrs. IligPTA will meet at tho school at gins, Mrs. Edwin Shlnholser. Jr., ter*. ^ :3 0 P. M. The tegular meeting Miss Ella Holton, Mra. R. L. Hick*, the group will be held n son, Mr*. Hrard and Mr*. Lancy. Circle 6 Has Final 8:00 P. M. and plans will be Meeting Of Year made for a Christmas party. A special meeting of the Veter­ ans af Foreign War* Auxiliary The ffnal meeting of the year will be held at Ihe home of Mrs. ll> BOB THOMAS of Circle *1,. W. S-. C. S.. of the C. W. Johnson, 2101 MsgnnHa First Methodist Church wa* held Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. Ail mem­ HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 3 (/pi­ on Monday at the nomr of Mr*. Herron on the Country Club bers arc urged to attend; ll ’s about time for Betty Gralilr’s R.W. Road. The meeting waa in the _ ' ' FRIDAT sqmial denial thnt she want* lo fnmi uf a "pot-tuck dinner. Knl.• The Friendship- "Lcqgue ami lx* a dramiUlc actrcsa. a brief business meeting The pinller rkme up when 1 lowing the Junior. Woman’s league o! a Christmas gift exchange wa» S h e Congregational Church will was reporting lo Belly on the enjoyed. . - have a sola in Dip building fdr- "This Is the Moment" set that Those present w rit Mra, Flet­ marly occujilod by the Antique musical picture* are In a decline. cher Holla, -Mr*. Albert Jarrell, Spiralling co»t« for lhal type of Mr*. la-*lie Went. Mra. T. t). Shop. . , The monthly meeting <if the film put it bn the unessential list Adam*. Mr*. |L McCaaklll, Rev. American legion Auxiliary will for current produfl ion. and Mia. J. E. McKinley and "TlienTd lx-11eh hunt for n new daughter. Barbara: Mra. David. be held at the D-glon Hut tl Job." aaiit Betty, "because that’s Ml*. J. 51. Leonard, Mr*. I.. 8. -4:00 P. M. All member*' art. . ilarkev, ■ Mr*. Claude llemdnii, urged to I'e present. Mr*. Charlc. my dish." Betty, who wax lusciously atMr*. M. L. Wright Mr*. O. M. Lawson is |he chairman o f tin* tlrrd in a filmy negligee, said she Fundom and Mr*.- F. K. Steinhostess committer. ia constantly arruaed of going meyer. . -------------• The Ndc V Howard Chapter, 11. . — J> r C.~vritt - meet a*. ~rhe hom e o f dramatic: "Only thin week 1 heard some­ • t r a . M. 8. Wiggins, 1317 Mag­ y Line". . . * Jimmy nolia Avenue, with Mrs. Mart* one on the radio say ’What dor* Durante talking (aerinusly) about Betty Grablr mean hv wanting to . Strong co-hostess, at 3:00 P. M. great Notre Dame coach— give up musical*?’ That’s a lot of "that Knutne". . . • SATURDAY nohsenxe. When I can’t tin musical* Rock Gear* Autry explaining why he The Grammar School P.-T. A. anymore 111 quit." The St. !.oui* »lrrn *aid ahe will have a rummage sale at 4U.'> ha* done only one picture with­ to East Fourth Street. . no i* * * - 1 1 1 n » li„ you; bol iry o u -r. red shirt they'll say TUESDAY ____ out music, “ Hot 8pot.“ She even vncuring did a number rbr-4ho4-«oe,— a ■ guy?” J The annual Christmas party of rendition of "Daddy," hul it wa* •who the—Is that the Pilot Club wit, lx* belli in tb# cut from the final version. ."O ut Of The I’ast’MRKOI has Tourist Center at 0:30 l\ M. All pjot for three pictures, A* for future vehicle*,' Betty enough ^u sh an d s uf the number* are in­ said hut somehow manages to become *hr’d like to do “real mu*cic ite d . Make reservations caiiy eali." like her recent • "Mothec an exciting film of the “private with Mr*. Al Hunt. Wore Tight*." She's not so much rye” ilk. It takes a quirk of MONDAY mind to follow the vastly com­ The W. M. U. of Ihe First Bap­ in 'fa v o r of stories with music, plicated plot and the quirk switches such as ".Shocking MissPilgrim," tist Church will meet at 3::<0 P. of locale, but Itolo-rt 51itchurn. yj u follows: Circle I. Mrs. which failed to be shocking and Jane Greer. Kirk Dnuglua* and would never have !>crn missed. Cfl Geirge Dixon. Celery Avenue; Cirthe other* manage to kelp thing* . f |f ' T. 8. C. elnvsroom nt the Betty’s .next: "Burlciujiie" with fairly well in hand. ____ • Dan Dailey, Jr. ' • " church; Circle 3. Mrs. G. 8. 8el Our conversation was Interrupt­ man. 918 Palmetto Avenue, Mn> The United State* use* 10 lii|. Ilea. Stephens, co-hostess; Circle ed with new* that one of her lion buttons in a normal year. horse* won a race at Bay Mea­ d. Mrs, J. A. Ponder. 349 West •Sixteenth .Street; Circle 5. Mrs. dow* and Betty was a* happy as f-'ra n k (ft'W mxlfiiff Jr„ 620 Oak a girl with a new chinchilla, "lifts Avenue; Circle 0. church annex, funny alxiut me ami publicity," hostesses. Mrs. J. F. Harrison. »he said. "I don’t talk to , im­ Mr*. II. Newsome and Mrs. O. C. portant people, 1 don’t like to pose for picture*. But when there’s a Gibbs; Sunhenin*, church. The monthly business nnd pro­ little item in the sjmrts pages gram meeting of the W. 8. C. 8. nlxiut one of my’ horse*, I show • of the First Methodist Chureh will it tn everyone.:* Sight, and sounds on the Holly­ be held at the church promptly at 3:00 P. M. Rev. Clayton Calhoun, wood tieaL . . .Are Astaird, 6, who has -recently returned from watching her father atari hi* China will tie the guest spenkar. dances in "Eaxter Parade.” his A tea will follow the meeting.* first in two years. . .Bing Crosby The board meeting will be held acting g s tsuide . t a , • group of ht 2:30 P. M. U. 8. C. co-cds visiting a Ray Milland met. . . ’Horace llelilt back before n hand for Ihe firat time ;uec year* and getting ready tm.-V.-ar tour. ■ -------eronicn Lake ihowinng off her argylc tucks, hidden under her hm*pvk1rt for "Sainted 8i»tera" Alan, Ladd, who has been In every G lam our L e g s ... kind of film brawl, donning box­ ing glove* for the firat ttaie, In Hollywood Plan, for Christmas decorat­ ions in Holy Cross Episcopal Church were made a t the monthly meeting of St. Ann’s Chapter of Ihe church held at the home of Mrs. II. II. Coleman on Monday afternoon. A brief business meet­ ing was Held' and announcement was made that ttift hoard m a tin g will be held on Dec. 20 and the .Parish-meeting scheduled -for Jan. K haa been changed to I>cc. 16. . The next meeting of tho group will-be held on Jan. 20 at tha Pariah House, It was slated. The discussion of the decorations was under the direction of Mr*. R L Perkins, ehslrman. Mis. A. R. Key told of the district meeting held in Kissimmee last wrek Those attending were hire. Fred Ball. Mr*. Coiemsn Mrs.- M. Minorik. Mrs. E. D. Mobley. Mra. Sadie Brouse. Mra. Key, Mrs. It. A. NfWman. Mrs. A. M. Philips, Mra. Perkins and Mrs. W urt War­ ner. * Mrs. Hudson’s Home Scene Of Meeting The home of Mrs. G. B. Hud­ son was the scene of the moqthly meeting of Circle -No. 9 of tho W. S. C. 8. of the First Mcthodlst Church on Monday after­ noon. Announcement waa nyrdc of the cancellation of-the covered dish luncheon which wa* to have horn held at the church. A re­ port wa* heard on the recent tb«K.h b«»««rw , ------ — -------- Mr*. W. W. Tyre wa* wel­ comed Into the church a* a new mrmtier. At th t conclusion of th> meeting refre*hmenta were served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Tnl William*. Present were Mr*. Broughton’ Watkins, Mra. A. O. Roberts, Mrs. C. R. Jones, Mr*. George Williams, Jr., Mr*. Jo h n ‘White. Mr*. Park Tyre. Mra. William*. Mrs. Roy Wall. Mrs. R. L. Harvey, 6Irs. E. L. I-ey, J r Mrs. Tyre and Mrs. Hudson. THE GARDEN GATE MRS. E. G. KILPATRICK. J R , Editor Wrekly Column of tha Sanford Garden Club Friend* of Miss Alice Tempi* Mrs. Harry Tooke- entertained member* of St. Catherine'* Chap­ will be Interested to learn that ter of the W oman’* Auxiliary of she l* returning on the first only when Ihe grass receive* Holy Cross Episcopal I’hurvh on available plane after Dec. I f Fedrrallon Nolo* for Klorkla frequent attention., The first re- Monday. Mr*. Mark T. C arpedcr from Frankfort. Germany. Mlaa Garden Club Axalraa must have, adequate quirerarnt is an • abundance of repot toil mi the district meeting | Temple'.left the United State* in tin Septcmlx-r, —tU4*i—to—wxttk—wit mOl.turo even during the cool I water. - Aa-y<"mg gross is ninety held in Kissimmee recentl/i weather of late autumn and ear-1 peicent water. It can In- seen Ih'al Those attending - the meeting the Civil Service department Jy winter. Remember that Ihe quantities will be neetlrd to main- were Mr*. George ShljunM ix^lL-.-uvatiaa ■ahe—hint ' b een ' flower buds were aet last sumnjer lajn_a_ b rig h t gtcea lu«f---- Th*«» M“ Armitage, Mrs! J L. uigley, senring as sooretary with the dlssu d -th e y m ttat-be-cnrenroignt" trrn fe x r> e q u lre m e n t of this w lntrr- Mr*. Fred Bsll. Mr*. Ernesk pla'rod per-ons bureau. grow properly so that there will time grass is nitrogen. Light Krtipp. Mra. Carpenter. Mr*. St. Her sister l.lsrtte ha. been sta­ applications rarh month, watered be a good show-^f large blossom* Clair White. Mr*. B: F. Whitner, tioned with the same department lift Immediately, will contribute to next spring. Broadlraved cverSr.. Mr*. W. A. Adam*. Mr*. in Frankfort and will take over gteen shrubs absorb appreciable it* luight green color. The third Tooke. Mr*. Tom Vaughn and Alice's duties when *hr returns requirement for an attractive uantities of water even during Mr*. Harriet Warren. to the United States. The alathe winter months In Florida, so tidy lawn ia frequent mowing. ter* are- the daughters of Mr. and .keep She mulched atalra and Have the machine sharpened, set Mr*. 31. W. Temple of Sanford. li. It. C. MEETING camellia lied* moist at all times. the cutter a t medium height, and The N de V Howard Chapter, NOTHING TO IT ’ Adequate soil moisture must ho use the mower at -least once evU. D. C. mrt recently at the homo LAUSANNE. Switzerland Dec. available continuously so that -the cry ten day*. This clipping will of Mr*. A. K. Itossetter on Celery leave* d<r not will to the detri­ induce the grass to stool out and Avenue with Mr*. L. A. Ilrumley 3 (/I*)—''King Mihai of Romania ment of Ihe swelling flower buds. make a close, neat, wrllJkcpt as co-hoste**. Following the rout­ today denied Copenhagen reporta I ^ t the sprinkler run for about Iprf. Any thin spot* should bo ine business a historical program of his imminent engagement to two hours tiefore you m t n it rc-seeded by the end of this was presented. Mra. Itossetter 24-year-old Princess Anne of ahead to a nrw apot. When a month. Jt will not take long, read Itiidvarel Kipling’* "Recess, Bounlotv-Pa’rroa. "There la ab­ sprinkler I* used, the foliage ia then, for these neyc patches to' lonal". Due to th a .u n it meeting solutely nothing irv.it," the King effectively ayringed and red. spld- equal the origin*! seeding.In *p- falling on the day aftei Christmas, told an Interviewer. "I hear thia der mile*, a constant threat tn penranre. and ntnkr for a uni­ it was decided to meet instead on stofy everywhere, nnd everybody know* more nl-out it than I do. the health of garden shrub* In form, unbroken greensward. I»ee. 6. autumn, will be discouraged. Begltmer*' Corner If, for any reason, the lawn Sulphur and oil are Incompa­ sprinklrr might Ik- objectionable, an unbroken stream from the end tible. If a plant has lxx-n spray­ of the hose ran run on a board ed or dusted with sulphur it amt thus the water will lie dis­ should not !«< treslrel with oil tributed rvpnly over the entife during -the next three or four . bed a . the hose i* moved along. weeks, nnd vice versa’. When the Frost Protection Announcement* Service warn* that extreme rolil Visit the Darden Center. Your Is expected, asalca* may lx* pro­ tected in several ways. A nur- Club ha* a hoatra* there every .00 lap screen on the cast, 'south, arid day'from 10, A. 31. to 4 I*. M. to DEMI-TASSE SPOONS j____ . * — west side* will keep the pliuit in serve you, ‘ Pu/en (Inc. Tint) _____ thq” shade a r il~ pre-veut rapid ~ MaLe u*r~ of tire- question larx. Florida Cook llixik filled with thawing, Whrn the temperature drop* to the low twenties it is the favorite tropical recipe* of 17 Jewel Drewser of the Sanfprd Garden ibt ountful If the burlap acrvrn will niemtier* ....... . e effective. i Club is on sale at the Garden] II Karnt . SelH Brel effect from a wlntcf lawn , Center. Yowejl'a, Mnyfiir Inn# of Italian rye gras* I* possible, and the Atlantic News Stand. W ERE $30 S W ERE $ 7 i.r.n GIFT TICKET BOOKS l i i — •' ii» : 11117. A I'lUNl'KSS Theatres I Trlcphonr 21 .Fur.Inform ation . M - •• -•r * . . - * $i .oo i a Hav e Itm -ive rl (J imhI Seleclinn New . _ ? l :.« Inr. Tnx i COMPACTS-* LIGHTERS— WALLETS- .Make IHrst \m * s Gifts For ) o.i«s and Old!. 11.50 - 42.50 and $.'».00 Rooks ol Theatre VHmission Coupons. Good \ t All Florida Stair- Thcfttrra lioialrd In Lvcry I’rinripsl Florid* City. ON SM.K NOIV! Rot Olfircs Of Thr HI-bard* a- . ..-h—ie .., Mr*. R. G. F o | served a* program chairman and introduced Mr*. Ix-strr Tharp who told the stpr of thp Chinese Christian life, abort luialnea* meeting w*as held. Itrlicious. refreshment* were served to Mr.* O. D. I.audress. Mr*. J. L. Horton. Mr*. William Cherry. Mr*. Alliaon Nihlack, Mr*. A'- R- Johnson, Mr*. Tharp. Mrs. Fox. Rev. and Mrs. W. I*. Ycsley. Mis* Susan Williams, Mr* Richards, Mrs. Pearson, Mis* Sylvia Pearson Snd Mra. P. L. lotne, a guest of Mr*. Yeslef. NOW ?8fi.00 Wh) W eil) \I hiuI M/r. i idol ..r Slvl. This Year Give Florida State Ihealrr* The Woman's Council of the First Christian Church met ’on SI-I.R0 NOW 1 T A K E A TH* KKO.M S A N T A Woman’s Council Has December Meeting J J 'V .'L I i . Alice Temple Will St. Catherine’s Met With Mrs. H. E. Tooke _ Return To States llrrehitnilisp MARGARET C. GWALTNEY, Jeweler (I.mated Mather Furniture Store) • our M O J U D Father Of The Blues Returns To MempliiH MEMPHIS. TennJ Dee. 3-^/Pl Tbo uljimate resting pl«a.,«.t \V. C- Handy’* golden tisipipet •ill be in a museum on famed llcate Street if tha aging negro composer’* dream* come true. Tha -Kalhar Of the Blue*.’’ 74 nnd narly blind, arrived from New York yesterday tiy blow the wall­ ing note* of "Memphis Blues"— ona uf h|* many tu n e s - a t the annual Bluaa Bowl footiadl game tonight. Welcomed liy friend* at Iha a ir­ port. Handy aaid he amnia to will tho trumpet and ’’other things" to Memphis tweausa ‘•after all, It waa hare th at T ha Blues’ waa bom.* Last Times Today! • CURRENT.INTERPRETATIONS O F G I R L S DRE S S E S I M MO R T A L I Z E D BY KAT E G R E E N A W A Y HE R S E L F Evans , Slippers y • . • They hove that Childhood Charm * • They are mode In Fine Fobrlci ...... .... . • • They will Woih • W ear • Fit Wall bccxUK they're among the real comfom of home. And » handiomc, too! Wa hrra acrml styles io tbm &ne hind-turned ilippen by Ertm. • They ora Modality Priced . /• T? • -i. *-• You’r# right on tha target for lag-aflura in aya*' hiring Mojud itocling*. Thay'ra to that;, io ilaak, m smooth-' 'fitting. Wa hsva tham inall tha invert naw ahadai.’- . f 1 ■ w A ' $ 4 .95 to $ 6 -95 a O TH ER S WllllAMPOWtU;lRENEDUHNE v FROM $1.95 ’t- f 1 ARE DEFINITELY THE HAPPY ANSWER TO CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR ANY GIRL s u i t , t o n ro r o u m i N t m l- . KIDDICLftntX ^ — -— r > ^ t . | - r : t ** 1 ‘ it �•‘•f -r— T— \ 'V PA CE H JT t l l E SANFORD HERAT.!). 8ANFOBD. FLpRIDA . W E D N E S D A Y , D E C . 3, 1647 . Ten Team Major League Plans Are In Making Wolverines, N o tr e Dame Place Four Men Each On Top ~ T e a m s - 0 f Nation- Hy JtiB n w r ii i .E i t THE 1917 APALL AMERICAN • I MIAMI. Fla.. Dec. 3 (A>>—The to-tcam Ms lor Le*ry«-, which | prove*! a dud once Itefore. may W t. H om e T ow n ___ Plpyrr and Lolltpe C la*s A ge JJt. P o sitio n Mie revived In the National and 105 S a n ta A nn. C alif. S e n io r 25 6-1 Etui • Tint! C-lfury, Southern C'allf. , Amerit an leagues In the near fu­ 225 C olum btl *, (ia. ture. 1 S e n io r 20 6*4 Huh Da via, G eorgia Tech T ack le - Bv FRANK FCK The executive council ha* S e n io r 25 5-11 210 Cazeuovi.i, N. Y . S ie v e S u h e y , P e n n ,S ta te (iu iird AT* Newsfcslnre* Sport* Editor drawn up preliminary plant fur 220 B etM ehetn. P a. t ’h arle* H ednnrlk, P enhhylvflnta J u n io r 22 6-3 O n le r NEW YORK Dec. 3 WY The *ucli a revolutionary move with 230, C hicago, HI. W illiam F in ch er—N o tre D an te J u n io r 20 6-2 Mldwr*t, boasting the nstion's (I'uiinl the purpose of ailmitling four two top ranking tc*nv> In unde,'lch lla F alls, T ex . 212 W l Junior 10 6*3 R ic h a rd Harrirc, T ex ft* T u rk ic Pacific f<>a«t League teams in f rtird ami untlrd Notre Dame 19ft S o u lh b rid g e , Alans. S e n io r 22 C-2 W illiam Stvinrki, C olum bia the Major*, the Associated Pres* H ad and Michigan, carried off honor* 1earni“l from * reliable source 180 ConnelbiviUe, Pa. S e n io r 22 6-0 Jo lm I.u ln rk , N o tre D am e D ark on "the 231 d Associated Pro"* Alllast night. 181 T oledo. O hio S e n io r 21 6*0 H uhert ( ’hnppuld, .Mlehljfan Hack Amerirn footliall Irani hy filling * The source added that the 191 Knn*ft* C ity , Knrt. thr«o of lh r four nil-important * S e n io r 21 Hack Hay E v an ?. K a n in a team* arc I-u* Angeles, San field position". S oph. 20 5-11 175 Da lb s . T ex . Ilonlt W alk er, .Ho M ethodlnt H ark 1hark ! L’ranclwo. Oakland ami Hollyjohnny 1,’ijack, hrllllant mowood. pound quarterback who la pacing "The executive council, with N otrr Dame to its second straight •he approval of the Major unbeaten campaign: Michigan’* leagues, had agreed that Ihl* I* ^equally versatile Boh Chappuis. 'ho only logical step," the source and R*y Evans, key man In the T h ird T enm P o sitio n Second T eam continued. ”A /trr It* visit to Kansas attack, are the Midwes­ . B p rifty Poole. Misabmlntd California la*t August, during ... E n d terners on the first team backR o b ert M ann, M ichigan - .............. which .time It listened to the de­ field, Al| arc acnior*. J o h n F e rra ro . S o u th e rn CnHf. .. T ack le . Z ygm im t C /n ro b sb l, N o tr e lln m e mand* of the Pacific Coast To rottml out the harkfiqld of Jo se p h S te f f v , A rm y G u ard .. L eo N om elllnl. M in n eso ta ............. b-ague, lhe council studied the fine passer* anc^tinrd runner* the J a v H ho d em v re. K en tu ck y „ C e n te r Richard Scott,"Navy ..... matt«*( carefully and decided that •onlhwesl has eohii* up with this gm M ike D im ltrn , ItC I,A It - would not he feasable to .. G u a rd ..: SflMfHil year’s only sophomore All-Ameri­ Hod F ra n r- C a lifo rn ia * .................. Photo lly gtant the Coast League’s re ca In D«nk Walker, forward pass(•g o rg e C onnor. N o tre D am e T n rk le .Miilnrhi M ills. VMI ........................... nueit. It agreed however, th a t‘ Carl Huhhcll, im ter. Is shown inspecting the New York tilants' farm club training base I t 't h e MunicIn* wizard from Southern Metho­ .....____». P en n y F o rd , /M ichigan End Ik** O w rnn. I llin o is ..... .......... ........ .... Major League bail was bound tP jlpal Airport during his visit in Sanford over .the p art weekend, Shown with IIiiMm’II are John flans l.o- ’ dist University. _______ C lyde S c o tt, A rk a n s a s B ack C h a lm e rs E llio lt, M lrhlgnn conm to the coast some day," tb rrl, left, nnd Hal CDuIhu, nglit. Thu sign In the background is being palmed with black lettcfs on Th# line, dominated hy sir-foot­ ■ .. Ib c k „. A n th o n y Allnisi, P e n n sy lv a n ia C h a rle s C o n erly . M ississippi ... . The council was of the oplnl-jan orange base, the Giants* colors. llubU-ll is the d ln rto r of all the Giants* farm club*. l.ol»crt anJ er* weighing hctw.crn 195 nnd 230 • W two of the coast's^ cities— . GruU-r are representative* of the III Hobhv lat.yne, T e x a s pounds, finds the East with three Hants who ore in charge of building the eight dismunds and set... B ack ... Harry Gilmer, Alabama ...*........ positions—Ccntfr Charles HAInaLos Angeles and Han Francisco I ling up the organization. ... I b c k ... J a c k C loud, W illiam tancf M ijry C h a rle s J u s tic e , N o r lh C aro lin a rlk of Pennsylvania, End Hill T " 1 !__ ^especially—were prepared for b lg ; league baseball,” th e informant ‘ , , Swlarkl of Columbia and Guard - : ter will take place on the first • I said. Florida State To ^Btevp Suhey.of Hnbpnlcn aiui unHousholdur Named, ji Tuesday in January, Mrs, Ethel a lywo< and Oakland were "Hollywood 105 yards, piinted nine time* and is the Itesl p*fcs receiver I've aver and untied Penn State, one of fririT Penn Stale. To Head Campaign Oelsijr. secretary, announced. Suhev’* notable effort* came lit included to give fhe leagues het- Meet Alabama Team Thr remaining, four place* on was una of the nation's" scoring seen." the forw'nrd wall are held by play-. leaders with 74 points on nine Paul Cleary, Southern Califor­ the 20-7 win over Navy- With ler balances. With four team* Saturday Evening Kariyle 'Housbolder, local a t­ *t» from the Far West,. Midwest, touchdowns, 17 out of 19 point* nia's end. I* regarded as the host Slate ahead hy only 13-7 In the in the American and National all around Hanker In the Parlfic second quarter he tossed a Middle leagues, the playing schedule after tourtylown and one field torney has arcrp'eil the chairman­ Southwest and South, They are JACKSONVILLE. Ala.. Dec. 3 ship of the Red Croi* drive to 'b e End Paul Cleary df Southern Cal­ goal. To quote most coarhcs Coast Conference. He -made few ball rarrler for a loss on Ihe Penn .would l»e greatly simplified. The ifornia, Griard Hill Fischer of "Walker, did everylhlng hut carry mistakes during the season and 33-yard line and a minute la lrr he I four ruast team idea woqld also —(Ab—Unlwatrn and untied Jack­ held In March, It was're port ml laat Coach Je ff Cravath lielleves "he recovered a Navy fumble. (act a* a stimulant to inlcr-city sonville Slate Teacher# -Collage evening at a meeting of the item* t Notre Pame, Tackle Richard Har­ the water luirkct." will be seeking its ninth consecu­ imde County Reil Cross Chapter is the best end the Trojans have First For Kansas Chuck Rednarik, 229-pound r,"vi | r y *n California." ris of Texas and Tackle Holt The latest piun, however, faced tive win Saturday night at Tall- at ‘ the rhnnteV house. George I Evan* is the first All-America ever had." Davi* of Georgia Tech. center, was the key man in Penn­ Consistently Hrllllant • Thla line la tin- heaviest since ever to come from the University sylvania’s line. The Bethlehem. determined opposition frnm the ahnsftee. when It' uieets Florida Austin pic-idcd in the absence of An Infantry lieutenant In the Pa., fuiilor missed the Navy gapie. Pacific Coast League itself. Ctar- State 1'nlvcrsitv, Edwin Shinhnlser. prtw ar day*. It average* 213 of Kansas. Ili* coach, George i im Pacific i m in i uuiiM K the in n war,, v Mi** Edna ChmendiTirrhairman during pounds with' Fiirht-r the.hrav lest Sauers, calls the Kansas City, .jSmith which Penn won hy 21-0, but af­ snre Rowland, wjien informed of -»Tke-otily undefnttrd rlpvim tn each, ter- the- contest hi* feammatp* thp movement afoot, admitted that the south. Jurksnnvillr has rolled of the Junior Ui-d Cross group, at 230, flavin, six-foot-four nnd K*"., prodnrt "the greatest back Cleary played to brilliantly. * «V«r r* Saturday thaUR!*“difficult to sin- showed how they felt Inward him he had heard of something brew­ up 2.49ft yards rushing. Opponents reported contacting a numlH-r of tglJpsr man' on th e-en tire first gle out his top effort either of­ hy handing him the winning foot- ing "along those lines," hut In- have twen held to 362 yards in schools in Seminole Cnuqly. In­ ■ nr* •team, scales 225. listed that he had never been in- 237 trie* for a slender average cluding the Forrest Lake Acad­ Though puiely a mythical team campaign his total yardage was fensively or defensively. liall covei?*d with autographs. emy, in the drive to raise fund* of 1,2 yards per try. formi-d directly of such a plan. The All-America tackles, Hob­ the II men chosen after n careful 762 Including %314 rushing 82 A (10-mlnule player In the 7-7 ‘■Th* Pacific Coast league has The Gamecock* have scored to tesch water safety measures, ■ *unrcy by 250 sport* writers time* and 408 'w hile completing by Davl* of Georgia Tech and tie wilh Army, llcdnsrik provrd and stated that *hr M ieved that throughout the country I* a vet- 23 pul of 40 passe*. Not one of Dirk Harris of Texas, gave a an alrrt tickler. In the first six only one purpose" he said, "and 217 points against ,33. pereent’of the school classes Is lu liecnine a Mnnr league Jacksonville uiii hold night '100 ■^ fra n collection of athletes. They Evans' passes were Intercepted splendid account of themselves games he ptnyed he Intercepted that In its entirety. We will never run- practice sessions 'anight and to- in the county will enroll. hav* s ta rre d . week after week .during—that-period, —l b scored all season. Davis was the bulwark four passes. The nekt meeting of life Chapsent tn have the’ major* take nnr, morrow nt,d will hold a light , during one of the mo*t interesting four touchdowns and passed (<>"n an Engineer line that yielded Like most of the others on the two of four cluli# from ’us.” hut one touchdown In its first five four more. workout Friday at Dothan. A lar football seasons on record. 1647 All-America Uednarik saw pR jm land wit* u n e"S f^ m m in -r .....— ----- — -V : Fullback John William*; fine The only teen-age player on the -- A- fine defensive lM*ek-lhe senior jramcL considerable war service. He was league presidents who listened of the mainstays in the GameThe Columbus, Ga., senior who who played two year* with thr team tfl Tackle Harris, Texas ^ ' V ^ v X ' h M rushed 873 Longhorn who 1* 10 yet stand* Second Air Force Supcrbomber* (.]Itirned down *n appointment to In the Army Air Corps as an aeri- fonatr lV*sect*Uon ^head George | ■^yBr,)„ Why Worry With Your P^st Due |„ (24 trie* for un average three inches over six feet and saved the 13-13 tie with Oklahoma West Point, pig Jed more than 66 at gunner on a 1124 and look part Trsutman cautioning them against In 30 missions over Germany. of 7.4 yard* per try and. hits minutes in several Tech games. • scales 212 pounds. ^ lie U one of by intercepting a Sooner pas* on further expansion. ------- sco~'l 93 tKi’m is, Accounts? * three Juniors chosen. The other* his own goal line tn the final two A nigged tackier on defense he Rival coarhcs feci that Rednarik Trsutman said "our main Job ts otic of the best renters they was an important cog on the of­ ](l*l »Finus HIMfl C.* X Gaston, IKnHHI* Mtll|L athletic lit |JU pubLr' are Ucdnarik and Fischer. Only minute*. Against Nebraska ha is not to se»V additional itwo player* ‘are under six feet. passed 20 yard* for the final tally fense, often opening holes In the have ever seen and around tha liut to a' LET They are Htiliey ami Walker, each In a 13-7 victory nfler plunging enemy's line. Against Duke he Penn campus they say “ha is the leagues.1 heart of the 108111." to play two l>owt game* In. thU ■ five-eleven. In help te l up the Drat touch­ played 68 minutes and after Tech section but that the srhool prob­ won, 7-0, Coach Hobby Dodd of The Associated Pros* 1017 Alldown. [.r v. Lu)sck Most Unusual ably would Hot accept cither, The Ili-sidcs Lujnrk nnd Fischer on the Engineers claimed “Davis’ America is a team that probably Without a doubt the most un­ Gamneocks are experting Iwtter usual player on the team Is I.u- Ihc.flrst tesm. Notre Dame placet) tackle play was the finest 1 ever will furnish food for lengthy disHy C. .WHINER nfferd from smaller bowls In russluns long Into tho winter liej*ck of Notre Dame. Although Zlggy Cxnrolnkl on the second saw in any game.” other sections of tho country, Jil- ] Harris, a star in the Texas for­ cause of the plethora of brilliant bis gridiron career a t South Hem! team and Tackle George Connor j In tlw Sanfnni Girls Is>axue explained. 113y, MAGNOLIA AVENUE Four Mlchi- ward wall W su*e of hla brilli­ backs and linemen oh the sorutnl if third eleven. eh , * atartrii in 1913 this I* h is ’third on the bowiing eompelitiori lost evening PHONE 1091 ami last w**on with tjie Irish. He gun players also mark’ the 33-man ance in backing up the line on and third teams. In some fine* the Lohrmann Restaurant team lei quad. f Itcsldca I Chappuis. ' two defense. Is big and fast. Former­ there was little to choose from lolin Vaught Named was In 'he Navy 36 month*. 11 of squad, SANFORD, FLORIDA with three games won; Ihe Mu­ them on a sub-chaser, riowever, "Wolverine*—End Huh Mann and ly all-Southwrst Conference cen­ between the first three elevens. Do Your Collecting For You sic Box team won two m i l lost Man Of Year In SEC ter far two years he acquitted Hurt* hark as Charley Coherly Hack Chalmers Elliott—were choIn three season* with the Fighting one: Powell Office Supply, the Gull At Our Office For Collection Rates . Irish his tesm never ha* lost to a »cn for the second tenm while himself just as nobly when he of Mississippi, who had set a new league leml»a, won n game nnd was moved to tarkle. collegiate record,for pas* comple­ End Iwnny Ford made the third NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dee. 3 bln college opponent. While It Is difficult for the tions even Indore OP Mis* com- ilrnp|ied two while the Kostner —Johnny Vaught, who Icd ’MisI In 1643, while n Naval trainee, Though the Columliia I join lost average football* fan to lake c*-. jdeted Its. season; Hump Elliott of OS leant lost these game*. aippi to the Rnulheaslern Con­ Lujack helped Notre Dame to a Team standing I* now 1 fnl- ference championship In hi* first hlgan, Harry Gilmer of Ala­ nine and one record, the only loss two of their nine game; to East­ peclal notice of tho line play lows: year as footliall coach of the ........ ... In the final game, 19-14, ern opponents, their circus-catch­ around center and guard- It was bama and Charley 'Justire ”of Powell Office Supply coming 16 6 Reitels, today waa selected \eoarh ifcSMMMXSMttMfSMMlWTWMKSaUXSXHBJVflaimntryMMtoMWMMI to the Great Lake* Naval Train- ing ^-ad, Rill Hwiacki, drew a lot easy for Notrd Dame rivals to North Caralfna were placed on H. of (lie year in the Rig I'i hy his Ing fUntion team. Last year ho of support. In receiving 31 pastes notice how .Bill Fischer, a 239- the second learn. The third hack- Lohrmann Restaurant 13 _ ' H 13 fellow gridiron coachrs? was hack from service ami the for 517 yard* be set nn nil-lime pound Chh-agoan,. turned back field inrlude<l Clyde ,(8mackover) Kastner Co. T*. __ 3 fl 16 „ la u u h t u n—ah n'in iim imr Irish wop eight games nnd played Colombia record and was the big many opposing thrust* from his Scott. rx-Navy star with Arksn- Music Box HrliH>L miil|ipsu; i»««e guanl position. 0.111111 ppair passn T iii TJ “^ iH lillW M I iu e p ir d iflh* nighin in the 21-20 ^ p s rt of Army, annual poll eondurtid- hy the Army a scoreless tie. .This season e*t score is 183 by E. Stuck: 1*1 ft*-"* i" — ~-j— Btesre Jluhef, I’PllTl Aiaic'a great ppy) Minlsl. Oobhy Layno of e jCadcl’i f1""1 l-“‘33 it—" — Nashville* Banner. Vaught’s Ole his field generalship Jn lpciLiliglowing proof Texas nnd Jack Cloud of William high three games, 409, hy B. Mias squad will M ftt Texas four-year span, He lallieil guanl,. prnvii! “»lftlll“ TnnWrillIve victories, lie that servketmuj. after shaking off and Mary. Moran. The highest team score Christian in the' Della Howl at ends fils career Saturday In the the only tourhduwn as tho Ijons Two former All-Amcrlca line­ fnr a single game is 714 for Memphis on January 1. annual game with Soathern Call- beat Holy Cross and he was thp their war legs, could come bark. men, John Ferraro of Southern Powell Of Gee Supply, which tilbig gun against Dartmouth. Swl-- He played In *1940 but prior to H upnrr-up' fur the second .fornla at l.o* Angeles, “ ihi had served 42 months California, and George Connor of made a thro* game record straight year wa* Vanderbilt's If. In the Oral eight games Ihe ackl made four touchdown* all that Suhey 1057. 1L (Red) • Banders, wlioye Comtold statistic* on I.ujack are: • ■ season hut figured In many more —IB of them in the Pacific—as a N ptri -Dame, wound up on the modores were the only conference Passed to nine touchdowns; with his diving catches which of­ member of Air Forcea ground third team while Herman Weddcrews. nteycr, 8t. Mary's wartime choice, fan tn defeat (6*f Reliefs, 10completed 63 out of 102 passes ten left sports writer* at a loss placed on the nonarahle mention Louis Confident He AO-Mlnute Man Red Dn'w of Alabama / won for 732 yards; carried 10 time* for proper adjective*. A .f,0-mlnule man for unbeaten lis t Coach Lou Little says “Swlsckl third place In the voting, ftobhy AMIIICr.'J OUMTANCIMO for 134 yards. Seven of his pas­ Can Trim Walcott Dodd of Georgia Tech wa* fourth. se* were Intercepted.' He came* OUT10A191 from Connelltvllle, fa ., and I* the ketball roach: “My team thla year petrated by college students dur­ NEW YORK Dec, 8 Cold- K entucky's/Paul (Rear) Jiryant, Sporta Roundup fifth; and'A lly n McKern of Misr m t:i i m « t only All-America ............... fln fe repeat , this lly HUGH FULLERTON, JR. uses Nat Holman's give-and-go ing the 1047_fontjtall season came ly confident, Joe Louts closes* ; season. system in reverse—the boys don't when aome Unrisisna Stale Isiyr hard training today for hi* World aiaslppl State, sixth. i Chappuis paced Michigan to the NEW YORK. Dec. Tha know whera they'ru going and sneaked Intd tha Tuiano. stadium heavyweight title defense against Western Conference champion- other day Branch Rickey remark­ I don't giv« a darn, and planted some oats in th“ Jersey Joe -Walcott In Madlaon • ship, breaking hi* own Hlg Nine ed that he never had se^’it the Runtor kicking around jn fight grass , , r About a week agr Ruuarr Garden Friday night. fground gaining record of llMfl by batcM I playyr market a t "Jum circles Is that Joe leruls will risk they began to sprout, giving "I will win," said Joe aa he DV. Chnrlpa L. I’entonn gaining 1, 306 yard* as compared py” as it Is now . . . Ilut report,, (T) his tlila against Turkoy the fan* who were looking ahrad prepared to do a final four Optometrist o u r a oa n D MOTOR With 1.2(55 last year. The Toledo, publicly at Pompton Thompson at Los Ahgele* Coli­ tu this woek's .Tulane-I.SU gsrae rounds Hanford Atlantic Ilk. Bldg! .'omlng up from Miami meetings O., halfliack ia the one player S2 0 8 now/ seum In March . . . Tho fight th* sight of a bright green LSI! Lakes, N. J., and then rest nip Honrs: 9-12 1-3 Phone 296 .Southern California will lie out to don't support that statement . , . will Iw for the Lou Costello in midfield . . The oats w en for his 24th fight as champion. H*l, 9-12 • It'* truly remoHrablel You ;atop when-the Pacific Coast title- Maybe everyone Is rrady to Juiqp foundation and comedian Lou not wild, but tha gruundkeepen Walcott, hopeful but siltnt, won't believe H unljl you m a it. the gates on hta last work­ Eyea Evsmined ■ Glasses,Fittad holder* face the Wolverines In the St a trade with the Dodgara. romisca that movie folk will who had to crawl around Ihe h't ona motor that that who! Ros* Howl on New Year's Day. who hava *0 much promising uy alt the high-priced seats field, nulling each one by hand out at Grenloch Park, N. J Chapani* War It, Louis will weigh 212 pounds, ycu olwoyi thoughf it would minor leagu* material that they . . . Moose Kraus* is checking certainly were. * • Chappuis Is a typlcal typical All-Amcr- may have to stage bargain taler, alrllnt schedules so he can gat fok# two motofi to do. If coniea Dick McGuire, St. John's U. the heavleet by a few ounces of ica- During th* war hut among the other clubs It hack from Saturday'# Notru basketball ace, la afdclincd indef hla entlra career, compared to you over tha water ot speeds gunner he was shot down over <eeni* to be all talk and little Dame-Southern California game ! Inltely with a shoulder sepsrn- Walcott'a 192, for the 16-round Ihot tok* your breath owoy. fig h t Italy on his 2!at mlssmn yet e* - wet ton \ , Pat Kennedy, ref* to direct the Irish eager* against tion suffered in a collision with end I) throttle* down! do lo perfect, The fight tween the two 33eaptd from Ihe Natl*. He' w T il wki 'rie*-in-chlrf of the Basketball Illinois at Champaign Monday , . Columbia's Dick lludko In sertropawling, mils-on-hour trolling. year-old negroes could draw a rescued hy Italian partisans who Asawlatiim of America, report* Speaking of airplanes that Dodg­ ntafi? 1 • A ri former passed him from house to house he hasn't seen a game this sea- er Junket-.to Miami via Ciudad Card* and Phillies pitcher, has gale of »2fll,009 a t the garden, of b'lthenew MARTIN MOTOR under cover of darkness and flnal- ton In which the teams haven't Trttjllia didn’t work out* 1 well. quit baseball because of a laran which Igiuia get 48 percent ami • , , Sood-proof, iputlgr-proof up In a garret of a home been driving for 45 of tha 48 The plane waa grounded In Haiti arm ami now Is assistant mana­ Walcott 16. It I* Louis's first B k. Swound * • iWai.t (frilihj Iti jpor* fight since.he knocked out Taml adjoining a Natl headquarter!. minutes . . . . On* of tha funniest by engine trnu ble -Eddie Dy- ger of ona of tho world’s biggtst Mauricllo In one round at Yan­ kCrtgpsrfcri ' .nra g t i i i ^ h He then walked 60 mdea to Hrl- ilghta o>f tha football season or points out to . .scribe* that hotels In Chicago. Look for sever"' kee Stadium Sept. 18. 1940. The a ravoivtfoncty f *.vv p; r.r'^le line* and colnparatlvo safety. was a 4dg San Francisco 49‘er thaR Dodger* Iger* under Hurt Shot* al Notre H B RDame . . .player* , . to sign up odd* are 6-6 that Walcott will Michig Ichigan’s accural* pass pitch. itting tnm|-front of th* fjn<place >8ton • » • m*chon(roSy.coN.*fD>Jed did better agalrtst tha Cards ! f»r the last Jifclf of the Eaat-f not come out for the fourth ! completed 48 out of 84 n if f f t it Hear Mountain C ut* weak, poppef vofvetf > “ *' w eek,1 than the Dodger* under Leo . . . • West football gam* a* soon aa ro und,,,673 yards, Including 11 touch- solemnly chewing buhhla gurr. j Hut didn't cveryltodv do batter I SatuMay’s USC tilt la avrj: . . MARTIN give* you every­ aerial*. H# also scored five hd Mowing hug* bubbles thing you would ordinarily ex{against th* Card* last seasont Everything's' set but the an To Lrnle To Class]?/ lown* and ratnod 614 yard* Clair Bee, Long island U. has* One of thy better (tunts per* nnuncenunt. pari fct on oufbnord meter, than hit cloaeit lllg Nina DON’T FORGET pAn raeny hlgWy-’rr.portoni in overall yardage, io n fta LB aachrtive feu*no*. lichigan coach F rttt jOriilff ATTRACTIVE 8 room house, all -AITIXNATI THURSDAY ** Chappuis it “Ihe f13e«i electric convenience*. Call 438ritth a I hava ever handled and W between 6!00 A 8:00 P. M. ( 8:0l\p. M. Again Thla Season ly one of the best F tp aver jfi t play* a* though ha had See it felloi, idi Arbal la about a quarter Hanford Lt>ds^SN(^12Jl «■ In hla veins.^ •Izo of continental United! 4H RA IF* o beauty I falker, Coach Matty Hell of tate*. *1H (U. Methodllt believes he "greatest sophomore tl>e t Conferrnc* ever saw." 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(»'• te i'i.n tiT jiix rim T tl IIIIKII rbnylrr ITI1T of H'lA ..VirTU’t: IH lllltFIIX UIVIIN. Thai T 8 Itiiml'Wi and \v < illiml'try b'lt'lr) vf ‘*'«r h*lf i.. b- * ' ith riftu fii: r*» t ol la v t»«! Ih r tu n w. I ’. I l - r t i d -)i. C l r i k 1*11n o t Usy of July A. IK, tsti, h»» film C ovii - H em m oi*. t im M i, I .o n u # IN Tm:,CfU'UT til VIII "il'KTV •ante la my offlrr aiol li*» laS-l- e 1 1*,,. Jl'tHi.-.. ill All*.i'll, . f i l l VI'V, a < , m r t 8 . 0 )1 at'litlcalion for a lax ,IcmI Jo !>• l l.l'Itll' l. l.k l'Itt.I.A 11 - : • IsXiird ih n ruiu 8*1.1 >*,rtlll*sl - -re,— IN fit: iss t \ ft! ui vi i. lie s tui.M lit, fi,III.Win* ,lrWil.,'1 r*M■ tJ IV , r tm a y n l. ,rty l* Ihr County of "Hrmln-Mr t i i i : i r r . m , «•!*■ c t a i i i i U A ♦ T '» V 'J U J L i U - t 'l i l A l l h A M ! i ' L U HAIH,y—VTi-ISHtuC--------------h l a U L i i t — g l u t l i t * , —l u . x i u -----------— ‘ o .\- II t \ i -.i ; 1*1.1131.1 mi_IIK, IK‘*reuli j if til J i l l ‘1 i h l l t l ( l l « tltr liiar* 4*i r a iM f iif r anil g u a t i t f *h»- t l a l m i h t , Bhil f i i a i l b<> 4W n rn In |.> lller d k fl.l, « f / m ifl MiiT c la im iV n o t -•'** € Ilc il *Jmi{ I n f a l l / Hoy T il li I’j .yiI 'Ja|iitrr vv« iM . p iu u ia t i; (la’i i m r i i l hbi ilin ritt llBlUii is III: KMTATK UF lU'V UltrUN 4efCS„ ,1. * 1«> A ll, t ’IIKIMT*\|IH ANl> I’till Hu S’m II WISH ft.AIMH Ull HI MASIiH AUAINHT HAH' 'KnTATHt Va*u amt »**(h nf vim, at- hi*i**liy anllflr,! .iimI t*4j>,lr„t t" say ctslms soil Urtit ^ml, " hks |*i», or rlthrr nf l uie _.mav- ltsv« *xstnxl“ Ihr 'eataie of tl»y Ilre»n. itn riHii. Die ny/sald i *.1u111y. m in-County Jiidir al rwmlo>*b- Coliaty. Ftorlit.f, at hi- ntfirr is Ihr courl hoti-r of uiil County at Futifor I. FlortMs, within , 1*111 esiradst monlht from ih , time or iur <ir-i gJJhjieaUos of this ttoiier. Kant c la im 17 r i l l V A tb- w , / * -4 4* K I J llW ff»t U l i i l iigfc T « | lN T| IK I'tit’itt nr I h i t'o i’NTt jc iH it' *):ittNol.i: C u l '. v r v , ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor Used very litile, bargain. F r e d 1 Iharkkeepln* rn'evice, p art tim e; Raymond Lundquisl, Associate Mven., 311 E ast 2nd SU I’li.m.«,!!>*. advice and assistance on Phone 732 Atlantic Rank Bldg. ,,k • socialeia*cnrity nod income lax *riy U(ttl**l Ilia Mill tr tU l'n lt '*• matters J. F. Dempsey, 300 • u t i l m u * in ih # Ruinft* i*i T . r t-; NICELY ARRANGED five room Magnolia. Phone 9107. A htr.-n. • bungalow In good section. Thl* 80F-V, tapestry covered, excel­ *«1'1 i*rr t If kA tr p Iu » || »»► lent condition Girl’s bicycle. P. property f» alreatly financed DIAPER SERVICE rrti4r«#|n**f iici >*f tiling lo i n r t , »li*«' O. llox 206. and can lie hnrtdhai for a rcaif ill +4*** For detalli of the safest "maid M iBMMiy HrarF||i#i| b lf ld tr * itt lh<* •onahle down payment lislsnco MEKCUh V Outboard M o t o r service" now in Ranfdrd call or «d'*t4 ( o 4iii* a m iN K iln ttr i»n Ih#- f i n l , M*»»i monthly. * write BABY VALET. Daytona * U«fi New 3.6 horse power going at r in il*. fiioMi* #>f J f lh u J in , |9l% , HUBERT A. WILLIAMS, Kreltor Beach. Diapers supplied. u»cd prlcf. The heat “ Klrkor” ' I k h l» I h r 2 th *4*•) t i J - l M M I ) , Raymond Lundqalst. Ansorlale on the market. Write Box No. I F N O TI ( : K H ^-P E R SO N A l .' 1*1*. i rboB* 732 Atlantic Hank ItWg. Daird I hi* fall 4 kv of H***iit !»#'!*« 29 Care Herald. _____ _____ lilt* 6 ROOM house partly furnishcl. ATTENTION LADIRHI O , I* M * rn 4 o n . I'jp f li n itw il A R T IC L E S ' W A N T E D Must sell at once. Call 1009-J. Make a one-stop service fur all I'u iiri* H n n ltio lr r o i m i y , |f|i» r iila i d f f u l i C o u r t P * mI) High,.11 cash pries paid for uaed • your laundry and dry rlranlng fiTx ROOM HOUSE. Small gas nredi by using your favorite l i m n ; in * N m . i r 4 t i u n furniture. Ted Davis Furniture range.- A. Hilterbrand, Sipes Heir-Service Laundry. Co. 311 E let. Ph. 968. T i l IlK K Ift A Gent Geneva Avenues, THH-HHWY SELFY LAUNDRY ( IkO ptrr I74AT ,a*f HO* I'LL BUY your rar rpgardleaa 'of N O T i n : is l u i t c i t v iiiv k n 406 W, ir. BL________Sanford r R E A I- K S T A r E W A N T E D T hmi T . M. iu m > 4 - r >V. •* re or condition. Hoy Real, 006 itim iiA r j l i t i l d o o f Turn / ' H t i f f t t l * Royal Master tires ara hack again. 10 ACRES good farm land, muit 2m> 8 t A :. - : JS'D- 4 M , Iw u tit ih * ;«ii d i | of II. il. POPR CO. IN C l>e tiled. Write J. M, U e . 1624 Wa”Nt e d ~ c i . e a n c o t t o n •VugoM A. I>(< h«« fll* 4 i i m * Pearl Street, Jaektonville, Fla. a in v * » f |k r n r n l. h a i iiiHif** #p|iH * RAGS. Will pay HE Pound. SANFORD iw iulv Saloih f o r a t i u ^ lr r il fo h r imr * ph»n<- 1354 or Mary McVehert i h r f f o n . 8 a hi N r i i l l f f t t # r i a t i r t P t i The Hanford Herald_____ ^ 6 A K 1 ICLfcN FQ H S A L E telephone 1364. Permanent* alt » h r 5f4lh*% iftri|| r f p i r r l l .r d pfii|»rrJV WANTED AT ONCE. VC used methods, starting (6 and up. Ih I h r C fH ih tf o f f tr m ln r ilr , Ufa?# B W EEt Hamlin orangea (2.00 pianos. The Music Rax, J 10 W. i»f F l o r i d a , i it*w i t i bush. IL W. Lord, Phone 788(.Ol 1# l l l w k 1 C » tn ir f m F i l l U l p t Phone 063. * , * ORLANDO Morning 8entlneL Or­ KrtAli 1 i*BKS 111 ta mid Evening Star. Call Ralph WT h * M l f i l M f b t o f Ih * M l4 prop* 7 P et* . l.i v e il o r b . S u p p lie s Ray. 1166 4, n.OWERfl for all oecaaloaa FOR SALE Gelding 7 years old, "'TAMPA MORNING TRIBUNE MeNEILL * YOST FLORISTS Sipes Ate. Just oft Calefy m ono u-aivo or ifiH rei,pnono bsta unando be­ Of flee ph. 463 residence pit. 410-R tween rix and right evening*, ASTHMA—Free ‘ or can* he aeon any tim t at Vapor Treatment has helped CABBAGE planta, Marion lla rFarr'a Btaldea, . Peel Av*. thousands. Write Nyphron Agcy. ft ket. JL B, Mann, Lake Monroe, lllrhigan, Orlando. Box 406. Wheaton, III ■ri— r BEAUTIFY w a r hewe wltb LigH K IW A N T E D 1ft AUTOS FOR SALE ustmm hedge. Contact L. B. • Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla. for GIRLS WANTED. U n sy ’a Drug 1931 CHEVROLET pick-up, good Store. any ajte o( any quantity. , condition. Call 73. STORE FIXTURES, eommerclal Sanford Bowling Alley w anta'pia 1934 Dodge Sedan, reconditioned refrigerators, soda /ounUlns, hoy*. - tA engine, nrw Urea, radio, (325 tal'lea, hoolha, rhalra, apeelal Phono 1297-W. GOOD prartleal nurse for night built flxturea, frretera, etc. UUIU i taiiu «4rvA¥iP, duty. Phone 672-W. _____ Write or phona coll ret, R. W. Banldln Mfg. Co. Voluaia Coun­ EXPERIENCED white man for lubrication job. Apply S u p « ty Fair Ground*, Deland. Phone dard Sernce, 3rd A Park Av*. •. 1-30 0AI-. and 1-36 gallon table ANNOUNCING th* opening of top water heater*. Electric Berthe Modern Sewing Shop, plain vieg Company. 207 Magnolia and fancy aewing, altering— Av*. Phona IQL children'* clothe* and layettes a .specialty. Mra. W. F. Har­ BLEACHING paper A wire, In riett and Mrs. F. A, Wilson, good condition, for 6 arret. 401 Celary AvR. 2 Box 141, — ■>............ Sanford. DO YOU need extra me Xmaal Her* la the J Christmas Gil enL Just priced. Glaa* exqyifllte shift (from 6 P. M . to mUIqlgkt daily. There are Jotw for white a. antiques. Mtytne Hodgwomen opening, sorting and kin. South of Airport. xojtinjft mail order*, needed also. Colored wo ALL-LITE Aluminum casement Double hung alumland steel casement wfn- JL-. .W fa i* \ s l u t . , h *0 ' >■» i , If r- t ^ 1<U ifml l«». 0 " t i l l , i l am i ir.|ui«M i to i s , <* iii on* The SHraamral „f ihr •ahl |ir,i|,r la iir t, , | ....... .. o m i l '. u i . '" I u ly llailri U'r »->l'l m lllir tlr i»-At h »-1 i.r* * ).n i. (a-.* I i . y ,. a e a ttM t FOR RENT—Floor sunder. Easy •or«t wax In Uir innoi- or Aon ||fl M|«*r \\ | . , * *1n*x ■:t" 8„ operation. IteavinaUe rates, San­ Foster. ■....f la l t l a- I } til" I’nlrit ul.l i-H lfvale It-Slt l-» dlVtlf.. t ... ford Paint A Glass Go. Phona i. r- -i - --I !u I III* i s.ijstp u f r ® f iiiiu i|p i I ie d « ( m r ,l a ic o id in a **w . *•“ tour »iio»n mi|Mar»ni- on or •*3 0 3 . ______— ____________ ■ r! =xiii proneity u»e'iil.«'l llteidn yill be t o n . | l „ I m n t , » e . , o 4 d m " f t»«* • y jh l t o th e h t g l x H M d 4 * r a t tb DODGR • PLYMOUTH court b"Hh- .tool (III Ihr Set at Mon­ PARTS AND RKKVICR iii t h e ator-U t o f J a n u a r y 10# Pa la ri tn Are. Phona 1011 day v 4 b i,h i t th e U k day o f J a n u a r y . ISO. ' SIGN 8 I*i*»*it till* fnd dSy of n»r»mt»r. Show cards and postaia K it. O. I1 H u niloa. c u r b ttr c u ll O— DEK-H SIGN’BRUYHat Hymlnole t’-'Uhiy, Ftmliln O. D. Landreu. Phona 10S1 B U n.niM a lots In A ont of city. ELECTRIC Refrigerator. C a l l -I Priced to sell, Phone 1176-W. 408-It. Indian’s Radiator Shop for com­ ft S ic E SIX. room frame hungatow by plete radiator service. 106 8a*>like new, (26.00. Mrs. B. F. with gdod floor plan, house In ferd Ave. Phone .'1MMY Ilullard, W. 1st St. Near Uun good condition, has several ex­ rue Corner, tra lota. AUTO ItE PAl ill NOT Half* (iarROBERT A. WILLIAMS, Realtor age, .Sanfoid and Celery Ave­ G O L D E N G L O W P L A N T S . M ra . Rarmond LundquUt, Associate nues. G e o r g e M o f f e t t . Phone 732 Atlantic Bldg. Uldg. For Dependable HIGH WAY- PROPERTY." One CONCRETE aewar pipe, grease RKEPRIGERATION HKHVICB traps, septic tanks, blocks, and one quarter acres on high­ Call benches,,stepping stones. Mir­ way with small furnished house. GAN AS REFRIGERATION acle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. Plenty of spaces^p erect several cabins fof. . l THE O LD HOME TOW N *L e g a l N o tic e lllu e R ibbon . ■■ i By Wall Dinnoy �' ' * ■>-* *• THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. GE EIGHT French Train Wreck Beryllium Lungs Is New Disease 1 Members Consider s Described By Radiological Group Export Of Surplus Palestine Visit; S C O T T S T C R A P BO 'O K H lsH Y iM A S S oFTHECAfiTllS By HOWARD W. ASSOCIATED PRESS BLAKE8LEE SCIENCE EDITOR > l'riyllium lungs, a new occupational dis- t e n t hocA e ry s tiORIZOHfHALON/US U O M O N , D:c. 3 (/P)f.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 altohas come jolt,'wide use in new fluorescent lights, being used to mix with the phmphors that coat the insides of the bulbs. It is IS USED IK TKL MANUFACTURE. OF C A M P Y * one of tlse important m ctali f o r * atomic power plants. 4,050,000 Reds 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 J CjoWN, OR. SUTSKHtT, IS A PERMAMEHf DETAIL OF FASHlOH AMONfl -fkL -KAYAM— Y/OMEM oF SARAWAK, 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- Bo r n e o * ___ j/ CO ~ -DO COWS, CHlCKEH? p ig s a m p o TKer . F A R M A N I M A L S LIKE fH E R A N Y MORE AN P EO P LE DO ? ^Hntk. 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 U f •W,VIU»S fooro A T. M A IL <rtEf£ATHER$ 6FH ^ E C H IM N E Y S W IFT DO M o f B R E A K F R O M THE SHEATH* U N T IL T H E ¥p ih F£Aftf£KS* A R E P R A C T IC A L L Y FULL CROW N* I* . W«M .«»■ mo-tC —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 ,...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 iiis 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- ^r5o‘rlTJndh*urSSnui 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 , (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 ItiW Ito n Ithat k a l country c o n s il r t- * u in­ In In Irilril relntion 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*. 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 432 Votes 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 powerful srgument against euts In the 9890,000,000 ALTAMONTE SPRINGS Unofficial count at Altamonte Springs yesterday revealed that F o L J. E. Mstjhsws, former head A court lies ring was scheduled l lv h f le ii r .1 1rr»«H 41*1 f 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 W AS H IN G TO N , 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- LAK E SUCCESS Dec. 3 (/ P > - 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 « ; ™*V°" ’V**"** ^ tat tome sueh amendment la boning of the llnly l-and. ' Lie said he could star in PalesSpokeisners for the citrus In. ■ ,. . _ ,, satry expressed doubt a t u sneet- *,ne ?n’y ' du>st lime. He g with memtiers of Congress yes- planned to go these on a Irsp that tday that a provision Inserted »ri|| ufce him to Europe early in 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 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. 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 H A R K IS O N World- Fntnoiw Concert Pianist Friday- Dec. 5- 8-.00 P. M. WASHINGTON Dec. 8 W -cretary of Labor Schwellen- and full professor, 94AOO(’rooms Academy ,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 Give Something ws([e demands. * * Racking up President Truman’s 10-polnt anti-inflation program, FOR THE HOME including standby rationing and limited price control powers, Sehwellenbaeh said, measures to ib is Christmas! head off further cost of living Food Handlern MWntlawra riam 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 ...... * 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- . • ■• JOHN k. D E M F S E Y 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 ■Aflfr.Twr Names Commission 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 Arras Is about 120 miles nortli of Paris and abuul 30 miles south Gasper I, WEDNESDAY. DEC. 8. 1947 SINCERE TH AN KS J U s t ft r y w // 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 atitmaj/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, Cm e 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 TU B In Unity There la Strength— To Pretact lb* 1' m u al the World; To Promote U m Pragm a of America; To Produce Pro*parity for Sanford. \Y R A T H E R Partly cloudy irioaly rising tem­ perature tinuuyti Friday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII r; Established 1908 _ a * Debate On Foreign 1st Draft Of New Charter Is Released Cox Says Help For Europe Is Invest­ I ment In National • Security Of U. S. I W ASHINGTON Dec ,_ 4 “ UP) Asserting that Runia “ it wap-inn . everything but a shooting war againit ui." I!r|nnrntjlivr Cox (D -G a) 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 deTa te 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 T io Communitl in any event with the mult 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 Lawton Stresses Importance Of MIAMI, Dec. 4 (A*)- A tenta41y»_ "flrtt draft." ..flf ..a. pro. Hospital Aid poied new iiatr Comriitulron for “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/* l d f Qcm£L-Nazis- Convicted For. War Criminal Charges 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 tation of counties of mote lliHii routine* at additional entertain­ I00.1KH) population, boosting 111*ment for the hall. . nuinlier of repnaeutalives from 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 vyho rooe to legal Watson Attacks Gift RolEhenhurger, m it I-aotr, chief prosecutor (C.atlanra aa !***» Sftea) k Backs Control Plan Important Changes Proposed . Inr New Constitution ‘ For State Of Florida Javcees .To Open ’48 Drive With. Dance At Mayfair Inn 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 jnSum 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 tot 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, C otta Rica, JV ru, Hi Knlv •- dor, Pnoarfla, Paraguay, \Vne- leu la, Chib-, llom lura*. Cubs, It i- I TernIlnur* !*■■# Mil JIWItH PAtllOTS IN Trl Aviv sing and Wave their national banner nt tliey rldo tiimugh tho streets eulel)rating the United Nations approval of aa Independent Jewish stale In I’atriHne. In neighboring Arab tlalea, rioting Arab students attacked United States Installation* in spreading demonstrations against Die recommended partition plan. Seventeen J e ws and Aruba Ira ve been killed in the riots. (International Hadlopholu) Byrd Challenges Truman To Reduce Domestic Spending 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. livid rirtlairtl jtut JiS, N r n — V i n f c n t- r been pared from ihr budget for (be fiical year which Jvegan lat! July I "wilhout interfering loo pruch with _the ei.enliri .eVvice*." And if Mr. Truman qarinceir six ■ut wanting lo <»id ’ Europe. Byid -atsritrd, lie will lake the lead in ilaihing federal rx;icn(li- , t l(-aa,tlaii>B ■■ I'M , *e,M l President Enjoy« Florida Fried Mush KEY WEST.. Dee. t Oil—I’reeiilrnt Truman carried out today hi* promise lo relax on hi* third Florid* vacation. Th* biggest new* coming out of hla headuuarter* at the com­ mandant's wa*: He at* hacon .and fried mu*h for hreakfait after a l»ng night’* sleep* He “feel's fine." I’residential Pres* Secretary Charles G. Ross rame to the pres* mom in th# nearby haehelor of­ fices’ quarter* at 10 A. M.. "Th# President," he *aid, "had hacon ond fried mn*h for break­ fast about 8 A. M.. after getting up an hour earlier." "Florida f»led m u th l" Inquired one of the Florida reporter*. "Florid* fried mush," Ross en n firmed. Th* President took a two.hour nau shortly after flying here vnterday from Washington for a vaeatten on the auhmarfne base and a speech Saturday afternoon. At the dedication of the Ever­ glade* National Park. Key Club Is Working On Float To Carry Santa Claus In Parade - 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 ‘ . 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 * . -- • - . 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." • • • 100 per cent of th* officers, {r* M11|lMF<1 «■ f 8 |* T lrffJ BI per rent of th* training cadre (instructor* who a r e , non-com­ missioned officers and tech­ Sedan Stolen Here nicians) and 72 per cent of the trainees approved th* program. Ih Found In Jax DO fpr cent ofthe officers would volunteer for duty In a national *A 104(1 Chrysler **dan, reportUMT program; two out of three r<) belonging to id istolen here and |H of the cadre would volunteer. Kirtulrv. was recently found 91 per cent of the trainees be W._W. on*.the outaklrts of Jacksonville tC s ills u S aa fas* Bataa) hy the Highway patrol, it was reported today to police here. Nation's Railroads Hvnrilta R. Delmiey, negre**, drew a fine of $300 and costs or Want Rato Increase 300 day* in city jail from Judge Bhxron recently, after being WASHINGTON, Dec. 4 - 6 P > - rhargAd w ith'petit larceny in four The nation's railroads want an­ ilownstore*. Goods stolsn Included other Increase In freight rate*. 14 bottles of wine from the Table They asked th* Interstate Com­ Supply* Co., dress** from the merce Commission yesterday for Hollywood Shop and Towelli and a three percent rata boost—which soma Items from MrCorry’s. The bring* to 30 percent th* total ask­ negresa la atlll In Jail. 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 1he 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. 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 Th r 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) N O . 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 tnop tmoxr tho 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 Steven* said ho often Visited the armed forces’ proposal for a universal military training prog- tho shop fn downtown Jackson­ ville, that the numlterk gatmgram. * The poll was taken a t the end thnt payoff*, were marie on tho of the first six months of train­ wa* o|>erate«l from there ami ing. Here is whgt the Army say* closing figure* of various m ar­ kets such as stocks end bond* it showed: ’ . ___ „ Associated Press leased Wire SANFORD. FLORIDA THURSDAY, DEC. 1, 1947 * raaant the lucky winner* at E anta’a ’ party on tbo Tourist Center Ground* after th* pa- 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 Amount To Only 6 Percent Of Income H e p o r f ='4 It, V s s lillU l.il PRESS I hr deulii toll nuiunlrd .loday m i’jlrsimr't trnl ttnir at an Arab tiiikr prulcxting partition went tbiougb it* tbiitl and last -dap,__ New iliauldfjt limlte ui|( 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 in tin- Jaffa u i lor A Jewish Ititfk duvet aired of knife WoUtt* tllil.viunl in Vr.leiday’* Jeiuv.de,..’ figbting. and rite ilavltrd body of 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 stmif "iit it were fillletl mid eight I , ,»tiIte-r.t lit, I S * ,' Vl*rl i State Fund School — ;— 77:------------- a , ; . . . ed In Rif'iern Asl ^HflS.v KISS Wi th Cannes Mob Riots jWednesday’s Meet ||o|JA’Vl'OOD. Fla., Dec. » (/V( Wl|||l(, ^ ThoiJ). a.mlar# RDM I, Iter. I 61’)—Nrw J T ( „. j.| , Stl,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)ui 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 MKlInuril tin I’M , TSi*il 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. Rain, Sleet A ml Snow ernment, armed with a new atjri Weal Sole Primary, Sanford Jun­ Hi,;ii nml Oviedo School, Wets Farts O f U.S. tb.v,In anil strike l.ivv. marie toqie iorThe 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 Murr rain, alert and allow 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. A mob seized llie pml office Park. Snn Orlo. South Divirion Tlir Weather Bureau rrportril Street Cafe in Oviedo. Zanzibar, Another throng wax ' Hill’s Diner in Mutilnnd. Gold*a storm of frrrsing rain nmi .slrrl m $Cannes. 1 s i f i l l t t l t r s l U N l ‘ « g * r •M’ l f N ) 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 tl ..nllHHnl B* I'aar * „ 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 III- 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. *. i 1 m 1 # b V Jr'** 1 :p W m : ■■ - . > V- -Cv * *. •' •’ - . ■ - >• rt" — . i, - f * f' . . . . --------------- f ' - ' :J y " t • *i ’ j C � 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 03, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 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 03, 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/318d1e694067c4acc690836f0977cf40.pdf e1c04bdb07c3e519aee8e1d7d60d18e1 PDF Text Text anfi»rri ITerxM A fairly eloae race la antlclpatril in the city election ~t«i ho \held on Tucaday. The contestants ‘ for mayor rare are Joseph rein­ hart and Frank W. Talbott. Mr. LHnharl has Ih-cd a vealdent of Oviedo for a lung time. He was formerly III the relrry growing business, lie la now tn the florist liuxlm-,*. lie la an former mayor of Oyfedo. Mr. Tnlliott, a former resilient of Sanford, moved to California; ,but haa.lieen back, in Oviedo’ for nuitr a numlier of years note, lie Is connected with Nelson and Company in huainras. He is now acting mayor, doc tn the recent resignation of !)r. J.’ W. Martin. He Is also a former memlirr of the city council. . •Those entering the rare for the l-oynl Friabie, editor of the Folk five rooncil aeala are: Theodore County Democrat. Rartow, wa* Aulln, Sr., R. W. Kstea. M. Ij -o elected president of the Florida Cary. Milton l„ Core, n. A. M M.l. Jiuir\ Junes, Frrsa Association at the annual u w j. oiiiiun I* tiuir, lien II. Jones, Charles T. Niblack'. meeting held in 8 t. Petersburg J. Merritt Staley, and James W. recently: Other officers elected were laiiiie Wadsworth, Suwannee Wilson. Theodore Aulln, Hr., Judge of Di-mo.rat. Live Oak, 1st vice­ the city court for years and also president; I* nil I Itnrilln, Kvrra resident of Oviedo for - many glades News, .Canal Point. 2nd many years, is well.known in thla vice-president, and Russell Kay, section. He la a former celery Florida Newspaper News, Tampa, grower. Years ago hr owned and serratkry.taeaiurer.' operated a meat market in the Charlie West Store. Airport Is Dedicated R, W. Estes has been in Oviedo for a rnimi.fi years. He ts aho A t Charleston, W . Vn a celery grower and nwns and operates a pre-cooling plant, lie CHARLESTON, W. Va„ Dec. la a member of the present city I—tVPi—Special ceremonies mark­ council: a'so a trustee of the ed the inauguration o f - major Oviedo har.k. commercial airline service at M. Lei; Cary, who has hern a Charleston’* new $7,000,000 Kanresident of Oviedo for quite a nwjin Airport today. . • •numl>er-of years, 1s. also a large •*. Daily .fli’r/lLa ' Mthednled - try celery grower. lie lx also a Mini, Melern, Cninlal. and American her of the pirsent city murml, airlines, put tin* mountain state being appointed to same when capit al ...Lack on Die commercial Mr. Talbott was made actiirg inky- air maps after • an ahsenre of or due to the resignation, of Dr. more than five years. Martin. Mr. Cary la a brotherin-law of C. It. Clonti; Hr Milton L. Gore, the son of the and aiirt-tiug at the Masonic Hall former L II. (iore, la als*o a cel- Thursday- night givrn - try Hemi* ary growerand'l, at present con­ noli* Chapter No. 2, Order of nected with It. W. Estes In the Eastern Ktnri were M/s. J. II, celery business, lie was fmmcrly Ions s, Jr., hMtistani worthy paconnected with the .Standard Ser­ nm Frank \V. TalUtl and Mrs vlet* Station liefon- he entered the Frank W. TnlUll. . .armed service, ILs mother, Mrs, Tin- state hits acre pits! the new "^ X fex l .e in b a it, s till re sid e s in lie r -------lav sly home here. He is n brother ^■• af Mrs. -Vminir Harris, Gana.t^xx,and Frankie Gore. . ' A. M. Jones, the grandson of " “ 'K n . T , I. 1'imlr and nephew of Mrs. Willie Klone, is nlsu.u large celery grower, lie has lieru n - • resident of (Ivlislo for n good , many years. • lien II. Jones, pruprietui of the Christmas Buying Strawberries ll» M ARIAN It. JO N E S • - TH E W EATH ER In Unity Thtre la Strength— _ Oviedo flperlal to The MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA FACE SIX liidgc over Krnnlnrhstrhee, which s finished all but the cleaning ip , Tcpnrtx- Dan- OiTi<HnTmr~Is»B« of the Job: Mr. Chisholm has been railed to Lake \Valt-s l»forv going to Fort Myers-on his next bridge Job. Mr. Hlidhnm ha* been left in • tiurge here until the work, is completed this (r*m Christmas indicate. (('•••Beau tree. In n n*»l aluwed the harvest ami rencwetl the menace of high watera which plagued produeera earlier in the "Over 110,000 hampers of bean* have been aold on tha Sanford Slat* Karmera’ Market In thp laat three weeks, bringing ap­ proximately f.m.OOO." Market Manager H. J. Lehman reported to William I„ Wilson, Jarksmtville, Director of Stale Markets. “ Over 3.600 crates of celery were aold at an average of $4.06,” thr >4iifurd market official-conTtnoed ••Neat week we expect to have Iwana, cabbage, celery, cucumlicrs, eacarole, romaine, tireberg and Boston lettuce, Kngliih peas, tomatoes,. squash, peppers, radish,-* and other produce on the Sanford Market.” Manager Frank K. Conner of the Wauehula SUte Farmer*’ Market reported handling 10,148 bushels on Ma auction during the week, at an average of $3.86. Lighter offerlnga of other pro­ duce were also moved, pepper averaging $2.72, eggplant $4.94, and beana, |2.92. During the last week the volume of cucumliery has decreased rapidly, pep­ per and eggplant Increasing. IMant' City State Farmers* Market, which reported ita initial strawberry aalc Nuvetnber 17. Wendy Rarrir. motion picture and stage actress, p urchaaing first nickels to the Hospital Association when four plnta brought $150 Rail from Randall Chase. Ia*f| to right are Lind. W cbtr. managing director uf the Mayfair Jnn;.Mls* for tha* Infantile* paralysis fund,' Ilarrfe: Mr. Chase, and Kolwrt Dennis, chairman o f the ticket committee fdr the Jaycees, co-sponsors moved into light commercial ship­ <rf the affair with Thr Mayfair Inn. Date of the dance is Dec. 0. ments during the last week, prices ranging from ft** cents RAILROAD HUPPORT Holy Land Violence down to an average of 36 ernts OMAHA. Dec. 1 per pint for tjie closing day of Ident A. F. Whitney of the the report period. “ Htrawlierry Tirolhefhood nf Railroad Trainclips . arc . generally well flllr-l "men said today that If President jtTid nicely faced,” Market -4lana- ’siart4,'T$fi6' WTc the’ United Slates Truman is renominated in 194S grr R. K. Johnson reported. *'U*i- supported the move to create a “ I will give him my support.” rlrs are medium to large in Jewish slate in part of the Holy alsr, ripe and generally firm, Palestine beginning tomorrow and ‘Land. • clean and bright.” tightened the boycoH oT Jews The American legation in Da­ Kixteen Araba were wounded Manager M. K. Williams, of slightly at Acre prison when Fort Pierce .Stale Farmers* Mar-' mascus was stoned, its flag tipfied guards opened fire on prisoner* krt reported handling 13,06*1 down, it* ihullers torn off and attacking Jewish-tnmatrs,-------bushels of produce during the tome of il*-windows broken. • last weekly report period. To­ Hagana, i)|e Jewish under­ Shouts of "Down with the Unit matoes roinpriaed Ihr hulk if ground army, wa* said to have this movement. Tomato volume ed Slates," "Down with the 60,000 to 70,000 tioopa ready for. early In the week ran around American university" and "give tattle. It called for mobilisation 3.000 field crates per day, prices us arms" rang through list* streets of Jews, women at well aa men, ranging from $2.80 to $9.20. Cu- of ancient Cairo. Students aim lietweenMhe ages of 17 and 36. COTnliers ran to about 2,000 bush­ The Jews celebrated through­ cried out against Jews. els, selling at from $2.40 to out Palestine with parades, street The threat of holy war spemed $3.60 par bushel. Volume. of..todancing and display o f national maloes and eucumliers la expect­ Implicit In utterance*. of AIhIi-I homier*. ed to increase iludng the comljjt week. J. A. Dulany, Manager of the I'ahokee .State Farmers' Market, reported heavy rainfall, the last half o f the week, with the pov_ slbllity of **vrry serious” dilnaxc to crops planted. • ” l'rospects are good for a heavy movement of beans, curumlwra and squash, from now on out,” Manager J. I~ Warren nf the Pompano Htate Farmers*' Market stated late In the week. Pompano moved 'five cars if Pnslmaxter J. II. Jones, ailOviedo Nundrv Store, ha* lived In noti tier* Unit comnirurliig Jao, Oviedo all of hia life, lie is the 2, 1918, Postnl Havings .will lei son of the former John Rail* ai-romniodntlim In -the Jenrs, former rehr; grower and Poatmaster, and Mi. und Mr*. . Andrew Aulln Jones,. who atlll reside* in her lave n* their iruekts their daugh­ home hen* and help* Hen In the ter, Mrs. Richard Hunch, and drug store. Ills brothel, J. H. granddaughter, Mary Kathryn, of Jones, Is the present I’oatinastrr; Orlando. duct* Thursday night, hut noth while another biother, J. Mal­ Among those who huve le i'i colm Jones, is connected with the rc|HHtrd xlrk are the little sonr. Ing Friday, the market manager Orlando Transit Company In Or- of Mr. and Mr*. T. (.. Lingo, reporting heavy rainfall through­ Jr.; namely, Marshall ami Thai). out jhe area. Mr*. It. W. Fair*, local l*TA . High winds and rain.‘ caused twined. . president, Mr*, (ten Ward, Mr*. some damage to growing crops Charles T. Nihlark, who I* well Alex la'inhart, Mr*. J. I*. Cut, In the territory served by the known In the stale os a large Mrs. laiwshn Hardy, and Mr*. Fort Myers state Farmers’ Mar­ celery and citrus deafer, also came John Duds were among thov* ket, Manager W, F. Nahrllng to Oviedo a good many yrars ago. ’ stated in hla weekend report. The He la the former proprietor oft attending the l*TA meeting In movement of fpeumhera from th«* Oviedo Drug Store. He mar- * Fort Mycra is expected to Jteach rled Lurille Nihlark, daughter of < More than one million tons of Its peak this cpming weak. Pep­ J. Enoch Partin and la a brotherchlorine are lined In the United per Is now lieing shipped and in-law of James A. Partin. will lie In fair sbpply hy mid* States annually. J. Merritt Staley h a sb ejn _5. _ rwMcur nf r r v tiw rrrf'aToiir (7n years, lie Is the son uf J. II. Staley and wax formerly runneck'd with him li^thc filling sta­ tion business here until both went (live Something Into the celery busincts. He Is a nephew hy marriage of C. It. Clonta, Sr. FOR T H E HOM E James W. Wilson, son of Mrs.) W. W. Wllsun. Is also a long time resident uf this aection. Mr. Wil­ Thiit ChrintmaHl son Is also known as a large rclcry grower. Ho la a member of the present city council and has been on the council for a long time. . Mrs. Don Cartaway wal ho«t»** Thursday afternoon when sho Entertained the Garden Club. Tne, guest speaker 4 aa It. 11. Kill., uf Orlando, a noted authority on roae*. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Augusta U. Cov­ ington, president. Those tnjoying th* delightful talk on rose* given hy Mr. Ellis were Mesdamra J. IL I-ec, Sr., ljoyd Clonta, Jr., Ijiy Clonti, Jr., Max Leinhart, • II. G. Smith, C h a r l e s T. Niblack, Oreon Burnett, A u g u s t a D. Car. ingtun, Frank Tatbott, W. IL Meek, G. 8 . Moon, T. L. Lingo, 8 r., Georg* C. Meant, It. F. King, Merritt .Staley, M. L. Gary and Mr*. Don Carrsway. After a delightful ‘ visit fot •cveral i|ay* in St. Petersburg. Rev. Lionel W. Nelson, Mrs. Nelson, and daughter Dal* have returned home. The sophomore clasa of lh-.» Oviedo High School will be rep­ resented fly Frankie Gore and Mildred Lucs* on the, tjulx pro­ gram to h# presented Monday w a s h ...r i n s e , , , d a m p -< try c h th a s a u ta m a ik a tty t at .8:00 o'clock over station WTRR. * ‘ Among those from Oviedo at­ S e e h o w i t c o n v tr ts Id a d is h w a sh tt in t 'h m in u te s f tending the covered dish topper Justfiryou/ AUTOMAGIC WASHER C om e in to d a y . • I lfflia M The Kaiser and the Frazer, have been'tried oqt In hundredt o f n illliim i nf. milua-of - motor! ngi-by-more than 115,000 owners. Tlie verdict of these critical buyers Is overwhelmingly fuvorqble. ’I heir experience adds up to such m uhuslostic endorsement that more'*thun half the sales we make result from owner recommendations! shortage of spending monay this WHISKER - WINE Ike Dari IMs ef AM—"l have driven my Frame 8JM7 mUea. On a reomt. 2,700-mile trip through Canada I averaged M.0 mflae to the gallon. 1 have owned and opanM many different mekaa of cars over a perk>d of a great many yenr* end never until I bought my From* bare I owned a car lhat wa* *0 sconomicel and I can truthfully say that Ude car glvaa UM bee* ride of any automobile 1 have ever owned."—fVee» a Oniufon, A. /_ faerier« "After averaging 420 aaOea OLUME XXXVIII Cabinet Head Says More Pay Roosts Coming NICKS PACKAGE STORE 4 1 0 S a n fo rd A v tn u e port, rather than hy simulation." J. 0 . McClintock of the Chicago Mobs Roam Streets O f Jerusalem BurnVictim O f Mission Fire Removed By Firemen in/; Buiidipgs And Attacking Natives Rotary Explained j U. S. Makes Nev By Orlando Group Atomic Weapon History And. Ideals Plutonium And Uraniujn Are Both Used O f Club Are Told For Atomic Power T o Newer Members Ing of Dec. 16, were mad# at the ecf by Milton S. Vergowe and in- ium and plutonium. meeting of Campbell-la>**lng Post eluding James B. Keith, J. C. Brox“ Both of these ptoducli ate 63 last evening, and •John Sauls aicr. Rabbi Mortit Skop and M. u»ed for atomic weapon, in curwas tnstructed to ' pmeura a H. Lane who explained the four:rent production and under design speaker fur the. occasion, accord­ ohjeriy of Rotxry. fommiuion labbratone*. Uling to Joel Field, adjunnt Tracing the hittory of Rotary. mnlhal tatd. , 'f All Lcgluiinalres here ate re­ fnlcrnalional from it. organization I “ K ‘ no* «*PI*'o whether quested to attend the patty and weapon, are bomb.. Xu bring toys for distribution to hy Paul Harm in Chicago in 1905.' Vider privileged rtgldrtn at the Mr. Vcrgowc .aid the .ccond d u b V « h “ drT P*d 0” Elks Chrismast Treei Party, a waa-fonaciL-in-San-Erinfiirti irj**11™ *nd N » l t » ^ ° r reprerejU piugimir m trmui id w fn V ic or T ^ following s vi.it by . m c m T i » « m.ld.ry a c a U o n n. gani^atiom will participate. Ad, of the origingl..Chicago club. • omtf, de,*'U Jutant Field reported concerning ' the service officer* school which By lOT(Iv,h c c were 16 cjub. in tU“ ed> « was belli Nov, 20 and 80 in Ocala. the United State, a i t d l h j I AmJrk.n ’socielj of Mechanical Increase tn attendance at tha cr., U cn lb .l ..id the Saturday night square dances at mg year the tr.t convcntmn w .. °w "capon, arc being ...cm blcd at* the Hut <was reported by Fat LCd there arc 6300 club, with 320.0001(he , j>oU|ed ^ A,tm oi. N. M . tl'aatlmtrrt oo r a g , Tbr member, throughout the world. Uborato(irs whete the fir»t bomb aqd Mr. Vergowe quolcd Inter- „ „ producctJ. C igarette la Seen national iV.idcnt ken butm uy Yesterday the Atomic Energy A h CatiHc O f Fire , of Jacksonville a. predicting 10.- Commi.ion disclosed a new provCosting Six Lives 000 dub.-with half a million mem- Ing ground* for atomic w*»PIwr. in 10 years. PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2 t/P> Declaring that "you don’t Juxt Ortcetlve 8 gt. John J. McEn­ Jump into Rotary.” Mr. Vergowe roe aald today that Stanley Dru- outlined'the care with which pew 1st, 67-year-nld shop fortmnn, members are selected and pointed has been charged with man­ out that only one outstanding slaughter hy fire tn connection member of jrach business or pro­ with a Max* that swept through fession may belong to the club W dormitory for home!*** nrer except under unusual clreurphere, bringing death to aix and stances, lie aald that Rot u n tia w s * r«a» r.i«*i i Injury to 17 others. TO TELL ALL The fire early yexterday whip­ WASHINGTON. Dee. 2 W V ped through the intvrlcr of Ihi Blerlot H. Lamarre, aelf-stylcl fpur-atory hullding nf the. Vol­ “ duramy" president of a war unteer! of Amerira, Inc., In north contract flfm, wrrnt before a Philadelphia, at 60 homeless men federal gT*nd Jury today prom­ —some of th£m empt°ycd . ax ising to “ tell all” about his -Street corner Santa Claus-* 1 dealings with MaJ. General Ben­ alent In dormitories on the aee­ nett E. Meyera’ .. xt ond and third floor*. Before entering th* Jury room jxMcEnroe said -Druist wns Lamarre told, reporters he plan* Margcd after Ke ligned a state‘ Uiatlh court salt to gMovar tlOJtm never I he claim* the retired general JERUSALEM. Dec. 2 (/Pj— Arab and Jewish mobs roamed lliinuKh Jerusalem’s streets in at­ tack .and counterattack today, wirrking shops, smashing win­ dows, shooting and hurling stonev in violence* set off hy the Palestide partition decision. • The National t^ibor Relations Board, for the first time under the T aM la rtle y A d , hat aaked the courts to prevent a union from forcing an employer tn pay. for lervicet not |ietformed. “"An official ol the boatd said today the unique action it directed agaihst local 294 nf Teamsters Union, which operates in upstate New York and vicinity. He told teporters the federal district court for the northern district of New York, sitting in New York City, has issued a showcause* order against Uip union. .The union w*i ordered to show cause Dec. 9 why___iniunclioni should not be issued to halt four different unfair tabor, practices Btlai bus aiiiinunrrd her in­ which employers have alleged. tention to Withdraw ber army, by N LRB Regional Director Charles T. Douds, at New York City. . . A Rotary information program ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Dec. for the !|>ectal benefit of about 30 2 ’(/P)—David E. Lilienlhal. cheirrely new tnemlwr* of tbe nun of thr Atomic Energy ComSanford chtub* wai presented it the minion, tbcloifd today the Unit­ ^TMsns for a big Chrlatmaa party ed State now w producing new at the Legion Hut on ihe even, atomic wcapont from both uran union to exact fee* for service* JAP DENI TOKYO Dec. 2 Oshima,,’ former * tache and amhasaat ’alestine Violence Rages A s Jews And Arabs Clash Russian Action Foresee the new- Jewish state against the Arabs. The move would put Russian troops on the Mediterranean, with­ in flying lumutrs of the Su'/ Canal, and within easy. ilnkint* distant e of Amcnran oil conces­ sions in Saudi Arabia. The |Missibihty that Russia will offer to intervene it being ficcly discussed in Washington today. A highljf-placcd ollKcr,--w||i! could not Im* quoted, ’said. “ Il can be rt|iectcd within 90 days, if real fighting breaks out in Palestine', il will be very emberrawing for Irntb the British and oursrltn ” Thcic it no join! United Nalions military force yet organ Christmas P arty' By Legion P ost . Aiwocintrd Press leased Wire TUESDAY, DEC. 2. 1917 • . U. S. Arm y Observers MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2. <AVExpect Red Army t^aders of Local 2^6 AllisChalmers Workers Council who ToTakc Part If Holy were ordered removed- from • office yesterday hy the CIO* W ar Is Declared United Auto Workersexecutive board refused today to recogWASHINGTON. Dec. 2 t /P ) nlie the action and retained - Ameriisn military observers point­ possession of records behind licked doom - at• union head* ed lexisv to tha danger that -a “ holy war” in Palestine may biing quarter*. Dr. Frank (Julllman. (seated') director of the Seminole County Health Unit, la ahowfi pointing out plans for presentation of certificate* to food handlers,and-reslsuranl owners, who-attend the food handler's school being conducted at the Tourist Center by I>r. Russell Jackson of the Slate Hoard of Health. Lefl te right stand lag..are Robert Ick. ■ 1 v•/ ’ • i Karn*. Edward Klrcher and A. R. Lormsnn. members of the Jayree "The higli prices of grain have Health Commitles which la rn-operation with the Health Unit is caused by unprecedented sponsoring the Instrr.riion in the Interest of food aanltatlnn and government purchases for ex­ public health watchman. 'v> Board Acts T o Block Union FrdmForcing Boss T o Pay For Services Not Given lite Labor secretary teilified before the Houic Ranking Com­ mittee phile atto|ber crmgicvtional group, tlie Senate I loose Ecnnomir CommilUc, was Itcaripti contentions (mm grain exchange men-that ahe-'AdmimMrattoii has ' 'ustly singled them out for McClintock objected to the Ad­ ministrations request; for WWi'r to increase the amount of mar rln, or cash down payment, re­ plied In trading ‘for future ds literic* of grain. The Adminis(ration contends that low*mar­ gins have, encouraged specula ICwlltiltS aa !*•»» •»»*>» SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanitary Food Handling Planned W ASHING! ON. Dec. 2 (A'i Secretary ol Labor Sc b\»elicitItc h said today another postwar round of wage hooitz i* in pro,pect unleti Cong eta acta to cut the co»t of 1-nnR. Schwcllcnhach w-~nl to the C*|>itol |o back Purulent T iu n u n ’i broad economic control* pro­ gram aa increasing complaint! came from aomc Republican leg* iilalort that its: AdminiilrJlion not presenting sufficiently spe­ cific legislative piopmals in (bat the fire broke out. The detec­ tive said his investigation Indi­ cated the Mate started In a ahop operated by •the relief agency on that floor and then snread throughout the upper three floor*. McEnroe quoted Dnilat ax xaying In. hi* xtatemertt that he WwvJ.I N«Ue.*lm*s Established 1908 * Owner* of Kaleer and Frazer cars write letter* to Willow ■Ran bjrttig'thouiandB, praising the performance, ease of control, roomlneia, economy and,.above all, the ride that theec great poetwar automobile* give them. The following excerpt* from unaollcited letter* tell the whole story of why Kaiser and Frazer owners like these fine cars. trip sod 1 like the lubrication layout you can gel al the engine. All pert need repair are more arveeslhfo than ear. Ttwae word, era not only mtoa service station sttandinU in many | f rvm a /W m . 1U^ Factory S u ^rtim , AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER Secretary . O f Labor Backs Truman Plan In Spite O f More Republican Gripes These Voluntary Statements Are Typical of Thousands AM.Armmd I p u r c h a s e d the Ora. Fraasr car aald la our- town. 11 It the beet autonobOe I have ever owned or driven—end the. tekee In a goodly number."—From a llamUtutt, Homf., / ‘arawr. * .• MWWass Driving—“ I have never experienced euch performsDoe and effortlria driving aa I have since 1 became Ibe owner of n Ks bar—wonderful to handle tn IrmBe.*’—FVoa* a goo Afomw, CW., Stott F a lts q d rl\lni (rmperxlure through Wednesday To Protect the Peace or th« World: To ProBoto Um Progress of America; To Prodoro Prosperity for Sanford. Irmtm i**JTf l l l f l j iiam - Patterson to havr been In -your-wif* the building. ince sale, 1 The blaze « u flrat discovered i In nunt-iby Palteraon j at 13:40 A. »L lar. value. I (EST) and he ran through th o itora, iron- first and aeeond floora shouting high-ijual- |the alarm. "reconver- , Th * flamer—fanned by a hlgn frre.l ami wind—spread rapidly through I the ti.ur-auny brick building farled and which la occupied entirely by the e depart*’ Volunteers of Amrrica. y enough q he organization, with headthe mer- ( ,)U>rtei, j„ (he damaged build■ gl“omv lnjj (jgford and Marshall °f ■ r*' I Streets, uacd ’ the first floor for when hu>- 1B «H<>p in which newTtnd repaired . J THEY WRITE.FROM EVERYWHERE' PRAISING PERFORMANCE, RIPE AND SERVICE S e t h o w f i f t h f t c o s t s t o h o o t TWO W a sh ers k ONE/ . |, Om ) j 6 Dead, 10 M issing not performed. • ,4 2< Asked fer Injunction to pre­ vent the union from carrying on H'**iIh N om rmm» T .i« t h>e cstlmsird now at IB.OOO mm, from Palestine licfore next Au­ gust The actual removal of III ti­ lth troops probably will twgin before that time, so that it ran ha completed hy the announced France maintains a sizoalde forte, including some regiment* of'th e Foreign tagion. In North Africa, but they are needed for the protection of Algeria and Tunisia Fighting In Palestine migMLvct the whole Middle East The United State* . has ’ tm Soma hope is t«eing expressed ire that the Jews will I*.' K'aallaaea •“* l*»a» State Chamber f o o d Handlers Are Asks Congress To T old How T o Stop A void M eddling Disease Spread ST PETERSBURG Der "Keep* Murdre off the menu* by using alert, safe food handling methods," E, Russell Jackson of the Florida State Board of Health stressed thla morning at the Florida Foodhandlers which opened hare j Approximately 100 people who work In eating and drinking estab­ lishment* in Sanford and vicinity have already registered for the school which ends tomorrow after­ noon. . This enure* I* balng sponsored in Sanford by th« Jaycees In co­ operation with the Seminole County Health Unit, Stato Board of Health, Florida- Restaurant Association and State Hotel Com­ mission. It Is endorsed by the City of Sanford and tha County Med­ ical 8 ociety. Today foodhandlera wore told by Mr. Jackson how hands may be a mean* of transftrring germ* If they are not properly washed, __I# .Lax aXX- Iieail MlllltKIlt Thousands ol ’ Arabs, ventinj their anger at* the Untied Nations .triton, opened thr demonstrations. Jews, in trucks and afoot, .swillIg *tiu<k bark. It look police and ttonps almod two hours to tcMnie a semblance nf order. ' Re(Kjn*i- of- lhV'difY'ratii4l|ir.» all over the Holy l^nd, including ronfiimrd and unconfiimcd. to­ taled tInn* Jews dead and 22 Jews and six Arabs injured. Prop­ erly damage avat heavy. With most ol a ihrcc-day Arja h pmtrir*Mtikc felt to go. po­ HI* homrles* tran*irnU died In a (hrre-alarm* ” fU*l hirh j ripped through the four-atqry factory and dormitory I'hiladrlphla. I’a. Mission. Hundred* nf t'hrUlmas toys whirh thr turn were making **ere dolrojrd . One of thr virtim* I* •vhosn bring re­ moved from the building by firrmrn. In addition to the desd, a score, of others were taken to nearby hospitals. (International Soundplintot Board Votes T o Con ■Linuc___Paving___Q I burnt»cC'*~4 Commerce called on Congrei* to­ day to let this state handle ita own' social problem* ^without the • It. W. W.trr a. Judge ol Itrmhazard of forced .Intermingling innlr County today filed suit rtf race*." The group unanimously adop­ again:! Seminole. County and the ter! this stand on racial matters County Committion t n 'a .k tli.it part of its “ Declaration of Prin­ Judge M. B. Smith of the Ciiruit ciple.” on national affairs. The Chamber also favorer! ron- Court tlrictmine if Judge Ware tinuanc* * of the Taft-llartley i* entitled to a talaty.ar feci. Tlie Labor Law, adoption of the-com­ Bond tint morning tided to runmunity principle nf filing Joint hti'band.and wife income taxes linue repaving tbe Couqty .Club and relaxing mm. of the I** Road into Lake Mary. previsions- on “ venture capitalPrior to tbc irtving of tlie pa The report on national affairs, pen on tbr Committioncrt l>y submitted by John Allison, Tam­ '.Sheriff P. A. Mrtor Fted Wilson pa attorney, said: . S O I W n t P i n t S l t M t . B u f o r d F lo r id a It tOKR.STiVWN. >W. Dec. 2 • 11*> Fourteen person* were nrre*te«l ln*tjtighl on ehatgr* of violating nr eptupltmr to violstn the White Slave Traffic Art. the Federal Unreati »f Investigation nnnoimcrd aftT conducting raids in four «YnIds Fred llrvllfnr*! . Fill ngen» In che.rge of the llalllmore »offlcr, -niil «*'•• «fre*t» were inane in MaryTind. Viiginia. Indiana and Trial O f Satirn For Pennsylvmla in roanectlon with i'..n of '.WiiiiL'li, tn llag-M n r f l q r ■ n f J n l n i . L .x * ^ 11.in .nm rr*town for puip-'-c* of prostl- Ter Mcc IsRcsumcd \an.r |K>lirrm.in ilrxnlrctl liKt.iy ptddtc fight wlurh hr Mid look pl.tr c hrlttrrn jolin l^.tcr Mcc nf Chitagn antl,d.tntci I’.tliirlt fSalir.,) Schinitll, 22. who . •» tli.rigrtl with hoihit itlc in the rhoriting of Mrr alitMitl hit yat Id her- |r**t AprilI lie Inal, often intctiuptC'l •inir il .taitctl Sf|*t. I /. t*s, tc ttmirrl lorl rv aflrt .1 12 day tree.., 1‘olitc Lieut. R.tf.trl Ltmt' Rirgo t.titl lh.tt dining the light. which hr *aid or t mini at* the nraihy town of Cat., Illmra. Mcc tittle k the Toledo rlanrcr anil lilt lliirw thoct at lum then walker! liairfoolrd to the dock to t\kr a water taxi lor thr yacht, lie .aid. Lama, .aid Patricia wa, .lay­ ing at a hotel here at the time. • "Mre tlayrd lltctr two day. with her," he rontinurd, "and Ixtlli left without paying the bill. ‘ The witness said Mre lookr I Ihrrntlngly at person* trying to roller! bill* and also displayed an overhearing manner tn many person* Iwside* Patricia. lama's said Mee'a yacht arrived .1 Its a llM fS m tu'lonr Three of the om ris were made line, he Am i. one >t l.ogan*|>ort, Inil.; one at Muncie, Ind.; one at Dauphin, (•». and five at laynrh* burg. Va. 11nil f<>r<1 aid the lluteau had placed n detainer ngninat a four­ teenth iierson In nutivly on a . H .* lla * H x Cage Tfcieet Bed Haranfirucs Stall French Strike Vote PARIS, |W. 2 (,V>—N'rw Commtini*l linntnc'te* stnlird a nationnl nt*oinlily vote today or, a rigid anti-strike law a* C«mmunj*t-i*d strikrr* launched what appeared to I * n concerted count­ er-offensive strain,! government fnrrr* ncrilpving their plant*, depot* nod mine,. . A Communist sit-down filibust­ er In the n»,emhly whirir lasted 111 h«ur* (mat t«een broken early In the d*y. The **.,emhly we* irenAvenrel tn enact the law for defense nf the repuhtle asked hv Premier Rnlwrt Schuman to ffrht. the strike wave, now lnvnlvlng 2000.000 worker*. Rut the assembly resounded once again to Communist speeches, thla lime nllnrklng avembly Prosiilenl Edouard llerrlot for ejeellng a Communist deputy. r * s « Three! a fv g s s Senator Say* Rt tSt&i&sas a t e DoesN® I ever hoard of." rv was tried and convicted In 1927 _ 6 5 2 c ii-i.T * '"’’ C° " " " tr ___ l-HILADELPHIA, !>«. 2 Ft j'prr appealed th# cU « gev- remedy for pieicni conthrions eral times, thus staying execu- (mt. It lies m facing sud inn tion of ooeh death warrant.Tha poij^. |,„ j„ ow ,, preduclv lost appeal Wax about 1M2, Chapn« ' The i.danden agrenct tnlutsirly to leave Eorwetot, gorae-2,500 mrict gorthwesi of Hair lulu, for a new homp on unmhabited UjeUng. 160 mile* farther. But they*— ----------------------------J------------ m* It hre^ao happened.” the warAdd-rxiinr'Sc 200th *nn den sold,” "that no governor hmj cietr of Philadelphia last ri|lrt, signed m death warrant for hiVn mcatlon*. th* remedy lor w RED APPOINTED NEW YORK, Dee., 2-449— SPEEDY SALES & SERVICE 14 Arrested For Violating. W hite Slave T ra ffic A ct Judge Ware Filesj'Patricia Threw' Suit Over Salary Shoes At Her Boy Taylmr county but who had oh-I,iriir |,e had arked for Uinrd new lease* on Ufa by apr *a. Rlahtr peals whenever a -death warrant. f l l Itfuod. •■'■ ■1 Warden L. P. Chapman laid r i . n tJONOLULU, Dec. 2 (/P?- Ohnaiing •negoiistiom »o *4cret that even lb# commxadirg fenerxl’x closest friend* hadn't beard a wbriper. tbe 147 Marsrnllrs* on Eniwetok atoll It**# agreed-to-move -‘-,n make way for Atninca'g tchcdulcd new expetimenu in. atomr/: warfare. . » . their land* and "evsrry and care" in moving or at presided over the meeting Hahlng th#’ peopig; IT which goth** Harare enjoy- source predicts haorl Eniwetok. for that la and refreshtteiR* Natives, h* explain* iblkk—l l l _ l l j s n ett t(trough the city urging jewx tn "ili*|*ctsc and iriuin to your wotk." Hagan i members v*ete or- *1 attoinry trptcicnling. Judi;e Watc, irqurttrd that the Roartl rxprditr the matter a , much at poirihle. Dte lioartl inilturird 1 Attorney ’ L . F. Boyl! to do this. . The tuit involve, interpretation Man W h o Cheated by Judge .Smith a . to which of Chair Dien In Prison two Florida law. applie* to Judge Barking D og Given Wa re in regard to docket feet. Alarm Saving 22 | Tlie controvetiy dates from tlie ; time thit ttimmer when Judge MOBILE. Ala. Dec. 2 Uf)— 1 Ware a.kcd for a »alary increate Aroused by the frantic barking of $500 to $1,200 ia accordante of a two-year-old Colli*' dog, 22 , with the .law governing' counlie, 1 which reach a population of 22.­ 1 |f)00. Mr. Boyle reported at that 147 Marshall Islanders Will Be in»p..cr«l. Ing priMf will keep tha colorful ovaJ at Hallxndxla cloood for Its second day tomorrow while ef­ fort* are renairod target th* Flor­ ida 'winter racing season under been designated by the King#} county committee, of th* Com-1 munlst Party to succeed tha lat* I Peter V. Caccblone as on* of th* two Communist members of th* city council 'i - .' CITRUA BAN LAKELAND. Dec. 2. W V - In an effort to bolster the badly sagging fresh fruit market, the Federal Citrus Marketing' Agree­ ment committee* today recom­ mended that no orange* In ih* No. 2 grail* be shipped aa aueh for two week* beginning nest Monday. .' Th* recommendation met with atrenuoua opposition from Indian River representative*, who Insist­ ed it would force many shipper* along tbe East Coast to that down. * ' _ * �TUESDAY, DEC. 2, 194? THE 8ANF0HD HERALD; HANFORD, FLORIDA O viedo News Special In The Hanford Herald By MARIAN It. JONHS noils Candy, Mr». Ralph Kin*. , The program wan under the direction of Mr*. Frank Wheeler, Jr„ lender of the Junior (1. A,'* and Included the-member* o f tlm G. A. girl*, lira 'Arthur CarUedge, n.-leadtr of the Nettie Farnell circle, delivered the welcoming addrcM berouse of the Illness ,of Mr a." Theodore Aulirt, circle lead­ er, • m Thus#- invited to thia delightful tea included the above rnmmitfrr memtiers, Mr*. F, 8 . Hbeldon, Mrs, Clifford Pnrker. Mrs. Mathers, Sirs. Fred l'lersun, W, M, U. presi­ dent and ona of the mothers of one o f the girl# also; Mr#. Fat Brown and daughter, oaJn; Mrs. luifsnp Hardy and daughter, Martha Jean; Mrs. Kill# Beasley and dsnghter, Jeanette; -Mrs. Owen George and daughters, Doris and .Sarah; Mrs. Fred Pierson and daughter, Ahiie Carolyn Wik.-n amt grandmother. Mrs. 'Jackson; Mrs. Smithson and daughter, I’lessy Jean; and MrarGtenn and daughter, Peggy. A! no « Mrs. R L. Kemp, young people’s director; and the Rev. and Mrs. II. II. Link* ■ The Intenm-ilinte ft. A.*» met at the home of Mrs. Lay-son Hardy Monday ■ afternoon with Mi## Carulyn Hardy acting as hostess for the young group. Mra. Billy ■ Nina Dishman, Jbirothy Malcolm, Itcvnt tall ia atilt confined to her and.Jean Sheldon. Mr. and Mra. Charles (!. Shaffer imil lull ta improving areadily' Wiley Abell, lunncly witn liu and son. Hobby, spent Saturday Farrell Grocery, la now nrid .Sunday In Meltwmrne an the guests .o f Mr. wind Mra. Jack connected with tin* Luke Charm Dixnn. rruit Co. MIm Muriel l'.cppctmnn, of r nt mis of Mr. and Mra- Stcv>New York, ha# returned to Uuciiak will U* glad lo know mat Ovii-dn and if lie-aUid nt tin- iiomo .lira, Duchuk _t» now making bet or Mrs. T-cna 1. .Hunt-on I-ak# inline in Oriahdu. and la coniK-vtCharm. She is employed at Av id with her aiater, In business' lluiln and Son#.1 Mr#. Waller A. Tragtte, who underwent u major operation at lie daughter received a sevenSt. Vincefit'# Hospital, Jackson­ air#. Beasley's small daughter ville, Friday morning, i# pro­ took.hiiid of a short-circuited wire gressing fine. and couldn't turn it loo#*. Mrs. Prof Walter A. Teague,, who Beasley, going to aid her tmy accompanied Mr# Tcnirue to daughter, alsu received a oeyenJackionvflle, hna returned to Ids knock. Mr. Beasley waa summonborne. Walter, Jr, la also back m| Iront church and rushed them home with.Iris da--). lo the doctor, but tnjy Wsi# • Mr. and Mrs. T. It. Chlnt# left prououncc-d all light except for To. day api IIIO..H to p. r.i two IfiOCk. Week# with 'rs InOve# In Atlanta. iludtiy Beasley I# confined to En route they * pjrkcd up Mias the Florida Banliai iuiu. Martha Anne Moon at. Stetson Rev. J. N. Thompson, who iafUniversity. DeLanfl, who ae- lered a Inert attack mine tuna companion 'them to Atlanta; but ago, is able lo ta- out again, Miss Muon will roiuiii Sunday, E. M. Oliiff was the bonorec* Sunday evening when his itatighter-ln-low, Mr*. I^-im C, Oliiff, and Mr. Oliiff entdrislmd with a dinner parly .in honor of Ids birth* day at their hoitic. The table wn# lovely, overlaid The membora'.of the Junior 0, A'a and their mother# Wert* honor* ed with a ten by Ihe member# of the Nettle Farnell circle of the Oviedo Baptist Church, in the basement of the rhureh in Mon­ day, afternoon from 4 to fi o'dock. The basement rooms were beaut I fully deco fat r-d in grt-en nod while, the colors of Ihe G. A organiza­ tion. The tea table also carried out the aamc design in flowers and refreshments. ' The punch bowl was In the center of a small table, surround* ed by green fern. Mr#. Paul M. Cambell and Mrs. J. B- Jones, Jr. ______ over the punch bowl.; .presided Uher assisting in serving were Irt. IL I*. Bsgtiisle, Mi-s. Arthur art ledge, Sira. A. D. Metcalf, Ed Farnell Leinbait. Mrs. 'J itfr KavelI~ MH. Farnell Flowers. The various chairman for the occasion Included: Invitation*, Mrs. J. B. Jones, Jr., Chairman; Mrs. A. D.-Mftcalf, Mrs. C." M. Farnell; Cake, Mrs. R. I*. Rags­ dale; Decorations, Mra. Arthur CartlrHgc, clisirmnn; Mrs. I*. M. Campbell, Mrs.* H. 1- Ragsdale; . Sandwiches. Mrs. Ale* Leinhart.Chairman. Mra. Ed Farnell. and' Mr*. Jack Karel!; Punch, Mra. J. hut less to tjie following; Mi-, cluiicd. B, Tones, JEJ chairman,' MIL A . Billy Weft, M in er Betty Aotfn, thlimiS. Mb# EIixuIhtIIi Oliiff, of Orlando; Mr. and Mr*. E. ,H. OllifT, Robert Oliiff DuBose, and Mr, and Mrs. leun C. Oliiff. Mac JoncS. and daughter* Beverly.AnA of Orlando, was the lionoree Sunday when limit brotliers, ami. Uncle* Lon II. J<gi J. 11. Jones, M».i, Beg Jdhes, Mrs. J.. B. Junvs, Jr. nnd mot lief, Mrs. Rinly Jones, tntertntmd with an oyster roast and chirken dinner nt .Now Smyrna In their honor, the occaaiun being their ^iithdny. oyster' roast luehtded: ‘ Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Jones.and daughter, Beverly Ann. «f Or* Undo; Mr. and Mrs. II. C. Parker; Mr. and Mrs. Ren'Jones, Mrs. J. .U. Jones’ and son's Johnnie hud Jimmie, and Mra. Rudy Jones. delightful birthday Another •elebnsUon-,- was - given wii«u . Mra, PouI- Gmi ti-VUiintd with a Jam-boon mg hfr mother, Mis. |ee Wheeler nt their camp, also with a dinner evening. patty -^t 1iirar’ fl!jnytr^TniTTmtiKg"I»». eluded Mrs. Wheider's daughters, Mrs. Paul Campbell, and Mrs. IL I*. Kemp, Paul Cambell, lL -L . Kemp, ginnddaughter, June Kemp, who knew him, F'rleruls here will wish to sym­ pathize with t . F. Mitcbem snd lumily upon hchring of |the paisjug of JiU ulster at Daytu-m MilBtUy.. ,'l tie tiliiersl was In id /inV diy afieriiooii. Mr. and Mi*. Mud,cm and daughters, Mra, A. M. Jones amt Mr#. Marlon Estes nltcmli-d the sc-tvice*. * Postmaster J,- B. Jones has b oo under the weather -fur S e v e rn •tuys, although ho has been uii tho Job. Miw. -J.- N. Thompson wa# in f the program at-, th meeting i'uewiay after non11 lit the school auditorium. Mrs. - It. L. Ragsdale Is able to bo out again after savers! days’ , illness. 'ihe Uvu-da High School sophomare class wnn re presented In progtam over WTRll Monday’ night at Sftpfbrtl l y Frankie Got# nnd Mitdi<d tw ..—w e r e -o n * oppon n d -- Frankie's tut* uae u n on a Uated tiieae font will develop symptoms early. 2. Introduce single vitamin* and food* into the diet In' the firit fear of life, leaving a reasonable walling period to determine the effect. He aald In teata he made on Infanta— and then .followed up notalde In allergic children: "They 'often rub their notes, aniff a great deal or dear their throat*.” And—"A large proportion of children with overbite or' fill* mouths are allergic victims.” Feminine Vision of Edwin G. Fra -it of Mardently announc'd today hia candidacy for re-election as State Comp­ troller. Fraser was elected in liMd to complete tire term of the lain J.' M. Lea, but waa dlaifualified from serving by the Supreme Court t>*cBU#* he waa i, member of the Legislature whO-h bail raised the saltry of cshlnet officers Including the Comptroller. Loveliness What a perfectly wonderful Christman it will he for her when ahe brontblmdy opens your gift and finda a beautiful robe or ingenue pajama eet. How completely feminine ItS this printed rayon quilted robe in baby pastels . . how appealing and pretty a pair of lovely pajamas, a gown, a slip or pantlea. When you Doctor Says Allergy M ay Be Found Early Hr FRANK CAREY Assodatrd Press Hclrnce Reporter The tip-off on" a possible allergv vletini cun apnear miphtv eariv—even In thr form of hic­ cough# in an unborn babe, fjo said Dr. W. Ambrose McGee, ......... ...... V* . nediatrlelan in a Richmond, report to Ihe Southern Medical Association In which he also de* rlsrrd Dial child specialists have "the duty and- opportunity” to spot allergic trends in infancy and "la'gltj treatment early when a • ^sia.*!, In in tlm# (iwtit saves ,ut.’Oa nine.lliliw 1*-* *• , •flitch Dr McGee asserted that in' a small number of unborn infants. an "allergie-llke” hiccough which can lie detected by a doctor’s stethoscope. In 21 such cates In hit experience, he irtalrd, the evi­ dence wa# that the hiccough was due to some food to which the iuvlbsr_w*» alh rgte. all of the pre-natal hircuugheri; Three night nt pa*h weftk in developed some specific allergic the schiHil auditorium will be condition. Baying thnt approximately Jo clujwn. a -gurnl moving pictureipulation has hIiow, The American Legion l» percent of the sponsor of the -show. For thn asthma, hay fever, hlvta or eczema firit two shows that have been have "minor allergies," McGee ■ihowri, ■gave the following outline of pos­ attendance. sible ways for early detection: tlttnsuny morning hi to A. M I. Find out If the parent* have the Oviedo Methodist Church at IT. S. SoldierH To Be allergies. If b^th of them are ilvtcdo and lltd Baptist Chutvh allergic, chances nr* an InTold O f Bed Tactic* C A R N A T IO N 4»L H ' e m o mil hold n community tarried hodiiiCtiurch, Link, pastor, of tho Oviedo Baptist Chutrh, deliver- Fot every w o m a n ,b e a u ty of FRANKFUT. Dec. 8. MT official amu- cla*#*a this wehk thnt aim of the Communist Psrty Mr, and Mnff Ben IL Jonoi in life United Slates Is "to wire nuuriiltad retentiy ul Ihi-lr loVu- control of the rxistlng govern* ly home With a waffle supper jnent by penetration and infiltra­ honoring Mrs. Jones' father,1 II. tion. or force If necessary, to act G. Parker on hi* birthday. Those up a .dictatorship." ••joying the ulfnir wijre Mrs. The Communist tpehace" is the heading on the lesson sheet used Parker, and Mr. and Mrs, Ben by army drnchers In troop infor June*. . tnatinn and education cUsses, at Rev, and Mr*, Jhhn L. Jon## which attendance Is compulioyy. npd children, Beverly Ann ‘ slid Third' In n aeries uf weekly Nunfy L*e, nre here from Miami ivutr-et on Rinata, next weeks Visiting-Sir.#.- Jones’ pnri-nta. Mi. Ipssott aaya "Communism ta and Mrs, Charles B. Iwo. spreading in many parts of the Mrs. ‘ Tlugfhiru Aulln, 8f. wrh > world,” and “ It ‘ must be fought lste-lsvidied s s t i n e v e r y woman. Artemi# Figure-Perfect cut. Bur-MU ijuallty rsj-on in a slip llist'i flower-lovely, rtnk, While, or Black Carnation; »Ue# 32S to 38S; 32 to 4 < citizens." Troop Instructor# were "Don't pull ynur punches*’ TEXTRON iw f f ' i t f S <7 ^ S r r r r / j / i r told lr PAJAMAR Butcher Boy, Man. Tailored, lac# trlmrped floral *Pkyon prints and stripe*. Solid color* with' Chinese motif’ em­ broidered trim, two* toned tailored styles 34 IQ 40, petition leader* exiled or killed, and the most elemental human right* rurlnllcd or done *wn> tirelessly - to take over control. The-Communist Parly In the U. 8 . has the asime alms: To aeita connf the existing MnUArlintani trot of government by penetration and Infiltration, or foore If ’ necessary, to set up a dictatorship." In uur own country, the hulletin says, "ihe Communists place their lUrngth at - 74,000—ahput '■■■.n.l«.ig,U)' n t niu peresnt o f the nopulatlon. Yet that one* twentieth of one* percent has al­ ready made such Inroads Into many American Institutions that we have been forced to take act­ ion. Without such action, that Communist minority one day might hold the same power In the U. B that' other Communist minorities hold In other conn* Quilted Rayoni Crepe Robe* in dainty floral prints on grounds of Peach, Blue, White. Maize or Tea Rose, wrap­ around styles, luxuriously lined. Alio solid colors. Sizes 12 to 20. You'll be e Portrait of Glamour You sink deep into the iup of luxury In our MOJUD stockings whenever you don this lovely bctljacket Textron* quilf* rich rayon satin in a dainty design , . . then linn Shear witchery by theta matter Becking makers, Mojud. Nylon itocklngi with that and pipes it with sheer Rimy look to add contrasting color rayon. the .final touch of love- Aqua lined with White; Pink with Blue or Rayon Satin lace' * trimmed Pnntiea f and m a t c h i n g ' French Blue with Pink --' ' X " ' . . . drcamtime Unit. ’ ‘ Generously tized in small, medium and large. Lo vely Gow ns o f M uJU tU «B«nt Cm pe. Sh eers and Rayon Je rse y , off-ftic-nhoulder stylo s and m id riffs, la v ish ly trim m ed w ith lace. W h ite. B lu e, Tearose, Sc-afoam and F lo ra l P rin ta . S2 to 44* , 2.98 to 7.98 �•f . i ^ .*s -9 m T U E S D A Y , D K l ’. g , "* i* THU AAM FU H D Ht»KA.lJJ. S A h h U i\ D . U M t U A T1 - ■■■=* -----—■ - i» 4 7 , - »-= UAtsix UUtJbK *•' 1lit -vr—-— —i Army Skeletons, I f ! Any, May Be Seen!' By Joh itiJ. Public! Mobs Room Streers r ilWllr*iS Iniiu I'litr u>ft dried in- “ irtorn to your’ liUiuSamls i f khaki-clad going Jew*—.apparently llaganu me i. lui* auied authpriilcs. Hr II M. HOYLE Tin* tulm.ici-r*, disttr.gutshvd ti> j .NEW YORK, l«T*»—- If the Army bluj armliand*, dltecVcd traffic ha« nnv skeletons in its closet. the In eongi »!cd areas as the Brit­ public now ran View Ulcm. ish railed ninmreJ rut* and hi on General Dwight ‘ Elsenhower I gu' - Into play to disperse till­ oar* so. Ill* recent order unveilxl er* ‘ ■II Army historical record* except | Jerusalem appeal td tu tv io those containing secret* essential , the jgtip_ of ma»s hysivrtH. Aito national security, tegaidloss ab. uhtpiwd to fur>. stoimvt of whether the record* may em­ busitieis quarters of tin Jnu*. barrass the top Itrass. The Jew* sii rmed buxine** qua’iThere probably will he no tidal 5 let • ni (lie A rati*. Iney tuaiiwave of rx-G.I.’s descending di-l.cd -ticks anil hurled stones, upon the pentagon to 'dig out the j Atabs licgan the lioting iiy put* ■ dirt—If any—hut historians In ] ting the torvlt to Jewi*ti storrn lime probably will uncover much j uini ts aling Jew* with sllckw. that will Interest the men that I The Jew* stood il luf a white and * fought the battle* of the-, second then spumed into the counterworld war.' 'attack, I’oliee otiejtly fenreil thu It Is axiomatic in war .that thr riotltig. if ~1t gnt^TJUnif- cdidtTdi rloser you grt to the front tho mixid tut it into a ma»*ai iv. less you know about the whole New file.* broke out constantly. picture. A newspaper reader in One uiea In*the Julian's »a> v Omaha knew inoie about what was Cildt) wii» completely cut otf going on than an infantryman hi - thr fires. , fighting , house-hy-house through Aachen. j Timte was a -fire in tl*w Ilex nioue theater. It‘ may have l«c*en The "Dogface*,” back in civilian [• •enters of several other Stales, sci nff by Jews. As tne news i EVERGLADES, Dec. 2 (Spec- looking f o r a place to lunch. life, still would like to have ! ...i, vci..» uns , i.i. ».......... / .mi On the evening of Dye. 5, the and many other notables. They siuead to the Arab quarter that que.si botheied them mid which the Army j look .like the mornhuc of IVc. 7 town will be baluciCit rfiid i lad In will lunch’ at the Rod sod Gutl their only laige movie house was apotless'vraijpent, nervous nnd ex* Club which set* one of the finest hi flame*. Atabs swat tiled back records ought to le able to clear i is the question Iiksi authorities up now. I nnr pondering. Right now it is « poet ant. for It is more than .pi oh-1 table* in Klnmbi. tottaid the heart of Jetusalcm, able tlmt tbc President— of Ihcj The Dedication Program *t»rt> •houliiigc tlirrat*. • Those who fought in Tunisia. |J**h>v** hulfillng. trimming, layUnited StuU-s will n e > hdr* tin -1 promptly at 2:00 o?rinck unit at for example, are «till puxxled I »u* » £ « f“ * « *r«»i;Mand n«xLiUy.Uj imltLjknliintcth'um'w Jewish fmee*. by this tlnu go*« on jh e (tfr.JlBtl P. over the mysU-Hoir* disappearance • * --for-»»“ r* -t!««»■ *irum’ -tmh’rly amt' apparently -trrr- thousand distinguished distinguished guests. .Everglndes National Park. But ■network for .111 minutes. All of di i lonAuamt of e\|Mrtienre leadof the African climate. II thousand barbecue stands and pits, (Mirklng If he doesn’t find it possible to j this will be In the open, with They waded ashore carrying In lota for 6,000 cats, and a great come, them will la- the Secretary - sound amplifier* so all can hear jets, deployed In the stircts to then back pockrta a little blue array of catering facilities for tho of the intemr. the Director of us well a* sec. Fop that hour, m>et the onslaught. OuthutsV* aUo were reported book In which the War Depart­ majority of the 15,000 or more nil National Parks, the Governor Everglades will Is- ■me of tlw> tnnat hi the pmt city uf Haifa, and ment assured thciq, that Africa had people who are expected to lie of Florida and possibly the Gotr-j Important spot* in the Nation.* unconfirmed icpoii* fum l.vda liot, dry climate. For six months da Viltage, near l>trstinc‘s notit rained, snowed, frure, thawed, jui airport, said one Jew was .snowed nnd rained. If there wan a Arm y Observers Legion Leader Says Senator’s Remedy killed and eight injuivd in riutdry place bctw.'on Casahlanra ami iliK. In.Jaffa a Jewish -imp was Ynnia it was the war’a'best held U. S. loosing To Reds l l 'i i s l l n s r i l I n i n l * s a r U sU |fji»M<|ilniii:«'Mi thud' I'wnr liftr| Stormed liy n mob. military secret. • It oops in the area, ■One of l lie aithe i dead wav Mas Then, when the victory was won prices." \EW YORK Dec: 2 id*)--The strong rnough to protect them­ Pinn. -!t:t who died of Wounds _____ . Taft iwcAciited his own tight and the^_______ last German_ sealed up In United State*, in il* ‘‘cold*war" selves. 'Tlie little State aumlwrs in the stoning of *a i smlc bus. irlton Camps or swimming toward I point piogiam fur dealing with .HusaitU-Jitii. byen “ outjni>bw Jeu,vii.,sugivos—said . he . was-, a tnly, the sun suddenly canto nut— "nigh pricr* and added thnt it t- vtiik ami oulflankod on every front" population. It is surrounded by trade and liansfer official uf and there was the promised hot, JporalW% that the Trunin All- by Communist propaganda,^ Na­ the Jewish Agency. w dry African climate. Hut where ministration’* would like to seo tional Commander James F. O’­ tttnte than 30.000,fi6o Arab*. However, none‘ of the AVah . had it bejsn hibernating for half |the present condition totitlnuo” Neil uf the A nki lean legion mil inns has a trained army, equip. CAIItt), Dec. 2 i/11- i'll nunsmil a year? * (until after the HM8 election lie- says. |a-d with modern weapons. The uf Egyptians, demonsttutlng to­ A second mystery the dough- 1 rause, he said, a latum is "faAssorting that Congress should nearest approach to tt is the day against the iiii|h niting purfoot* would like solved Is what I vorable to anynne In power. . provide ~funds -.io “ magnify1* the happened to tile warm sunshiny Tho Ohioan listed the fit*’ State Depahtment’* Voice of lHi tistf-t ruined Arab legion, in tilloii <>f I'alestlhe, were promTraits^)urtlnnia, a state no larger no ?! "an. iilnimfancc of aims” by climate which another army hand-’ four of ht* eight point* for America broadcasts to foreign than the new It*wish state. A'G i I Uulitiian Axxam I’asha, book raid positively—no fouling coiujiating me the high of nv lie ng |combating mgn cost «.i tnmU*.' O’Neil told the Ugion’a Numerically iuferlur, the Jews ♦eel ei ary petieral of the Arab this—they, would find in Italy, ling it? coiiduiiiji* a caiatnugu - advertising inen*a—Post 809 rea l All they found froth Salerno to |incii iisc pet-ninn pindiicTion, iUl- ' h .I iv i ii-,t ■ i. ct.. . ..i-i - ,i: >■ however, rort put—into thctndil League of seven .... Idle uMktvIM i Anxio and Iwyond were . hitter ■ting government cxpcmlituti-j umi tttwtlod to counteract the *'*piend­ at least one rcgnlni wtiny unit, S t o i c i . . 1 be liotou* demaustrator*. sontr < winds, chilling frost, and moun- [ taxes, limiting cx|iorts nnd con­ ing, disiuptive Influence of CqW- and thuu*ands of tuugh, expariem-ed guerrilla figbleti, The'y o f whum smasliCil windows of . tains even' wetter, colder and |fining aid to "s|tccific fir'd* ntuniat propaganda." tucVier than .those' ,of North |which w e‘ know can !*- effective' He urged that export* to Rus­ have the Jewish brigade, trained foreign-owtujtl rhups, otounl an Tunisia. Dy then the foot soldier* and restraining the inuya*a in sia and Its satellites l-oluiited »'hl equipped by Britain whlcW Egyptian-owned ‘ night >‘lub nnd were so used to slotting forward ! bank credits, immediately to prevent further fought with recogmud snreesa Wrecked poster* advertising for* from •trading uphill that they TJte remainder of the Taft Istocking of the "arsenal of Odin- ■n the last stagws of the Italian Ci;;n movie* utul American Soft dribl urrive.1 at Arab Leagut; campaign. practically fell on their farca when pt-opuseil p r o g i u m pi ovldrs munism." they hit an oecosional patch of for reduction of the percehingo Their irregulars, the majority headquarters homing: “ In tho interest of our own We want war, Assam; w level ground. of government guarantee on hour, people ntni our national xocurlty, of whom *e(vcd in oilier Eu* A third weatjter mystery Is iug loan*, limiting consumer llm government sluiuld halt all repeal! armies before Uio Inst want weapons. Axxam; wo waul how did the French mud through ct edit, instituting a campaign exports to Hucsia and Insist oti WHI, have lieell till! •|h-ki lieatI 111 rev limit'll, Assam,” Assam .urged the demonslratocs which American troop* fought in to encourage savings and sup- paroivnt for ilio*e alttudy dis- the undcrgrounrl operations of to organise and .work quietly the |«st two year?. 1U18 marine* In gel So much deap- porting farm prices” with dis­ qmtt bed," O’Neil added. and to refrain from violence er In only 2(1 years, cretion." But American observers believe against Christian*. Hi said the) Apparently addressing hi* re­ w Dlhey i. pussies the . Army’s that even a large-scale gm i riihi th'-ohi pit-pure for a littig strui.Marshall Islanders historical records may now help marks th the other speaker i>/ sliugjtk; tmtwmi Arab* and Jew* gl* to achieve Arab aims. the evening,’ laird Inverchspcl, solve! would Ijiing, tiom Moscow, tftv f Ceellf (IIH»n irtMM 1 (Ht> Ullfl “ We are determined, to liber­ Britain's ambassador to the Unit­ Where did "Mademoiselle From offet to station ttussiaii troopate * that sacred country--dear Arincntieres" get so many homely ed States, Seoul or Taft said eat taro natflms. in iJ u I eel i lie. , All 1‘ucific natives like to trav­ "Any aid we can give to Gieat daughters? "Tlisty might comq in on a tem- 1‘atoning, fin which your grand­ Ilow could there he anyliody left Britain or tha rest’ of the World el. he acknowledged, hut their |HUHiy huaii*," experts said, "and fathers, struggled," Atrnm de: in Hrooklyn If all the people in depend* on maintaining *a sound birthplaces always draw them then ypu’il never get tlieni «ttt ” i lured. "W e a(e liHiklng for free­ dom rWrywtore ftom east ‘ to 8 irtly whit «afd they used to live economic condition In the United back, making them unhappy until they,are’ homo cue® mote. r, west- We will stall q tllilgglj in Brooklyn really did? Slates.” Th ej people of lltkihi, trans­ in Falextim- and the fmul victory 14 Arrested While the Germans were learn­ Taft ssrided that the British wifi to nurs. i’rdcstine will re­ ing a way to got flavory butter loan Imposed certain Conditions ferred front their ancestral hupte main an Aral, country, 'lid* faUj " U .inllllHut-'Dna, I'm* llsrl from coul.tjti, why did the U. a. “ which won* Impossshlc to com­ tu Rung^pik atoll nearly two rceojulloii (|iartltlou) by the Quartermaster Corps cunccntrafe ply tvtlh, and did more damage :eiy.» ago ..to ngrmft the fit** Iik-uI rharge at Imlirfhapnli*. atomic testa In tKp Marshall Is­ 'F it* mm ami nine women were United. Nations will not affect on developing a unique vegetable than gitod. lands, still are 'unsettled and Homed in the charges, Hallfoftt us l>ecausi it coni rudlcts thv slew that lasted, like cold library “ Certainly, In fnrthrr plan* wv sniil. The Lynchburg group, in- lighl of -elf-diti-r minsliiHi." paste and sawRuit? must niiidy dkreftilly -tlie "ox^iet unhappy*-,' he reported. In accepting trusteeship of raid, included u ttiuii. Id*-Wife and Ije advi-i d Jlu- crowd not to But to thousands of veterans extent In winch j*e can- be* »f Ilin e of her rrvt— e t tr tv e ■wimit ■ seal a«ai*t*miw- Lu..Xin,»t—Us-tain. tbrse foiiiier Jpuanesc imindaLvil In Washington official* said tiuns, eommenting that Ghristian in. d u tremendously difficult islands, th e llnileil fitai«s'' made straight winter without adequate problem*, and the methmla which plqdgej. in the United Nations one of the defeniUnls trnrispnil>d Arab* were "m the. vanguard of warm clothing, the main question can l*e effective to inciease , her to observe’ the rights of the hi hi* wife ft mu Indiana'to Hagers­ the Arab struggb-rs." hahl/nuts; and it also expressed town on n motorcycle in order- ta *‘ We know our ensisies," A*, la: own production," Taft said. hep ei earnings, which were sent cried, "we will go to them, lbe "profound beilcl” that Anier- shale tier “ Why wasn’t somebody in Wash­ ■can tiusleeship would contribulJ , estimated to have reached (150 wu will fight in regular armed ington assigned to' 'inform the "to the well-being ami advance­ n week nt limes. Array's supply branch ihst the struggle. You will get arms -an N L R B Ruling Another was described a* tin |abundance of them.” ment" of *11 such lilandera. season* in Europe change on • These Y l^ftrs have tx-en fol­ mother of five children who -hail , about the same schedule a* they f I“e*#*IFnh d tr««w 1*»»»*' llftfl heel) placed In orphanage*., did in AmericaT” lowed sti icily. A* Lieut. General . Food Handlers Addresses of those attested The . Army historical record* secondary boycotts against any John K. Hull, wim will comman I employer. which explain that ono perhaps the Kniwetok esperiitti-iital task here wrre listed as West Bethel The NLRB official took .this Ac- forte says, no pressure was Hlreel. fr*tttlifit*r»l l#i*m t *>|fi t»iit) also iffll give a really satisfactory ircott charges brought to bear to *g*l the na­ I.usl night's sweepi followed n thought, for cxamjilet tfmmbs In answer ae to why the Army ran tion on secondary boycott iway** series of raid* executed recently the souq, picking up glsxses or out of gasoline and sheila in 1M4 filed by two rompanies, runway's tives to move. at Ironton. Ohio, amt nearby mm- clip* by tin- rim. silver by .the as It reached the Siegfried Line, Express and Montgomery Ward. What, is bothering the dis­ I h -----In a secondary Iwycott, which placed Bikini gtuup, say* tin­ nnmilleh, Imslness cml or huttet with the thus delaying war's end through , Hallford said those airesied in fingers. is an unfair lel-or practice under another winter. man who lias worked among He emphasin-d ut«o the Import­ The men who most deserve that the Taft-Hartley Art, • a union Marshallese, la simply homesick­ the latest raid* will l-c givrn a aceks to prevent' -one company hearing today la-fore the United ance of fiMMlhandb-ta larlng per­ explanation are under crosses. sonally tic .in ami giving service from doing btuhwta with 'another ness, plus-the fact that Hongerik States commissioner here. ha* proved too barren to »upcompany. Conway’s L - i p r e e i to thnir customer* w-lili courtesy L fl port them and they’ve had ts nnd efficiency. charged that the union seeks to Tail End O f Midwest Patricia’s Shoes utilise American supplies. How gsrius which rause tuln-rprevent It from doing business The American derision to re­ luloais, lyplmid fever, diphtheria, with the Middle Atlantic Trans­ Cold W ave Lingering? SCMtiaweO tr«m Page ( m l move the Eidwriok natives !■• trench mouth ami many other portation Co. also creates a new prob­ at -Havana Jam 12 without (ho •erlous illneates may spread from 3. Asked for an Injunction to Ujelang Ily AHH(MTATKI) I'ttEHA proper legal papers. Mr* plead­ prevent’ the union from coercing lem for the Bikini folk. For they the customer to the foodhandlerThe tail fnd of the Midwest's ed his lack of funds made 2 It an employer In the choice of his had been slated to move tu frnm the foodhsndler to’ the ru«weekend cold wave lingered in necessary for him to enter th- bargaining agent. Habouln ha* Upclaug, and already bait sent parts of the Hunt It Atlantic states' (outer, if health standards are followed, was explained to harbor, the witness said. charged that the union won’t deal advance units of young workers tmlay as tcmperuturcs in the not the group yesterday? , ♦ Dr. Marina kernanoex, physi­ with him bu| insist* on dealing there. North Central region generally An aqtual demonstration of the One high naval government cian at the Guanabacoa women’s only with one of hi* employes official pointed out that Ujelang were above the freeslrig mark. rapidity of growth of germs I* ’ prison where the dancer wa- named Edward NosterThe 'merrury dipped to n low shown the das*. Memhera H|Mld, said he had examined Pa _ 4. Asked for an injunction to Isn’t big enough to support both of 14 above in-Gordoijsvllle, Va. iiolng volunteered to give specimens groups of natives. Hu the Bikini the coldest spot on the early _____trieia wl^ . ^ 1 entered the wit-, prevent the union from forcing group will remain on ilongcrik o f hair, coughs, dirty and washed __ ____ morning weather man. At West- hand* for culture plates. What­ oh April 12 and found bruit** a p employer—Rabouin—Io agree io violation of as wards of the U. S. .govern­ field. hints., the reading was IB; ever germs ate present will mul* * on h«r Hack and icritcbet o»» to a closed shop .................................. the Taft-lUrtley Act. That D, ment until—finally—the water* of 1‘ulaski, _Va„ reported l'J; Col llpy b*r body. atul the results will lie The dancer had testified e«rly under the cloeed shop the cm- Bikini lose their radioactivity. utnlda, if C,, 211 Greenslmro, N. shown the group Wednesday. This Then they, go home. tn the trial that ah* shot Mce Ioyer would have to hire no one Rich- is being done to point out the pos­ C„ 22; Norfolk. Va„ 24, " and------“ The American people are very mnmt, Va., US April 8 In a quarrel after he had lit njonibcr* of the teamsters sible germ growth on improperly sympathetic. , . and we are doing beatsn and threatened her. Pre­ union. * * Temperature* prere up 10 to 2o washed amt mishandled' eating everything possible" for the na- degtves from yesterdag-tnornlng and drinking utensils. viously, the said, the had learned ‘ lives' comfort and happiness. from the Southern plains north- he was married, Each foodhandlar who -com­ General Hull reported. “ Certainly rail ward In the Ohin Valley amt pletes six hour* of this Three* a Carlo* Tellex, editor of the Ha Christmas Party Great Lakes region. van* Post- who translated several they will n o t, be neglected/ day course will receive a billfold 8 nnw fell In North Dakota and rertlfleate of attendance In add­ of Me*1* Utters at the request IfN llS M S tIMS »’•«• «*<**l the Northern Rockies while rain ition to a lapel pin with . th* of .the court, said Mce -expressed Johnson, who faveatrd that a subState Chamber was reported In the Southern words: “ Safe Food-Gnu! Health." the wish In one letter to he ■lantlal fund is being raised to Rockies. Near normal tempera­ an the torder and. “ Instrurtad with PatrteiA for two days ami repair and enlarge the Hut for f l 'm i l l a a e a I m t 1‘ a a e r > » ,) ture* yer* forecast for the Pacific Hoodhandler” inscribed in the would like to have her Whip him. the use. of tiie foliow ing or-1 mere to bring about social Ttl)*» paid he saw no mention ganlialion* who now meet re- forms and social equality between coast area. Yesterday's warmest center. Operator* who have 75 p e r rad ( Inientioa :by Mee to mar- guialy there: Amcriren Legion race* by government edict, fiat weather was in th* Gulf states, with the country'* high of 7fc re­ or more employee attend**** wfl dancer. and Auxiliary, VKW and VFW or policy unnecessarily provoke ported In Brownsville. Tex. also receive a certificate, pro*t Pdf2 n*- ■ waiter, testified and sustain racial anlmosltirs, vidlnr their establishments meet he had witnessed aeveral vm- 'Auxiliary; DVA, The 4h et Sand and that-such efforts are dearly A t Jh# time o f the first U. 8 . health standards. These awards the United Spanish War Veterans. -ent argument* between Mee and beyond any sano realm of gov­ censur ln 17W, only 6 percent of will be made Immediately fol­ The. Tost approved HR--Bill -sPatricia In a n-suutant where the U.; S. population lived in lowing 806 increasing government al­ ernmental concern. th* school tomorrow he wa d tiev . - u I ^ lowances for ■' student veteran*. afternoon. ' I, ra a, q m Assisting with th* registration Member* o f . the Poet agreed tn maintain It* own social cus­ Approximately 26' million man- for the school are Religious etrife preside at the Salvation Army to tom* and troilitiona u distin­ days of work went lost In the workers of th* local tt lug the 3rd Cent kettle on Dec. 24. guished from political and eco­ United StoU s as the result of fires fU W O C 1 At O f! })ip -a # 1 p(J lay persecution of Chr Comdr. James Sinrletary ttfg-' nomic rights of all citlrena and D. Rift her, gans, during the ed each raemher to bring In a new ( • : ' 3 E I ■ ^ iL 'flsS w c'iys a W rw g G o n of P* -tlins and in the t _ . Centuries because of X '. tWMn Hml Coptic - » . i ------J: T fe ' from Joel turds nee vrilh traditions, arid ard of Field, Ned S aad himself. *V i.pft UnJUd SUUfc*tDUt U w b it ' m • " ’ • * . -* • ’ •f �r.UI*JJU - I a-CIUH>LJ."i«*W^ "■ ■_■.!•!■, N,l I . ' ■ ' . V ” "’ - •' : . ‘ ----- •'. r '---------‘ '{ ^ *71 f- »*AGE FOUR W 1 i’ r.,tak>l,kr4 la l« « tfaUr it l« H SnlOrSar ■»4 tfanSar at ftaafafiJt Mathis I I I Haaaalia A«»«a» *•<*«•«! cInm Mkltri Od«Wr 27* lll> . i l t*« !'«•• mflrf '.-■--V-' r* -— rr~. z^r mm t . n|tA »W1W— 1 ll^ TUESDAY,' DEC, 2, 1947 11*11 ■■■ 1 Unenviable Job THE WORLD TODAY The firnl of the year will nee a now face In Washington at the head of affair* conceminjr 18,000,000 American vet-, By DEWITT MAOtENZIK erann of two world warn.Moj. General Carl H.'Gray, Jr., I AP Foreign Affairs Analyst himitclf a veteran of both conflict*, become* Vetcrfinii’ Ad-* ■ ministration chief succeeding General Omar N. Bradley who One‘ of IE* moat stgniricSIH is promoted to Chief of Staff, taking General Ktsenhower’it of the current nfwa developmenu ITTTie announcement tha. place. • <General Gray, n Republican, spent his civilian days in Maurice Thore*, French Com­ munist leader and secretary gen­ railroading, as a stord executive with some experience in eral of the Party in thal couchanking and the coal business. A native of Kansas, he has try. has returned lo Paria from lived in Chicago, Kansas City, and Baltlpiore. He apparently • Visit to Moscow during the brings a great deal of administrative experience as well ns anniversary celebration of the Bolshevist revolution. a military background to his difficult new post. There's just that amj nothing Veterans, however, practically to a man feel that Gen­ more: Thore* is back. But this eral Gray “ will have to go some" to equal the record of his unadorned announcement Imme­ predecessor. General Bradley,' a Missourian, graduate of diately conjprcs up » picture of West Point where he lutcr taught mnthemntics, commanded the amaiing Red machine which the Second Army in Africa, und the 12th allied army group the 8 ovict Union has built up in countries and operates in Kuropc. During the war he won the men under him by foreign by controls from ■tho Kremlin. bis avoidance of ostentation, his concern for the rights and We have perfect illustrations of opinions of the lower ranks. The ex-service men felt that this in the politico-economic cri­ with him In the chair, the Veterans’ Administration, de­ ses of France and Italy in which spite its endless red tape, was really trying to fhnetion for the government* are fighting for their very lives against the rev­ the veteran. . olutionary tactics of Communist General Gray inherits a demanding job. The nation cltluns who take their order wants its veterans' affairs cared for on the highest plane from .Moscow and in this aenst are Subjects of Red Russia. of service and efficiency. , ' • pjH * THE NATION TODAY Pv NORMAN WALKER (For JAMF-H MARLOW) —WASHINGTON.-Dec— 2^.Ulri-r ^ M 1(* laying the ground . /or „ |,road election year pf Rflnr*ii« 7(*ry«« n«*4« *fc# A»< „...rhluiin- Job iot) on Ui* wage-hour #f iaiiBrvii •( Miirk overhauling tilw IIIIIIA M I I.. UK AJ* That I* the law which establish­ MHn (lOllIlOA UK 41 ed the 40-hour week and the 40. Raalattt Manaaai cent hourly mlmmurt wage for ai HAI IIH'TIIIX II * I K * workers engaged in Interstate Hr fsttltr, nark 9 acommerce. I.r« Oar Maalh Both business and labor have t i n * Maalfca . M« Via Maalki ________ urn flooded a House labor subcom­ Dm I mf il.ot mittee with idea* for changing the nine-year law. passed In the All akllaan aallrra rranla ai heyday of the New Deal. But those tkaaka i>Milall«a< aa4 ,aall«va ralrdalaawala for Hr rarpnr Ideas conflict sharply. „ talalac Iaa4a. Hilt kr r la r ifl <■■ The committee expects to sift at rraatar alttftliha ralta. alt the suggestion* and rome up IiilMn.i K »n i|ti|rp f ||, »*#*««•( M l v r 4. with some kind of n bill early I m .i r«prf*f*li H r IlcraUl Ike next year. h « llo |t|| rUI4 pf flffi f f * n r r m n liilB lM in I k * I a i |*«I At lengthy committee hearings f i l l f l I n IPip v r lfk fe rfu lq a a r business gmerally ha* rslled the »«r« In I k i c a m p mm4 W r n V * f t u law “ outmoded" and demanded IU T l# lltrnM If a tnrmkrf tf |k» repeal. Labor ha* classed It “ inAffpflaltd riM i ff kirk U fnllltr4 adequate'' and demanded wider •ttliMltflr «• lk« M»# fPf fffwMl benefit* and -coverage. r f llt f pf all |kr l*»rnl ntfff pr|«lr4 hi Hit UPff flfMpff, M n»ll Rf fail Everybody concerned ha* dev _ AV nr ff# flip tlrlH . hated the principles on which Thore* was born 47 years ago In the French department of the law was enacted. TUESDAY. DEC. 2. 1947 Christmas Fires Pas dc Cal las, the son and grand . All have pretty well agreed son |trf—mat *tniner*~.lie, tiegan those principle* were these: . BIBLE VERSE r o i l tO D ^T t. Thera should be a "floor** Gaily decorated hotel lobbies, theaters and stores riild work in the pit* at the age of under wages, or a minlmun amount WE ARE A N X I O U S TO to the spirit of Christmas festivity. But thevm ay bring fifteen, and soon displayed a an employer could pay a worker leadership which, carried him in­ PLEA8 E THE OBJECT OF OUR LOVE. WE DO NOT NEED To disaster. Fire prevention bureaus arc sending oat1vumiings to politics. He became, a leader so he could meet life's hare BE FORCED: If ye love roe. yr containing the cryptic message: if the material will burn, of the CommunUr Party shortly necessities. __2, Employee* should b* ponall*-will keep my commandments.— don't i i H c i t f o r Christm an deco ra tions. ____ ______________ after it was luufidci - John- 14:16. ■ — Mobilised at the start of World rd for working anybody longer•The same precautions apply to homo decorations, War It. Thore* fled to Ruasla, than 40 hours a-wrek, by having though here the dangers are lessened. Grandma can re­ stating Socislum hat been tried in Eity that he feared arrest to pay one and one-half time* • land ’ lot two yean now without member, however,, when fire menace was a very real worry in the French government's an­ regular pay rates for the extra *’ any no!able lucceii. Lait night at Christmas time. That Was when the family Christmas ti-Red drive. An army court eon- hours. Employrr told the commlUer in another effort 1o balance the tree in thp parlor was lighted with tiny wax candles, It victcd him of desertion, in Ab­ the minumun Wage Idea la all sentia. In 1944 lie was pardoned nation’s economy, another rigid was a beautiful sight. wrong. They said It Is inflationary none other than General de to the extent that it provides a Secretly Grandma thinks the modern stringy of colored by reitriction on the people's free Gaulle, who today heads tho tfom went into effect. Anyone electric light bulbs on her grandchildren's Christmas trees aull-Conimunist “ People'* Rally", fixed wage for some workers who may not be worth that much. And ' . are not nearly so pretty. But she prefers the modern light­ which achieved such sensational they said it interferes v^lth colfound <It >vin it an. automobile for pleaturr will Ire subject to prison ing. In the old dnys a pail of water always was hidden un­ success in the recent country­ 1relive bargaining. At for raising the minlmun sentences up to two years and der the tree branches, ready to be thrown on the tree wide municipal elections. Thole* returned to France to a»*umo wag , ftftn Jta. p r ^ n t ^ -ccn t fines of $2,000. It n g crime, ,jn should a candle Ignite the branches. ____ leadership of the Reds-and-has level to 76 cents, as both AFL and « I f irirttrns, don't decorate with it anywhere. oilier words, to diise a car fn> held many high political offices CIO have asked, employer* for * while—tiultrtltrg up his party to the most part rontendrd thal any other purpose than [or bur its present great strength. would nrove especially Inflation­ inert. That could hapjten in thii Etaoin Shrdlu The broad strategy for the ary. Tftey said that raising tho country, in any country, if w Communist upheaval In France wage for lovver-pnid worker* evtr gef the craiy notion thal Ktnoln Shrdlu in perhaps the bent known comic charac­ and Italy clearly cornea from would mean a pay raise “ all along politicians can tun our butineisrt ter in the American preas. With nil the pucklshness of Moscow, with which Thore* is the line." Labor argued that by keeping better than the men who own Hnrpo Murx himaelf, he popti up in the .piost unux|>eclitd so closely, associated. When the Comintern, ur Communist Gener­ wages__ from , linking— below— a---them. places, and at tho nmst inopporlune timer always to be al staff—for world -revolution,- certain-level-purchasing- power ItT— wiriolj^npplnnrtert for hlsrlncomparaule drollery. So It may allcgedly was dissolved In 194-1, kept up. They said the "floor" moit sigmf seventeen people signed the doc­ for wage* protects the "employer event in American lottery > Thai Ixi of Interest to know whnt hin origin is. ument of dissolution. Among them who wants to pay a decent wage'* » He is popularly believrd to bo the result of some meseems to- be the lubstance of * were seven who now head Im­ from a eompetltior who may he recent Gallup Poll of public opin rhanical,error on the part nf the Linotype machine. This is portant Communist parties in willing to save costs and make ion in which suclt occasions■'at thought to slip a cog, or some other dido and thus bring seven European countries. Tho­ profits by wage-cutting. , The union* say the 76-cent the signing of the Declaration of him Into being. This is incorrect. He is the result of an re* Is one of them. Another is wage minumum la needed to com­ error not on the part of the machine hut on the part of the Palmira Togllatti, leader o f the, Independence and Lincoln's G#tItalian CommunisU who are fry­ pensate for the Increase in living lytbuig AdiWts were mentioned. o|R?rator. What happens is that tho operator makes some ing to bring about the downfall cost* since the 40-ct*nt minimum wuh •rtahllshed. However, if we could have sat kind nf slip .«> that ho does not wish to conapjete the line of llie government. , Argument Is ever holler on tho in on any event from the Undin; he is working on. But the inner works o f thfc Linotype ma­ Hup Thore* Isn’t tho only pow­ 40-cent week and overtime Issues. chine are such that a Ijne tmi-u have a ctjrti^B amount of of T^ilumbiu at San Salvador Ip erful link between French Com­ The employer* say: the signing ol the Armistice on letters dropped into It before it can be sent in to the piold munism and Moscow. Another la I. There la. no proof the reto be cast. So the operator feeds it letters ns quickly as ho IK* Frenchman Jacques. Duclos, quired averttma-penalty pay causes the battleship Missouri, we third a journalist who i»! widely cred­ we would have chosen the plant­ can by running hift finger down the bank of keys In front ited with being one of the Krcm-' employers' lo ’ “ spread tho work" In lime* of depression—that is, of him. expecting to throw out the faulty line when -It has »ing *< of the American flag on lop lin’a chief agents, for the trans­ kern the same number of men on come from the mold, but sometimes forgetting to do so. mission of policy to CommanUu thefr payrolls Instead of firfng of Mount Surabadii.nn Iwo Jima, The keyit are arrnnged in this order: throughout the world. You will tome and working the others Thai, to out way of thinking, recall that it was a caustir loiHftT hour*. . „« , a c v x was the most dramatic .episode •p article by Duclos that caused ;• 2. There* I* no sense In keeping t .h m b z ‘ in American history! the downfall of Earl Browder , , penalty on employers against f !*• head^of tho^ Communlsl _I’arty using their workers more than 40 There are, of course, mor* , >a the United 8 tatrs in 1U46, and hours when the national ways than dnc'of cussing a man the overhauling of tho .party's gbal now la greater production n policies, none doubled that ,l;u- to eliminate shortages and briNR but, but John Temple j'Gravei J down prices. So it can easily be seen tlmt when Jtc rtins hto fingere clos was speaking for Moscow, in a recent column in ih e’Timev So we sec that in both France .In the deffnsc o f the 40-houruta tula a good chnncc chnnee Union paid his* respects tov Gen­ down the flint two rown, etaoin nijrdlu ntandi and Italy, Moscow has Its field week and overlime " » « nnlnnm eral Meycn as neatly as it could o f getting into the ttuper and that if a few more letters are wSarskalVy Hlf ; cuutxe tttr -r,.i,r- n j ; >lfvr been done -Said I... ‘ VU—. needed/ami tln",o|»,inUn BtffftH HHtrtTib thlhl bnnk,' cianin! munlft I. In limes of heavy production, voltijlon has reached yorf-think of all that has been will have a fejv honorqry degrees an odvanced stage in these two this part of the law permits Etaoin Shrdlu ia H years old, having been J885 countries, but the same Red tao- worker* to share In increased told on him. and, worse, of alt In slack times. It la more , h e , h a r told on himsell, when on the name day ii« the Linotype machine. He ia unmarried. tics are seen in every nation pxpfita: where tire lam has secured u prof liable for business to hire ad­ you rrcoghr/e~htm as one of our Ifo informs its* Hittl he has taken the blindfold tejL_aiul substantial footing. ditional employes « rather than concentrate the work in tha hands modern lower animals who walk, chosen Old Goldi without even having to ,unc w lW he overworked worker*. add and subtract and make a laughingly calls bin hrnin. — New York World-Telegram. Youth Takes Oldster of 2.a few A worker la most efficient fast speech like a man, you may only 40 hour* a week, For Ride In' Glider Working pause for a printable word but with the remainder left for leisure Kins: Mihai Reported and'rest. you know he belongs srith the Engaged To PrincesH A youngster and olflstgr.-rc Not all employers nor all union* well-known species whose immedi­ cently-1 went 'soaring together hare agreed with these position*. ate origins on the distaff side are w h e n 18 y e a r old MI i a Some employers have . asked for COPENHAGEN. - D e n m a r k , canine." Dee. 2 W )—Dashing young King Mtkey" Browning look 78 year exemption* for their Industrie*. old Fred Simpson aloft In her Union* have psked for removal of Mihat I of Romania and beaute­ President Trumsn is planning ous Princes* Anne of Bourdon- glider at the Municipal Airport.' some of the existing exemptions. WASHINGTON Dec. 2 W V The daughter of Airport Man­ n national budget for neat year A general plea among employer* lL<n Angeles started far more rarma, his distant cousin, will of around $40,000,000,000. Such construction within its city limits announce their engagement prob­ ager Roy Browning, of the San­ I* that, if the law It lo remain on figures don't mean anything la us than any other American city ably within a month, a source ford School ■of 'Aviation, Mlav the books. Congress should clarify Browning la ait accomplished pi­ many provision* to avoid argu­ anymore. We used to think a mil* in ‘ the first nine month* of' close to the Danish royal family lot both in gliders and plane* ment abeqt whether their partlsaid today. 1947. lion dollars was a lot of money, vortev* fttne under the law. , The 24-year old Danish-French and is reported to he the young* cular wor New York fell Into second princess, who once worked la a est glider pilot in the world. but federal taxation lias reached such astronomical proportions place. New York waa champion hat shop in New York with her Mr. Simpson - It believed to be Republicans Plan fast year because a large amount that nobody except a treasury of federal conitructloft was" be­ royal mother, and 21-year-old tha obtest person ever to go up Mlhal are together now In Swlt- in a gilder. Anti-Ixynchinp Bill espert has ■the slightest idea of gun there. The federal contracts serland. They arrived Sunday Miss Browning would hold the what all those ciphers mean. We dwindled this year. from London after attending the two place women's world alti­ WASHINGTON. Dec. 2. (/T>~ The new lineup of cltlee was marriage of Prinreaa Elizabeth. tude if she had darrlcd a bars* get some idea of how much our The Republican Iraderehlp In tha The British royal wedding had shown yesterday when the Bu­ on her ner glider during durlni r. Senate plan* to pres* for enact­ federal government is spending reau of Labor Statistic* (BL 8 ) revived rumor* of a romance be­ at .29 Palms, Calif. With ment of federal anti-lynehlng leg­ and how much it is costing ur. tween Mihai and Elizabeth's sla­ issued figures on-building per­ grandmother, *Mr*. W, A. islation nhxt year, Brnatoi * when we realize that next A mits. ter, Princes* Margaret Rote. Browning at a passenger,, she Hawke* (lt-NJl said today. — - Mlhal's name alto had been link­ budget will be ten times as great •VAU the figure* apply to per­ soared up to "14,600 feet fn a The New Jersey senator it th* % as it was any year during' the mit* for construction within city ed with that of Princess There- Prat Reed sailplane. author o t. at bill which . would- xa. member o f a family which jlmh* only. They don't reflect - 1tooTcp administration. Meanwhile, She could have gone up even provide fine* up to. $ 1,000 and claims ths non-existent throne gher, she reported, at the rats imprisonment for five year* for grass glows in our Streets and suburban home-building. There­ of Brail). fore. they don'j give an accureto of tW . feet p minute, but had officials who do not make all the City doesn't have enough picture of construction activity to leave the thermal i f she diligent efforts to protect a per­ money to do anything about il in metropolitan areas. V ets Training Hits needed oxygen badly. Since khe son from lynching, Los AitgeUs, with It* widehad" no barograph for recordiag Hawke*' bill would charge the Another young liberal, disilltsNew Peak In October the altitude, the record la unof- Attorney General with investi­ spreading city limit*, Issued siottfd by the hard impact of an building permits with a total gating complaint* that official* impeifect world, seeks tefuge in value of ino.mMIJWO in the nineWASHINGTON, Dec. 2-W >>Only IS years of i n ..when o f •?* i,UU or j!* neglected or re­ self-annihilation, An honor grad month period .(January through More World War I! veteran* en­ she fln t started flying, aha xubdtvMoni _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ^ ______ pretered or re-entered school and \ soloed har first airplane in Noru k * all possible uate of Vassar College, a grad­ September). training during Octobar than Wood, Maw., at the age of 18. cautions agaiqei *— lynching. & *-*— New York’a figure waa $113,uate student at Raddiffe, spec­ month since the federalIt would also mak* any gorSbe hold* a private pilot's license aid education, and training pro­ rain ializing In history and philoso-. 3 WJW0. both in gllden and planes and ernmottuJ subdivision having pol­ gram began, The next ten clllei were: phy, she had become so dis­ ice power* liable for from $2JW0 Tba veteran* Administration •xjftete toon lo receive commer­ to $ 10,000 damages to persons Detroit. 1110,594,000; Chicago. couraged with the "trend of 478,505,000; Houston. 150^09,; aald today the October peak of cial licensee In both types of injured by mobs or to next of events" that she "wished the world 000; "Philadelphia. $4SA«9jOOO; 827,000 waa lSflJXK) greater than flylnk, expects to keep up with kin whore doath results. would end,"* It tl well to take Miami' faa.OLMTOOj Dallas, $37,- that of October, 1948, the previous her flying and some day get her 771.000: San Francisco, $36,089,TIDE OPENS 8ATURDAT an active interest in current events. Instructor’ s rating, also the cov­ Nevertheless, (he V It is essential in • democratic 00 0} C l e v e l a n d , $34,6MJ)00i the 2,862,400 total numl eted rtlver "CT which to date TUSCALOOSA, Ala. Dec. 1 W Washington, D, &. $31,0*7,000, nation to know what is going on and Baltimore, $31,200,000. veterans In training Oct. 81, 1947, has been -held ia the , western Th# University erf Alabafitt Win Kilriril •— THE 8ANFQRD FTERALD, SANFORD,FLORIDA ....... .. ........ The San ford r Herald t‘aklltk>4 fj \ j •v * Los A ngeles First In City Building O f A ll U .& Towns oped IU 1947-48 baskcUx and. to have decided opinions. eight But the study of political aod economic problems should be well figure of $20,913,000 for the same - finished last of last yea#. interspersed with physical activi­ 18 victories against fiv e. 15 cHJse, all * ex---------"CfiSch TToyd Burdette 1# ty and personal hobbies of a Ytpreparing for a rugged December ore raining naturer Aa-Bcrnand land shewed a dcYresM from ths <181,748,000 last year. And Die 8 * production of electricity to b« climaxed with on ’ Baruch would say. "No one ever same period of 1948. For ex­ New York figure of 112.350,009 for public use In 1937 waa almost in the all-college tour-' ample.. the Los Angeles figure of $17S,998,000 wsf a drop from 3jmjxx> thrte times (he amount used In • 1930. at Oklahoma City Dec, �t .„ i 'TUESDAY, DEC. 2. 1917 THE SANTORD HERALD. RANEORD, FLORIDA _ _ PACE FIVE manner. I commrnted, “ Every- ( * thing hut ple-throuing on thi* set!” ’•Oh,’’ said a bystander, "you A round of holiday festivities Mi*. J. II. Hlcr* cclchratrd her shouhla been here the day they was completed Sunday night atJ seventy,•fourth birthday with ! Inought the pies nfi Ihe set, Thcv the Seminole Country Club with family reunion r and dinner at her were chasing all ovet ami Lou a dlnner'served at 8:00 o’clock, A home in Lake Monrtn* on Thank*.. got" mV’ right in ’ the’ kisser’" "'™ Charity Ball Plans buffet supper was held on Thanks- giving Day. Members of her fain- * x ,„. * ti giving night and open house on Hy presented her with many love A re Being Completed 7*“ • • • DoSaturday evening, ly gifts in honor of the occasion. I , n„tap-tapping , . , . . j , on , TUESDAY Those attending were Mr* . " ™ . 1/ , 11 <n’ ,1 n' ) hn- mn* tree* Those seen at the club included Plan* are lieing completed for Friends of Mf*. W. lit .Single- Mr. nnd Mrs. Edward I-apc, Mr. Hiers. Mr. and Mrs. W. The Seminole High School the Juniur Chamlwr of Commerceon ,,otl>'w,’,", ,U’ ulcv*Il1 • • r , “ ' P. T. A. will meet at the high Mayfair Inn sponsored charity tary will'regret to learn that she and Mrs. George Thurston and Sr., Mr. and Mr*. M. G. Cleland.. duction managers Of outihmr school at 8:00 P. M. The board ball to he held at the hotel on broke her hip in an accident re­ children, Ann Nancy and Billy. Mr. and Mrs. R K Hardison, Mr. I pietnri'S looking to the *kie* an-l cently. will meet at 7:45 P. M. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Small, Mr. and and Mr*. A. E. Dobson. Mr. and cursing audibly . . . Vine Street Dee. 0. Ticket* are 11.00 and Mrs, W. G. Fletqlng, Mr. and Mra. Mr*. Clifford Johnson and chll-j character* boi.ig chased Indoors The Friendship Ix-ague of the entitle a person to a membership Mr. and Mr*. K. C. Harper John Ivey, Mr. and Mr*. W. P. dren, Billy and Janet, Mr. and* Horn their usual haunts . . . Congregal tonal Church will meet In the Prrnald I-aughton Memori­ Mr. and Mrs. Brlgga Mr*. Ralph Peter* ami' daughter,! at 3:00 P. M. at the home of Mra. al Hospital ^aaociation as well hsd as their guj-sta for thv Heard, O. M. Zlttrowcr, 007 I’rniimmon a* admittance to the dance. Pro­ weekend, Dr. and Mr*. Tom Moosd Arrington, Mr. and Mrs, “ Mu«" Donna. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Cle- ’ of Tallahassee. O'Linger, Mr. and Mrs. Al Bryant, land, Mr. and Airs. Herbert Sikes! Avenue. ceed* from the dance will he do­ Mr. and Mrs. Walter High, Mr. qf- Orlando, Mr. nnd Mr*. Harold The V. W, A. itirl* will meet a*. nated to the local hospital. • Miss Prsrle . Robson and Miss and Mrs. E. B. Smith. Mr. and Hicr* and children, Audrey an.l 00 P. M. at the home of .MIm The dance will begin at 0:00 yra Madden, 701 Magnolia Ave­ o’clock in two rooms of the Inn to Mildred 'Robson have returned Mrs. Harold Kastncr. Mr. and Susan of Enterprise, Sira. Robert nue. the music of Stewart Martin and to Sanford after spending the Mrs. A. J. Williams, Mr. and Mra. Bruce and children, Harrell and The R. W. Ware Bible Clasa of hi* orchestra and the Art Harris weekend at Daytona Bearn and John Mrisch and Mr. and Mra. Danny, George Hiers, Ulmer CleJohn Stuck. land and Holden David. the First Methodist Church will trio. During .the evening The Hastings. Also Mr. nndMr*. Earl Highsve a Chnttma* party at the Vowel I' Company will sponsor a Willi* Andersen who it attend­ genbotham, Dr. and Mra. T F. home of Mr. and -Sirs. Clarence fashion shfityVind specialty dance* Mrs. John Wynn. 2000 Grandview Avenue, will he" presented for the enjoy­ ing Alabama Polytechnic Institute McDaniels, Mr. and the Galloway. Mr. and Mrs. Roy at 8:00 P, M. with Mrs. Wynn, ment of the guests by students, at j\uburn, Ala., • spent Mrs.1 L. M. Swsin snd Mrs. Escar of ihe Coghurn School of Danc­ Thanksgiving weekend in Sanford Holler, Mr. andMrs,Bd Levy. Hy HOB THOMAS Whitner, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh with his parents. Price as hostesses. Gifts will Iks ing. Whelchcl. Mr. and Mrs. James exchanged Mrs. Walter F. Taber of Jamah Bryant. Mr. and Mrs, John Bry­ WEDNESDAY HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 2 UP)— ra Plains, Mass, arrived . Sunday ant of Tampa, Mr. and Mrs. John A The W. M. U. of the First Bap­ V F W Auxiliary Ha# lo spend the wilder in Sanford Kick, Mr. and Mr*. W, 1L Will­ Abbott and Costello ate Tilml tig t i s t Church will observe the Week * Monthly Meeting with Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Mitchell, iams, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Moss, Mr. inothei movie and their mode of « of Prayer at 7:30 P. M. The Mr. Tabin is a cousin of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carraway, Mr. operatum lemind* ohllimet* of a . II - T— Brotherhood. P. F, Jobe, will he and Mrs. Harman G. Echols, Mr. the day* when picture nlnkiii:; The monthly husines* meeting Mitchell. in charge of- the program. and Mrs. David Meyers, Mr. and wa* II raucous, pi.-u-lo .it jul-til ; The Sanford Woman's Club will of ihe Veteran* of Foreign Wars Mr. and Mrs. Jamrs Crapps and Mrs. H. E. Tooke. Mr. and Mra. Affaii Instead of the industry h have an annual Christmas «n- Auxiliary was held recent IV at Ihe J. A. Ponder. Mr. and Mrs. Roy . • semhle with a luncheon and bridge Legion Hut with Mr*. C. W. John- daughter Ann have moved into Symes. Mr. and Mra/G, W Spen­ is today. The fuimcr huilvsque ewmtrV party to he enjoyed by the mem­ son presiding. Mrs. Barf Dossoy their recently purrhaspd home on cer nnd son Wesley Spenrer, and arc making somrllmig railed bers, Reservation* must made wp* presented a .small fei ft fmm Elliott Avenue in the Mayfair Sir. and Mrs. C. E. Spencer. “ The NiHtse Hang* High” at — by'Monday at noon With Mrs. 8 . thr group . in appreciation for her subdivision. Also Mrs. C. Bender, Mra. Bagle-I don, our ut their few _ D. Ilighleyinsn, rtlll-J. Mr*. K. M. hospitality extended to thr mem* Mr. snd Mr*. Byroij. Stevens William Schnabel. Mrs, Scott. Mrs, axcundtina av.ay front U-L (Their ; Burns, 801-M or Mrs. 8 . C. Gra- here and their husbands for the Bar- tonliiul to make n few f i l m * ,^ have returned to their home in McFarland and daughter, barbecue held on Nov. 21. A i m . 600.W. Itara, snd . Robert Fields all Of Announcement was made of a Tampa after spending the holi­ (lrUndo, ■ Mis* Isilo Lee, Miss ut MUM was washed ftp because l " THURSDAY The West Side P. T. A, will special meeting to lie held on day weekend with Mr*. Stevens’ Jill Battle, Mis* Dorothy Powell, the lny's heller-skelter antic* ’ ’ meet at 3:00 P. M. and the Iwan! Nov. 4 « i 8:00 p. M. at Ihe home mother, Mrs. J. H. Bsy, -and Mr. Mis* Frances Mahoney and June during produetinn were Iih> much Ihat nuslei e lot.) meeting will be In-lfl at 2:30 P.M. of Mrs. Johnson, 2101 Magnolia and Mrs. Troy Ray. urid Susie Rev in*. F. D. Scott, forWhen I walked onto the set it ‘ Seminole Chapter No. p, O. E. Avenue. The next regular meet­ Walter Sfhnsl-el William Render, 3. will meet at. the Masonic TTsstl ing la scheduled for Dee. tl at George F.- Taber of Little Cutup, Wallace Reed, Mack Cleveland, teemed normal enough, hut that 1 ton, R. L, who arrived in Orlando -Billy Fleming, Kirby Fite, Jr., wsa Is-cause all hands were con- ■ at 8:00 P. M. Initiation cereHot nt 8:00 P, M. monies will be held. Following adjournment of the about a week- ago to spend th* Glenn l.lngle, Joe Exar. G. W. centisting on a rehvai*al. When | Hugh Whelchrl, Jr., that was over,-Bud and l*»u came The board of the South' Sid* meeting refreshments were ser- winter, died Sunday night In a Austin, hotel in that city. • He *is a cousin George Kick, John Pope, P. L. hy to say that tneir announced t of F. R. Mitchell of Sanford. Mills, Huling Greer, K. W. Fiw. appeal sine, lour -in EliglanJ h i* t Sr., Richard Ilea*. . Don Harper, been called off. Mrs. W. Tl. 7.srhry snd small T. L. iliishatl of Atlanta, K. F. Then- was doubt aluiul getting daughter, Judith Ann, have nr* Houshalder, It. II. Coleman, II. theit profit out of the country vSI Mrs. Sam Keeling, - Mrs. Smith’ rlvwl Christmas party l-oulivlllc, Ky. lo C. Hetxsl, Ross Johnson. -Kmll and they nreil It for their East , A special meeting of the Veter­ Mr*. George. WinficC and Mra. spend from some time with Mrs. Mokshscker, Jlhnny Farrell, How. side L, A. youth center, which”) an# of Foreign Wars Auxiliary William Vihlen. /.schry’s parents. Mr, and Mrs. ard Hoodi-Hi B Henley, -MrKtry tl—nparty^ hrcftklnsr- them; will he belli at' the home of Mrs, J. L. Ingley, st thoir home In Trul uek and It, A. Newman, J.r. -Then followed wbnt rim only C. W. Johnson, 2101 Magnolia Mayfair. Mr. Zachry plans lo IIAPPY* BIRTHDAY l>e ’descrihcd a* an Ahlwlt an-l Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. All mem­ join his family in Sanford for Mrs. Philip J. Allen 'routine with i upid-fite ber! arc urged to attend. Thanksgiving Dinner Costello Christmas. conimrnt* about the Engnsli, FRIDAY ____ : Given By Robsons Torii-*7YWlcjr Forge aiiiT ending The Friendship la-ague and 4:00 p. M. All members arv /M r and My*. G. T. Krllain with*. _ __their., guests over . the the Junior Women’s league of urged to bejirrsent. Mr*. Charles has 1«p 'Bud; "You rememla-r how Dr. and Mrs. J. N. Rnlison en the Congregational Chinch will Lawson is Ihe chairman of thn weekend, Mrs. Ethel C. Wallace tertMined on Thanksgiving Day Oemge Washington threw. * of Orlsndti and her sister, Mr*. Winvc a sale in the hultdlng fnr- hostess committee. >■ «... * « ..Pi ftph, mcikss .......... athe I. .1 ■ i *’ lar river. Ike L. Moore of Florence, S. C. with a dinner honoring their ^ n crly occupied by the Antique Lou: "Vend, hut n dotlm would childien and families. Those atMrs. Moore I* the former Rosa Shop. SATURDAY tending were Mr. and Mr*. James go a lot further ill those days.” The monthly meeting of the Thr Grammar School P. T. A. Clayton of Atlanta and was a N. Hobson, Miss Mildred RobThi* repartee was ended h\American legion Auxiliary will will have a runnage sale at 405 frequent visitor In Sanford a the sounds of fiicerackeis a son, -Alfred B. Roltson of Atlan­ number of year* ago. She r«he held at the l-cgion Hut it Bast Fourth Street. few feet away under the chair turiu-d to Florenrs from Sanford. ta, Mr. and Mr*. Jack Rol**an of a stubby, Imlil stooge. As Ihe ami young daughters, Barbara Jacqueline of West Palm din ended and the smoke rlearnt ‘M e And My Shadow* and Bearh, Mr. and Mr*. *H. L.-A n­ away, Bud explained: "We pay of Hasting*,' Mr. and Mr*. him $20 h day just for thing* Has Intriguing P lot derson Harry Robson and son Harry. lilfe lie*." Someone pul a piano l*nch ... __Jr., Mlsa Pearls Robson and ImLwren the twiernniica ami Bud whipped out n pair of raid*. Thus *r Class nlay, will he pres^nled began their endless rummy gnine, on Thursday night In the school which iiermlti them to win t-e auditorium. The see ho is laid in- Hints To IIousewiveH a ll abbreviated form *'f gin a small midwestern town where a By Isabelle fi. Thurahy lot*) more linekly, young man saves the life of a Extension Food .Economist “ Even if we don’t ’ pln^y Eng girl who in her gratitude haunts laud next summer, "ant lent, him In an attempt to he of service Fresh ’ from the field, dressed ” 1 am going to Euio|h-. L,hnv to him. Ills psth leads to murder, lm-n*Yuked to help raise intrigue and kidnaping which — ...... ......... — —. to make over softie .building,! ing and taste much like poultry.|that the American Aimy lef ing plot for the etory. When broiled, roasted, or stewed t my Those taking part' Include Bobiling.klipll , pas* for chicken. The liest will lie used lo house llnhnn oi Adams, R n d s l i ■Atokry tnn gffti flAttd-fliH beneath the Lhriitma! Trcsl wsy to learn how to skin and die** j phnn» Mf-isch. Jimmy I.udwlg, klelha a squirrel or a rabbit is to watch W rap them in the** wondcWiyJ popcti—goy, nmuHnj, Someone yanked-the chair from i yi Frederick, Barbara Ann KdaQ- a skilled hunter at work.' Rabbits, field, Donald Shave and William it is true, arc susceptible to .Infec­ under the stooge and he wytil '(j; lophUticAied or traditional. Taj « and u s li to moteft— West. tions. By hunting in tho late fsll, down, arm* flailing. A* lu- "liiiw' And colorful, appropriate ribbon*. by shooting only the lively ones, ghd to his fret, hindered hy the dueetpr of U'e film,' I wit* tnjdj(g Nitrogcn. Iielng a nearly Inert and hv exeerctsing care and cleanli­ nl»iut the day-l-Ou and the stout: • gas, is useful as a kind of guardian ness In dreasing them, any danger had a tiff on the set and fouglil In mknV imluitriil applications to of possible Infection Is greatly re* a duel—aeltrrr water bottle* at give protection against aome duceil. Some there are who -prefer lo five pace*. The stooge was th110 Magnolia Avenue Phone 980 chemical reactions. soak rabbit and squirrels In a weak only casualty; hi* irntxle wni brine nr vinegar solution to reduce plugged. Tho comics were, aided In *tci' the ."gamines*.” j Into the scene and they did air,' Coddled Rabbit ’ Ingredient*: 1 rabbit, 4 cup hut only after they finished their vinegar, H cup water, ti rup flour,.game. As they Wa ked “ V. j - -t I , t teaspoon salt, (4 'teaspoon pep* I bickering l» Ihe usual A. and 1 per, 4- tablespoons margarine, 4 slices bacon, diced, 1 tablespoon ■ 4= PLAN NOW parsley, minced, 2 onions, cut fine, haroHi parsley, onion, and hot milk 1(M to skillet, nr rabbit pirce* may la- •<-& and 1 cup scalded milk. Cut rabbit in pieces and soak placed in a casserole. Cover tight - .VJ To Attend for two hours in vinegar and water. iy -and bake in a sjow oven, 3UO ,(©, Remove; drain and roll in season­ degree* Fahrenheit, or on tnji of ed flour. Melt fat In hot skillet the stove one hour nr until lenderT H E H O SP IT A L C H A R IT Y B A L L and brown rabbib pieces. Add 8 eiv* with rice or baked potatoes. * 7! - . ^Festivities Held Mrs, Hiers Observes A t Country Club Birthday W ith Dinner fo e ta l C alender e rs o n a t 4 Hollywood SSB»a. 5B?=r-ssr Powell's Office Supply Co. p .Sponsored Ily The Jnyceea and The Mayfair Inn Y- ' M H 1 ••*. •?! - • r S A T U R D A Y , DECEMBER 6 -— 9:00 P .M . ’ til 1:00 A .M .' K h Rbf- ------- u. fnfi!1 lrll THE M A Y F A IR INN ; ■ ->»• Dance To The Miiaic O f _ I •. O > . • rr S T E W A R T M A R T IN and H IS O R C H E STR A - -A* t > \ t 4 » T-x-s . . U Good Job! • And Enjoy The /i— ErttrrtAlnmenl^ feature* IoclatJi: at The Preview of E «ly 8pdn* Fi»hIon» by’YowtB’g of 8«afonl . i i . . . ^— 4 — — *saun»jrf8HeSHi«nr * Please your husband by sending hl« (luitu to ug. We do expert workmnnahlp. We keep his aufta at their bent, ' A R T H A R R IS TR IO A. I . Lyon’s U ■! C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R S 110 S. Palmetto A rt. . 'V 1 - ■vw*" ■ * /• ' Phono 481 * rW =*. “r L / m m ^ a .y > ' * N O TIC E T IL E 0 It A N G E , . Cl T Y II 0 T E L Ih N wW Itcijdy F or Special P a rlies and HanqueU a Fttr IlcservallonH Plum e O riinge I'ltv ll.d rl O range CUy* F lorida �-■ ■? v ------------ ~ - r ~ : ~ z r FACE TUB aANFORD s ix New Y ork Yankees A re Seeking Men T o B olster Team r MIAMI. r u r i v T 2 OPJ-Tho labeled the bankrolled Boston BM Hot a* tha team to beat for the JP4B flag, have taken their first direct step toward making a Staunch defense of their work! Championship. | 0 *»t of a mare of trade rumor* involving nearly every Major League team represented here, on the eve of the owning of the National Association's convention iha» come the news that the Yandcre* have completed a deal for [pitcher Walter Maateradn of the Washington Senator*, v Manager llurkv Hi‘ via of the Yankee* admitted that a deal for a i tart log pilrhrr wa* on IM fire, but added that no official announcement would lie made un­ til the Major League conclave which begin* neat Monday in New York. • tC “ We should have. an Important itlgyrr deal announcement to tune in New York next weak," Harris **ld. "In fact. It look* ai I If wa might have two tlcal# to v Announce. f\ "The Hed So*. In obtaining *- tlunior Stephen*, Jack Kramar J 'i f c t r m u Kinder "fredn lb* SI.* " Louis \prowns, have .become too tough. AY* can't afford a stand jut policy*11 Matter ton I* the bespectacled right bandar lb* Yankee* were af­ ter in tbt apring of 1947, together with first baseman Mtckay Varr.on, but president Clark Giifflth of the Sena tori refused to part . with two of hi* key men. Off to 1 a alow start, the 37-year-old na­ tive of Philadelphia won 12 game* and lost 16 last season. ** , BUI D# Wilt, general manager ho yesterday : of toe Browns, dlKlosfd that hi : Heath and Jab ik e E a r l y * on * had ohtataad wal i i i p j' era on Heath and waa raadylng a deal with a National League team for the hard hitting "outflaldar. The New York Giants, atlll searching for a pitcher, were bf! fared Southpaw Johnny (Double i No-Hit) Vandermecr by Johnny ' Neun. manager of the Cincinnati Ai m ,1»,$ - ou ' ---- * —— led*, *at,H who demanded a renter- an *outfleldar. from . 'Tot _____ : i sgr? — ••••. ' . 7 ' T U K S 1 M Y , D EC - 2. I!>47 HANFRRRl FLORIDA. J q few k m Roxborough Says Joe W alcott Rated As 8 To 1 Underdop In May Retire A f t e r T if f W ith Ixiuis T iff W ith W alcott Hr FRANK KCK Al* N»w«fe*tore« B«ar|» Rdller POMFTON L A X F ; ■N. J — Xh» fight ctrao waa hare except for the knockdown blearher* and an outdoor ring pitched -under aonte tall tree* One would never •hlnk that In a few dava Joe <^>Ula waa to make hla 34th defen**, of the world’a heavyweight boxing cbamplon-ehampiunihlp. There waa a nip in the air and the autumn Have/ were falling fail even though ‘ it arrmrd like onlv yesterday that Lohia wa* hare perspiring .under a hot *»n Hr hi* outdoor fight* with Hilly Conn tfti Tami Mauriello. The camp bad • Ut4t*mte" IrtuVr Hke Main Street in some small town on a Sunday, except that •igolie wea billowing un from be­ hind one of the buildings whom two hired hand* w et/ busy rak'nr and burning fallen leaves, i “The champ’s ln-tbe home over there." said one of the workmen. v® ^ Outstanding (J.ridtter F ost Season Game lin eu p s Are N ear Com pletion • NKW YORK IHe. 3 tA*>—Aerial artist JuHuny LuJo«k. Who ho* ■kippered Notre Daitlo throughout Hr the Aaaocllaled I’ reaa its current unbeaten campaign, li Ihr lit 17 winnrr of the llciaman The lineup for the poat-araaonl Trophy, awarded annually to the }*,„! gam<-*, Including thirteen far New Year'a Day. waa just about root nlet e today. • Selection of an opponent for orth Texas State in the Salad i>wi at I’ hoeni*. Art*.. and. for Ban Diego 8 ta»e In the Harbor Bowl at San Diego remained be­ fore the roster could Ik* railed Complete. A vacaney waa cauied bv the withdrawal of the Uni* veraltv of Nevada, anparenlly be•n-jao the university hoard did not1 deem the opposition sufficiently •dung enough for the Wolfpack NKW YORK Her, 2 m —Jrr LOula nierfte Jersey Jor Walcott 'n Madlaon Square Garden FHdav light and the hokofficc cash register* are ringing out a merry tune. So atroiur la I-oui*1 persona) drawing power that even against 1 short-ender like Walcott more than SIOO.OOO already bn* .been converted Into tlrkrta hv the pub* Hr for the achedtiled 15-rniinder. Walcott la an H to 1 underdo* and will* collert 16 per rent. The 20th Century ia thartrln* from ,|3 to. $30 tor the fray amt all aeata are on a reserved basis. S 1od Bowl offirlajs, oftcr ,recfivlne n Nevada’* acceptance, had sought to pick,an opponent frurr. among Kansas, Missouri. Texas Christian and Baylor, hut wero unsuf«uful. Nrvmla Uimed down the Invitation after North Texaa State are-euled a hid. Othurwise. the ei-lection nrwcys-1 at this point wp* pnifinedC principally to the picking of . team* for the two post-season cuntdil* which employ sectional all-star aggregations — the" Esil-* West shrlhe benefit game at San Francisco on New tear Day amt the North-South gome at Mont­ gomery, Ata., Dee. 27. Latest to loin the bowl parade were Maryland and Georgia, which agreed to meet In Jackson­ ville's ’Gator Bowl. Miami (D.) University accepted a bid to idayi » Seminole County Court Records n u u tv v T t iiiiK U * WMilan,*. Kllarti.ili ii h • wht. To in -n it Jlnilt.rn, lira,) Ti> J C FfetWrfl hu * P er* U. __ K**i*h. Milo vim Id a iimu -II-TV W I») To J a Peakhaaj Keog h . ( L T D itiouah. S a iftap contest which will •*** J5,"1",? Tho Seminole High School coaches arc shown u— . ping plan* ----- —for the poat season . Hus Carrie K Tu iwilla n>mgh ltiiirn ffrom rrmi 1.1 *11 in lwfttf . "Pfl?*** IM l>e played with Fletcher High School in Jacksonville Beach fiialitrfliiv Saturday niirkl night.. M Shown left to wright Alute t(o*ti* ^mletem. are. hackfiehl coach Tim Tyler, Jayvee awl tine coach Krrd (ianaa, Fell spinner and signal caller Untune.-g ru i» *e Xt To , It V Cl*na* rt u s M arg aret K. Holly Piercy and Head Coach Carl "Gooae" Kettle*. * o: toik- Jrsaap lotari Co, Tu Har­ •Photo By ltaypmnd Studio old Ja.fc.Oii unit Hr*!* Ultlrf. IM Ia m y , Turrtnij H a * . l . l i t U T,» J Cute*. iu -IU ray. Tommy .las JJstl* To J J rut aivist* op laruH vsi. i *i i subject. It almost seemed like Louis was defending bla title for the first lime In hi* Madison Square Gar­ den fight with Jeraey Joe Walcott on Friday. Dec. 6 , so serious waa Roxborough. "I missed Joe'*' fleht* with Conn and Mauriello.'* said Rnxtmrougb, “ hut it doe* my heart good to *ec how firm he looks In training. Thl* la -ana- fight—that—ha'a guinr to make sure nf because Joe realiie* he’s over the peak he attained when ho was 26 and 27. "Hc'a 33 now. and will be 34 in May, and iloys not have the tame rfxpdinatlon of mind and muscle. It'a the same in all sports. That’s whv Joe ia working real hard. "Walcott ia the type of fighter whu i* tugged ami hla style ran place you at a disadvantage. We've discussed-all that. I like Joc’a mental attitude for thhs fight. He'* real serious almut this one." Although Marshall Mile* still i* Llulp' manager, don'* think fo>‘ one minute I.ou|a will pass up any advice from Rnxlnrough, the former promoter of amatrur foot. balLIn Datrlot who |rt*rr*t*d kids, amr torul* In particular. In taking to a church gym fur boxing In*truction* .It hai Wen rumored that Lou!* does not have the security nf a min who earned mor* than $3,000,000 In the ring hut nnxItof'ough, denies thl*. “Joe has nlrnly of security,’* Nation W ide Campaign T o D ecrease Fires Is Launched By Underwriters AP Newafeaturee N$:W YORK—A nation wide campaign among local fire de­ partment! to aid the grain saving movement by checking the number of. fire* In flour mill* and grain elavatora through Inspection* has been launched by the National Roar'd of Fire Underwriter*. Lumps of “ several million bnsht ela of grain’’ In two elavatar fires last December^ and two nrain arnh flour mill fire* in the early montha season, bot h* - won’t any likely trades by it the Hue* will finish End of the Line The day after ho wa* named a* the Amerlean-Lcague’a moat valuable player, Joe DIMaggio lunch­ ed with Praxy Pu'rd Frirk and publldtor Charley flegar of the National League. . . . . Anyone want a bel they learned some­ thing useful for the next world acriaa! . . . .Juckay Sterling Young, who has just opened a (he Detroit On tha business agenda, the In­ ternational League held it* an­ nual meeting and faUgmd the - nturtiM iAT r u n n n fWurt-i. r . tv. Ij .U 'S and H Hlk, I Lrrsamwxlrt rtnodgrau, O. It. Hus nursh L*-u uf 1947 are cited In a.hullftln ill*, t*e. tad I tUk. t’ usd tads 1 and 4 trihuted to fire departments g ‘ Ink* Warman llelgtiU, “ With an emergency demand of Ittk. Webb, W. p, inn.OOO.lHK) bushel* of grain 'for ' WM u.i a uad KJk Lot * I'lk the starring people In the war Itoiaitait t i r i s in*.. swept areas, and the m* J of main­ A s h le r. K ie l Lo ts It am i IS taining a fairly normal supply ou Add. for the people of the Unltkd T u rn # *. Id a II. States, linnu'dlqif action to pre­ L e i S, HIM. 11 T r . 1 vent deal ruction "by fire of grain M rrlw allw r. Ia>l* A I I P uf M H fu t and gralnr‘ products Wromea of ■ ■> ■ P1 «M fori vital, imparlance/* the bulletin Uf W I*S f r H nf N W , n l ' M V ‘, Ilre w tn u , w . I *. lawal fire departments are urged to »tnrt with rwilplnto sqr. WOys uT: nre hjtf'«fds trreTeratora, grain and feed mills, liAkeries, greveries and fee<l stores.1 “The fire deparament should ad­ T w iti, r m vise these (dare* to undertake a P. I I * f—I uf M m of S W 1, of aelf-in*|rcrtlon aorvlce by some of iv y (t« a IL g . *« f a n VV or the staff competent to undertake if. O u t. tu n K e t c , C -.v l . t i t . l l , •liHHlwtn. It> )‘ K HUS f h u t M O the work,*' the Ward urges. “ Self-care jnay often prove of L o t* 1*1 amt I * * LongW oeit. more value than outside Inspec­ H a ir , ! la r v * r H *tu« x in ra a cH I, tion and supervision, am! for tort to Itlli. Ik tlHninWulil. that reason it is essential that N OTH k o p H » r i ’. M j f i t * It-. i>»*n«Hi.m P la a u r r f'n rv. tnP all establishments ajoring, han­ h'rnliUr I. T h » m a * H u i T h s lin s , dling and proceaalng grain and lit I i H M I H U t i p D i n ............ grain products ahmiid he vitally Irtdn g t. T<>i»rt*. (o n u rrly or interested In 'a self-inspection Mlttvl, Ilury laoJ, uu« In laingservice,” the bulletin explain*. Tire department* are urged to call local meetfhg* through -cham­ ber* of commerce and insurance ngenre' associations to explain the need for constant 'self-inspection to all business men Involved in the grain business. - Bromine la a normal*part of all human tissue. minora and the maintenance of the bonus rul* I which waa Instituted) laat y$ar. _ i* Frank J. Shaugbntaay was re­ elected president uf a throe-year was secretary-treasurer •William Manky. Charles j Stoneham, ■resident of the Jernauted vlcai aer City -y#ar term, Roihbrough, h o ld in g u p a p a ir of president _ t -kucrenilng Georgs alss uf No. minlaturr gold gloves Louis gave hi* former manager when he won tha Chicago Golden Glove* title in 1934. Thumb Fan "Jot gar# ’am lo me to keep After leading the Lock Uavm, but I’m Just holding them until lly Frank Hack.It . ha retire* ra undefeated chant- Pa., Teacher* College eroaa coun­ try team to victory over Scran­ ton U., on a recent Saturday, , ‘ Chars and Co, of tha Merchants* Jack St. Clair hitch-hiked to l Laatua won two games from v Table Supply Monday night. Mots Egypt la estimated to have bean Philadelphia (220 milca awayj i Amusatneitt won two from Ban- 90 percent Coptic Christian when with hi* teammate, Harold liorck, to run in the Middle Atlantic A. f'.fard Ruick and tha Jayears won It was conquered by Moslem K thr** from W. O. W. Arab* In 041 A.D., but Coptic HIGH S1NGLK Krctisr — Hanford Uulck — 801 Christian* now constitute barely five percent of tha population. m an THREE KRETZER — Sanford Uluck -6 0 8 HIGH TllKKE AVKRAGER The Raiain Bowl at Frorno, Calif., completed it* billing when the Upircrslty of Wichita voted to a w p t a hid to ptayrCoHego of the Pacific. Marshall (W. Va.J College players approved a bid front the Tangerine Howl at Or­ lando and the faculty ailtlelu^ committee voted tu accept, pro­ viding “ satisfactory a r r a n g e menta" can lie worked out. Cataw­ ba College uf North Carolina It the other hikif of the Tongtriuo prugram. At Pasadena.' official* of the 441tie Haas Bawl ■-scheduled—fm^ Dec. 13 selected' Chaffey JUIllW Vollegr* nf Ontario, f i lif.. a# tho western repreaentallvij to face tho eastern team, the Cameron (Okla.I Aggies. [Attest addition to the bowl pic­ ture was the Texas Rome Howl game, to be played at Tyler, Tex., on a date to be announced later. Unbeaten, untied Tyler Junior, College will play Compton (Calif.i Junior College. r .S T A T H t n i l l T t l C K K S L J «* HUS ftoru N O W S H O W IN G ! Today & Wetlnttnday 55fOf£MEftUP/>£« ti Mth j«y Ii Monday Mallne* I Sl*»es4a*-Wff-, tWernuHersA*; hw thipicun Bow ling Nows JUST A RR IVED Opportunity For TEAM IN LOST •>. Jayceea T O W N C R A rr $. Moss A 3, Chase 4 G IF T R O B E S 9 .0 0 ... - GAUGE R ate* Top Sppt Deep Rich Colon InAll Wool F l a n n e l . T a i l o r e d For Hla Comfort. Hullt For Waar. . . . . They’ll V Brighten Ills “O fr , Hours For Years To W# Hava Moat Loada In Bhot and Cartri YORK Dec. % m - N o l r # weekly ltr-.iM k.rV raw tat»i“ M R IFLE PAJAM AS PISTQL r V i li . y 1 1 9 T T, y vrr*r: M m Open 12:J 5 P .M . •• - *- I 1 �I . / t- TUESDAY, DEC. 2, 1JH7 HANFUUD IIK R A U ), SANM JHU, F L O R ID A • — i »ii^ i - ■ Mail BuildsS rPaav M c lo r v !| ^(J Wure he,hrstarted IW Job. Jatske a number of article# that I*v« IA t ( i n AWfl I iWim« H itr . , M jr two-yi-ar con- thought up," he said "Sonic j| * ' “ ■••8 " # L/trU niS U l g Alone In Two Years »truetfon p*si*>d he wu employed themalraady - have *■— *I—en put on tha *In ”Pacific Defenses -*-----•r ; on e regular fight-hour shift i t 1 Bohn Aluminum and Bras* ^ OKSTKD. Mirh. D^; 2 DP)— , Cort% nrationfR plant JN in AilrUn* - » Working--mghtaV ihnulnvi— mil Mtrta.* Jjolldoya foy two vt-ara, L.ui* A. i "M«ybe It* funny to »le-iid my M o h ln nan romplrtr-d nn BU-hy1off hour* building a factory," he 30-foot -fa cto r/ t»uil«linfc In hi* ‘ Mid* 'Mint Tv* ^ot mtirr to show own hark y*rrf. Now he II decide for it than if i had apent the what to ,lo with it. ■ ; time in a beer parlor." ltobin, former Detroit met:;; j Alwny* int.tvUed in mataJ |ItMtt, Robin w » that he ha* architect, plumlx-g, electrician, I two or three Idea* for products hcatlne engineer and carpenter on ,h ,t hi- will develop nnd turn out the Job. Mr kept hi* plan* In hla jn hj, factory. - hud. lit never laid a concicte I "All my life l ’ve# wanted to * • • • „ • l*AGE S E V E N OZARK IKE ,,By BaV TOKYO Dec • GPt-Oklnawa loom* - Iajgcf“'th "Ami-new’* tie-’ frn»e network in the far Paeifle a* the U. R poeittofl. slip* in Korea Th»t i* the opinion America) mlllUrv men In Tokyo .-xrrrnwht-n they hrar rle'ms atlvan-Yd by China nnd the I’hllinplm-* for control of thi* ftP-mile long Island lying south nf Japan. Mans' of thr*c officers are say­ ing privately that Korea Is lo*t to the United State* and the ex­ Grapefruit ii alto known a* tension of Soviet influence on thi Asiatic mainland I* Inevitable. •Pomelo." YAHIJLKY VENETIAN HI.1NDS Thu*, thev declare, Okinawa'* .America'* Moat Ueaul.fol i In World War II the U. S. Office importance inrrresc* a* an air Aluminum .•» Cedar -- I’ dtshid Aluminum of Educeiiou piirluccd 407 found have covering the U, S. position in Aik Me For Free Estimate * film* mostly wowing trainee* how the PaelfliP . W. ST E V E N S - 617 W. Robinson - Orlando With Okinawa, Guam and th«i to do variou* join, from installing Phona 2-0729_________ ^ - a propeller shaft to sheeting Aleutian haw#; nfflcera believe they could prevrnt anv offensive sheep. thrust from the Asiatic mainland. The way they *vo it, long-range, mobile air power could piotect such aieas a* Japan from any In vadcr Thrv believe it would Iw uselrs* and ittadvisahle to maintain large di fensv force* in Japan. Moat Japanese.look to Amrrl FOH R E N T r e w o r k ,w a n t e d * A R T IC L E * F O R SA LF can air power to give them the OFFICE apace In Mr Itch Building FLOOR SANDING A finishing, pt-dection they are unable to pro­ Gas space heaters 1)4.06 up cleaning A waling. Our power vide for themselves under a n*-w large light offices, jtwiy ueecrII. U- POPE CO. INC. unit enables ua tn tjmrk whet* ronstitution which bans aimed •ted, aJI utilities, heat and ianlSEWING MAt it INKS tor service furnished. Cal) 888thare is nu electric *connectlo. forces. SALEH AND SKRVICB They, in common with the U. H W H. A A. l)ept. Store. available. -21 yvate eipurlencBert's Sewing Maeh. Shop II. M. Glea»on. Lake Mary, Fla officer*, believe that Soviet inUS H. Fh.nrh Ph. 1IM Vat endto ________________ ______________ flue nee In tjme willwiU ’ extend RECORD PI.AYF.RB and radios in .South Korea—now oevnpk-d by for rent By day or week. Tim Mu*U Box, 110 W. 1st fit. 0. R. 10 FT. double duty meat 111 Dullness Opportunities American fortcv-Tcsehing a p< display rase and compressor In little more than 100 miles from Phone 063. good condition, new motor. HALES liepn •<niallvi- wantml Japan. for ■gjghlialted Michigan corLodge A Son. 6 ACRE9 of tiled faint land, ex­ U H, officer*, pointing to poratjuii Previous sale* or hurlcellent condition, 136 00 per huica’* itratrgic b>catlon, eion«*i experience oecesaary. Pro­ MRS.' BROWN MILLERS Fruit acre Phone 781-J. Box CM tected territory. Libera) coro- phatiiv , that Okinawa’* geo­ Cake at Piggly Wiggly A Table Care Herald. miuion*. Box I’.b.A. Can . Her- graphic position alone make* it Supply. ■ - imnoiiant alj NEWLY remodeled store buildOkinawa hit* been maintained FOR HALE—lJn.crock for drive­ Ing. 601 Celery Ave. way* and roedwave— Phone FOR RENT OK SALE-Restsur- as a U. S ait bate r v « sine* it snt on highway in Otang* City. w u won at high cu-d tn Uo».t 2, W A N T E D TO RENT U»4I Sec Mrs. Hoga, c /o Westfall |a*e in the war,_________ — • Gro. • •------:• U rS .’ military men can W ex 2 3E D R 0(m furnlilted_Qr unfur- .ONfLUXlGliT. one 2 light A two 5 light celling fixtures, 2 side tTit't i\i'n <rr*rrini? ~~T~i------- ;— I pectcd to.argue for their position hlahfd' house. Phone 1000, 8:30 lights to match. Phone 011-W. I-ILLING STATION, doing nioe'whtn Okinawa * fat* I* decided at to 6 : 00 . buiUie**. Will >«ll stock and.,he peace conference, and their equipment cheap. 318 Parkj Oppo»ition to runntcr-clsim i ^ i i APARTMENT' or' light house- VEGETABLE plant* for- small and largp acreage. Cabbage, Avenue or Phone 9104. keeping roams. Phone 21, doubledly will U» strong. d^illard*. Broccoli. Cauliflower. S REAL ESTATE FOR SALE Onion*. 1-ettuce. Eacarolc. Turn- 12__ S P E C IA L SE R V IC E S i __;i*>. aj rawberry A UcLis. J. W. hl.Nl A GAB FIVE ROOM HOUSE !>«rlly fuiIWl, Lake Monrue, FIs. Plume l A 't f i i l N o t i c e 1 YOU DRIVE IT is nlahcdc. 2 nedrnoma. I M dawn, — PHONE JO* munlb. For - auUk M i n i t: -Call-Fhoite- 9178:--------- WINE FOR YOUR FRUIT-CAKE HNtlCKL AND-MORKISON Hntlce Is ticictir Vive# t)i*t W* at HOME If*. U DKIVB-IT. -INC INSURANCE atv mg»a «1 basin*** *‘ t le-ax FiiDtt *'EXCELLENT buy in aside' Jyi-d RADIATOR rtvaning, rvpaltlng. W,MH) Kl.if U*. I|t.lrt BEAL ESTATE D sin s' of Ti*'pleat FuUspe ‘ V "’ fur, coat, sixe 12, Includes trim­ P.II.A. MORTGAGE LOVNH New Kadiuturs, ru-w cores. We (isii» cni| ttia l w» Ismnil In i^Si* med hat to match. Phone DDT- \V« RAYMOND M. BALL. Realtor lake off A in.Halt. Jimmie Cow, l» r said uaitu- puteuaW <» * ‘f RegUtcrcd Broker and ell's Hiu-ei Mi-tal Works. Phone III lout .Viinii mats** t t ’lisp t-r **»-*. PRACTICIALLY new 12 guag,i LnUfi uf i‘lf F Sili 1***1 WilB-III* Insuranw Agent Single battel shotgun, excellent x.Wrk of th e t'lrc u ll f a u n f t 9*<n Rnt. 4 Florida State Hank Bldg. condition. Phone Ip.M-W. Inn),' i ‘uuMF. FI sxM*. Expert Radio Repairing Natl llorbi ATTRACTIVE home, 6 rooms, Fred M rrn, 511 B. gnu HL ) , T.. rvLeery bath, porches. D.t 100 x 136. Geticral Electric automatic hlanketv for sleeping comfort. *Owfcffft SEE Ufi FOR Double garage. Goad finance IU>‘. I, 1*0 11. B. POPE CO. INC. MIMEOGRAPH p r in t in g plan. Call 430-J. AM) TYPING SMALL’ COTTAGE, % acre land, 12 GA. Martin shotgun, excellent CREDIT HURIiAU OF condition, Hughes, liig Trailer near postoffiro Lake Mary, HApFOBD Park. 6600.00 or car of equal value110 N. Park Phsne lBfl 11 lot* at Elder Springs for sale or trade. 1920 Dodgt: truck, **'F !«tric £ .» iM C ^ m n r.nve*B07 1 ° R LKNT-FlwTr sander. fUay Can easily hicctric ?k rvin. Company. 207 ot>«r®iif»n HpamnakU rates, ra i.i BaaMew. iperation. Reasonable anothrr for part*, 41 r„ri.oo. 1031 MMirnolls Ave. Phone 101. * i i . r t hi * ford Paint A (llaaa Co. i ’hone model A coupe flRB.OO, Brown be aut i f ul an. R. Yates, rt. 2, box 181, Elder CONGREfE HLOCKH: 186^^8*. candid type 16, 61—8x8x8, inanufcaturiMi by Spring*. Hanford. * DOIHIK PLYMOUTH CAM KM A Chapman A Pgxohl. All for |30 PARTS ANI) MKRYICK 00. End of K*»t Reeond HL RUILDING iota In tt ouV of City. F It E F. . 10* palmetto Ave. Phoae 1011 Priced to sell. Phage 1176-W. MOHAM ...T RA*rvn»»| 0'V*»FB Or TMS « * IO** t*=AROE . OXABX tKF/.-iAMO , o i - i C 2 ARK net orr a 1 rtlAT I’ lPt n Bf roop t mark got a few Idea* left." v__ CALL !Hr LA'V.r _Duritur the . fIr»t _ world Kgbin turn-'d an( upstair* apart* mpnt in Del roil into a small far. tory for the manufacture of toy airplanes. They sold like hot-cake*, I-ater he became a farmer at Canandaigua. Mirh., and did pretty well at it. lie liked fanning, too. Hut the lute of the shop called him berk. "Once you get wheel* in your head," he eay», "they don’t come out easily." . s m JlX.rw>u>-(>«tw bungalow clrarly and null to .. .Show cards and pus ten with good floor plan, homo in K; F. FHRKMAtN CO.' 0 — ORB'S HUIN dUtVKJt BA RUED WIRE, 60 rolia. R. L. good rondilton, has several ex­ 1226 Hitltix S tm t O. D. lendrese. Pboc* to ll Hagan, Paula, Fla. Phone Hantra lota. r -i-1 ’ ■• foru County 3304, ROBERT A. WILLIAMS, HesRor Cohen's Bsdiator Shop for coi„- Havmond Lundqulst, A»«orl*te THAYER deluxe .baby carriage, v pleto radiator service. 106 Ma it r r r n ACfiU MISS SO Ml/Cll Phone 733 Atlantic Bldg. Bldg. like "bi-w, |26,00. Mra. II. F, ford Ave. Phone 3IJ0-W V Z c / Y wh W 1H it‘ Stirftn « 0 M Bullard,,W, 1st St, Near Mon-yu rru tr uti nvn HIGHWAY PROPERTY, On* roe Corner. '„ RAYMOND STL DIO - and one quarter arte* on lilghExpert photographer available at way with small furnished house. GOLDEN GldJW PLANTS, Mrs. all time* for weddings, anqiver* fdulk it tun* 1st tun, Plenty of space, to erect several G u n g e M affeii. , aarlra, birthday parties, social sot ssit-ptty. Help ysiti cabins for Income. Total salt­ gatherings. Phone 1093,' toead sas Is siim i I, ing price $0600.1)0. 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D ri kepptQHI RtcsniliutAUTO REPAIRING, Hall’s ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor .* pen Mslhed alien rueHighest cash price paid for user) age, Hanford and Celery Raymond Lundqulst. Associate MtltDt ITTOttl DAT. 6*1* furniture. Ted Davis Purnltura nue*. ’ Phone 733 Atlantic Hank. Illdg. ptfrlMUl tKIbtMAt; MOO UKtllHI. Co. 311 E 1st Ph, 968. NICELY ARRANGED five room For Dependable r e . r »0OSttI«t* fUll ** r t t t t n .1 i w v s r taeatstas *•«■bungalow In good section. Thi* REFFItIGERATlON BKBV1CK 9. , property Is already financed I'LL BUY your rar regardlrss'of Call c a o u avi rowNDATtoM age or condition. Roy Reel, 300 and can be handled for a rea­ Ml otxMA« ptop. McitONvui. noea* GANA8 REFRIGERATION W. 2nd Ht sonable down payment balance HKRVICF. monthly. PH. 870-W WANTED CLEAN C O T T <JN ROBERT A. WILLIAMS. Realtor RAGS. Will pay, 10c pound. lluokk'etpiny aervice, nart time; ___ _ Raymond Lundoulst, Associate The Baaferd Herald also, advice and assistance . . __ ce on Phone 733 Atlantic Hank Bldg. aweiai security and incota* tax WANTED AT- ONCE. 18 M M . ; r e a l e s t a t e "W a n t e d matters. J. F. Dempa piano*. The Music Box, 119 W. Magnolia. Phone 9107. Ut St._l*hoo* 963. (% 10 ACRES Kood farm.-land, mu*1 * Keep Anything You Don’ t IHAPF-R SERVICE V bp tiled- Write J. M .-U e, ic| 7 f a t s , U vaalppR. S u p plies Naeti? When Til Huy li, For detail* of the safvat "maid Pearl Streal, ' 4*cfc»<!W * “ “ Ult>? Fla. aervice" new In Hanford rail or FOiT b a LK—Geldlar 7 yiarn’ old, Much A n Kuritllure, write 1URV. VALET, Daytona 8 A M T ICLEB F O R ttALE -perfectly gtntls and -sound. Electric Appliance*, Beach. Diaper* supplied. Telephone 6208 Orlando be­ Hewing Machines, (’lockx, 8WEET Hamlin orangn (2.00 tween six and eight evenings, Washing Machines, • bush. R. W. Lord, Phone TtHor can lie seen any time at 13 NOTICES—PKRNONaI T Electric Motors, Tools, Farr1* Stables, reel Ave. at W___wj ^ ATTENTION LADJKB1 Michigan, OLndm Hlovm, Antiques, . . . JuhI flow brh F + Make a une-atap »enice tut alt Alwtit Anything UsnhU. for at) occstlam your laundry and dtp cleaning a H ELP~W A N TED McNEILL * YGHT F l .hits neede by using ireur favorite HIpee Ave. just off 1 Self Service L t n o y , GIRLS 'WANTED. U u*y’* Drug l ___W . Wflgjrwier ... J ^ Office pk. tjJI tglJfrfrt ph. <18-B THE HKLPY HRLFT Store. _____ " ^ ^ -«trew. u K r r r * ------TOXEIHJ F F .E .R^-ioipleie b X U ifn i.f. lire Sanford Bowling Alley wants yip T R A D IN G POST Hunt'a TunmU rft^ dc-S'or* •boys.______ ~________ ' •A- H ." U P0PE C O . D l T W . 13th 81. Fh. 1276 CABBAGE planks, Marlon Mar- GOOD practical nurie for night duty. Phone 672-W. . ket. K B. Mann, Lake Monroe. HANFORD D.autv Baion. "|*lo phone 1384 or Mary MelAhnn. BEAUTIFY your heute- with Elg- EXPERIENCED white tclenhonc 1864 Pennaaeat* all lubrication Job. ____ uatrum .hedge. CThiart L B. tylhoda. Parting 10 sad up. d*rd %-rvire, 3rd i Av*. Announcement Mann. Lake ORLANDO “* ‘ "Mernl* ‘ Orany alie or any . H. Carmichael ANNOUNCING lando Evening Ralph U now canoed«d with Sav. U05-J. and fancy ax-wing, all children's clothe* and layette* TAMPA MORNING* TRIBUNE Delivered llvered to your nop a specialty, Mrs. W. F. Har­ built fixture*, fyet-sen, eteSanford i Phone C-8 IM or 294 riett and Mra. F. A. Wilson, Wrtte or pbona collect, R. W. 401 Celery Ave. Bouldln Mfg. Co. Volusia CotutASTHMA—Free trial • S lip C o v e r S h o p ty Fair Groumji, Delsad. Phone d q y o u S 3 ”extra Vapor .Tre*t/nerv money for " ,— "S S S thousand*. Write ’ Xmas? Here la the knock of 33 Ytorof Blperlenre At®/. Bos 406, Wheab port unity. We need white, and 1-30 GAL and 1-83 gallon table • Slip Cot* * custom colored workers for a night * top water heater*. Electric Ser­ made- gunrnntced lo A U T O S FO R SALE shift from 8 P, M, to midi ‘ Company, fcO K T Magnolia vice Company, . fit . ■ . _____ daily. There, ire Job* for Ate. PboMLlMr.: • UphoMgrlog af aO . BLEACHING for 3 needed for peeking. Good ,* B « U l, and bonus. Apply to ... tin*. Florid* Fashions, Christmas Gifts—shipment. Just Base. received. ModersUljr priced. and Glass exquisite silver prices, W O R K ’ W A N TED S lip C o v e r S h o p novelties.' Ordent taken for do! elathes, antiques. Mayme Hodg- CARPEy^it wor‘- , ■■ - ' i- '-------- *— r 7 — -r p o y SMALL V OF r T /r r .o r ’.CO'WSEj) COORSBI X . ZE3L' CONTRACT 1 I SAYK HC „*■ BASS BALL... 80 YOUR 8 ABEBALL CONTRACT WITH 0 2 ARK WON'T PERMIT HIM TO PLAY FOOfTOALL, CH .M C PA N F PAIO HIM THIRTY- FIVE O'B , w ^ WHY, YOU CHEAP SO-AND-SOL.. FOR POCKET CHANOE YOU THINK YOU CAN BUY HALF A LOOKI...TM’ K IC K O F U million dollars ' CION —V -WORTH OF BAS- Ball talent J lU LET HJM PLAY BABE, BALL IF YOlfLL LET HIM PLAY FuOTB--, , 1 - , , , hk. t.M-Si.'.Ai By W alt Disney M IC K E Y M OUSE ------- - 7T s t c l l l '{ \Ow \\c?.,M0OJ£..vvg%.t- frES \\k-AT 30A N J.VA. T>* VOU1! 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The board al»o denied a request made in behalf of a client by Edwin Shlnholtcr ((•<•<!•>■••* u p * r i p , im p I to close Reklsw Rosd a 25 foot a Urge scale and can be con­ opinion of the Waller by Attorney strip leading to tMe some lake. trolled. WASHINGTON, Dec. 2 (/P>This demonstration occurred timers! Tom Wstron, who, be Gcncral Omsr Bradley came Rotary Objectives Dec. 1. lit 12 on the athletic field •aid, had ruled that with the inback home to tbs Army yester­ of the University of Chicago un­ cirsie in tsUry, the Judge wsi ( I 'm U i h * t n w r«(p o m i day to find Us site and problems der the direction of Knrico Fei mi . u » Italian scientist. | no1 •‘"titled to docket fee*. This recognises no special faith or strikingly different then when mi, ,fsmed '"^Tic ~if«v*mmcnf never ton wa* derided to be retroactive to creed and includes in its member-, ha left more than tw o . yea**. confirmed any rejwMi coneuin j,)ic ,jmr Judge Ware look office. ship men of all religious, politi­ cal or economic groups who share For the next couple of months, We sre striding hy tire ABor- the common Ideal of making the the former commander of the which have f io past. Hu* ,nry Grneral’s rtiuling" said II. B. world a hotter place In which to 12th Army Group in Europe will devote his time ‘to the transition an l«c mad*' | chairman of I he Commit- live. Mr. I.ane discussed the first from his moat recent assignment 235 rtf ttlti* .» • object of Rotary which he defined of running the Veterans Adminelement p i* ,l" ’ morn'n8' aa_lhe development. uf _irqu*ln- Dual inn to. directing th e. Army’s -"It t->-piiet-ly-a <|u.-»lion of-law," durtd Trent ursnhimI. - --------tnnres sa an object of service and operations as Chief of Staff Gen­ tho engln- declared Attorney Wilson, declared that In Rotary there sre eral Dwight D. Elsenhower plans of uranium l.ake Mary resident* In a polla t<nn of M7 «ilgnatures, were re- many ways to develop acquain­ to leave that post In early < nj!*> tratc pii 'i-niocl ti«l«y hy J. F. Fields, tance* both pleasantly and profit­ February to liecomr president of tun in tm-td 'thn nointc-il out thnl repaving of ably for all concerned. These ac­ Columbia University. The Department of the Army ■ we ti i- it the Country Club In luike Mary quaintances, ha added, soon deve­ ,01, { torn! bail l« t n discontinued three- lop Into friendships, and friend­ set aside an office - for Brad­ n tut' .-(«i i|ti!ir(crs of it tnilr from the ren­ ships arc the greatest asset any­ ley to iim- until he take* over igctive command, hut official* in th- atom- trr of the community and that one can have in the world. “ Rotary urges us and expects ■ay today it probably will lev citizen* were displeased by this us", he said, "to be friendly to­ just » place for the General to rally means net Ion. n ib«- next County Engineer M. C. Hagan ward our frllowman. The best gel hit mail. Bradley has let It Ih- known that ho inland* t» ital expend)- - tat* *1 thnl work on the one ami devote the coming weeks to get­ to nporost n hnlf mile strrtrh hod cost $8,500 ting re-acquainted with the aervi," h* nddtsL and that the extra stretch will . ..... . . —- y0#rs ice In which he solved :i** , government eo-t an aiiditional $*T,000. ComIs-fore being ‘‘ loaned'1 to th" a group, or ‘ mlsxlnber I’ope reported that the rrans Admjnstrntion. j_ tgittet-ra «-•- County Is repaving the roads on ‘ The tall, bald' general ltr—xnfm-rtirr-- money-ebtnitwd 'front rare track mu h jnfoi i fundi*. and that the Commission figure heramo famllini to available '■» Jl* Imping that these funds .will whether Its proprietor was a linns of combat troops ll i. country L 'meet the |t'.5,0nft expenditure on nicntl*cr of Rotary or not, he in­ iope will roam the Army camp* . . ______ j f the in develop- countY road improvements. Cnm- sisted that any husihe-s which ___ ami .commands «t .... ,United ih r,u tuner. nibsibtu'r McClelland pointed out serves the public as Rotary States, getting to km*v the post­ , that n*w Is the time to do the will tie lUCcesful. for llo- war soldiers, and their troublti. tepnving while tlie Dickinson teaches lary .is the church at work, and a I " c I*!*'*1*! too, to visit the millie- 2 (/!*)- Construction Company has Its ItoUrian cannot stand on tin- taly school* and staff college* ... iuccd last machinery in Lake Mary. high plane of Rotary ideals, and ami find out how the thinking ts for exp<-rThe matter w a s d e rid e d In at the samp time debase himself Km1* In there time when the whole pattern of comlial planatomic wen- favor of the paving wlk-n Jake In hi* private lifr, or in his Imsl- 1 sliucted tut K. Hick*. company reprrsenta- ness or profession. Declaring that nihc.i* bcjvy$f_ in n»*' . . .*. subjected |_ i- Pacific. tive. nfered to pave free the road with him, Rotary is a religion, lie modes <>“f warfare, cot from the running from this highway to the said that “ The Matter who said, Bradley says this travel Jit Bradley the Atomic old lallmad station. Acrompany. Do unto others as ye would be the 'United ■|jf' 'itates will krtp him and the l)e- j,iy Mr, Fields to the meeting done by* was tho first Itutannn." too busy to make ....... any , trips |i| the armed w m , |f. pugh and Herlierl ' i Defining the third object of outsido the country before .he tut the con- Lamport of Luke Mary. >f sta'rr. Rotary aa the npplication of tbr takes over ss Thief nf [ucst of the 'Petition of Charles Taylor to ideal of service to personal, bus- However, his nssoclstes expect .........Silver Lake Drive, north- im-ss and community life, Mr. that sometime later he will make anyone who no Inspection lour of the Pasouth road tunning from Onora Drossier said that ftnnit to thr lakirrwas dented af­ Uvea according tir-thl* rale ‘will *ciflc. 'a n T r i t l e has not seen ter F. C. Fullerton, owner of sev- bring distinction to sny organize- „jnce 1U'_'H when he was sta en-l'ds near the lake protested lion tn which he belongs. A Bo- tinned at Fort Shifter, Hawaii a cantain thnl itkwould lower the value of tarian should substitute service | whether n' Pacific trip might his property nnd deny the public /or personal gain, Mr. Drossier tl ■’ m lit to use tin* road, which pointed out but added that he ukc hlm M far as Japan to at present Is relatively unused. did see General Douglas MacArMr. Taylur was represented hy Lilienthal Says | General Bradley Returns T o Arm y A fte r H itch As Veteran’s O fficia l Judge W a re.S u it Whlrlt will farilltnlc advnnrgi In triirt-Jul as well ss military uses of ntomir energy. It said the const(urlinn proijtnm wiB consist, of complete facilities for the experiments, housing, utilities, rommunications, protective structures, Instruments. tinn circulta nnd control and ubsei vution posts. . Sonic wartime milltarv ' Instalhtllnna will Ire rehabilitated, the announcement snld hut gave nn'hint of how many persons will he involved in thn construction nnd the later experiments, Give Something FOR TH E HOME Thin Christmas^ G la d iro n w ith it to m o rro w ! Iron; shirt* In 4Vt min. Irons-shuts In 2 min. starts, stops, opens and closes automagically company him on a thrilling Jour­ ney complete with typhoons, ship­ wrecks and sea gypsies. *‘Mls» IBckory, by Carolyn Shrrwin Bailey (Viking). This la a perfect book for small-fry though teen agera will enjoy read­ ing it to young alitor. This fas­ cinating story, winner of the 1947 Newberry Medal for the “ moa: distinguished c o n t r j b u t l o n to American literature! for children,” will hold the interest of child, and perhaps her adult reader as well, from start to finish. It is the story of a liny country woman with an apple twig body and a hickory Mark of the Leopard,** b; TEEN T A L K ,\P Newsfeaturea Dear Judy. Books for bookworms, (hat’s our. motto this Christmas. An easy way to solvp the gift Prob­ lem, and any girl or guy will ap­ preciate a good hook. It won't look like an easy.way-out gift, either.—Not If - you stop to con*idcr whether Sutle or Mshle or Jjrk like sdvmturn, hobby, sports or success stories and then gtve them a selection they'll be boomhsh shout Herrs' a roundup of Interesting IdMiks which may give you some Bortks by Teenager* "Cheml The Magician” . .bj Both Duskin (Dodd ktead) Kuthie tells about adventure! with her father, a chemistry ti-srhcr, and ail tbc fun and ex­ citement connected with thn my-stcrinus elements in chemistry. "Abraham The Hlnerant," hy D->n Hutler (Dodd Mold). Bon nr a"K8y#itirrD#h-wfBen>r~ktr Bradley place In which to live,” Rabbi Skop spoke on the fourth object of Rotary, nr the advancemeat of international good will and understanding. He recalled Hint, Rotary first took on an Inter­ national aspect In 1910 when the first club outside the United States was orghnized at Wlnurpeg, Canada. • T “ .Since then,'* he satd, “ it ho* swept the world, ll must have something great and big that busy men throughout tho entire world feel a need for it in ad­ dition to their work, their church­ es, and their various other organ­ izations, and will give their lime will sketebea. carers everything from the invitation to the merry, good­ night*. ' I t wjll help you plan a party and tell you what to wear, what to serre, and even what to •inic at your ahindig. Adventure (Mas "Whit# Terror," by John J. rioherty (Gro»*ct A Dunlap) telia of the, adventures of the Ice patrol . . *. an exciting book which folIowa the eareerx. a l the, Interna­ tional Ice Patrol, the men who try to keep the ocean free of lee- den G. Stevens and Patricia Kem|*el (Lippineott) .Is .the thrilling story of adventore in Central Africa. “ Sugar and 8 plec,” hy Lor­ raine Belra (llarcourt, Brace). The adventures of a 17-year-old girl, a high school senior, who finds she must give up her college plans so her brother can go to college. “ Why always boys V she asks herself. "Doesn't a girl need nn education too and why must she always take the leftover Jobs?" How she copes with this issue makes Interesting reading. “ The Golden Flash," by May MeNeer (Viking) is all about a gold and rod fire engine which wanders across the country In the middle of the J9(h century.™ - ■ 7 Nature IA vers "Rufoui Kcdkall," hy Helen Garett (Viking) Is the story of a hawk and hJa beautiful redtail mate. The Illustrations hy Fran­ cis Lee Jaquca will alio delight bird lover*. “ Black Wing, The Unbeatable Crow," by Joseph W. I.ipplnrolt (Uppimytt) Is thc story oi i pet ft 6w tndTtbw Intflguing thU csn i>e to the owner is related glow Ingly— Hobbyists “ America's Stamp*,” hy Maude and Miska Petersham (Macmil­ lan). The»«r,two artists have collalioruM in roitectiiif, lithographs of every alamp In the U. 8 . This ia a good book for philatelists of ingenious and brave little mouse who rescue* damsel* in distress snd rouU vnislns. , For Hporta Knthuissts “ Shad Haul,** hy Paul Corey (Morrow) will anneal to young fishermen whn will thrill to the way a group of high achool boys overlhrow a gang of corrupt fish­ ermen on the Hudson River. “ Gridiron Challenge,” hy Jackson Schol* (Morrow) Is the story of a lad who was an amateur prizefighter, goes to college with a rhlp on his *ahoutdcr ami a the Books of Knowledge (Grolier) swrlleit head and discovers that will be useful for tail the family, you've got to undcritand sports­ Vivian manship to make the football worry. But these are *oln piohUma the veteran * confronted •iiill.i with: I, Helping Induce Congresi and the country tn accept a program uf universal military training. 2. Being prepared to explain money requests la lawniskers “ Bkiing The* Americas," hy John curious about some wartime ac- Jay (Macmillan) will give the amateur and professional skier plenty of Info. There are lots of funny anecdotes about experifelldwmen," , Gordon Brlsson, president nf the. Sanford elub, thanked the visiting HoUriuns nmf puinird out that nil outatanding characteristic ' Biography and Career* In l l ' t • ■ People Are Our Ruslnrss," by .Rotary seeks tn advance InUr nf Unlary, as tie had found It, It s (Lippineott) Is a national . aimlan laiuUiLg__through that enyone who Is- called upon 10 schnlarshlps and oxchango of serve." wecdiRil the ' ffIJidh*1111111J students between nation*, through and docs tho best he ran, nnd Ite for teenagers who. would likn travel abroad, through Interna­ added that the more a person careers working with people. tional ronvej] lions attended hy puls into Rotary, the mure he gets Therj*are cxjic-rlcnees related hy a settlement house worker, a psy­ delegates frhm every country In out uf it. Dr. Harry Bilshy was welcomed chiatrist. an occupational thera­ tho world and held In VkHmtJ cities;’ (Tirrtughnut tho ‘ woVla, Into the club as n new member by pist. a librarian and others. thruunh piihllc forums whefo President Brisson who also pre­ "Writing - For Children," by inlernallonsl .problems iyr dis­ sented him with a booklet entitled Eric Berry and Herbert, Best cussed amP through outstanding “ Welcome To Rotary," the RoU (Viking) is a. common sense ap­ of Ethics" and a proach for kids who would Ilk* ■peaksn on international topic*. ary “ Code Vlf we are to have peace lapel IrtlUnn. to learn how to write -children1! Charles Morrison had charge of books. throughout the world,’” ho con­ cluded, “ It must come through the 'Program and led tho group in , “Title To Hsppiness," by Ade|e men who are Inspired with Inc ■Inging, with Harry Kudell at do Lccuw (Macmillan) . . . . all Rotary Ideal nf service tn their .he. piano. about a girl who made a success of being a real estate agent. ■ “ American Women* of Nurs­ ing," by Edn* Yost (Llpplptott). These biographies of ten out­ standing American nurse* will appeal to the girl who has been weighing a nursing career. "Shoestring Theatre," by Nancy Hartwell (Henry Holt). Girls in­ terested In the theater will enjoy this story about a family of kid* who put on summer theater and of the fun and tribulations which help make1 actresses. •Young Miss Burney," hy An­ na Bird 8 tfwert (Lippineott) is the story of little Fannla Bur­ ney. and her otwervationa of life In larmton In the middle 18th cenBurney, and her observations of life in London in the middle 18th centur: ja She a Party GirlT "The Betty Bets Party". Book* .(Groaset and Dunlap) with gay Hear , , , , •Decorator Has New Ideas On H anging Pictures In H om e Cabinet Head IC n H Iisrl U«w '1‘ee*' 0 * 0 Grnrr ally avoid reprodur lions. 'If the original Is wellknown, everyone knows It’s a re­ production. If you must have a reproduction, make sure it Is one of an unfamiliar original. 4. Hang your pictures at eyelevel. Try one hung so loyr that It will be on the eye-Jev(| of a heated person. 6. » Keep sway from figured walls and atlck to solid colors. A neutral gray Is best, and if you are afraid, of monotony,'paint one wall a rich color-and slick to gray for the other three. While (he effect of a solid color wall Is to conceal the ■dimensions of the room, figured wallpaper* and numerous paintings merely show people just how small the room Is. 6.. Stick to da wings in small rooma. Oila and "academy paint­ ings’* are heavy and weighty and should be used only In Urge rooms. 7. Don’t cluttey up your rooms with objecU of art or furniture. Always remember that The peo­ ple are more important than the please you. Never buy a painting because It is considered a smart one. ‘ ,, 9. I’aint over frame*—particu­ larly gilt ones—so that they blend with the walls and focus attention on the painting itaelf. 10. Never hang paintings on itlir. fMPi Tenpin never-look i t TP0D1. ' ------------8 . Buy or acquire paintings that them there and lla just-another FO R T H E BEST ICE C R E A M We make our own Ice Cream, All flavora ly . . . Dclieloua — H ealthful . T O P I C E i C R E A M 414 Sanford Avenue ■sno r AT HrAR GAUE T , EVERY HAT fOTt “ H O T g, t)T BPEc iAtar AND "EVERY DAY LOW PRICES, GOOD MONDAY, TUESDAY, WEDNES DAY qnd THURSDAY. W estern A A Grade Minnesota Milk Fed Veal STEAKS CLUB. RIB, CHUCK o r SH OULDER WESTERN PORK CHOPS, END CUTS SLICED DRIED BEEF LEAN GROUND H AM BU RG ER P R IM E S FANCY FRESH 2'ACAN 19c PEACHES L IB B Y FAN CY 2K CAN 25c P IN K SALM ON N 0 .1 T A L L FANCY 45c TU RN IP GREENS 'FAN CY 214 CAN 10c FRU IT COCKTAIL LIB B Y ’S NO. ^35c CLOROX ' QU ART 1 2 '/2c D AIN TY P A K FORD HOOK LIM AS NOl 2 CAN 25c N B C RITZ N 0 .1 23c N B C PREM IUM SODAS NO 1 22c J. M . P O W E L L o f (he 5** our Ono-MInute Shirt Domonitratlon ...see hew the Otodiron nroker hwdetMe4«a piece* easyIt b te tns, hew fart, hew efficient. Wheelt where you E V E R Y T H IN G FOR SEMINOLE. CHURCH OP CHRIST ATLANTA, GEORGIA In A Series Of It T W hfd I and Ito/fi in \K tqvar# f••t of ipoc*. GOSPEL 8 KRMONS A* le see the eM ilp* thob Auiomaoie WAIMtl At The SPOR’ LAY-AWAY PLAN Church. O f Christ ieeewd Street and Bhit ,Ave«»* M USTARD GREEN S' FANCY D E U Q O U S A P P L E S GREEN BEANS Ige. bunch 10c Ige. bunch 10c . SHw. 39c 2 lbs. 35c 4 lbs. 25c lb .0 5 ‘/ 2c 8 lb. bag 29c 511m 35c �If I p TH E W EATH ER In Unity There I*S(rength— To Protect (ho Prate of (ho World: To Promote the Progress of America; To Produce Pro*peril/ for Sanford. Partly, rlondr with slowly riling temperature* thf* afternoon, tonl|(ht and Thursday. i 1 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER TOLUSIE X X X V I I ! ? - - j H j House States U. S. Marshal Hit For Saying “ The Constitution Be Damned” 4,050,000 In i WASHINGTON, lie*. 3 l/T’> Home Foreign ./Mfairi Com imttrr, urging prompt action on 3590,000,000 of rtrrp-CrnnnwnHm •id for Europe and China, laid Inday that Soviet R tiria ha. 4.050.000 men under aim*. In a formal report lo'the Home, the committee raid lhi» estimate of Ruuian military itrenglh war given *k by the War Drpntlmenl during cniAideration of forciqr #1 legirlation. House dehate committee .bill it- lo begin tomorrow with J Vole likely early neil week. I be Senate hat patted a $597,000,000 M l. For aid lo France, Italy and . Am ina, at requeued by .Ihe Ad- ‘ hiinitliatmn. " 4 SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, DEC. 3, 1917 ay— — ■ Report W a s Given T o Group WhicITUrges Prompt Action On F'orcign Aid Bill ■* Established 1908 ~T The foreign A ffapi Committee u id eight Soviet satellite Bate* M v c 1,121,600 men in there armies and tecurity fortrt, while ground fotcet of free Euto|tean stifle* total 2,789.000. It naht tho United States his 11.1.000 nr tried men in Europe 1— : xnrt tas.fXm-Tli-tMr fniiMlry: "The Soviets," the report raid, “ hart a clear and rtef|nlle polj icy of attrmfiUng lo prevent American aid to Europe or A»in, 1 Jted a further policy of making Hch aid ns ineffective and ex­ pensive na possible." ’ While Ihe Russian plans should not drier na from rendering nec­ essary aid," the committee, cau­ tioned. "we roust not fall through the Soviet trap of Weeding our(I'aallasrit tin I'm . IMitli D octor T estifies Closed Session O f Satira’s Trial H AVAN A, Dee. .1. (Ah - The murder trial of Patricia (Satlrn) Schmidt want Inlu rinsed session . feidnv after n psychiatrist leftified John Lrstr'r Moa of Chicago, whom she shot last April, wa* "subject lo a type of sexual perversion,” A ,m.The psychiatrist. Dr. Khriquo •Wsnm nf T;— qmroi— rm*— trttrr KAN SAS C IT Y . Dec. 3 (d ’) - F r e d A. Canfil. U . S. Marshal here and a personal friend •■{ I’fenVcnl Truman, wa» preparing a reply Jo lay tv Senator Forre»l C . Donnell's request for an explanation of a "Conriitntien be ftamree.** statement purpottedly made by him to a Springfield. Mo., ^hotn^iapher. 'At tS» Mine time a civic • 'ganiration forwarded a resolution to Tillman asl.inv CanfiF* irrtsovel. Canfil, a World W>r one "bud-f — " . — ) w a ^ Peace Treaty French Train en Wrecked And T o Deputies 13 AreKilled Russia RroposcB-Two Communists Believed Guilty O f Sabotage; Months’ Delay In Mobile Guards Pro­ Preparing , Treaty; tect Assembly Meet Dulles T o France Race Vote Defeated * In U . N. M eeting . GENEVA* 8wltxe/land Dee. 3 — A aobcomfnlsslnj) of the Wilted Nations Gomtnlssion on human rights rejected by a vote o f 11 to 1 today a Russian pro­ posal to Investigate the negro problem in the United States. Only the Russian delegation favored the motion, before thn subcommissien on prevention of discrimination a/td protection of minorities. .The resolution pro­ posed “ to consider the •petition presaoted to thn United Nations Wire since 1048 , by 15,OOOjOOO ffigroca residing In the United States of America, who art aub* Jectcd to discrimination on racial grounds." The U. 8. delegation opposed the motion, saying it was aimed at fbe*UlUted 8tale* only and did - Hot Include consideration of al­ leged racial discrimination else­ where. The United Kingdom abstained from voting for thn L.D FOR MURDER .1WATER Dec. 8 Weatly. 83 year i rg pouitryman, was •In■jiciw today by the Plnallaa coun­ ty grand jury for murder in thy first degree In the butcher slay­ ing of his 43 year old wife, parts o f whose body were found last Bay, ' N O . 273 ■ 2 0 Reported Killed ?. Congressmen Work On Plan To Insure 1948 Fertilizer Supply Hundreds Injured As Rioting Over Partil ion Continues; Property Damaged • R* GORDON BROWN PA RIS. Dec 3 (/P)—Five LONDON Dec. 3 (A1) — Ruuian tj$1 SI'ITIAI WASHINGTON SFItVK I thoutand *teel hrlmctrd police Foreign Minuter V, M. Mololov H'ASHINtj I ON, Ikt. ) (Ip)—-Two MmiiUppt rnpgresimen **e proposed today that the Big Four and mohtle‘guard*-were ttatloned wofkrpg on a proyram Hev't-nr)! to insilie that_mijthetn lirmen will powers delay twmiderstion -o f-a around the clumber of the. na­ have aUequalr-sttppliri id-trtfilirerfor-thnr-lddtLw^,,, German peace treaty for two tional anemhly today while that Both ot them, Re*** Al <ineihy anil Whitten. Dennu it*. ».nd to­ monlhi, hut then hacked dnwn on body continued to debate on the day they want no rfpililtnu of *,a t!‘ year's lituatipn when, tjrev nd, ihe proixiwl. at Icail temporarily. 'government’s five-*ection attik** fertiti/cn .arrived tm> late in in*uflitient quanlilie*. to meet »outhetn “ The Soviet, »pokrim.in auggrt- control'lull, two lection* c j which need*. * - •- * Ird at ihe foreign minitlrri coun­ were newly atqiftivril. IDatinga’ on the entire f.-rti-J► Of final report* 'that lahotrpi* llier situation me to open Ihe. didn’t allot sufficient ships to cil irision that the United Slates, caused a fatal train wreck on 11 Iwfore a Housr .Vgiicultmu bring in nitrate* am! thin for* Rutiia. Great Britain and France sulx'ommltter of which Ahernrthy tiliirr,* arriveil too late to ajl agree that all propoiali for pre­ the ParipLitle line *|wd the dep­ is a member. the mid-HUth," • uties'. indorsement of the first paration of a peace ‘treaty be Earlier Whitten hail nsked 11** Reptesentntive* of the Arm/, two lections, dealing with *aharriculturt* autwommittee of the Rlati* ami I'oniliirrre 'Depot tbatrd upon decitiom taken at the House Approprialiuns C-ommitter inenlH,' the Maritime Gviimn limn. Yalta and Pohdam conferences, nlage* end agitator*. th e fertiliser industry,|farm orThe guard* wetr plared about to limk Into IRc hiaitcr. He luggevted that the four gov­ The aubjeei, however, wa* left gouiiatiuhs ami fhrinet* tloiuthe* asrnild^ chamber before to­ ernment* »ubfhit to the council to the agriculture .group simv tirive* will !«■ asked ’ to testify, day’s session opened, it wa* the it investigated. certain phases* of Abernethy *« hI. their propntali for a haiit of a first time |ml»r had worn hrl the question last 'year. Hi- added he want* ii.forma German jteaie treaty within two met* during the rtnrent wave ob - AWmethv Mid h»-i* aerking ih^ Unn from ‘ ferliliter manufaeir t month*. fotmnlinn ‘ from various govern­ oi* unit distributor* o* to therr. disorder*. French Foreign Minuter George* of allocations ami qunuThe Champ* EIysre*wa» block­ ment agencies aud from the in­ "mettoot* tit it*a nvnilnl.li', with particular dustry as well. ’ Bidault, ju't back from confer­ ed o ff al Place Franklin Delano "I. propose to see Ilint t’ btleiui reference to allocation* to ileoience* in Farit with top French Roosevelt (Rond Point) and in nitrates are Imported this year er* and customers of b'og stand­ official*, interpoted a prompt ob­ in suffirirnt quantities and on ing ’’ the. Place Concorde. jection. He told the co un cil.it lie Nil'll t|l**5l* tiff* jWflU* of llu Florimand limit)', f'nmmiinltt time," he told a re|xnter. "I.a*' 11 ••rtlltewrif t»« r*vaf* l»»**l already had on the agenda many deputy, dcnicil—utports tlrat th«* year the Maritime t'emmi-sion bail plnnnvd t<> Many Improvements Educator Says U. S. of the im ie*’ enential to a Ger­ Communi*r* man -tia aty;—tlial-tlwy- Itad-lwen march—on llm - u u u iU y.----- —-— — Reported “ A t - Club - Spends More On L i­ ditruiiing them: and that if it The ■police cordon wa* dis­ !«!•• In the day and tr»fquor Than Schools withed to accept Molotov’* prp- solved By New President fie waa allowed to jro thrcugb. pmal, the council "might ju»t a* A higb source tn the ministry « 4CilntlMMVal ten I'irp I:i||fc'll LO U ISV IL1 X . Ky., Dec. 3 (/I*) well go home now." Many families have selllrd heir and louiists are bring attracted — D ie Southern Asoristmn ol American informants and of­ here because of th e . Seminole Colleges and Secondary Scliooli ficial British sources^ald Molotov Country Club's fine golf course, was expected lo announce late withdrew his proposals. French a ” * I I h I I m H »■ r a s e K I s M I John K ey, president of the club, today its action on icatcrrdiling Kridcr And Chase To Marine Engineers Dc* today told Kiwanians at their a number ol schools and colleges, Take Office At dst. They include Morchead (K y.p mnnd 15 Percent meeting at the Tourist Center. Clyde Tcrwilliger, club pro, told State Tcacheis College and AtMeet *In January Boost In W . i r c s of the health advantages of golt.’ Unta, G a.,-high schools, 1 The difference lielween n hnsh•llnger and a foodhandler wa* playing* and Chailes Potter, club I D ie association's four-day anIt) \8H O tTATED P R ES S With 412 vote* rail in I he gen­ explahiet! to approxlmalelv 150 —The CIO proceeded today with manager, pointed'out the need o f'n u al convention closes after a. person•< who attended the Florida eral City election yctluday. John banquet tonight at which Ortl a new club home. .< Foodlmndlets Scliool today at the Kridcr with 432 vote* in Group it* plan* to *cck a "third round" I'iio Teurikt Club jponsored a ToorbH Canter. Mora than ofl i>er- No. I, and Randal) C hair wilh of imilwsr wage incrc.nr*. •The girls lextrtl* and boys dou­ way Test! will be principal speak** ble qua it etle of the Seminole er. He it chairman ol ihe Board covered dish auptwr last night a l |rrltt Df the eating and drinking 405 in Group N«. 2 were •elected Philip Miiimv. ’prciident of the 6:30 o'clock which was enjoyed |rslalilishment* in Seminole County High School Glen Club, under of Higher Education in New Yota by all attending. Mr. E. M. Arml- w„ rP reprrsente.i during Ihe thtee- a* tity commiuinneri by the CIO, in inakim; hi* announrement direction of Miss Ollie Reese Whit­ City. tag®, director of recreation, an- dntf session whiri) closed this after- .largeil number volrn in a ycilcrday in'Wathingtnn. »aid he ‘ * The southern educators yester­ Bounced today, ’ tle. sang a number of popular no?.n ,i ■ • • I . . ,, . (municipal r!ectinn*»k many year*. Iwpc* it wdl "not he VDecenary" lie u id that Mr, E. C, Esterir, K. Russell Jarksnn of tb* rlnr-i ... , „ , and light operatic hits that were day heard an address by Dr. president of the Tourist Club, Mr State Boatd of Health,. a»T 0n|)* " * write-ini ballot*^ pin In have •trike* to win ihr in well received, with Mi»s_ Whittle Ralph McDonald in which he formerly of Ohio and now a resi­ *l*tri| by D. Catta of the Hotel peily marked with X. were count­ r rra,c*. A* he w-,i» i|rcaking. tlic a’nd Lilian Moran accompanying. asserted the continuing ihortagt dent of Ranford, told of hia trip C/immision, told 'the group that ed and of theie M. J. Ij>dgr (TQtoffational Maflnc Ettginrct* Thry were introduced by Doug­ of elementary teachers is "tolos- to California, and comparing the a hn-h-slinger w.n ii person, siov- former , comm in loner, recerycd Ben^Wal Aitoclalion in New two. said that he likes the Florida enh- ih personal bnliil*. rarelesa las Stenslrom. Kiwanian Harojd sib unprecedented, shocking and climate much better. (oug*and Fred Williami. who wa* 5 Oik aikerl 4H Atl.uitu .rod Gull in pri'iiarlAg and serving food, and Kaslner had charge of the pro- Iragic." A business meeting followed, inefTkient and indifferent in eer-,* candidate in the Nov. 4 primary. ciMit lleamihip corit|tanici for a Sir—MaDenald. Washington. Ml ■t- which time " It waa JeebUd to Ttnir rustuinei*. ■ jm r-------• ----------------------- ■ ------4 * per -ceol liaii). u j » i' |7crctt7il twn.1 PORTLAND. Me-. Dec. 3. bp) — Ihe United Stair* should train mtimlcer force* irnmediatrt) for United Nation* Sccurit) i non il dnl) in Pales­ tine. U. S. Senator ttrcwslcr (It-VleV Maid tinia)'. litre slrr would tone the voluntrrr group trained a- a -periat »cgmrn1 of the U, S. Rrgulir Army. There i« a "strong feeling in t'ongre** (or thr immrtlialr preparation of a -ecurlty forte — a foreign leg inn — for eclfntt in the Mid­ dle East," the senator* said in an interview. Hr expressed be­ lief th.il itin.*)* would respond ■with troop* if Jewa in Pairstine- nnkrtt fur lijtp ami the Security I'mmril wa* nut ready to -tep In'. dv" of Jhe President’a and one of hia campaign managers when he first ran for the Senate, re­ fused to disclose what his mes­ sage to Missouri’s Republican senator would say. "I cannot, tell you that,” Canfil t » l d n e w s p a p e r reporter, "for be is piy senator and a superior. This is the situation: Here la a man asking n 'question and at the present time It (the answer) is just between u* two. “ Let me say that when I am right, as I am in this case, I have no worries, If I do wrong, then it Will bo time to worry." Last night the Associated Pro­ perty Owners of * Kansas City adopt ml a resolution, demanding Canfil’s removal as U. 8. MarrimI for the western district of Missouri, "Fred A. Canfil," the resolu­ tion runt ended, "has violated his oath as well as his duties as a loyal Ualted States eitiien by d nouncing the Constitution of the United Statea by stating and de­ claring, while In the line of-duty, on Nov. 28, at Springfield. Mo., ‘The Conatitullon be Damned.'" The resolution and -Donnell's request for an explanation were based o n ' an argument a girl newspaper photographer reported she had with Canfil aa site at­ tempted to photograph Louis Al­ fred Petty, 44, charged with bank robbery, and another prisonrr as they were being ted from the U, S. court at Springfield. The federal prisoners were taken from the court with blan­ ket! over their heada, an incident recorded by the photographer's camera. Later Cannt said that he had orders from the Justice (I'nlltM S mn !*«■• Two* ohn Ivey Tells Teacher Shortage Called Shocking Kivyanians Value Of Golfing At School Meet Final Session O f F ood School Held Supper Is Held A t At Tourist Center Tourist Club By Visitors* Group CIO Launches^ 432^Votes Cast In City Election; Third Round Of Few Write-Ins Wage Increases J I ON DUN, Dec, ,1, OP)— MinM ft ol Mar L’manutl shinwetl muni tniln) that Britain i* rnn-trhftlng a Ills military depot, primnrfly t« t>lorc trop­ ical see*ice equipment, io East Afrira, nbnul 6.1 mite* northweat of Momhawa. Ill h written rrpli to n qnr*tionrr, lie -..lilt the ilcpiil would . him ,c 1Iji go—j i , u iuuL Iloo*" of rquipniint built up in tbr Mid­ dle IJa»t amt Indian Ocean areav iturlnn th* war h* '.uppbM Ibe Not III \frirait. Il.ilian and An.tfir i.vuipiIt. w.. Some nt it , will come from tndiir. * - r JiJUlSM.hM Dec. 3 '(/r) — Ai.rln and Jew* fpught with gun*, grenade*. Vnrves and fire |oday in II ••**(l«»ir *| I'SRf President* Truman Takes Airplane To F ly To .Florida Kf V H CSF Dec. .1 <fn— I’cr'-.iilcnt Trtiman arrivnl br plipe nl the Boca Chlca Naval Vjr Hasp six mile* n.olh of ’ here at t P, M. flit* IT tod at for -* ftec-day in cat um snd,cjlperch at two town* on thr pttlrr rim of the Tnllcd ft! ffl WASH INtiTt>N, Dec. I UP)— I’l evident Trumiib lift by plane lorlay f.ir ;t five.day visit in H "i " Itt- hw mr »' ■»! »wnt—amt■ for )t* 40,000 member* fit I••Sill lintel- liention ‘ .*'-|t 11*-* of lij the EVKiidrr and Mr. Ch asf h Generally, the |n *lw ar wv.igr uf: e rrtoiie* ',**)ionat I'arlf. lcd Mayor Tl. J. Gail and from Mee to Die girl, a Toledo Days Mr. Ivey In hia talk declared, rector of the National Education have some form of entertain dancer! „• "You now have the finest golf Asocialion's Department of High­ rhrnt at next Tuesday'a meeting. limit) d," "I want you to tvhlp me. You wilt'ask' why; 1 want to experience a new nensafion." •Dr. Hcnriquex. said: "He was subject to a type of sexual ■perversion railed Masochism and .even reached ssdtsm." , At this point the president nf the. three - rnsn court, Judge Cristobal. More, ronferred with '.Is associates. Then he announc­ ed the rest of the session would be held behind closed 'doors. The court wss cleared of spectators and newsmen. The dancer sat with her head bowed. Judge More said when the trial opened Sent. 17 t b it ‘ any testi­ mony bearing on sexual relations o f Mee and' Patricia would be heard nereetly. Among chose excluded from the itturt Were two United Statea embassy observer*. Mee was fatally shot aboard hia yarht Batira In Havana harbor after a quarrel with the girl. _______ Associated Press Leased Wire o w iif liash-stingi'f* aru declared Mr. Jackson, Mr.,Armilago said that the .type "fill- educated food hami Iera are course in Central Florida." I!) \ ri'uttip to n 'd tw i r v c f i l n i i|r t , of entertainment wotild I* an­ fast taking tbeir Ami. the Committiuncr George Uiihnp, hill r ir u F p aiirro ha* been for IH 1 , gave a brief history of the court.*,. the t' hf f Freeiifivr took off a t ’ II natlaaM „n I'eae I ■■*!> nounced at'a later date, but prior tracing. iV front the when not asiurnc olfrrc until Jan­ rent* an hour in .llir lin t 10 812 A. M. fEST'l, for the Boc* to the next meeting,, Ihe City expended five to seven uary, at the fmt meeting ol the month* a flrr V-J day. and an* Chlca niip.irt firiir the Key Wes* Al the conclusion of the meet­ thousand dollars a year on its rmbmarlire bste wlete ha wilt ing many went* to the shuffle Kenney W ants Count Cpmminion. other |5 eentl Lit ipting. upkeep to the time more recent board courts and-gave them their Guard A ir Patrols More vote* were cast yester­ - The strike nf printer* on Chl- dev. when G, W;_ Spencer conceivfU first tryouti. Even .some who had Mr. Truman l*‘ using hi* old day than during the entire five ea'go’s six major daily newspa­ thn Idea of a ' stock company never played before, participated plane, the “Barred Cote," for tho which raised $22,300 toward op.FORT WORTH. Dee. 3 (VFi- yrara preceding In general elec­ per* went into it,* lentil day. l l a a t l a a r S no V a a e T h r e e l tf'flMtlwiirit nit l‘ *«e 1*101 te________ _____ (roHtina** >* f u s Ktghti Immediato creation of a rada: tions according to Gordon Bradley Eneb ,o f the psper* continudl puliliratinn will) n proec** of! ‘Toast Guard patrol of the air," of the City manager’s qffice. The to guard the approaebei to five year total wa* 38D. In Ibid phntdttngravlng t y p e w r i t ten Pain Fulls On W ide Roue W ill Be Tried Two A rc Sentenced North America 'was advocated to when Andrew Carrawny wn* fopy™ Spoke*men* of opposing Seel ion O f Country termed (’ hirago the key city ff WitncHses Found day by'General George C. Ken­ elected as commlsatoner, only «.1 sidet in n showdown over the "no Con­ For Stealing Guns ney, commanding general id the votes were cast. When, in 1345, Robert William* tract" policy of the ,AFl» Inter­ Hr ASSOCIATED PRESS WASHINGTON. Dec. 3 (A V - Rtrnlegie Air Command. and Len R, I-enher were elected national Typographical Union. ItnIn fill over n wide section AUGUSTA. Ga..- Dee. 3 UP)— He acoffed at "earlli bound The ' Justice Department sai l Woodruff Randolph'. ITU pres­ nf the country today and al­ to the board, 188 voles were cast. A business executive and a 'flier it will "promptly" prosecute thinking which carefully inspects Commissioner Lesher, with 67 ident,. said in an Interview tn though temperature* generally were given federal prison sen­ American-born fva Ikuko Toguri all ocean going ship* that rearh II »alla»r<l ™ I'aar ClRhll Washington that 150 of the wer« above not mat, sub-xero tences here In connection with d'Aquino for treason If it can our country, yet leaves upguanlmember local* of the ITU hqve mark*, wrrn reported. In North the theft of 21 Navy machine I'd >0,000 possible {adding field* find witnesses to say that sh* .cuitu to term* with employers, Dakota. guns, which the prosecution sug­ bounty Board Ends made broadcasts from Tokyo to where a notenltnl ■enemy might Equipment Arriven 11"«t»11ntil'll »m l*f*Mr I ink 1i Light freerlng rain and sleet gested may have figured in a land unchallenged an aircraft Busy Day’s Session Gl’s In the Pacific. were reported fit parts of Iowa, plot to overthrow the provisional carrying atomic missiles and an For Police Station Mra.'D’AquintfT.the department Knn-ot ami MDsouri, while the government of oil-rieh Venexuela. cw;ort refueling ship," Pope Pius Appoints only enow arrt.- > the country fell -The County Commission yes­ said in a statement, has s o m e ­ Fifty-year old Karl J. Eisen "We need radar patrol planes The last piece .nf radio oquipa ftern o o n em pow ered times been called 'Tokyo Rose" flying from Goose Hay, Labra­ ncattMcd sections of Wiscon­ rdl ol of EllicoU City, Md., head terday hardl O’ Boyle To* New Post In sin amt. Aliebigun. of a large lai__J eastern ____M oil t rani porta- Commissioner J. F. McClelland although It has no evidence that dor, to Alaska, and southward ment nceiieil for installation if One rain bell extended from tlon firm, waa convicted in U. 8. to arrange for hasp iuR sat ion she used the name. The slate - doWQ both coasts tn the Panama Frequency Modulation sanding WASHINGTON. Dec. . S - h P ) - i'a*trrn New Mexico anil the Tex­ district court yesterday o f two of tuberculosis ‘eaw-a without ment'added that she had broad­ Canal," Kenney said in an in­ and receiving at tlte 'PolIra Sta­ tion, arrived yesterday by air Wavhingtun’a * Roman Catholics as Panhandle through western eounO of a theft indictment. He waiting for a mca'inr of the cast as "Ann" and "Orphan Ann.” terview. The department explained that and la to tie Installed by an RCA will have their own archbishop Oklahoma. Kansas, northern Mis­ 1, it waa reported this morn­ was sentenced to two. years and souri, Iowa,' .Illinois and Michi­ factory representative, it wa* for tha first time, „ two days In a U. 8. penitentiary. ing *jy County Clark O. P. Harp- two witness*! to any Alleged Pope Plus XII early today ap­ gan Thrrr b Isd were light falls“overt" act are required for a Mayor U rges Buying announced this morning by PoA one count conspiracy convic­ don. pointed Bishop Francis P Krough In western Netv York and in see* tic* Chief Roy G. Williams tion waa returned against Ed­ Mr. McClelland Was also direct­ treason conviction. O f Christmas Seals The station transmitter ia both l« l>e Archbishop of Baltimore tjopi of the Nt*r _England state* ward Browder, Jr., 30, of Amaril­ ed to investigate and report back mpart and aree»»lble**fiir~m- and the Right- Rev." Msgc.' P*f-’ 'and across the cuuQtry tit tha compact PINNIHK IMPORTS lo, Texas. Browder, who ja w the board the. proposed closMayor II James Gut today pair, Chief Williams pointed nut. rick A. O'Bnyle to tie Archbishop Pacific Nnrthwrst. wartime service with the Canadi­ g of Jessie Street In Booth : MOSCOW Dee. 8 .WV-FInland Washington. The mercury dropped to 7 be­ an Air Force, waa given a year Subdivision as petitioned by aapparently Is going to ■receive urged that eltixcns cooperate In One police car ha* already been of Washington once wa* a part of low at Pembina, N. D., aa a and a day In prison. number of citisena of Lake Mon­ most of tier food import needs In the Christmas Seal Sala now fitted with an FM sending ami the Baltimore arrhdina£te. Al­ roe .where the (tract' la located. 10f 8, as well as metal, fariillsara under wav to raise funds for receiving eet, and two more pit- though tt was seperaled years fresh mas* of cool air moved In Hibbard Casselberry, jr . re- and other Itarns, from the-Soviet tlie tuberculosis control program, lira earn and ona county Sher­ ago. the late Archbishop Michael from Central Canada. Grand ouested the board to improve Union under a newly announced and issued a proclamation in iffs car are to be likewise J. Curley continued to administer Forks, ami Jamestown, N. D.. re­ ported M ow ami In nearby Minequipped. which S* M id: the badly worn one and a half trad# agreement. area*. nesuln the lowest reading waa 2 A communique said “ the re­ The old radio at the station both “ Tuberculosis takes 53,000 ll' cs ml|es of hard surfaced road from Bishop Krough now is Bishop Highway 17 (o Um Seminole quest of the Finnish government In our country each year and la AM or amplitude modulation. of Provided!:*. R. L and Mon- above at Alexandria. Temperatures were 8 to 12 de­ was mat“ regarding grains. It Ona of lha main advantages of iignor O'BovIe Is executive dir­ PARIS. Dec. 3— UP)— Common- Driving Club. Action was prom­ H id tha conversations were car­ kills more people between 14 grees higher in the Southeast to­ 1st Deputy Georges Comal cited ised as soon, aa materials are ried out In a "spirit of friendly and 45 years of age than ar.y FH ovor AM recaption is tha ector of Cathollr charities In the day Compared to yesterday when freedom from static and Inter­ New York archdiocese. other disease. . the American nlm "Mr. Smith1available. they dipped to as fow aa 14 abora The Bemlnnlo County Tubatcu- ference. The board accepted deads to mutual understanding.” Goes To Washington" today - aa In VIrglnia. Finland will supply the Soviet one Justification for bla party's the right-of-way to Crooma Road Unisn with such products as lum­ losla Association • Is waging an KOREAN 8IIOT tactics of-delaying every vote an In Goldanrad. rtkta ware' accept­ ber, prefabricated houses, eallu- effective campaign to control JAYCBB NOTICE SEQUL. Korea. Dec. 3, M V tuberculosis and, as part' of Its an anti-atrlke law demanded by ed for the Gooden Addition tn The Seminole County Junior Conservative political I t s d r r case finding program, .ulvoentea Altamonte and the Taylor Sub­ lose and paper. Premier Robert Schuman. Chamber of Commerce will hold Tha heads of the Finnish dele­ Chang Dutr Son, 05, was killed every aault to have a periotic' The film, made Several years division In Bear Lake, gation, Trade Minister U. Takkl chest x-ray All activities of the* tholr regular noon luncheon outside hia home today by two ago, depicted a filibuster In the at tha Mayfair Inn tomorrow In­ and foreign Minister R. Sfento, bullets in the back — the third estocUHa-i ere ’ supported by the United States Senate. UNFAIR stead of tha night masting thar prominent Korean politician to be sale of Christmas Beals. "We," Goenat told the assembly, ■NELSON, B. C., Dae, S <JPh- are Waving Moscow tonight. waa scheduled, It was announced assassinated since ‘ the Allied In slow, deliberate words. Twenty-ona Doukbobor men and today by Gordon Bradley, club occupation began. WILLIAMS ELECTED going to do everything In em­ GREET EXECUTION Robert* II, Williams was sleeted power to delay a vote on this ATHENS Dee. a (A>>—Tan per- secretary. RITAMORB PAROLED riotous M ndag k*d m e n yester- aa worshipful mister of Hanford sons convlcttel' of espionage In Lodge No. 62, F and AM at the connection with tha guerrilla re­ TALLAHASSEE Dee. 3 UP)— ONE POUND BABY annual etecUan of officer* at bellion fn northern Greece were A $40 a week clerkship In a ware­ — 8KKET SHOOT EXETER, England, Dec. 3 MT house awaits Harry Sitamore, the Masonic Ladpe-laat evening. executed at Salonika today and The Sanford Bkeet Club will atrip and stage, a nude big-time Jowel thefts two othon were executed an the —A baby weighing only one whose He succeeds L. T. Sheppard. oped Its rang# at the Municipal atration. Other officer* elected were F. Island Of Acgina. On# o f those pound ia alive In a hospital today, brought him a 40-year sentence Airport' Thursday for members "It is not fair, It Is not fair,"six days altar bar birth. Th* gtri, 14 yean ago. 81tamo re, now 52, flashy Wight as senior warden, doomed In Salonika waa a Bul­ and guests who are not hunting the woman screamed on that date, it waa -announced na of us got nevan years, J. P. Holudaw as Junior war­ garian and four war* numbers Marjorie, was born two months was parolad from tho Florida only 18 months. . Wo are den. J D. Gove aa treasurer and of OPLA, the Communist guer­ prematurely' to Mre. Arthur-RXs- State Prison yesterday to taka today by Byrd 1. Goode, secratary tln. wife of a motor'mechanic. the Job. R. R. Wright, Jr. aa secretary. rilla organisation. .all the same," and treasurer. f ‘ i * •safer er K|Aral ion, s u g g e s t e d n "sweeping program calling fur' a complete overhauling of our thinking about teaching and about the financial support of educa­ tion,” Dr. McDonald assert*^ "ft it absurd) to say that we reeilxj the importance o f education in our democracy when we spend $8,000,000,000 annually for liquor and only $3,#00,000,&00 on the education of more than 25,000,000 elementary and secondary school children." "By far" the most critical problem facing American educa­ tion today la that of obtaining iraatla«*4 hi Pea* KlfSIl ------------------t i _ ____ _ I J-f e French Red Credits Movie For Tactics jw m e ’t£ tr m m t{ ' ■— -V- * ’ S- ti * .. - * ■ w £ - i ^ ^' — V ’'I —^ SI � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 02, 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/eddc192d59a00c6844527d6aef62d6ab.pdf 011f5b2252df5803b8133840699a1762 PDF Text Text FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1947 0 THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD. EIGHT script troops to the colon today to help meet u.r emergency caused by an epidemic o f strikes which slowly are strangling French economic life. the dollar, since the Armistice, Tiie cabinet's decision, reached Inder the new' monetary rrg in a cession of more than, four itions announced' by the coun hours, brought to 15 divisions the o f ministers, foreign esrhsngn ea for each month will l>e fixed tots! of military forces called up the first o f the month, partly within a week to deal with the the l>asis o f quotations on the threat of civil strife arising from • market for the previous Communist - sdpported strikes in­ volving 2,000,000 men. The decision, followed an an­ unrest the country, despite nouncement- that dft- police - e»m■sch of them in date by the CommuuUt-dom ■ 1 district, w ere'fired ted Italian General Confeil ___ Labor that peepetetin»w{ by tfrveimment. There was no er* way—for - a * •pvncnrt; o f frn d explanation*. - The ComItaly. inunUl newspaper, L'Humanite, Itary Takes Over chairmanship o f Socialist Prssldent. Vincent. Aurlol, announced that the second half of the 1045 class of conscript* was' .being called into uniform. Half the claaa o f 1047 waa called up laat week. * The ministry o f war refused to ‘ troops on duty in occupied Ger­ many were being brought hack to Parte to reinforce local forcea. mg the Communists of letting Communints gain ______ ofof-the the French control Prenehpolice. police, The police abstained from votin g)a*t night when unlona o f .government employes split on a motion T o strike. -Six"unions rejected the strike call, four supported i t Sc human, armed with #, fresh lew vote o f confidence, met with his ■the new cabinet under tha-cMROiaaiW cabinet,, which United Nation* concerning Palestine i* in principle injustice, be* muse every nation ha* the right of self determination/ he told a „ test vote earlier this week in reporter. " It l*"al*o an Injustice the assembly'# 67-nation Palestine from svery practical viewpoint as a country with an Arab majoritr committee at Lake Succeas. Thera waa a likelihood that the cannot bo aubject to domination 'outcome o f the voting could not of a Jewish minority." Assam Pasha had just com­ be foretold In advance o f tlte balloting, since seven o f the pleted, a tour o f the Arab coun- U.S.-Russia Plan At THE CHURCHES CO NGREGATIONAL c h u r c h Park A venae and Third Street J. Bernard Boot, Minister Sunday School. 10:00 K. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 -A. M. Damascua dispatches said ' ike council'of ministers o f Syria Tor Three hosts during the moFTP ing and .studied reports from New YorArtm the Palestine issue In UJ4. .Many telephone call* were exchanged with other Arab capi­ tals. Tbu dispatches said Premier FIRST M ETHODIST CHURCH of the U nited'Na. tions Assembly, predicted in a The Free Methodist Church at conversation early today that par­ Fourth Street. sty] Laurel AreOue titioning of. Palestine would-.bn will have services conducted by approved by a narrow margin in M. C. Dallew, district superinten­ the assembly vote expected later dent, Friday and Saturday and in the day. Sunday evening at B:00 o'clock He Bald. hte..Information indi­ and Sunday morning at 11:00 council o f I he Arab League would cated the “ Soviet-American" plan o'clock, it waa announced by the he summoned immediately after to split the Holy Land Into sep- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN ClIURCtl .SUlrctilh Street and Sanford E> D. Hrownlee, D. D. Pastor Avfnne Rev. Dong las K. Charles, William Perry Vrsley, Minister Assistant Pastor SuuUv School. 0:45 A.-M, 0:46 A. M.: Sunday School for WowtdpTfrtd Communion, 11:00 1 agra. Sermon. "1 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship A. >1 Christian Unity." Fellowship. Christian Youth 0:30 P. M.i Junior and_ Senior 5:30 P. Mr" ------Sermon: "What 7:80 P. M. Evening Worship Service. 8cr in. “ Forethought 7:30 P. M. and Stupidity. U N IT Y TUESDAY .7:45 P. M.: Prayer the Valdes Hotel. 8:00 P. M.: Class li in Truth" at the HoteL waa quotealU skying: "Our reply to partition, If de­ United States to the foreign gov. ____— cided, will be. immediate appllea- em in en t. Under the Kent proposal, tht lion of the Arab League's recent .Jpir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan, resolutions.'1 foreign countries would have to chief o f the Pakistan delegation furnish every three months a Rat FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. anti an opponent of the partition o f commodities received, the num­ SCIENTIST proposal, made this romment to ber o f persona who received them, 800 East Second Street the amount of money obtained by reporters on Arsnhs's prediction: Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. their sale and a statement of the llV isllsaW tree, r e s t «»■*» :j“ it is useless to mskc state­ Service, 11:00 A. M. ments fiefnra the vote has taken the platforms of both parties disposition o f this money. Subject Ancient and Modern place. I will say. however, that rnntain and who. the candidates if. the partition .plan la adopted Tobin expressed hope than one all .hope of a peaceful settle­ ment In Palestine will be shut of the two parties would pledge itself to “ repeal or largely anted tte> Taft-iUrUcy Act, so that CAIRO, Egypt Nov. 28 (/P>— labor may hare 'some plsee to go The secretary general of the Arab in November, 1948." Commenting on former Min­ league, A Intel ' Rnhman A sia n Pasha, said , luday on his return nesota. fiovofnor Harold 8tas*en. from s conference with King Ibn uruithcv GOP presidential . candi­ Sami o f Saudi Arabia that parti- date, (Ephig, said ho had thought tinn o f Palestine would lead in. iilasMuf “ w »» going to. lie rathen evitably to fighting to the Middle pmgrekitiiwk but added “ w* are Sparkle fdr Y uletide Festivities — not _ favofgtily impressed by his What is happening now in the Isle' expressions." s And Meal Gift-Thrift fo r Christmas! WarrcnB Entrance Effective In Seminole County Dec. 1, 1947 Vitamin "D” HOMOGENIZED MILK-QuartH M ILK—Quai t-H .......... BUITEKM ILK--Quarts '. ship of President \lncent Auriol of fulfilling ...................... CHOCOLATE MUrK-Quarts Senate Bans Arms r r .illfiH ir f ... | would be di«l)l*'a1 Itefofp.Jhc • day Is ended. V The confederaticF, which has nearly 5,000.000 memliers, issued the denial In reply to reports In the rightist press that a natidn. wlda strike was scheduled for Dec. 1, to coincide with a simitar movement in France. COFFEE CREAM & SOUR CREAM Quarts’.... Pints Half Pints (M M le a s Quarts Seminole County formation lo (SI your needs aa accural#] a t a druggist tills Producers Association --- -- flw ) to drlsy, a final vote on the hill itself only ondcr an agreement that amendments would be- dis­ poned o f today. He said there bad hi-un no attempt to "pressure" the measure through the 8cnata nad expressed belief there has been plenty of time to discuss it. Kern's amendment calls for sup­ plying each foreign consumer-with a statement pointing out commodity Is a gift t r os Christmas treo lo on these e legan t n e w handling of fine' CREAM U a b Ui ty 'ln i urance Is c brood tana, Thera's o kind for ovary naed and thia agen cy is aquippad with the know ledge • and ' ip. ■ — with* gala e r p V lC E BEYOND THE {R ic h black or ntJesformstrik. "or;the brilliant ora*, misses*. CONTRACT H .J A M E S 6 U T A G E • ■. s ia PHONM f S t i& Ik n * One of These! \ E. FIRST ST. 'GLAMOUR DRESSES *T* T* j ?k>f l . lona-wen rlna rnynn ~n r pe'- “ Perfect Performance bright with sequins, head# and bllM of metal. Luxurious rayon cynara, too, and cay rayon primal Junior*’, misacH, -f misses', women's slaee,' Christmas time Is Tie MEN’S HOLIDAY TIES for “Leading Men” G et act fo r the n olldaya n ow ! D rop lrj todu/ and select ono o f our nctlon- lovlnjf Rimrunlectl good fit s in ninglo or double breasted styles. Brighten /ns holiday with several ot "■ theae colorful Towmfafl* lies. Prints, I •tripe*, figures on trapes foulard* ••tins. Look them over, » For Boyg Any boy would love a good looking suit for Christina* I A wtaeaelecUon for you to choose from. , ;. /B 1 J JJ » * v He ^iway«! Needs SHIRK'S! . *-1<nl {Sfi l He'll beata over three pew Towncraft woven stripes, oxfontsTplqueC Il'a ih# heel Christ wg» gift assortment of fabrtak, patterns end collar styles that o i n . , ycHi>*aoen in fear*. He*a bound to lllt* *ctak 3 . 4 j j f e Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism. Denounced." . Wednesday Service, 8:00 P. M. Reading Room Hours, Tues­ days and Fridays, 3:00 to 5:00 P. M. ASSEM B LY.O F GOD ’ - IT. f. W rliFiTPastor SUNDAY HERVICE8 Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. Morning B enicts.-llU H l A. 51. Young Peoples C. A., 5:30 P.M. I'rracnintr Service, 7:30 P, M, W EEKLY SERVICE Prayer Meeting, Wednesday nite. 7:30 P. M. Broadcast from studios of WTRK, every Wednesday. 6:46 �* * % w. ■ k 4) . ! HI : "- » THE ’ In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect' the P u u of tha World; To Promote the Progress of America; To Produce J’ rimperilr for Sanford. W EATHER fa ir and continued moderately cool th;* aflernnon through T u m da). AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII Is Suggested iman Commerce Secretary Tells Congress O f Need For Limited W age-P rice Powers WASHINGTON. rtcc. 1 itP l—The House Foreign Af* faira Committee today anted to rralorr $38,000,000 of the $108,000,000 II had ordered rut laal week- from the 1307,000.000 emergency aid program for western Europe. The rnmmittre left intaet - a $ (0,000,000 . authpriullon for aid In fTiina. bringing In $587,000,000 the total amount now In I he com mil lee’s hill. *> . - WASHINGTON Dec. I </P)— Secretary of Commerce Hardman told Congress today lhal a general freere of price* and wagei might be necessary in the future unleii authority ii granted now for selec* live price and wage conlroli and , ralitmiBK... -v -----Renewing"'the Admlnlmitinn't plea for "stand by" power to pul o i economic controla, H v rin tin told the Home Hanking Commit­ tee! Established 190S SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1947 Mayor Urges Citizens T o Vote In City Commission Election Tomorrow -_ .-T ■ II. Jante* Out rfth y urged all Tfgi»lrre3'ciriien» to" vote tomorrow at ihe City H ill in (he general election and not to take the primary election of John Krider und Randall Chase a* cily commit' aiuncu-lui- gianledIt ;c the privilege ns wel* as the democratic duty of every eitiren ,o vote at every xlrction.' declared Mayor Gut. Avkru why a genual rlu ion is necessary’, foll6*ing a prelimi ,i»ry ulrcliuii,, Mayor Gut xtatedf that the Cily charter provider listed. This, he pointed out, could for this in rrordatnr with Rlate law. The primary eleclion, hr' result In election of commission­ pointed out. aimply placeti the ers whose names urr not print­ names on tlie ballot for Ihe gen­ ed on the' hallut. ■ Polls will open at 7:30 o'clock ii ul election. ■ In tomorrow’# * -electimi the and w ill close at the City Hall name of John Krider will appear at sundown, according lo City in Group No.- I, and of Hamlall Manager II. N. SajfVr. Mrs. F. K. tloumillat will again serve as Chase Jp Group No. 2. It Is' legally possible, declured clci)(, and Mrs. Margaret. Hnrnea. City Attorney Fred Wilson this Mrs. R. A, Smith and Mr. Jay illuming, for- -voter* to write Uieck aa-Inapector* of the elcc in names of other candidates French Labor Is Six Dead, 10 Are Called.To Action M is s in g In-Old Against New Law Men’s Home Fire » _■» , ■» — t ‘ A shocInlet! Press Leased Wjre N O . 271 Security Council May Have To ^ .■ “ 1 > B ritish, U. S. Reds Of tle In Turn Down Plan French T o Set­ German Assets Austrian Issue Reactions To Palestine Partition Debate LONDON. Dec. I (/P>— French Foreign Minister Georges Didault •aid today that if the London conference of foreign uiini»ter» fails to agtre on the future of Germany, the Frenth rone may be mrrged with the Diilith ■and 'American rones to -rslabli»h a unified western Germany. Uidaull. who r* going to Paris tonight for conferences with French government leaders, slat­ ed this (>oiiiiun at a meeting with French reporters shortly befote the Foreign. Minuter* Coun­ cil o(iened Ihe second weet . nl its session* at Laiuaitcr House. Meanwhile, it was suthoritalive- Violence Is Growing In All Middle East; Americans W arned A t Syrian Legation LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. Dec: I (/P) -Trygve |jr', »ecirlary-^rneral oi the l nitc.l Nation*, called hi* lop aide* to meet lair today to t,qn*ldrr problem, growing out of lb<L General.Aiiciubly’* dect.ion lo pailihon Pairitiur. Informed tourer* lard one of the problem* wat wbetber the Secur­ ity Council' ihnuld be called into a *pciial meeting to gel irporti on diior.lei* the p.tiiuion dfenion loUrbe.l o il hi llie llu|y Land. lbe iy tim'il wa* rtprried to lOrrt lair ilui w jrk in consider tba Dutclflndoueiian qur*iioii, but t h e r e (w.)*rbi[ity an earlier Subways Halted A u d Some. W e re -K ille d Or- ly i*po*u*i -that —Ku**i*. H u r f L eap in g From pto|>osal for settling the issue m m , Lights"G o* Out As' of 2nd, 3rd S t o r i e s German assrts in Austria, which Strikes I n c r e a s e .merlin.! in tv la- t-illnl m vicw-oF dfYptflpmfnir*" Under* the pattllion plait, tin* louncil w it called up.ni to a.t in . t*e (>eacc ii tinea* lenrd. •, is the chief barrier lo lotnplelion uf an Auiltian (>eacr treaty Violence .lemming fiom the here. L'nitc.l-Nalion. dem on to parti; "Adequate advance pieparalion Tin- Krvnch plan bav t«*en un­ tiuit I ’alr.luic. lu *-rrttillrd in -a maket for fairness. I believe Jlhat der consideration by commit­ WHILE IHI DILEOATI MOM PAKISTAN, Sir M Zafnillnh Khan, wm giving hi) views on the Palestine partition do/rn death, m lbe Holy Land tee o^erteputy foreigrTTTltntiters it it advisable lo start developing Issue lo the U N General Assembly at Hushing Meadows, New York. ht> address was received with divided who are due to rt’|tort to tho and Syii.. anil brouglit lbe threat ------ a.program now rather than ta risk interest Thus, Senor Jose Arce tlctl), Argentine delegate w.i» caught napping by a candid cameraman. (tig Four tomorrow. Action by I wai from, lbe 1 b UOH.IJOO Arab. Whereat Ruula's Andui lirotnyko appears to btatudj in*; OtutvirrOf Jual.doodling. . U 'llinw lknoU ____ the need o f haity action later the deputies may not necessari­ cjtiitried,tq the Middle LaU. _ . » when the only feasible course Some of the victims were killed ly be final, might be to put on the brakes by or. inJurejJ in . leaping (rout jhetr . -The Rushan*- cvrrteiuli d8$«ltey' I.iglll Jew,, .bril violently in quarter* in the second and third are entitled to all assets ill East­ .-0k-some. Jyp«r-of—genera l~<reev* -<m Palestine and police blaiped Arab*, ern Austria formerly owned by Iloor* of the Volunlrrri of Amer­ prices and wages and then to pro* who weie im ing around in armed * Germans. Tha French proposed ica, Inc.,' as firemen hampered that by way of Mllletnent they ceed lo cortrcl the individual inband. IC W iIm M I 'M * S'lte, by sub-frerring wcalhri that accept payments uf $100,000,000 Tlu> Foiled Stale* wa* under turned the water from the* hoses plus the Danube .Shipping _Com­ inaulling attack* from Arab deto kc against the building walls pany and a share in the Zistar Sai iuril ii|ui.itoi- anil ni.tli.'get* of'.ralrtig and tlnnkniK evtai*' ntmiMturraii,' ill Egypt and Syria . dorf oilfield production.' In eiiii-o tbb luuntry supported — fought vainly to prevent them IrtltMeni* wr ir Hti'c.l l# tl^y l»v I I) Kittltet. Jayrce lirallli luituuil- purtitluu. Ito ta* ul*o wa* tho American informants, report­ from jumping. t-r il.amn.di. to Iran roan) .1 l|reir employee* ptmtlilr on liaml butt of moil violence in Syria,' ing on today's deputies meating, M*.s. Lam arrc States I'di u lot# lit oitiiry lui the | ton 1,1 i nod llaudlet* Scliool. I’ljn e . will where tliiee defender* and one atThirty men -were listed as ■aid effort* by the United States I t |*I*UIIIII «l «*•« I"MU* 1tt <•*i Nothing Happened j be lieltl in tlir* I «***,*«.i ( ‘enter. Saitfurd Avenue and I ml Mticci, from treated at three hospital* where and Britain to get the Russian* to fix a value un their . total » to II end Irom 1 Bl lu AriO^Momta* it- - "it Wc*t»- > doctor* described a number of > Like This B e f o r e ^ clalma proved unavailing. JACKSONVILLE, ftor l Titpec. « d . Jda"’. Iasi) —Strawlwrrics, beans, eucum* ) The assembly, '" b ic h ls il night them a* in. crilkal condition. Secretary of Stall* Marshall I. Tlli,* sclimd ii la'ing r>pon*oi.-<i# Assistant Superintendent of and his aides prepared specific hers, tomatoes, and other pro- a;>pfoved a call of 80,000 men to WASHINGTON. Dr. I t*T) iiy tin- Kniifori^ .tumor I ’lianiU-r Police Thomas P. Burns said that proposals for the unification oi' due# moved from Florida mar* |the colors to combat the creeping several hours after the blare Germany and the eventual cre­ Mr*. Miillicd l-tiiiatrr, win, lia. of t’onuncr.e, m c]Mi|trr<ilion win. beta to distribution centers p4rajy,j, induced by the strikes. was brought under contrul 61 ation of a central German gov­ denied slv Wa. rvei ibr “ girl Hu* Settirnolp t.'mrnty *Jlr*filth l.'ni* throughout the Nation, during tho friend" of Maj ’ General Uenprtt arid (liter state agencies; Stale * last week, releasing their sea­ became such e well of tumult that men had been accounted for, In­ ernment.lloiml of lli'allb, Ui-.ilnutnnl A sonal c**h return* to thousands' it suspended for two hours its con- cluding the five bodies that had lliilhult told newsmen he still L Meyer* a* Meyer, (laitnrd. •oH-ialipii and llot.-l tkitnniivsioii. ‘ 8 IIAN0NUN Xllll’Oltr. Eire, * of grower*, throughout the State lidrrstion of the strike law. Neith­ been removed to the ejty morgue. consider* the I.otidon confercnc? today went lieforr a grand jury D ec i 11 ■ 'Ii 1. Elea nor Root** The H.-hfiot I* n state-wide prop This left 10 or mure still miss­ and benefiting many additional er ri the iire chairman nbr'speaker* could offer* the tail real chance for velt, delayed lw«i dava by bal ing from among tjtc „6L or. jnor«? a four-power isettlement un Get- invctiigating tlie fonflcr Ait Forte ( f t aunt Hanford i* the ■.••coral thousands of worker* employed. , , vgreallter- conditions, left bV plane rd. believed by night watchman Wll" I n the various phase* of pro-’’ ** r,e* officer’s-wart.me In...... deal*. ' “1 '** ' ' ' j J” " " njany. kodnv fm n Fulled Nations meet* (t'M*ltaMa aa ra g * Sla) duct ion, harvesting, sale ami With thousands stranded by t^e If |he meeting fails, be *aid. Ncrvou.ly, Mr*. U n a rre told Hk(. |IUVI, lllp III I ■i-i-| S*:1 R ) transportation of th e -crop*. Re- subway shutdown, 1‘gris waa plaf Death)— Stwlmt— AmF Mr*. Ribim-v, Ii « i l l |iro;nt,w» * t t a n u u potsaioB a^dU ii" i 'pnistii m i n.i,ii t.i1 ttniti : -.* world Hill .of Right* to the Unit­ grand jury jikhh gi.r •em-t «*». lm* (my*. rixtV*. ^iahwashInsults To AmeriState* to form the condition and ers. frnm nil of our resluuinnti, n ,, . ed Nut mho t omnusalwn on huState Markets were mostly on inannor o f a fusion of lh» French totim ony: cafe*, soda' fountains, liater "C3I1 I* **4t-J.• I ’ O llO W mail rights incoting Geneva guarthe bright side, hut in' some area* •< l'« U n « 4 aa l**a* T » , l "Nothing like tin. cvrr hap­ drive-in* and guest homes, a* iiniii-ine-. to* nil the people o f th* I.OGANVILLE, Oa., Dec. I (#17 heavy rains late In the week world uli the right- mijoyed by pened tn rnr licloir.” well, nt their employer*," <!■■• vlTy, \SSIH I.VTi:i) I'UliSS I C n l l s s H r aa l*ait* S is ) —The search for parson* respon­ , 1)ral!t; slnkrs, m*ulu .it llic. lire , Atni-iicjiii jn-oplt*. sible for the burning o f all negro Arriving with Mr>: Leroarrr to elm ed Mr. Kircher. TliotV attending the cmirte wfjj Itnsvin baa diafti-d u'rlval doj•Freight traffic on the St. Johns schools and churches in this testify before the grand jury wa* see movie*, slides, strip film*, United S lain and grim litre*!* uf ument -, River, discontinued from Sanford north Georgia community' during H amtimird un l*agv Tw«l a -Judy war developed swtfllv roveilng such subject* as: ele­ Although Intended . for udopsince 1041 on account o f the war, tha past month haa been futile, mental y bacteriology, communi­ in llir railcin Mrdilcitanrau ti>- lion by-she UN, the American James S. Rivers, owner of the ha* now been resumed by (he re­ Mayor C. II. Byrd said today, cable diseases, rats. Insert*, cock* •TajTTn llie w’akr nf a United Na­ d iaft would carry tm -obligation Southeastern Broadcasting Sys­ organised St. Johns River Line, dasplte a $100 reward offered Several fries occurrd In homes roaches and Ihelr contrul, di*h- tion* drtidmi (o p.iilitiun F.d oil t(je purl of any- government tem and station WTRR in San­ I^ d during i..,„„ Ihe .... wrek-end due to def Its LCI-frelght boat arrived late by the city, wasliliig Hauilatlou, fotHlIuindlnn. rtlinr, .1 move winch incriued to curry out it- aims. Bather, ford. announced today that the last week end docked at the Mu­ Loganville I* about 20 miles eetlve equipment, and ective heating heatln local station lx now bring operat­ it luge- "llie peoples of tha uml -public health, and personai nicipal Pier. * . now-that cooler weather la here east of Atlanta, and la In Walton ed under the direction of Robert hygiene. Till* coursiy is altuul HO Arab* (liioiiglioul the area. world to promote the right* aud Dee. 8 will mark lln> -beginning Otto Caldwell, central Florida county when mobsters lynched II. Thompson, 8r., who has been Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland to' , Seven Jrwi were killed in the fii-edoiiii hereby proclaimed.” of the season for liunl|nir ditets. |iercent visual. **“ dav warned home owners to eire- agent for the new - line, stated two negro men and their wives appointed general manager. They include freedom of in* geese and coot*, limiting will- Be" « FimmI handlers who complete Holy l..md lour oilier |u-r»on* today that Mrs. Sadye Moses, fully Inspect heaters, pipes and on July 25, 1040. Federal, state I I *1lit 1(1isrtl Ml) I'flRF Thrf*I During the past few years, Mr. liermittrd every day until Jun, nix hours at the school will le were riant at the Syuan capital flues and see that they are not former owner of Sadye’s Specialty and local authorities joined In , 1 1 MHltsAPl t*N I' ib p Tkrrr| Thompson has been editor snd 8 Inclusive. The -sale of game Shop In Sanford, la president of loo near to wood work. an Investigation of the brutal , uf Danuicui dining an atlai k publisher o f the Cordele, Ga.. There was considerable damage the. new company and llvea in ings, but tha. *•*«. bas nev- Dispatch 'and-Waa a l«r engaged “ on ttihtmiilrtfl" Ttcadquaffirtf add 7 DersunH^Are Kiilcii (I'unilNH ftl »«t l*U «* I in radio activities with Station The lJC r~*freighteT* w ill> b e In Airplane Crash rmmm Mayor Byrd said that while WMJM, at Cordele, and other MJm ,r c . » K w ...... M ilitary T rain ing fire caused by a defective flue. A loaded with canned citrus at the or Imported into M r state und defective fire place caused a recently repaired St, Johns River he did not bellev* the church Mutual Broadcasting System af­ sold for food purposes. (•roup Reports N o SEATTLE. Dec. I —1#17—Seven RJ light amount o f damage to a homo Line dock and, waa expected to and school fires resulted from filiated statlona. B A L T IM O R E , Dec. l i#V» (tersonx me ■lend and 10 ‘ others . Possession of geese, dove and at 1001 West Tenth Street, Fri leave today via Inland water­ racial animosities, he felt that Mr. Thompson, who received ( coot ,, llRlltcJ ,mc httK l.lcul. General Raymond H. M ’ critically liijaied today following they were of Incendiary origin. . his education at the University nf ^ way* for Baltimore, Md., day. ]W ;t a fiery rrush in which a four- _ i He said a feud between negro Georgia, is married and is the The dove season open* Dec. 3 I nin .aid imtny “ wo must null ' A t the .time of the latter alarm Mr. Caldwell. The freighter engihcil #\taAa Airlines ' trails- # falsifiraliiiiT' o f Irllitig III • WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 1,17 a number o f firemen were taking 168 feet long, 23 feet beam, abdut faction* wa* possibly responsible, father of three children, Uolicrt, and closet-Jan. 31, with Mon­ (bis iiatiiiu’* youth that there--will In- Itop. Mt-Dowrll (t (.l‘a.) Mtid to­ (•.■ri overshot n runway' yesterdiy promotional civil service extynlna 400 tons and has a speed up to or that negro** were seeking Jr., Betty, and Ray. Mr. Thomp­ day*, Wednesday* and*, Friday* no more war. day In* hasn't boon aldo to find at * the Heattlo-Tacomu airport tiona and had lust completed the 12 knots. It la Diesel p * t o ' draw nation-wide attention son said today Uiat he found closed. “ lusttail of telling our youth any Fasciam or Fascist* In thl* uml smashed u passing automofirst page of the test when they 1800 horsepower and will reach.by burning their own achool* and Sanford a very friendly town and Hunter*,• in addition to *tali- that the(# will never have lo go country worth Investigating. bite. were rudely interaptod by the Baltimore from Sanford In about ehurcbe* was pleased to be here with his liceruea, are required when hunt- to war, let u* toll them the Twenty-six of the 28- aboard As cliaitmnn of a llouse Unalarm. N. O. Gamer, assistant six day*. Negro leaders In the communi­ family. He also declared that he i inf, ___ _ to carry srry au Federal huntln truth whether we like If ur mil," American Activities Subcummit- tlie big plane scrambled from Another LCI la being recondit­ ty were not Immediately avail­ secretary and faxaminer’ o f Ihe Is contemplating nplatlng a number numt o f lm- »l*ntp whiejt may. — la1 -tiblainvtf ---------- said lbe former Oklahoma Na­ Ico 011 Fascism, McDowell has door and emergency exit* or wer* Sanford Civil Service Board, who ioned for river service at Bruns­ able for comment. provrment* local statl/m at tfie Ppst 'OffCre for $1. The tional Guard officer lit ail ad­ been on -the hunt for six months. pulled from the flames by rescuers. nta for the loc . was conducting ci the teet, decided wick, Mr. Caldwell revealad. Tha 'Tder ‘hunter must validate the stamp dress prepared for the Junior But ho told re|n>rtcrs he hasn't All however, were seared by th» and a presentation of a wi •J to t>os istpone it until a later date, LCI her* haa a crew of nine. CREW RACE variety o f programs. He added by signing hla name over It Association uf Commrrre. ■ uncovered a single threat that gasoline-fed flames that flashed Test esterday morning at 7:00 o’PALM B E A C H -Dae. 1 UP)— that within the next few days two with Ink. Proceed* aire used by Four of would warrant a full-dress in­ through the fuselage "It Is bettor (hat (hey know clock tha cab o f W. T. Kellv*. ice Secretary of Commerce Harri­ additional announcers will lie the Department of the Interior the rescued died later. that war could com*. J t is ,hypo­ truck was damaged by fire believ­ quiry. • man, ax-ambassador and Yale added to the present staff. The latest casualty was lh*» to aid in propagation of fowl. ed to have been caused by de­ “ We found evidence of a lot critical lo tell (hem other wise, ami graduate, will be honorary referee plane's Stewardess, Miss Keba fective wiring. On Saturday a of Intolerance lit this country," then when a I’earl.Harbor come* Jan. 6 for the rowing crew race Slunk o f Hantn Mottle*. Calif., grass fire on South Sanford Ave­ take tho ln>y and place him hr he said. There are Jew h ale • WIESBADEN. GERM ANY Dee. her* between the U n lvm lty of who fs credited by survivors with nue was put out, and this morning I a foxhole or on a ship or lit ami those who don’t like colored having led many of the passenger* (S p ecia l)-M a jor Lewis' J. Pcnniylvania and Yale. at Sixteenth Street and Sanford the air where a trained ami people. Uut there is no evidence The crew event, Drat such bigto safety. Avenue another grass fire waa Wright, 2033 Maple Avenue, Banready enemy atarta shooting at uf any organised, active Fuscquenched In apite o f a strong ford, attended n gala party In time race In this area, will be held him. ERNST LUBITSCK honor o f tha SlH Anniversary of pn the waters o f Lake Worth. north windt Renewing a plea for adoption the establishment o f Airways J . . HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 1—lAT— N A V Y LANDING o f a universal military training and A ir Communication! Service Ernst l.ubitach, 66, veteren motTRACK M A Y CLOSE • MRS W1LK18 NAMED By STERLING V. GREEN W ASHINGTON, Dec. I* UPJ- inn picture ector. producer end program, McLain declared: ' M IAM I Dee. 1 (JTy-Florida’s NEW YORK, Dee. 1 -G 7 V - (A A C S ). The party was held at “ The b oy will Iibvo a better The pilot of a Navy torpedo director, died here todey. He warn WASHINGTON. Dec. I in*}- -Christmas buying will ring up new Robert P. Patterson, chairman tha Dark Cafe. Wiesbaden, Ger­ winter raring season got o ff to n chance to live if he Is trained bomber plane today crash-landed . o f the executive committee o f the many Major Wright la assigned rocky start today at Gulfatreara records rn ihe cash register, but the government believes Sants Claus in advance. Ilia.fam ily will have on one uf Washington's busiest Itorn In Uerlln, Germany. National Committee fbr the Mar- to Hq. 6th AACS at Wiesbaden, Park with the prospect that the gm t-oiily will be tempered by high price*. more hope of hla return. His bridges during the morning rush shall Plan to Aid European Re­ Germany and perform* tha duties track may close tomorrow because , Some official* predict bis (tack won’ t be as full as it wa* last country will have.a better pro­ hour—and noIonly‘ was seriously covery, announced renterAar that n f operation* Officer. 6th AACS o f a deadlock with horsemen over tector. His comrade* »wifT~liavp injured. The Navy reported that Christ mat. Mr*. Wendell Wilkie, widow of tn Europe ta charged with the bigger purees. the only occupant of the plane, P m ld ea t James Donn o f GulfAt lbe Commerce Dcpeilmen*. which keeps labs on all relad bettor support.” , the IM0 Republican presidential responalbltiea o f maintaining and Lieut. Sewell T. Bitting* of candidate, will head the rommlt- ope rating all radio and naviga- stream announced as,fans gather­ Sales, experts think*November and December buying will match The Glenview, 111., had power fail­ tal aJd* ta Air traffic In tha ed for the inaugural program that tlonA' FRANK- J. F LY N N tea’s women's division. gain, shown in October when m s:-a oceupj upmd Zone BOSTON. Dec. \.-r-4A*i— Frank ure shortly after taking o ff he could not reach an agreement more than absorbed the higher J. Flynn, 73, editor o f Catholic from tha nearby Naval A ir Sta­ with the Horaemen'a Benevolent chants, took In a record-break ■** A U T O TAGS log $10.026,000,000,k o f 13 p rate o f buying. • BOARD MEETING Newt on the Boston Globe for tion at Anacostia, He waa cut and Protective Association. Automobile lag* foe IM S were *' fTotal sales for tho three- 60 years and the newspaper’* about the fa'ce. Not a car was mara than in'October, 1340. put on sale this mbrnlng at the ' The Seminole County Board At the Federal Reserve Board, month holiday season wilL top financial editor for 26 of those Struck. LEGION PA R T Y ' office of Tax Collector John L. of Commissioners will meet to­ Plana for a Legion Christmas which watches the department $30,000,000,000 if the optimism of year*, died here today. Galloara» The new tag* are black morrow morning at 10:00 o'clock In regular session. UNIFIED COMMAND party on Dec. 16, aleo a drivn store business, officials forecast federal atotiaUriana and their in­ with yellow lettering. RED CROSS MEET Those who received D-tag* to bring membership up ta 100 tha Christmas trade will run formants In tlie retail trade Is . WASHINGTON, Dee. 1—UP)— Justified. year’s Last year's added up from I to 10 percent higher A ll board memUera o f the BEAMED TO RU&SIA Secretary o f Defense Forrests! rnt In Campbell.Lo*iing Post last year will get plain tags this to $18479,000,000, yooo, for October, Seminole County Red Cross are today announced establishment of WASHINGTON. Doe. 1— « V will be mad* at a business than last year. year, and thoaa who at present November and December. requested by Edwin 8hlnhol*er, But such a gain, tha reserve a unified command In the Atlantic meeting o f the poet at the Legion Jain numbered tags will The "Voice o f America" today O t h e r unofficial govtf&mcni president, to attend* a business area under men note, would moan an aethe leadership of this evening at 7:$4 o’clcx D tag* for IMS, said Mr. expanded It* broadcasts ta Russia reports on the third peacetime meeting at 10:00 A . M., Dec. Irop in the number o f items Admiral W. ft. P. Blandy, com­ Galloway. There Ja^no Increase by beaming a program o f newi and features to Biberia. tary p o s t------2 at this Red Cross headquarters. mander o f th* AtlanUe fleet. pries rises have V (C eaU aaaS m i h | l I t s ) f tn tag rate*, he ’ " •> Strawberries Are Among Crops Now Moving To Market lly MKI, MOST PARIS Dec. I l/\*) — Strikes halted the Patif subway today and trader* of the ('nmrnuniil-domin-, aled General Confederation of La­ bor defied ihe government’s 'anti* strike letp'rialirtn. CGT leaders summoned all workers "lo aclion," a'tterling they would refuse to ne-gBti* to’ -further TSWard^nJing na­ tionwide walkouts if the legisla­ tion was enarlrd in the national assembly. Subways halted shortly after noon, when - electric (sower was shut off by strikers. Gas pres­ sure was reported at “danger levels" in the capital and service wai rrported slopped at Nice, Mar* PHILADELPHIA. Dec. I (/!’) Fliinrs whipped ilunugh a dor­ mitory (or liomrlrti men early to­ day. leaving six known dead, 10 believril missing and at least J8 injured many of them cm' ployed as stirctSsntx ('lames. Woman In Meyers Classes Are Started On Proper ; Case Goes Before Handling Of Food In Restaurants Grand Jury Probe Violence Breaks Out In Holy Land Partition Freight Traffic Is Resumed On River Eicuuur Rnusovelt Goes By Plane To Attend l!..N. Meet Search In r..H redtuSs .fe ,.V r».i.rX ';:‘,l,1i m Sr Proves Fruitless Radio Station WTRR Haa New Manager Defective Heating Cause Several Fires Duck Hunting To Begin On Dec. 8 Evidence Of Fascism a Major Lewis Wright Attends Gala Party Christmas Buying W ill Be Good ' But Tempered By Higher Prices 'M xrieF r r f �1 PAGE TWO M O ND AY, DEC. k TfIK SANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA The Sanford Herald Room For DP’s tirely, by those negotiations^ Meanwhile, he declared, FranV haa made no commitment* M'nnl Inn,■( tram !*"«• •>•*> agreement* with- tho other west-\ xone with the other two. French ern powert about hgr future^ action, he indicated would la* determined largely, If not «n- course. Bidault Says THE WORLD TODAY i:.lafct|,lin| In IM S 'Itiil, iiif| i| anlantn/ " I I in th • city pvuplu why up|K*ne projected l0tfi.Hlu.tiuu tty DEW ITT MACKENZIE which Mould provide for the tulmUtrion, to thin country of u i AP Foreign Affairs Analyst _________I H .d ra w large number-of displaced pernoitH from Europe," nuya Ed*} Ka t r r r 4 at Mrund tin ,, ta a llt i win It. Armstrong, representative of the Citizens Committee , Oatnbar 3T. 1*1*, . t Ik * I'n a l'O IH ra New that .tiui UniU-d NsUgn* W aanlun, Klartrfa. uiutr, Ihr All on Displaced Persons. Advocates of the- plan maintain _that nearly 1ttfl.000 J liC jS p r o y ^ th«t - ' l a a a r m « f l l a t r t N I* * * . Hu U . i m i i „ Kuro|K‘anrT?oufd be Taken liT b y seven north-central states, ■if I’au-atine into Juwiah and Arftldllal ah .ceuntriaa— a move ilcairad hy namely, Minnesota. North anrf South Dakota. Iowa, WUcon- the (K ill till N O H S S Jown but liitlerly uppuaeii Hnainrai l l a a a m ________________________sin, .Nebraska anil Mrmtanu. Many farms are idle and the hy the Aratia—thla lmrjijnx jWe*-.. ■LMm'im»Tiii< H ----- ..houaes di'Hortwi in-this area, owing to the faetthntnenriy Hurt “ immediately ariaea: Bi f I .. a|| Q f tj,c young people hnvo moved out. Tht\ average age Who i* going to maintain peace Da, farm*. Monlk n*rk »a l » n * Mamba 7 na of the farmer now living there is GO. and in the last six between lhr»e two pcoplta wh" Ms Hamhi *.*• have engageil in no many bloody Onr Vnnr ISO* years the region has sustained a population loss of 105,000 daaben during the pant gener people. ,, at ion ___ All nkltnnr* n«Dm rn.S* *1 .Refugees, who. wou Id_ include lacpiers, WadL-mulh-S * Snrtw*ti*sfjrThd*t*poHee iWTBttV Ibnkb* nwlillMH, nn.l *»l (nr (fte kl domestics. _tint! Workers in wood unoin leather, would be taunt. Ur it am. who haa annuunced ' railing mod*. ..Ill hr rkn,n*d 1*1 welcome additions to such communities of declining imputa­ that nhe in gning to reiinquinli ■I w f« U r nd.rrti.lnn ran*. Inland Krt*ann|tr, ll,|,(ra#nlnO*, ^ tions. The Citizens.Committee is supported in its backing her mandate and withdraw from William Powell and Irene Dunne take the family for a Sunday drive. la».. rrp rtk rn ii T b r lltrnld in th.' of the Stratton Bill by the State Department and by many Palentlne, hax declined the tank. A nccne from Warner Uro*. Technicolor comedy, “ Life With Father.” So who tackle* thv job? natinanl raid >r n S rriit.ln a . •>!*> Showing at the Rita Theater on Tuesday and Wednesday. m nr* innlnlnlnad in ibn InnrrM religious groups. , There’* no u»e challenging fats rttlra In Ik r r a a n lr , n tlh hrndnnac Bread cast ujkjii the waters by taking in and Itefriend- hy advancing the wishful itlcn Inrn In Ib lrn n n and S r « Vnfh. Ing some of these helpless people would be likely to return that the situation will take carr Foreign Strikes Children Needing T b r llrta ld la ■ atraabr, nl lb, of itnelf. Storm* cloud* continue Aaanrlai,* Prraa M blrh la ratiltrd in the form of valuable citizens and increased production. ■•M * « • 4mt at . Special Aid Increase I played Mr*. Roberta Y oakley y a -special ermnuttnnt-to direct Ihe work. *S oTar,’ *B«'hAa found the major liotDennck to be a lack of taacheni apecially trained for the Enjritih xatcW tht*--Florida part of a Wtlxen* Committee program, has been recommended by the U. 3. Office o f Education aa a pattern for other states to follow. It provides state financial eon.Iribullona to the VountTa/ for liw major cost o f transporting the exceptional children to school* teaching them and for purchase o f special training facilities. M'*allaa*4 (ran Vts, ilMl. lo pile up. Yeateiday In Cairo Abdci Hahman Arinin Paaha, sec­ gas companies serving the sub­ TAI.I.AI1AS8EE. Dec. 1 (/P>— retary general uf the seven-na­ urb*. The concern furnishing gas o f. handicapped tion Arab league, declared hi* to Pari* proper continued *erv'tee, The ' nUmtwr all hough the pressure was re­ children receiving special school A belief that condition* in the turn pest-wur world bring people I totaling ;U.000,000) sever ported only half normal. MONDAY. DEC. I. ISIT ing In Florida haa doubted since pvt mil the UN l « partitiuu forth nuw needs for college students bus caused San Fran* wlU Police and motorised armed passage of the 1K47 school law. Palenttnc but will resist by force CoUifi English cisco State College to overhaul its curriculum and make In he bluffing? Well, maybe, but forces opened roads in .northern state school nint.u verse ron to d a y France to struck coal mines, but superintendent, said tjH classes drastic changes. ' I'va ipont considerable tinu w e c a n R a v e t h is p e a c e , few miners appeared to be re­ for nearly 2,500 children needing The new courses follow suggestions made by Dr. Boyd among Iho Arab iieuplca in va- turning to work. Fights erupted 'special OUT WE CAN* OBJECT tT TOO: Inslruetloh ate- being ritiua vounlnca and while I know The prate of God, which jiaW.Ul. McCandleaq, who has tocently conducted a survey .on .the at Lievin when ■700 mlnerm tried; taught tp - 22 conn lie*, am! 37 they atu quile capaiile of bluff­ all uiui«rnl«mlitur shall guard your subject. Dr. McCandlOss believes that too many students upparvntly without success, to mere classes will be put into hcarU-ami youi ihutiuhli In Christ are being uneuurugcd to study for the professions or tu ing i wouldn’t want to gamltl.* return to work. operation soon. that they a r e -nuw. Jrsun.— I'lnl 4:7. The majority leaders of the Before the 1947 school Ipw prepare themselves for executive positions. It bus lieeii Anyway, the Syrian damonsti* labor confederation which is sup- placed education o f exceptional Buy Climltn.it Seati and lirl|* found that, the country liver, only five pec cent can miter lota who stoned the U. S. i^ rt i„ K the strikes which left children on a par with others. die IB Association fislit tubercu­ the'profess ions, and thut only ten per cent ever attain legation and tore down thv Amu 11.000,000 or more Frenchmen idle. only 21 counties provided special * about ‘ ----1,200 pupUs in losis. managerial positions. Students-in this state college will be lean flag in Damascus yesterday Issued a statement saying blanket facilities for weren't bluffing. And there wa* of I.I'ZS to 1,600 fra pcs 02 cH**i taught the importance of every cog in the inaohine, and nit bluff in Die Palestine oul- increases (about IU.50 to |12> a month had Tomorrow u election day. You Clanse* now are being con­ stress will be placud on happy adjustment to tllu role suited butsla resulting in the death uf^ l»ccn demanded effective today, ducted for students who have may be among llioie who llmuglit hut that the government had speech defect*, heart ailmvnU, to tiie ability of the worker. They will be taught responsi- six Jews.’ that when ibey went lo the |k>'!» Faria El Kltouiy, chief Sytian t countered hy proposing to In"to be an intelligent, active cerebral palsy, impaired eyesight bilijy and stability',, und how on Nov. 5 and soled for (licit delegate and one of the spoke* ciease the wage* of those still at and hearing, and those who are and loyal citizen in u democratic society. work hy 300 francs (about 12.40) l choice for Cily Commituunci) mentally retarded and crippled. This seems Uke u constructive program, particularly men of the »l* Arab natio.i* for November i,nly.« There are five classes for iepresented in the UN, told r-‘you were'helping lo clecl some­ for a state college. Recent, hlaloyv boa. jcliwrly shown .that TVjrien that the ^*'h«*le BldsIMV ROME. IW -. l _ ( ® _ T b * piu-. home-bound.children. The tcacbep one lo dial office .Such, nowese^ bring* the schoolnxiin to the intellectual achievement alone does not mpke worth-white 1world will nppoM- ihe TmpIStm-nwa» not die c«»e. You nominate I world citizens. Something niong the-lino ■of-chnmeter- latlon bf puitmon witfrHait^thr ix-ct of a naliunwlde strike uf home and-teachea at-th c bedside, p inumcrpaf'employeathrealenedtnThe Suite of Florida, a pioneer | them; lorndriowThry Will Tie circl­ truining is needed for a basis. fotvv* they |Hisses*. El Khoury lay-to add to the difficulties of ed. Or, it I* prifrctly poulb1• asserted that Ihu Aralw eonsld- Premier Alcide de Gnsprri's in the field o f public education | ctcd any at tent|a to ic^ up i (Christian Itemiwrat government, fo f ihe exceptional child, has em-1 ' for ibem lu be defeated if snotiiJewish nation a* aggression which has lieen under fire from er candidalr tecuici enough against the Aral**, and then the left wing for the last three theleaa flexed its muscles at Genoa,. write-in Volei. So, if you favoi where thousands o f veterans ofl To Ik; alone in the house ami awake after midnight i* cut loose with this broadside-: weeks. Home city worker*-wfuwunced the underground war agiR farih e Mr. Cluie and Mr Kndrr for . ." We wi||. nee if uiu aponiuis to bvamui tiet|uuinte(l Avith the houaiMt-utiter twlf, tnaylK'-Ms last night they had approved Ihe Nntia pnrudnl under the fed uf .A®*"- part It Inn plan (the Unit » — Cily LunintiiMuntii, you bad Iwi ler go lo llir City Ilall lonumow real aelf. One*? the villiige cltK’k haa finally mouncled nut that cd State* and Itusala) will wiul national federation's decision to banner. Communist leader* Luigi Longo brat slow twelfth atruke, an eerie Hpirit creeps out from their forces to suppress r#»D:- I »‘ rike tomorrow “ after the fail and vole for them. are of a lL p u c c fa l means" to- and VYattar- Auditio Inith -delivdark comers und hitfh cupboards to bu ilandiiR stcaltliily Blicn to - their aggression,' obtain higher payr a iid ^ U ^ rjg h t JareR addresaea ran|dug-Do Gas peri, . J ’hat, 1 tako it, was a rnetoii- Co organ! ae. “ 'Popular magaiinrs have ircrnl1 througli ciifct). roODkJUld »Li atuLdtiwu. the tdaira. — attacking those who would re­ cul remark calculated a* n rebuke However, at t.uera In Tuscany, surrect Fascism F_ riliplsyrd k'ulgm’ phulogisplii Hearken to the creaks it makes. A floor-board nives. and declaring to America ami the Soviet .Un­ of I he uiM-ning night of the Met- as if under a foot. A faintly discernible gnawing cornea from ion, because if any troop* atv employe* o f that city and nearhy that the Partiian* were ready to Capannorl defied the national fight again If need be.toixiliUn 0|icia, pietumably th<- somewhere, but where? Now there is a ‘muffled thump. sent into Paleatin* tu maintain federation by voting In a secret ‘ At Milan,' Achillc Maratu, Acme of culture- m ibe United What could that itossibly have bean7 A sound like that of a pence it will lw done al the or­ ballot not to strike. . . Chrlillan Democrat Undersec­ The nationwide municipal strike retary o f the Interior who wa* Slatei. We air glad to lee lit? door bangs ever ro gently, far off, yet inside the house der of thv United Nation*. The Palestine question I* internation­ Metropolitan 0|>eu /^ttotislion somewhere. The cat suddenly becomes ’restless and pt'owls al, and must lie dealt with ac­ threat cams after Italy's first sent to that induatrlal city Fri­ completely quiet day since the ex­ day to deal with the unruly labor unhappily from room to room, wary, wide-cyetl as if listen* denouncing i i k Ii pictore taking cordingly. treme le fr excluded from the gov­ yltuation, told a party rally both fjom the standpoint of th* It is up lo the United Nations, ernment last May and opened a yesterday that the government campaign to unseat De Deeper!. lt°is the house having Us little joke, throwing o ff its tskei and the takce. If America's would not be intimidated by “ put*, having sanctioned partition, to The Conti Communist Party never- liea q u are demonstrations." social elite .cspnul go lo th* staid and projier daytime silence. To know your house you sea the matter through. Sloxi ope/«’ without gelling dmhk and must sit up with it. Just you and it. when the clock hands certainly the UN should erttf.e a polite foies (which docs- not hanging from the chandelier*, or are moving through the small hours, the black hushed hours nuw exfst) ’ to maintain peaca pulling ilicir feel u|n>n -the table before dawn comes with its rush und realism. Whnt a lot during the .reconstruction iwriod, in the opera bar. ibe Allocution those folks miss who go early to bed! and close observer* who know the Middle East believe that this Mould lake slept to letltScl Hi .force should bo moved into lha membcrilnp to muiic loveu. Holy l-and immediately. Now la the dangerous time. To leave Horatio Alger Wat all wrong TAMtyYVTKIHUNK _ ; Palestine unguarded would Iw when he wrote stories on th* to invite a Moslem holy wav. ” !------ r.------ftga to riche* theme, according To any American worker who can herald Its finish a* another And once that got started there lo a Writ Coast educator. ""Ngt look* on the Soviet *y*tcm aa Btallnlai victory, hut the “ finished would lie no telling how far It would run. every American boy can grow Utopia, oryto any American in- joli” la often .a^coslly “ fake.’’ It*I* well that thl* great quea* A s |0H- example, the American’' u|> lo be PraaidenU” - tayt Dr dunlihtliit who fear* Russian ~ "“ “t>f ——“ “ " liniidt u r road r iles l ift' 'MPMC Utl I Hull 'Sintuiu In““tin1 Paul . i . roii auk tli y4av *ild prrr emn|iolllUning i* an*artlrle In the current steel bridge over tho Moscow the UnlUnl Nation*, for after idem of San Fianciico Stale Col­ i**ue of Collier's hy an American River. To get it finished by May all It la a matter in which the lege. Fifty-ieven peictnt. be ha* carpenter who spent 14 year* in Day, he , nay*, they faked the world as -• a whole has a vital asphalt- road and street car track*. and special Interest. Paleatina . •• figuicd out; tliuggie luiflcly Russia. , * - . From Information gained at the "But after the May D*y ctdcbr*- i* indeed u Holy Laml. and not' antf With eventual fiuttralion to horse's mouth, so to speak, Jojtn lion the working cyew» returned, reach a goal only live percent K. Leino of. Rutland Vt., charges tore up Ihe fake asphalt top and Jew* but to the whole uf Chrlf* only to th* Moalcms and tho attually ever allma. And (hit, that Russian* arrest workers and the car tracka removed the rub­ temlom. he think*. i« baa. discounting force -thenv to work- without pay bish filler,' then began the teak ' To the Jew* and th« Arab* completely the I Dili Century the­ to save money. He relate* in­ of laying lha permanent concrete of Palestine ta entrusted a spir­ ory that it j» Letter to have tun stances in which plant directors and repaving with asphalt. The itual heritage of manklnjl. Tho requested the.courts or the secret bridge wa* open to traffic thfee UN must - help-i*af*guard It.’ aigl loti than never to have run police lo impose a year's prison months latdr." *a_ at all." Perhapi, what jhiVhiuntry sentence on a skilled man, thus It It never wlae to go too far needt it to give the, cuji 'to the compelling him to pursue his In underestimating the ability of day the action vat- taken a* the trade at hi* old workbench withneighbor or another nation: but result of the burning of three one who loiet. out pay. judging from Lctno’a observation*, automobiles and the tearing down Uduo also reveals that the and assuming a steady advance In • Hunger it mote dsngeioui Russians are great ones for pro- American Industrial production, of an American flag at the lega­ lhan ilarvalion,'* >ayi ,.n Aiioci, pagandlslng their plan*. He point! tion yesterday Gy a mob of 2,000 all . Wc net.,| not worry about' abo Soviet persons, apparently angered at aled Ptew staff wtiter. That may out they *cl the date for the com -; inj u*lriai rompctHlon. American- support - foe- the -p -w ' M A- » _ sound .1A r - a -typographical- m or, pirtion ut-jr-prajocs,-so that tlonlng of Palestine. but he explains it -by saying that The American charge d'affaires hunger it acute, and can be iraat Damascus reported lo the damediately relieved by a hearty partment that Prime Minister Jamil Mordant Bey expressed pro­ Manila an* lisa F »M Uiwl meal: whereas starvation is chron­ H ’nallnwse Iran* r « t i On*I ic and takes a long time to get her husband, ntariot H. Lamarre. lacker wore kilk'd.-at Communist found regret* at th* violence and During a Senate invrotlgation headquarters and the Soviet cul­ promised full protection for the over if ihal is imtiibie at all. legation and all personnel. of Meycra, Lamarr* testified the ture center. A* a mailer, o f;fa ct the starving army officer wa« tho real own­ President Bhukrl Bey KuwgUy In London a colonial - office map is seldom hungry at ail. er o f a wartime aviation sub­ spokesman said last night that o f Syria also gave assurances Hr acquires a dillikp for food, contracting firm, Aviation Else Britain probably would relinquish further acts of this naturu will g 1 her 26-year-old mandate over be prevented. Uaytc.., Ohio, ----- - ---antf .re. *nd gets along (4otnehow without trie Co., Dayton, Palestine before next. .Aug. celved $160,000 from It. Lamarr* * _ 1,. th* eating , until bet falls over said he was - only its "dummy" 1United Nations deadline for with* dead. The tioubln With Europe to­ president. (draws) of all British troops from day is not mere hunger, but actual Meyers Meyer, dsnled denied that. i lhf J ,oly L* nd* starvation, There are many young The exact daLe for surrender of -i1 . ^Tho tw o.. _ tliar u r , general, talrltli . Th mandate, .however, haa not people therz whodo‘ V ot know the committee he catstbno Scnatu o< shed the firm and made La : & n determined, by Die governWhat it is to chjoy a hearty meni ntarre Its presldehb because Mr*. IJ mf nl* the spokesman added.. meal. R» W. V. BITTING Lamarre waa hla "girl frltnd," a ' "The mandate will end the day TOUCIltON DRUG C atory Mr*, lamarre label* as I w* surrender It," he said, adding Fotfner Undtncrtrtsry of Stale The neat time some one that #Drttiah forces still in Pales. •^•"Advesoa »*)?*< that ihe Mar- "lies, all lie*." bossla that ha haa nop m o i a With Lamarr* wa* hie b r o t h - 1 ‘ hcn would “ go Into th#htiull n*n u ihe only thing Hand­ er-In-law, Thutna* E. Rcadnowtr 1shclli and lake no further part doctor In five or ten yew*, look at him a little sadly—for ing butween Weiia/h Eutojic and Tto wa* vice president o f tha t — he I* to be pitledi its conquest Ity the CommunitU w defunct aviation company. 1, ‘ ,r * plodgcd to get out i T! l *}«*‘ » » r occur "Without it.*’ I^f lisUU,v"Fr*nec, Mr*. Lamarre wore a g r a y ' [?*1 ™\n “ ul b^ wne^ A ‘‘ *; V* In the body In that length o f Italy ‘and Al time could oe a serious ihr surrender aquirrei coat, gray suit ■n,l ! i *1! .^ n ^ tivV ro b t ^ ??! to continued good health. For to the economic, »y»- gray feathered, peaked turban. I District Attorney Georg* Mor- \” ^ V ' n . ^ P ' l l is _possible that U ^ ry or tern of the Ci d this, ri* Fay ha* not diKlosed whether growth max be present for Ion he icctni to be a he haa asked, the grand Jury The American legation in Dam­ . .period* da without wit* causing great tv* In ascus, Syria, haa Instructed all catastrophe fo pain. States for any specific typo of‘ ImlietAmerican* there to stay in their of the fo il w | The person Who consults A l shift ment against anyone. :V1 quarter* to avoid angry Syrian pfcqNtWan regularly for a com­ ’ o f power," he ________ _____ be Of plete checkup does not expose, WASHINGTON, Dee. l ~ y p t incalculable importance to the *r- Th# House Armed Servlc Department ............. said to. m . ' State ............... •himself to such dangers. and well being of the mltue will InveeUgata disability Medication I* .often it . L „i. retirerosnl* o f Army apd Stsh ,pd Ni Navy aaaanT recommend action to lu row* fH- legal aubeommllUe. y_ ' fc w o u ld today. It also He declined lo predict- what competent o f -modem plana a This 1* _______ of the nation'* mil- action might be taken. lS4th of a, series : twondrr flary oil of Editorial Advert Is.m.nta In the Senate, Chairman Gurney W » ' ' ng In thl* paper each (R-8D ) o f the Armed Service* ,M 1 aion, Andrews told reporters the commute* haa announced that his group** retirement subcommit­ group wants to know mor* about Copyright tee trill acrntlnlze diiabtllty re- the disability retirement o f nfti: nent poltcits, and " If nee- n ew t,:-' ,T -^ ... , r t r U i l o l , In (ha n ,r (a, r,|.ubli ra lln n a l all ih » l,»ral b » m . (trialrd la IM , a r n > n i » i . a, writ aa all A I* arraa dUnaO-hra. BOYS and GIRLS Can J easily S * t h is b e a u t ifu l candid type CAM ERA F R E E . PRINT your nam# and addrA* cRitHy and mnlFro K. F. FREEMAN CO. ^ 1225 Spring S tiee t p- F L O R S H E IM SHOES College And Citizen Last th o ro fo ro C o s t l o n g e r less per day of w ear It** a simple problem of lung division (and we. - do-mean iomg!) Take the initial purchase price o f a pair o l FLORSHEIM SHOES. Divide it by the total number o f days, weeks, months, o r even jwarx they last you.-Y ou 'll he atnaied - -1 w to diicover how little ycni spend fttrevery 2 i hour*’ enjoyment o f Floribeim Quality. SOVIET INDUSTRY 1 CITIZENS OF SANFORD VOTE TOMORROW When you voted last November 4 you did not elect your City Commissioners, you only n o mi n a t e d them. The vote tomorrow, December 2, elects your Commissioners. Security Council * Woman-Meyers Only by your vote in the election tomorrow can we. feel that you have selected us to further the principles for which you stand. The right o f American citizens to select them own pub* lie officials is a privilege which we alone in almost the - Physical,. ..11 Examinations - -4 entire world still enjoy and which we must continue to exercise on every occasion if-Democracy is to* be preselwed. r , ca Y fiv r Continued Support W ill tie Appreciated RANDALL CHASE S >• .t mm 1 ssal yotft “ = » - Ik i yafl6» . : c ♦. ^ . •i'.. * •• J * ¥* \ y r * ' ? ’,:'-'- ’r ’ - V ' ’l : ' • Philadelphia 7, Pa. Noises After Midnight 1 1947 ” I I * v . ‘. ; t. -■ kM P .C . y o �MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1947 THE 8ANPORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Tood Handlers Social A n d Personal Activities * Social Calender MONDAY —------ The • annual - Christ oiaa— parly and covered dlih supper will be­ held by the Phiiathv* Clan* of the First Presbyterian Church at the home of Mri. Victor Croon at 7:00 I*. M. The Inte rmediate U. A.* o f (he -'F lre t Itapt 1st Church will meet at 7:30 I*. M. at the home of Bar4 hara McN’ab, 018 Kim Avenue. The Junior C!. A.* will meet at the home of Beverly Kuiirr*, 010 Myrtle Avenue, at 7:30 P. M. The following chapter* of tha women’* auxiliaries of Holy Cross Episcopal Church will meet at 3:00 P. M .r St. Ann’s Chapter with Mr*. It. II. Coleman, Mellon* •vllle Avenue; Su AK'nes’ Chap­ ter with Mrs. Fred Pope, Crippen Hoad; fit. Cathrine’s Chapter with Mr*. Harry Tookr, -12(i .Mellon* A vide Avenue. St. Mark’* ChnpTUKS1IA Y The Seminole High School P. T. A. will meet at the hijcH school at 8:00 P. M. The board will meet at 7:4f» P. M. The Friendship league of the . Congregational Church will meet at 3:00 P. M. at the home of Mr*. O. M. Zittrower, DOT Persimmon Avenue. The board of the Sanford .Wornan’s'Cliib will meet at 10:00 A. M. at the club house. I The W, M. U. nf the First Rap*tist Church will observe the Week o f Prayer at 3:3(1 P. M. at the church. Circle No. 1, Mr*. Myron Smith, chairman, in charge. The Y. W. A. girls will meet a*. .. 8:00 P. M. at the home o f M i** " Myra Madden, 701 Magnolia A ve­ nue., _ -j.— • The R. W. Ware lRhle Class of the First Methodist Church -will 4* have a Christman party at the “ home of Mr. nnd Mr*. Clarence . Wynn, 2000 Grandview Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. with Mr*. Wynn, • Mrs. L. M. Swain and Mr*. Kscar Price at hostesses. Gift* will lie __ exchanged. WEDNESDAY The W. M. U. of t!i« First Rap* tint Church will observe the Wetjt of Prayer at 7:30 P~ M. The • B to th T rtfd S T T JrF r^ o l^ will 1* —tn fhaTgc o f the program. The Sanford Woman’s Club will “ have an annual Christmas en­ semble with a luncheon and bridge party to lie enjoyed by the mem­ bers. Reservation* must l„- made by Monday at noon with Mrs. S D. Ilighleyman, 04D-J. Mr*. R M. Burns, 8BI-M or Mr*, S. C. Gralusm, 099-W. THURSDAY The West Side P, T , A. will meet at 3:00 P. Mr and the board meeting will be held at 2:30 P.M. — Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. E. “ 3. 'will meet at the Masonic ffsll a Bargains 10% O ff Bargains 25% Bargains .50% Prlcw Cut To Clenr , ALBUMS ^ O U I l i l O Q K N — -------- HEMO BOOKS DIARIES COLEMAN’S Mngnnlfti Avenue . The music of your choice perfectly recorded o n ... Columbia I ■ + O r m\ The ChrlttlmoH filfl Of I^uttlng EnjoymentNow In StockRachmaninoff Concerto No. 2 — — -Gyorgy Sarwlor - - Robin Hood . v •Basil Rathlmne , Mfasbwlppl Suit* •Andre Kostelaneti Rhapsody In Blue -0*car Levant Show Boat -Original Ca*t Koatelanetz Conducts • I Kostelaneti Favorites Eiotie Music Music of Victor Herbert Music of Jerome Kern Bolero Grand Canyon Suite Strauss Watties Musical Comedy Favorites — — -Andre Koatrlaneti Frankie Carle Encorfs W A Victor Bor«« Program Duchin Playe Gevahwin With Dinah Shore hy Sheaf Cufata Favorite Rhumbas THE MUSIC BOX 119 W. I l l BL Fh. »3» (UwfaH, Florid* E le a n o r R o o s e v e l t HwMintiol f f watt Un* i II unllnurj I him I'sgr llnf| .1 given billfold ryTtfjeatw of -it- _fyl unit ten and .lb,- sight /J ev-I- tsinUci- .m'i Sililiiimr tic n trtSu't TOjrun«i to ” taks*.'£li:V ffw “tirp' jw*t* ' pin jjjjj brouro with .t ,i •"< rtitnent." I inn.. ■ This i* brniue ‘ OfTTi-l” !- V>f TV,-: Ffite. Justice, r-tdu, l-oider arouttif ^whii b til the . word*: “ Safe Kiu-I—Gotst l-ltbor Utid i 'termi DepartinenH Hantih r* I., ilm ..n i.f— ^r-pbolt— i -wt.ro- ttm-pnifrr"pattern* , , j i ... „ iI ih I i tti ti tfi i.i II,... j ' IOO«l MUM ,-d I*.,, nf'*-i , f Vn i -i. .enlarging i , upon i t?. tlrt . |||fr# »# * Hill i f llicnt I** (hr i lilt***! Sin!#* ('iHintififitiii. • • . 1 • Hi*1*** Hill IJ. ri$f?ti -lit In riut.ii.i-. public the text lav* ■ IWt| hantUer* n* n (rifjniruVi ■ •dght* (he SijUc Ih-paetmi-iil -aid -♦if Ihoir iv«mHiiii>i1itv t itit-it * * . .n ., W *s V^*t u M t iu t l.etwo-l vefiW 3SP*it ‘ ’ ,J? '" “ hit.. Iienith stnn.t;.*ds- I ),j ,.vt-A'e«.. everywhere in the also gives the public a m-n-u Iit, „ „ thnf identifying the instructed D .m v D d thev nro fundamental foo,| -hmidlt-r. 3 and slurttbl t»- the light* nf Establishment* hitvjng 15 pet every'* Individual.** cent i i | mote t-mployrt- ntti-ud- [ * -------— - - .—— mice will receive rtiit-o-.iil ccr* | During tin war, for econotny tificate* of nttcndnhee, I reason*, tin- tlrrman* -b-velopAI TJutw- m-ards ate • -liccted to 'use- of rolntively low purity oxyl«- presented at - 1ho couclusin-i «• » for accelerating -teel prodttcof the mboid Wrdne-ny after U«n "'«> i " 1 ynth. -ls or gasoline iiiHtn. • j fioni l.rown coal. Reception Given. At Williams’ Home One of the loveliest events of Dr. J. N. Rolison has returned the fall season took place on Fri­ from Miahii wheie he spent the day night when Sir. and Mr*. pail week. Voile A. William* emertnined with n reception honoting their ■Mr», Sadyc Mo*es nf Rruns-; sons and duiighters-in-law. Sir. and Sir*. Charles ' William* eirnl wfek. Ga. J»" spending i few days Mr. ami Str*. Peyton .Miller Willi­ in Sanford. ams, whoewere recently married. The reception room* of the spaci­ Miss Margaret Robert* of Wilous Williams* home were beauti­ mington. N. C. spent the Thanks­ fully decorated with chrysanthe­ giving hollithy in Sanford with mums, gladioluses and greenery- relative*. in shades nf bronze and yellow. A fter entering the hall guest* Mrs. A. I. Jrssitp of Columbus, were shown to (he receiving line Ga. is the guest of her daughter composed of Mr. *nd Mr*. Volie and son-in-law. Dr. and Mr*. O. Williams, honored couples and I,. Barks. Mra. Miller Williams’ parent*. Mr. and Mrs II. G. Mar-hall of -rs Mr. and Mr*. J. II. Tmluck re­ Oklahoma City, flkla. turned today from. Florence. S. C. Mrs. Volie Wiliams was gowned wh('Je they spmi the Thanksgiv­ in n rsiyal bine crepe dress and ing holiday*. wore a roraage of white rose*. Mr*. Charle* Williams was love­ Mr, and Sirs. David E, Mryer ly in a gown of light blue crepe to leave tomorrow to return trimmed with rhinestones and .plan____ _ .... I- Now Kently Fur York V City w olf a corsage of pink rosebud*. to New iL°r— W after c, t spending " ! ' ",---and carnations. Mrs Miller Wil- “ *W rf ,l" " ’ »t «»'*• Mayfair Inn. Spi-rlal l*sirlii-s nml ll:mi|tiels« Hams' wore black net which fea- I’huto l>v Ijayinijud Studio* Mr, ami Mrs. Tom Kirkland turrrl a short cape delicately trimMember* of the Woman’s Golf A*--*intimi Uiatil of ilirerter* >tagi-d n successful mfs-sl Scotch fourmet! with gold. White carnations and children. Tommy and Joan, of sonu- yeslcrilay at the Ss-tninole Country Club. About ItMl golfers pnitiripaltd in the evepb Frotd row Fur lif s c n f llln iw Plumt- Ornnge- C ily ^ I lo le l Orlando were guests of Mr. ami formetl her corsage, Mr*. J. Mitchell over the week­ reading from left tu right: Mr*. K. It Spiith, Mr*. I’ rice U ntil. Mrs. John Ivey nnd Mi • jfci-K* Ibugei, O rnnge C ity , I Imiibt Back row left to right: Mrs. George Thurston, Mr* Clyde Terwillegar, Mi* Karl lliggenhotham, Mr*. Tha dining table was over laid end. John Stuck, Mr*. Hurolil Kaslnrr, M r*.-Andrew Cn iruwnv. Miss Dorothy I’owell. Mt» \V g ; I b nilng with a sheer embroidered linen doth. In the center wa* a lovely --f Friends of G. W, Willi* will and Mr*. W. It. William*.____________ arrangement of small white chry­ regrot to learn that he is con­ santhemums in a silver howl. On fined to his holm- lieeatiss- of all - s s tN s iM N w ia w s tw w K H n N «N »K »K v n »s ;«W M ]tn v s i* each side of the centerpiece ws* accident in which hi* hand was a hrnnrlu-d silver candelabra hold­ injured. ing while taper* and silver coffee an-l tea services were placed at Miss Mary Joyce Stevens wa* Mi*. George D. Bishop, Jr. en­ each end of the table. On the -Ihirken t urn jrith l(si-in* listed among the student* pledg­ tertained on Friday aftrrnoon at bu{fet WO*, tin artistic arrange­ 1 1 pUTittd f-.-> I. *iiawn ment nf fall fruit flanked with ed tu the llella Z<1t* social *-*• 2:311 o’clock with a de**ert-hrtdge weight white taper* In silver holder*. rurily at Florida Kuuthrrn Col- at her home un Hibiscus Jlrive. 7 rr i'lip-,'Viili-r laga— lie (1 uskelsinl........ ................Greenery was'ftirther used'In HeI’rleardy gfadiniiluses nnd other 2 la r g e » jt h < if tm t-Ie j' rnratjng the rooms. A iTiinLiii.Tiiuii ni warmth fall flowers were used in decorat­ Mr. and Mr*. James J*. Ridge 2 large spritr- celery leave* Those assisting in receiving the ing the rooms of the Bishop home. s|M -ut the holiday weekend pi I -uinll omul rid in half nml m a r l bs<k^ ."Ilf tlie-re guests and serving were Mr*. Roy Following the dessert course Bit of iiilV leaf Holier. Mrs M It. Strickland, Sanford it* the gm-sts of Mr. several progression* of bridge and Mr*. Frank Milter and Mr, thmP Ntn jitl r i._ "r.l l»VM r* Jt F. Cooper, Mrs. W. It. ___ vTi'ro enjoyed nnd after the *corc* M H T -H -A N N O l'N tH M IIN r- ^ Place mi Dyson, Mr*. Date Scott. Jr..' Mr*, nml. Mr*t Jtnhy I.ni|ic. wen: mbled litgh prize was award­ nick in Dutch nvi-n an-i nd-l re .Ititll/e tt m ul .Mi’flit'Hu)", it. It. ITppin. Mrs. J. Roy Brill, Mr. and Mr*. Ted E Dennis Mr. nnd Mrs. William White ed to Mr*. Gotdion Sweeney, *emninintr ingtedn-td- Cover light Mr*. It. A. Williams, Miss Nancy announced today the blitli of n Iy aml -Hiiinei until ti-ndcl—. have returned to Athi'ns, Ga. a f­ culul high to Me*. Edwin ShinWilliams, Mrs. F. J, Cool edge and dangl^fp, Unii|lemia Kag,— till rtlMliit i'-j lo 2 Lplll , HeplelM'h Miss Carolyn Coolidge of Allan-, ter spending the holidays with holser and *crei-nu toM rs- Ilala 1^ N i J l.in Ittaiienti-ji, intr wihiT nf lilemleiJ- wool M r, and Mrs.* l*;" lt.~ KlEtJejT jn d I Scoli. Jr. hi<iTri if in■i-1*- --*irv• L*r *< fr»it*» tn. Mrs. M It. Smith, Mrs. Cr 1*. Dell illi» a former resident of TIiom- attending were Mr*. til Li* iiltl |fi«M v< i hii’knt, Hardin nnd Miss Mary belle" Row­ Mr. ami -Mhs^^. St“ d r * fr Wliilc. Snufind und was employer| ny and rnyim . . . . . . Iml ion ftk'in f fi i f* i*ni l*i **l If Htrjiiti M-dsmie* lligjrin*,. Mr*. Camilla ell of'Oglethorpe, Ga , Mrs. David Ml** Sophie MacDougal who is Ilrurt-, Mrs, II, II. Odham, Jr., The Sanford Herald. brut if link i* n -ainv ir* fultr«\s ** Speer, Mr*. W. It. Fort, Mr*. Volie frouls. Size:* !IT> thru 52. William*, Jr. ami Mrs, M D. in nurse’s training at St. Vin­ Mr*. Clyde Terwillegar, Mrs. I .‘t cu|i vliiikrn fat Mr. and Mr*. Wilson Powell cent’s Hospital in Jnrksonville Gatcbel. . , I *t fum flout t’ojtn'n ni Tiin, liliie. Gray. spent the weekend with her moth­ Karlyle llimsholder. Mrs. Swen- announce tin- birth of m**on. « ■■-1I. ■ ... ■. ey, Mrs. Jsme* (!ra|ip«, Mr*. Glenn Allan, un Nov. 22 nt the er, Mrs. Frances MarDujjgnl. !l rtlpS i*|iIrkVjf ( i t I t fihinholM-r. Mr*, firott, Mr*. Jsmes Baptist Memorial Hospital in Brtnvn, MtiriMiii, • Ira^tNmti hlrliPR ^ Mr. and Mr*. Juhn Mathews Terwilb-ger, Mr*. Fred Bell nnd T«llalia*»ee. Mr*. Powell will UHalt t remeinU-led n> the former Eileen and daughter Evelyn have return­ Mrs. Itirharif Brown. . 11)1 .. .u « .* Iltnyg of Sanford. ed tu their Inline in Wayeross, Go. Ilm = [ill -m I ' * ■iii-»! t :,,H •* William C. Branan of fianford after spending the weekend with lo Midi. (Sililiiiiu* flulii iifi't tflHTJ ' was recently rln-tnl- treasurer of Mr. nnd' Mrs. Arthur Bs-ekwlth, (jimilrt aittl lit *t»l« fat- Ailii Alpha. Phi Omega, national ser­ f liirl.i'ii b|i»tl* Tllal kilt1lit?11 j vice fraternity, at Emory Univer­ By Carlin Hay' (pfif, f ’irttb' uViki niGtliluli' ittmt* sity in Atlanta, Ho Wa*.installed Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Philips had By Ht lit THOM AS a* the organization's new’ trea­ as their guest* un-Thanksgiving - ■■■■*— f 11ft i niif i*1111*tn1111y ^ii 'tili I d r»«1k.. surer at its first anniversary din­ their son nnd family, Dr. and M r* , | Su* ton to 11**1** wil It -i4*lt* M id , For the tx-ncfil o f ntir reader* H o l l y w o o d , n*.-. i ner held on the, Emory campus Lester Philip* and children, Mnri* 11BM1in4 Riid Inim*1 fil*■•‘i’"* **f *‘hfi*k**N rrnim uh itmugh him -im who aninterested in hearing of at which university President ria Elaine nnd Lcalry Jeanne, *of J-ij| pt11v v*’ f low cut j visitor* and tourist activities cng a vjinor* nno lounni Aciivnira in never nevrr *r,min*o# not inf ini, hih ahii I now ih » w i u n « Goodrich C. White was the princi­ Winter Garden. > , ^ , sSanford we are running thin c«|. Jb annit Durbin whu want* • t«> I liviil until *i lo» ki*» *v in«r«tigiii> t M l l l u i w r i f S t I H l l l l l l l f l M l i n l l < | S I ' t R l l l l l l i ’ MP S1 I I 1* « rtttV-"* ............. pal speaker. '" . i. limn onre each week in the hope make u hit on Broadway: . {hut. Solve w ilh iiiv rm « i “ t Dr. White was also initiates! Dale Hofmann, who la unend­ Clad ill a huge ltm>i»-»kiH Ire--* as at) honorary member .'of tha ing the* University o f Miami. that phi arqunintam’r* may Nfraternity a* wa* Dealt of Men £aa returned to Miami aft*” * found nnd m-w.frb-hdviuade.3It*. for "Up In Central Pack*'- Deanna K. H. H i r m n i l Junior College spending the Thanksgiving holi­ Gabe Michael of the Junior Cham- was rxplaiiiing why she ImDean II. P. Miller. A-junior In day with hit pnrenta. Mr. nml ln-r of Commerce Information iiever^ entered the emteert fli-bl. ■ wV r ^VL*.v's! CFl Y*.VVV\\VV.» : ( Q V.V.WVWUV1-: ' l v v v u w k v ^ r F l i Booth I- mo ti.,1 tn u* that the the School of Business Adminls- Mrs..*W. D. ifbfminn. uiiii -'111''inging slElluai'lllIt luiur.' " V iT P V T T im s W a 1 1 it your lung* oui every night, par­ ro, university Intramural Frierfd* of Dale 1^ Scott, Jr. man's Bsy" I* creating a goi-l ties, Intel vjt-w*, i-te,.**- she deathle irs, being named to^th^, w||| |K. Interested to learn that deal interest among people who niythieal all Emory football teani he ha* Iteen pledged to the Beta are struck with the beauty of tin# clared. “ Iftit a llroadurny show ,” Si John's River. Thanksgiving in HMD. Beta Bela fraternity at Stetson He is the son o f Mrs.- Arthur University, This the nsltun&l day brougjit thi- largest miml-cr -he added « illi it gteum iii lu-i of sightarer* and winter visitor* ‘-ye, ‘ That's my ambition. ABranan. 1000 Magnolia Avenue, homo my biology fraterhity. soon a* I ran find one, thnt'o to her hrg>th. Sanford. what I’m going to do.’! Those registered during the Mr. and m T T hL G. Marshall Abbott ami CustnUu are bhv'have returned to their home In past week at the booth Included mg a Irt-ef with their home lot. Mr. nnd Mra. James L. Heplcr Oklahoma City, Okla. after visitU-I. their five-year d*al, signed lag Mr. and Mrs. , Volie Wil­ of Kingsman. Ind., Mr. and Mrs. with - the nbl enntjiatiy, may Charleg McWilliams of Cam­ liams at their home on Magnolia reach an einl la-fort- it's supposed bridge. O., Mis* P. Arnberg. DayOf interest. to friends in San­ Avenue. to . . . .Charles Itiisseti is flying tons Beach, Mr. 'and Mrs. II. K. to Borne to spend the hoiid.iy* ■Ai» ■■ ■g£ ford la -'the annnuhcrmrnt of the Arnberg, Seattle, Wash."Mr. sml Mr. ami Mrs. Ralph Austin marriage o f Mary Bernadette witjt his wife, 'Nancy Guild, wife Grime*, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Smith had aa their guests over Mrs. C. A. Gordon, Rolicaygron, there for “ Cngliostfo' Ont., Mr. and Mrs. C. R. WrskJohn Patrick Grimes of New the past weekend their son* Allen Jones, uway 'from picberg and Mrs. Rose Rottholff. York City, to Philip Kronen, Ralph Amlin 'Smith, Jr. am! lures for. two years, »i»y* lie grandson of Mr*. J, Fleischer of Walter Meade, wFI7Pare students Conncrut Lake Park, Pa., A. E. Won’t return until the swing froth this city. The marriage took *t the University ’of Alabama Hollar*, San Jose, Calif., Mr, and. modern musicials back lo oja-rNew . Port. _Mrs. , J.,,, J. Johnson, -----, - vtt«s ; . . . You ran ex|H-rl wedplace on Nov. 1 nt St. Patrick’s at Tuscaloosa. T e h n ^ - N . \\iight, I^ngJsJaiid-vding U|t* ncxi ycar^for Edm ««+ Cathedral in New York C|tv. Mr. and Mr*. James Hal rick of W; r . afurKIlen Chesney o fR o s. O’Brien and Otgo San Jaun . . Glenn Ford is finding that i*eH APPY BIRTHDAY the Brae Manor Hotel, North tun, Mass. Among visitors registered nt ing a bachelor six months. « year A! Phillip* Halley, Ouclwe, Canada are But wife Eleanor guest* of Mr. ami Mra. Charles thr Mavfair Ina are Peter E. Bes- is no fun. bas, Chicago, A. It. Tlnkerton, Powell likes keeping her tali-pled at 8:00 P. M. Initiation cere- Best, (109 East Second Street. Mr. Best accompanied them to San­ Avon Patk, Nemour J. Rome, Ar- toes in show huelness via appear­ monies will be held. noldsvitle, Ga., Herbert I- Mc­ ance tour* . . . How tn save mon­ ford from Canada. FR ID AY Clain, New Orleans, 8. Okun, ey in plctuie making: Note the The Friendship League and Hugh Wkelchel, Jr., Southern Brooklyn, N. Y., Philip Boyer, ’s i m i l a r i t y of set* for "Gentlethe Junior Women** .League of Gainesville, 8. K. Denison, Or­ man’s Agreement'' and “ Daisy the Congregational Church will College. Lakeland, Mary Ann and lando, J. II. Bryan, Macon, Ga., Kenyon,” which were filmed at have a sale in the building for­ Howard Whekhel, Florida State Mr. and Mra. (I. D. Williams, At- the same time hy 2<>th-Fox. merly occupied by the Antique ■University at TaJtahasaee, were lantta, J. (]. Allusas, Atlanta, Er­ Bette ' Davis and William | the guest* o f their parents. M> Shop. their second nest Motsback and Peter Saprr- Sherry celebrated and Mrs, Hugh whekhel a SATU R D AY stonc. New York City, Johnny annlveraary at la-guna yesterday. The Grammar School P. T. A. their home -on Magnolia Ave­ Farrell, WestHdd, N. J., Rev. II. They are settling n drsl for a nue for ThankagWinr. will have a ninnage sale at 40$ J. Callahan, Norwalk, Conn., John ranch near Prescott. Atit,. where Bette, will go when she finishes East Fourth Street. Ralph A. Smith, tnofun-r of B. Ixtbcrt, New York City, Mr. -Wlriter Meet ing1*- - . ■■: Movie and Mrs, R.' Thompson, Cordcle, ' Acetylene gua provided much of Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity, will Ga., Mr. and Mrs. David Meyer, maniuerk -declare "A ll You .Ever Expected — ‘ Forever Amber/" this country’s lighting before the serve pa delegale to the thirtyannual session o f the national In­ J •ra of the electric lamp. N ,H ® n S L \ % rtw S l 2 2 » . M n Vhatcould lie taken twn ways!. . J. II. Oahmann o f Washington, D. p Bn t>urye« bad Ids hnir ter-fraternity conference to be held at the Hotel Commodore In hlnndincd *o he’ll lutik 25 fur A t the Valdex Hotel during the “ Another Part o f the Forest." New York City Nov. 28-29. p u t week were Mr. and Mr*. II. Msny other blonde nctor* have Miss Ixilu Lee who Is attending S. Dexter, Staten, Island, New the um c practice, but they’re nut" Stetson University was the guest York City, Mr. and Mr*. W. S. as frank nl*uit it ae Dan. . , . of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har­ Sanders, Columbus, Mis*., W. D. Paulette Goddard wa* Instructed ry I^ e v over the weekend. She Sanders, Columbus, M !u » F. 8. by a nrofe**lon*l fur her role a* had as her guest, on Thursday Cannon, Jackson, Mlso^ Mr. and a card iharp In “ llaiard." She and Frldayh M lu Jill Battle of Mr*. Georgs -Spencer, Charleston. tell* me ehi- later took lihn’ for Leesburg, who Ii a lso . attending W. V*.. Mr. and Mra. J. E. Bal­ $58. . . . The Frcdrlc Marches start ahlon, Roanoke, Va., Mr. and Mr*. 8t*Uon. Tom Howell, Chicago, HI., Mr. and other picture Jan. 2 so their Among the Sanford Stetson Mr*. E. A. Brook*, Charlotte. N. children will join them 5|<‘r« f ° r V student* listed on the honor roll C„ Ml**** Lois and Carrie Willi­ Chrielmee. I noted his name was I for the summer quarter were ams, Greenwood, a C., Mr, nnd spelled Prederlc on the call sheet Mrs. C, D, Dirk holm, Benton Har­ snd he u id he Is used tu the Hugh Carlton, Ruth Hale, Paul Hickson, James G. Lee and Jock bor, Mich, and Mr. and Mr*. T. E. misspelling. “ It1* my own fault," he aatniItted; he adopted the ctin Morrison. Listed on both the William*. Greenwood, S, C. ped spelling wh*n he changed hie honor roll and the Dean'a list Also Mrs. I). T. Garrison and were Helen S. Tenrlileger and M iu Gladys Muon, Badin, N. C„ name from Frederick Bickrl. . . . Hor* Lanra»ter ia trying to get Robert a Wilson. Charles Seal, fit. Louis, Mo., Mr. out o f Jail. He has iwen In the and Mra. C. L. Simmon*, Miami, hoooegow In all five nf hi* pic­ CONGREGATIONAL SALK Mr*. Wayne Camnbell, Pinellas ture*. . . . Current dale* of hriev • ' • ,I , Park 8nd Dr. and Mra. j. A. LcThe Friendship Longue and the ciare o f Metro**, Fla. Suying at Yvonne d# C*rlo ar* Tony Mkrtln, Hurd Hatfield and Howard Duff. Junior Women'e League of thr the Monteauma Hotel ore Mr. and Daisy Kenyon (T C P ) contin­ Congregational. Church will * have Mrs. Alexander M. Perrin, PoU- ue* Joan Crawford’s' burdensome a sale of handmade article*, field, N. n., Mr. and Mrs, C. D. film romances. Thi* time ihe is cooked food and- men's ties on Heery, Chicago, lib, Mrs. Gwen­ torn. between somebody else'* Friday afternoon., The sole will dolyn CUnkaeale, Lynchburg, Va. huaband (Dana Andrews) and s be held in th* building formerly and J. P. Dempsey o f Detroit, widower (Henrv Fonda) and It’e 112 &utli Pork Agenda Mick occupied by the Antique Shop, * j a nip-and-tuck battle all the way, * t NOTICE T i l E O R A NiG E C I T Y Mrs. Bishop Gives Dessert - Bridge MEN, U '(.' I V E WAUMTII II O T E L P( > It CHRISTMAS* - Branan Is Klee ted Fraternity Officer rlp.‘)r» W INTER VISITORS Miss Grimes Wed To Philip Kronen 'and when we glow up VH buy you lots and lots of^ / / 7 5 ' from W m. E. K A D E R ^Jew eler a r e ' , - '. Z lfT . ~ •* * Hollywood 13 1 j f- �—* * T O E SA N FO R D HERALD. SA N FO R D . FLO R ID A t M O fc F O U H _____i. SEC Results Reflect One Of Loop's Most Hectic Seasons Felix Torza And Mrs. O ’Linger Cop Wendy Barrie Trophy On Sunday Dec, 16 Seminple vs Orlando .. ~ •i , -V P .-— ■ ^ATLANTA* " ..... 22 ..SernTnole vs Mt.Dora *s—~ T h o „ € mtnt- successful J f'* 0" i : Mr*. A. R. Mudlfnt iuuI ra'tff-rn Conference- football irnmi, Scotch foursome rver stsgi-d at j JW1 Davis, 82; Mr*. Mnrv Clanry t all through except for ihr I.SU* Jan. 6* Sehiihoie_vt( $eabretiee.___ _— . _L. th*- Sumlnulo Country Club w a s ,and George Rurk. B3; Mr*. A rt 1 Tulnno game Raturiloy #(- New — Mri." Mu* Jim iiM "--■* —. . 8 ^ Alt | Orleans nml various l«>wf partici­ r Scmfhole vs Eustis -itetij yOStViday with m* i>«. N°y tr Horan, pations, rrflw tn l today on the O l.injrer of Vlnrlnla no,I Fella w inw r* Wcrp from 0 r * result* 13* Seriiinple vs ML Dora of one of the league** most T oria one of the country’* out- '*™°hectic season*. atandlnir amateur*, winning the Mr*. John Stuck received the 16 Seminole vs J’alatka Wendy Harrlc »llvcr trophy Riven prlxa for ahootinif her drive nearThe presoason favorite*' alum* 20 . Seminole vs DeLand for low net honor*. The couple eat the pin on the numlwr 7 hole, bled and fell all over thenuclve* teamed to tcore a blistering 0-7 I The distance I* 135 yard* and she with few exception* am! three of , -Seminole vs S t A n g ^ tjn e ---ruL«hv feet from, Jbv b;«U«* rated In th* - tfinished e r Aat approximately ! ! W « 6:00 f W1*. {Outstanding ‘ alon of six, finished In the to# *IxV . 27 Seminple v« Leesburg out of town |golfer* One of the trio, Ml**l*dt>pi< fin aptrroxin M when Joe four, trick allot ar­ included: 'Johnny Farrell, Wendy lnhcd nn the top of \h c lienti foe 30* Semin blc vs Palatka ---the first* *•— time *in *»-the i— loop'* ■* 16-ycar tist, entertained the player* and llarrie, A. Mu*shuck, Mu* O’l.in- *kgcr, Felix Turin, Art Milieu,‘Roy history. a large gallery o f spectator*. 3* Scinlhple vs DeLand Feb. I Clyde Terwillegar, pro. Intro­ Horan. Mr*. Mel Ca«*«Rmtry, Red Alabama, a favurile In August, fi \ Seminole vs Eustis duced Johnny Farrell, former na- Hrn,«, Mr*. Ida McFarland. Joe recovered from Jwu' carlv season tional open champion amt Canadl- Liar. Carl Hegter and "Mr*. Ho losses to Vnndertiitt and Tulane 1 0 Seriftnole vs St. Augustine an open champion, who nartlci-' Rolio. nml snared third plare hv lw\ntlng r a te d In the tournament. Yerwll- . Golfer* playing * the Seminole Tennessee, Georgia, Kentucky. 13 Seminole vs Seabreeze Introduced Wendy Rac- Country C luli. cnur»o yesterday Georgia Tech and I.SU in a row. Irlere a randnlaoexpressed hi* apprecia­ ‘ other than the <-r>nte*tanta were The Tide, headed 'for the Sugar 17* Seminole vs f^eesburpr ■ tion for her interrat in the Iwal approximately tiO in rrumtwr.* Howl, treat Miami 2!-<l Saturday j *— Denotes HoYrte Grffnes night. Rolf event*. Georgia Tech, with an Orange OI'F.N CAGE SHARON Other contestant’ winner* of the Fch. 19, 20, 21‘ Cfmference TDDrnamcnt Scotch foursome Included! M .1 ATHENS. Ca Dte. 1, (Al­ Howl bid tucked away, downed "*** and Mu* O’Linger John I v * y ___.____ _ .. I who I Georgia'* basketball team make* Georgia. 7*0, in a bruising strug­ • m u d da to cop seentrd low n e t ! Ita 1047-48 debut In Woodruff honor*:-.Mr». Harold Ka*lnrr and Hall Friday night with the FurA rthur Willjam* wi-rr thinl with man Hurricane*. ‘The freshmanM ami Mis* France* Mnho/n y and ! littered....Hulldog* play__*ov Andrew CurVaway were fourth j (tame* la-fore Christmas holiday* with a wore of (19. land 21 more during January and The low gross winner* were: 1 February. The schedule is the Carl Heglur and Mr*. Flo. Hobo longest In Georgia history. JUST‘ ‘ ~?i~:=ARRIVED rrrzBeautiful Cap Gun l £ SETS : r* A* In HEAL LEATHER F a n c y S tu d d e d H o lste r Western j — $2 GAP GUNS .15 to White & Naluriil Finish DOUBLE GUN Si:TS * P ira te I »T * $3 3 H O I ^ ^ R & GUN E x lr u , I HOI^STEJRS Roll or 2 r>o CAPS . s*.w ' $1 .25 up 5c (l.oudesl In Town!) sA IU JE S E L E C T IO N S O F C H IL D R E N S C O W H O Y A C C E S S O R IE S Q 4 .50 v * Spur Sets Leather $1 Cuffs J if ■*“ " R? . fe. - SI-"' Bc*l(« '*r' ^°w ^ Hats $1M COW BOY SUITS $12 ,50 CO M M ENTS Dewitt Sayti Browns Prepared To Trade Any Player On Team BEVERAGES r\y&r* “Finest In Town” IV JOE ItEirilLER M IAM I, Fla., Dee. 1 (An—The St, Louis-[lrownv*Ti."her by 3125,090 following four startling trsnsaetions. sought more gold today, 'dangling such tasty bait as'Outfirblrr Jeff Heath and Catcher Jake Early among other front line players. Among the_ first to arrive for the annual Minor l^'ague convenOwn- which gets-under way W e d ­ nesday, the Hrowns' delegation of General Manager Rill Dewitt, hta hrothur. Charles, secretary o f the club, and Zach Taylor, the new manager, already have set up "hop in one o f this Winter rexorta leading hotel*. Rill Dewitt made it plain that nthrra of last sooxun's squad which finished a dismal last in the American League race aro certain lo follow Vern Stephens, Jack Kramer ami others who made Thanksgiving merry for 8t, l^mls stockholders, financially speaking. “ We are not th tough trading by any means,” Dewitt said. “ We are prepared to trade anylmdv on our toiler U .w e feet .1huso dost* will improve the clult. "W e an- determined to field a young, speedy, hustling team next year. Except for pitchers Nelson Rotter and Clcni Drel«ewerd, whom -we obtained from the Red ! Sox,, all player* will be under 29 [ years of age, unless we get stu­ pendous offers, wc will build our team mound such speedsters ’as Third Itasvnian Rob Dillinger and Outfielders Raul Lchner ami A! /.aril la." Biirs Package Store and Bar Phone 88C 1L2 West Firrtt Street Mexico is the only country out­ side the United States to grow pecans commercially and product Ttnn tn thht country,Ts/niTa ifrflklf scale. of Michigan. Ike Owens of Ill­ inois aud Lenny Fird of Mirldgnn who are candidate* for the flanks. Dirk Harris o f Texas. Xygmmit Cisrlm'ki o l_ XuUe C j l i U w w J t i -w i m u n u . . i u i u U l u s - i r n L , P ' , . TihCcandid*Ip * " for every pos­ Dame, Mnlaclg Fills of VMI and I up with a 3-3-1 record and slneo | i * * * 1 , Augusima,. E . .1. Johnny Ferraro of Southern es arc uic figured as « u. half-cntm* J'"’* duiiht tics half-game I| ^ l,K "* *'j. otk», Jock Huthn-- HJon this yet#, jn fact, there me thd._.nre outstorujiiig inckle Hum . inoes. William Fischer of Notre Dnme. NC.AHI m "!* ,'A ! u ' '- 'i —O -l- .r . right 'on .h the, .600 per ci-fil jmarls litti MuitPtttTtFHf Mlnm-soUiMlod F trrr nf 'all. v?u~wni sfaft with tiCPTr Invited i t .' ntlurid the rm -et -tot:— ■— ---- -— thp All-Star Imckfleld. Those me Franx o f California^ and Mike Reside* Mississippi, Vanderbilt log and will eith'er attend nr the Isiys who get most of the Dlmltrn o f UCLA could l>e moved s e n d reprcesntativUs, Kettle i nml Mississippi State were the publicity and they ' are usually into a, guard position on the first eluhs not conceded much of a stated. team.' the most difficult to chose. rliam-e in preseason ratings of Jay Hhodrmyre o f Kcnturky o r To top our list we nominate finishing in the upper bracket. Johnny' Lujack as the most out­ Chailes llednarik of -Rtnn have I'mile's record was not the onjy standing back in college football giHst chance* nf being ’ named honor to come to the conference. this season, ant) he hat our tturo- center on* the All-American flgCharlie Contrly, his battery mate, j inatlou for the field geneial for gregntton*. set a new lolleglale high of 133 ! the team. He is 1HU pounds' of SRI HITS RHDGttA M JACKSONVILLE, Fla., Dec. Her, It (uillisrire wrapped In n package of pnsM'a—19 Ixitter than the previ* JACKSONt I1.LL, Flu., ou* record—and the Mississippi!idb—Grurgia __ and .Maryland vrlt nn,| utamlna and is lead- Julian Slenstrom, W TIIR snort*, Rebels posted a new team recortl meet here lit ,thu Gator Howl’s ing .Notie Dame to Its second caster, is starting a new series nf programs tonight. I I * will |w for completion* with 147, healing third New Year's Day football undefeated season. heard at 0:45 o'clock daily Mon­ Ity nine the retard set by Tulsa gams. - • Charlie Conerly of Mississippi day through Friday. in IIP'-'. _________________ J. Harrington Dai by, Catur rate* the second berth on our Howl itclcclhtli} committee chair­ team since he is the top passer of To U le To Clawify man, mode I w annouigcmenl to­ the country irf collegiate ball and he broke nil record* for passing I DO YOU m u f extra money for day after watching Maryland long U’fure the season clon'd. play ita last game Natuiday— l Xmas? Mere I* the knock o f op­ Harry Gilmer of Alabama, one portunity. We need while dad -.coicle*. tie with North. Cato- o f the Iicst‘ team competitor*’ In colored workers for a • g h t ]ina Stale. the college grkl game this year Georgia came to an ngrremeul shift from '6 1*. M. to midnight Is oui third choice, and Cook aorntt tlilio ago but the net uni kite dally. _There an- jobs for wh -f-Wnlker; HouthFm ~Melhoittxt w l » ‘ women’ opening, sorting and conduct was not siKiml ujflil anl, reunds out our bark field that) Saturday In Atlanta when Geor­ sonlug mall orders. Typist* represents a coaches' dream. gia also wound up Itt reason, — tsre-aa Colored women net ed also. Harney Poole, Mississippi's pass | neet ed for' iiacking. Good pay liosiug 7-0 to Gaorgia Tech, snatchitv flanker is our choice • that* lw»th *‘ “ L" said “ *■* *■“ r“ *r Georgut f . u fin.j o o l - a m t G o lin a l.iw ’a----U U 1 ■ginLltunua. Atmlv to-fiim M ar-** Darby tin*. Florida Fashions, Air aiHl'Marylaiul scuulcl tlic olWlf SwiakiJgets our nod for the other .Saturday In anticipation of lh< end. Hast'. New Year's meet here. Georgia'* Rob Davis, Georgia Tech tackle, W ANTED CLEAN C O T T O N segson feconl shows seven wins ja one of 'the best linemen in the llAGH.* Will pay 10c pound. and four defeats. Maryland h»s country today, even in pro liull, The Sanfotd Herald aeven wins, two losses and a according to all report*, on the 226 pound star. Davis bn* Iwen This will Ik* the first Inns a the bulwn'rk o f the Engineer Hnn Routhpaslcm Conference li-nm— that yielded but one to'urhdnwn Gc«rgl«--hi»s playi-dMn the Gator in five gnmi-s. The oth»r tackle Is none other Howl, Georgia has played !n four other Itowls and this wiU than George Connor o f Notre Is- her fifth l*iwl game since Dame-. Connor ha* Iwen an' out­ standing player for the Irish id! 1912. It will I * the second time yaar. Army's Captain Joe Btcffy and coach Jim Tatum has l>cvii 'to the Gnlo{ Howl. He was head Rteve, Sohey ... - of Rmn State , are ‘ for tho guunl conch Inst year o f the University. *[“ r- candidate* c,l,“ l st* ami Navy|s Captain * Dttk of Uklahotnu Booru-r* who de­ ott l* pur choice for the out­ feated N. C. Stale In tho sec­ standing center. ond Gator llowl game, Tatum When you boll it tsll_iluJttu_ysiai ujccfeiUal C la r k . Kluutgliuaaiy ■wlirflrio that Uicre Is a lot of Shortly Uieteaftur a* grid boss room for. tRscusshm- for our,not c f Maryland,’ * memtarr-of th* nominating Chalmers Hliwtt of Southeastern Coiiference. Michigan, Charlie Justice o f North Tatum was coach, too, Carolina, Hobby Lane o f Texas, Jacksonvltle...Naval Air Station Clyde Scott of Arkansas, Tony Iwfore going wfth Oklahoma. Minis! of Renn, Rib Chappul* of Michigan, Ray Evans of Kansas Annual U. 8. expenditures for or Jack C lou d'of William and education more, than doubled In Mary for our baekflcld stars. each of the ten-year period* from Then there ere . Raul Cleary o f Southern California, Hobby Munn 1910 to 1930. Georgia, Maryland To M e e t In Gator Bowl 11(H) On Yoiir Dial LAY-AWAY PLAN J SPORTING “G T S O D S 306 E ut First St, Hold Meet In Sanford Saturday SIDELINES HOLSTER « gle to finish in second place, hut .with the league’s he#t record, 9 .; 1-0. fur a full season. Mlmdrd«|ipt, with Harney Pooh*.4 giant end, setting n new rnleginte j record for pass catrhing, beat i Missixxinpi Stale, 73*14. Poole! ----------snared fottr passes to treat Ity two I The roarhei of the Hast Flur the old record of 60. j Ida Conference will hold their Tennrsie, a disappointing rlulr unnual meeting at the Semin<>U from tire start, salvaged a drab High iklurol dining room Satui•len.nn by treating Ilmtlon C<d- day morning. It wn* iinnounn-11 from the lege, Kentucky and Vanderbilt. this inurniiig by rtfarh Carl K-t The Vot* won 12-7 from Vandy, l i e * . to finish'w ith five Iriiimphs'aml I no coaches have a full tun-, five lessen. Florida also finished gram outlined' In discuss which with a. good headjtif sleatn In include* a deeisioti on tils bonk­ Ity ARTHUR IIHCK WITH, JR . downing Kpnsas State, 25-7, 1o ing office fur officials for thi end the season with a 4-6-1 ac­ conference for the coming y e n , ALI.-AMERICAN TEAM t-minting, . Now that the final days of the election of a conference chain At present, Mississippi Stale. pion, approving-liasket b*U *che4-f 1947 grhl m-asorr1, are h*tlf. Georgia anil VahdUHiltl • finished ule* ami going over rules anti : turn our thoughts to the master* In n tic for fourth place IrecaOsa regulations governing the differ- I of the football world unil wonder iif their Saturday defeats, ami the out *polls. -----------— -------------- J-wbo-Uw-MiperUi-will choosy -fop RStJ-TUldhe gam e—h arrln d 'a tie Coaches expected to attend will | their All-American candidates for —will make it a-four-loam dead- include Eddie ‘ Rm II of Elide., the year. lock. A victory fur the I.SU Spec Martin of I ft-1-nml, llill A* -usual wc hove to put our Tiger* would leave them with a Cowan ’ of New Kitiyfna, l)u*t«r (wo cents worth in the pol. 3-3-0 rn-onl, There arc ii number p( exc<j- MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1947 -■ Phone !R.IH LISTEN TO lU A N STENSTROM And His ' i X l HOWARD LINDSAYfir; V* V - -RUSSEL BRUSSEL CROUSE CROUSE £ t . \ u n S A A ty /y 5Tw»r»(S»*«As.5WUiT(ye Feature Tlmew: 1:00- 3:08- 5:16- 7:21- 9:32 • Advanced PriecH On This Allriicllnn • MATINEES- 90c EVENINCJH- SI.25 CHILDREN- 50c (Thw yFrlcca Inc. AII Thx) B . /. T RTTZ Theatre T Mnn. thru Pri. ; Effective in Seminole County Dec. 1, 19*17 6 : 4 5 '/ -/ fy . LAST DAY MONDAY- "Mother Wore TighUr 11 ; ; * » » L k t fcim^suP*d. Vitamin “ D” HOMOGENIZED MILK-^Quuvts ......$ .25 IW > It It Y MILK—Quarts ....**.................VV..VJ......................... 24 BUTTERMILK-Quarts . - - CHOCOLATE MILK-^Quarts . . .......... .18 SEMINOLE COUNTY LAUNDRY C ALUMINUM ... .24 m r &t e r b a t t STEEL COFFEE CREAM & SOUR CREAM ; KW ' A U N T M A kUC. G A N E N te A S W E L L P U 9 IF O R N W , [ BlRTWPAV.1 WOOD Quick Delivery « •'*#-«« hdi•*•*•a*■**■***■•#**a Abo Sm Our All. Half Pints ......... ALUMINUM a w n in g s W HIPPING CREAM •f On Dtaptay Al Pints *#» MII! P* SEMINOLE Half Pints VENETIAN BLIND CO. Seminole County Milk Producers Association .820 Weal Third Street l'hone J152*W i? " V 1 ‘ -.v ,.vY‘ - You'll never be dlsappolnled with tpir Berviee nor upaet about our prlceu! Let ub restore the original appearance of, your garments . . . we exercise every care in cleaning, flntahlng and molh V. f �r.7« rL L ( ui l H r.’ " MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1017 8ANFORD HERALD, SANFORI), FLORIDA _ hL Price Freeze__ economy.1' • Meanwhile the Senate wrote a “ freedom of the press’' f r«M P r i « our I -----amend­ ment into the 1597.000.000 foreign equities a t rapidly a> potsible." aid legislation as it drove tuwanl It was the third appraranro of fin a l.p a s s a g e .---• llarriman-bcforu 4 tnngressional It was one of three' amond. committee in support of the 10. nwnls offered by Sanatur- Kcm ) point program •I*rrsldrnt Truman ■flt-Jlo) which were ailopt(<,| with 1**1 i>eforc Congrr** ai the wea­ little debate. pon* he needs to romliat inflation. . Thev wstoldt He told the House committee that •(.'Guarantee that representa­ a great deal might be accomplish- tives of the American press and I hy voluntary programs, but radio Ih< admitted, upon request, at such efforts “ can I*- under- to France, Italy and Austria to mined by a thoughtless or selfish observe the working of the~prominority." 'Vcpvci . . . - " I feel thernforc^ he <aM,'"tbqt ■ .the power taimpusa limited direct next .Match 31 or as umn there' control of price* nod wages and after as practical on the amount to institute consumer rationing on of commodities distributed under a few items should be granted the program, the nuntlwr of in­ now, if we are to make every ef- dividual recipients and other’ de­ fort to keep the price of vital cost tails. 3. Provide that the yeuort lie of living commodities within the reach o f the average purse and to forwarded to Congress When Ihe preVcnt an Inflationary spiral Senate met. Senator Vandcnbcrg which will hurt‘all group* in our i It-Mich I admonished it to act to keep up morale in west­ Did John L Sullivan Fight ern- Kurope “ This mot ale is under particu­ With Stomach Ulcer Paias? The famnui tir;»\>wo,*ht rhfinl'ttMi larly nitiral pressure at the mo­ Uun ,«• rn I’UflNoito rut#r. ment,” he said' “ We can get the hi b*v« • •i. t. mu! fouiitit most for our money hy acting M l h« «1i«t I f ll|* otlfftrsnl promptly W j can buy the most i" freedom at the moment by acting i»r iilrtr piliu, pain*. hrtitluirn, iHtrulNw .*-its.. with vigor and dispatch” There were indications on the Ili'f, IjIuaI amt nltwr tondltloii* WMfooU l i * •‘fcowaa ***lt» ~4«w4 .q|..jns< -House sblei-too, of an increasing b«X »»f IM u .t T d h lr U ft *•*« ) ' ' u r disposition to get to n decision on (l,,iHK>s*L n f»l UMpf nutt i «mv|iir« the emergency aid question. or mutn Tm*\ to »»* iiml act Speaker Martin llt-Ma-sl said OltR T o r il MONt#t MIt K *^Ulirllt«IU OrU|T t'«, Mint it I »«vi after a meeting of House Itepub•tor®* 1 1 • f _i w ho»if * lican leaders, that legislation on S iJtnfflid tin YARDLEY VENETIAN IILINDS America's Most Beautiful • Aluminum - Cedar - Polish*d Aluminum • Ask Me Vor Free Estimate Seminole County Court Records h t m t is t y 'r a r m r . Tt.’ rrrV i* muni* T » U ftU rt N lltt. ............ -titr 1-n-n-— H e n —I V - Stnf-nl Ail ml ■ Ssllt'ttsl Ibialt, Witt, i», Waldo J .tut Iliad)* f* T-- Ftr»1 SalleiiSt IU*k -it '**■ lando. /.(■Kiel. Jt*llK J tltlt I- Mir 1.' Florida Bin> ..... .SunMiitty an*l J U ItHT To Wigk-t F, iltlls. r t*lii-*r. limn fis t Marie I', t * Mr* Melts ft T*u lei • satisi*i*Tiii\ nr mouth \*a:« I'rlitl.yl P1i.li.l i Pi - .lie Il»lt Prelllt AuorLittun To iHtnlt II IVelr. amt Martin Ahdtteot Hanford All <Id t N.ti:--« I IhtflU, Tu L” A Tailor .tut Aimli V* II PI .rHii Ht.it. fta— V To II K Msgti tit-tin ami I* I, \VoHiFlorida Hi.ill Ileak to ArlHai Will Ism* J.-hn.on, AI I. .Hit (am *t Ti. Ilrn. rr 8l.**r Hut Mar.* '*> m to * t»\i u it r ,1 it stHlurr To ttrrV of M-— _i,S...i;uiuir tig t I ik iTit:xTV Jl loll:. SKMI\Ul.t> CUt'NTV Udtirlu »*• r, rh a a tc *. n t a t i : rip pi.mttyi.t. 1111*1. Ill* MI.M in pitmiATi: IlcaCy itoiiWn t »» i IN III. THU KNTATK OP fA llllll tint Hitr.-i M U. Nil ITII. dr-rra.rd i ii ii.tn\i4 m m m Hi M l. M III i)t It MAV ft iN l j Hull* r i • i CKIIN: r«HH'r«;|r ItliH’l, NiSIc. 14 b.rrby . i t ' i s It,at llr Kfelirhltu*»‘* ILi> lali A. Hill 1(1*1 her final inpor r|*m> p.ifl Ilf tintiit n ■ .tdlnlhfHralris of lh>- -.tat. M< t i l l ' l l * \%% MM IVrtt I'dili Mr*. I fartia H. NiiillN. il«eru**d. Unit ah' | fileil li.r Intllb n lor filial’ d!‘ A. y leilld*. . | rfis tg r, 'to P. W. STEVENS - 017 W. Robinson - Orlando Phone 2-0729 th e anil lliat , l u . m il H e n c ra m * TT. By Rnv Cot to GOOD/...NOVf l\.L «II0W TIHHOAN HC C A N T USE O Z A R K ON THAT FIELD _________ t o d a y / ; AOTIPK tip PI lll.lt f l in t l III* PH' t Ml UT . SR M.l S O I. l I'O l'N T k M 'lW uF i t Mt i l f x ». .-M iff ip-wH.\?cci;nT ' m s:*» Alms Haul Plaintiff VR Jiuir J. M.i ,,l Itf.liiUilt IN T ilP NAMi: UK T ill: HTAT' OF Fl.nlllliA TO: Jink • J, IV.nl *ly Map! Nlrr-t. Martia, mill, fount), tiroigli' Ton at* .m i ,-i.) ivriimaniird < appear- In Hill ;>r fomplaltii lib ■i/t -tnw tWUK- r.nftt. at ^gRf-r <f*"l*e»W C'Htall. f*t*lc_llt_Pl!.'fbl_ rut Jii.Ih lal fit rull In Ilir case — Alms Ward t*. Jtalr J. War itrfcn.lanl nli. uln tb- i-licf *oiigh *• itIvoter oil IK* 3Wh day -if l*r -*rol-r A I* fkl*. and fall >-u no •Is* a dft’l I i pro rutlr.m will •• dn>>Vt'<l .in-ilnrt >oti and tbc rat will l'M t,*U ,<% • party. It I* fiiHlo, ..nlrmt tltal till* No lire* ntt-l Midi r be pnldivlbit •*• il * a ,*» I. f.-i | roti*« e III IVr Orel, in ,Tlie Hanf.-nt Iti raid n nr»*p.let u( k-i.eiuL elRUlalloU nul.lblir< In iui«l-rj a. iiilaolr fount) Florid* ' M ITN'PKi* MV ifAKI) A.\t» *»P ( b i l l . MKAt. t)'F T IIH tNtum THIN IrTII l> t t OF NtA KklltlCIt ,tlt 1*11 nl Naiilufd Fb-Hdu. ft I*. It,lltdoh »tb flrr lit. NISI I of Florida. IfT . f T Nlltt.| Ktn-il i’atkrr TtMinitwon. JOiuce y* t t s i. g it s •ta Ti. Ht-t- st. K<r*f .tt«lilo »la>. I lore, KIIJ.ili ,K <tut 1».i A 1 •• |UI ftllitl ill I' IlllltlSu* Hilt InU.t M.irtln. I Willi i .. I:, mb . -It -T ttv le e -4"—it OZARK IKE Legal Notice . a u u l » * ‘i—*- , -H ' rtu V -fa rw yt T-> trtbor F. Labi. rial Nt-rniuti-l) v‘- IV T-> t W’lltrt* Hut tlllt-H* S PACE a|i|-l M TNKBtt—r OUR M A M / . THE C W N tM C>~ M IC TERRORS/ e < / tp j» x ,H,S HA, r.w . r ^ , r f U0 H lj V . ..0 2 .R K IKE 1 IN THAT OAM Cf n f t • a ft ! W H 0 ? -\ HOW? AS . - aS L By Walt Disney •MICKEY MOUSE ' WELL..WE AUKA^VsJMOW TUIS Ctt£ {TU” E r-TE5ST .___ S~£a < eN3U'SMi . I S W ’ AH' W a r .' the Yiiatter should la* on Pit Islcot ' '" s n t f Jinl*. of tfimbailr fount, Tillman's desk tty Ihe end of next -- Flotilla, on tile 3|H da, of In tnber. It*l«. tor .spprokal of -.ain week. and I- r fln.il dlxli.irar a* Allium lUnttlls I tin , *lat*• of I'airl* U II.II. Ji i . s - ij«L. L on d. dt«a-on. slila till* ._ZttU - I t l f ida). "p CT iOn ' is T.? — . ; ■. ON THE CONTCAIZV (7EAASi<2 . . . I TCOJEC^1 T H E e s i a ' J M U A N jjA d E W it h RACK QBAJTN ANP P STlNCTiON ... V •nriiUb a. mu Mlml..... .1.11 ..I III. obllr ol ■Catibi. )i.-SnnUi| - 1in»a**d. I FOR R E N T 1 OFFICE space In Melsch Building. " sure-light-efficFs, icw ly TJ7/or-’ f" ated, all utilities, best ami (uni­ tor service furniahad. Call (WAWi H. A A. DepL' Stor*.—~ BECOUD PLAYERS a n d » ra d io s P A R T IC L E S IN f t t f llT HP T ill' fnPNTV [Ji:i-tit: nKMi.Mii.r: , H U N T V. nTATP OK FU1IUHA. IN PlttlltATi: ijik .Tiy. SALKS Representative w»n|ytl; IN.,.Illi X4Jt. u‘ "for i;«TnT,1i7lM d" \ril,m..t. ciir- * *1 Ct KP.Ma . »!••»•■n nl. T -Af.f; W t tt -M t IT —J f AT— CWf IMIatlun. Pii-vidu* sales or busi­ T.ll.Ni ness eX|H-tiettcp mci -mry. Pru- j 10 FO R SA LE Uas space healers Sta.95 up ' l t . ’ B. POPS COTTNC. SEWING MACHINES SALEM AND SERVICE Bert’s Seeing Msrh. Shop 115 H ^ J icn rh __ i'll. 1190 Supply._________ W AN TE D TO RENT 2 UEDROO m furnished or unfur­ nished house. Phono 1000, 8:30 to 6:00. . • FOR SALK.— Unierock for drl*aw*vs and . roadwavo— Phone 1241 LOW ERS ItuxiiiPN-s •26 O pportunities —^ trc ti'U "tiT ritriry : for rent. By day or wreek. The Musi- Box. 119 W. 1st St. (J. K. 10 FT. double duty mest display case nnd compressor In Phone P53. good condition, new motor Lodge & Son.’’ 6 ACRES of tiled farm land, ex­ cellent condition. $35 00 per' acre. Phone 781 -J. Box CM MRS. BROWN MILLERS Fruit Cake at Plggly W iggly A Table t.'are Herald. 2 •* T .I U tuI rum- •. T -)0 U '.a f't.,1 lir r llli.il *-■1F»s*»w| . W E LL TON lr|»*t , tt* \'lm .h i# if4 lfih uf _llfr minsioii*. Box !’ S_j< Cart- Her* 'T t+r m fr^T T — iinT* HiT —-aid-— fiUil h« r fur final ill* 'liatM *. Mii/I tfi.it u III ttHI'i> I'* Kxeloslve franchise In your tlir lluMirulilf It »lt« W Wat®, t’uun home county. High pud lofit yTeld j ,, j,„rH i»| t'clilltwilr l*«*Uti1> on t-Mpilol invested. If you liave I pi..,..t t I'll Ills till 'Id) *tf l»s ff*f 4|tpr'ilf'l of $911)0 to invest, I all ol write Us criMl*rr4 t «i » ■ filmI *ii. i " \tfniiit (or full particular*. • tatt-tttis of (Inul Tint Tk* WALKER Hc.ALTV COMPANY *»nUi, UotrmbI,, Miiild •-» tbU J<th <1^. lliadentun, Flotilla. ut SmtiBlirr H i t . N o previous exptuience necessary. U lm I. TUu«ma ZEFLEXES? H I 5 .R EFLE XE S 0<A V VES... IN OTktEC WOCPO ...4D-UO TiC<L'SM- now ESOA J' c 7 l r-y v ,\«hi»liii»ltalilx ol tit* tiiu (p t,i 12 T$#u I'H ipibii, «)»>«*.imsI. S P E C lA t- s e r v i c e s RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT PHONE 200 T ,« VVII I.IK \l VC J litlN p iiV , }» l l l * * r H lrrsl. 1’ *11I I 1 : |l •« •*! S IK H KLAN1).MORRISON for all occasions U DHIVE-1T. INC. MtNKJLL A YOST FLORISTS A PA R TM E N T or light houseSipes Avc. just o ff Celery keeping rooms, .Phone 31. Office ph. 103 residence yih. 610-R RADIATOR cleaning, tvpalring. New Katlinlor*. new core*. Wo tuke o ff A install. Jimmie Cow­ 8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE VEGETABLE plnnlk for small an's Sheet Metal Work*.. Phone ami large acreage. Cabling,-. 010. Collard*. Broccoli. Cauliflower, FIV E ROOM HOUSE, partly furOnions, lettuce. E«cnrn!e. Tomnlshede, 2 Dedrooms. 1/3 down, Expert Radio Repairing ato.- Strawberry 4*-Beet*. --J W *40.00-per month. For'nulck Fred Myvrst 311 E. 2nu St. Bell, Lake Monroe. Fla. Phone adtlon. Call Phone d l73. SEE US FOR INSURANCE MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING REAL ESTATE WINK FOR YOUR FRUIT CAKE AND TYPING F.1LA. MORTtiAtiK LO\N8 nl HOMER'*. CREDIT I.UREAU OF ILVY.MOND M. B A L L R ts llo ix SANFOUIl------------ttl.r AC m x r . - tauter ■A -W ire, m • Registered B ro k e r and 110 N. Park Phssie 180 condition, for 5 acre,*. good Insurance Agent Farms, R. 2 Box H I, Lichee FOR R E N T -F lo o r sunder. Y.asy Itin. 4 Florida Stale Hank ____ __________ ____ Bldg. Sanford. operation. Rcusonublo rates. SunA TTR A C TIV E home. 5 rooms. ford Paint A Glass (jo. Phone Itatfi, porehes. Lm .190 x 135. EXCELLENT buy in snide dyed 303. * ' fur, coat, six,- 12, includes trimDouble garage. Good finance ■jmd hat to match. Phone 997-W. DODGE - PLYMOUTH plan. Call 430-J. PARTS AND HKKVICB Immdintely available (10> tlays, SIX PIECE dining room set in * 109 Palmetto A te. Phone 1011 gtNsI condition. 222 W. 19th new 2 la-diooni bungalow with ill" Si. Pliohr-.IOI3.J. drive in [rorticu. Laige living 8IGNF room, l«slroom ° surprisingly ELECTROLUX ^Cleaner. tMK) W. Show cards and posters * roomy, snarious encloseil porch, O— DKEU HlGlTHWIVICK 1st SL kitchen has cabinet sink, hot O. I). la n d rty . Phot** 1021 water heater ami ampin cup­ GOLDEN GLOW PLANTS Mrs. Ctthtn’s Rediator Shop for cor.tboard spare. Outside stuccoed George Maffett. pli-ta radiator service. 10(1 Sa.i on concrete inside has waterfun) Ave. Phone 355-W • proof coat plus 2 cuats of plas­ Gi-nursl -EIcctrlc automatic blanter. hardwood floors in living . kait for sleeping comfort RAYMOND HTLDIO II. R. POPE CO. INC. room. l*ot has 70 ft. frontage . , Kxpm - photographfr SVallabM et -*antl locattvl ItT Mayfair; price ’ ~ ........ ■- ■ ■—------------- --ell tlmci for weddings, anniver­ 12 GA. Marlin shotgun, exrt-llent $8975.00. saries, birthday patties, social condition- Hughes. Rig Trailer FRED W. IIENDEU. Kaaltor gathering*. Phono 1093. Park. Room 2 Fla. S igl* Bank Bldg. Phone I8M AUTO "REPAIRING. Hell' Gar6 A K T IC L C S W A N T E D age, Sanford and Crlerj Avo8 A R T IC L E / ) F O R S A L E Dues. Highest cash price pWd for used furniture. Ted Davis Furniture SW EET Hamlin oran nges $3.00 For Dependable Co. 811 E. U L Ph. 068. bush. : R. W. Lord, Phono 789RKFFHIGRRATION 8KRVICK W. F L L BUY your, car regardtea* of GANAH REFRIGERATION TUXEDO- FEKD&-—vomplata Ilna. age or condition. Roy Reel, 904 SERVICE Hant'a Tuxede Faau Blora. W. 2nd 8L Ph. 670-W CABBAGE planla, Marion Mar- 7 Pat#, U r M t o c k . S u p p lies Iqnkkreplng service, par)' time: . ___ • kaL L D. Mann, Lake Monroe. _________ __________________ also, advlre and asslslhiicv on FOR SALE—Gelding 7 years old, ■— ■ aoeial security an<) Income tax B E A U T IF Y vour boms with LigPerfectly, icntle and sound. raqtter*.. J r F. DctdWey, 300 ustrufti lodge. ~ Contact C D . Telephone 6205 Orlando be­ Magnolia. Phone 9107. Mann. Lake Monroe, Fla. for tween six and right evenings, or ran be setn any. time at DIAPER HKKVICK any ei«4 or any quantity. Farr'* 8lable*. Peel Are. at For detail* of the safest “ maid 8T0RE FIXTURES, commercial Michigan, Orlando. service" now In Sanford call or refrigerator*, code fountains, write BABY VALET. Daytona H ELP W AN TE D Ublee, booths, chairs, special Bearh. Diapers »u|.pli«L built fixtures, freeters, etc. W rite or phone collect, R. W. GIRI.8 W ANTED. Laney'a Drug IS NOTICES—PERSONAL 8tor*. Bouldln Mfg. Co. Volusia Coun­ ATTE NTIO N LADIES! ty Fair Grounds, Deland. Phone Sanford Dowling Alley wants pin Make a one-stop eervica for all _ POO. boys. your laundry and dry cleaning 1-80 GAL. and 1-35 gallon table NEED ax Ira money for X'maal noeds by using your fevorite top water heaters. Electric Ser­ Self-Service I-sundry, Soil Ity b Journal, Holiday, vice Company. 207 Magnolia Newsweek. (3 sale* cam 86.001, T IIK IIB L PY 8K LFY LAUNDRY Ave. Phono lo t. • 400 W. 15 St. Sanford Lotikj Esquire. Vogue and CosK «y atone P B A C n c iA L L Y ' new 12 guagn Royal Maater tires are back again. Servi n et. C u of C. Bldg. single barrel shotgun, swollen! IL a POPR CO. INC. 8. Ala. condition. Phone 1120-W. GOOD practical nurse for night SANFORD Beauty' Salon, tele­ ONE 2 U O U T. one 3 light phone 1350* or Mary McMahon, duty. Phone 672-W. S light ceiling fixture*. » side telephone 1864. Permanents all light* to match. Phone 611-W. methods, starting $4 and up. 9” ' W O R E lvA N T E D PREW AR ORLANDO Morning 8entinel. Or­ D B p C O W ** , In good 011 lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Avenue Rav. 1108-J. where -i-80 GAL. EleelHe water hci them U no electric conpecUo. TAAH A MORNING TRIBUNE Electric Service: Company. nvallable. t l years eipcriencDelivered to Vour home • Magnolia Ave.' Phon* 101. IL M. Gleason, Lak* Mary. Fla Phone C-3106 or 294 CONCRETE BLOCKS: 186— 8x8x ■ ■ ■ H r* on groves ASTH M A— Free trial. Nephron 18, 81— 8x8x8,. manufratuml by or truck farm, ran handled trac­ Vepar Treatment has helpi-d Chapman A Resold. All for $30.tors or trucks. Jessie Cook, thousands. Writ# Nephron Agey. Lull, Fla. RU'Box 82. lid. 41. * F..a|uf$ u u t 8 e « n d S t . Uw» <•*. Wheaton, IU, V»»* .14* It* fe-liy trt|tiit««l !•» I * an«! *• i , t iltssil H w i,lu % inin .*• ..r h * ii|i».iits HfHilurti. > • r JLr C an*l i ilim . » » . I.II I ' \ I • I •I Istil ssf I'liiltlllMlM Jilsl aimiiM ) «mi ill till* call** lit* lit <th *.l «♦* I lie y c i ' o i JhI ) , Huri«l$s. »i.i ------ jL C _ a llti* il«« !#th d xr uf N«*%•■flits*» i* • Hy Fran Striker THE LONE BANOEK Art^Iicw Jkltbiuii, U lt iii tin m t i'ii I lb l..,.| 11- - s| l**f «lDi»f •‘ •U ltu l ...tip lilt . ii»H st>.i|s« r iti » III* Ik Illi* 8IIit11 Is* |H|1*|I*f ‘l -----HEV !VITN»:HH. O.. I*. II.I1MI..II. i *Ur .. u# CfrxMiH Court mi nfs.nl. !‘f„. kl. m -i il.* niii, •-ii .* .1 i* iEP^ '1 I'M 10081*1' $OR H FOR AI ICAtPIiN' m WRECK • 1V96 TRAIN W a rn \ UP WPNT ^ THROUGH TOTBB PA0$f NGfR car; MR. WMTFRO.VOUNt GOT TO G€T OFF TBI& tr a in ; WUR enemies are out TO GET ^ - 7 , '/ vc-^1 1 *>u; --- — THERE ME ) C l V’ANT TOtl.'J lv! h T . r n w r ,y~— "m i* W\ D I* IIi im I iii* IHI.AI.I i i - JttvKTT Tli«t>l.\K. >eb l.lllllA liKF1)IIX|ATllll V 1: 1, 11111 . n i :i \ i o iik . - •> H..it I., it..)* iVtitt.r Vt-ti .tt* h-rtl-y (niultetl utt.l •it'ttt! it, U ,.ii*t ,-|,|HMtr -a(Mitt. **■i-<lt tia) of Janoa/), A. I*, lit ■ It* Hu- bill ..f coin |tl.i Iut I II..I It. II' .' | It. till. I Hilo .« Ml •iiroll ''i-iirt of Kemla'tUt Cuust) at KaufanL Plural* uy Alitutt. Tltoin.’ia, Ih-Iuk at, union lut tlltt-fer. , Tha Nua4t.nl n*raltl I* d-*l*aut..l a* tlm n s iii«| i„ In whlth ll.t Unit* .hall l,r |iut,li*htil for f»u< yenwrutlyt Hrrlt- . IVIT.NtiNN, O, I*. Ilsrinluii, V4 1. t.l ,tul t'lrrfill t’otirl at Haul,- .1, Flutltl*. ami thr otHri»l , « I .lot. ■1r. Hit*-ih* rstit tiit) or Nm .m Iof. A t> ISI*. " I*, lit radon, Pl.fK _ -11*14141.1- * Tit ONE TALKED 1 ARE TRE ONE? *HQ TRIED TD WRECK SHERIFF, THE MEN OORRY, SHERIFF, BUT I CAN'T IET WHi CAPTURE ME. DROP THAT GUN CR C-CT A BUltft IN DE BACK I IKE TRAIN \ ------- — l I'hone Phone H iL V E H FLEET CABS — ♦tA'dYUX CHANGE TO TIOLENE OIL linn Your Oil Cartridge Been Changed? Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. Park Phone 37 Hy P 11 UI Kohinmm1 ETTA KE1T w N >• VMHV.MAr HX« oe*»is 1, ; GCMAilY fgiW.'NOSHS.’ tMAM too USAO' S44< ■ " ' our iwvn 10 taa’ HBCi'*,/ ■ tS-oHT ttovrs AtSJ/r DtffvW isr wnnaa n/.yg iim 1 iiu c A i.1.- TOTUB GA.-TJ WITHj T ' < c*:B n:H '''l I !***»<YbinN*)-,t|»*.v-if*ruLuV»iuYTh l DCt.8 [ . ,tt.S*EtCH J in o ff a & . ejcm cJ rX\ YOUOC A l - \ MU^Cip w-mJ l u a m K u r Get <TMOT-JA * _ * « . r ■n DiJSnM OOXT.*)/ ^ M B A N f/l C'MPlYfV ICilrV I CCU.D 9 AMOtET NSW cou*ir *> 0*1 you WV4 IMATDOrf Hix.’ -n s s o e s . l iwwiNrnxotX TO(TOMT/ ■ a r* •I 1) ' wt’K*som&rs Hen Keep Anything You Don’l Need? When I II Buy II. Suchv An foHitltlYe, Electric A|t>liaHcem iwlng Machine**, Clockit, - pittM -'-TOOMT HIM ajx * * .'- ol rou LU PH eo From yjn an i I S it, It fe t s If ETTA. h69 fo o k , mao . . . Jttxl llaabr*. W. Waggoner THADINC. POST il!7 W. 131b HI. Ph7 1270 • 1 * . * *. 0 V iflB ig l ’ , -M •• .y t j f v Vv n : * -6.- n. - - , �MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD, FLORIDA FACE SIX Christmas Buying Strawberries _Oviedo flperlal to The anfi»rri ITerxM ll» M A R IA N It. JONES • (r*m (('•••Beau tree. In n n*»l aluwed the harvest ami rencwetl the menace o f high watera which plagued produeera earlier in the Christmas indicate. j 6 Dead, 10 Missing • Ilfflia M Irmtm i**JTf l l l f l j iiam - Patterson to havr been In -your-wif* the building. ince sale, 1 The blaze « u flrat discovered i In nunt-iby Palteraon j at 13:40 A. »L lar. value. I (E S T) and he ran through th o itora, iron- first and aeeond floora shouting high-ijual- | the alarm. "reconver- , Th * flamer—fanned by a hlgn frre.l ami wind— spread rapidly through I the ti.ur-auny brick building farled and which la occupied entirely by the e depart*’ Volunteers of Amrrica. y enough q he organization, with headthe mer- ( ,)U>rte i, j„ (he damaged build■ gl“ omv lnjj (jgford and Marshall °f ■ r*' I Streets, uacd ’ the first floor for when hu>- 1B «H<>p in which newTtnd repaired |, Airport Is Dedicated At Charleston, W. Vn Holy Land Violence WHISKER WINE N IC K S PAC K AG E STO RE . J THEY WRITE.FROM EVERYWHERE' PRAISING PERFORMANCE, RIPE AND SERVICE rwMcur nf rrvtiw rrrf'aToiir (7n years, lie Is the son uf J. II. Staley and wax formerly runneck'd with him li^thc filling sta­ tion business here until both went Into the celery busincts. He Is a nephew hy marriage of C. It. Clonta, Sr. James W. Wilson, son o f Mrs.) W. W. Wllsun. Is also a long time resident uf this aection. Mr. Wil­ son Is also known as a large rclcry grower. Ho la a member of the present city council and has been on the council for a long time. . Mrs. Don Cartaway wal ho«t»** Thursday afternoon when sho Entertained the Garden Club. Tne, guest speaker 4 aa It. 11. Kill., uf Orlando, a noted authority on roae*. The meeting was presided over by Mrs. Augusta U. Cov­ ington, president. Those tnjoying th* delightful talk on rose* given hy Mr. Ellis were Mesdamra J. IL I-ec, Sr., ljoyd Clonta, Jr., Ijiy Clonti, Jr., Max Leinhart, • II. G. Smith, C h a r l e s T. Niblack, Oreon Burnett, A u g u s t a D. Car. ingtun, Frank Tatbott, W. IL Meek, G. 8. Moon, T. L. Lingo, 8r., Georg* C. Meant, It. F. King, Merritt .Staley, M. L. Gary and Mr*. Don Carrsway. After a delightful ‘ visit fot •cveral i|ay* in St. Petersburg. Rev. Lionel W. Nelson, Mrs. Nelson, and daughter Dal* have returned home. The sophomore clasa of lh-.» Oviedo High School will be rep­ resented fly Frankie Gore and Mildred Lucs* on the, tjulx pro­ gram to h# presented Monday at .8:00 o'clock over station WTRR. * ‘ Among those from Oviedo at­ tending the covered dish topper 115,000 owners. Tlie verdict of these critical buyers Is overwhelmingly fuvorqble. ’I heir experience adds up to such muhuslostic endorsement that more'*thun half the sales we make result from owner recommendations! (live Something control, roomlneia, economy and,.above all, the ride that theec great poetwar automobile* give them. The following excerpt* from unaollcited letter* tell the whole story of why Kaiser and Frazer owners like these fine cars. FOR THE HOME These Voluntary Statements Are Typical of Thousands Thiit ChrintmaHl AM.Armmd I p u r c h a s e d the Ora. Fraasr car aald la our- town. 11 It the beet autonobOe I have ever owned or driven—end the. tekee In a goodly number."—From a llamUtutt, Homf., /‘arawr. * .• MWWass Driving—“ I have never experienced euch performsDoe and effortlria driving aa I have since 1 became Ibe owner of n Ks bar—wonderful to handle tn IrmBe.*’—FVoa* a goo Afomw, CW., Stott Justfiryou/ AUTOMAGIC WASHER w a s h ...rin s e , ,, trip sod 1 like the lubrication layout you can gel al the engine. All p ert need repair are more arveeslhfo than ear. Ttwae word, era not only mtoa service station sttandinU in many | f rvm a / W m . 1U^ Factory S u ^ rtim , Ike Dari IMs ef AM—" l have driven my Frame 8JM7 mUea. On a reomt. 2,700-mile trip through Canada I averaged M.0 mflae to the gallon. 1 have owned and opanM many different mekaa of cars over a perk>d of a great many yenr* end never until I bought my From* bare I owned a car lhat wa* *0 sconomicel and I can truthfully say that Ude car glvaa UM bee* ride of any automobile 1 have ever owned."—fVee» a Oniufon, A. /_ fa erier« "A fter averaging 420 aaOea damp-<try chthas autam a ik a tty t See how it convtrts Id a dishwashtt in t'h m inutesf Come in today. OLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 Cabinet Head Says More Pay Roosts Coming *Ick. ■ 1 v• / ’ •i "The higli prices of grain have caused by unprecedented government purchases for ex­ port, rather than hy simulation." J. 0 . McClintock of the Chicago McClintock objected to the Ad­ ministrations request; for WWi'r to increase the amount o f mar rln, or cash down payment, re­ p lied In trading ‘for future ds literic* of grain. The Admi nis(ration contends that low*m ar­ gins have, encouraged specula IC w lltiltS aa !*•»» • »»*>» Christmas Party' By Legion Post Dr. Frank (Julllman. (seated') director of the Seminole County Health Unit, la ahowfi pointing out plans for presentation of certificate* to food handlers,and-reslsuranl owners, who-attend the food handler's school being conducted at the Tourist Center by I>r. Russell Jackson of the Slate Hoard of Health. Lefl te right stand lag..are Robert Karn*. Edward Klrcher and A. R. Lormsnn. members of the Jayree Health Commitles which la rn-operation with the Health Unit is sponsoring the Instrr.riion in the Interest of food aanltatlnn and public health Rotary Explained jU. S. Makes Nev By Orlando Group Atomic Weapon History And. Ideals Plutonium A n d U raniujn Are Both Used O f Club Are Told For Atomic Pow er T o N ew er Members Cigarette la Seen A CatiHc Of Fire , Costing Six Lives PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 2 t/P> Ortcetlve 8gt. John J. McEn­ roe aald today that Stanley Dru1st, 67-year-nld shop fortmnn, has been charged with man­ slaughter hy fire tn connection with a Max* that swept through W dormitory for home!*** nrer here, bringing death to aix and Injury to 17 others. The fire early yexterday whip­ ped through the intvrlcr o f Ih i fpur-atory hullding nf the. Vol­ unteer! of Amerira, Inc., In north Philadelphia, at 60 homeless men — some of th£m empt°ycd . ax -Street corner Santa Claus-* 1 alent In dormitories on the aee­ ond and third floor*. jxMcEnroe said -Druist wns Margcd after Ke ligned a state- JAP DENI TOKYO Dec. 2 Oshima,,’ former * tache and amhasaat Iw r. in 10 years. Declaring that "you don’t Juxt Jump into Rotary.” Mr. Vergowe outlined'the care with which pew members are selected and pointed out that only one outstanding member of jrach business or pro­ fession may belong to the club except under unusual clreurpstances, lie aald that Rot u n t ia w s * r«a» r.i«*i i TO TE LL A LL W ASHINGTON. Dee. 2 W V Blerlot H. Lamarre, aelf-stylcl “ duramy" president of a war contract flfm, wrrnt before a federal gT*nd Jury today prom­ ising to “ tell all” about his dealings with MaJ. General Ben­ nett E. Meyera’ .. x t Before entering th* Jury room Lamarre told, reporters he plan* ‘ U iatlh court salt to gMovar tlOJtm never I he claim* the retired general ’alestine Violence Rages As Jews And Arabs Clash Russian Action Foresee France maintains a sizoalde forte, including some regiment* o f'th e Foreign tagion. In North Africa, but they are needed for the protection of Algeria and Tunisia Fighting In Palestine migMLvct the whole Middle East The United State* . has ’ tm Soma hope is t«eing expressed ire that the Jews will I*.' K'aallaaea •“* l*»a» State Chamber fo o d Handlers Are Asks Congress To Told How To Stop Avoid Meddling Disease Spread ST PETERSBURG Der . SO I W n t P i n t S l t M t . B u f o r d F lo rid a JERUSALEM. Dec. 2 (/Pj— Arab and Jewish mobs roamed lliinuKh Jerusalem’s streets in at­ tack .and counterattack today, wirrking shops, smashing win­ dows, shooting and hurling stonev in violence* set o ff hy the Palestide partition decision. • Thousands ol ’ Arabs, ventinj their anger at* the Untied Nations .triton, opened thr demonstrations. Jews, in trucks and afoot, .swillIg *tiu<k bark. It look police and ttonps almod two hours to tcMnie a semblance nf order. ' Re(Kjn*i- of- lh V 'd ifY 'ratii4l|ir.» all over the Holy l^nd, including ronfiimrd and unconfiimcd. to­ taled tInn* Jews dead and 22 Jews and six Arabs injured. Prop­ erly damage avat heavy. With most ol a ihrcc-day Arja h pm trir*Mtikc felt to go. po­ h>e Barking Dog Given Alarm Saving 22 HI* homrles* tran*irnU died In a (hrre-alarm* ” fU*l hirh j ripped through the four-atqry factory and dormitory I'hiladrlphla. I’a. Mission. Hundred* nf t'hrUlmas toys whirh thr turn were making **ere d o lro jrd . One of thr virtim* I* •vhosn bring re­ moved from the building by firrmrn. In addition to the desd, a score, of others were taken to nearby hospitals. (International Soundplintot Judge W are Filesj'Patricia Threw' Suit Over Salary Shoes At Her Boy Board Votes T o Con ■Linuc__ Paving__ QI Man Who Cheated Chair Dien In Prison 147 Marshall Islanders Will Be Warden in »p ..c r« l. ib l k k — l l l _ l l j s n ett t(trough the city urging jewx tn "ili*|*ctsc and iriuin to your wotk." Hagan i members v*ete or- burnt»cC'*~4 Commerce called on Congrei* to­ day to let this state handle ita own' social problem* ^without the hazard o f forced .Intermingling • It. W. W.trr a. Judge ol Itrminnlr County today filed suit rtf race*." The group unanimously adop­ again:! Seminole. County and the ter! this stand on racial matters County Committion t n 'a . k tli.it part of its “ Declaration of Prin­ Judge M. B. Smith of the Ciiruit ciple.” on national affairs. The Chamber also favorer! ron- Court tlrictmine if Judge Ware tinuanc* * of the Taft-llartley i* entitled to a talaty.ar feci. Tlie Labor Law, adoption of the-com­ Bond tint morning tided to runmunity principle nf filing Joint hti'band.and wife income taxes linue repaving tbe Couqty .Club and relaxing mm. of the I** Road into Lake Mary. previsions- on “ venture capitalPrior to tbc irtving of tlie pa The report on national affairs, pen on tbr Committioncrt l>y submitted by John Allison, Tam­ '.Sheriff P. A. M rtor Fted Wilson pa attorney, said: *1 attoinry trptcicnling. Judi;e Watc, irqurttrd that the Roartl rxprditr the matter a, much at poirihle. Dte lioartl inilturird 1 Attorney ’ L. F. Boyl! to do this. __I# . L a x a XXIie a il M lllltK Ilt . The tuit involve, interpretation by Judge .Smith a. to which of two Florida law. applie* to Judge Wa re in regard to docket feet. | Tlie controvetiy dates from tlie ; time thit ttimmer when Judge MOBILE. Ala. Dec. 2 Uf)— 1 Ware a.kcd for a »alary increate Aroused by the frantic barking of $500 to $1,200 ia accordante of a two-year-old Colli*' dog, 22 , with the .law governing' counlie, 1 which reach a population of 22.­ 1 |f)00. Mr. Boyle reported at that Taylmr county but who had oh-I,iriir |,e had arked for Uinrd new lease* on Ufa by apr *a. Rlahtr peals whenever a -death warrant. Trial Of Satirn For M n rflq r■ n fJ n ln i.L .x *^ T er Mcc IsRcsumcd \an.r |K>lirrm.in ilrxnlrctl liKt.iy .1 ptddtc fight wlurh hr M i d look pl.tr c hrlttrrn jolin l^.tcr Mcc nf Chitagn antl,d.tntci I ’.tliirlt fSalir.,) Schinitll, 22. who . •» tli.rigrtl with hoihit itlc in the rhoriting of M rr alitMitl hit yat Id her- |r**t AprilI lie Inal, often intctiuptC'l •in ir il .taitctl Sf|*t. I / . t*s, tc ttmirrl lorl rv aflrt .1 12 day tree.., 1‘olitc Lieut. R.tf.trl L tm t' Rirgo t.titl lh.tt dining the light. which hr *aid or t m in i at* the nraihy town of Cat., Illm ra . Mcc tittle k the Toledo rlanrcr anil lilt lliirw thoct at lum then walker! liairfoolrd to the dock to t\k r a water taxi lor thr yacht, lie .aid. Lama, .aid Patricia wa, .la y ­ ing at a hotel here at the time. • "Mre tlayrd lltctr two day. with her," he rontinurd, "and Ixtlli left without paying the bill. ‘ The witness said Mre lookr I Ihrrntlngly at person* trying to roller! bill* and also displayed an overhearing manner tn many person* Iwside* Patricia. lama's said Mee'a yacht arrived It s a llM fS m r*s« 14 Arrested For Violating. White Slave Traffic Act It tOKR.STiVWN. >W . Dec. 2 • 11*> Fourteen person* were nrre*te«l ln*tjtighl on ehatgr* of violating nr eptupltmr to violstn the White Slave Traffic Art. the Federal Unreati » f Investigation nnnoimcrd a f t T conducting raids in four «YnIds Fred llrvllfnr*! . Fill ngen» In che.rge of the llalllmore »offlcr, -niil «*'•• «fre *t» were inane in MaryTind. Viiginia. Indiana and Pennsylvmla in roanectlon with 11.in .nm i'..n o f '.WiiiiL'li, tn llag-rr*town for puip-'-c* of prostltu'lonr Three of the o m ris were made line, he Am i. one >t l.ogan*|>ort, Inil.; one at Muncie, Ind.; one at Dauphin, ( • » . and five at laynrh* burg. Va. 11nil f<>r<1 aid the lluteau had placed n detainer ngninat a four­ teenth iierson In nutivly on a . H .* lla * H x Cage Tfcieet Bed Haranfirucs Stall French Strike Vote PARIS, |W. 2 (,V>—N'rw Commtini*l linntnc'te* stnlird a nationnl nt*oinlily vote today or, a rigid anti-strike law a* C«mmunj*t-i*d strikrr* launched what appeared to I * n concerted count­ er-offensive strain,! government fnrrr* ncrilpving their plant*, depot* nod mine,. . A Communist sit-down filibust­ er In the n»,emhly whirir lasted 111 h«ur* (mat t«een broken early In the d*y. The **.,emhly we* irenAvenrel tn enact the law for defense nf the repuhtle asked hv Premier Rnlwrt Schuman to ffrh t. the strike wave, now lnvnlvlng 2000.000 worker*. Rut the assembly resounded once again to Communist speeches, thla lime nllnrklng avembly Prosiilenl Edouard llerrlot for ejeellng a Communist deputy. T h ree! •■'■ ■1 L. P. Chapman laid r i . n a f v g s s Senator Say* Rt tSt&i&sas a t e DoesN® tJONOLULU, Dec. 2 (/P?- Ohnaiing • negoiistiom »o *4cret that even lb# commxadirg fenerxl’x closest friend* hadn't beard a wbriper. tbe 147 Marsrnllrs* on Eniwetok atoll It**# agreed-to-move -‘-,n make way for Atninca'g tchcdulcd new expetimenu in. atomr/: warfare. . » . I ever hoard of." rv was tried and convicted In 1927 _ 6 5 2 c ii-i.T * '"’’ C° " " " tr ___ l-HILADELPHIA, !>«. 2 Ft j'prr appealed th# c U « gev- remedy for pieicni conthrions eral times, thus staying execu- (mt. It lies m facing sud in n tion o f ooeh death warrant.Tha poij^. |,„ j„ ow ,, preduclv lost appeal Wax about 1M2, Chapn« ' The i.danden agrenct tnlutsirly to leave Eorwetot, gorae-2,500 mrict gorthwesi of H air lulu, for a new homp on unmhabited UjeUng. 160 mile* farther. But th e y *— -------------------------J----------- m* It hre^ao happened.” the warAdd-rxiinr'Sc 200th *nn den sold,” "that no governor hmj cietr of Philadelphia last ri|lrt, signed m death warrant for hiVn mcatlon*. th* remedy lor w NEW SPEEDY SALES & SERVICE Mobs Roam Streets O f Jerusalem BurnVictim Of Mission Fire Removed By Firemen in/; Buiidipgs And Attacking Natives "Keep* Murdre o ff the menu* by using alert, safe food handling methods," E, Russell Jackson of the Florida State Board of Health stressed thla morning at the Florida Foodhandlers which opened hare j Approximately 100 people who work In eating and drinking estab­ lishment* in Sanford and vicinity have already registered for the school which ends tomorrow after­ noon. . This enure* I* balng sponsored in Sanford by th« Jaycees In co­ operation with the Seminole County Health Unit, Stato Board of Health, Florida- Restaurant Association and State Hotel Com­ mission. It Is endorsed by the City of Sanford and tha County Med­ ical 8ociety. Today foodhandlera wore told by Mr. Jackson how hands may be a mean* of transftrring germ* If they are not properly washed, f l l Itfuod. their land* and "evsrry and care" in moving or at presided over the meeting Hahlng th#’ peopig; IT which goth** Harare enjoy- source predicts haorl Eniwetok. for that la and refreshtteiR* Natives, h* explain* Aiwocintrd Press leased Wire TUESDAY, DEC. 2. 1917 • . U. S. Arm y Observers MILWAUKEE. Dec. 2. <AVExpect Red Army t^aders of Local 2^6 AllisChalmers Workers Council who ToTakc Part If Holy were ordered removed- from • office yesterday hy the CIO* W ar Is Declared United Auto Workersexecutive board refused today to recogWASHINGTON. Dec. 2 t / P ) nlie the action and retained - Ameriisn military observers point­ possession of records behind licked doom - a t• union head* ed lexisv to tha danger that -a “ holy war” in Palestine may biing quarter*. the new- Jewish state against the Arabs. The National t^ibor Relations The move would put Russian Board, for the first time under troops on the Mediterranean, with­ the T a M la rtle y A d , hat aaked in flying lumutrs of the S u '/ the courts to prevent a union from Canal, and within easy. ilnkint* forcing an employer tn pay. for distant e of Amcnran oil conces­ sions in Saudi Arabia. lervicet not |ietformed. The |Missibihty that Russia will “"An official ol the boatd said today the unique action it directed offer to intervene it being ficcly discussed in Washington today. agaihst local 294 nf A highljf-placcd ollKcr,--w ||i! Teamsters Union, which operates in upstate New York and vicinity. could not Im* quoted, ’said. “ Il He told teporters the federal can be rt|iectcd within 90 days, district court for the northern if real fighting breaks out in district of New York, sitting in Palestine', il will be very emberNew York City, has issued a show- rawing for Irntb the British and oursrltn ” cause* order against Uip union. Thcic it no join! United Na.The union w *i ordered to show lions military force yet organ cause Dec. 9 why__ iniunclioni should not be issued to halt four different unfair tabor, practices Btlai bus aiiiinunrrd her in­ which employers have alleged. tention to Withdraw ber army, cstlmsird now at IB.OOO mm, by NLRB Regional Director from Palestine licfore next Au­ Charles T. Douds, at New York gust The actual removal of III ti­ lth troops probably will twgin City. . . before that time, so that it ran ha completed hy the announced A Rotary information program ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. Dec. for the !|>ectal benefit of about 30 2 ’(/P)— David E. Lilienlhal. cheirrely new tnemlwr* of tbe nun of thr Atomic Energy ComSanford chtub* wai presented it the minion, tb clo ifd today the U nit­ ed State now w producing new atomic wcapont from both uran union to exact fee* for service* ,4 ecf by Milton S. Vergowe and in- ium and plutonium. - not performed. • 2< Asked fer Injunction to pre­ eluding James B. Keith, J. C. Brox“Both of these ptoducli ate vent the union from carrying on H '** i Ih N om rmm» T . i « t aicr. Rabbi Mortit Skop and M. u»ed for atomic weapon, in curH. Lane who explained the four:rent production and under design ohjeriy of Rotxry. fommiuion labbratone*. U lTracing the hittory of Rotary. mnlhal tatd. , 'f fnlcrnalional from it. organization I “ K‘ no* «*PI*'o whether hy Paul H arm in Chicago in 1905.' weapon, are bomb.. ^TMsns for a big Chrlatmaa party at the Legion Hut on ihe even, Ing o f Dec. 16, were mad# at the meeting of Campbell-la>**lng Post 63 last evening, and • John Sauls was tnstructed to ' pmeura a speaker fur the. occasion, accord­ ing to Joel Field, adjunnt All Lcgluiinalres here ate re­ quested to attend the patty and Xu bring toys for distribution to V ider privileged rtgldrtn at the Mr. Vcrgowc .aid the .ccond d u b V « h “ drT P*d 0 ” Elks Chrismast Treei Party, a waa-fonaciL-in-San-Erinfiirti ir j* * 11™ * nd N » l t » ^ ° r reprerejU piugimir m trmui id w fn V ic or T ^ following s vi.it by . m c m T i » « m.ld.ry a c a U o n n. gani^atiom will participate. Ad, of the origingl..Chicago club. • omtf, de,* 'U Jutant Field reported concerning ' the service officer* school which By lOT(Iv,h cc were 16 cjub. in t U “ ed> « was belli Nov, 20 and 80 in Ocala. the United State, a i t d l h j I Am Jrk.n ’socielj of Mechanical Increase tn attendance at tha cr., U c n lb .l ..id the Saturday night square dances at mg year the tr.t convcntmn w . . °w "capon, arc being ...cm blcd at* the Hut <was reported by Fat LCd there arc 6300 club, with 320.0001(he , j>oU|ed ^ A,tm o i. N. M . tl'aatlm trrt oo r a g , Tbr member, throughout the world. Uborato(irs whete the fir»t bomb aqd Mr. Vergowe quolcd Inter- „ „ producctJ. national iV .id c n t ken b u tm u y Yesterday the Atomic Energy h of Jacksonville a. predicting 10.- Commi.ion disclosed a new prov000 dub.-w ith half a million mem- Ing ground* for atomic w*»P- . 'v> Board Acts T o Block Union Frdm Forcing Boss T o Pay For Services Not Given WASHING! ON. Dec. 2 (A'i Secretary ol Labor Sc b\» elicitItc h said today another postwar round of wage hooitz i* in pro,pect unleti Cong eta acta to cut the co»t of 1-nnR. Schwcllcnhach w-~nl to the C*|>itol |o back Purulent Tiu n un ’i broad economic control* pro­ gram aa increasing complaint! came from aomc Republican leg* iilalort that its: AdminiilrJlion not presenting sufficiently spe­ cific legislative piopmals in (bat lite Labor secretary teilified before the Houic Ranking Com­ mittee phile atto|ber crmgicvtional group, tlie Senate I loose Ecnnomir CommilUc, was Itcaripti contentions (mm grain exchange men-that ahe-'AdmimMrattoii has ' 'ustly singled them out for SANFORD, FLORIDA Sanitary Food Handling Planned Secretary . O f Labor Backs Truman Plan In Spite O f More Republican Gripes watchman. S et how fifth ft costs to hoot TWO Washers k ONE/ . AN IN D E PE N D E N T DAILY NEW SPAPER the fire broke out. The detec­ tive said his investigation Indi­ cated the Mate started In a ahop operated by • the relief agency on that floor and then snread throughout the upper three floor*. McEnroe quoted Dnilat ax xaying In. hi* xtatemertt that he WwvJ.I N«Ue.*lm*s F a lt s q d rl\lni (rmperxlure through Wednesday To Protect the Peace or th« World: To ProBoto Um Progress of America; To Prodoro Prosperity for Sanford. Om ) A fairly eloae race la antlclpatril in the city election ~t«i ho \held on Tucaday. The contestants "Over 110,000 hampers of bean* ‘ for mayor rare are Joseph rein­ have been aold on tha Sanford hart and Frank W. Talbott. Slat* Karmera’ Market In thp Mr. LHnharl has Ih-cd a veallaat three weeks, bringing ap­ dent of Oviedo for a lung time. proximately f.m.OOO." Market He was formerly III the relrry Manager H. J. Lehman reported growing business, lie la now tn to William I„ Wilson, Jarksmtthe florist liuxlm-,*. lie la an ville, Director o f Stale Markets. former mayor of Oyfedo. “ Over 3.600 crates of celery were Mr. Tnlliott, a former resilient aold at an average of $4.06,” of Sanford, moved to California; thr >4iifurd market official-con,but haa.lieen back, in Oviedo’ for Ttnoed ••Neat week we expect nuitr a numlier of years note, lie to have Iwana, cabbage, celery, Is connected with Nelson and cucumlicrs, eacarole, romaine, tireCompany in huainras. He is now berg and Boston lettuce, Kngliih acting mayor, doc tn the recent peas, tomatoes,. squash, peppers, resignation of !)r. J.’ W. Martin. radish,-* and other produce on He Is also a former memlirr of the Sanford Market.” the city council. . Manager Frank K. Conner of l-oynl Friabie, editor of the Folk •Those entering the rare for the the Wauehula SUte Farmer*’ five rooncil aeala are: Theodore County Democrat. Rartow, wa* Market reported handling 10,148 Aulln, Sr., R. W. Kstea. M. Ij -o elected president of the Florida bushels on Ma auction during the Cary. Milton l„ Junes, u w j. oiiiiun I* Core, tiu ir, A. n. M. Ml. J iu ir\ Frrsa Association at the annual week, at an average of $3.86. lien II. Jones, Charles T. Niblack'. meeting held in 8t. Petersburg Lighter offerlnga of other pro­ J. Merritt Staley, and James W. recently: Other officers elected duce were also moved, pepper were laiiiie Wadsworth, Suwannee Wilson. averaging $2.72, eggplant $4.94, Theodore Aulln, Hr., Judge of Di-mo.rat. Live Oak, 1st vice­ and beana, |2.92. During the the city court for years and also president; I* nil I Itnrilln, Kvrr- last week the volume of cucuma resident of Oviedo for - many glades News, .Canal Point. 2nd liery has decreased rapidly, pep­ many years, is well.known in thla vice-president, and Russell Kay, per and eggplant Increasing. section. He la a former celery Florida Newspaper News, Tampa, IMant' City State Farmers* grower. Years ago hr owned and serratkry.taeaiurer.' Market, which reported ita initial operated a meat market in the strawberry aalc Nuvetnber 17. Wendy Rarrir. motion picture and stage actress, p urchaaing first nickels to the Hospital Association Charlie West Store. when four plnta brought $150 Rail from Randall Chase. Ia*f| to right are Lind. W cb tr. managing director uf the Mayfair Jnn;.M ls* shortage of spending monay this R, W. Estes has been in Oviedo for tha* Infantile* paralysis fund,' Ilarrfe: Mr. Chase, and Kolwrt Dennis, chairman o f the ticket committee fdr the Jaycees, co-sponsors for a rnimi.fi years. He ts aho <rf the affair with Thr Mayfair Inn. Date of the dance is Dec. 0. moved into light commercial ship­ a celery grower and nwns and ments during the last week, operates a pre-cooling plant, lie CHARLESTON, W. Va„ Dec. prices ranging from ft** cents RAILRO AD HUPPORT la a member of the present city I—tVPi—Special ceremonies mark­ OMAHA. Dec. 1 council: a'so a trustee of the ed the inauguration o f - major down to an average of 36 ernts per pint for tjie closing day of Oviedo har.k. Ident A. F. Whitney of the commercial airline service at M. Lei; Cary, who has hern a Charleston’* new $7,000,000 Kan- the report period. “ Htrawlierry Tirolhefhood nf Railroad Trainclips . arc . generally well flllr-l resident o f Oviedo for quite a nwjin Airport today. "men said today that If President . • •numl>er-of years, 1s. also a large •*. Daily .fli’r/lLa ' Mthednled - try jtTid nicely faced,” Market -4lana- ’siart4,'T$fi6' WTc the’ United Slates Truman is renominated in 194S grr R. K. Johnson reported. *'U*isupported the move to create a celery grower. lie lx also a Mini, Melern, Cninlal. and American “ I will give him my support.” rlrs are medium to large in her of the pirsent city murml, airlines, put tin* mountain state Jewish slate in part of the Holy Palestine beginning tomorrow and being appointed to same when capit al ...Lack on Die commercial alsr, ripe and generally firm, ‘Land. • tightened the boycoH oT Jews Mr. Talbott was made actiirg inky- air maps after • an ahsenre of clean and bright.” The American legation in Da­ Kixteen Araba were wounded or due to the resignation, of Dr. more than five years. Manager M. K. Williams, of slightly at Acre prison when Fort Pierce .Stale Farmers* Mar-' mascus was stoned, its flag tipfied Martin. Mr. Cary la a brotherguards opened fire on prisoner* in-law of C. It. Clonti; Hr krt reported handling 13,06*1 down, it* ihullers torn off and attacking Jewish-tnmatrs,------Milton L. Gore, the son of the and aiirt-tiug at the Masonic Hall bushels of produce during the tome of il*-windows broken. • former L II. (iore, la als*o a cel- Thursday- night givrn - try Hemi* last weekly report period. To­ Hagana, i)|e Jewish under­ Shouts of "Down with the Unit ary grow erand'l, at present con­ noli* Chapter No. 2, Order of matoes roinpriaed I hr hulk if ground army, wa* said to have nected with It. W. Estes In the Eastern Ktnri were M/s. J. II, this movement. Tomato volume ed Slates," "Down with the 60,000 to 70,000 tioopa ready for. celery business, lie was fmmcrly Ions s, Jr., hMtistani worthy pa- early In the week ran around American university" and "give tattle. It called for mobilisation connected with the .Standard Ser­ nm Frank \V. TalU tl and Mrs 3.000 field crates per day, prices us arms" rang through list* streets of Jews, women at well aa men, vlet* Station liefon- he entered the Frank W. Tn lU ll. . ranging from $2.80 to $9.20. Cu- of ancient Cairo. Students aim lietweenMhe ages of 17 and 36. .armed service, ILs mother, Mrs, Tin- state hits acre pits! the new COTnliers ran to about 2,000 bush­ The Jews celebrated through­ 4 10 S a n fo rd A v t n u e cried out against Jews. "^Xfex l.einbait, still resides in lier liidgc over Krnnlnrhstrhee, which els, selling at from $2.40 to out Palestine with parades, street The threat of holy war spemed ------ lav sly home here. He is n brother s finished all but the cleaning $3.60 par bushel. Volume. of..todancing and display o f national ^■• a f Mrs. -Vminir Harris, Gana.t^xx,- ip , Tcpnrtx- Dan- OiTi<HnTmr~Is»B« maloes and eucumliers la expect­ Implicit In utterance*. of A I hIi-I homier*. and Frankie Gore. . of the Job: Mr. Chisholm has ed to increase iludng the comljjt ' A. M. Jones, the grandson of been railed to Lake \Valt-s l» - week. " “ ' K n . T , I. 1'imlr and nephew of forv going to Fort Myers-on his J. A. Dulany, Manager of the Mrs. Willie Klone, is nlsu.u large next bridge Job. Mr. Hlidhnm celery grower, lie has lieru n ha* been left in • tiurge here I'ahokee .State Farmers' Market, - • resident of (Ivlislo for n good until the work, is completed this reported heavy rainfall, the last half o f the week, with the pov_ many years. • slbllity of **vrry serious” dilnaxc lien II. Jones, pruprietui of the Pnslmaxter J. II. Jones, ail- to crops planted. • Oviedo Nundrv Store, ha* lived In noti tier* Unit comnirurliig Jao, ” l'rospects are good for a , Oviedo all o f hia life, lie is the 2, 1918, Postnl Havings .will lei heavy movement of beans, cuson o f the former John Rail* ai-romniodntlim In -the rumlwra and squash, from now Jenrs, former rehr; grower and on out,” Manager J. I~ Warren Poatmaster, and Mi. und Mr*. . Andrew Aulln Jones,. who atlll reside* in her lave n* their iruekts their daugh­ nf the Pompano Htate Farmers*' home hen* and help* Hen In the ter, Mrs. Richard Hunch, and Market stated late In the week. drug store. Ills brothel, J. H. granddaughter, Mary Kathryn, of Pompano moved 'five cars if Jones, Is the present I’oatinastrr; Orlando. duct* Thursday night, hut noth while another biother, J. Mal­ Among those who huve le i'i colm Jones, is connected with the rc|HHtrd xlrk are the little sonr. Ing Friday, the market manager Orlando Transit Company In Or- of Mr. and Mr*. T. (.. Lingo, reporting heavy rainfall through­ out jhe area. Jr.; namely, Marshall ami Thai). Mr*. It. W. Fair*, local l*TA . High winds and rain.‘ caused twined. . some damage to growing crops Charles T. Nihlark, who I* well president, Mr*, (ten Ward, Mr*. In the territory served by the Alex la'inhart, Mr*. J. I*. Cut, known In the stale os a large Fort Myers state Farmers’ Mar­ celery and citrus deafer, also came Mrs. laiwshn Hardy, and Mr*. ket, Manager W, F. Nahrllng John Duds were among thov* to Oviedo a good many yrars ago. ’ stated in hla weekend report. The He la the former proprietor o ft attending the l*TA meeting In movement of fpeumhera from th«* Oviedo Drug Store. He mar- * Fort Mycra is expected to Jteach rled Lurille Nihlark, daughter o f < More than one million tons of Its peak this cpming weak. Pep­ J. Enoch Partin and la a brotherThe Kaiser and the Frazer, have been'tried oqt In hunOwner* of Kaleer and Frazer cars write letter* to Willow chlorine are lined In the United per Is now lieing shipped and in-law of James A. Partin. will lie In fair sbpply hy mid* States annually. dredt of nillliim i nf.milua-of motor! ng i-by-more than ■Ran bjrttig'thouiandB, praising the performance, ease of J. Merritt Staley has bej n_5. _ THE W EATH ER In Unity Thtre la Strength— Ing priMf will keep tha colorful ovaJ at Hallxndxla cloood for Its second day tomorrow while e f­ fort* are renairod target th* Flor­ ida 'winter racing season under RED APPOINTED YORK, Dee., 2-449— been designated by the King#} county committee, of th* Com-1 munlst Party to succeed tha lat* I Peter V. Caccblone as on* of th* two Communist members of th* city council 'i - .' CITRUA BAN LAKELAN D . Dec. 2. W V - In an effort to bolster the badly sagging fresh fruit market, the Federal Citrus Marketing' Agree­ ment committee* today recom­ mended that no orange* In ih * No. 2 grail* be shipped aa aueh for two week* beginning nest Monday. .' Th* recommendation met with atrenuoua opposition from Indian River representative*, who Insist­ ed it would force many shipper* along tbe East Coast to that down. * ' _ * � 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 01, 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 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 01, 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/4c1213ab6571b043e5093ca29715b86e.pdf a105bd8da55b0039074b7b4582bb01fd PDF Text Text s GE EIGHT THE 8ANF0RD HERALD. 8ANF0RD. FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26, 1947 Cabinet O fficers Auto Production I l'n lla H l Ifmm P « |, Dm ) ^ IC h IIi i m I (mat I'm , iih i pared fnr any serious emergency Jth a t even it capacity pruuiKthat might ariw , auch as failure on can ‘bw achieved next year of grain trope, it would be nec­ profuldy will not catch u )essary to have authority not onith the accumulation or. uni ilkIy for controlling exports but iHcnger automobile urdeia. for limiting inventorica and di­ 'this view Is held quite gf-iirecting ure of grain domestical­ ally throughout the industry ly through the moat essential rxpitc the virtual certainty, tha> cnanneW, Ira will coat mure next year, "Authority for allocating the low much more yet is to be uh of atorage and iram poitattcrnnned, but the price pattern tion facilittea and diatribution of ppcara all end y to "h av e boon farm niaebinery and fertiliser would al*o b> neeaaaaryA—7---(ought oul~by the amatler Aa for export control a, Andcrt Uu vehicle manufacturer*. aon aaid there are needed ( t ) in Along with the prir«- pat te n ­ protect our domestic economy (2 ) ia smaller, or so-called "indcaid in supplying Import require­ tndents” among the nutomotnh ments of those countries In greatreducer a also nave pretty well n t nemi (3)-faintl"6ur obliga­ Isdoaed the styling that will tions under food allocations pro­ ■alure 104H moUela quits gonercedure*. and (4) . to-secure thr By, Vender* blcmliug into th.* cooperation of other nations in My panels from front to rear meeting America’* import needs. ill appear on A Jut more nVw Cabinet officer* are now en­ model* to come uut after Jim. gaged In giving Congreaa tie1. Likewise, more curved g ia n unit'd viewa in support of the windshields, designed to improve control* program which 'SlVr'Trudriver vialon, arc in pro*|>crt for maii presented in general terms •grtra) of the impending new on the convening o f , the kpce* models. jal session last week. RgAIthough in the present mar­ Anderaon told the Hanking FRENCH MOBItl GUARDS are having a rough time aa they wade Into a mob of 15,000 strikers and sympathlxera ket where demand i* far ire ex­ Committee the IkHunlng and ermw nitride the Paris City Hall during a demonstration by the Communtit-icd Sanitation Workers' Union. Th* cess of supply the mnnufarturm trol authority would lie "good guard* and police, carrying chrbe and riot gun*, quickly brpke up the mtrther*. (IntcrnatiokaJ Podlophofo) CHAIRMAN OP TH1 UNATl Foreign Relations Committee. Arthur H. Will not have' to explain price insurance." Vand«nberg (R-Mtch.) Ut'ena attentively as Assistant Secretary of advance*, a sitcable part of the “If we were to provide for­ Interior William X. Warns (right) explainsJotbe-Cammlttaarln-Waslre Increases can *bc "sold" on such eign aid for only the next few Breton. A chart.of U. 8. export* in d re-exports. Vandenberg later dethings aa curved glass wind­ month*," Anderaon said, " thou S red that the U. S. mey request atomic ore from Europe as partial shields, larger generators, Im­ t 'would :*ay ‘we might get hy isyraent for aid t o ’Europe under the.Uarshall Plan. (International) proved gasoline mileage and nu­ without any authority for con. merous other item,. . . - ----- .. -itnfiUmwl - fmm • f l l f 'O l A trolling prlcoa or rationing. But iC M lIa n , li«w r«a» ' The Industry ha* figured iu planning to attend arc \irgcd to local Junior Chamber of Com­ all of ua recognise that aid backlog of unfilled orders o', make reservation* early. A gift merce to aeeurc membership* for over a much longer period will la tu lie brought In the party ami "more than 6,000,000” passenger, i In- Feri)*]d-l»anghlon Memorial he required. care ever liner peari'tliut- produc­ later turned over tn the Elks Club “We ought not tu take any for their hiiiiiir I Community WA8IUNOTON—Civil Aeronau­ tion was reaiimrd on July I, unnecessary chance* of hnvVta; ChriHtm** Tree. ’ tic* Administration. Civil Aero­ 1046, The sales chiefs aay n*rw tn curtail our effort at a c rlt' Mr*. II.- A. 8wan*un was ap ­ nautic* Board, order* have piled up since that pointed iral moment or of endangering tn serve on the committee Do they ronfuse you! Suffer* date at a rate averaging1 Jmt tu Investigate condition* and to our own economy. about the total of produrtltm dur­ recommend improvements on tlu nn Inferiority pain*. Even mem­ "Authority for price control ber* of the President's Air Policy ing the period. and . rationing would bo good laycee *pnn*otcd Cemetery Im­ Commission have .had to have the ' There are varying estimate* h>. provement Project. Mis* Maude .n turanco." to how long It will requite lo itnntiey will *erv. a* a substitute difference explained tu them. liarrimaii told ...the _ Senate And the agencies themselvys cot Into the backlog. -Many of on tb« committee. llouie Economic Committee that have prepared statements defin­ __ .B Hhead* H V P wtiib' cau­ tha Industry x grant of power to fix prlctqi Mr*. \V.. B. Hotlyheaii, rhalrtioning their aa|ee orgtfnttaliom man of the Milk Bank, reported ing their positions, to meet fre­ on good* shipped out nf th j agairut neglecting wiling tech­ that n total of $35.78 wa* spent quent Inquiries, country would enable the gn»The confusion liegan In IU40, i r n n i .n l tn " s tr e n g t h e n t h f e -d iim . nique, have p u b lic ly asserted it last month for milk, fresh and againtt prufitcering in exports.” —t 060 to~i#6&-b«-f«rr- thebut that It will lie necessary for Mrs. John L. w ag e buyer will Im- able to In the rounty. ''Foreign purchasers are often the executors to wind up his es­ willing to pay prices substantialGalloway, Mrs, Mur> itawllns and it immediate delivery. tate before the Trustee* will have Iy above the domestic price of Mrs. W. V; Bitting were appoint­ ed as a committee to investigate He teU the five-man board any authority to art. The execut­ scarce materials." H arrlm tn said, the (net nnd |Mi**ihiiltie* of furn- (CAB) as an Independent agency ors will conclude their administra­ adding that sab'* by exporters P rinting Method nishin? rod liver oil in roniunc- and consolidated (he previously tion a* soon as possible. at "eareaaive prices” have therm "The Trustees also stated that affecta tinii with the milk project in an­ indefiendenl Air Safely Board Ifo allx atn , ■ K I sm swer tn an appeal made liy the there is no provision in Judgr K<H.M lling material are given to Countv VVidfuie tieawi te tile club with it. He nut the bulk of the Fish*r wilt for making contribu­ kid authority's Operations into the Xhl girl typist*. fnr roil 'liver oil for approximate- Commerce Department a* the tions to already existing hospi­ I The Tribune has brought the Iy 30 ra n v * tals,. but tin t the provisions are glris-^atwyt U0 uf them -rig ju - ' Tlit’ “N ufrery School committee Civil Aiuenoutie* ^Administration o n ly 'f o r the, cbristrucUun and - l« n tn.o Its huge, two-stury lugii reported that the fence had liven (CAA). maintenance of hospitals. Ju st (n general, this separated the when ihr»<- prevision* can Ire comtl )w* room. limit H'niind the acIiikiI aa. a re­ ■They copy tho stories mi o(. sult uf tbo« (I nullum pta«|oua|y judicial and administrative^func- pitad-xeUk- egtmot tie determined dlnary lerter-alxe sheets 6n Ituuiu. liy the t lnb togathar w ilh-e HmmrdHItely, but onty after a.cnn'JIBboth While” yapur ' culWiT TiT iday a* fnllows: ihm v i'H w T T H ls m r write. ntttn7»r*. J j i ' I t ^ c Maxwell, which edltoirg paatJ-Hid-htUM iu inci|iul iif Km Vir attoanl Bchoo), Is *1711*1*I*tlon’i the near-future. »nd ad* on Isrge sheet* of white invited the membsrr m listen in Ian-making body, Ita rcnmunlc "The Trustees, therefore, hope cardboard. Kadi psgu prepared •<u lhe liiLiadcasl which will Ire godmother and Its eourl of- Ju*- that the public response to the fn this manner Is photographed given by th e ocitool over, xtatmn appeal nf the Junior Chamber of on a metal engraving plate. WTIill oit Thutikagiving day a t Commerce for memlrershlps for IN A COtRIDOR of the courthoum In Havana, Cuba, where she is being : From this point, tlm publllhinq 2tO0 P . \l, Mi*. Joel Field p re­ Th# CAA administer* the the Fernald-Laughlon Memorial tried for the murder of John Lester Mee, Chicago sportsman, Patricia ccm Is the aaniu a* before sided uvor the hiislnrsa session. regulation* prescribed by the Hospital will nut b r affected- by "Satire" Schmidt alia stolidly trexids Met'* friend, Charles Jargion. who strike. Each phdlo*engraved f'AH and operslrs flying farlll- the fact that the provisions of b at already testified against her. The ratal shooting took place aboard [e ia stereotyped,, thp curved itiep—a i r * a i r p o r t control Unis Expelled Judire Fish's will to establish a Mee'a yacht, anchored In Havana Harbor, last April, (fntrrnaiionai) tea are locked on rotary preslowers, communications, esperi- local hospital may be carried uut and the newspa|icr U "read, medial iitatinn* and wrathrr the committee. in the not too distant future." II n n l l n x f r r m M I ' M l l l w ) reporting services. The IdiOO printers i i r lire (rderjtion of l-alrorHcvrr.il jicrs'iri* Were reported only employe* on strike follow­ European Aid Plan Frcnch Plan ing a tuetkdown hr contract ns -injured, m Lghliug which hreko out between police, and the dom* Cotiatlon*. The puhlUher* ronK'nnilniort (fern I'**# (lytl rr»M r « * owe) *. ttnu* unhampered at the other unstraters. K>r’-witnr*ses t-stiqraL ataps of newspaper production ed the number of strikers pare ticipaling in tlm ilumunstration tho aafely rules, investigates tbs v aid Is kclu,iTrJ»nt. 1 f}: r n r n , W l V ‘ UbJ^ i ^ as the photo-engravers, pre*i: a p p r o i m hllrV Urn j J J n ,st „f t^p * ^ nda was set mrti . aid rnslkrg^ Jrclaiutljog-lir nt uppmxintnlclv gU.Wtfl, pve to 1m clesred from ||nWT1 f(lr ^nsiderstlon In this oruritFnTnTnii* sra not on strike. attending th e •UpSt>‘*ral(\' So the crurlsl Job. I* being et* decided to march to the prefit-. id lie did loot discuss - Kx:onom|r principles relating to done by girl typists, 1 ii01 * Germany; the form and scope of ‘ They hare to copy each *lnryn Cure and pimwitr. inch-grievance* lotmd appmariies to the ,h 7J I’nw JH cntrl-n.r „ provtl)on»| political organlxa; twice. The first lirno Ihu right They prefecture block erf by |Mj|iee bar­ i! said Mr. Truman ret j {of fjrrmnny; implementation hand margin rumes-utd imevi ■>. conference with the of dK.|,|,ln* ta k e a by the Big Hut afier each line Uie typist ricade*, nod uttempled tu charge .. . Four In Moscow rrganllng denotes 'fhe exact niimlvi' of apace* polife with 'Communist banner ■ id his rommittee has militarisation o( Germany; and th* line has fallen short of the'> tiring III the* van, J.yuu dispatches avy achedule the first , h„ M ^iUod "Byrne* H an5* for a right hand margin. She never *ald, ■ The striker a n-i Ired when pi>■ ri<’*t r . n r k.ion IS" 40-year treaty hy the four powers txlem h n line Iteymid the depriation bill*. He add- j or thw disarmament and demtlllicc fired into the crowd with aired length. Itarixatlon of Germany. | In copying the story a ser- (car gas, but a- R'crmd melee have to have "some Foreign SeeteUry Ernest Beond time khn leavas enough broke nut 2U minute* later when * from the Admlnisr vin. pf Great Britain presonterl a blank spaces In each line to a score of policemen going off the foreign expendl- document relating to..«hs future Make the line* come out even. duty tried tn march through tha It ran art, Thow Ju*. i ro«tmrnt of <itrmanyt which he |Za printer*’ language, they "Jpv renter of tha demonstrator*. m aaid, have been ask. h(Mj. iUbmUled l« the council In Several pot Ire me n were reportt have not been re- Moscow last April. Bovin reaf|fX e ft hand margin* arc, nf y l Ireaten up In (hi* struggle. J l_ .J 1 .1. .....Ii.u 'a conception MHennltnn of nf firmed hi* country's The prefect finally agreed tn conrte. set In the utpal way. Germany's future a# needing! f# Special electric Justifying tyi«-- see a ftelegatiun of the strikers 1. Establishment of political Wriwr* are being used by some ,ma afternoon. yondUlona which .would Inaur* the ‘ In I’arla, rncanwhilu, additional of the six newspapers. They world against a German return make the ie-ty|a> jtdt easier but rauldte guard* and polite were to dictatorship,or aggTesslon. Way do not -J u s tl^ automatical­ thrown around railway station* 2. Creation of economic condi­ ly. The operator anil must know n* trains continusd to move on tions which Would make Germany1 some line* in defiance uf a gen>pw many extra apace* each self-supporting, able to repay ex­ strike called hy the N a­ line nerd* and for this reason the etui penditures Incurred Jty occupying tional Federation „f Kailroad material must bo re-typed. powers and to pay reparation*. Worker*. engineering buatnese to check th# 8. Establishment of a constitu­ U. S. - Russian Plan "perfect In evury detail.” At the same time France'* design* of new airplanes before tional machine, acceptable to the B itting Report new secretaryof state for com­ approving them for public aals. It Aa the asMsnbly rereared a t G * r m a o people, guaranteeing ( O w lia a N fraai P a g e 0* 4) munications, Eqgent Thomas, Is­ hsa an Important experimental these objqqtlvca. beria, which abstained yesterday. 12:60 P. M. (EST) until 8 P. M-, rrxxMxxH ro w !•#*» sued a communique that "Com-, station at Indianapolis. '• 4. Development of maximum ' In the committee balloting, supporter* of the pertltion plan « are about completed. This munist element*” 'were tiling “In­ publishes the Airman’s Guide, responsibility, for, and intsrest In, Greeee Had abstained and the showed no gain In strength. It allow u* to carry out our timidation and menace and trying onItwhich DriuU re-affirm a<! h tr nupport flyers rely .for current a political and economic adminis­ -Philippine* was absent m* for the New York Giants to create an atmosphere of te r­ of partition. Iran * nijd Egypt tration on democratic line*. dnlng school, Vocational School ror” to overthrow an bnU-ttriko in formation about airport and air­ The Siamese delegate did not stuck'to their opposition. tabllahment and several other decision yesterday by the msior- way facilities. It dlrceta the avia­ Bovin outlined In tha document attend this morning's session and, A usually dependable source irthwhile Industries which will ity uf the I’oital W orktre-U n­ tion training program and •pre­ informed quarters aaid, would not hia approach u> tha political, eco­ pare* recommendations on new cupy the buildings made avail- ion. nomic end reparations principles be present when the vote U taken said Liberia, after abstaining yea, * regulations and violations for subwhich he said he believed should —possibly late today or tonight terday fn committee, would vote Thomas charged that* postmen to the CAB. If the anti-partitionists m uiter against partition In the-final teeL govern th* future German slat*. oLihn.outstanding-favor-- on th eir rounds had been made mi*«lon Th* CAA also administers thq Slam ' absent throughout tho llcatiom I have noted this «v|eUmt of »Klrrea*lon.’’ The council, in adopting the 16 vote*, the supporter* • would Alrpbrt Ael, under which the fed­ he pointed out, "I* the Th# Central Bureau or the eral and local government! ar* French proposal on tha Austrian have to gain five votes to give forenoon session, raised the poo. f ro-operation of all or- CQT „ mw,ting for 6:30 building airports. treaty* named' four deputies who them the necessary 30 vote* for 'sibillty that the antt-partiiionl*ta might drop one vote. will study th* Issue and report victory. “ » for V. M. (12:30 P. M. E8T) tu That I* the aelup la aviation The partition plan was ap­ back by Dec. 1 In the midst of the changing consider the- government’* reply as It aland* today. Next yaar It Joseph Dodge will bo the U. S. situation, British Delegate H r proved yesterday at Lake Success th n ^ ^ m w th lu W,D Increa** demands. ' May be qalle different. Many special deputy fer Austria. —...... Alexander Cadngnn took th e floor by a vote of E6 to 19 in tbt-ao* ° tl*' lb Was reported that PrearUi witnesses before the Air Petlcy Russia Foreign Minister V, M, to reiterate Britain's determina­ aembly’s 67-nation Palestine com­ *1," nv?!?MtrlTr n.w Robert Sehurqan'a Inner cabinet Commission have rerommaaded Molotov toek up a great deal uf tion not to participate In any set- mittee, where only a simple mo­ . - L II. .n„ah! f*ad agreed on a double-barreled a reshuffling of CAA and CAB time in todaj’a aetaiom with a tlemapt not aeceptsbla to both the larity was needed on fhe aemila over l ? MX " policy calling for general wggu duties. long talk on how the world w*a Jews and Arab*. JJZ. increaaei and stern law enforcebeing divided into two eamp* Britain, ha said, wtU- "take no which he eaaartad' were "the de­ part In any future decision* the mocratic camp” and “the imperi­ assembly may take" and no Bri­ Confederation of Labor—lh* only alist eamp,*1’ tish troops will b* used to enorgan!satlmi which could call ChrDtian and American way of force a IIJ(, partition decision. aiding Europeans In distress. He a w h .a strike in Italy-ridiculed lie year aa Prespointed ouf th at Comfnunism earn. _ Ui 8. Delegate Hersehel V. f*. my continued Santa Claus Chari** Moi ringing. MISTRIAL CAAp CAB Clear Up Differences Of Policy Positions ft mM Sanford, Zellwood And Oviedo Celery Outlook Is Bright Prmpccti lor celery and other vegetable* in the Sanford - Zell Wood-Oviedo retlionr apoear to bo bright lh i\ lesion. Wliile the Glade, aeclion wai being bit by itorm« and hurrirapei during Octo­ ber Central Florida *» vegetable cron had littlr damage gold en celery, h at matuied almut two week, ahead of time, and Lefoie the California golden ceteiy »ln|>menl» have ceaied. The Zrllwood product t» ^ bringing $4.00 to $4.50 at t h a . Sanford Stale Farmer* M arkets Supplies from 7ellwood are eil>et ted to lie a bit Wlow 50 ear, a week for thr next five weeki. San­ ford celery i» due to arrive about mid December, along with a few cart from Saraaoli; Cabbage, evil mated at 638 acre* here aa compared with 477 laat f j year, along with cacarotc, (231 acres) and lettuce (04 acres of Button and 10 of iceberg) will not _ be T im iB Any Quantity in several ‘ weeks, according to shipper*. Cauliflower wilt come tn Just hefore Christmas. String beans, of which 401 acres have been planted here compared with 170 acres laat year, have Iwen very profitable and at the State Market have ‘been bringing $2.60 io $4 60 a / unit according to quality.* The market, retdftT* Manager H. J. t,chman, has handled 110,000 hampers since the deal started three week* ago, and sales a r c still active. yOrangca and grapefruit are-be­ ing -matured th r natural way and tangerines from the northern sec­ tion* of the state are reported to b e . of very fine quality. Selling pected lo aid thin section as -it distinguishes fruit from here which generally, say shippers, ha* a superior internal quality. Chian k’k Party — <( .i,nt{A a< 4 Ii m *d fore#*" At Vow planned, the a f r ^ i s a s K .r G « “' Ire*-*jt*ri*. • t-, *a>m "u one I PEIPtfiJO, Nov. W, (Ah— Oenerallasimo Chiang Ksl-nhek arrlve«l unheralded In Peiping today and promptly went Into confer­ ence with hi* top-ranking EenThe Chlncke Nader’a appear­ ance emphasised the Importance Nanking attache* to the mtJlUry, •Uuation in North China, where It wa* Believed that In additionto discusalng this situation. Chiang *nd hi* generals also con­ sidered measures to meet a pos­ sible resurgence of Red opera­ tion* iq ManchuriaChiang’* Peiping office refused to say how long he would be In Prlplqg but hinted he might visit Manchuria. Tn the pa»t; A-sTlM by Chiang to a war area asdally has been followed by a govern­ ment offensive. abstention* and.JS negative vole* in the Ad Hoc committee shows that the majority of members op. posed partition. Only America’s attitude and pressure work dur­ ing th* last 48 hours before the vote saved the partition proposal . ' X « i . . ■ »*«., tb«. course Arab leaders would take should the partition plan be ap­ proved by the VJi. General As­ sembly today, saying m anly: A "We will not retreat from our * position of opposing the dismem­ berment of our [and and tha deni­ al of ••If-determlnatlon to our people” In the street* of Jerusalem othkr less diplomatic Arab* openlv took th* attitude of "now we wilt fight." Jewish Quarters appeared cer­ tain that the partition plan would receive the neeeaaary two-third* majority in th* U.N. General Aa- 0 ■omblr. The general opinion waa reflected In the Pale*tine Poet, Jewish-owired ' English language newspaper, which aaid of tha com­ mittee voter " It la a satisfactory end to oneroua debates and th* sicken­ ing uncertainties of tha Ad Hoc committee and a solemn portent as confident aa It It IntseapabU of the final verdict of the General Assembly." Both Jewish and Arab campo, A meanwhile, were quietly but bus­ ily preparing for posaibla develop* ment*. - : Vaad Leumi, Jewish national assembly, launched n drive for a n.600,000 (114,000,000) national re, other farilltie* at is I >a t er vat ion corps, and wounded a district A i r f . At Chintan, In Klangau prnvinec, U Sih-Lu. chairman of the county council, wax -whet anil killed. - — —Vlolei.ee— m i “ TCpnftdd IT Changtouchen, in Fukien prov­ ince. where ballot boxes were de ­ stroyed and an election supervisor b ra tm by villagers. At nearby Ylngchlon. voter* who failed to mark ballot* in accordance with the wi»he* of thslr fellow citisen* werr kidnened. They havu not Irecn heard tom since. «*Lt»*Nw. «§ Members of their bitter feelings, er* busy Dr.-Huseeln El Khali I tea. ary #f the Arab higher nbly the characterised the vote i partition tory for America's a t » .solo- blackmail the world?: *! f raa �In Unltj There I* Strength— THE WEATHER - To Protect the Peoco of the World! To Promote the P n y r « a p * A merle*; , To Produce Pro* per It 7 for Sanford. Moslly cloudy this afternoon, * partly cloudy tonight and Sat* urdajr. Lillie chance In tempera* lure. AN INDEPENDENT DA1I-Y NEWSPATEIt V olum e xxxvu i Established 1908 ■ _____ _ 1. 1 Arms Buying #FromAid Bill OthcrAmcndmentsTo Foreign Relief Bill Approved As Final #■ Vote Soon Is Seen- Attempt Is Made To France Calls Up Ad­ 'Break Deadlock On ditional Troops In Reparations Asked Face Of Increasing By Soviet Russia Communist Strife No*. 28 Senator Taft f lin h lo ) told . the Senate today that the •» Truman Administration's pollelfo are *1a ratty renponalhle” for the eronomlc than* in -----Kitrope. — — ■— i— — ----Taking the floor to an­ nounce that he will rote for the emergency European re­ lief measure. the Ohio nenalor "aid, .however, that American* * eannot continue murh longer the rate of aaaiatanre they are giving to Europe. WASHINGTON Nor. 2fl (/!*)The Senate voted today to ban France. Italy and Austria from purchasing aim* with any aid re­ ceived under the Administration's $597,000,000 emergency assis­ tance hill. Action on ihe proposal hy Sen* AlDI—Taxlfll__(DJdihii J_v*ai-lalxn A y voire vote aflrr Chairman Van oei enhetg (K-Miclij ol the Poicign Relations Committee said nothing in the hill "remoljly contemplates" arms purchases of any kind. l.arge Gift Seal Sale Chairman George -Austin at left rom ralulalea Moving quickly through amend­ James Singletary, commander of Campbell-leasing Pn*l 61, un’pur­ ment* 10 that a final vote ran Ire chase hy_ the tracrlcin Legion I’oat o f the first C’hrUlma* seal lrt*n~Mnn«Uy;~ltir Senate" also health bond, uhleh is being hehl by Jack Itatlgan, general seal sale chairman for Seminole County. The legion I'ost has' urged all other adopted: local organization* to purchase oral health bonds in Ihe effort to A propotal by Senator Fergu­ combat tuberculosis. * ,. son (R-Mich) to allow an on-llic,a _ * round cheek on-ni^atimt* of the 'foreign relief program by inemlsrrs of Tib*- SengJr. md I louse* Foreign .... Affairs and Appropriations Com­ mitters. A proposal try Senator DoOIK1 . IR-Mnl specifying that Congress shall, have the deriding voice, ao far a# thi* country is roneerned, v «t In disposing of nny |of|-oVef fun Is Pretty 22-year Old Docs ^ _ . i ‘ : put 'in trust by loreipn govern- Says President rRorew to pea/f n tele/ (metis r N o t A c t" L v - G d o d * " R a d c lif f c S tttd e rtt - ^ ' Senator hrm (It-Mo), offering Believed S u i c i d e Faith On Proposals . another amendment to require reporta every three month# from the countries receiving nld, sought WASHINGTON NAv. 28 WAMsAND, Mass. Nov. 28 (A’j to postpone a vole on hi* prot/l*r—Secretary of Commerce -^Tbe nude and frozen body of |>osal until Monday, but Vandcnllarrim an said today lower a • brilliant 22-year-old graduate rg objected. price* for myala, aleel and student at Jtadcliffc College wt* Vandcnberg said Ire had agreed lumber are "hope*" from II nnllbuid ■h i*««e Ma*i> ’ found in a, lonely wpodgiL.defPresident Trum aqa 10-point •*»ntPltifTiMnn“ p r a n iw r lierr1 last night with a rifle shot T aft Denounces, H onor G raduate Plan To Ration Found Dead W ith Bullet W ound Scarce M aterials . f lwi.OWEGifl; Sent - , To People Of Anzio DUNKIRK, N. Y., Nnv. 28. 0P> — A -Thanksgiving day gift of 1100,000 in food, clothing, medical supplies an<l farm equipment to the propin of Amin, Italy, make* thla coptmunity nf 20.000 "a very big city nf the world" Ip the view nf Italian amhanandor Al­ berto Tarchlanl. Tarrhiant accepted the contri­ bution* yesterday in behalf of tho #t"'arhh-n.l Invaaiim city a* Dun’ kirk rekbrnted Ha second bonds* across-ihe sea Thanksgiving — a cooperative effort with the neigh- boring ring village of Fredonla. A year ago, ihe residents of Dunkirk fumed over 176,000 in glfta for their namesake cjty of Dunkerque, France, and continued their International good w ilkefforla last spriiut with a 1)50,000 campaign for Polish relief. “ What you have done today," ♦ aid Tarrhiani. "la a touching memorial to Americana who died on Italian *olj. Thla little town of America la a vrry big city of the world." Ford Collides With Truck On Park Avc. f Collision of a Ford aedan with • parked truck a t Eighteenth ^Street and Park Avenue yea torday avunlng a t 8:40 o'clock re­ sulted In Injury to three negroes riding In the aedan which waa wrecked. The truck waa dam­ aged, according to police. The three negroes were taken In the Moody ambulance to Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal. It was reported there this morning that Otla Robinson, one of the Injured, may be able to re­ turn home today. Luke Wright, • river of the sedan and Clover Ttobineon. another pgaaenfer, ■till a t the hospital pending the taking of x-rays to determine the *x«ent of their injurire. The Federal t i \ r k Into which the aedan ran. waa parked a t the time of the accident la front of the Park Apartments on Park Avenue and is tho property of Horn. J717 Park Avenue, d was being driven north WASHINGTON. Nov. 28 (/T)~ Senalor Taft" (R-Ohio) declared today the Administration is not acting in good faith in asking "limited” authority to channel scarr materials to most essential hses." The Ohio senator's statement brought' vigorous disagreement from Secretary of Commerce Harriman who was before the Sen­ ate-House Economic Committee to disettrs a part of. President Truman'i 10-poinl cost of living program. * llarriman bad listed a number of materials which fie laid should be covered by "limited" allocation and priority when the exchange with Taft developed. Generally speaking, (Onllawa o* allocation Tnal Mifltrial Is Called On Frazier Illness Due to the illness of L. T. Fravler, a member of the Circuit Court Jury, Judge M. B. Smith today declared a mistrial in the case of Frederick George, charged with manslaughter Ih conineetton with the death on Oct. 26 of State Patrolman L. C. Bender, who died after being hit by truck driven by George on Wcat First Street, Thla verdict waa reached by Judge Smith after Dr. J. N. Tolar testified this morning th at Jlr< F ra ile r would be unable, due to hla Illness, to serve for 10 da; and that It was advisable that not Serve a t ali. The case will be reopened, fol lowing the (election of a jury, on Tuesday Dee. 8 a t 10(00 A. M. and the Court will convene a t 10:00 A, M. on Monday mornIng. Today a venire of 80 waa drawn for jury duty. tt MIH8 WINCIIELL NIBBING .NEW YORK Nov. 2* (AA—Pol­ ice stressed a city-wide search to­ day for red-haired Walda E, Winrhell,,m20-ysa " actress-daughter .yaar-oid of columnist and rhdlo U tor Walter by Ing her daughtof was IB, told _ WILLIAM WA th a t the girt Waa last seen Uavi WASHINGTON, Nov; M m ~ in g 'b a r Fifth Avenue h au l a t • William Wade Iflmhaw, 80, once P. M. Wednesday. 8h . did nut one a t the nation’s leading bari­ disclose the nature of Wanda’s tone singers, opera producer and Hliwtf. In Hollywood, Wine hell declared tr genealogist, died • las'. "Thla U a helluva Thanksgiving." ’ fill*.? through the head. Associate Medical Examiner J. .Harry McCann said that the young woman. Fraqcei C. Flint, an honor graduate of* Vasia* Collrgr, appareniiy was a luicide but that be couldn't lie sure until an autopsy was performed. Finding of tho body ended a search which began Tuesdaj when the girl’s mother, Mr*. William Flint of Cambridge, wid­ ow of a former Instructor at fashionable S t Paul’s School in Concord, N, II., reported her missing. Pollen Chief Ernest ’ Daman said that a .22 calibre Winchesterifle was found about 10 or 16 fcet from tho body and that the Kill's clothing waa aeattervd several fret away, N O . 270 ■ ■ -'H France Offers Military Takes Proposal For Over In Milan Austrian Pact During Strike Legion Buys Seal Health Bonds WASHINGTON Associated Press Leased Wire SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1917 ■VWW" U. S.-Russia Partition Plan Is - -E nd Of-The-GIarktsdalc Victory Supporters Arc Ac­ cused Of Em ploy­ ing Pressure Tac­ tics To Win Votes NEW YORK. Nov. 28 (/P)~ LONDON. Nnv, .28 (/!’’) — ROME Nnv. 28 </ry Milan's Sippoiirrs of die "Spvlrt-AmeriFrance proposed today that Ru»- military garrison look 1contiol of can" plan to piitrimn I’alrsline sia receive $100,000,000 from that etty and ptovinre today as — -wrre .irnrrevf-nf-utTTig ''pressure" ' current production in Austria as thoujjnd* of- -worker* - demon­ tactics today a* the holly con-p a r t'd !‘ the general reparation# strated |n •* nw*day general strike tested issue approached a fair- • seldement. a qualified k o u re e ^ k h t tippled transportation. ful vote m thr United Nationi said. The commander of the gartittm Assembly.. -The proposal w** made |o in Milan. Italy’s second city, in’Ihe shstgr* "err made on the deputies of the Big Four foreign fofmetl the government at Rome asiemMv flodf by Pakistan. Cuba ministers who were seeking that Hoops were taking over civil and Iraq - all npjsonents of the agreement of * treaty of inde­ function*. plan to split the* Holy las nil pendence and peace for Austria. Labor organizations called the ’into separate Arab and Jewish Thr ministers themselves were strike, quickly followed 'by leftistcrnnliies, comideting the future nf Germany led demonstrations, to prnteil the No individual tountrirs were and its boundaries. national government's removal of. ruentioneil in the accusations, but The informant said the Ftenc'i Ettnie Itoilo as prefect at Milan. Cuba and Iraq irfettrd trs some. suggested that Russia receive a The mayor. Antonio G'eppt. te* "greaT |nmn»." Rsissia ’ ami' tTe thud of the production of thr signed in sympathy, and dispatches United States air the only big Zistrrdorf oil fields indefinitely to Rome nrnipapcrs said I6D power* vtgorgttsly Kipjvutitig par­ and take over virtually all Aus­ tition. trian shipping on the Danube, Communist and Socialist mayors throughout the province also had Ila lrU u —Cuba »uul Itau_aljud___ A Russian sntiuc lorccaiLlllftL film in npjsosifinn to. the plan, quit I Iren |volts. the Soviet Union would rejet I the which was expected tt* icacb Trollo, a member of the leftist French compromise on the i»»uc the final voting ie*t some time of wh.it conititute Geiman a»*et* action parly, declared: lid* aflernoon. ' * "I am the prefect anil I am in Austria. Ihe contest roillimiril »q c'o*S still in •charge of order in the pro* The French proposals were tli.il li iilicr ti,— paitltionnlt nor said to have been made m a vim e of Milan." anli parlilioni*ls Trollo spoke by telephone from n i l : HGtV OF T H E t li'It transport LhijkaJalu—VJciucy—jusumli-lho— Ilie Arab-led new attempt to break the dead­ lock among Ru**ia.f7 the—Unjted aft office inside the prefecture, as .ock* off llippu klaiul, till mile- hOillhnr-t of hetrhikin, M;s»kn, would predict lb* outcome. I'ailrtionut* nreded a Iwo-thirJ* Slates, Great Bntain and Francr vast crowd* besieged the Imilding. "here she went agruiuul I '••sir near drnn in-1 Mirsliiirs ami lour bat­ "I sin nnt think there ii* any tered M ir * » I’lf li'linit hi Ltiaat f>unrit search pailo ^ mi the t .land. -to.ijrmly of ib jic p(c«ent *nd on what constitute German as­ Aulhorilir* It-.uni llic r«. t of sti■ * M iujii u n * I c.| Ihcli lm wtirn voting. sets m Rusna and what might need of military fnrre* in tkal. ihe ship split and Mic (t'tii srrlion tduuKhl l« the totlirm. with ,the situation.” Troth* said, be uied fpt.JfttAUtioni, f 1!jJClii-it»oiiaLa*««« it pt>i,*™y .. *.twruSii*:T. .tKlute.-tmidutiiiL BTidfng that - the—garrison rnrti-’*- ‘ change in llir line-up of countries The-Uouiaw-deputyr H.-V. Kek- Tftgn,t(T *nK iT rd wiUrfifm: T „ ~l J. "^.Tfefor and againit l|ic paitijinn__ tomov, questioned. his French Dispatches said irarvirafle* w rre tcliritic. counter park- General—Rani Char- •beinr-ererteH lit" t h r ' streets as rierr. mure than tu n hours about workeri* ronvergril on the Tlic vote trm osperted to t*e details of the French compromise, prefecture. One dD patrh to the taken snme'iin- thii afternoon. The French proposal apr- are*! newspaper I .a Itopubllca said aome The nr'ir-iiibly corridors at ' to be based on the* reparations radio and teiephone station*' h»d Flushing Meadow1 I'nrk burred agreement reacht-fl between Rus- b « n M’ired by the crowds. \vilh rumors that various dele- aia ami Finland, hy which Finland In effect axrced to "buy’ all German asset,* in her territory for $100,000,000. Tims, So vlet ownership of farm er Gee* - 128 Persons Arc FrciKh General Killed In U. S. Killed In Plane During Crash In Africa HOME, Nov. 28—(Ah -The Ital­ ian government *ji\ itis fsjmth »t tempt atnre the AnnistieQ to C rack-U p >b ra g - nfftrM quotatlofta of III" Airplane man properly in Finland was .national currency into line with In A la s k a B r in g s lit* real value—devalued the lire avoided. Gruber, J Austrian l*»l "ight from .160 to r.Hfl Ui the D e a t h To Thirteen Dr. Karl foreign minililrr, told interview ilollar. The lire has ticcii exchanged era in. London this week hla gov­ th a s s o c i a t e d r u k s h 11 e« I Inara ™ I’nar 11**11 ernment wa» willing to accept Neatly 128 pehnn* *vetr kills tho French formula. American in Itallu aunlnd* am) If* others and British official! were In[Ill^l-Ul Aiolrnt atatii-nl* aivn llalined. also in fairnr.- It- .nuiiJli lIldiikiKivitig holiday. most iiecauie It preaented the promising way lug a -treaty. o|>«n to Writ The deputlea have been snarled fo r.four month* on the Issue if German assets in AuMrli*: Th* French compromise avoided def­ initions nf aaoeti. It raUrd upon all countries to list their rep­ arations claim* on Austria and say fort how much they woulri settle. 8 U. S. EngrinccrH To Give Turk RoadB.AId WASHINGTON. Nov. 28-4/1*1— Klirht. Public Roads AdmlnlstratInn engineer* will ■ leave for Turkey tomorrow *o help build a national system of modern high­ way*. Whether the proposed road network will extend, to the Hu*si*n.Turkish border .for a link State- drtretive. crtleiLinto tho nve.tiKatmn said they were try- ' „ , em h„ U tn ful| y wnrkwt ng to Of crinin# H U would hare ' u t R j , ||U( depu, r put,|lr been poaaibla for the young worn- ' .dm lnistretor and head of an to move artet the bullet had ' the mission, told a reporter, entered her head. Although road links with Iren They also were mystified at* and Iraq, har nrlghhora on the the manner In which her clothing east and south, mleht gls-e T or waa scattered along the trail— key greater arrest to the oil •pro -aome on the ground and soma Huctlon of those two countries. pn the branches of bushes. Hit'* said he wa* not prepared An automobile, which the girl to dlacua* this aspect of thys under­ had been reported driving earli­ taking. Expense* of the mission, plus e r In tho week, was discovered in a nearby Una. Damon said the rest of marhtnarv and equip­ th at a rifle box and a b!!| of ment. will he' paid for out of sale foe a rifle from a greater *8.000 000 sum set aside hv the Boston store were" found In tba State Department frtnm thp 1100^ ear whirh bore a New Hampshire 000,000 Turkish aid program voted by Congress last spring. registration pUte. The girl’s mother la a -former GASOLINE RATIONING president of the New Hampshire BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. 28 League of Women Votere and 01! Co.* of Ken­ U a house mother at Eliot Hall, f/Pl—Standard announced today It would Hadcliffe. Her * father and pa­ tucky begin rationing gasoline to lie ternal grandfather, both were distributor* In Alabama Dee. 1. Rhodes scholar*. Indication* were that tho pro­ Mr*. Leonard W. Cronkhlle, gram would bo put lnto-effect on dean of the Radellffe Graduate virtually a nation-wide hails. School, described Prance* aa "a A spokesman for Standard Oil happy normal girl," and eollegw ■aid Its 8.000 dealers throughout chum* .renortod shn had no par- Alabama would be limited to 86 »m Page Tvsst per cent pf their purchases during October. Th* allocation program probably will be continued Inde­ U. 8. POPULATION finitely. WASHINGTON H er. *8 « V ROTARY M E B tlN q; The United State* population waa 144.708.000 on Oct. 1, the Census The Rotary Club will roesl Mon­ Bureau estimated today. The rereed figure laded*# the day evening a t 7:00 o’clock, In­ armed forces, where strength was stead of at noon, for a special 687.000 overseas and 748,000 atprogram sponsored by the Educa­ borne. The civilian population tion and Information Committee of which H. H. Colaman* ia chair­ alone waa I4SA7L00O. The Bureau n l d the population man. A group of Orlando Botadhas Increased more than 1 1 ,000,- ana headed by Milton 8. Vargowe 000, or almost 10 Oareaat, In the and constating of Jaatre B. KdUu •even and -one • half year* since J. C. Broaaier, H. M. Voorhla,__ the last census waa taken April 1, M. H. Lana will explain the four object* of Rotary, 1040. John Francis Piatt Died Wednesday As Result Of Accident John Frnnri* Piatt, 1 1 ymr old rrtident of Fern I’nrk. died *t tb-IO, P. M. Wednesday ns « result nf MV-ailtpmoliile nrnideut which occurred in Fern Park cnrlier in the evening. Mr, Piatt formerly lived In Sanford for 12 years where ho wns engaged a* a painter. Ho had lived In Fern I’nrk for two months. He wax lorn in Manning, N D., Sept. 10. 1014. A member of Alt Soul* Catho­ lic Church in Sanford, tho do* i*cd wa* also a moml«ir of the rteran* of Foreign Wars ami he American I-eglon, Campliell Li-sing Post. During the recent wnr he served a* n Gunners Mate First Class in the U. 8. Navy for throe years, 18 month? of. which wrre spent on Guadalcanal, lie w*» a momlier of the local Na­ tional Guard Unit for olght years. Survivors^. Include the widow, >fr*. Mary Talbott Piatt and four dough tore, Patricia, Margaret, Joan and Linda Piatt, all of Winter Park; hla father, Edward II. I’iatt, Kissimmee; five alktera, Mrs. Edwin Humphrey, Dunedin; Mr*. W arren’ Rohlnclto and Mrs. T. A. Mapea of Orlando; ■Mrs. H,\ K, Chitwood. Klaslmmrc; two brother*. James F. Platt, Fern Path and Edward W .'Plalt, Aahev tlk N. C. The Rosary will Ite recited to* T Jg h rK ^ - b ’clocIT a l'A ir Bbufi Catohlie Church and funeral aervlrea will he conducted at 2:00 P. M. Sunday with Father Willi­ am Nachtrab officiating. A Mili­ tary service will tie conducted at the graveside Iq Kietammee where liuriaj will be made in Rose Hill Cemetery. Erickson Funeral Home ia in charge of arrangements. Lions Club Plans Christmas Party Preliminary plan* for a Christ­ mas party to be held a t the Sem­ inole Country Club about * week before the holiday were today made a t the meeting of the Lions Club a t the Tourist Center. Fred Ganas. assistant coach at Rcmino!* High 8chool, proposed that tba d u b donate ft trophy tho tCelplaque to th* member of ihe ary Fed team judgrd aa tba’ beat blocker. The m atter was referred to the executive commltto for dis­ cussion. At Lyon proposed that the d u b make this an annual project. Alfred Robson waa introduced as a guest by hla brother,r, Harry Robson. A survey .iriou the • country today ditcloml lliat since 6 |Y M (local timcL Wcdricvday, 107 |ic(ton* lost tlicii live* at a iciull id auliroioliilr rni>li.i|n, wiili li liiinit |c.i?lim* ilie nnlinn .willi I I latalitiet./riic Ih death* (tom ijncrllaureui tamer toultcd limit rlrowtiiity. huntiiiK and airplane «■ Ctdrnti. , ■ "Ilie traffic toll turpaircd the total nf 69 rc(iorted on Ttiank*givtng day la»t year and tl»c mrtall ttil.il «f 128 (hit year Ctlf!!parctl iii HI. hi |*/46. Indian i rr|K>itcd lliirlcrn trail» falalitici and of ifie teven peri tnnt kill'd ati tiintiir miili.ip-. iii WailimKVin ilatc llirrc wctc killr 1 in a. train auto "collniim. Ilirn were llirrc * intent death* rcpoilrd G c n c rill ...... — r o Hunt were* ready to switch i from nm- *iih' to tho other, but * — jL fofe the mornint! session cunL c G lc tC I l a d l,,ere was no wfflel^ conr, ) fiinmiimi nf anY "ivitche* which H n llia n t As 4 O fflL C I U c t I C C r Jniiglit dpternline the outcome of III W ar !,,V p °" r*to of Jhn partition -i,-!,pjtip lav h rg elv in tlm hands PARIS Nov. 28 (TP) The Air of 12 eoimirlcii *vfilch prevlmirly Mmiitrv annoiiiii cil lonighl that had nlntalncd ' from taking* sides fi upM sttH « n Pjh w K lif c l l Griirial brCIm . F rancci famous wwi^w 11-w irto w b ' n d n . *>#■• killedin an airpTane n idi In llir SaharI i i|c*^it. • « Air Secretary Andir Maioiclli m l h i*’ plane i r-vdinl 20 mile* limn Lolomlillciliaf, 200 nufc* toitih Oran and near the Algeria-MoiiKrit l»ud-r. It w.i* III Mii'a that I ct’lerif fint'unnrd lame in llir war again*) Gcimany ami Italy. Warren’s Entrance Into GOP Race For Nomination Hailed • t -------------- — ' ■W mM IS'IHANAPOLIS. Im l. Nov. 28 id'j Tin' entmncp of Governor Earl Warren of f'alifnrnia Into (he rn n 'eit fi*r tlu>.TV48 Republic can •iiresldential nomination wa* hailed • n* encouraging today 1l wa* undciilooil tli *1 12 per- Daniel J. Tobin, president nf the Itm thvhnnd ' of •on* wtic almi iid the plane and lnti-rtiatinn.il Teamster* (AFL). , that all were huui'd to death. Tobin who headed the loibor I X Ilrrr wns n nomine 'de gucr- Ituienu of Die Deinocmtic National re the Ki'iicrnl nssriined In World Committee -during t ill- four camWar II t*r~vLi*-M liTt-wife and »i* ( paigtt* in which Franklin D. hildri-n in the German '•cciipled I ReoseveU *va* elected President rone of France from reprisals, j . „dd"d Imwever. "T tirre i* not) Hi t real nnnic'w n* Count P h i- ! niorii impe that Governor W IrT• n will get th** nomination! llppln De flmlteclocque. The teamster president made hi i rnmmenU in a signed article in (lie Inter net Inna I Teamster for Decent Iwr. He iteserilwul W arren’s record »* "right "ii neaily everything tor Inlior" and said ,“In nur oplftiiln (\\’arrenl will have an rnormnu* baking from or­ ganised' latrt; throughout, the rtu n lry ." ’. " Tnliin said ' I lie "Demorratie Cold Weather HangH I I **M1 4t i t l r i l «*fi l ’m t r “ M f R l Party will undoubtedly nominate President Truman, But what is Over N ortheast U. S. lalrtr going to say about aupAppeal For Flection imrtiiiB the Democratic Party and Ity AHHOC IATKD P R E S S __ I ti platform?** Cold woath"cr lingcri'd over Uh . ’ - In Korea Refused •’The wl*n thing to do, he nnrthrastfrn quarter of tho coun­ continaed, "rt to wait and seo what try (("lay and, federal fiirrca»lSEOUL. N n v . 28 (;r>—MaJ | r « H i l n w ~ > mn l * " a e »‘a « a t i -------- - — — era said.them .waa Jui-lmmcrUaU-- (rrnerel Willnutt F: Ih*an, militory-|-------- —rehef in right, governor nf American-oecuplpit Dr. (Jilhort Osincup, III other xoetlnna of tho coun­ Snulii Korea, said tmlny he had try, temperature# wero mode rate refilled a • request hy right isl Orlando Doctor, Dica anil aurgiy skies were predicted political gintip* for an iinirvediatr for mo*l of the South and We.*t. rleetian of n Korean government ORLANDO, Nov. 28—(jpv_Dr. Tho mqrcury climbed iqlo -the fdl’s in the southern rone. Glll>ert S. Osincup. 62, Orlando in Kentucky .yesterday and wm Dean said in a prexi atntement lu s n n o ta h fn, os < „ t i died pxpeetrd to reach 1 that mark that If rightists carried out P#fffMHflnh tor 25 year* here Wednesday night following a in pari* nf. Oklahoma today. threat! to hold an election on lllncas. New seasonal lows w etr re- their own initiative, the military loin: Dr. Oalnrup, a veteran of both iflerl In some section* of the government would "take neces­ World Wars, wa* stricken with hla Idwest, Tho coble*! w rather was sary aleps to prevent It," The fatal Illness In 1P4S while doing In Minnesota with Duluth’s two nature of the steps, he said, would rehabilltatldn work In Grew*. below lowest on the early morn­ "depend upon tho altuatlon." In World War One. he wa# an ing weather map. Minneapolis The American told a group of American Army p**uie*l office* . and 8t. Cloud slrivrred In xera rightist* who asked for an election on duty with an Indian cavalry temperatures. Chicago's 12 bIkivo Iwfore Dec.’S I that nono would bo fftfiment of the British^ Amyj, ^ wa* a new low for the eeasnn. held “prior to receipt of 'd i r ­ He later twcaino one ■ Snow flurries -were reported ectives from tho United' Nation* Florida pediatricians to lobt^th* during the night from thq Da­ Commission” designated ,to con- American Academy of Fed kota* and eastern Nebraska east­ durl an election In both the South clans. He was a past president and Russian-occupied North Korea of the Florida State Medical ward to the Appalachians. Association, end head of the med­ .before Mar. 31. ical staff n t Orange Memorial MIKOLAJC/YK FIRM Hospital hern and had been chief ORANGE HOWL pedintrieien for 20 years. NEW YORK. Nov. 28, WT Stanlalaw Mikolalcxyk, aelf-exiled MIAMI Nov. 28 tfD—Tha Or­ TANGERINE BOWL leader of the Polish Peasant Pftr ORLANDO. Nov. 28 t*V-< ty, yestenlsy deaeribed the coun­ ange Bowl Committee today an­ try which he fled last month a# nounced selection of tho Univer­ Catawba College of Asllabury. "a pure totalitarian state," but sity of Kansas, with seven win*, N. Cm today accepted an invitation ■aid that th* Communists "will two ties and no defeat*, aa one to' play in tha second annual never get the soul# of the Polish team to play in the Orange Bowl Tangerine Bowl gam? here' New Years day. people." M - : here Nbw Year’* day. One of the youngp*t and most .luitlinnt soldier* nf the ’fighting Punch, ho wa* lmqK’rior. genet"! m Flotida. ■ nf all French Noilh African .JUNEAU, Alaska, Nnv, ■HH'MJ'l furrr* at the time of his dentil. Ho —Tim can**1 nf a twln-cngini' an wan 4d year* old only #ix* day# trans|iort’a naciy-up . ami ijcailt ago. ii'uiiiiHir n« i'm , Short, alight amt fair haired.’ |a-<’|eic wa* deeply hronred nnd worn a cloved trimmed rnuitarho. K . .. eft �* • p 't ______________ DM TWO BTORT RESIGNS I today submitted hli rrilgnatlon • m • member of the Florida CltII.LAIIAS8KK Nov. 2S U h— ru* Commission to Governor CaUlL. *!8oty of W inter Garden well. KEDS A g fc (Gym Shoes) Cushion -Arch & Sole - E L.95 • -i ;r.& ’i & v , - ' . a s ! BALL BRAND 0'/2 - 12 Ladles Tennh SHOES . Idiw Quarter Cushion Arch And Sola - I MEN’S ACER OXFORD s 1.85 P i--h m . a h a , | S P O R T IN G GOODS -S M E n tF In n S L ' * • P h one 99R ■. ... Harriman listed textiles, ash,' aluminum, naila, soil pipe, /tf|>*un< board and newsprint. T The secretary said a newsprint sbifrtage probably will continue |.uhli*ht>ra of large newspaper* for some lime. He said lie wanted to commend for what they have done t > help smaller papers in connec­ tion with the newsprint situa­ tion' Taft wanted to lRow whether Harriman thought the shortage p( newsprint would lx* solved if ronM-uls were established. Hirriman said It would not be solved but that controls would help. In listing naila and certain ifther building materials as Item* which might ponsibly be allucstid. Harriman ask I such ' x proeedurv might at least “par­ tially cure" construction bottle­ necks. _ J _ __ ,J* ■e • Tall recalled (list Congrcxs cici- gave government housing agencies complete allgeation powI f f MV#r A dding material. If* said Mr. Tnpiniii liad rescind'd them. ' . ' It was at this point that Taft is Flint -worked at the RadU Appointment Bureau belore entering the graduate school this fall/ She would have recelved her nsaster of arts degree In bUtory and the phll"*v phy of religion In June, IMS. The body was discovered by a special police officer and hi* * |’*Phew ris the woodg a f t " • m W J f ported an *uto‘^ ! 1,1* * - . .parked In the nearby lane since I Tuesday. , * . H A cN P U ^D ^tiB H A l.U . • a n M wH>». IT.UK.UIA in f .FRIDAY, NOV. ’28, Seminole Hi By IIOIIIIY PARK ‘ ON YOU COMPACTS *4.00 LIGHTERS &$ 6.00 *1.00 & $2.00 Close Out $1.00 TRAVEL IRONS (electric) BEADS Close 0,M| # • * * * * • . • Now $3.00 STAR THEATRE *4.95 To *17.50 *1.00 To * 1.95 ap.ci*l session will- grant tla; Ml(] he did not understand what President a request fur 'JUnd Harriman meant by hsalted aaby * authority to rrlm'puae k -IiTi tliotity, -i . dr.' -v if.’ ita •'d price and wage mntiobi, but f v ' v k . I3th ft Sheppard Dainty Strap Sandul In Gleaming HUck FStfltl. • S ire s 4 l j — 8 ; 8!'* —'12: 12*g •• 1 jour complete selection will tell them that you ,«n4 sent the finest. i:remembered Last Day TODAY DRESSER SETS Aa I undersUnd It,” the tenMur said, “yuu. oea. aak&sg Im 100 percent complete authority.” In attem pting to draw a disllnctlon, the secretary noted tha* the government naw baa eatuplefe allocation power over tin and till pi whirls • - h r lho** m«ny. Liwnd*, ouk of touch throughout the yeer, your thoughtful Chrtilma* wi»h it Mpecielly important. A quality Gibson card from, g .9 8 to J.9S J c o p U Who t'ould Not Gel S«»t» L**t N Re­ . I’tcBav Com* Early Tonltc 25c Admission 50c lieve Received A Good Selection Of New, .Merchandise 114 Magnolia Avenue Uee Our I^iy-Awa4' Plan <r*)»llM«#4 fleam riRV Om ) tlcular hoy friend although aim dated often. r ’ A graduate of Vassar in 1946, MARGARET C. GWALTNEV, Jeweler ‘ (Located Mather Furniture Store) / > ; - • ’* * - ■* . * • . — - • . ' VsA * . . V ' A•JUaiWiri ,,n- EC O N O M IC A L • * . THE NATION SAYS QV I it's - -4 **#»i *. • . 1 • IL HEATHS ■» . *- >• ~ - J > lrs r Fed sV»M'.litTfralBf now. Ifhey nfiuf 15? rnoklng hut issue for till* next sixneiiod. s Thanksgiving Dunce jvas *il by the Senior Home Kc. W ild e r W h ite all-w o o l F r it Heavrr.......... IkmiuIifnl and • HI at the 11,8 .0 , ThanksgivlK»'t. . _ KvrniiiK Hats anil AccraMot'irs for tin* Holidays. . , SHOPPE CHAPEAU* Novnnlwr 27 II. K. Mill* too late. M odem oil house heating's Tonehlon lloilding (upslnirs) ■ * - m the answ er... and a simple one, too. « S’ xvxfil in*;! Also - - . .11 MTV m i m m w . . . t - •- •* IT ;• . The Celery Crate will be ope Miss Ikdty Rowland, whose m arriage.fu t-eiuy Amleison will tomorrow- night in celebration o week-end . open .unlay night at the Celery be an event of Dec. 21,. waa hun- Thanksgiving 117 students attended. This | ored with a shower on Tuesday house, it wa* reported by Fred c lowest number this year evening given by the Woman’a Gone*, director of the Semlnol* will probably nick up a good Council of the First Christian High School Celery Crate. He said there-wrrll l-c dancing b y — Church. Tin* party was given at __ the door prire at the Cratr. the home of Mrs. A. R. Johnson Juke Imx, pmg |umg and a_ flo e soppomorr class voted on and hostesses were Mrs. J. P. show that will l>o under the di­ students, two girl*, and two Wilson Mrs W. F. H arriett, Mrs. rection of Miss Anita Aiken. — All—t r m m g r n m n r_TBVlW?l U te-represent - them - i n - t h r 4^ . li~1 tSTUitnitfirMf» "JoKnaon. i of wits Monday night over A number uf games and con­ attend and a gala time I* erin WTUR. Bill Kilpatrick. , tests weie enjoyed throughout IHTled by all . os Andersen. Ikdty Ann the evening and prises were won , and Janette Jenkinson were hv Miss Rowland. Mis. O. T. JVIorris Is Awarded • •d. Pearson and Miss Virginia Tlson. Ihc Key Club meeting Tues- Following the games the honor (iraduate C ertificate toon the- boys welcomed into guest was led lo the talile where .Tub 4 new mctnliera, Stanley shower gifts-were placed and two lletm an E. Morris, principal of dry. /ek e McNab, Randall solos wen* sung for her. Miss Seminole High School has roand Hobby Humphrey.' Also Patricia Johnson sang "Always" erived a post graduate certifies!*, xiys voled on two delegates and Miss Tison rendered "Yyjitor- and .Ulna. lLrtlio -Elisabeth- F iler • ­ • fprrscnt -them at the State dar*V graduation rertiflrate, it was r e - ! Club Convention Dec. 0, 7, .The dining table was clnlHirale- INirlerl today In Tallahassee by I. Thev elected Bill Kllpat- ly tlecorated witlj—an umbrella Supt. Colin English. and Bobby Park. Imst week covered with white rre|*o paper, SupL English reporter I that 493 clcctiil Richard Bass and 5*5*1 ,h1, arriptuie, Hetty Hall nn post graduate, 193 graduate, 84 y Slenatrom but due to nn white stienmeiK joined the um­ provisional, 4li provisional under­ IE if town football game, they brella with a miniature bride and graduate, and 285 temporary cern'l go. Mr. Harris donatrd gioom under a bower of fein. Re- tlflrales were issued by the School y Club Pin lo be given to the freshnienla consisting of pump­ Department. — --i new meralier. Thorpe Furnl- kin pie topped with whipped Ciu.ilonxlisL Jhe„ attrrulancc. r r r *l?i: H1**11 eolfeo were t er- Mrs. J , J. I'elias. Alra. M. G. for the month, a handsome ved Hi Mis, Rowland. Mis. G. w. Tracy, "Mr*. Tf. (7. Fox, "MrST Hor­ Rowland, Mrs. John Malloy, Mrs* ton. Mrs. II. I). Landress, Mrs. He razor. iu r» rpi__ * . •allay night the Deland High Cliff Lewthwnite. Mis \V I,. Me- Johnson and Mrs, IV. C. Tison.' Also* the Misses Mary Edna « d Rand Concert was held. A Call. Mrs. J. R, llirhnids, Mr*. \V. ■ Thornton. Mm Pearson, Mrs. t Jr ltd revs. Sue Williams, Virginia * •uni ranging front jazx to ca was presented and was Ml|v tfcereg. Mr*. IVUson,- Mrs. ■|T«<»II. P a tric ia . Johnson. Jackie c professional In performance, -K .-C : Dntuon.' Mrs J.*E, Evans Koulaml. Sylvia Pearson and LU- lian l.ewibnaite. • » concei t was -given to ralie for our band so they can --------------------------- -instruments for the school xpensive for nny om* person, NOTICE rhlrh ate liadly rtrednl. - hi dot . morning our Imnd THE O R A N G E CITY H OT E L Hed in the Oilando dssnla Parade but were; slightly pointed when after marching Th N ow Ready For •gh the whole thing they get to see all uf the floal*. Sprrlnl Piirllrn and ItanqurtK I Junior rlnss is working the • ”4 ’ ' • school into a dilher over lay ‘Me uiul Mv Shadow' to For Ilcsm allons l'honp Ornn«p C ’lly llolrl resented lh*e. 6. All over ehmd slickers suddenly »P<1 advertising this play. long last llic tests are over ve ait* sellling down for a wait until the trport cards aiided out. dnesdav ruottiing over the HOLIDAY IIATS! er fcVstem<lhi' Tlmnksfiiidnu. am was held John Root al. and *ome“ nf the mixed Vurv lo-cive'lr ynnrs ?'— _ l-|uh« *aoRione. lumiluur D»*e III - - . sis ' IhTte wasn’t n rhiipid SOMEONE’S MAY DEPEND Were Rowland (*iven Celery Crutc Plans Bridal Shower Tues. Weekehd Open Hoiwe M iH H ■*” .i $ 1 -8 5 - | £ 3 S ♦* •& » " * b s s s i (realism * (>«• iiw l is the Hutb&t ty to ,j y wbaf u«e li made o( ihe national ’i\ipp{y of any” commodity under conirof. Tall Mid be couldn't under* stand did QUtiittlioh between "(ini* percent cdJ^Jcfe"''iuthdrU y.-H e wid the AdiilIi)i»tr»tK>rf."1f' granted the au* tbority it it 'seeking, actually would base blanket power to al* 'locate wful i t " dtodses and tit the extent it desires. - __ "I don’t think Srour proposals are 111 good fifth’,” Thft declared. HaiTiman protested that then' Is a ih/ferrnt* between the AdAiiniiratlon'd prop*Oaf to restrict the application nr allocation pow. era. and tfie 100 percent |>ower Taft waa talking about. The Be da U**•House Il6use group la of aeveml 1coUrreasloiml eninmiit e a which baa been holding Jivarliigs ..* oh \«. Mr. ’Tmfnfc.A' TmTnaiTu SordinfU*. Hon progVam. Republican leaders have de* elated there la not a chant): tie | llirou.h II.. - l i r a U n t o , *‘ >l> which “ t ™ an 2 1<•ipled gregation, only to have the play i . "Alabama, , bid last H a ttn ll),' war Hist anm« partk of the pi nulllfia.l l,\, m w II uh I mm noi.allir IM iW l nullified by a clipping penally, .tbu* luyinm J )1L rnav lie enabled.---u*iw Among other thing*, Mr. T ru­ trp* » - -I •"* proved tajildlv In* wilt, it* neat man has asked continued rent six games ' in iueCestioit. 1 Hanford (0) controls, controls over exports Blank , Texas won nine uf its ten en* and over rnnOinitr credit. ; Beard ir „ ,„ rbunter*, lifcing nnly lu Huulhe/n Harriman toll) tho committee Jcnaisn (c-c) Methodist University, amt thjm Ross by „ une pulnt matgid,* 13 to that lit hdditiiiil to limitevl al Tyre <e-e) liVathm ami priority |w>w«*' over i Harron Toler 14, •Irel, the Commerce JJejfet/irnent Bats ' Crow.) Bobby Imyne, all snuthwgst prnj-vf#* in invtrtliit^Cl.i her: Barbif conference lialfback -ni d a Usd- i t wnglil be Wethington Inn M^Eddr conumdrr for All America , ••■■r /laterlals umlei*s1m Cooper • ,,r huiiura. aparka the l.ongltnni T tr o l|.£ - . Dunbar ' ,* “■*'1" • formation oltack. A iS h & 'th H heits e other materials Plarcy Houston Matching bin) Is the great — Alexander Chiodo Harry Gilnu r, wlio four yeara Deal Richardson. *IP* led Alabama to n near trl* ••■-L-f * . „ ' , ;umph over Unite, liy completing Hcore’by quarters: eight consecutive psises In lh« ' Senford 0 0 0 0 - 0 Sugar Bowl. Leesburg . 0 11 0 Q—13 •*Th» Siignr fbiwl lias securtd Scoring touchdowns: llouit'n, two high scaring football team* Chiodo. in Texas and Alabama, CorenPoint after touchdown: Hous­ »w«t comniMited "V/o look for­ ton (placement). ward hiiiii)—i iliiilllng—gami on N’rw Vear’s Day." HATUHUAY’S ‘ FOOTBALL* “I* By THE AHHOCIATED PR MS8 ___k a (Time la Eastern Standard) gullies). Army va. N ary—MILS, 1:16 P. Roiithem Methodist v».’ Texas M. • Cbriatian—NBC, 2:45 I*. M. North Carolina va. Virginia— Television CHS, 2 P. M.----------:— :— :— A rm y-ra.-N avy NHCJionkup Miaaissippi va. Mlaa. {Rate — of New York, Washington, Phil‘s CHS. 3 P. M. (Note: ,CHB will adelpliia and Schenectady ala-' hill male broadcasts of (lie two lions, 12:15 P. 'M. ATHLETIC SHOES tuzes — 4 — 6 M >.25 I T aft Denounces Seminole High LKK8BURO Nov. 28 f/PI-The I-ecabure Yellow Jacket* racked Texas Selected To trp a* 13 to 0 victory over the Seminole Ifiirh School Celery Feda Meet ’UiUnn. In tfqL here Wednesday night lh-a rough Year's Dju ! UOUU&t and tumble contest that featured hard play In the final tilt of the NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 28 (/P> regular season for bpth teams nter (.fetburg scored both touch* •—The New"'ll!liana Hid-WIni j downs ami thy extra point in the .Sport* Aa*iH-Hit!oii, dureyardfitlT records and going after two pow­ l second - quarter. erful t/aiju. t/o q u . .yma .yratciday seloeUd j. Arnold. Houston ripped, over lb* tcr/ul (Fed left tarkla to climax a 34., ‘,‘* UiiiveMlty of' Texas an ih t vard drive far the first More |*l?fr>n*ni fo r' the University* if Charles Chlodo tnWreeptedl a 8 a n - 1AlUl.ajna lg the Sugar Bowl on ford pass and ran -Uk yards for J *u- <• the final tally* late la the second I Ma in UjrriiaWfd,. association alatua and Houston added, the ■president, announced Ilia! liana extra point. ’! • | a . H|L1<, Texas University ath. The game, played on a wet I lallc dirodur. Had accepted tlw field, was marred by fumbtea and invitation* for the le,riKboms. loote play. The wat ball caused From tins d m aiv r . it . looks m any of the Frd passes to go „a if lb,. Huger Bowl should ailiay. Leeaburg Intercepted fiv* present'■•top nnfch football game Seminole toasts. • —probably He U»t football Sanford racked up w w n fR *t1|ila>rd iheie- since before th-t i downs to eight for the Jackets. wnr F'LAIf in 0 » $ r [ FRIDAY, NOV. 28, I1M7 THK SANFORD IIKHALI). SAN FORD. ^FLORIDA s :____ G illi, i \ TH K lf e - r You can buy a drum or cabinet type • . • . 'I S .: t .. • 4 70 ■ '' .. . ize, with any furnishings. M odels for every i budget, every sixe o! hom e. Circulating or ' \ radiant heat, or combination of both. . mm : - . ■^ ■ G fu e " . . ' - • • •. sen ■' ' ,if you’ro huying a gifi for a n outdoor D ian, give him the.sporulmt tiu . Ip* him rcl^x com forubly...that flu W Veil it taket h ii mlnd off fill Jng and helps him concentrate on hlf. game. ^ - •-•-y -id w ifti department. Tailored Qawtcssly, o f fine fabric*...you’ll find gift* > ‘ A-1,4‘11 -m JJ “T v" -------- 1 ' O ccu p ies ihlrilmum floor soa. £aaily Inalpllad in any sek porch or utility st to circulated thru vents deducts. ', ■ • I i r • I , . ' * - - Q uick extra heat in small areas, bathrooms, M AH OP A LL TH E ANSW ERS «.4<* Styled as attractively a* fine furniture. Available In both radiant and circulating heat types. Can * be ■ dlamenlb ■ iiiodduring wsnn months. A- vcr;.,. a »u (li t . ? /. ’ ak-.V4^9 - I FIREPLACE 1MSTALLAT10HI permanent additions to . - r r r r r r = . , : . ... f o r t e . » -v C§# 4• : ,i: i w- . i - r• * 1 • *> - .m • •• f *• II . • 1- . a I l a w Mire ;• 'v .eauiptula* Figure I’toporiioned Slip* are the mo»t fitting slip* of all . . tl . ' proportional lo lit you al the l>u*l, (lie waUt, the hip*. Laxiih lace at bodice in ihi* fasliinn-rig^l lingerie. beautifully, carefully tlilched in lire Scamprufe tradition. Created in aofl, luitrou* Rur Mil* quality rayoni lhat wear and wa»b wonderfully. Pavilioned in whit* and ibell pink. Sites 31 to 41. r-! > . Ing summer. FLIIDi M GOT COMPANY —- «*• ii, ■V+ • tf ■ • :* • u .: -1* f ' • . -. .! Get FREE BOOfeLET at our office or your d e a l e r T elit laoti. g Shows various lotions. Do it mm k '' . . V* H ear Dick Aiken Sine F rid a ra «:3 0 P . M . Station W T H R . Ila v a You R o a ih l Y o S r Chrlatmaa HealsT . \‘ -- _ X• ; ' e tc . Meet econom ical of all oil heatets. O p­ erating cost extrem ely low . MODELS - pS . fl ^7" -j*- -s— ♦ a ■ • . I A — ef k- • . • HALL OR CLOSET TYPES ■ our rnen’i F L OOR F ORMA C E S ed sight under the floor, baaomont nocoasory.’ wa columns ol Ireihiy nad sir Into diatont rooms. Easy to Install - no ducts. ?V Choose English town if yop want clothing that deal toors than fit your*body! Knglialitown is (ioaignod to fit ■ iha pattern of your daily life - uilored to move aa you move about and bland with your every *tian. Bit, walk, bend or roacb-Engllahlown lata you do it with the. and oomfort that only qunlity alone could make. Li . -7 ' r*' - i-a . SMwbi,—qu^ily ttirouxhout, U tailoring. Stop in. Look Coaiiahtown over We have your in shade, tern -------■ “oat---T T1 and fabric. n r.- t o please. And o f course, you'll like tip way *h«* look^ In lin g e r ie , MODERN OIL HEATING SYSTEMS SB V, > tportshim in oil heating system in an hour or less. . * • Vv . p L l - - V= i'. - * • ‘ ■ - - ,7 3 FOR A PERMANENT SOLUTION.. . m . DRUM TYPE Qlt HEATERS •- i * ■ This Christmas ima” S p o r tin g Chanc H • < ■ . . . feev nui m ’>iV: . •/T , make all arrangem ents for a complete *4* Simply and attractively design ed to harmon­ • oil heater in a m atter of minutes . ; . �FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1947 TUB HANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA STORY RESIGNS JtHASHKK Nov. 28 U tflory of W inter Oai I today submitted hla resignation as' a member of the Florida Cit­ rus Commission to Cover nor CaU- Jam es Covington Completes Training Near Hibblng, Minn., is the world'* lnrgeat man-made R e ^ Gold The Sanford Herald It’* an open pit iron ore mine, neverat miles long. « mile wide, and hundreds of feet deep. More of the earth’s substance has been taken from this hole thnn was moved to make the Panama Canal.. Recently an observation plat­ form was erected t o . give -visitors a view of the power shovels, trucks, locomotives und cars, all appearing ‘very small Irecausc of the distance, all engaged in the gigantic task of getting the deposits out on their way to blast fur­ naces of the nation thousands of miles away. Only n little while ago the "red r o I i I " earth wan being moved In frantic.effort to. make .weapons for war. Now-It is duir to make refrigerators, automobiles, -furnaces, the machinery of pence. Steel in a very real sense is the frame­ work on which Is built the American standard of living, highest in the world. . The first ore wns discovered in the Lake Superior re­ gion in 1844 by a party of federal government surveyors near Ncgaunce, Mich. Those men would be surprised nt how rich those ore deposits arc. and what they have meant since then, “.i hole. I.F.F.8BURO Nov. 28 ’ Leesburg Yellow Jacketa rar up a <8 to 0 victory over Seminole High School Celery F here Wednesday night In a rot and tumble contest that featu hard 'play In the final tUt of regular season for both teams. Leesburg scored both tou downs ami the extga point in second uuarter. KEDS I Fed left UrkU <Q climax ■ yard drive • foe the first sc 1Charles Chlodo Intercept# J a 8 ford psso and ran 40 cards ’ thg. final tsJIgfUt# is th* see stanza and Houston added extra point *• Th# game, played on a*-'. ' field, was marred by fumbl#a i I loose play. The wet ball, cau. many of like Frd passes to .astray. .L'»»,ii,n f Intercepted I Bemlnole to#*#*. I Hnnford racked up* seven f j downs right r*_I for »tha nJackrti . #to a.a. ___ i i #, Scnanole'a Bodily Humph : raced MLyard for • touchdi | through tlia entire Leesburg gregation, only to hake th# \ (Gym Shoes) C u sh io n A rch & Sols noLLAXII I- DBA* ! BALL BRAND ATHLETIC SHOES tUZES aa Mr.ad rtat* 'm a lir r O .I.W r XT. ISIS. a< lb * r e e l OffVe e f SaaTeid. nertda, aader Ike Ait. •4 Cm i x h a f .parrb % IWT. nullified by- a elipptnk ptm ’ Sanford (0) Poa. Leeab’g ( Hodsegow Shortage Tt« ItrraU Is ■ •» •*• tiM tia liS fir s s nklsh If satlllr* r w l w l u l r <• Ifcs »•# (•* t*P»kt»rstlsn af aU Lk< local a«w* prlalc* la Ikls a r a im s u - •* " » * • • • * u * r aens SltpalrhM. Beard JenMrt (e-e) LT Tyre (c-c) LG Hen-on 0 Wethington RT ' Cooper RE Dunbar QB • Piercy LHB * Alexander RH B Deal - H I ‘ Htc Ladles Tennis SHOES. Low Quarter Cushion Arch RIRLF. VKRSK FOR TODAY ,! 1 • Score by quarters: Sanford ___ 0 0 C Leesburg --------- 0 I I C Scoring touchdowns: I Chlodo. Point after touchdown ton (placement). HEN’S ACER OXFORD An Ideal Fiablng Shoe) ___ * ’ S P O R T IN G GOODS HATUHUAVB FOU1BAL r THE ASSOCIATED PHI (Time la Eaatern1Stand*rt Army va. Navy—MBS, l:If North Carolina V*. Virgbi n M F a F. M. — -----------Mississippi vs. Mita. Stal < ii.l, 3 P.-M , (Not#;.,CH8.. altrrna'to broadcast* of the t iL xrnii POfttWlA*' PAJi MAS OF COUR8E IVE DO^WOT WORSHIP IMAGES AND IDOLS MADE IN FACTORIES, BUT SOME OF U8 HAVE SET UP IDULD IN in OUR u u n iir.A n i a, UNi /iy * IDOLS HEARTS, WORTHY IDEALS .AND GOALS, AND STANDARDS-THAT ARK CHEAP AND MATERIAL. DO NOT BOW DOWN TO -8UCII IDOLS: They hav# mouths but they apeak not, eye* have they, but they ace not.—Pa. 135:16. August Kerning Itevrry (From The Was * * ~ Dusk climbs ibi mountain cn reluctant feet The chimney awif ratic flight; The patient fireflies etitch the robe of night With arintlllgtlng'ttireads; th# su la sweet _JVlth (ruity scants, extracted by Ika l.a.1 -the-: height, Till, 11a fire* cooled, it give* forth silvery light, Dimming the radiance of the tlairy fleet.. This ia the month for which the whole year walla, For which the time of bud and bloom were made— When summer pauses, heavy.with • her load— The time when all men'# ‘.Jitlla love* and hate* 8eem les* important than the ravalcadf Anna M, Prlcsterley. We ara glad lo see the Jayceci ipontoring a cemclery impiovemrnt ptojeef. There U plenty of room for improvement out.there When tho housing shortage extends to lolls, It Is ser­ ious. Many large cities, reports the American Municipal Association, have hoosegows thnt were built in and for the good old days. Since then city population has increased considerably, and jail accdmmodntlon has not. Thus the Los Angeles jail, built to serve 880 prisoners, now has 1,770. Proceeds of u recently voted bond Issue nro to l>c used for enlarging nnd modernizing it. • - * _ Another way to tackle the problem is aeenjn Chicago. There night courts nnd week-end conrU arc propotlod lo apeed. up the lurn-over in prisoners, and nmko It unneces­ sary to liold them until the court finds It convenient to be m ctwlon, : .. 4-. • mwk Nenrl^'aH Jnfge cities and many small ones have In­ adequate jails, cither because they arc loo small or because they are ho built ns to breed disease and crime. It would pay F°°d citizens to. see what .kind of jail accommodation their town provides. ' been made In the height, vision and dental requirements. Moral and mental standards remain unchanged. James II. Covington, 82c. U8N, son of Mr. and Mrs. P. A, CovingIon of RL I, has completed re ­ cruit training at the U. 8, Naval Training Center, San Diego, Calif, with Company 97. He anlistrd Aug. 24 at Jacksonville and forThe Navy no lunger requires color perception for the enlist­ ment, it was announced here to­ day by Chief Boatswain's Mate 8. 8. Klcnker of the Orlando Navy Recruiting Station. “The applicant still takes the color test,'* he pointed out, “but It is for record purposes only, and failure to pass it does not prevent the man from enlisting In the Navy. Minor changes hav# hla mail -or report* like tha\ from which I hare "'quoted, avtalr, seeking lo profit from the Amsiruetue criticism and who does not find In It dally ■urcraae from any encroach­ ing provincialism. “NO CRITIC OF AMERICAN joumaliim can say that it ia predominantly staid, or yellow, or inaccurate, or sclf-acrving, or pious or venal, although in vary­ ing degrees probably every one of these element* can be found “The pole elttor ia vastly, out­ numbered by hi* fellows who are engaged in normal pursuits in the street below! the unfaithful, sip nrtnlstrstor' H*- the * eiceptioti; among men in positions of pub­ lic trust; few- planes of the hun­ dreds engaged In daily flight ever come .to grief; yet. it is the pol* r Tells Stetson G roup Of ’• 1 -Responsibilities Of The Press John D, Pennekamp, asaociato Leen granted to an industry o:editor of The Miami Herald, aa- lu a commercial enterprise. It U aerted here Saturday th at Anter- th# ffuarv'toe of a right, that lean newapapera are living up to la treated In a free people, of their rei|K)ii*ibilitiea as custodi­ whom Its free prese ia a vital ans of conktitutional prbaa free part- It la one of the #»**nU»U. a major eaaentjal, separating ami In an address before the Flor­ ‘ ' ' »g our- form of govida Student Govahiffient and In'- eminent from that which is arid trrcoilegiate Preaa Aaoclatton al trary and totalitarian. Stctnon university on a (kragreio ntEEDW TOETTHE PRESS be that Included Hen. Claude rap p er came a part of our American and Fuller Warren, Pennekamp Heritage, not by Implication, but aaiili uy grant. “All In all, they are doing, year “No effort Is made to contend by year, a better job of being aa here th at our pres* la or ever American aa the Constitution ami will rcacn perfecuohr It ia subject t lip Bill or Right* intended Ihein to all oi the frailties and vari­ and their function* to bc.“ ation* of human conduct, as are In hi* speech, entitled “Are also the Legislative, the Execu­ We laming Freedom of the tive, and the Judicial branches I’rrsa7“ The Herald associate of our government. editor reviewed historical de“And it* over-all record is u f % elnnmsal of nf the I Ka fre f t 4Ue ' prta* nrPla velopaient guarantee aa a bulwark of de­ mocracy. than any of these. It la much Excerpts from hla talk: closer to the people', an intimato “For a long time men have dally part of them. Our reader* tried to define next*. . feel an affinity and a familiarity “ You've heard that it ia' when that ia aa disarming as it ia a man bltea a dog, and other valuable. , airy, if unsatisfactory, definitions “ Ilia newspaper ia a favorore available. it* whipping boy of many and, “But. I think, newu ia best incidentally. Ilka an indulgdnt *df(lntd aa factual Information parent, la not adverse to atrok-, that In the Judgment of th* Ing the head in which ar* the editor UTof sufficient general taeth that bit* It, . Interest Ito warrant its publi­ “Witness Qie general willing­ cation la tha newapapsr. ness to publish the attoeka of the disappointed, unquali: who guns logic them without other recourse. idAc many niBiijr others. uuirra. I« mviuw “ Like somatime* question tha editorial wit dom of this course, in view of tha miarepreaentationa, half truths, and visionary character of such attacks, but, wtlghml In the balance we. frel that these reptetent a challenge to eomething abridging the freedom of speech that la beslc to press freedom tnd of the preaa.1 • which we cannot overlook. “Thus Freeddm of the Prre* “Manifestly such .self-serv­ means nothing more or leas . ing onslaught* d<C4o some de­ than th* right of th* people to gree, undermine the confi­ hav* a prgaa free from gov­ dence of the uninformed In ernment restraint la the per­ formance of Its function of * th# preaa, which ia Iheir dem­ ocratic agency, h«J that in ratherlag and dissem inating' a rap w* accept s* * nee#*.vltpl Information whether that be la th* farm of news, editorial comment or advertioMY MAIL, as is that.of every editor, ia liberal with* letters which aay, In effect, ■“ Move over and let me, a hatter man with an oeoantlal part of oar dem­ a better Idea, In that •eat.’* “And. y#t, I do not know of ocratic ayetem of government. an adllor.w bo doe* not read "Freedom of'th* Preaa is not a whole. • “ But, no critic can over-all nr general anv universality of belief, or any fixity among newspaper*. point to an control; to opinion or of purpose, . Over 250 Present A t | Annual Lion’s Dance Social Calender FRIDAY Th* . ■ Sanford ■ Townsend ____ Club ___ 'f the • most successful will meet at the Tourist Center evrnts of the fall season " v Ihe at 8:00 P.' M. Amusement " and"* annual Thanksgiving dance atrefrvshrnents will lie furnished, tended hv over 250 mrmlicni and Everyone ia welcome guests of the Lion's Cluti at the MONDAY Mayfair Inn on Wednesday evenThe annual Christmas party ing. The large ball room was and covered dlah supper will lie artistically decorated with potted held hv the Philathca Claaa of paints, Rraxitian pepper and other the First Presbyterian Church at greenery. -.The Lions- color* were ' enrrird out th purple and gold streamers giving n festive air to th#_ occasion *- ' Kenny Knv and his orrhetkfra of DcLand fuinL litd music for the affair and were asked lo play for ah extra hour off dancing. ‘ The I The llcaptail Avenue Circle Wtitic was* hrondcast' for Venue. ai T n m rr. M. Circle' N ' ■ a short I meeting was held recently at tho 2. Mr*. J . a Laney. 1012 Sanford time during- the early renin* I hpine of Mr*. L. G. Hunter on Avenue, at 8:00 P. M.; Mrs. W. K. .over Station MTIIR. Avenue. .! peariiall praiu sn m vnw « The. iiiv .agroup ,uui' was John Ivey and Rirhard Dcas' unahle lo meet at th#'church be^ ■were general rhairm rn of l* e. | cause the ro«d Is lieing paved In if th danre and Hnniilton IlixUi; was front f>i the rhurrh. A brief bus­ in charge of the invitations. J. Iness - meeting was held after It MaeNeill. florist..................... , furnished | which refreshment* were served plants ami palms for decorations1 to about 21 tprotbera present. which were under, the directioni County Club Road, at 1:00 P. M of A: I. Skinner. Henry Witte, j D cas' for • luncheon: Circle No. 7, Mr*. W. O. Livingston. „ . . Richard . ...... .. ........ E. If. Laney, 205 Hast Eighteenth and Hamilton nishre made up the Street, at 3:00 P. M. with Mrs. W . 1 door cum mitt re and table a»^ P. Heard, rcvhoriraa:.Circle Nn. 8, tamrenn-nU were undue tho sufu>rMra. Jack Burney, 870 East Twcn- vtilon «»f Jnrk Morrison and (’liff MI'S I.IK-Illr Vaughn, daughter tleth Street, at 8:00 P. M.t ClreU-. Aides. . t ? of Mrs.- ncasie Vaughn, li-cantr No. 0. Mr*. Hudaon, 113 . Holly ■ ■■ — • th - lirldc of Jam es L. Itussrll, non. Avenue, a t 3:30 P, M.t Circle No. J n n p I l a r r i H A c t 'O l l l s of Mrt a ttd ^ fr* . Iler1>#rt -Russell 10, Mm. Clarence Winn. 2500 ! J i l . J . . of Crown Point. Ind. on Nov. 9 In GrJ?lT rewM. ..AvU. .r,nuofe.*the V First p* M The W. B ap-1 tlst Church will observe the Week f>t Prayer at 3:30 P. ,M. al tlm church. Circle No. <!. Mr*. E. M. Carroll, will Ik- in i barge. Th# I li ter media to (L An «.f the Flrat Raptist Church will meet at 7:3Q P. M. at the home of Bar­ bara McNab. 0IB Elm Avenue. The Junior G. A* will meet at the home of Ikvcrly Roger*, lilt) Myrtle Avenue, at 7:30 P. M. .'•Tht 1fulluwttig ehahiars oi I he Women's auxiliaries of lloly Cross Episcopal Church will meet nt 3:00 -P. M.: 8t. Ann's Chapter with Mr*. II. II. Cojcman, MellonVllle Avenue A ■tlanta Position If you want unuiual l-eRoy fitrawder of 1214 Park Are. reported killing two turkey These catiIi will be trcAiurc J for they luwe th a t rArt itAmp of individuAlity for wlilcli NORCROSS i» fAmou*. Formal, 8Ay , whlmdcAl, wntimcnt.xl or rdisloui dc»(3n«-to tqit your U n c y . . . a n d your pockclbook.' Buy now while it’s still fun to shop! P o w ells.O ff ice Supply Co. TIO Magnolia Avenue . . _. * Rhone worn later with her traveling en­ semble. Houituela of pink carnations and matching gauntlets accented th# aqua faille gown* worn by 511** Patricia Whitlow, inaid of honor, and Mia* Edith Vaughn, slater of the bride, who served aa brides­ maid. They wor# rhinestone neck­ laces. gift* of thc-hrftle. J#*« Everett served aa lout man and ushering were Rirhard Ituaxcl). brother of the brdlcgroom. and l.ee Fagcn. A large reception was held fob Inwlng'the wedding for about 200 guests In the church recreation rooms. Following a honeymoon In Chicago Mr. and Mrs. Russell plan tn make their home In luifayette where he It division mansger of the J. C. Penney Company. Mr. Itussrll attended schools In New York City. VFW AUXILIARY The Veteran* of Foreign War* Auxiliary will.meet tonight al the •i<H> w’cleekr This Christmas ,If you’re buying a gift for an outdoor man, give hint the tpon helps him rel*x comfortably...that fiti to well It takes hit mi clothing and helps h.1^1 concentrate'on hW game. . Handsome, Warm * ■ All wool Botitny flannel E. r . Dell.ell, Mm J. J. Iviras, Mrs, M. G. Tracy. Mrs. K. G.. Fox. ,Mr*. Ilortun. Mrs. (>. D l.anilress, Mr* Johnson nnd Mrs IV, C. Tiaon. Al*o the Mi vac* Mary Edn* L'Uyll>"•*. Sue. Williams, i»on. Johnson, W . I’alriria ........ — ----------Jackla Hnwlaftd. Sylvia lVars/m und.LU- In N ow R ead y F o r ------S pecial I’n r lle s nml llamiuelH . * ''' t ' F o r R e s e rv a tio n s lMtone O ra n g e C ity H otel OntHgc ni.v, F lorida Ct'H- SHOPPE CHAPEAU Tnurhton Mttilding (u p s la lr s ) In' hkr lin g e r ie game of fashion when you wear this dashing duo in Textron's exclusive diamond design. Textron* quilts the jacket clear through to make it just as wash­ able as the Talon fastened 2* piece pajamas in a matching fabric. . . soft rayon by Textron. Lime, Red or Copen grounds. ' . ; neaota, a babysitter, |H-ared ndverlising this play. e Xmas Ensemble At long last the tests are over nnd w# me settling down for u The Sanford IVomah's Club will slleut-'wail until the report *eards Mr. .ami Mrs. .fanu'« Chfsinut announred tmlay the engagement hav# Its annual ’Christmas* rn- are handed out. of their daughter. Edith Klfxa- semhle.au Wednesday. Tin- m eet­ Wednesday mottling over Iho l*etli. to Thomaa Louis llerkner, ing will o|M-n with n luncheon. A x|H-aker system the Thanksgiving show er w ill lw ln-hl_f*tr tht* ChiL. • -program was hrht John Root ittn o f M r s . .Helen Uerkncr and tile late George Betkner, of Ha- d>en's Home und-r tin* din-etion |I n lito in l. and some of the mixed of (he Flno l i t - Di niiHinent nmljiGlrr* Club xgqg'onp' hbltibrr. line [a Tirolgo p a rty w-Itli the Social IVMiss Chestnut attended the lo­ ^partm ent In charge. Devorationa to texts there w arn’t a rlinpel • , cal schools and following her .u ill. V- iuid»>r - lhe-jqi|>#.rvi»t«n-J’f- program . graduatfon-. from; Seminole High the Civi# Departm ent. * School in 1945, entered Florida Sponsor* will •«* Mis K. D State University. She I* now 'a Brownlee, llihle ehnirmnn, and senior and will Ih* graduated in Mrs. E-ignr Mitchell, tnusie chair­ week period. A Thanksgiving I lance was -June with a Bachelor of Aria man. Huiktoxso* will Id* Mm . •Wil­ degree in education after' which liam Schnnltel, Mrs. S. (!. Gtahnin, planned by I In- Senior Home Kc. ah# nlan* to teach malhematlra. Mrs. S. D. Ilighleyinan. Mrs. J. E. at 8;!Mt nl the tT.SO. Thanksgiv­ ing night. Upon graduation from the Amschool__in 1942 Mrs. (’. F. Proctor and Mr«. W. II. I r r i d g eI’a* . __ ,high _________ Mr. llerkner entered the United Kirby.States Navy where he served un­ Itext-rvallons for the lum-lmm til 1946. Most of the time he must lie made by Monday at noon was stationed In Florida and soon with Mra. Highleymnn, H49-J, after his discharge he returned Mis. It. M. Born*, SHI M or Mis. lo Sanford where he ha* hren re­ i: i' i,.... Riel. \v siding while he attend* th e 'O r­ lando Junior College. Plans for 4he wedding, which O fficers Elected A t will l>o an event of early summer, Cub Scout M eeting will Ire announced at a later, dale. Election of offlrer* »cn* held b>^ Mrs. Meiscb Presides Den 0. Park in of Ih# Cult Seoul*, at a meeting nl the home of their Over Board M eeting Cub Mother. Mrs. U nm an E. Morris. 1724 Locust Avenue, re­ Offlcct* ate Ernie Mor­ Mra. Jbe Melsch prrsiderl iivrt cently. Ilrnner; flillv Parks, seerelary the tegular inerting of Jhe Imird ris. treasurer: nobby Murris, Ibiy of the women's auxiliaries of Holy and Di*n Chief; Mrs. Morris,' Cross Episcopal ■Chiurh held on Scout Molher, llifitr# the niootMonday at-A ltA -P—li-----Itop-tu. Den lag r«-n<»iiinrnL^i oftxixtmg oi were heard frsm various offirei# «oc* rola^ niwUflRhes were w i ­ nnd Mra. D. Ik Perkins uullin.il ved.’ Following'the merlin? irsme* plans for Ihr decorating• of the were under the direction "i Mr*. rhurrh for Christmas* service*. F. Uat-ncr. , Mrs. Melsch announced that the 1^ Ronnie Anderson wn* in cliargr date of. the Parish supper bad the program. The group voted been changed to Jan. L6 and Mr*. of each Thursday afternoon W. A. I-effler reported on the to meet school. Those present were aurees* of the recent subscrip­ after Anderson, Ernie Morris. tion bridge party given hy the Ronnie Wavnc Mrt'oy. Mt-lvill Brinson, auxiliary. She afso told of plans Roger Garner, R<Hlmsn lltilhilry,' for a bridge luncheon to la* held la r r y Burney, Hilly I’aiks. Bobby some time In January on a date Morris and Mr*. Morris. lo be announced later. Those attending (he Imatd COUNTRY CLUB meeting were Mra. Melsch, Mr*. .Charles Potter, manager of I be A. It. Key, Mrs. J. Ik Ingley, Mrs. W. A. Fitts, Mr*. A. N oM . Mrs. Seminole Country Club, snnounrGeorge Shipp, Mr*. B. F. )Vhll- <-d this morning that tho treasure ner. Jr., Mr*. Perkins-, Mr*. A. M. hunt originally scheduler! for S at­ Philip*. Mr*. U fflc r, Mia* Carol urday night at toe rtuli ha* l>ocn Stone, Mr*.' W. E. Watson ami pettuond until .a later dale «|ue to Ine tournament • activitlr* on Rev. Mark T. Carpenter. Sunday. ' . The dining table wa» elnlmigtely decorated with an umbrella covered with while crepe paper, read the scripture, Hetty Ball an While ativanier* juin.il the um­ brella y ith a miniature bride and gruum under n lower of fern. Re­ freshment* consisting of pump, kin pie tnp|K*d with whipped cream........................ .... .......... nut* and coffee were ser'i d to fllss Rowland. Mrs. 4 Howland, Mrs. John Malloy, Cliff Lrwthwnite. Mi*. W. L Call. Mrib J. R. lti. hauls. Mr D. Thornton, Mrs, f’canton. llci man K. M orris,‘principal of Seminole High Sehoo) has recoivrd a post graduate certificate, and Miss llettie Elisabeth Fite, ■ gradutition •certificate, it was roimrted tuday In Tallnhassee by S'lpt. Colin English. Supt. English i«-|Nirtrd that 493 post graduate, t93 graduate, 84 provisional, ill provisional under# grndunte. and 285 temporary rerlifirali-s were issued hy the .School Department. —then you’ll redouble In the In $Vlne, Blue and Trfh. Yom’LI find a .pleasing assortment of that are m rt to please. And of course, you'll like the way ^ Rrumiey. Zeke . McNahi Randall Goff, and Hobby Humphrey. Also the boys voted on two delegates to represent them at the State Key Club Convention Dec. 6, 7, and 8. Thev electrd nil! Kilpat­ rick and Bobby Park. Last .week they elected Rirhard Bass and Hethy Stcnstroni but due to -an out of town' football game, they couldn't go. Mr. Harris donated a Key Club Pin to to given to the. next new monitor. Thorpe Furni­ ture. Co. donated the. attendance prise for the inonth~7a bandsome electric raxor. • Ttirsdav night the Deland High School Rand Concert vrga hchl. A program imiging fro n t. jarx -to classics was presented and was truly professional In iwrformance. This confer! was given to raise funds, for o ^ J miihI »u . ihuy -can Buy Instruments for the school 7im> expensive for any one pereon, hut which are hailly needed. Haluiday morning our hand marched lit the Orlando Santa Claus Parade hut were slightly disappointed when after marching Edith Elisabeth Chestnut, daughter «»f Mr. and Mrs. James Chrstnlit, through the whole thing they whose engagenu-nt tu Thomas'Loul- lleikuer, aun uf. the Inle Gojtge didn't get to see all-of the floats. Iterkner and Mr*. Helen Berkncr of Baden, Pa. is in-ing announced * The Junior class Is working the today. Tli# marriage will be an event of early summer. whole achiKil into a dither over tho play ‘Me and Mv Shadow' to lie presented Dee. 5. All over and Comfortable It is interesting to note, now that them is soma agitation in Sanford for tht popular flection of the. City-'* mayor,- that-tlw city-manafer form of government is gaining strength jn Florid*, that 60 cities have adopted it in the pail 30 years and. that none, having adopted it. has permanently abandoned it. The net effect of hating ■ full tim« popularly would be the *b*n- wear department. Tailored flawlessly, of fine.fahrfci...you’ll Morris Is. A Warded-'.'? Graduate Certificate Miss Chestnut Will Wud-Thomas Berkncr among , President Trumap relearn! M*yor Curley of Boston from jail in time for him to spend Thanks­ giving at home with his family He retains the office of mayor and enjoys all the rights of sny other American citiien. in spitn of his conviction for mail fraud, and a record of fctlf a century splotched with political corruption. His salary as ‘mayor is $20,000 a year, which he continued to receive during Ida term in jail. The Celery Crate will he open Mlxx Ilclty Rowland, whose night In retrbrhtldn n( ( marriage to I.croy Anderson will tomorrow week-end .ipen Saturday night at fh#' O ir r y be an event of I>cc. 21, was hon- Thanksgiving house. It was reported h y Fred ate 117 student* attended. Thla | ored, with a ahovrer on Tuesday Canes f the Semlnolg the lowest number this year evening given by the W omans t i t ’will probably nick up a good t'ounril of the First .C hristian *1 next week. I’hyllis Wyatt Church. The party was given at sn the door prise at the Crate, the home of Mr*. A. It. Johnson Tha. sophomore class_ voted - on and -hesto**e* were • Mr*:—J. P: ____________________________ I Rep'. Trimble of Arkanui i*y» “ It is eojument on neat* m atter and insecure, politicians, he will introduce IrgrdatioB pro­ from th a ’ analytical- or -critical turn thalr heavy oratorical viding for an interim government viewpoint, • including the exprea- upon tha newspapers whan and a Yaulty record leave in the even! tome "catailiophe” mote inland city, or widely throughout the country. Miss Rowland Given Celery Crate Plans " Bridal Shower Tucs. Weekend Open House Seminole Hi newe, they of(er cpinmcnt—in­ formed. and stimulating comment we think—editorially, and under­ take ’tu ptnvida a* laoaaure #f leadership in the community Intereat and aerrice. “They provide an Intereiting and useful m ta'um that has a value both tn th* advertising community and to the people who need and want the thing*, th* services, and the idea* which are advertised.1 In 8emlnole PAGE THE HANFORD HERALD, HANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOV. 2ft, 1947 ' . suiptufe* Figure I’toportioned Slips are the most fitting slip* of all Size* lO to 18 proportioned lo fit you at the bu»l, the waist, the hips. Lavish lace al bodice In this fadtlon-rigbl lingerie . . . beautifully, carefully tlilchfd 19.75 in the Srumprufe tradition. Created in aoff, lust rods Bur-Mil* qu fo r .. ; tf” » vw rayons that wear and wash wonderfully. Fashioned in white and shell pink. Sire* 31 to i t . CHRISTMAS! : Give A Portrait By . RAYMOND STUDIO - Picture* You'll B« Proud Of and Proud To Glvo. "Set Our ’8peeial Offer For ChrUtmaa. Phone 1093 9 F lo rid a -S ta te Hear Dtcfc Aiken Ring Friday* 1:19 P.M . Htatlon WTRR Have Yox Bought YoXr ChrUtmaa HeaUT �fAipa Vv ' r o r ar Job Erar To B ive •Exhibition Sunday FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM A fxtlurv uf Um> l« o ball four' umaraent that will be tjm Seminole Country i'lnr will U* an exhibition l':«r, nationally known 'ALL OF THE OLD FAVORITES YOUR HUNTING TRII» DellrfctiM — Healthful BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR Phone BMO ■ IHionetBlH nrford -Avenue' iW -f e r of the Vine IU1I* Country CluU la Orlando. He will present hU exhibit loft at 6:00 o'clock. tliw country. Kill Ui matched With Pug . Allen, Did .am) pro, to partiripate in the ronteat With ■.vrf 100 golfer* from Central HOME CONTROLLED W here Customers 404 K ant F lin t S tr e e t Sanford. Florida Bend Their Friends" Florida. Wendy Bairlv will present a silvered dish a* a prUe to the KNOW Your Meat offered, Standard HHNKW8 RIVAl.ltV Wiecytvia Khtpped Grade Eggt D oe 6SC Kraft Amur, or Vclytala Cheese 2 u> 98c K rah rtmtenlo or Awer. Meaty! Red-Ripe GUAPKI, 4411Jc. N. C„ Nov 2Jt iA9)—N.-rth Carolina and Virginia tomorrow will renew the south'* oldest continuous football tlvalrv with a hid possibly hanging in tin- balnnct* for the winner. Both sejusd*. potraible chnlccj 1 *“ “ Orange w (. Bowl. at* for Miami's reported To good physical comll Cheese 14-Lb31c Kraft Phil*. Cream BACON Selected Cheese Lb 49c End Cuts Kraft PlmUntl. O-Ptm. i'lmapple or ftellsh Center Cuts BEEF LIVER Fresh BEEF TONGUES Minnesota Milk Fed A A Grade $ 5 0 'TRADE IN AM.OWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RADIO VEAL In Our Self Service Case t Armour's Star Breakfast Link SAUSAGE The MUSIC Box Kib A Boneless Chuck For Stuffing Cottage-* In Sanitary Cartons Veal Breast lb 1 CHEESE lb -4 9 c JlolUd-.................... .... Cheddar— Jirat Right -Flavor SEAT COVERS . Shoulder Chops 1-lb CHEESE Price* flood Thro 8aL. Nor. 29th ‘ Western Pork Spare ‘a Puritan Sliced PORK LOIN £H O P S t Quantity Rights Keserted jRIB & BRISKET STEW M 3Bc HAM BURGER- Lean, Fresh Ground ID J 5 c Western Cheese 2Pka»31c I4»/2c P IC C L Y W I G G L Y known aa Good. UTILITY— la C Grade. There la not but one grade lower than C-which U rannera A cutlers. Chuck, Hump, Kib or Shoulder "> <uS T E A K S - Any Cut While They Last It) 55c Or. Chari#* Yellow Daisy TABLE SUPPLY r L O V E T T ’ SE AA (iRADK-itt extra Fancy, known as Choice. A GRADE For Sparkling Washes! C Oxydol Georgia California Holden Heart YAMS CELERY Fancy IHStiurg (Yale Tires) Darling Fancy Crushed Raisin Bread l°*' 17c fPineapple 2 gannim CAULIFLOWER LETTUCE '~J ‘"Personal Sfri le Tire Shop Ivory S c v p [rJT ‘ Phon^ST NUTS -t Reel EmucrOr Western Pork Regular Sice 2 Rib or loin end, tender, juicy pork roast for these coolweather ‘days Sterling KRAUT U. 8. GOOD tn Cartons, H o t Grads Lard ub 35c Red Perch • Junket RENNET PO R r BEANS Ultra-Refined Frrsh Caught Large Butterfly WhlUng * • Announcem ent H. Carmichael bt now connected wtlh Fryers u> 61c * StUjjgpr—E l H|n«*om Time U. S. Government Graded UTILITY Reef Kana. 8hlpt, Qulck-Frcxen Or, MA" Urvascd A Drawn SWIFTNING CATSUP Cako* Regular Him mmm SALT (All Grinds) Cake* to sell you 2 8-th bff -29c ILimh 41 > Son Ibenthed Freestonr PEACHES Try’ ’em baked In tomato sauce—or fill ’em with a tasty draMaJnK 18e LEMONS W ALNUTS ORANGES Center Cut Western lb California Hngllsh Sausage Lb Pork 55c Neckbone*tb27c Bulling Clorox 'A Gal • Sanford Upholstery Facial Soap— Woodbury Cako Green BEANS Slip Cover-Shop 33 Yeant’ Experience • 8Hp Covers coalom made- guaranteed, to 27C IO C • • For ranking Delirious Kennel Custard* All Rr*nd* Junket r "RENNET TABS _. I ORANGE JUICE •All Brand* fit. Upholstering of at! kinds. Wide selection of materials. 1 ' ' GRAPEFRUIT JUICE and Slip Cover Shop . Phone 1112 IV O R Y , SO AP ilEBBE S eed less CHERRY JAM ■|« i*r. »lf* rsd Fancy North Carolina W AKE SPECIAL rood PRAB • 303 CAP lOe Satimald N « t s r - I t os. Idaho iiAJHINfl Potatoea 4 u * 20c flutabagas u Oh o Lata (tows Cello-Psk Lamona 2.Lb. 25c Qrapafrult u> 3we Fancy Coconut! 2 ** torn la (or 25c - •*_ k 2 pkga 29c Snider's f a n c y - No. 2 No. 1 can IDc Cranberries u 39c Juicy Rennet Custards and tee ('ream Hunt’s Tomato Sanford Upholstery 11G'/i Park '4 6 ox. 15c Turnip HURFFB Comstock h e APPLES Del M ont.- KRAUT. nms Can 11c • jI �fim u v , NOV, JU, IU17 y at^hley HANIOHU IlKIIAj; Venetian u finds cross eyes From where I sit... by Joe Marsh — M a H o sk in r----------S n e e z e d a t C a tsl , boon H fo ll, 1 ii] « j a modcrata |U»» f t h«*f j>r ta.o frlculi . . but It'a up to Ikam what bavcri(» they chooaa. From wbv« I lit, tba Imoortant thing ia not t o 't a t our la c lit allcrgica re su lt In antlaoclat inbuua. Lci’a n o t c ritld x a ' tha fellow who like* beer If we like elder. A little Inoculation of tolerante can balp u i liyc-aud-Itt-Ura happily together. /v '••\JlKt4\_ L / Cayrr/fkf, l9t7,V‘u iii$ u iu B u iw t F.aniuijn FOR R EN T 1 A K T IC L E S F O R S A L E Caa apace heaters f)*.dS up -JFFICK apace In Mr tech Qbilding. la rg e light offices, TSwly iircsts tu t. All llUUUea, hunt anil"jani­ tor service furnished. Call Hd8- ii. b. fopk ca ma .CHINES SEWING SA LES'X N 8EKVICB Her fa Sewlni Mach.. Shop rb . IIM RKCORD PLAYERS and radios fo r-ren t: By day "hr whek: TTi# E. 10 FT. double duty meat e Musl< Box, 110 W. l i t St. G. dliplay rate and fompresior In “ Ptmne PBS. good condition, new motor. Lodge A Sohc B ACRES of tiled -farm ‘land,"ex­ cellent condition, $.1500 per acre. Phone 781-J. Box CM MRS. BROWN MILLERS Fruit Care Herald. Cake at Plggly Wiggly A Table ROOM for rent, hrenkfant prlvllegeit. ■C all-m & .W .*r»r~- e r r - 1-HOCAL. Electric w ater heater. — ET.^trie'ScVvice Comtiany. Cf>7 ^ Z ~ vW A N T E D t o *r e n t “ Ave. ' Phone IQt. Mngnolla £ DKDKOOM fotninhed or unfur- FOR 8ALfhrW n'*roek fur afrttahlahnl lionie. Phone tlUgl, 8:30 w>y, and roadwava—PBnna r..nn . ' • APARTMENT or light homerooms. Plionis. !M 9 HKAI. ESTATK P 0 II SALE FLOWERS for all uccaalona McNEILI. A YOST FI.OHlSJf} Fipe* Ave. Just olf ( a l t n Office ph. 40S residence ph. 6I0 R VEGETABLE1 "plants for small and large acreage. Cahhagv, ColJarda. Broccoli, Cauliflower. Onions. Lettuce, Kacarole. Tom­ ato. Strowlnirry & Beets. J. W. •- Dell, la k e Monroe. Fla. Phone FIVE ROOM HOUSE, partly furnlshede, 2 lietlfnoma. 1/3 down, ffo.oo per month. For Quick action. Call Phone 9173. iNSCR l REAM ESTATE . F.II.A. MORTGAGE LOANS RAYMOND Mi HALU> lUlUwr Registered Broker nn<r,tlfc‘ WINE FOR YOUR FRUIT CAKE at HOMEB' a . __________. InaurBftre Agent* Era, 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. BLEACHING paper k w ire p in good condition, for B acre*. 60 ACRES — Mitchell Hammock, Lichee Farms, R. 2 Box 1.41, Oviedo. Good land, about H Sanford. — muck, cheap. Hayur.t Rtaily On phim.. 80S.' HanfonL MAYTAG washing -machine A ciirllrr cupltoaid. 704J ’almelto ATIRACTIVE home,• 6 - rooms. bn I h, porches. I>.t llifl x IBS. 1 Double1 garage. ' Good Jinanee WIIEBI. CHAIR, •Victrola, Rug* tilnn Cell 43A.J. ^ • • and sunshade. 308 W. IMh Street. lmmdiately nveilabte <I0) days, ---- -new - 8 -Iwdroom - hungmfuwr -wtttf ROW BOAT with fish. well. J l l drive "In (Hirtlco. la rg e living French Avenue. room, bedroom surprUingly roomy, enecloua enclosed porch, EXCELLk&T buy tn sable, dyed kitchen Iras cabinet* sink, hot ' fur coat, alxe 12, includes'trim ­ wnlcr heater . end ample cunmed hat to match. Phone P77hoard apaca. Optaldo stuccoed on concrete inside has water­ proof coat plus 2 coats of olaa- SIX P1ECR dining room good condition. " 222 V *§ ter, hardwood floor* in living room. Lot has 70' 70 fr. frontage ft-. Aonta« and located In Mayfair, trie a ^ O B R f U ^ CTcarWr. 600 \V." I8V75.0U. ' . , FRED W. RENDER, Keillor Uouei 3 Fla. S lats Hank llldg, GOLDEN^ULQW PLANTS, YdYl ______ !_Phone 103d Lilly Court. ^ B A K TlC LfcN ■n■n i. 1 ■^ ■■ FO R — -a, >>wp AAM t ' iix?. m S W E in' Hamlin or bush. it . W. Lord( • Y W W PACK SEVr.N Notice ijr America's » m I Beael.ru I " C*j»r - PolDhfd Aluminum Me For Free EallmaU S -- G17 W . R dblnsbA - O r P h o n e 2-0729 Ma lloalflna couldn't undantand ^ h y ah# got a dt of in e n in t » O Q .. n i l l d IlirpoT the cat, cama in the room. Finally flyutrd nhe'd hava to K*l rid of llarpo altofcthar. Then Doc Holliilar explained aho bad an "allergy." Cat1* /u r . u*de bvr.anm c lihi! iLravtLcrEka give aoma folks rash. Ho gava bar ap Inoculation so aba amt llarpo could Ilya ineoicleaaly together. £ 1 gueaa a lot .of ua have "slier®kle»HIn the social eanae. Some folka Just can't eland movies, or radio ecomediaot. Other folks don't go for KANKUKD, M .O K ID A t T ill’ HTATK o r KMjItll'A To J o lts K HUhK lUMUtljNCg Unknow n jf jx mi-tmaii*! Hod-HeM* A' " rii Kill i>( IN>m|i!iilKl ha Vina itrrtl (llrif iftm tl (rllir In ill* n l V W »3it out. Rirortitioeflrt-le- rnert In usd fm Semis'll* j t ' t V I t lion Mtlhed oftia tae. t'uutiO. ’ H(iti*|a, la" vH/iuvt), lltf *f!T tliilul In oitt MY. Sata illtdrf., the iliurt till- of arhleh n peUuMoai Hm WM, WOO loatiMi. l.nr ‘n Siarfc; 1’ljiMlfr. u John It nieyk; l»-rntdiinl. tni-.f 1 f.tr»*nt» g m g w *(*K)M1l w*is toil wlMaiilMM a r t *lUM tl-ft^nt—n rmtnitTrit ■yicj-‘ttr On anti a|-r-*«r Uftif. Hit Abnlt ceou iti rouhDAnoN « uu itiaonfttnl, Klprltla^ Ift^M UTm IlCllMiAtVHO—1 nil IW lilli -I.t> ttf Orfrinlitr. Iky 1*17, olli*r*Ut i|rvtI t- pm t " 1.1*.-o wlk h* .ftl’.i*.! aptMOtr jroU Tftn K’-ifonl 11- r t M it h.nltp tlrtl(iiairl nt a nrm iiaptr of a.nrril clir\latH>n in vtbirh IttU rtla*tf‘» Util 0 ' |IU>)!ilh'll IIIW M(b Utah (or Iin. f M bmW l^t vrYt-St. fast H*l? WlT.Vr:^. Iti}- tianti autl affltUI ji* * a»tuti4 up night* ri1*4 Ainr* nf FJoriilii. ttlif lit# W ll IPOd oeer. lor y«i laU* nbe .U> ilf Nllrlillff, At U.. I>« i to fat up it tu|ht to p*tt wtUr, tiAtu •/ l> I' ire. M ia t r r ^ too. W«UM oj muuii functio4|A& C h it vf Hi- Circuit IVuit lien. ■(«, a tenuHit dorfur itnaferthtieeryiiiiubla. 1 ip K A l.i THi: JtTATK UP KUtUII.'t, jfu m a iiiu it Muitr-t: . . *, V«li" ifre li hnrbfr ’tu*ilI S#«i itjfijf f &• •till, tint flint l#i Ilie Ijjliji**. Court «»: Srntjii’ t 'tiiitiij‘, I» Ui.« iuf* .ir Wall *' i(. ifiropUlfiGjtt u IL*rr> H, fl»r- ™ •1f ft inl»n». i' It«in;*-ry «Tfi1 mi* ; nature »*/ Din iau- *• t<* a iflvfif it vU»i s4tr* i[tii Iii*s ; Ujfc/\Yi.th Father” . 1$ 'Coming To. Kitz ’jiyV'r Braf.' screen vorsioii of t » f | D ijf'i ctdi-hrultd com hi y, 'r With Father," photogtaphiBiitvlihlcolor. iii iiiu ir til to v«f, **>on nt lhi> ltltx Theater l» .jWillinm I'oMi-Jl anil Irene mb w jtiU rm l. anti will* U* Wi there nett Tuesday ittul ■fWf * ,■ t n.l -l.it/ llf IU-* |ritfJ*vt.* rant rttiii ft-uiuii-t KltiaX M l-r, A l>, |*l<, »-r :t.f f f ■* - ■Ht-1Lit 4. jtfift glMtt IIS Kv. m> Ini ■> jull if a ... itioiul cSvnnT S><|. t.f 4liw l?)tvlilt Omit | Jlkiiat-I C u rtin JifV-clrtl the HuV f.Miiily, KlirMi. it.I* bfcl* iDf Uunhlti Oki1<*h yti'tiuii play "**f N.nrmhrr, A. I*. I '*II* _r 4. ■ i). I* Ht-mault t’lrffi W liYbit tiHlrh wav httacil-un the iccur» niiAaiiinK Mild- |)ln> by U w tld .V**r1se S*'T\v iN»rilT iiK^fTl Kt'JOKOI.K L .v. in r ttu n tU Expprt Radio Repairing Fred Myers, a il h. Zmk til. SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING 1Al t; MIAMI ........... A0TO HKPATlUNGrilaU'* Garage, Sanford and Ave­ nues, H TKlGF.it ORLANDO Moniltur Sentinel. Or­ lando Evening (War. CaH Ralph J R a y . 116ILJ. 9 LAKE MONROES n«w grocery ■tore open for laulneea Satur­ day. Navemlwr 29th. M n. F, L, Edwards. ta m pa REWAR Kalvlnator rafrij in good condition. 8U h o r n in g DAOvarVd to Plwno 0 3 1 territory. Matt wa employ must ba able to stand rigid - lion as to honesty sob general Intelligence. A; dex Hotel after ft P. T h a n . FxL Prhuu^ja.i/.AIILTU^TrinceTiniJTlP ' ” Ytiinplrlr Neu.a Krrl D nolrit T*» I'Llorr* fIf Satunbiy A inb! '^ rin.lii.t4 ■■•> Doublen L'un.il K ealu re41 S w jh o THE WEtTERK WAY ■ JJ "TH K ito o s ir .n ' HOTSHOTS'* - (HCIOI. SDi, CIL n l CAM) M o th e r wdt Ptfl DAJIXY MONA ro/TMAM COHStt MAAlliAU VAHtaSA »*»WN SAHA ALLQUOll rsflHftwwi D O L Ill.lv FK .V T L U L IDUHiUAM — FH day& Saturday Sunday & Monday! for "perpettm l 'tluitti. .t-iv iki* deft in |M><ult>ii*m iii the tv fin The Snnir Program Math Twain's Immnrla AHVE.VTl RES nf Orlaniln- Jackminvlllr SI. Aiigusline IihA.-I vuiimrvr than hi* years. • I'n-isfiijjvrM Ills dlvlalun nl times fought tiaih'i tin. riitnnmnda o f Geni’inl UtHirvi^S, I'aitun, Jr. of ihe tj. f? Tlthd Army nnd Geneml AlevnHder ■If Pnli'h df the V S fevj'f'lh Army. Both .priwedid him in ill’ll I h v, Me vn- tM.ptilnr wllh Ainericnn 'I.asi t haptef” "H"P narviumi t iik a t k e 1 Dale CVANk f Wati.n nCMTLAi I rrcK ET c o u p o n h o o k s Theatres llux Dffires * $1 .SB — S2..*tll — SS.BB T tim re MICK ICY MOUSE Hy Walt Disney THIS &MOULP SIVE U9 OOWB INPORWCUON ON ce<3A r e e v a ! *70rr------ A\o?.T evth?AOcpiNAav V-R-W o p A BOEA' 1 e v e r SAw l ------ ----------- - RAYMOND" m u T c T Expert photographer available at all times for weddings, anniver­ saries, -birthday phrtics, social gatherings. * I’hone' IJOJ. * mcthotls, starting <8 ami up. TO W t K oval W cdtlinu O f Yiuaifo UK! , 'i! Ihe fllglllH III- BlONh >ihu wVcarda and - ao*t«r» o — n x e n s ig n s r a v i t a i 9. D. laudreaa. I'hor.c 1021 Cohvn't. Keillat'.i Shop, fur cor..pletc rad iito r”m.rvlce. IWJ Sa v* ford Ave. Phone HM-V Special! Special! fit a H-rmnn in which he > ; DUIHV • PLVMOUTH P A lh S AND HKltVlCK I0> P alnettu A*A Phone 10)1 * telcuhone m s^ s1SB4. r iii3 4K JS Permanents all ONE 2 LIGHT.’ one 3lig h t A two S light celHng fixtures, % aide lights to match. Phono 6U-W. Joel MtCRIA Daily in m n u ile r UO N. P a ri ' ’ Plume IWi FOR KENT—Floor sender, hany operation. KeJIeduehlu retea, Sanntrtf * paint 4"_Glnv» Y^j. Pluma Bookkeeping n r vice, part time; also, edvif ‘ .etslttance on I’LL BUY your car regardless 01 CABBAGE plants, social accurity 1 n r income tax age nr condition. Hoy Real, 800 o Monroa, Ifai. Ik B. Mann, matters. J. F, Dempsey, 300 Magnolia. I'hoi BEAUTIFY vour home wl] DIAPER HERTICK " list rum Hedge, C jm ltrl h c lc v a n ik d For details of the saft-^f "roal Mann, Ia k a Mopfoe, 'F eorvice" now tn Hanford calf 0 any a lt ^ o r 'any quantity write BABY VALET, Dayton LARGE wood heater, Deacli. DUpcra supplied. GIRLS WANTED. L anej> Dyug . Hon.' Phone C24-J, n n o t i c k s ^ c ^ ^ n a T. ITORE F iX ty ;S, commercial refrigerators, a t t e n t io n l a u ie s i tahloa, tooths, ch« Make a ona-alop aarVlcw Qtr a built fixtures, fri your laundry and thy'ciganln Write or phone eol Bouldin Mfg. Co. V< ty Fair Grounds, Da IWDRY PBACTICIALLY new IS guage LAST DAY F ill DAY wl.ai I io-t «. Hie Ittilllrlet difl Are you uoubted by RUlt lUDCtkllUl in* • n o .7 IXMe tats IS) from paltt. lad *0 I mali-.tmea—aa met A u x k h o frbi Hunt'* Tuxrcle Feed 1-10 GAL. and 1-3ft top water heaterf.' Vic# Company. *( Ave. Phone 101. BESffgg Must Convenient Way .To (hi- flint, riintriirliilili* Uf • and H andaom el Holiday Deaths _1 " I'u j.u n jiiin a m i uj.'it. iKISV .>f\v INI| 1 I..UMH iill I'l: >1AM-- .niAlNKj' H-tm KNTAl l * Tui» amt rr,» f« *h| jitu hrfilsjVilMlIt ivit nlwi fr*|l|ltw|| 1it I*Of; riUittkR ultd it* n -’*J # it li r * mi ym i, im tf fS ta ro Ihr f Ofi IV I. 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N f ) fur rn.niInul* f i4tt.il, Kli iMii. th i h.iM.rlr. i - I IM1II II KHININE g lit ...it i»i»*e f«t d liirr, cna-mttnl I'PI Ttf tl f'ltNINH, pUliuirf tr AllNOtf) I. i OM:II'. ilrlfbiUtit. ai.tr mu air I.l .I i f.-tutr.it p. ftl, win, ih. I'l.tW of itld Coort al hi. Office A FLORIDA STATE THEATRE Swing High.Mot N*d leJtthMik h*t* u*^l H^oiu* wUh 1iariof ih-W^ftpYnrry fni.*i»ctiC#rMkjU».TIuta*vbw ci4# titSr. tHtmt>% Strsfiip Root, uxM« •T U S«oUb Y#f«UbU% autl hiI. \tvw 11 it ft> Mtoo - vruif MtUio'i own way to raliai. t% Md^hrfi nmL ImlM l AJ . lolUMlr ***** taka it, k itartf to *ctk .11, u (,-*■. oU.'r nf r.,M .nr. t. J7 itsaltint out kUn#yt . . . iscrtaits the 5ui>«itl>a» ra rk w il, 0-lM4l.it IlM.ll flow of arias, httpinf to idlsri H iiu fthrwte l.'jti-l Y«11 unit *■*ft nf you a i. Iniiky OCiditf • e e M IfflUIttl UUtUof I good fhtthUif out, tea. Comicrr TiW aullllnl iliai- ■» RIII -nr V-intlfilatM ftn- i4-.11 ftl.d n ,4bi.v you tn |b# #• dkoclsd. YtiuMI lay it'* manralout. y.mXn-.Ut For froo trial tupplf* writ* D«pt. F, ClCriiti I’miit In I'tmftr.iy, .gflllni Jn'iti XUmor fc lnr.f Hmi USS,*&Umford, flortda. •t.- N'h’tnfM.m. I-Ininllff. \ . r.u. 174Coon. Or |«t fulUlud k ith oI |l t i . V * HUcb.tt itiut 1*41^1 lliirli* flwomp-Root today oi your diu|ttoii. •H. hli wife. n./rmlAttiA l*> foi rl*m. that cr-ni 1, ifttuiena* .latad l‘. •'i.bef^C irrulil i\ Vfiirianu*- tln.ili 51, |4 ,i Sfa .if it la i f i i i r a t r «»r i<i» n i i D i n»*i a d d .1 r*' early yi'.lt-nU ) un it njijMi-r tN.I.'lr ftcamir .if iViiihtf. BOrli* LtlttJ »«Tti|i,h‘.*liid S|«*t *A fllfd ■In- Vukutnt villiiKe *"••■ i ' a Klorl.lli. tufuniherlaif lit. fnll.iwlne ulril lumliiig. All of ih i-U J ■tM.iilMt |>r>'pcrl> In Kemmnt. i-oynnous wlmnril —U |iiiMvtigt-iI tf. I'loftila, ivv.v rrewn.i-ti - jH-rinliwf ni The Nitnb '171 f-7t OT'Tril.l Number -4 *tf UrNelt'i iiranaa W ierksge whirl! Was n j . Vllt. ICCuhlllt, |.t Ih. *ri-*ir.l.it "alnuit iW ii-ihiiil. I>n/m d 9 W O jP C W A N T E D I'In I il.tw.tl on fib- tn l-l.i lie-V.V Not*J* mitt tuO, 1'bbllr A S iiiN trroN , n « v. hk . iv FLOUR 8ANDIN0 A* finlahlng, ftm.i.l. ..{ ,-Vuiln -It 1'.-milt. Stair nf rinrnti. ■ • *■— 'll gtit -enh iSint-r rdtiii ij'Hlrit cleaning A waxing. Our power • Y..II md ..r b ' of" *ot* are lun il*l I'JL 1hv 'I i'7iul*aiiilitii;' taii.J * unit anuhleJ u* t« Wick Wlleie Jh' !<UL t ou.-olol .aueh-bl i I'lenlileiH Tiuiiinii ii.j.iiil yi-■». . tU re "i» no i^eefnc ro rm d lu - t'..nUJlillUtll 4ie r»iultM) 10 apprar in lljr nvhlbt.k. 21 y in ii exp.-rlem'- l|(i.rr«iia t |W . M.it *ouit -in >» fL II (Tlfnnnn. Lake Uarv Kla brf.’l. ih. V.h .In .f l<r..i;.lrf. A. ti l#l.', r.r >VM iiBtr will tin’. DBlVIWli CuLimhln, ; j * a n u r T 1U t h n i n e n O ppiirltin H ira W jn.re n.> Imtul abJ tr.l nf Goiul going butinct* for tale. «nli| C.tal .it fiir.t.iril. r lf-ii.lt fl. « f *ih itay of X aV rrtib .tA. I) Wondciful location. i* ti around Il IM7. , . (BOO monih. 'Boa X, c/o Htiald. o I*. H.in.lun I’lrrU nf Cjlfblt I'n-jrl SALEH Repretentailve wanted 'Vitilh it Ooitafi. Kinrid a for eMal.II hrd Ml.higau corMy: B I- *)iui<ii.n |>«f.i.<v I If f k poratlon Prevlum -a Ijh ..r |AI»1ICflrall I'.l.jil :lra|l nc*x expeHelrce ne>T Liheettf - mrmmi«iiuu*r~.ib(v f.-S A. Cun- HerMlTIfl: Til VI'l'K. Vll THK ■HTATK KfK' K'Mi|(||i,\ tof 1 2 __S H E C lA y S E R V IC E S -VJLXui.lA- L n i'tiNiNHr* wti■« pt?t petipte 11ml. 'II#-3*Vglfltl ,r*'-.Jr" " JF' r.,U t I. ™ r YOU DRIVE IT PHONE i*>« CWt ICK1.AND MORII ISDN . VTuuk'fM T' INC A UIATOfl. cleaning, repairing. bL*W RavLatuT*: iw* contf. Wa UCv J& 'A 'iristatl, Jluirtde Cow* aiVi SW et' Mbtat Work* Phone • Tr i b u n e OST or strayed—tiger cat, part Persian. Finder plsaaa return to Sanford Trailer P ark office. Liberal reward. By Fran Striker GOOD ThUG TElt HIM A80GTMAT MWKIOMAN M I THAT MARKED*rAVai, W6 AWAV1 OOtff LET MY .'.VW FRIGHTEN VOll! 1 '400 GOW MttEPDANOm GO AUI4 GOT AW AVj^y «AM lb£W SIMTU WANT ID CPCAR TO MR WWSFR5 ARC0N0 10 ME REAR. eciWECN IKE TAO OF U p,VEIL OUCH LAT MA&KEP MANj/f ^ U ^ i y CTTl K eep A nythii Need? Whm Yll Buy il, Such An Furniture. K lklrir A p p lffifs. Sewing MnchTheN, Cluckn, Wanhing Machinfit, Electric Muiurn, Toolu, Sloven, Antlfjuen, . . . Juitt AliuuJ Anything Dsahle. W. W aggoner TRADING POST 917 W. ISHJa S$U- f h . 1276 KTTA KETT By Paul Robinson Ot. hsuo 00a ' i r w-vft a , fAiVt a ^ r_ -y _ V a w » « B ( l “ i« n 4I W H 4 0 -' ’ ‘ .r One House With A Hundred Thousand T ael Wall Basso.- P lan., T H to DUHART LUMBER YARD 88* Hanford Avaaaa n v e g m u e Uaftnrn-ii * �FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1947 0 THE SANFORD HERALD; SANFORD. EIGHT script troops to the colon today to help meet u .r emergency caused by an epidemic of strikes which slowly are strangling French economic life. the dollar, since the Armistice, Tiie cabinet's decision, reached Inder the new' monetary rrg in a cession of more than, four itions announced' by the coun hours, brought to 15 divisions the of ministers, foreign esrhsngn ea for each month will l>e fixed tots! of military forces called up the first of the month, partly within a week to deal with the the l>asis of quotations on the threat of civil strife arising from • market for the previous Communist - sdpported strikes in­ volving 2,000,000 men. The decision, followed an an­ unrest the country, despite nouncement- th a t dft- police - e»m■sch of them in date by the CommuuUt-dom ■ 1 district, w ere'fired ted Italian General Confeil ___ Labor that peepetetin»w{ by tfrveimment. There was no er* way—for - a *•pvncnrt; of frn d explanation*. - The ComItaly. inunUl newspaper, L'Humanite, Itary Takes Over chairmanship of Socialist Prssld e n t. Vincent. Aurlol, announced that the second half of the 1045 class of conscript* was' .being called into uniform. Half the claaa of 1047 waa called up laat week. * The ministry of war refused to ‘ troops on duty in occupied Ger­ many were being brought hack to Parte to reinforce local forcea. mg the Communists of letting Communints gain _____ ofof-the the French control Prenehpolice. police, The police abstained from voting)a*t night when unlona of .government employes split on a motion To strike. -Six"unions rejected the strike call, four supported i t Sc human, armed with #, fresh lew vote of confidence, met with his ■the new cabinet under tha-cMROiaaiW cabinet,, which U .S .-R u ssia Plan „ test vote earlier this week in the assembly'# 67-nation Palestine committee a t Lake Succeas. Thera waa a likelihood that the 'outcome of the voting could not be foretold In advance of tlte balloting, since seven of the United Nation* concerning Palestine i* in principle injustice, be* muse every nation ha* the right of self determ ination/ he told a reporter. "It l*"al*o an Injustice from svery practical viewpoint as a country with an Arab m ajoritr cannot bo aubject to domination of a Jewish minority." Assam Pasha had just com­ pleted, a tour of the Arab coun- At THE CHURCHES CONGREGATIONAL c h u r c h Park A venae and Third Street J. Bernard Boot, Minister Sunday School. 10:00 K. M. Morning Worship, 11:00 -A. M. Damascua dispatches said ' ike council'of ministers of Syria Tor Three hosts during the mo FTP ing and .studied reports from New YorArtm the Palestine issue In UJ4. .Many telephone call* were exchanged with other Arab capi­ tals. Tbu dispatches said Premier FIRST METHODIST CHURCH of the U nited'N a. tions Assembly, predicted in a The Free Methodist Church at conversation early today th at par­ Fourth S tre e t. sty] Laurel AreOue titioning of. Palestine would-.bn will have services conducted by approved by a narrow margin in M. C. Dallew, district superinten­ the assembly vote expected later dent, Friday and Saturday and in the day. Sunday evening a t B:00 o'clock He Bald. hte..Information indi­ and Sunday morning a t 11:00 council of I he Arab League would cated the “Soviet-American" plan o'clock, it waa announced by the he summoned immediately after to split the Holy Land Into sep- FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST CHRISTIAN ClIURCtl .SUlrctilh Street and Sanford Avfnne W illiam Perry Vrsley, Minister SuuU v School. 0:45 A.-M, WowtdpTfrtd Communion, 11:00 1 agra. 11:00 A. M.: Morning Worship A. >1 Sermon. "1 Christian Unity." Christian Youth Fellowship. 0:30 P. M.i Junior and_ Senior 5:30 P. Mr" ------Sermon: "What 7:80 P. M. Evening Worship 7:30 P. M. Service. 8cr in. “ Forethought and Stupidity. E> D. Hrownlee, D. D. Pastor Rev. Dong las K. Charles, Assistant Pastor 0:46 A. M.: Sunday School for UNITY TUESDAY .7:45 P. M.: Prayer the Valdes Hotel. 8:00 P. M.: Class li in Truth" at the HoteL E ffective In Seminole County Dec. 1, 1947 Vitamin "D” HOMOGENIZED MILK-QuartH MILK—Quai t-H ............. BUITEKM ILK--Quarts '. ............................. CHOCOLATE M U rK -Q uarts ship of President \ln cen t Auriol of fulfilling Pints H alf Pints Senate Bans Arm s rr.illfiH irf | would be di«l)l*'a1 Itefofp.Jhc • day Is ended. V The confederaticF, which has nearly 5,000.000 memliers, issued the denial In reply to reports In the rightist press that a natidn. wlda strike was scheduled for Dec. 1, to coincide with a simitar movement in France. Quarts’...... (M M le a s c brood tana, Thera's Seminole County is aquippad with the know ledge • and ' ip. formation lo (SI your needs aa accural#] a t a druggist tills ------- r os Christmas treo lo on these elegant new handling of fine' with* gala U a b Uity 'ln i uran ce Is o kind for ovary n aed a n d thia ag e n c y ■ — flw ) to drlsy, a final vote on the hill itself only ondcr an agreement that amendments would be- dis­ poned of today. He said there bad hi-un no attem pt to "pressure" the measure through the 8cnata nad expressed belief there has been plenty of time to discuss it. Kern's amendment calls for sup­ plying each foreign consumer-with a statement pointing out commodity Is a gift t CREAM Quarts e rp V lC E BEYOND THE {Rich black or ntJesformstrik. "or;the brilliant CONTRACT ora*, misses*. Producers Association H .J A M E S 6 U T A G E • ■. PHONM s ia fS ti& Ik n * One of These! \ E. FIRST ST. 'GLAMOUR DRESSES *T* T* j ?k>fl. lona-wenrlna rnynn ~n rpe'- “ bright with sequins, head# a n d bllM of metal. Luxurious rayon cynara, too, and cay rayon primal Junior*’, misacH, -f misses', women's slaee,' Christmas time Is Tie Perfect Performance MEN’S HOLIDAY TIES for “Leading M en” Get act for the nolldaya now! Drop lrj todu/ and select ono of our nctlonlovlnjf Rimrunlectl good fits in ninglo or double breasted styles. For Boyg Any boy would love a good looking suit for Christina* I A wtaeaelecUon for you to choose from. , ;. ASSEMBLY.OF GOD ’ - IT. f. W rliFiTPastor SUNDAY HERVICE8 Sunday School, 9:45 A. M. waa quotealU skying: United States to the foreign gov. "Our reply to partition, If de­ Morning Benicts.-llUHl A. 51. ___— Young Peoples C. A., 5:30 P.M. cided, will be. immediate appllea- eminent. Under the Kent proposal, tht I'rracnintr Service, 7:30 P, M, of the Arab League's recent .Jpir Mohammed Zafrullah Khan, lion foreign countries would have to WEEKLY SERVICE resolutions.'1 chief of the Pakistan delegation furnish every three months a Rat FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Prayer Meeting, Wednesday anti an opponent of the partition of commodities received, the num­ SCIENTIST nite. 7:30 P. M. WarrcnB Entrance ber of persona who received them, proposal, made this romment to 800 East Second Street Broadcast from studios of the amount of money obtained by reporters on Arsnhs's prediction: Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. WTRK, every Wednesday. 6:46 their sale and a statement of the llVisllsaW tree, re s t «»■*» :j“ it is useless to mskc state­ Service, 11:00 A. M. ments fiefnra the vote has taken the platforms of both parties disposition of this money. Subject Ancient and Modern place. I will say. however, that rnntain and w ho. the candidates if. the p artition .plan la adopted Tobin expressed hope than one all .hope of a peaceful settle­ ment In Palestine will be shut of the two parties would pledge itself to “repeal or largely anted tte> Taft-iUrUcy Act, so that CAIRO, Egypt Nov. 28 (/P>— labor may hare 'some plsee to go The secretary general of the Arab in November, 1948." Commenting on former Min­ league, AIntel ' Rnhman A sian Pasha, said , luday on his return nesota. fiovofnor Harold 8tas*en. from s conference with King Ibn uruithcv GOP presidential . candi­ Sami of Saudi Arabia that parti- date, (Ephig, said ho had thought tinn of Palestine would lead in. iilasMuf “ w»» going to. lie rathen evitably to fighting to the Middle pmgrekitiiwk but added “w* are Sparkle fdr Y uletide Festivities — not _ favofgtily impressed by his What is happening now in the Isle' expressions." s A n d Meal Gift-Thrift for Christmas! .... COFFEE CREAM & SOUR CREAM Necromancy Alias Mesmerism and Hypnotism. Denounced." . Wednesday Service, 8:00 P. M. Reading Room Hours, Tues­ days and Fridays, 3:00 to 5:00 P. M. Brighten /ns holiday with several ot "■ theae colorful Towmfafl* lies. Prints, I •tripe*, figures on trapes foulard* ••tins. Look them over, » /B 1 J JJ » * v H e ^ iw ay«! Needs SHIRK'S! . *-1<nl{Sfi l He'll beata over three pew Towncraft woven stripes, oxfontsTplqueC Il'a ih# heel Christ wg» gift assortment of fabrtak, patterns end collar styles that o i n . , ycHi>*aoen in fear*. He*a bound to lllt* *ctak 3 . 4 j j f e �* * % w. ■ 4) k . ! HI : "- » TH E W EA TH ER ’ In Unity There Is Strength— To Protect' the P u u of tha World; To Promote the Progress of America; To Produce J’rimperilr for Sanford. f a ir and continued moderately cool th;* aflernnon through T um da). AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII Established 190S Is Suggested iman Commerce Secretary Tells Congress Of Need For Limited W age-Price Powers WASHINGTON. rtcc. 1 itPl—The House Foreign Af* faira Committee today anted to rralorr $38,000,000 of the $108,000,000 II had ordered rut laal week- from the 1307,000.000 emergency aid program for western Europe. The rnmmittre left intaet - a $(0,000,000 . authpriullon for aid In fTiina. bringing In $587,000,000 the total amount now In I he com mil lee’s hill. *> . WASHINGTON Dec. I </P)— Secretary of Commerce Hardman told Congress today lhal a general freere of price* and wagei might be necessary in the future unleii authority ii granted now for selec* live price and wage conlroli and , ralitmiBK- ... -v ------ - - Renewing"'the Admlnlmitinn't plea for "stand by" power to pul o i economic controla, Hvrintin told the Home Hanking Commit­ tee! "Adequate advance pieparalion maket for fairness. I believe Jlhat it it advisable lo start developing ----- a.program now rather than ta risk ____ the need of haity action later when the only feasible course might be to put on the brakes by .-0k -some. Jyp«r-of—genera l~<reev* -<m prices and wages and then to pro* ceed lo cortrcl the individual inIC W iIm M I 'M * S'lte, Strawberries Are Among Crops Now Moving To Market JACKSONVILLE, fto r l Titpec. M ayor Urges Citizens T o V ote In City Commission Election Tomorrow - _ .- T ■ II. Jante* Out rfthy urged all Tfgi»lrre3'ciriien» to" vote tomorrow at ihe City H ill in (he general election and not to take the primary election of John Krider und Randall Chase a* cily commit' aiuncu-lui- gianledIt ;c the privilege ns wel* as the democratic duty of every eitiren ,o vote at every xlrction.' declared Mayor Gut. Avkru why a genual rlu ion is necessary’, foll6*ing a prelimi ,i»ry ulrcliuii,, Mayor Gut xtated f that the Cily charter provider listed. This, he pointed out, could for this in rrordatnr with Rlate law. The primary eleclion, hr' result In election of commission­ pointed out. aim ply placeti the ers whose names urr not print­ names on tlie ballot for Ihe gen­ ed on the' hallut. ■ Polls will open at 7:30 o'clock ii ul election. ■ In tomorrow’# * -electimi the and will close at the City Hall name of John Krider will appear at sundown, according lo City in Group No.- I, and of Hamlall Manager II. N. SajfVr. Mrs. F. K. tloumillat will again serve as Chase Jp Group No. 2. It Is' legally possible, declured clci)(, and Mrs. Margaret. Hnrnea. City Attorney Fred Wilson this Mrs. R. A, Smith and Mr. Jay illuming, for- -voter* to write Uieck aa-Inapector* of the elcc in names of other candidates French Labor Is Six Dead, 10 Are Called.To A ction M i s s i n g In-O ld A gainst New Law Men’s Home Fire » _■» , ■» — I C n l l s s H r aa l*ait* S is ) D efective H eating Cause Several Fires Several fries occurrd In homes I^ **“ di..,„„ during Ihe .... wrek-end due to def eetlve equipment, and ective heating heatln now-that cooler weather la here Fire Chief M. N. Cleveland todav warned home owners to eirefully Inspect heaters, pipes and flues and see that they are not loo near to wood work. There was considerable damage fire caused by a defective flue. A defective fire place caused a RJ light amount of damage to a homo at 1001 West Tenth Street, Fri day. ' At the .time of the latter alarm a number of firemen were taking promotional civil service extynlna tiona and had lust completed the first page of the test when they were rudely interaptod by the alarm. N. O. Gamer, assistant secretary and faxaminer’ of Ihe Sanford Civil Service Board, who . was conducting ci the teet, decided • J to t>os istpone i t until a later date, Test esterday morning at 7:00 o’clock tha cab of W. T. Kellv*. ice truck was damaged by fire believ­ ed to have been caused by de­ fective wiring. On Saturday a grass fire on South Sanford Ave­ nue was put out, and this morning a t Sixteenth Street and Sanford Avenue another grass fire waa quenched In apite of a strong north windt • MRS W1LK18 NAMED NEW YORK, Dee. 1 -G 7 V Robert P. Patterson, chairman . of the executive committee of the National Committee fbr the Marshall Plan to Aid European Re­ covery, announced renter Aar that Mr*. Wendell Wilkie, widow of the IM0 Republican presidential candidate, will head the rommlttea’s women's division. ■** AUTO TAGS Automobile lag* foe IMS were put on sale this mbrnlng a t the office of Tax Collector John L. Galloara» The new tag* are black with yellow lettering. Those who received D-tag* last year will get plain tags this year, and thoaa who at present Jain numbered tags will D tag* for IMS, said Mr. Galloway. There J a ^ n o Increase tn tag rate*, he t lly MKI, MOST PARIS Dec. I l/\*) — Strikes halted the Patif subway today and trader* of the ('nmrnuniil-domin-, aled General Confederation of La­ bor defied ihe government’s 'anti* strike letp'rialirtn. CGT leaders summoned all workers "lo aclion," a'tterling they would refuse to ne-gBti*to’ -further TSWard^nJing na­ tionwide walkouts if the legisla­ tion was enarlrd in the national assembly. Subways halted shortly after noon, when - electric (sower was shut off by strikers. Gas pres­ sure was reported at “danger levels" in the capital and service wai rrported slopped at Nice, Mar* « d . Freight Traffic Is Resumed On River •Freight traffic on the St. Johns River, discontinued from Sanford since 1041 on account of the war, ha* now been resumed by (he re­ organised St. Johns River Line, Its LCI-frelght boat arrived late last week end docked a t the Mu­ nicipal Pier. * . Otto Caldwell, central Florida agent for the new - line, stated today that Mrs. Sadye Moses, former owner of Sadye’s Specialty Shop In Sanford, la president of the. new company and llvea in PHILADELPHIA. Dec. I (/!’) Fliinrs whipped ilunugh a dor­ mitory (or liomrlrti men early to­ day. leaving six known dead, 10 believril missing and at least J8 injured many of them cm' ployed as stirctSsntx ('lames. Some of the victims were killed or. inJurejJ in. leaping (rout jhetr quarter* in the second and third Iloor* of the Volunlrrri of Amer­ ica, Inc.,' as firemen hampered by sub-frerring wcalhri that turned the water from the* hoses to kc against the building walls — fought vainly to prevent them from jumping. Thirty men -were listed as treated at three hospital* where doctor* described a number of them a* in. crilkal condition. Assistant Superintendent of Police Thomas P. Burns said that several hours after the blare was brought under contrul 61 men had been accounted for, In­ cluding the five bodies that had been removed to the ejty morgue. This left 10 or mure still miss­ ing from among tjtc „6L or. jnor «? believed by night watchman Wll(t'M *ltaM a aa rag* S la) I.OGANVILLE, Oa., Dec. I (#17 —The search for parson* respon­ sible for the burning of all negro schools and churches in this north Georgia community' during tha past month haa been futile, Mayor C. II. Byrd said today, dasplte a $100 reward offered by the city, Loganville I* about 20 miles east of Atlanta, and la In Walton county w h en mobsters lynched two negro men and their wives on July 25, 1040. Federal, state and local authorities joined In an Investigation of the brutal ings, but tha. *•*«. bas nev- > Reds Turn Down Plan Of French To Set­ tle German Assets In Austrian Issue Violence Is Growing In All Middle East; Americans Warned At Syrian Legation Reactions To Palestine Partition Debate LONDON. Dec. I (/P>— French Foreign Minister Georges Didault •aid today that if the London conference of foreign uiini»ter» fails to agtre on the future of Germany, the Frenth rone may be mrrged with the Diilith ■and 'American rones to -rslabli»h a unified western Germany. Uidaull. who r* going to Paris tonight for conferences with French government leaders, slat­ ed this (>oiiiiun at a meeting with French reporters shortly befote the Foreign. Minuter* Coun­ cil o(iened Ihe second weet . nl its session* at Laiuaitcr House. Meanwhile, it was suthoritalive- is the chief barrier lo lotnplelion uf an Auiltian (>eacr treaty here. Tin- Krvnch plan bav t«*en un­ der consideration by commit­ WHILE IHI DILEOATI MOM PAKISTAN, Sir M Zafnillnh Khan, wm giving hi) views on the Palestine partition tee o^erteputy foreigrTTTltntiters Issue lo the U N General Assembly at Hushing Meadows, New York. ht> address was received with divided who are due to rt’|tort to tho interest Thus, Senor Jose Arce tlctl), Argentine delegate w.i» caught napping by a candid cameraman. (tig Four tomorrow. Action by Whereat Ruula's Andui lirotnyko appears to btatudj in*; OtutvirrOf Jual.doodling. . U'llinwlknoU the deputies may not necessari­ ly be final, . -The Rushan*- cvrrteiuli d8$«ltey' are entitled to all assets ill East­ ern Austria formerly owned by Germans. Tha French proposed that by way of Mllletnent they accept payments uf $100,000,000 plus the Danube .Shipping _Com­ pany and a share in the Zistar Sai iuril ii|ui.itoi- anil ni.tli.'get* of'.ralrtig and tlnnkniK evtai*' dorf oilfield production.' IrtltMeni* wr ir Hti'c.l l# tl^y l»v I I) Kittltet. Jayrce lirallli luituuilAmerican informants, report­ roan) .1 l|reir employee* ptmtlilr on liaml ing on today's deputies meating, M*.s. Lamarrc States t-r il.amn.di. to Iran I'di u lot# lit oitiiry lui the | ton 1,1 i nod llaudlet* Scliool. I’ljn e . will ■aid effort* by the United States and Britain to get the Russian* Nothing Happened j be lieltl in tlir* I «***,*«.i ( ‘enter. Saitfurd Avenue and I ml Mticci, from to fix a value un their . total » to II end Irom 1 Bl lu AriO^Momta* it- -"it Wc*t»- > > Like This B e f o r e ^ clalma proved unavailing. J da"’. Secretary of Stall* Marshall I. Tlli,* sclimd ii la'ing r>pon*oi.-<i# and his aides prepared specific WASHINGTON. Dr. I t*T) iiy tin- Kniifori^ .tumor I’lianiU-r proposals for the unification oi' Germany and the eventual cre­ Mr*. Miillicd l-tiiiatrr, win, lia. of t’onuncr.e, m c]Mi|trr<ilion win. ation of a central German gov­ denied slv Wa. rvei ibr “ girl Hu* Settirnolp t.'mrnty *Jlr*filth l.'ni* ernment.friend" of Maj ’ General Uenprtt arid (liter state agencies; Stale lloiml of lli'allb, Ui-.ilnutnnl A lliilhult told newsmen he still L Meyer* a* Meyer, (laitnrd. •oH-ialipii and llot.-l tkitnniivsioii. consider* the I.otidon confercnc? today went lieforr a grand jury The H.-hfiot I* n state-wide prop offer* the ta il real chance for (ft aunt Hanford i* the ■.••coral a four-power isettlement un Get- invctiigating tlie fonflcr Ait Forte officer’s-wart.me In...... deal*. '“1'** ' ''j J” " " njany. If |he meeting fails, be *aid. Ncrvou.ly, Mr*. U narre told Hk(. |IUVI, ttanuu potsaioBa^dU ii"i 'p n istii m i n.i,ii t.i1 ttnit i : -.* Death)— Stwlmt— AmF Woman In Meyers Classes Are Started On Proper ; Case Goes Before Handling Of Food In Restaurants Grand Jury Probe Violence Breaks Out In Holy Land Partition grand jury State* to form the condition and inannor of a fusion of lh» French totimony: •<l'«Un«4 aa l**a* T » ,l Radio Station WTRR Haa N ew M anager jikhh gi.r •em-t «*». lm* (my*. rixtV*. ^iahwash- "Nothing like tin. cvrr hap­ pened tn rnr licloir.” Arriving with Mr>: Leroarrr to testify before the grand jury wa* H amtimird un l*agv Tw«l James S. Rivers, owner of the Southeastern Broadcasting Sys­ Duck H unting To tem and station WTRR in San­ Begin On Dec. 8 ford. announced today that the local station lx now bring operat­ ed under the direction of Robert Dee. 8 will mark lln> -beginning II. Thompson, 8r., who has been of the season for liunl|nir ditets. appointed general manager. geese and coot*, limiting will- Be" During the past few years, Mr. liermittrd every day until Jun, Thompson has been editor snd 8 Inclusive. The -sale of game publisher o f the Cordele, Ga.. Dispatch 'and-W aa al« r engaged in radio activities with Station rmm ,r c . » K wm ........WMJM, at Cordele, and other MJm or Imported into M r state und Mutual Broadcasting System af­ sold for food purposes. filiated statlona. . Possession of geese, dove and Mr. Thompson, who received (coot , , llRlltcJ ,mc httK his education at the University nf The ^ dove season open* ]W Dec. ;t3 Georgia, is married and is the father of three children, Uolicrt, and clo set-Jan . 31, with Mon­ Jr., Betty, and Ray. Mr. Thomp­ day*, Wednesday* and*, Friday* son said today Uiat he found closed. Hunter*,• in addition to *taliSanford a very friendly town and was pleased to be here with his liceruea, are required when huntfamily. He also declared that he i inf, ____to carry srry au Federal huntln Is contemplating nplatlng a numt number of lm- »l*ntp whiejt may. la1 — -tiblainvtf ---------provrment* local statl/m at tfie Ppst 'OffCre for $1. The nta for the loc 'Tder ‘h unter must validate the stamp and a presentation of a wi variety of programs. He added by signing hla name over It that within the next few days two with Ink. Proceed* aire used by additional announcers will lie the Department of the Interior added to the present staff. to aid in propagation of fowl. The lJCr~*freighteT* w ill>be Mayor Byrd said that while loaded with canned citrus at the recently repaired St, Johns River he did not bellev* the church Line dock and, waa expected to and school fires resulted from leave today via Inland water­ racial animosities, he felt that they were of Incendiary origin. . way* for Baltimore, Md., Mr. Caldwell. The freighter i He said a feud between negro 168 feet long, 23 feet beam, abdut faction* wa* possibly responsible, 400 tons and has a speed up to or that negro** were seeking 12 knots. It la Diesel p * t o ' draw nation-wide attention 1800 horsepower and will reach.by burning their own achool* and Baltimore from Sanford In about ehurcbe* six day*. Negro leaders In the communi­ Another LCI la being recondit­ ty were not Immediately avail­ ioned for river service a t Bruns­ able for comment. wick, Mr. Caldwell revealad. Tha LCI her* haa a crew of nine. CREW RACE PALM B EA C H -Dae. 1 UP)— Major Lewis W right Secretary of Commerce H arri­ man, ax-ambassador and Yale A ttends Gala Party graduate, will be honorary referee Jan. 6 for the rowing crew race WIESBADEN. GERMANY Dee. her* between the U nlvm lty of I (S p ecial)-M ajor Lewis' J. Pcnniylvania and Yale. Wright, 2033 Maple Avenue, BanThe crew event, Drat such bigford, attended n gala party In time race In this area, will be held honor of tha SlH Anniversary of pn the w aters of Lake Worth. the establishment of Airways and Air Communication! Service TRACK MAY CLOSE By STERLING V. GREEN (AACS). The party was held at MIAMI Dee. 1 (JTy-Florida’s tha Dark Cafe. Wiesbaden, Ger­ winter raring season got off to n WASHINGTON. Dec. I in*}- -Christmas buying will ring up new many Major Wright la assigned rocky start today a t Gulfatreara records rn ihe cash register, but the government believes Sants Claus to Hq. 6th AACS a t Wiesbaden, Park with the prospect that the gmt-oiily will be tempered by high price*. Germany and perform* tha duties track may close tomorrow because , Some official* predict bis (tack won’t be as full as it wa* last n f operation* Officer. 6th AACS of a deadlock with horsemen over Christ mat. tn Europe ta charged with the bigger purees. responalbltiea of maintaining and P m ld e a t Jam es Donn of GulfAt lbe Commerce Dcpeilmen*. which keeps labs on all relad ope rating all radio and naviga- stream announced as,fans gather­ tal aJd* ta Air traffic In tha ed for the inaugural program that Sales, experts think*November and December buying will match The tlonA' gain, shown in October when m s:-a oceupj upmd Zone he could not reach an agreement chants, took In a record-break more than absorbed the higher with the Horaemen'a Benevolent log $10.026,000,000, rate of buying. • k of 13 p BOARD MEETING and Protective Association. *' fTotal sales for tho threemara than in'October, 1340. ' The Seminole County Board At the Federal Reserve Board, month holiday season wilL top of Commissioners will meet to­ LEGION PARTY ' morrow morning a t 10:00 o'clock Plana for a Legion Christmas which watches the department $30,000,000,000 if the optimism of In regular session. party on Dec. 16, aleo a drivn store business, officials forecast federal atotiaUriana and their in­ to bring membership up ta 100 tha Christmas trade will run formants In tlie retail trade Is year's added up BEAMED TO RU&SIA rnt In Campbell.Lo*iing Post from I to 10 percent higher Justified. Last year’s to $18479,000,000, yooo, for October, WASHINGTON. Doe. 1—« V will be mad* a t a business than last year. The "Voice of America" today meeting of the poet a t the LegionBut such a gain, tha reserve November and December. O t h e r unofficial govtf&mcni men note, would moan an aeexpanded It* broadcasts ta Russia this evening a t 7:$4 o’clcx Irop in the number of items reports on the third peacetime by beaming a program of newi and features to Biberia. tary p o s t ------ -pries rises have V (C eaU aaaS m i h | l I t s ) f ’ " •> a Christm as Buying W ill Be Good ' But Tem pered By H igher Prices r ^ .■ “ 1 British, U. S. Search In r ..H redt uSs .fe ,.V r».i.rX ';:‘,l,1i m S r Proves Fruitless N O . 271 Security Council May Have To Subways Halted Aud Some. W ere-K illed Or- ly i*po*u*i -that —Ku**i*. H u r f Leaping From pto|>osal for settling the issue m m , Lights"Go* Out As' of 2nd, 3rd S t o r i e s German assrts in Austria, which Strikes I n c r e a s e Iasi)—Strawlwrrics, beans, eucum* ) The assembly, '" b ic h ls il night hers, tomatoes, and other pro- a;>pfoved a call of 80,000 men to due# moved from Florida mar* | the colors to combat the creeping beta to distribution centers p4rajy,j, induced by the strikes. throughout the Nation, during tho * last week, releasing their sea­ became such e well of tumult that sonal c**h return* to thousands' it suspended for two hours its con* of grower*, throughout the State lidrrstion of the strike law. Neith­ and benefiting many additional er ri the iire chairman nbr'speaker* could thousands of worker* employed. , , " I n the various phase* of pro-’’ ** r,e*rd. duct ion, harvesting, sale ami With thousands stranded by t^e R) transportation of t h e -crop*. Re- subway shutdown, 1‘gris waa plaf State Markets were mostly on the bright side, hut in' some area* heavy rains late In the week ‘AshocInlet! Press Leased Wjre SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, DEC. 1, 1947 ers. frnm nil of our resluuinnti, cafe*, soda' fountains, liater drive-in* and guest homes, a* well, nt their employer*," <!■■• elm ed Mr. Kircher. , TliotV attending the cmirte wfjj see movie*, slides, strip film*, roveilng such subject* as: ele­ mental y bacteriology, communi­ cable diseases, rats. Insert*, cock* roaches and Ihelr contrul, di*hwasliliig Hauilatlou, fotHlIuindlnn. uml -public health, and personai hygiene. Till* coursiy is altuul HO |iercent visual. ' , « FimmI handlers who complete nix hours at the school will le , 11 M H l t s A P l t*N I 'i b p T krrr| M ilita ry T ra in in g BALTIM ORE, Dec. l i#V» l.lcul. General Raymond H. M ’I nin .aid imtny “wo must null (bis falsifiraliiiiT' of Irllitig III • iiatiiiu’* youth that there--will Inno more war. “ lusttail of telling our youth that the(# will never have lo go to war, let u* toll them the truth whether we like If ur mil," said lbe former Oklahoma Na­ tional Guard officer lit ail ad­ dress prepared for the Junior Association uf Commrrre. ■ "It Is bettor (hat (hey know that war could com*. J t is ,hypo­ critical lo tell (hem other wise, ami then when a I’earl.H arbor come* take tho ln>y and place him h r a foxhole or on a ship or lit the air where a trained ami ready enemy atarta shooting at him. Renewing a plea for adoption of a universal military training program, McLain declared: ' “The boy will Iibvo a better chance to live if he Is trained in advance. Ilia.fam ily will have more hope of hla return. His country will h av e.a better pro­ tector. His comrade* »wifT~liavp bettor support.” , FRANK- J. FLYNN BOSTON. Dec. \.-r-4A*i—Frank J. Flynn, 73, editor of Catholic Newt on the Boston Globe for 60 years and the newspaper’* financial editor for 26 of those year*, died here today. RED CROSS MEET All board memUera of the Seminole County Red Cross are requested by Edwin 8hlnhol*er, president, to attend* a business meeting at 10:00 A. M., Dec. 2 at this Red Cross headquarters. LAKE SUCCESS, N. Y. Dec: I (/P) -Trygve |jr', »ecirlary-^rneral oi the l nitc.l Nation*, called hi* lop aide* to meet lair today to t,qn*ldrr problem, growing out of lb<L General.Aiiciubly’* dect.ion lo pailihon Pairitiur. Informed tourer* lard one of the problem* wat wbetber the Secur­ ity Council' ihnuld be called into a *pciial meeting to gel irporti on diior.lei* the p.tiiuion dfenion loUrbe.l oil hi llie llu|y Land. lbe iy tim'il wa* rtprried to lOrrt lair ilui wjrk in consider tba Dutclflndoueiian qur*iioii, but t h e r e (w.)*rbi[ity an earlier .merlin.! in tv la- t-illnl m vicw-oF dfYptflpmfnir*" Under* the pattllion plait, tin* louncil wit called up.ni to a.t in . t*e (>eacc ii tinea* lenrd. •, Violence .lemming fiom the L'nitc.l-Nalion. demon to parti- ; tiuit I ’alr.lu ic. lu*-rrttillrd in -a do/rn death, m lbe Holy Land and Syii.. anil brouglit lbe threat I wai from, lbe 1 b UOH.IJOO Arab. cjtiitried,tq the Middle LaU. _ . » I.iglll Jew,, .bril violently in Palestine and police blaiped Arab*, who weie iming around in armed band. * Tlu> Foiled Stale* wa* under inaulling attack* from Arab dentmiMturraii,' ill Egypt and Syria . In eiiii-o tb b luuntry supported purtitluu. Ito ta* ul*o wa* tho butt of moil violence in Syria,' where tliiee defender* and one atI t |*I*UIIIII «l «*•« I"MU* 1 tt <•*i Eicuuur Rnusovelt Goes By Plane To Attend l!..N. Meet ‘ 8 IIAN0NUN Xllll’O ltr. Eire, D ec i 1 1 ■ 'Ii 1. Elea nor Root** velt, delayed lw«i dava by b al vgreallter- conditions, left bV plane kodnv fm n Fulled Nations meet* l l lp III I ■i-i-| S*:1 Mr*. Ribim-v, Ii «ill |iro;nt,w» * world Hill .of Right* to the U nit­ Insults To Ameri- ed Nut mho t omnusalwn on hun ,, . "C3I1 I* **4t-J.• I’ O llO W mail rights incoting Geneva guariiniii-ine-. to* nil the people of th* world uli the right- mijoyed by vlTy, \SSIH I.VTi:i) I'UliSS 1)ral!t; slnkrs, m*ulu .it llic. lire , Atni-iicjiii jn-oplt*. United S la in and grim litre*!* uf a -Judy war developed swtfllv in llir railcin Mrdilcitanrau ti>•TajTTn llie w’akr nf a United Na­ tion* drtidmi (o p.iilitiun F.d rtlinr, .1 move winch incriued Arab* (liioiiglioul the area. Seven Jrwi were killed in the Holy l..md lour oilier |u-r»on* were riant at the Syuan capital , uf Danuicui dining an atlai k “ on ttihtmiilrtfl" Ttcadquaffirtf add (I'unilN H ftl »«t l*U«* I Itnsvin baa diafti-d u'rlval doj- ument -, Although Intended . for udoplion b y-she UN, the American d iaft would carry tm -obligation oil t(je purl of any- government to curry out it- aims. Bather, it luge- "llie peoples of tha world to promote the right* aud fii-edoiiii hereby proclaimed.” They include freedom of in* I I *1 lit 1(1 isrt l Ml) I 'f lR F T hrf*I 7 DersunH^Are Kiilcii In Airplane Crash (•roup Reports No Evidence Of Fascism SEATTLE. Dec. I—1#17—Seven As cliaitmnn of a llouse UnAmerican Activities SubcummitIco 011 Fascism, McDowell has been on -the hunt for six months. But ho told re|n>rtcrs he hasn't uncovered a single threat that would warrant a full-dress in­ quiry. • “ We found evidence of a lot of Intolerance lit this country," he said. There are Jew h a le • ami those who don’t like colored people. Uut there is no evidence uf any organised, active Fusc- Twenty-six of the 28- aboard tlie big plane scrambled from door and emergency exit* or wer* pulled from the flames by rescuers. All however, were seared by th» gasoline-fed flames that flashed through the fuselage Four of the rescued died later. The latest casualty was lh*» plane's Stewardess, Miss Keba Slunk of Hantn Mottle*. Calif., who fs credited by survivors with having led many of the passenger* to safety. (tersonx m e ■lend and 10 ‘others critically liijaied today following a fiery rrush in which a four- _ engihcil #\taA a Airlines ' trails- # WASHINGTON, Dec. 1 1,17 Itop. Mt-Dowrll (t(.l‘a.) Mtid to­ (•.■ri overshot n runw ay' yesterdiy day In* hasn't boon aldo to find a t * the Heattlo-Tacomu airport any Fasciam or Fascist* In thl* uml smashed u passing automobite. country worth Investigating. ERNST LUBITSCK J . . HOLLYWOOD, Dec. 1—lAT— NAVY LANDING Ernst l.ubitach, 66, veteren motWASHINGTON, Dec. I* U PJ- inn picture ector. producer end The pilot of a Navy torpedo director, died here todey. He warn bomber plane today crash-landed Itorn In Uerlln, Germany. on one uf Washington's busiest bridges during the morning rush hour—and no Ionly‘ was seriously injured. The Navy reported that the only occupant of the plane, Lieut. Sewell T. Bitting* of Glenview, 111., had power fail­ ure shortly after taking off from tha nearby Naval Air S ta ­ tion at Anacostia, He waa cut about the fa'ce. Not a car was Struck. 'M xrieFr UNIFIED COMMAND . WASHINGTON, Dee. 1—UP)— Secretary of Defense Forrests! today announced establishment of a unified command In the Atlantic area under the leadership of Admiral W. ft. P. Blandy, com­ mander of th* AtlanUe fleet. f � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 28, 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/a45445b3e28a275f9a79f09649dd2257.pdf 15bda91b284a09f5bb92e97aa9d4443b PDF Text Text k_ r*~ U •- f’ £y . .7 PAGE EIGHT w-------a = a TUESDAY , NOV. 25, 19J THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA .,,j *' ■■t • - " 1 ------------------------- ----------------tht commodity exrliattgti.x. Big Four Meet ; Senator Connolly Increased consumer credit, Knyili’r decfared, "can la 1 used only I _______ By Aliev , t t'M tl a a r S r m t P a g e OMI 1 t'anllan.rt lima ' (t'aallaaM Iran r#*» Osrl j tf«mllaa*a tmm 1*«a» •»•*> ' tu bid up prices." and “it i* _________of Com* m _________ sun-backed campaign | fail* to reach agreement. Van- to* emberH (Continued from Page S)^ ___________ ■ ary meaiure that ..t *n ^ | imperative, therefor*, that ef- announced by Chamber T o / H W i i r SAY W * H IT in the fiscal field." tort* lie made to restrain the merea Manager Edward Hlggln*. idenherg luggcilcd the tame pol- rati_ Bidault and discourage wetlahufflebiard and h o r 1 C »bo« jcy t month ago. Both tenaton '«rn cooperation with the Mar* allot pay o o lie aald "a slieahle induction, i deinJflld for scares goods until court* are being provided with Former Local Citizen in the public debt will !« poesibl" | supply approaches demand." R i g h t — Faj i s p e c ' floodlight*, and it waa decided have , served at advitert at pre* dial! recovery plan, during plana. fur ,,a i that these will be kept open even- vjou* council, m c c l i n g i . -----A * British “ Informant said Bov­ Writes Georgia Novel T ll; the early rnunihai ul . 11*In." i ;.i Turning . ii. tu i ithe PAY* PE REAScw me I h u (minted obviously tu Ju s .bond selling drive. Snyder said, | | nR, for*ulc 0f Club member* exin and Molotov - had a “very Defining the relief bill aa an cpnclusioo that government {“Tha Treasury Department i* cept cent on Sunday 8 undav evening. A flood friendly” m eeting-lam night and Rev, Kllc Bryan ' arrived In P o m ’ <3IT M o m o ' P a y * "Georgia Clay", dcacribed ‘ by come from taxes will exceed ready to move right aw ay on light haa been InitalM to light American "must," Connally said agreed that unanimity ia of "the Saturday. with hi*" -the—puMIltlft'f as a ."sensitive■ Kanlonl on ----the United Slates cannot ait by its expenditures despjte pros* ' enlarged savings blinds sale* the front of the Tourist Center. vent .highest .im pestsnee 11 ■t o -th r novel of simple, hard working, family to assume his duties and permit the nrnilm nf Vraaee. pactive appropriation nf millions | activity," with etnphaaia on "the ~ p la n s. wnr« — J r r... . toir n . . future of the world. Bevln alio CgrthboumLpeoplo. trapped in an- JJ* pa s tor .tq -tha-Cburch uf “ puyn i t t ^ nffiriTX pTSti U r work- tsiarii. 'horseshoe, checker and Ita ly and Austria to be forced saw M arshall Bevin-wga said by er_lurtijin,pid---------------— endless struggle for a mere exit - 1 Th.- church I* leveled «n the eo>w Snyder said increased I . r i r i 1 and =:on bond program* for bridge tournam enta_at.Jht_Club, into Communism because oj^hun­ the *Informant to have adopted tence," and written by Haxel Hlg- >ner of Fifth Street *n” ** J . sales to Individual* _ y^Bulll—JocUbJObilivnluals,—and •peedgHy—far*-"afnj'rtffU! felly 'tournaments, stthi ger and' fold: "more moderate” than ginx, former Sanford rexident, is Avenue. Rev. Br»'yi 1*. * . J Headers 'railed the Senate Into a line r n n ,alij“Thflatr<m"by soaking up 1 mors.” ' Mr, Armitage. Boat rides and of th(j U. S. secretary. scheduled for publicaUon . next darned Bishop with the Church of session .an hour earlier than usual that potential buylpg power. lit added* Pres* dispatches from Berlin spring. Haxel Higgins, the daugh- \ God and has >Ptnt the pssl two plcnica are also planacd. In order to push ahead with the ter of the late new* w riter, T. R-| years at Chokotoskee Island. Kev. and reporta from the Moscow While th e Administration wi * ' "The important funds to ob* It was decided to request those They hope for T* final radio Higgins, is Mr*. Sidney G o h ay Hrysn will succeed the Rev l aul pressing Its request to Congress,J turn me the small amounts in* unending the covered dish supper debate. told of Soviet propaganda rote by tomorrow night. and they now live In Jacksonville. Yates who has been in ill healtn for new anti-inflation wcupohs. i vested .regularly by millions and to -either bring a food combina­ barrage against * American J and Several moves were underway, f it also sought Voluntary cinqi- , millions of people. It la the mon* tion or to donate fib cents each however, to make changer in the British policies in Germany, with Mr. and Mra. Gobay have own­ for the past year. elation to hnhl down spending ley wtilch is rnura likely to gu on toward the cost. demands ed a large farm in Georgia, and measure reported by the foreign emphasis on Ruiala'a ' The Brasilians call the Amaxon which It runtriuls bids up prices. a spending spree that ia the it was during visits to the farm relations committee and dispoial for a direct hand In control of Hanking supervisory uutlioii* most important to gel ‘ invested that Mrs. Cohay got the inspira­ the "*ca river.". of these may delay a final vole the Ruhr, key German indus­ the Colored Welfare league of ties appealed to the lo.IMH) hanks in savings.” tion for her now), during the trial center In the British occu­ * Chief of Boiler Boy (j. until-after Thanksgiving. writing of which the-got valuable tu curtail "all loans for specu­ . "The investor we want most Goldsboro, pation xonc. Williams wa* asked to reinstate One, reportedly gaining head­ lation in real estate, commodf* is the individual—the worker Willie * Sutton, negro patrolman aid in the matter of criticism These Russian demands are is a proposal hy Senator expected from her father, prior to his final ties or securities." with good, inform, unit the far­ In the Goldsboro area, after 30 way, to present a major li* 1 THEATRES u illn n s. . Snyder skirled any direct mer whose income is at a high days of his suspension have ex- Bali (It.Minn) to keep in Amer­ u« here in connection with tha ican hands alt buying for foreign The novel concerns the Maccomment on I’rexidenl Truman's level." Big Four efforta to work out pirtd. Sutton was suspended fob relief. • 1.undins, a numerous family of request, for power to lin|Huu Snyder told n-p<%tern he has lowing complaints that he used a formula for tha economic and Connally told the Senate that political unification of Germany. Alabama sharecroppers who mig­ 'wage and prim runlmU and r.i nut yet decided upon the also undue force in arresting a negro. Russia and its satellite statea obrate to the rattle raising country tioning, If he deems tliem advis­ of -the goal to Im- set for the The fjrit - problem for the An Increase in gas rate* by ject to the i-mergenry relief pro­ of Georgia where they meet the able, the Treasury head »*M Imnd (hive, conference waa agreement on a the South Atlantic Cas Company “seeming to prefer friction program of work. Marskall and dour hostility of "Old Man’ Yer these ‘subjects would he dis­ lie told the nipiniittee that to- was,approved by the Commission, posal, and chaos in the iclations of the O p en s 12:15 1’. Al- D aily .. kins." cussed by nlher sja.keainen for inl savlnps IKinds ore roniinnlng following' a study of rates in tie Yin .preferred to give priority •'.‘Georgia-Clay ia a heprt warm­ the Administration. M ats.- 40c Eves.- 44c tu Austria. Russian negotiator)!. to cxrrrd redemption!! nnd th .1 cities of like alx« in Florida by people of th e.earth .” Taft-Hartley Act ing -story which throws a bright But, fur the overall propium Volume outstanding lias reached City Manager Bayer. 1 ***’. . whyi **??■ 8pvl**'lln preliminary planning, uppoxed Today ■ Wednesday light upon the InJusticse of the with t h e n i i t / (|[, r j hr raid: n new high of almost, Ipg.QQO... -T he City declined W. tt, Killk-i's should be-concerned ir. hi* lit* iiuia *-r (CaallaiHa r*a* «■»» kemi-feuitallsm that America atill proposal, xi.lolai* replying to own WB fall abaci.‘.of Mic-sraal-'tinii.nnn AssiKiatea'aaid that what Mar­ than 1,600 AFL printer* employ­ tolerates,” states the reviewer. | request to increase inspection days queation: " In foreign aid, our own freedom shall and Bevln wanted, mainly or afternoon from two to five a Mrs. Gobay recently wrote that “it is because they hope in the was an agreement that,' if the ed by Chicago's all daily newscould lie threatened by external week for the reasons that due to I papers were on etrlke today but they had moved inlo thi-ir new Tract Re-Zoning confusion andchaos and suffer­ force#; and,* if. we fall short Die small amount of inspection in feren ce bogged down on one j'spike.m sn' fo'r 'the'" n.wTpape r* Jacksonville' home at 1B28 Hen­ of our goal in controlling infla­ of meat In the City, also the fact ing and uncertainty that aecpm .Tire, it would move quickly to „ ld publication would contfm . ______ _____ ______ nue dricks Avenue and stated that i • tin flit it?fl It n«Hev• #'«• Ofirl tion, we will be threatened by Dull present cost* exceed fees puny physical distress and hunger another. uninterrupted, they hope to visit Sanford in the and hardship,' that the , political “ It the danger of eeonomie collapse to iillnw more d iffe re n t in park­ till) a month. Any arraugemeuta Both Marshall and Devin were The atrlks became affective a t near future. ing tune. The narking meter that butchara may make with Dr. purpose* and tile ideological con represented aii entering the meet­ at home,’’ On the other side of the rap- company * to wjilcfi the City is Itaymoml Bass • meat inspector ceptr of Communism will aelie ing with a "let's get, down- to B o'clock last night but the three morning newspapers, the Tribune, Hot, the Senate Banking Com- • now ■undo ctihtract offered t-> are agreeable to the City, said upon the imagination of the dis­ Lualneu” It It pda, 17 New Members the 8un; and (he Journal of Com­ mitlee cancelled a hearing tmlny ubatlfute- the new. meters at Commissioners, provided t h e tressed and suffering.” American sources said Marshall merce, alieady had published early Connally said the fate uf coun­ went Into the sessions with an on pro|Hiials to restore eonstim- ffi.tMl dlfferenre in enrh. TIip offer butchers pay Dr. Bats directly. | irm llaar* lt»m >'•** «»••» Milk analysis fur November was tries- which fall under the domi­ open mind and a willingness to Tuesday morning editions. The recent district meet in Orlando. er credit controls. Henry J. Kni- was taken under advisement. three afternoon dallies, th* Daily also announced that delegates ser, w rit coast Industrialist who • Alsu under iilmide ration was reported to have met grade A nation of Russia "ought to -be do business, .News, th*_ Herald*Arneririn and aII* known of ail men." was hooked as tlie witness, war the placing of nietrrs allowing requirments In local dairies. t tha meeting had gone on rec­ Uniformed police guarded the the Tim**, planned to liave near Kef uniting, of a Series U Water He continued: ufiable to appear. 1 lie committee two liour parking for five rents, In 'favor of moving th* Vet­ Iramb-scarred walls of Lancaster alse edition* on the street ord as suggest**) by mer hunts in the bund was approved. Purchase 'o f “In Bulgaria, Petkov, because House, • former ducal palace. normal erans Administration office from said. ; at th* rtg u lar tinte, spokesmen Pass* Grille to Orlando.. _ • On credit rupll-uls, Kn'yibr following areas: ' Second Street a machine to aeparate nickels and lie opposed tlie government, for* Plain . clothrsmen of Scotland for th* newspaper! said. penuiea taken from .parking felted his life. In Hungary,*- Nagy, Alpo endorsed, aald, Comdr. -•aid It is necessary "to rbve? bnlweert Hanford nnd Oak Avenue, innlera Yard's ’ famous special branch All of th* daJRea planned Us Scott, waa the designation-as a was approved. ('iimmerrlal Street between Sanpremier, fled to (be United State* specifically by regulation such ford nnd Bark AVenue nnd San guardi*1! the hall* arid mingled publish h r means of typewritten in fearof his life. In Poland, Employment of J. S, I .re as u matters as tninimum down pay­ for,I Avenue U tw i.'ii Commercial with tha crowd outside aa the copy reproduced by a photoen­ War Veterans Highway of the ments and I lie maximum |x rind iVi«aun-»«*t-kW*.h*i-Bt frrtr-1 him- member o£__ihe^Flre .Department Mikolairxyk, 'fomflFty holding minister* anl' thejr adviser* a r­ graving process. The strik* is cross state road from Crystal to 'replace C. A. Anderson, wiic honorable ami highpositions In River to Indian River City. • It -o rv r which paj-Tnen’s - may U* mlssloners will make n personal confined to the newspapers’ com­ will be up to the Legislature to reslghod, was approved. the ‘government, fled before the rived. spread on inslallnreul’ purrhas'M survey of these nn*ns til deter recently Hundred* of 'onlooker* ha I posing room*. Resignation of Ralph Geiger and terror of (JommunUm.Tn Roman­ approve lira title, of conxumera* goods in older tu mine if the meter* should Ire In­ Paul Trued aa members of the The union planned "tokrn picket ia, M anul.'a former premier, lan- gathered along 'th e afreet when A resolution wa* passed, said restrain (hi* type of inflationm - st idled, said 'Mr, Sayer. Molotov arrived. Ha waa the first lines.” Early there was no dis­ Scott, commending the personnel police force a* yf Dec, 1, wa* ap­ guishea In h prison cell.” credit." of Die four to appear. Marshall turbance a t any of. the newapaper Following a nitiulier of appeals proved. Noting that two year* have a t ■Bay- Pine* H o sp ita l'fo r the He said. too, that some re- by ritlxerii of (iolilsiKiro repre-. Due to the water soaked con­ elapsed since hostilities ended in drove up last,.__ —----- — ----- -— plants. — :— splendid help rendered to vet- r straint should lie placed on in­ -■ tiled liy E. F, Housholder, local dIUon Molotov's limousine flew from ditio of_the City Hall wall*. Europe, Connally said Ruasia no Spokesmen a t Jh a_ .th ree.after. •ran* of tbi* area who were fbn- , flationary hank Cl edit ami legbu nnnm eyrl>r.—Co--,rife- sijrrke rep- painting and water proofing of lpnger must bo permitted to Mock ita it* hood the hammitt— ami-aieUwfiyorf Ihe h .m m sr-siu l■ noun TtttTtes aald operations In fined there. General Omar BraillaHbh should !*• provided ii-sentltig the Ctdored rhiimlier of. the building was urd#rad.Ib 1 i » ^ g n e i f p-»fnto nieh l^vi l h Germany, " f t he lie Soviet Union. He w n getting out the first editor) were ley was commended for hi* aid prevent exer r i ivu-aw riilatiim .u* I rmrnnen-e-and a n r.r. f .TiiaUvrT.f n o rb een repainted sine# IB.lt. cheered roundly. He hastened in­ “going along nicely.” The Times, to the hospital situation. to Lancaster House Without rec­ which like th* Sun Is of tabloid Comdr. Scott also reported that ognising the crowd. also, planned .to publish a 30 page at the Orlando' meeting Instruc­ — Bidault got l i t t l e notice, editor! wheeas under* normal con­ tion* were given to telegraph i # when he drove up directly behind ditions a 62 page would have been Florida senators and representa­ ■ iritiiilsH* (fKM l**a* n«#i Molotov. The crowd apparently printed. The News planned an tives to vote for HR 66 raising | addedo[ m ctisgo icnt in an effort did not recognise him. edition of 34 pages, "ab o u t. nor­ the benefit* of veteran* attending -Carte mal,” and the Ilcrald American college, to eitaliliih conlact. “SlM’BR LULU" " a t . least 30 pages, also alraul Dec. II. Pearl Harbor Day. was They laid the stiicken vcticr» rT----- - .Vl *JTT United Natiorin -NorcBynorma). set as the next meeting date of tg iitrnce lincc ilic went "HKLl.lNG THE the local Post. A program for l(.,II.H f! Il mm l-fllUM| HUN" Lambs . which develop “swayaground on a reel off Graham burial of war dead returned There appealed little doubt back" dlseale are believed io lack the PARAMOUNT NEWS liland, in the Qurett Charlotte here from overseas wa* decided upon group approximately 140 mile* that (be partition plan would copper In their diet. •outhwril of Ketdiikati, may be approved by the' committee, S h i f t ' S - SrOM where a simple majority of thotcj mean: resent and voting was required. (I) The "transport ripped off hr plan, however, must be vot­ her bottom and want down; ( 2 ) heavy sea* caused her to break ed on later—probably tomor­ up; ( 1 ) the 40 crewmen aboard row- by the same 57 nations in have abandoned ship, or (4) - a plenary session at Rushing Mead­ the smashup put her |>ower plant ow. P ari and there'’il must gel out of commission. Tlic.■ Clarkmlalc CIltfkyilale Vlctutv.-a_ Virility, a r s r . a two-thirds majority. fut _ a ^ gu vessel rsscl, waa not carrying any proval. Among, th* amendments ap ­ Passenger*. Cnpl. Gerald H, Laugrson of proved this morning * waa one San Francisco, tha skipper, said submitted hy the United States | til his distress call that hug* transferring' two chunks of ter- I awells were pounding his ship rltory from the proposed Jew ls)^. and Immediate assistance was nation to the proposed Aral) na- ] y ' needed. tlon. One was a wedgmahaped An hour later Die British Co­ extentibh of the A rab ' terri­ lumbia weather .bureau at Van­ tory southwest of Jerusalsm to couver, B. C., warned Diut_gale include the village 06 Becrshewinds up to 46 miles an hour ha, Th* other wa* a narrow' were expected in that are* this atrip along tha Egyptian frontier morning, subsiding to 20 mile* an about 6 0 ' mile* long. The committee rejected. _ a hour by niid-aftermwn. Rains and Pakistan amendment which would fog also war* forecast. First rescue vessel due on the have discarded all the drafted 3L arena is tha Alaska steamship boundaries of th* two proposed company'* 8. S. Denali, expected countries established a special to arrive off Graham lalamTabout commission to . work out new borders. B:30 A. M. today. The committee alread y . had The Denali, a passenger-freight­ er, waa in the mouth of the in­ beaten down an Arab-country side passage ju sl south of Ketch­ proposal to maka Palestine into ikan when It swung off coursj a "unitary” (Arab m ajority) naand headed at full speed for the tlon. BAGUIO, P. I , tio t. 26 (ff)~ Clarkadale Victory. Tbe cutters Wachuaelts from Russia lost -its first \ move today Juneau and Citrus from Port to 'eliminate consideration of Mac Arthur will not be able to working relation* ' with Korea reach tha transport until hours from the agenda of th* Unltad Nations -Economic Commission later. ’ The Coest Guard said early for Asia and the Far Eaat this morning the Citrus had re­ (ESCAPE). The proposal by Soviet Chief ported ahe could not get to thff area until ? P. M., Instead of 4 Delegate Alexander Stataenko to o'clock aa first estimated. No re ­ eliminate the item waa voted ■ ireppiM cent report hae been received ^down B to 2. The Siamese deleion. the .W achusetts'-runnlng time, g ate WM iltH Mtowea nding a decision later in th* ' but she ia not expected to ar­ nem: day on wh«ther to fccognlie rive there until late afternoon. W* art pleased to ANNOUNCE that we have Installed DEN*NAP Tlie Clarksdale'a 8 0 8 also was th* representative oC Slem’e new Dirked up hy the General Omar government. ELECTRIC RECAPPING EQUIPMENT and are now In ponltlon Stelscnko lost by a similar vow Dundy, an Army transport due a proposal not to cunsIdAwork­ to render prompt and complete recapping service. in Seattle Wrdnritday-with 2,000 ing relations batwweh ECAFE troops from Yokohama. Order* were issued hv the Ac* and the office o f , special com­ ■' t We MH Cornel hack of highest quality supplied by the General Tire my, however, for the Bundy, to missioner* in southeast! (Asia. The Russia ns were auccesaproceed here rather than 'risk and Rubber Company and are prepared to recap both passenger heading Into th* storm area wfitb' fu, however, In to ssin g 1 out—by S H I R T I • S P O R T W E A R . » A 1 A M A f unanimous consent—a note from her heavy load of passenger*., car and truck tlrea. A Coast Guard plane la sched­ occupation headquarters |i In Jauled to take off this morning pen relating to Ita wcbAbmlcobfrom the Annette Island field JaeUves there. Thii Xmai teoion, give th* gift* that ar* ustfut and comfortabt*. near Ketchikan to flv over the wrecked transport and determine with a concerted lef Gift* that will b* remembered all n*xt year. And whether. IF* a Ita condition. sgalnst th* Christian — —— — — government of Premie Alcld* d* handsome shirt, sportshlrt, or.pajamas...the Jayson label assures Gexpert. Nearby Apmllia province .t was similarly afflicted that your gift will be welcome and useful. For Joysoft'meons Tha ministry th* Commdnlit (C M U esM DM* r v n ( W ) euperiathr* loIloHng...fkiwl*M fit,..fin* fabrics...and fashionmillion even before the railway- carabinieri were comp , '* , i * > _ their ^utv* to cop* men’s action. , ............... * right Ityle. Stop In and lee our selection of Jayson men's wear, fcM i dvr waa touched off. fcqr the killing Nov. 26 ijfef a Christian Democrat by at and a to help solve your gifi-thoppino problems^ . MBS teal V 1 :'i’ i i ~ — luring a The outburst era province Of tho In* reeumptfon of . town which haa planted Italy for two ' DAVID 8MITH, MANAGER TIRE SALES weeks. ........„_jarfE _„ >•> A _ Th* new outbursts followed the onstrtitors attempted to Idead* 408 E. FIRST STREET « PHONE 200 same pattern aa other eruptions headquarters of tho rig h tist Uomo which h a r t baeome integrated flualunqua (Common Man) Party. ' ' I t o ' I?' 1 Bond Selling Drive Recreation Flans BAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS , ADDITIONAL T P SOCIETY Rev. Kyle Bryan To Assume Sanford Post FLORIDA STATF ■ fc S & g . IS . Ship Wreck THE NATION SAYS Z ica /se H L f tf'ifoti. ~Tlat W ill Re TQememletedl SAVE TIRES! Railway Strike SAVE TIME I SAVE MONEY! (O.T, i iJi :Vii =-. ■ i^ ■- I : -A A t:,v- �r French Plan Is Accepted Harriman And Ander­ son Say Govern­ Greece, Philippines Move Is Made To ment Needs Power Line Up Against, Partition . As^Vcftc Whittle Down Aid Over Steel, Grain Nt^rs In Assembly WASHINGTON. Nov. 2ft (/P )~ YORK Nov. 26 (/P>— J h o - ‘-‘S©*i#t- Amrnc»fru *projSt5t.tt to partition I’alretinr received a critical setback today at (hr Arab} led oppotition picked up addition* al strength in the final round of f United Naliont Assembly debate. Two countriet joined the 13 al* ready committed against the plan to cut up Paleitine into jig-taw feriih and Arab nation* by next Oct. t> The newly announced anti-parti* tioniiti were Greece and the Phi­ lippine*, $108,000,000 May Be Cut From $597,000.000, Truman Asked WASHINGTON Nov. 26 (IV)— A move to whitle down the $597.000,000 European aid program developed in the Senate today and threatened plant of leader* for ipeedy paytage. s posed foreign aid program the government should have power lo say what U*e it made of the nation's steel output and grain crop*. Secretary . of Commerce Har­ riman and Secretary of Agricul­ ture Anderson testified before separate legislative committees In tupporl of President Truman* economic program. BolK backed hit requril for authority lo restore price control, and-rationing; if hV decideg they are needed. On allocationi, Harriman told ihc Senate-House economic com­ mittee there thouTil be: "limited poweii"’ Yo direct »tcrl in the "moit ctscnlial programs" and he added that "more far reaching proposal*" are being prepared. Broadly, allocation would per­ mit the government to tay how much of anV-parnfular rnmm'>dfty it u*«d for a certain put|H>,e. How much steel, for instance, the automobile industry would he al­ lowed to use. Anderson was before the Him*o Banking Committee. A* to need­ ed allocation in thb farm and crop field, he told It: ’In order that we may la* pro-' i*.tuiiau.,i , a pane 1 run> agenda. The council approved the *uggrsljon made -yesterday by French Forrii-n Minister George* Bidault Austrian treaty and then tend it In take up llje question of the lo their deputies, who are consider­ ing an accord in lire light of' French proposal* on ihr German assets ispif. ___ _ —— An.)lie~TjjnR-rtiMer^il£ T ltsrhl the n i n n u i m n - e h r f in - ' man treaty, including frontiers and •i'\m e . todayr. r a t - bru! teheebiled hours. TIi" foreign miniiters of the l.'ruled Slates, Russia. Great Bril tm .tint Fr mi e .ire to begin Ger­ man p".,fe treaty * dnruuion to* tnnrrmt No Provision In Automobile Production Expected France Expels 19 To Fall Below Estimates For ’47 Reds For Activity Judge Fish Will In Internal Crisis 1) 1. 1 R O II. Nov. 26 (/§’) If ill* nation'* iiii iiulinivy mamlxin* For Contributions Seen A<i Essential lit-current level el produclmii 11 will come In the cod of l'M7 with a total ouipu' for the yesr bf 3.5W,OifO patiengci rejipin .mil M26.... L . rrriri u,iit, ’ \ eoihft . 1 -- v,i|| |tr c n.i | i.bly b*!ow wjtal it. exi’cilcd tn turn nut in i it, iceon'l tK>*tnei yror r 9/hcn tbc r„i Ijttnfi--, i»iini> into 1947 Ifiete.w rte,m m v pre dirtinns tin* yi-nr yrur would i^’1* A report of the finance eommittea of the Pilot Club given at -V tha mealing of tha flub held In Tliere are no provitinrti in 5,iui0,000 paavengrr nulirmobih*, SHANGHAI, Nov. 88 l/P>— 7 Below Reported tha Tourist CanUr last ast night va-fr,, Judge Fish's will tgr contributions eume from the aaermbly luies. First unofficial estimates from vea led th at approxximately *60 P 1* In North Dakota had baen realised from om tha bridge 1 *° existing hospitals and no proi- As the induatiy experts saw tinparty sponsored by tha elub on peel for immedisty construction of year ahead material ulmrlaiP’* Thursday evening. - ^Fidr —Mrmnri.il Hospital, Inn- would ditapprni uftriyJnly- ami By ASSOCIATED PRESS the t o e wuiilil atait rolling out of Temperature* dropped1 to below ment Party) would score a land* to give another eru p ir r e il— levete■ro irr parts af-'thw_Midwg ■rilrfe yittenr -m -laat -week' . . ____ __ to ttrirtg— tir-im r 4ee*.ei the Fiih evtate im , lid tn» ttfi^fgrtw rtnr—m— hit new aeaaonal Iowa In near future. A letter o fap p ree- day as they expresied the hope gnr ihF ftnll half of th r ' -year. 'Uonai t».Hsnibly i-tccthm*. Three picdiHiuii i were n*t reAmong tha top ten elected in •eetlona today as cool weather lation for the $10 . ation I ? tho that lire rcijionre to ■llir Junior Children's Home Society fn Jacka lin d t materiul Mmrtagrt doggril .'JiaiighaK- worn six Kuomltvtang continued over a wide area. Chamtrer of Commeree drive for The parcurv touched 7 below aonvilia woe read a* v ia one from thr car m akrn, ihinugll the, men and one ntcmlicr of the minor Young China Party, Tho rem ain­ at Grand Fork*, N. D„ land —0 tha Tuberculosis Association of memberthip, to the Frmalri-. Ihitd quarter and welt into the" at Pembina, N. D., and was balow Seminole County for tha $10 con- ljiugblon H q 1 p i I a I, Austin Iinn fmnl week* of the y*'i,r. Only in der wen: non-partitana. Candi­ thr last few week* Im* output date* of the small Democratic xero in part* of northern Minn­ trlbutlnn from the club. , esota. The m an pf cool air ex­ It was announced th a t the Dec­ would not be ndversefy affected. ntlnoicd anything likr rim levrl Socialist Party ranked Slat, and tended,’ with temperature* mod­ ember business m atting will t« Tire Statement of tire trustee, a,- needed for top aaatmbly opera 30th. • . * into the East coast and held In the Vocational Building released for publication i* as fol­ lloit3. Oddly enougti it na* l*’cii The Independent ne-vipuper T 4 erating, rta of the Southeastern state* on the third Tuesday Instead of maintained despite prerarioiitiy Rung Pao said about 600,000 vote* BnfjBMPHBilVQPPMIBPPiMPM mercury wae generally below the fourth Tuesday as l a . the low*: • low stockpiles of estential car were east in Shanghai out of a The freexlng In moat section* of the ruetom. The annual Christmas “In view of the ’effort* of the components. poatibls 1,600,000. This reflected Midwest. Chicago’s IS above was will be "Husbanda Night" end ((•SllsirS n I'aae i:i**itt the general lethargy rgy which gree*. g As waa the en*e earlier In the the lowest mark this season will b* held in the Tourist Center ed China's first Democratic batyear the ear makers have had Temperature* were near nor­ on Dec. 0 a t 6:00 P. M. All those Ying in hlitory. lo resort to emergency measure, mal in' southern Florida, moat of (C n tiB M -» raw* great 1 * Two alayinfr* were repbrted. At Texas, in the ■ in reveeai instancre to-keep th? W**t eit (Tains states PUI Pootutig, aero** th e—river from and nlro on the Pacific coast. (low of p arts, moving iqto the .Shanghai, ruffian, who made -off There was some rain along the Mayor Of Boston. factories. In some raw* vltni with ballot boaca killed Sxu Chu- Washington coast. patlii have had to t* brought Miao, a member.df the peace presThere were snow flurries In Released From Jail from • suppliers to n**emhly u — iii>m i r u , r.iahi 1 many **et|on*—over the Great By President Truman ptanta by air cargo^'plartes, Lake* region, the 8t Lawrehc* fine of Die things that stand Valley, tha northern Appalachians Trial Over Bender's and Santa ClaUa will arrive' at the out as the Industry nears the WASHINGTON, Nor. 26 W> In the Missouri River 'Val-' Municipal I’ier oil Saturday, Dec. end of what, in normal times, , President Truman' tM a» commut­ 6, to take hla plaep a* guest would be irihealthy-year's output Death Begins Today ley into western Illinois. , Miami’* 84 was the highest ed the federal mall fraud sen­ of honor in the Christmas p a ­ IIM la w * »>, l-aar Sllakll (»The . ... o f. Frederick George, reading on yesterday’s weather tence of Mayor James M. Curley rade which begins a t 10;30 A. I The Itrial af Boston, providing for hi* remap. . niargrd with manalaughter In leas* today /rm tha Federal M. He will be brought to the Gun Running Trial connection with the death of L. Correetiftnal' Institution * at Dan- pier by the ’’Frenchman'* Hay," KIM,ED ON TRACK C. Bcndpr on Oct. 86 by reason the charter cruiser operated hy burr,Conn.Nearing Conclusion MOBILE, A te, Nov. 28 of being hit by a truck drive? Walter Leland, and will immedi­ The commutation provide* that by George on West Flral Street An 11 -year-old girl and her Curlev’a sentence has been com ately transfer from hia float for on -the evening of Oct, » . was younger brother played w ith,toy pleiad with the five months he has tha parade through .town. AUGUSTA, Ga.. Nov. 20 (AT— started this morning after a Jury balloons yesterday on m railroad served of a six to !8 months sen­ Tha parade trill move from the Tes'imony at a Navy machine gun was rhosen In Circuit Court. Yea- trestle, apparently unaware of tence on a mail fraud conviction. pier south on Park Avenue to theft trial in U. H. district court .lerday two panel* of juror* were an approaching streamliner. Mr. Truman atw commuted the First Htrert. raat on~ P trit Street neared— an -and to d a y -ra fte r exhausted-and*no ju ry eouM be---- The engineer saw the children sentence of Donald Wakefield to- 8anford Avenue, south on San­ stretching all tho way to I-satin •elected then. as the train bore down upon Smith, a former member of the ford Avanuc to Fifth Street, America and embracing report* Dr, Leonard Munaon, the first them, but was unable to belt National Relation* Board, who west on Fifth Street to Park Av- of tdo revolutions. « r on the stand this morn- the streamliner In time. Charged with taking tty*-' gun* was convicted on th i asm s charge. atroc, north on Park Avenue to testified that Mr, Bender died Both children—Nettie V. Htt- Smith had bean aentencad lo a First Street, and ea st on P in t are Karl Eiaouluirdt of Kllkott the result of a fracture at guley and her • elght-year-oH term of from four months to one Street to Fort Mellon T ark. Al City, Md., Edward Browder, Jr., the base of the skutT, brother Kirby Lee—were killeJ year and a day. Fort Mellon Park Santa will leavo of Amarrltn, Tex., J, Meredith Dewey LeGer, owner of the instantly, The commutations moan that the float and hold court at the Russell.of Baltimore, and Manuel ditched' truck that Patrolman Mr. at|d Mrs. Herman Hugu- both .Curley and Smith wili be re^ Tourist Center. Free gifts of can­ L. I'uego of Miami, Ft*. Bender was investigating when ley of nearby Whistler, the par­ Kiscnbardt and Browder; who tn Uimo to spend Thanks­ dy will tie given to all children. the accident happened, was the ent*, , have three other children. giving with their families. wric on the stand ypsterdsy, tea Children living in Seminole second witness put on the aland that instead af Ireing stol­ County outside Sanford and in tifitil by Assistant S t a t e Attorney en from nearby tHiih Field a* Oateen are again reminder! that George A. DeCotta* who .with weapons were lernght and na 1 1 a beautiful watch ami $126 in for 8 t a t e Attorney Murray Overwith funds of tho Dominican cash priies are reserved for them conducted tha prosecution. Republic, (('•ottas,* <m r u t Klakll tUorney* L, F. Boyle ^andjG. Thoy hoy sail aaid th« weapons are intended to help tho Dominican Juror* were token to government thwart a Communist Landlord Subsidy limn reetion threat stemming CHICAGO. Nor. 26 ( ^ - C h ic a g o * six big daily newspapsn, om Cuba and financed from Proposed By Solons fiVcnexuaU. confronted with a sinks by printer*, are tinkering with new way* of puhlahing a new,paper- and are meeting most edition*. CLOSED, B lr f GOOD WASHINGTON. Nov. 2« U P )OIL SHORTAGE Walk into say ol tbs ptanli and the meaning of the strike, into ' CHICAGO. Nov. 28 (AT-W ilGo veto ment subs Idle* for landNEW_ YORK, Nov, _2£l . CDfar a* the mechanic* of (wiling out a newspaper are iiam Behlffmao slemmed down a la - U e u -u f—fu rth er rent ThiFeate, of an east e o rtl fuel Window ***h In hia home lost to you by ear. boosts were proposed today bv oil shortage, Induced by a dearth lir e »oft click-click of, typewriter key* has replaced tbc heavy Senator* Taylor (D-Idaho) and then colled for hla* facilities, were eased Ruck (R-DeL) dag of linotype* a t Ur* Trih-m —----- — ■ — when the U. 8. MarU» 1 “If we w ant' reasonable rents mtaaion announced ap­ way.. and axtenaloa of re n t eontroD,’* proval of the sals of 27 liberty column- Taylor, - told a reporter, "wo type tanker* to oil transpor­ , a timo oa a Usd shouldn't force landlords to for): tation Companies. Uro^ t h r narno of th* ms- the blits as we ora doing now Th# vesaeis, owned by tha Anger* which hod in many cases. commliriofi, can carry 10,000 ton* bndeT the cash. Now, Instead o f ^ r to th* “W* should aubaidix* them. of oil. Twenty-four other* of compering room to be set into And way not. Everyone else is tha **ma type alto will be sold FkhLffroan ’jdd^a** O |0 p tW u*wi e te g h f' SSd ad- up to hia armpJte In.the profiteersoon as processing can he rr»ii> H O m ^ m pas, Ijout, the fommbmton said. ing gravy bowl." m S a n t a C la u s W ill A r r iv e O n D e c . 6 F or X m as P a rad e New Printing Method Is Tried Out SB1**”’ K iw a n is C lu b Is E n t e r t a in e d B y _ _ _ U avc_Sh an m n i Kluiinlnn* were today ehtertainrd at the Tourist Club with tin- music of I4UIf Ifttve Ehannun nml his Arir.tii;t Wrangleri* wlm were intrrulueed I>y F. Ilm>l.y ' W ight. i.ytm Police Use Tear Gnu* To Break Up I TToili-r tin- Frenrh compromise, solving an initial ilit pule .|>etwe*n the western powers mid R ussia. on uheritor In ctHitlllef first tha tpionliou of liealie* wilh Austria in Geiinntiy, the Austrian treaty notuinnllv lake, its place at the top of the list Hut teal altelitlnn will tu* givetv initially to German issue*, as tho Russians insixtrd. The French proposal, which the deputies are now to eotnider, 1* to allow the Auririan government to negotiate directly with each of tie- Rig Four powers as tn what* property within the Austrian oc­ cupation rone* can he considered B'ttiiUniffti **« FAR IS, Nov. 26 (iV) — I hr Mmidry ol ihc Inlciior annoURced today the cxpubnin from France <t| 19 Rtm ian, lor ''inleileicttc' in French offnira" during' .tl»ftoient Irlmr rti,i«. wbicli ruipiatl an nrw violencr ax police ami sinkers battled in (lie streets el. Lynn. Hie ahnotmcernenl identi'hcd fTir Uuni.ins n* menib-t, i>f ili" “Soviet [i.t Ir ml it union’ and *.,id they imlttdrd ll.r ju c id rn l. Ite.r uici and two icciftafici-.genciil ol (tie organi/aliun. I be 19 weir taken by bus JJo an undat-d linnticr and Jiul^w ro,, the Imrdcr. ’ the ministry said. . In Lyon polite med irar g.t’ to break up a s t n k c i mi nl i on (he pielrrtore *after a' TiiYi i Fred IViktiB rend nn expri-’ • ulnn of sympathy sent - hy the Ktwnnis Club lb ■the Iterenvcd family of the late Roy Green who w«* an -arrive member of the club, * An invitation lo memlters of the-club to ntlend Union Thank t giving service* at the First Bap­ ti s t - Chttrrh- Thnrrday morning was extended by, the Rev, J. t; l.d in r ta lly t ,d|rd b y i b r C n n i McKinley, ■*’ — IImold KiV'Int-r announced tb.it iminitl-dominated General l-ntr a pblT of member* showed rltsl f f rvllttre tl fit I*I*■•*" I Ir.I»l i the majority wrre in fav o r--rf holding a linnce in the m ar fn tore. Guests were: - (Tinrfi's II.... ,..y of f lip ago Jeff Johnaoti of j C a t t l i o l i c C o n f t T C I l C C Orluri'h*, f »l. SatfllKftn llntriimm nn«l C’hml»‘^ l.nniinir of tho Kfy |M1 taels With Youth Day Club. The club heartily applauded thr l.AFAYKTTK, la... Nov. 2(1 f/I’i V irhrstre, especially “ II"tr_Cackiin" rdaywl by 1>bvi‘ on hla violin, ■The National Cnllmlic Rural nt the request of Herman B. l.ifd ectnferenco will close hero Morris, "Feudin and Fightin’ ■■ in tmUy with an obaenilnea of ptayeii nml ming hy arcordiaillvt '•Youth |)ay'' lo im maiked by Margie Bronson, “i'll * Keep On cricbratlon of Pontifical ma**. Bishop William T. Mulloy, of larvin' You" With a luiss viol solo hy Hill Marlin, aml^U’og O' My L'uvington, Ky.,-wUi. U> tha ccleHeart' starring Wallace Gore on hranL Ho will lie assisted hy a the «tecl guitar. Ia,rry Vaughn choir of more than 1,000 chil­ played plectrum guitar. Rrailey dren. (hlham annmmerd th at tha group Yesterday the conference heard will play for thr Jayrea aeries a Protestant propose that the of jamboree* starling Saturday rhurch lake tho initiative in pronight at the Armory. Capt. llyrd imding Italanre lietween agri* lludsqn led in group singing In with rullun* and industry in ymloDr. II. H. MeCastin accompanying. vtloped regions. ; J , ■ess Here In Chamber Of Commerce Report Perp»ning of the Si. Jolrn* JUver channel to 12 feet, dredg­ ing work o» which has already started and which should be completed Bert summer w*i ’crmxd the moit 1m|Kutint project of the Semi­ nole L’ouniy Chamber of Coinmrrce by W. V. Bitting, retiring presi­ dent, m hit annual report inuetl today. Among the other outstanding accompli,hments tilted by_M r Bit•ling a re ^ -1be Gr^ybotnu But Termini I on Commerciil Avenue: R a­ dio Station WTRR at the Mayfair' > itmn projects] 1'iujnva, other road Inn; operation of the French Smyrna and dint?I mens' Ray Company alght-aeelng the George Barr Umpire school boat; entertainment of winter that resulted In publicity In Llfa visitor* urulir direction bf E. M. Magaxlnei the Chattanooga basell - - -Toledo - - -Club 8- chool; Armitage; tho glider meat laai lull training hiarch and .the I-abor Day ecle- spring training; the State Road Department meeting at th* Mayhyatlon and 'banquet Other events of th* year point­ fair, and the exhibit at the Cen­ ed out by Mr: Bitting were: Road tral Florida Fair In Orlando. "I hav# been notified^ stated projects Including contract oq Road 203 from Oviedo to the Ur. Bitting, "that negotiation* Orange County Lina, work on with tha government for th* Navy Rood 67 from Sanford to New (rWallaard mm Pa**. Klehll ^ - - -i:- * * 1 —-wc—■“ * • — ’ ; ;— - T 1Shipwreck Victims On Const al Island KKTClIlKANi Alssks. Nov. 28 01T—Thf f o is t Guard rr■prrrrn t ^ toif x r - t t —tin! fiiurrd■ four nicn alive snd three dead on th trtw s af the Army transport flarkadale Victory, which a 4, -.mashed on th« rorkv treach «f llippi* fslanS. OAKLAND. N o v . 2d. * 1 ^- . (AT— Coindr Jxiqi-. Jrn-.'-n, C o a s t G uard operation' officer at Keli liiknn, Alaska, told the Oakland Tribune In a radio Irlephnnp con­ versation today that 12 men had been landed on H ipps fjla n d but had failed in an hour and a half (a filial hnv survivors of the it ri*c|.<-ij Iran.*port,. Clarkadaln -Vlctarg,___ 6 ITto f ir* n-i survivor* have imon found," li" said, '/doe* not rmfexsarlly mean lhere arc none. The Island Is hravity wooded." T h r, newspap’ r said the Coast Gnat I had tv u cutter* at -the scene of the wrecked ship which spirt yestefda'V, In all, he aaid,25 to .10 men wllf Im put ashore to search for the 61 [mrsoni who were aboard the Hl-faled ship which foundered in rough set*. Comdr. Jensen said there was n poxalblllty that the missing ^tern of the ship had floated away, rarrying some df tha men ntinard the r.hip. ' Two Coast Guard amphibian planes and two Itnytri Canadian utupliiUau. [dauus wera t#-*eour the calming aeaa. Stores Will Close On Thanksgiving Day Stores and pi area of huainea*. numiclpal and county office* will I* closet! for Thanksgiving Day. Tlic Post Office, scheduled to rinse thi* noon, will not be re­ opened until Fjiday morning. Th* Herald will not be published on Thursday. Union Thanksgiving aerrlee* will Im held at 0:30 o'clock Thurs­ day morning at tho F irst Baptl*t Church under direction of the. 8anford Ministerial Aaaocla16)11, Th* aermon will ha given by tho Rev. rtmigla* Chari#*, oa- . afatant pastor of th# First Freihvterian Church. The Rev. Glenn Smith, pres blent of th* A**oef*--_tb n , will prealde. Tho Sanford Vocational School will broadcast a Thankiglving play over Station WTRR a t 2:30 o'cloeWv • MIKOI.AJCZYK HERE NEW YORK, Nov. 28. (AFT— Slanlalaw Mikolajcxyk, P o l l * h Peaaant Party Uader who fled Poland for England recently, , arrived by plan# today from L6»vdon. H a’ was accompanied by three forma* officials df tho peaaant part. ' ■ " ■ • ■» 1 . M h fc ir ^ y strikers* 12 M e n S e a r c h F o r stllA i’ at- — 1 ■Kcupving but two of the three Meeting Is Held By Pilot Club At Public Support For Tourist Center Jayccc Campaign Is (t'w a tlaa r# »■ l*M a *1 1 * * 1 1 M LONDON No*. 2ft t/Pj—French : source, laid lire foreign minuter* council agreed today to place the Austrian tre.itjr at the lop-of their Two cabinet officer* toldl'ongrcriL To Europe Plan 70d*jnhal nr view of the pro Senator Wherry (R-Neb) raid “ tome younaer tenatort" ale cons, Partitionists failed to . ( h o u r l y ddm ng .offering an- W g jf tg M gain in itretytli in The Auem1 ssemNyi to cut back the Senate hill by forenoon tettion hut they may $106,000,000, the tame amount pickup tome advantage -tiuopgb amount trn U titg j^'trick en out by the absence of Siam, whiclr ye*, .ihc.JIaUSt—Foreign-Affair* -Com­ tartfay voted agaimt partition in mittee. Wherry told reporter* he antici­ the .Atiembly'* 57*nalion Paleipate* thi* attempt will fail and the tine committee. The plan wai approved yetler Senate “will pair this overwhelm­ dav in the assembly's Paletljne ingly." rommittre by a vote of 25 J o J N : On thr Home tide of the. CapPn a ‘'*tf*w-vofeMtbl*lt this Wat ijpf, ffriK ptp-pecli cropped up of one tbort of ihp ‘two-thirdi ma­ delay in final action on the projority needed for final approval gram. Chairman Tabor (R-NY) said in plenary tetdon. It probably will be Dee. 4. at the m The two-third* majority I* earl if at before the llouae AppropA sad on those premiat and vot riatlon* Commt.tre can even conInjg either for. nr against. A t t e n ­ rider appropriating emergency tion* are not eounjed In tljo total aid for France, Italy and Austria. number voting. Tal>er told this to reporters af­ Uaually reliable source* aald the ter a conference with President opponent* of partition might pick Truman. .up an additional vote from LiAfter cutting JIOS.OOO.OOO from u 'M i i i t r a 'n r*a» *-«»*■»* the 1697,000.000 the Admlnlftralion asked for France, Italy-and Austria, the House Foreign Af fairs Committee added $60,000,01X1 for China. The meagure.be/arn the Foreign A m ir s Committee simply eaU*. ’s Par ted To Austrian Peace Pact Is Placed At Top Of Ministers’ Agenda; Germany Is Second ■H a . t- �You, Too, €an Be A Glamour Girl Just Pluck A Magic Irish Ifarii Golden Age Yields Its Place To The Tenemant Project for friend* when they came (o Hr AOKI. AIDE KERB the •house-. «nd th*T» dor-nnldlef* AF Nescafe* Iurr-i W rltir In IjoimliaJa. In ifme she began NEW YORK Thi- Is prinu* eforr v t How up, Irish h jB^igppnpiter ■i the iiilght tran sfo rm ed ____ Society Diiwnbunt thought »Ju> was an ugly duck­ ling Into a gJvnpr t'irl- , . , ...... «!■—»***£*■ This winter, n.i she plucks her punnls, Susan look her harp and harp or cradle* a either, you may i went—In her dimity dress and h er njmrtnr tratlartr nf-Srot: hrrTiatr'Tti a Irrsld—lo p la, i f f Hr n » t . n n n . E NEW YORK GF>—Manhattan, olwayi MtfdJJM DfltW oiM cit Die part, symbolises noet Trnnyton * famous Hne—**Tlie old order change*, yielding piece lo new.'* ig building than someone betfni tn plan lo tear it down and replace (t with aomrtfclng store marveloua. But the death of two famous old mansions—the red Vanderbilt palace on Fifth Avenu# and Charlie Schwab’* alatel, granite chateau on Riverside Drive marks the final passing of New Y<rrkV no-called "Golden Age." Crashing with the blow* of Wreckrr hammers deatrovlnr theae t w o great edifice* are the gaudy standards of the late nineteenth century financial titans, whole fortune* were *o vast the society dandv Ward McAllister coined this rule-of-thumb definition of s m ith ; **A fortune of only a million I* respectablu poverty. Soma antics of the' fabulous p*oI* of that fabulous day are recalled by Andrew Tuily, former w ar correspondent. In hi* book "E ra of Elegance*!" Mr*, William william Artur a it or — '"theT Mr* Aalor—dipped Into $60, 000 to spend $2,260,000 on i nalssance palace Guests cc birte.1 $1,000,000 In gift* at celebrated wedding of her d< ter, Carrie. But when thty Honed.off the furniture of #ly*» queen In 1002, a year b g dfiUJf the gilt-eM dSC a sse & r ion River hideaway, liabilities $1,727ABB. Isaac Brokaw, multi-millionaire clothier, insisted that hi* architect put a real moat around hts Fifth Avenue castle on the ground* that ."Thera's mu^a robtiera In this town than all thoM^JCIng Louies bad to put up with" h i'^ n b e e . All that aver tumbled Intudha moat, between $20,1 000 on bis 7,000-acr* “Kijxuit" estate overlooking the Hudson. Ha lived for ______________ , J s t a l human milk and built a *2tf,000 turntable ao be wouldn't havw to move to keep In the sun. it I M M n liC M , (lt.000.MO iiab castle for the sol* par* pos* of pouting wine, built a i 000,000 cottage, on upper Fi Avenue also, tusl>to hay* a he quarters to give away $260,01 enemy, Henry Frick vowed: "I spent $17,000,000 on marhla palaoa^f stocked It $30,000,000 tn1art* treasure* rilled th* whoje thing aa a W E D N E S D A Y , N O V . 26, HH7 T H E 8 A N P O K D H E K A L D , 8 A N F O H D . FL O R ID A PAGE TWO fire or six mure. Result was a aix weak’a engagamerit there, and later an 18 month*' engagement at Cafe So­ ciety Uptown. I ART OP TUXKIY CARVINO U simple If you follow these baste Steps ( I t Hold the drumstick ftrtn and slice directly down "tTi Then. cut to tb* second joint and separata the leg i l l Slice meat off both sections |4 ) Cut twBh* wing Joint with blade alanted in IS! Carv­ ing lb* breast la easy w ltlfa slurp knife ' lnt*im tiuntH UNESCO Head Given Report On Functions MEXICO CITY, Nbv. 2(1 (AV- Post Office Says It Cannot Handle More Wal- Parcels general conference, today reportWASHINGTON. Nor. 20 UPb~ *d tbgt It “ la UNESCO'*-function Th# Poet Office Department, now to build the framework of under- handling, the greatest volume of standing in which the United mall In Its history, said today It Nation* ran functions-*' cannot handle with it* praannt Elsenhower. President of the facilities a heavy Incrrasc in shipU. S, National Commission-for tin- menta of relief package* to warUnltad Nation* Educational, Scl-( torn pogntriea. enftne and"Cultural1Organisation,' Paul Aiken, second Assistant asserted that UNESCO "I* now a Postmaster General, told the somewhat" squally infant, and It la Senate Civil Service Committee going to grow up to full manhood (hat heavier relief shipment* tar W4ef shlumei as a powerful IIJ-requlre.vSf/nttr,i ;• and facilitiea. Is - s tndkiiur mges, hut no political S shipment* posing* free or sent, na milltarjL__agr**-1 *T CU1|t in half tha-puaent. sate *4- t no economic argrement Is! ** ty i kF-worlh- the paw nrit- Is ' .i on without underatand -1 After that thing* began tn hap! pen fairly fnsL Recently Busan completed her first morle' "Glam­ our Girl,’'.m o d e in nine day*, she say*. Tills winter she will with tears. ’ . • ilng In concert In 30 American The singer IV 20-yritr-rdd Sh»nn I rlties, Aa *«on rfs she can find Heed, daughter of ptnvmrigtit Dan Jlred and leadorO ilermrlt time a he will make HR recording* of her t.a Ilad* for Tlie Library of of Ho American Theatre V ' Site grew; up ill lh*» B*rtrth. where . Congress. her father -was th" director uf Between time* ah* Ij^linU MMthe Columbia. R. I! Tnwrr Tht«- 1 >md-haiid nhul|*. addipg to her ........... ' I- Hi-- - - ' tor. amt wtrh him rim m dw trwrnh lule*, which now totals 2p. In (be summer she travels down fiouth making her own recording* of mountain folk songg, to add to bar. ! repertoire. - UAHBGNE'S MEDITATIONS BUNDS YARDLEY l l a n l i M •• Cedar - Polishsd A la Ask Me For Free E sdm ite P . W . S T E V E N S - 617 W . R oblnaon • • P h o n e 2-0729 v \ _ I), CHARLOTTE ADAMS A T eal, U rer Fie Cream of Celery fVcrap Liver Fie with Vegetable* Tossed Orren Halid Chocolate Peppermint Cake w lihV eci S'alice* bacon 1 pouqd lirer, cut in lmell M M H rtyis' at Iced' onion* 1 cup chopped celery $ tnUeiqoyu* chopped caUry . . - G H O U P I? Iced carrots *1 beef bouillon Cuba 2 teaspoons salt 9 cup* boiling water Daah of lag? Dash iif paprika Vfc tabic*poop Worcester■ shite Sauce IMr cupa sifted flour 2 teaspoon* baking powder M teaspoon salt 3 tablespoon* huttiT or margarine Hr cup m ilk'(about! Fry bacon. Add-liver and onion* id brown slightly. Add the cel­ t-ry and leaves, carrot*, bouillon cube and salt to the balling water and cook until the peltry and agerota -are tender. Drain. There should be about 2 rflpi of llquur, if not, add water to make the re­ quired amount. Add meat mix­ ture and vegetables lo liquid, then add remaining ingredients duwn - o r - old aflaiecurity fortham«*!»«, ond to p ro te c t , G R O U P U? Man who h a rt quit worrying about what the fatura h at in flare lor thim ba­ cons* they know they and their toted ones ore pro­ tected by ample life insur­ ance, no m atter what may thing, about itTo tola G ro u p II. d o a t m em b ers o f A t 'W o o d m en of Ur* W o rld v m doing—hu|/d future M curify for your* te ll a n d yo u r Joyed ones b y m onthly, quarterly. sem i­ a n n u a l or a n n u a l p a ym en ts an sa le, sound, leg a l Insurance protection. Enloy, W O O D M E N of the W O R L D Lif* Insurance Society OMAHA. NEBRASKA OOt M l i r r i t C I I D I l l s . 001.OIB * Htuding ad fuu. iii'icli I ^ -ris k s lt .Ktbit, And anyway » JULpluiup. AUtl Icfth. J wouM . . . . . . ....... . I rniildn't l»car to show my .t( t th and I alwaya wanting lu liidc...! wuuU bnvi- Inch awfully unhaptiy If I hadn’t been So Imsy pinging nrwi lieing In kchool plays "Then one day," i AIk mi cited increased mail ex­ acted .during the Christm ai ESCO’a function to lolidnys and said at any rate the — .—„ --------------------, -----Japartment will not he able to standing In which tha United, work not detail* required hy a Nations can function." rut-rat* service until after Jan. 1. Elsenhower, President of Kan-» He testified the 400,000,000 of It’s a magic harp -grrtm with sai State College, summarised at! International parcel post for the gold designs on It, It. trars>a new* conference the achieve-' fiscal “year 1047 represents an furms urn. tfh o n - 1 —taka—that harp in my artni and play I E fJ U tN 6p VbirtTJAM y T o T q ' £ N & M Y ,Y o u X E If4 «Ur Cirwrully — — He-4. FINCH,“DlfltrirF-Mararfrr Office Phone 967 — Heeidutce 13< n o South Park Avenue Sanford F on a lightly floured board and knead for 30 second. Roll V* Inch thick aml . fi*.. over-the eaaasrele. f a r ro Tnimjwfrortibiii la nicely browned. ll/iitT Lml nlnfit it111? - tltANT If Boon, lo the strain* of ln-r Irish.harp, Busan began to sin alupendoua link of greatly ex­ panded service," mrinbcr*. Hr urged IrgUlatfoq to etiah!' the Post OlfifT! Ilcpkrtmcnt to get aiMItlmial space and far ill: from govei ninent ugei til It rust, sUggc-clmg I The post offlca now operates Navy*nnd* W nr A* u-l« ) Us International parrel at np- lion facilith-k U- uae-l. proximate)/ rust. y toss In revenue," Aiken 'General acccpianrt'must be replarrd to cnab'e conference of. the.whole prugram th* department to carry out tb* In mass communications and free flow af Information across nation a] boundaries." Beminola County today. Mailing will continue .throughout h the next ten days. Prompt res­ lo the Christmas Seal letBuy ChriHtmAH SuuIb ponse era will bo greatly appreciated Spcclnl I’arlloM nm l U aiuiueln and donors may feel sure that the Harry M, Huffman, of 600 Park fharing of tlirir gifts will mcati Avqnuc came Into thr Bemlnnle much to others amt to themselves, For ncjunntlnn* ‘i’hon? Dritng? Ctty Hotel County TO offlca on Monday and said George Touhy, president of * Bern - 'mob• Bounty ~ i VII Ai soclgr*akfd ■«*; pnreha—■his seals' i m i the fjUD # NOTICE Huffman I Firnt To (irftnjTe t'lTy,' T lo rtiln I believe In the work uf The Home Demonstration Club* of Seminole County, under the direction of Mrs. Oulda Wilson, have signed and folded four thou­ hi* name outlast Carnegie's. sand Beal Sale letter*. "We stand ready to serve and assist this organisation In ell ways possible and we want to do our part to* , ---- . ------- ----- ---------ward a wonderful and successful pausing Into the post office* all Baal Sale." Sold Mrs, Wilton. Hhowli ^.Calling a l t kid d ie* ! m 'v-N H F r i d a y \ Thure. fi G e le ira te M«»u I FREIGHT TRAINS Of VVOMAM li S0$7 AMD BRAKE SPECIAL- Hakg a Joyfu) nolae onto ihe Lord,’ alt L:. S v v a th* I-ofd with gladness;• come befono hi* m 1 Know Catalog Tn ■he R ita.O a wmmp Orlando W . with •; ’ v It la he - ^ .• �. • •• . W KJJNKSDAY, NOV, f . FAt.K THHUk. .1). SA .N K IU U , FLOIUDA THtii SA N P O ttP H t 1947 Frances R. LefHa THE OLD HOME T O W N Chosen As 1 Of 7 Florida Delegates /TH-'MAILXM HO TIM E— - Frances Klta LeFils, 16, daugh­ ter of G. C. LeFIbs of (i«o«Va BLIT IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL Ta k e t w i c e t h a t l o n g , AIh.ui half the nraiilian adult population it illit«*i ate. By STANLEY Y W IT H T H A T R IG H E S A I D ) [ HE c o u l d Dis t r ib u t e < ha* been rho'scn sa on* of i» v f i Florida 4-H rluh girls who will j attend the National Club' ’Con* gre*» In Chicago-Nov.. 3fl to Deo. 5, It srii* announred today by Vino Oulda WiUun, rounty home demnmtration airenl. Misa U F ili was selected for thp trip because of her achieve­ ment In the 4-H d u b Dress Revue contest. She won second place, in |h a ItMfl State Cbdhlpg Achieve- ' inent Contest and has completed! a total o 120 project*. Neat to her dress making and ; sewing. Frances regards 'poultry [ work as tops on W Hat of 4-11 ] dub work. Starting with 1001 rhleka, she raised, earrd for, and | .sold them, realising a profit of XU on the lot. Out- of oqe lot of I COO, she had luck enough to raise I 10© per cent. She entered the I poultry contest sponsored by S can | ►Hacliurk- and Company in lW fi, and won first prise • «>f tw enty' dollars on her pullets and a p ris e , of loo chleVk in u * egg c m i M f VIIsa U F iU has also Vt.cnged in i dairying project*. "'..She I I I student »t Scmirwde i High School where she u s e s course* In home economics. In 1 W 6 -H I she w j u Class Athletic! Manager, and v luem Ur of tha | school hand and orchestra. This; •sear she la on tha staff of the richool -w grfJ^A i’or the last ' 4 years, her t u n s list appeared an JLha__ school tun elected tills ~ itiecn of the ___________ ____ . . J H b c O R R M K with the Winter 1’atk game. Mlsa LoFlla Is - a member of the Geneva Senior 4 II Club, in wMetmorganixalinn she >s—»d a* president in 1046, -and as «*• creUry In HM6 She was el ret ml eire*pre*td*nt of th g Seminole County Council in this past year, (lleginnlng 4-H rluh work whan (Iv IIAI. HOYLE the was 0 years old, she has now NEW YORK DPI—Wives often been 7 years in 4-H work. Mrs. wonder nut loud why their hus­ W. L 8ie* of Geneva, is the band* never listen to them. . The adult leader of her club.' reason is very simple. They quit Frances’ trip to Chicago will listening because they can't un­ be sponsored and financed by derstand their wives. Simplicity Pattern Company. Why? Don't their wive* speak It. W. lilacklock. sU te 4-H leader, and Mrs Edith Y. Barrui English? No, they don't speak of the State Agricultural Exten­ English. And If their husbands sion Service will accompany Miss are Chinese, they don’t Chinese LePIs and 14 o th e r. Florida 4-H either. Nor do they speak bird Fwinnera to Chicago,' where they word* If their husbands are stool *l.eFII* and 14 other Florida 4-fl pigeon*. clubs from HR states and CanVda Women—and particularly wive* for a week of educational ex —develop a language of their own hlldU. inspirational talks, and which hear* about tha- tame rela­ visits to points of Interest. tion to the language of men at a fog doci to a clear day. There are mpny theories as to this, bat I have my own. I think Seminole County it is because of shock. A woman Court Recordn generally makes only on* cut decision in her life. Tl at marriage time when she r i -Mimsay V S Ailm . f a rt J lU n u m T « Ja »k Nesl rla v Mns*lli to the m inlstrr'e question wi anotha anil dcrMandl' • T — k n o v ln , IJ n m a Kl'.i Ida less V. H la l, Punk H W r n s . C lu rtu t* I, m ss K lls e lm lh sirs* t ' e U r r l » uml L A s»«. Morris * lu x Fram e, T o Letuls A i l u l U r sad t* «trl»h ' I C o m Kiln*. __ W illia m s , C h arlie T i l t e l W i l­ liams r l u s S*lm *. To floss*; • . * • ' • . - • . ' ■ * ‘ # 1v 9 L , 4 J. . CCOl — -----. TWO tu u 04A i m 1*1* CY t a iim h i learm to draw bm k into his uten-' tal mist lor shelter. • H«- ceases .*» • »;' lu-luluil. «• pretend* to,- - T— . ■*•'* I t . , Ju t f M In 5.000 yeafa of elviliiation male Inventiveness lia< come up with only two expressions to coin* with the mysterious languagii developed by wives. the butter" if hy wants some, hut To lie safe, you can say "Uh-h- •U IH I a woman asks by *aying, ‘‘Won’t you have some butter?" This orlcnfsl influence in the language Is pidbshly n hangover (rouble. from the time Genghis Khan raid­ ed Europe.' N«4g rrikr* dhtress af MONTHLY I will give*you anoihor example. If a wife casually mention* that the girl next door Is “Really quite prejty, don’t you think?", she may mean any of the following things the girl Is pretty. IThl* simple • xplanatlon is highly .unlikely.i (2) Tlwt It Is too had the girl Is reallv so homely. • (3) “Oh, so you have been giv­ ing her the eye, you two-timer.*' (4) That she is considering marrying the girl off to ono of vhtur bachelor -friends In an atteniul lo break up your Friday night poker games. (fil That the girl Is pretty, but her mother plays a lousy Rami at bridge. '<61 That ft has been a ' lung time since you nald that she her­ self (your wife) is pretty. Realising that even the simplest statement of his wlfP may rlnak half n dnten hidden meanings or he put out as bait to draw him Into a controversy ho can't hope -H>-wtn:- t tic - i ffl6 ' mm Are you troubled by distress of 1, 111*1* runMioaal periodic dlitmbiiiifi1 Doe* this niaks ,on sunee from twin, (eat *o aeriou*. tiled— at such U an l Thru so try Ljdls K. Pluktiun's Vrtrlsblr COiiqround to rellsta nub ayinprisot rinklism'* ties a frond sootMns rftn t oil one «/ woman'! mint Important ofjsml \f t 7 / — s — s / ' / • — * • • • ✓ u u t if u ilm 1*f<4 >of «sin*i h . h n t in g Sad j l l l t'elerv vLYDIAL PlNKHAM'S&Mr&a L* for • . SC Cats Hm i ' i she) y w » r t sen on question* o( rnoicv. Gradually her language . hacome particularly n rross word fusing to men, who understand words only In their dictionary meanings. j < . His wife’s vocabulary had be- " • for Cou£h j, Chcil Mooney. V irg il T o tlss*l St M«ob if,* simple *Se-es1> llllrh ro rk , Harold f mux Ituthli To / y —om^ Wanted, Buy Or Rent, Dictionary ■ On Wives’ And Women’s Vocabulary «y - . A venue your besj dessert recipes » .V n iA T rm . M ugruttiK * tJ^bor n, V la rtts , A Klorlds K J . To T m a tt end Hank VJerld^ J tta r e It H H sus T o - llro w n , llatbesx H * x T n g s m tly Leas C o . • (. - . AtainxiwicnT o r *oicr«A«»!a PnnfoiM llrowria I'rnlll llt'i|>, to H anford A tla n tic N a tio n a l Dank McIntosh. H O I t T<* K»orW U A s t e ' Hank. . B d llh T Iw e S »d M arie T SUIscll A d ins. T o S ls ra s rs i lA s g le v . ■ A n s r A t 'T io x as* w o n y t i A i i n s F lo rid a g is ts R a n k T » C . t l Mo** Stillsr, n o r A »tuk Allr.u W m To Virgil M A u i l s H u t •tJ iu .n BRINGS THE * gallon.■M N To John J I-em,r alui A llb NlW TtLV S A s f.-rd A tls iiU . N il'.v b it U A n h To n a fiS t ISrX'rutg. v . O t- iw , a * i r r y mart 7 * Ussotu an,w: " l. , Jf, lin e land g ln s n to O s ;, t a A •‘orlwr alas ItiH b lls . ^ i a ' « . * « t < i it* Y* 2.33 2.15 2.03 BIRDSEY’S BEST, ,4 BROTHERS t MONEY 8AVER] ‘ THANKSGIVING DINNER t j • 3A V IN G St Q U A L IT Y LORMANN’S t t s r » r )( . * r* #■! Fruit Cocktail , . •• • 'SPECIAL DISCOUNT•200 LBS. OR I WAKEt^P BUSINESS/ : :1*4 ' By AUverUdng In | / ' BIRDSEY’S Q U A trU X LAYING MASH 10%', SCRATCH GRAIN, • DAIRY FEED 20?jj / Hot Hiacult mod Duller -Uil/j Togged Salad with Lormann'g Drcaaln^ T ha NvsrxpapOf Ice Cream or Pumpkin Pie (choice) Tea or Coffee Y“ - “F°r ♦ Hf* K : JH - • *-. —** -*•^ • V _ V B I R D 5 i. E l FLOUR & FEED STORES SIS East Fimt Klreet Sanford, Florida - itisii r 'S M l ______ . -* FROM MILL TO YOU, ■ J750 Orlando Driv. (U B 17) i Mile* Boa Ik of Downtown Sanford I W 1S47.W > ■ ■■ HOG RATION .. jiH . t r ■ v. S i 'f f , . . ' y %f ■ 1 ' _ .J �I . •*< I - "• • (*AGE POUR ' , c* ... . Thanksgiving too is k m im iim Wliat tlid Iho Pilgrimn have that we haven’t got? • •4 *«•»<•■» al With all our housing shortage, we have more houses. With >aaf*i.l. **lu,Ms nil our shipments abroad, we l u ^ more food. With all our 111 Magaslla A n n , u_ high prices, we have more luxuFfcs. xu m s. But the Pilgrims had *.'■!,re* ■• *Mraa< m a lt'* faith and humility and were thankful for their blessings: Owtafcar 31. I l l * , mi t*aat o fll< r • What were these blessings for which the Pilgrims were r l Sanford. ll a t M .lf e n d rr Ik* A fl 30 thankful? ‘They had survived one winter in the new at C u iN H ml wt*a a, l#er. world while many others had perishud from cold and hun­ ger. The warm summer's sun had .brought forth tatintiful NOLUJU I- DMA *■t u a r r crops and IhcTr store houses were bursting with food., They c m iu iik IIE A V H a t li . it N i M f i i looked forward confidently to their second winter. Beyond that, the Pilgrims had little, or nothing. Their houses were made of logH, often without floors. Their beds I I Hal H IP IIO X I 'iir la r , w * «k were apt to be straw piled in a corner. They suffered for * »a lh . want of warm clothing, medical supplies,’ and other neces­ M aalfci ■ U M a a lk , sities. They were in constant danger from thr\ Indians. Yet, On, t i n r they were-thankful, and hie it noted, thanked God. A ll • k lla a r , M n i r a it a •• We by comparison are incredibly better off. We suffer tk ank t ■■oalailaaa aa4 a u * l» ,. ,1 iBltrtalaaaaala fa r I k , ,■ • > » * , » l more from overeating than from hunger. We takd luxuries t a k in g fa M a . w ill k » rfcaraSd l,a as commonplace of which pur ancestors could never have at tcgm lar e d t r riltM a >■!«». dreamed. We enjoy the highest wages in the world and I•UnA Nanaraa,* *l»vrro«a»atlit*. m i m a i i I k , H tra ld la ak>- have the best standard of living. Yet we arc not thankful. k a lU a a l ttalA nt a d » » M lt l » g . O ld - We cry for more. tot ara aaalalalaatl la I k , lain*** Even in strife-tom France and poverty-stricken Italy t i l l , , ta I k , t s s a l r r n l l k k ,n t f n « .i l*r» la C » l r * a » and !»• • , T a l k . they have much for which to be thankful. Both have re­ iald li Il., a a i n k i l a t 1fc> t a . Ila H tra I u m Ii I i # P ra tt taklrfc I, ia llll.ll cently been liberated from vicious tyrants. Both hnvo so .a iln a l.a l, la Ik* a*, ta r rapnklt far been saved from another tyranny and still enjoy their ra tla a at all tfc, la ,a l a m i g rla i'd . . I I aa all freedom. Both have a rich and gencrouH friend across the la I at* i i m a i p t , a* ' mr AP a ,m A U a a irk n . Atlantic who will see them through .the winter. Yet they are not thankful. They rant and rave. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 2*. 1SIT If all the troubled peoples of the world would get down on their knees and thank God for their blessings, even as imiLE VKHSR FOR TODAY the Pilgrims did three hundred years ago. and then went IN 81’ITB UK HIS POWER hark to their plows, looms and work benches With love ip AND MAJESTY. RULINO TUB tlicir hearts, faith in their feliowman, and confidence in the INFINITE RKAOHBH OK SPACE tulurerhoMueasy , It would-be to preserve thu pcacer-freedom AND TIWfyWE MAY I CAVE’ITTand sccuiity ■«Vth* worldF ' ; ' _. r‘ - ’ — TIMATE FRIENDLY CONTACT Be thankful for whnt you have. And keep faith with WITH HIM FOR H IS KINGDOM 18 WITHIN US TOO: Tbe Lord Him who provides nil. hath prepared hla throne in the • •■■ . * = * Sail* •*■»*( Itlm A t f heavens, and hi*, kingdom rulellt over all,—-Psalm 103:10. - Read tjir nrwi from Europe end be thankful you are an Arnn lean. Pi E. B. in the Tampa Tnl bailtni ..la point. ogl l W - Fiji Meyer* wai not named after.thi general. Every type of new*pa|ier piod utl it now available in adequate ily. the Comment Depaitmrni *U J a d v n ri, e it wipnnf.* ^ • Getieral Bennetl Meyer* wIhj made a fmlune o'ti^ of Air Fmt: roeuremenl. lias been Gripped ul it medal* and deprived of hit $549 a month peniion. A good beginning. E *• * ■ V . Democrat* voted with Republi­ can* in citing alleged Hollywood Communiit* for contempt in a refunding tally of 346 to 17. Democrat* a* well a* Republic*?)*, even when in the minority, sic leeioUl of the prerogative*/ of Congiett. Bob Hanncgan who helped pul Harry Truman in the White Houie hay decided to quit at poitma'itrr general , and go in for baieball He probably figure* lie can get more homt run* in-the ball park than lie can in politic* durian the nyrt few year*. ------- ■ ... Priyda, itate-owned Communiit newspaper in Motco'w, tay* that Leon Blum * wai to unpopulir -ttilh Fienth . nailnu Brituh and American* "decided to come out into Hhe open and pul Robert Schuman in power." Kinl we heaid about it. liege b»* been forced, Rollin* to cancel a football game with Ohio Weileyan became tbe north­ ern college insisted on uting a negro football player. Better to cancel a game than to tun the till of a race riot with unpredktable retull*. Northern college* should r e c o g n i i t- that when you are io Rome, it I* be*! to do at the Romani do. Fuller Warrrn in hi* race for governor i* reported having; the becking of what i* left of the Pepper machine. Over in DtLand th* other night -they were pat* tng the bouquet* back and forth until it teemed** certain one ol them would gel cut on ihe thorn*. We are not quilt ‘line oil how much help Senator rt wo would be to p Pepper * tupport 8 Warren right now. Harold Stauen,' leading liberal candidate for Republican preridential nomination, in the opening blart of hi* campaign, lay* "The belt of progreu in America ha* been mark when liberal, forward, looking proposal* have been blend­ ed and •adjuited with eonrotvetive attitudea iiito an agreed pro­ gram of action." Conservative*. M well a* libera!*, have their place iii 'the world, he teem* to -fif . Underground comtruction i» no *olurion for atomic warfare, pay* I rtporl from Army expert*, who have been itudyim defente* for the next war. "Not alone h it coitly and mm ' _ - WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. F L O R I D A * The Sanford Herald I'altlliktS ■. La t e to c l a s s if y . By RU8SELL KAY The Florida Press Association wilt have more weight In the held a pre-convention open house coming rampalgn than personal at St. Pctcrshurjr last .week and appeal or oratorical ability. 1’ropljr invited political aiplrant* to a t­ are roncerned over the futu™ tend and get acquainted. Just and will want sound, constructive, about every candidate for public Intelligent proposals a* to what will be done and how it is to be office put In an appearance. Among... gubernatorial canduj dntea, or pro*pertive candidate* ihe *rhonl (Tnsnrtng seen milling about the lobby of water control, eld to municipal­ the Suwannee Hotel were Fuller ities, e sales tax -end highway W amrri of Jacksonville, Walter construction. Both Grady Burton and Dick Rote of Orlando. W, A. "R lir Shanda of Gainesville, Dan Mc­ Ervin made favorable impressions Carty of Ft. Pierce. Colin EngliiH at the press meeting. P. Guy Crews of Taliahawee and Dick Cooper did not attend and the genernkof DcLand. Attorney General Toro concensus of opinion in regard \W Watson sent hit regret* and this race seems to tie that It Ilea stated he would have been present between Burton ami Ervin. Per­ but for the fa c t he was confined sonally, I doubt whether or not to the hokpllal In Tampa recup­ Crews will qualify. erating from an eye operation. Ammon McClellan, who an-t Among candidate* for other nouneed some time ago as a state and federal off icon who put candidate for the office of Com­ in an appearance were: Dick missioner of Agriculture, Is get­ Ervin of Palatka and Grady ting around the state and making Burton of Wauchuta, both seeking contacts but be has a formidable tho office of attorney General; Ed man to beat in Nathan Mayo. Fraser of McClenny and Clarence Whether or not Carlisle c a l Gay of Orlando, who will square worry Ed Larson verv much re­ off for the poat of State Comp- mains to be seen, for Ed is firmly “ troller: Ammon --------McCIcIiI Ian of F t rntrsnchrd in the office, has a Pierce, candidate for Commiss­ host of friends and It takes a ioner of Agriculture: Syd Her- mighty good man to unseat an ofInng. Jr., candidate for congee** fical in as favorable position as from the fifth district; R. T. Car­ Ed Larson. lisle of Jacksonville who ia run­ The TWU <nbtn« racp -will-he ning for 8tate Treasurer, Ed Lar- for the post of Comptroller sanwho aeclfi reelection to the between IM Frasier and Clarence same office, SRd R. A. Gray, Se»"th qr™ run lia-tiHflMtwl— errUn* okWalefTkiigiesBmcn Jo put on -energflir_ ____ " Ilk ' and wMle" Gsiy" has conMiIcralilP the fir*r-«fi*trict-Trod-Littlc Joe in holding the office. Hendricks of the fifth. Altogether advantage has powerful political it was quite a party. The only Fraser lady politico • present was Mrs. strength and will put up a tough Neil Alford of Jacksonville, State fightIf Colin English qualifies as Committee woman. Approximately 100 newspaper candidate for Governor there will folks were on hind to greet .the probably be a mad scramble for No matter what you are'trying to accomplish, no mat­ dignitaries and while there were his present Job of Superintendent. of Public Instruction. The ram- ‘ ter what yon are trying to get others to do, there’s n nega­ no speeches and very little politic* paignlng tempo will pick up from tive way of going nbout the job and there's a positive way, talked, tho candidates made the now on and should be going good most of this opportunity to ronpw and you wilLget Further faster if you accentmiHr-tbe-posk acquaintances, meet new people light after the ftrst'o f thc yenr. j and make an Impression, while live. The parents ol three high-school students introduced a the newspaper folkt welcomed tbe opportunity to site up Ihe system of “ p e n a ltie s for poor marks.” The children did only field and form opinions. moderately well. But when the parents dropped the |*eimlty Some nf the politicos aimply plan and introduced a system of "rewards for high marks, put in an appearance, shook a By D P .W irr MACKENZIE AP Foreign Allaire Analyst few hands -and then -bowed- out all three students landed on the honor roll, _ -_ L — > other* stuck around. Fuller An eminent and successful clorgymnn once told me, while Warren's stay was brief but he "My job is to make Christians out of sinners. But if I spent was one * of the most popular The opening of the Dig Four all my time talking nbout sin and hell, l wouldn't have much figure* at the gathering,- Bill XotoigrV ministers’ conference in Shand* and Dan McCarfy did a London finds Britain p u rsu in g of a following." *’ And almost njiy salesmnn will tell you that it pays to good jpb of hand shaking and met what appears 'to lie a govern* a lot of folks, byt the rhsp who mental policy of acting ns a piny up the positive gains thnt people will enjoy if they do surplsed everyone was Walter moderating influence between tho as you suggest, instead of the negative losses they will Rose. It has long been said that world's most powerful plUtirgW alter lacked'the ability lllty to m il cconomic antagonists—Russia and suffer if they fail to do so. with people let his hair down and the United States. Charles M. Schwab, master of human relations,‘once be one of tbe hoys. Weil there may On the avo of this momentous said: “Many of ifs think of salesmen as people traveling have been such, a time, but after parley to try to Iron out the fierearound with sample kits. Instead, we are all salesmen every watching.him work a t this con­ ly debater! 'Austrian and GcrdlOEdPf our lives. We are selling our ideas, our plnns, our vention. I for one am ready to the Senator up alongside later Molotov and British Foreign energies, our enthusiasm, to those with whom we come in ■tack Warren o r . anybody cine in this Secretary Bevln- had what was contact." - William J. Reilly in Your,Life. regard.' He made a mighty good - ----------------------hupreesrui *and plenty of friends with easy manner, hia ready wit hey agreed th at un­ and personal charm. animity among the Big'. Four France and B B VBritain,u P M M P _____ Nothing developed at this get- (America, logrlhrr-grt-acquainted party that Russia) in the meeting was of The 1048 election will Ire one of tho most significant would Indicate how these candi­ -tho very highest Importance" of-nil time, says Dean Wilbur W. White of the Western dates will stack up when the race to tho drorld. Well, th at's a general state­ Reserve University GrnduAtd School. Ik will determine, per­ ia actually underway. It was more looking the horses over in the ment with which certainly both haps beyond recall, American foreign jwillcy and settle like paddock prior to a race. saint and ainner can agree. How whether there will be .peace or war. ^ >. / . Very few editors have picked a ever, this same official eource Unfortunately'all this is wasted on lnffee numbers of man aa yet and {£1* was the first gave farther point to his state­ voters'."What they are interested in, says Dean White, are opportunity most of the boys had ment by adding that Bevin’a line to look the field over and form in thawconference "can lie e x f Buch irrelevant factors as "how the candidate's wife would an opinion. While it has been gen- peeled to be .more moderate' look In Hie-White House, or his own fine Irish, (or Swedish erally accented that Fuller Warren than U. S. Secretary of Stale or Italian or other) name, or whether he kissed their baby la out in front with Tom Watson, Marshall's. Previously Ilevin had or nhook their hand lard September, nr whether he is a a close second i t the momcpL-few -told the -British cabinet of the are ready al this time, to concede course he proposed io pursue, siw^T loyal member 6f the Ecafetic Brothers of Poobah.1 that either one w ill'be the nut n u t is said to have received fhe blest-" Voters who aro itjlerosted only In such trifles .will gain governor. ings of his colleagues. < , nothing but trifles if their candidate wins. Most, folks believe that Issties . That raises the question; of just what Is meant by a “more moderate" lln e.'l think the Brit­ ish official yource conld have given ue the answer if he hadn't stopped In tbe middle of a se rA tence (or so it seems to :ne) The complete thought as I get it Is that Devin'is expected to adopt a -m otf -moderate” line than Marshall, but a less violent one v than Molotov, ' In short, the British foreign secretary Is employing the fsmlliar “balance of power" in the ; ,f *•. . ■ • ■ ■ • ,T interesta * of harmony. Having said this, ono hastens to add that Y THE PRESIDENT of the United Stele* of Amertea. it shouldn't be taken as indicat­ ing that Britain .is adopting a n f "A proclamation. mlddls-of iho-rosd course politics^ ly wltlf Russian Communism. -WHEREAS It !• tbe duty of ell neltons to acknowledge Ike Provideitee of There Is no weakening in Lon­ Almighty _ . God, H I . to. obey His will, to be grateful for fits benefits, end humbly to im. don o f the belief that the dem­ plore Ilia protection and favor; end, ocracies must stand together. However, I take It that Bovin is inat forcing the issue with -WHEREAS both Housee of Congress have by their Joint committee requested tn the m atter of the eennme to recommend to the peoplo of the United States a dev nf public Thanksgiving rations Involved in - the cknowledging with grateful hearts I and praytr, to he observed by acknowledging the many signal lion of Europe. especially ' ' ^ "* J esp dally, by affording Ahem an opportunity to establish tavora of‘ Almighty God, Frqh* the political viewpoint, a form of government for. their safety end happiness: Britain /ran.hold no middleof-the road course in relation to a g g ie # "Now, therefore. I doTecommemi and assign Thursday, the 2Bth day of Novem­ uve Rnwilaa Communism Thl* ber next, to be devoted by the people of these States to the service of that great truth i* betpg exemplified In and glorioua Being who la the beneficent author of alt the good that was, th at if. »trifs-Iom * 7Frtince where the or that will be, that we may then alt unite in rendrrjng unto Him our since r t and xovemment* | i fighting a Ufa and humble thanks for IHU Mnd cars and protection of the people of this country prevdeath halt)*, against the assault * lous to their becomli _ * nation; for the signal ___ and manifold m artlet and favorable of Betshqylsm within that coun interpositions of His Providence, which we experienced In the course and confusion try ’* y borders. Efforts 'oris of nf the la te ‘war; for th* great degree of tranquillity, .union and plenty, which we ranch In .the peat - -have since enjoyedi for the peaceable and rational manner in.whieh we hare been o mail e middle course, be­ enabled to establish ronitltutions or government for our-safety and happiness, and tween the Communist party _and - particularly the national-one now lately Institutedt far.lha civil and religious liberty the vonservaUvea of the right, with which wo a n blessed and tho means we have of. acquiring and diffusing useful merely served to strengthen the knowledge; and In general for all the great and various favors which Ho hath been Red position. "u # pleased to confer upon Thus today. In e moment of *xifM' trams danger,, we eon the betm a new French govenv -And, also that we may then unite In most humbly offering our prayers and __(a• leenhw on beseuch Him to pardon . . . . ___Done ato the Groat LoH and Ruler of Nations, and supplies rig h t and even ia playing for the tions. to enable us ns all, all. whethar in . public —_.. _ .... our national and other transgression*, or private support o f that bitter foe of ■Aations, to perform otir several and relative duties ly and punctually, » to rrenGeneral Charles ds 'National Her our N s! emment of wise, jtiet How To Get Further Faster THE WORLD TODAY Totally Irrelevant The First Thanksgiving Proclamation „ shown lrinHriese to aa To promote the know �•4 ; i .v« ♦ *»*z THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26, 1947 Social A n d Personal Activities i Social ] Tournament Will Be Calender \i Hcld Sunday At Club The Woman's-Golf ^Association | will *pnn«iir n tournament at the t* .. ... 1a...t C #’ountry 1.... MIKn Club 11>I. ..on DSun iim A Thanksgiving buffet supper j Seminole ■will bo served at 8.18) r . XI. I day. The tournament will Iw in Hu* form of n two-hail foursome at the Seminole Country Club, The -Union Thanhs civ inti ser­ with a man and woman of the vice will 1* held at the First Bap­ local dub playing against a man tist Church at 9)30 A. M, The and woman from either the Or­ Rev. Douglas Charles *(111 speak. lando. Duhsdrrad or. _ DcLand I The public it cordially Invited to Country Clubs, At the coticltisloa. of plav ap­ attend. The Semlnola Re lx-kali l-odgi- proximately ‘25 prises will he No. 43 will meet at the I. O. O. F. nun tiled among (hem being the Wendy Barrie ttophy for the low­ hall at 8:00 P. M. est storing couple. A tournament • FRIDAY of this IVIM- was played last Sun­ The N de V Howard TJhapter, day III Orlando and proved to he U. JJ, C . will meet at 3:00 P. M. so popular, that the group derided at the home of Mrs. A. K. R/wuajt- to have n return match this Sun­ te r on Celery Avenue. Mrs. L. day. A. Brumley will serve as.eo-h-?*Every memlier of the Woman’s test. . . . Golf Association and every male 1 The Hanford 'Townsend Club golfer i* asked to select a |iartnef will meet a t the Tourist Center and call Clyde Terwlltegar. Jr., at 8:00 P. M. Amusement and rtoh pro, 10HU-J, by Saturday at refreshment* will he furnished. noun so that handicaps may be established. Everyone is welcome. M ONDAY About 20 couples Imve already The annual Christinas party signed to play ami Mr. TctwilJeami .eoxcred. dish.utupper will be irdr said today that he It expectheld hv the Phiisthoa. Class of IfiS about TJO' couple* To compete. the ‘First Presbyterian Church at Among those yho will piny ss the home of Mrs. VictorVGreen a t teams lire Miss Dorothy Powell dh— M±* vm d-tTTITntnTh^^^iiihn siuiv 'asitSWift'W ? : W t rsd -wswt/ilM i l —-L’lflW* of* the W T S - G - S . o f-w a-rA t I te v ^ ^ r T 'W r im r w 'C a r . — *.........~iTStlnv and T.d Levy-Whitnrr, Mr*. the First................. Xlethodlst 'Church’-will .meet for the last meeting of the David F.. Meyer and John Ivey, ■r. yearr 'a s follows: Cirrle No. 1 , Mrs: John Ivey und Mu* O’Llngcr, Mrsu J. fl Crawford. 12ftt Onk ' 5>r* r-arl Higgenbolhani, and nue, a tjr v3:00 P. M.j Circle No.s _ Hugh tVhelchcl and Mrs.H W. I t A venue._____.______ _____ _____ S . S 4 s i s *-s m \ P i I I t n o , ■ ■■ n . l 1 1 i 1. « *- .4 f t . 2. Mm. JS. O. U noy.. 1912 Sanford | Williams and Richard Dea*. Avenue, at 3:00 P. M.. Mrs. W. E. ‘ Also Miss France* Mahoney and Raines. 210 Holly Avenue, at 3:00 i Harry Tookc. Mr*. George ThursP. M.; Circle No. 4, Mm. John [ ton and Andrew Carratvay, Mr. -Hayes, lip West Sixteenth Street, *and Mm. Terwlllcgpr. Sirs. K. H. at 3:00 p, M.; Circle No.-fi Mm. C. Smith ami David Meyer, Mrs. I* Hut tier. I82fi_ Douglas Avenue, Piice_l[e*ttl an d -W. db-Firm ing, at—1:00 P. H. for a luncheon: Mr*. A rthur Williams and Harold Circle No; 0, Mr*. I t W. H erron,, Kastner. • Mr*. Harold Kastner County Club Road.-wt 1:00 P. M. and Arthur William*, Mr*. Hugh for n luncheon: Circle No. 7. Mr*. Whelchel and Emmet McCall, E. I t I-ancv, 205 Fast Hbrhtrenth Mm. Robert Axt and Roy Holler, Street. atTPOO P, M; with Mm. W .' Mm John Kirk and Rhlk-rt^Axt. P. Ileanl, co-hostess; Circle No. H, t Mrs. Fincher McDaniel and Earl Mm. Jack Hurncy. HIit K asiTw rn- HiggcnL-utham.l Mr*- Mur O’LinUeth Street, at 8:00 P. M.; Circle gor and Fprreft Peter*. • No. 9, Mrs. Hudson, 113 Holly) . ' Avenue, a t 3:30 P. M,; Circle No. i ---------- "*---------------10, Mrs. Clarence Winn, 2W*i j Grandview Avenue, nt 8:00 P. M. The W. M. U. of the First lisptilt Church will oliecrvr the Week of Prayer al 3:30 I*. XI. nt the church. Circle No. 0, Mrs. E. M. Alxtul 40 persons attended the mission v-ludy of the Women’s Missionary Union held Monday a| the' church. The meeting was in the form of a bu ffet luncheon. -UP T O T ~ The study was taken from the TRADE IN , book "That the. World May ‘ Know" with Mra, W. D. Gardiner ALLOWANCE rhnrgr of the program: VarlFOR YOUR OLD RADIO f■in ous chaptet* of the Ixwik were TI>e MUSIC Box i taught by, the following! Mm. Fred Myrrs. .Mm. J. T. Hardy, ri9 W. lat • Ph. 9G3 I Sim. 11. Wayde Rucker, Mm. Ste­ wart Gatchel and Mrs, C. A. Andderaon, Jr. -T H im a n A T ' a r '10 Attend Recent WMIT Study Course Carroll, will lw In charge, j WEDNESDAY „ The M. U. of the Rimt Itaptilt Churrb will obsrrve the Week of Prayer at 7:30 P. M. The Unit her hood, 1), F. Jobe, will lie In charge or the program. w. TUESDAY * * Th—W H . .11 „f the Flmt Bap"tiet-Dhnreb -wilpoh s rn T 'the'W rvk of Prayer nt 3:30 P. M. at tlie church. Curio No. I, Mra, Myron Smith, rhninnan, in rhurge. The Y.*5V. A- girU w)llA>ert at 8 00 P. M. at the home of Mis* Myra Madden. 701 Magnolia Ave­ nue, The R. W. Ware Bible Clasa of the First Mel hod 1st Church will have a Christman, party at the home of Mr. and Mr*. Clarrnc* Wynn, 2000 Grandview Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. with Blra. Wynn, Mi». L. M. Swain and Mr*. Escar Price a* hostes*e», Gifla will be exchanged. "it's okay/ Bjp^entewtared tKeir anniversary.writk/ a* fr o n v Wm. E. KADER J ew eler 112 Houth P a rk Avnujc r Especially for YouI ' e r s o n a Is Mr. and Mrs. XI. H Habom and daughter Ann left this afternoon foe Greenwood. S. C. to spend the holidays. Mr*. Tom Williams ami Mr, and Mrs. Brodie , William* have ' as their guest* Rev. II A. Ilult* of Memphis, 1rnn and his sister, Mr*, I .re Crossno of Bell#, Tvnn. Mm. F, A. Dvson has returned from Dothan, AI*. where she vis­ ited for some time ns the guest of Mr. and Mr*. Harriet. John­ son, former resident* of 'Sanford. Mr. ami Mm. Mike Mlnarik left this afternoon for Atlanta. Ga. where they will Spend the holiday •weekend with iheir son and daughter-in-law. Sir. and Mrs II. J - ‘ Slinarik, anti their daughter, Ann. Ml** Klim belli Hylton left to­ day for Scwanee, Tenn. where she will attend the Thanksgiving aetivitir* at dhe University »»f the Thiuth. While there she will lie the gucW of Dr. and MriTATe** ander Guerry. Dr. Guerry Is the vice chancellor' of the university tic ' H. I- 1 •tff'~kocr . S. C. ha* arrived to spend S the holiday* with her sister and tiruther-ln-law, .Mr. and Mm. I,. I. Frayler. at their home on Celery Avenue Mrs. Hammond is- the mother of Mis* Thelma Hammond who recently held classes on the United Nation* nt Ihq F irst Methodist Church. Mis* Hammond will also be the guest of the Frailer*. . ' TEEN If. i • . o ( ,hL , w o rld .- ; ?i • : .’■ ■, Movie stam narrate htany of Decca’a offerings. There am Thomas MUchell—TVea*urc Is­ land"; Charles Laughton—"Moby Dick"; Ingrid Bergman—“The Plod riper of Hamlin"; Ronald Col man a i Scrooge In Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol" and Walter Huston as "Rip Van Winkle,” the lovable old hero of the Rip legend. Jaxx fans will find a full mar­ ket a* always. Borne selection* (RCA Victor) are: B # n a y Goodman’* L*t * Dance" »lbum (eight Selection* which Include many of hi* most fameua. number* - msrU during th* gold** era af hi* band Including “King Porter. “ I’ve Found A Now Bah*, "Sometime* Pm H a p p y Bla-el. records Include "Siogln’ The Blued* with* Louis Arm-' ■irang, Mildred Ballev. Jack Trsgarden sad Ethel Water*. 1, your iMtaiYsUon toduy. i MAYFAIR INN Phono 1200 IITEN IT PAYI B iS : -►:? » - Plans for. a Christmas party were made at the regular meeting of the Dependable Claxa of the | F irit Methodist Church which j was hrld at the home of Mm. Vlr gll Smith on Monday night. Mr*. I E. G. Kilpatrick served a* co-ho*leoa ami Mr*. R o sm r T aylor'pre­ sided over the meeting. The de­ votional was given hy Mm. J. M. Leonard. The Christmas party will he held on Dec. 12 it was decided and will he at the home of Mr!. R. W. Herron on the Country Club Road. Refreshment* ■were served at the conclusion of the meeting to Mr*. Harold Appleby, Mm. Nancy Brock. Mr*. Herron, Mr*. Kilpat­ rick, Mrs, Porter Lansing, Mr*. Then Pate, 51m. Steel, Sir*. Tay­ lor, Mrs. Clarence WallU, Mis* Williams. Mra, Ixmnard, Mr*. Smith, Mm. R. F. Cole, Mr*. J. II. McCall, Mrs. W. B. Kirby and 51m. Helen'Stevenson. Rcbekah Lod^c Has Covered Dish Lunch Mr*. Frril 5!ycrs, district de­ puty prcililont of the Rcbckah Lorlgr. held a practice meeting of the installing staff and degree team im Friday at the Odd Fel­ low* Hall. The meeting was pre­ ceded by a covered dish lunrhe.m attended by memlx-rs of staff and tenoi and o uliolPf^R’f*; ^lHrsxlit- Wil­ liams. Sir*. Charles ' Cole, Mr*. George Ewsn, Sirs. Lunquist, Mr*. Slary Bvllv, Mr*. Frank Ashdown. Mr*. Carl Chopenlng, Mr-. William Jamison. Mrs. Bur­ nett, .Mr*. Byron Squires, Mr*. William D-feher. Mr*. V, II, Grantham, Mr*. W. D. Thornton. Mr*. T. « . Ray, Mm, H. L. Moore, 51m. D. C. Howard, Mm, II K, Cordell, 5lm. Koke. 51m., Alyce Ashdown—,A I« . _Ltm i. Frank Ashdown nod Mrv Iluward. Hollywood Ik-ar Judy, It’* a wonder kid* ran lead when they can find such won­ derful classic* a* Dickens’ GhrDtma* Carol. Moby Dick and Alien in M’ondei land mi itvord alhttRis. But these make wonderful Christ­ ina* gift* particularly for the kill who doesn’t like to pore over « book. Lota of money is wuslcd oil flasb-on-the-whlii record selec­ tion* which may lx- played only once or twice. A good solution for the guy nr gal who like* long­ hair music is n IsHik 'called "How­ to Build A Record Library" by Paul Afielder ( E. J ’, Dutton I. . There are scads of good tra ­ ditional Christmas rrcord* available for lifts. Drcta has reissued lllng Croaby’a “.Mer­ ry Christmas" album with the fradUlnndl * favorites "Adesle Fidells." (Jingle Bells’* and a), so a "Twaa The Night Before Christmas” album with Fred Waring and hi* glee club In­ cluding "The Flmt Noel." “O Little Town of Bethlehem." Another Waring album, *Thc Song of Chrislmaa,*’ tell*. Dil­ atory of thd Nativity In Christ­ inas songs, carol* and Bibtlrsl' verse*. One album with Dlck.I.Iebert pt lb- organ o f . RadLi-Eitv \lo.u_ Hall, "Sing and Rejoice Christmas Carols," (KCA Victor I is a collec­ tion of HI of the l*-*t known Christmas songs Including " |l CaiiR- Upon the Midnight Clear,' While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks." Other Christmas records are: Gene Autry’s "An Old-Fashioned Tree" and "Hero Come* San'.j Claus (Columbia); "Silent Night." fNoclie do Pax) and “The Firs'. Noel" (La Primera Navldad) (Capitol), This record combine* Andy Russel'* baritone with or­ gan and string accompaniment, th e hlggrat newa In gift record* this year, l* of course the quantity of classic* 'which have been recorded. Columbia offer* Humperdinck* "Hansel and Gmlet" (the flm t complete opera ever ta bo recorded at' the .Metropolitan), T h e Ad­ venture* of OUvar Twist *nd Pagin'*; Basil Halhbone nar-rating Prokof*v'a "Peter and the Wolf"; -Alice In Wonder­ land." For young hid* there ■re "Jack and the Beanstalk." ‘TladerelU" and "Puaa In Boots." M«|t* U-* real eetebnllon Thanks- • glrlog Day. IMne oull Try oor »p«i*ny prrp.rfd ThsnksftvInK Dependable Class To Have Xmas Party it) BOB THOMAJ5 PACE Junior Hijsrh Enjoys Holiday Progfam; THE GARDEN GATE MRS, E. G. KILPATRICK. J R , Editor . W eekly Column of the .Hanford G arden Club* Section 3 of the seventh grade presented a Thanksgiving pro­ gram al the Junior High School in the auditorium today under the direction of- 5lr». France. Stine.The program was opfrfled ’with th r xtnglnc of i w "Sfar Spangled Banner." and Gag salute T niiim rRumhk-y read Psalm tOO afler which a prayer "Other*" wa*'. givm bv Section 3. Section 3 *ang the *ong, ■‘Thanksgiving" am i.the origin of Thanksgiving was given hy Syd Chase nnd n reading by J o h n ;Amnnit. Song, “Bles-t This House" vv«* »ung by the school. .Myrtle Harper: and l\g g y Weltou Then gave u brief dialogue, "What the Little Girl Said" after which Mr*. Volir William* talked to the group' nn thankfulness! Concluding the'1 ptogram. ^Conre, Ye Faithful" w«* sung by the entire school.-' Due to man) re<jiient*. fur ous |Mttted plant.* This may 1-c i information an the' tullure used in th.e garden with goOd renr Gardcniaa, thi* program rlilt*. use tub or barrel nnd sink *» given at a club cirrle j in garden thereby keeping nemameeting, wa* oecured (or our tislea from your plant. or* spa per column. —------------ *ttrve mo a garden, Vhether largo or niimll, "MY EX PERIEN CE WITH j Where I can bury my trouble* ‘ GARDENIAS" mid forget them all, Ymir w riter for today, wn* not A heartache planted spring* forth th tu ri) for her knowledge of h o r­ ■i delight. ticulture or becau se‘she wo* an for dreams, sweet per­ authority nn any subject, but to A place fume hy night. give her actual experience in grow-make n gnrden for sweet ing Gardenia* in thi* section of |.*-t morepose, Florida producing huiutted* of Where friendship will flourish blossom* each Spring. with gardenia and ro*e! Mott of us have some faint E. M. E .. reeoltcclion of our first notice oi choice of flowers or flower per­ fumes, these thing* hnv* lasting influence anil because of this, wo tnust instill the lovo of beautiful Gower* in our young people, through our Ju n io r Garden Club*. I remerpber a s ’ a very young rhlld, my grand patent* helped to make me a Gower garden The ■oil wa* prepared and bed* laid out, but Evelyn had to put evefy ■evil or plant ill the soil, Thf* gulden was In.1tween my home and licit of my m aternal grand* parents and many huppy no.I in­ fluential hours were spent there. The most vivid memory of thi* gulden I* _the I-canty m id friy frfittc,- of niy first Gardenia blos­ rniasom, ami known to jue as aa Capc Jrt*iiiine, _N u.jued-A o. go , I’lanllng , Havs- von planted or separated your brill*-*7 Now is the tim e to do so. Bulb* to In- planted now: Am aryllis, Call*,. Daylily, GlmlloIm, Iris (bulbous) E asier l.lly, W atsonia and Glprlosa lilie*. Have you divided your: Violets, A sters. I'hysostegin*. rhixomatou* It- uonnty*. Daisies and other milltplying tH-rienlals? Now is the time fpi ' planting Italian Bye, you’ll have a lieautlfid green lawn .by Christmas. Don't you wish you had pul nut euitings of d'ninsettln In ponr -for C hristm as bloom T Don't forget to-tin l h lq pom SPECIAL • Turkey Dinner • Thanksgiving, pax.: $lt00 ....... See It yot; liu.l .• T,T7-.iltt. \* itli PMMit R Ban I Hmr-pdter. opp/r> HOLLYWOOD Nov. 2n MY— Movie loeation* In Arlxona and Nevada may eonte to an end un­ less studio* agree to sign waiver* for workmen’s compensation. Tlie two states «rr u-portedly asking studios to assuntr compen­ sation risks. This has followed a recent Incident in whleh n ■film worker on location suffercrl a broken hark and was placed on state aid. Gene Atilry production* tan up against this problem and location plans fop the company* next film have lawn switched from Arlsnna tb Twenty-Nine Balms, Calif. hi-od garden. These plants were -nrottly (inrdenla Florida. They were planted on well dinlned rntlu-r sa n d y soil, und gu-w ami hlossomcd t-enutifidly' for nliont two yents. Df cour.'O I gave them the proiwr mulch of well deeaved onk leave-, thieo or (our Inches deep nml fcrtlllxerl with aralea fertilirer, whleh I knyw to I*cotreet —h ut_ to no avail, lit* Garilru Club Note* leave* liceame smaller and turned llegin to get rum n la n ls’ready yellow and the few- Idoont* wen? Tor the plant sale I’lunl anti |m| small I reallxed the plants wet ? plants and prepare to have goiyl living So dug them up and dlseov- liiooin* ftp tile flower show ere,! thev were eovereil with root zH ctuie |r<>*t cards of Hie Jr. .Jirymy Durante tTescrilies His meeting with President Tiuman ■» “tb* greatest thrill of my life." Jimmy, who wa* entertaining at the pres* photographers’ dinner, wa* meeting ’Mr. Truman with I hr other movie players. *'My-name's Jimmy Durante,’’ the corbie said. "You m ean Jimmy D urante—In person T" said the President, imjtpling Jimmy'* [adlo hilling. — The "Jolson ♦Story1' sequel is reported dead. Columbia arid Al roirldn't .come to terms and Jol­ son has told friends he "can't lalunliy Iwire’i in -h n rlng a hlngm'-" phlcal hit. Also, I hero Is some doubt about whether lairty Balks could la? obtained for the new was to r l ^ r o y Till* i* al*-» our Garden th - plant* I had »l-» tentl th at J Center, and will im slated on lieconstant m oi-ture would prevent aril.*. nnd .In InstaiMT* cute r-"-! knot, tjoe*tion: Why aie some Pnlir *o Itelng both S rotfh and sen­ tim ental 1 decided to try to nave petlia " luwhv titt-l full uf bloom my Gardenia?. ) look rhe l-tne and' some plant* so tall and. only tooted plant* down to tlie lake one bloom to tlie stalk? nnd oat Ihcnt'iu wirter. *■ . A, K. S. T his experience dlsro-trngr il ttnAnswer: During the '"sunttrier with try in g to have Gardenlarf on the hill In the while garden and I wht-pj, your Poinsett la la pulling decided to try them on lower land, on vigor mi* growth, the platn where would haver more natural sihiuld lie nr lined in This way.'Lei m oisture Tlie plant* were re­ M-Vernl leave* appear on the stalk, Inid -rmt leaving moved from the lake, after a week then pint'll the Tlu, [.Uni o-ill-lL. iiimr im!|i ■rut nlanLi il in iliuhlhtarid soil near the lake, they loved bit-h nut having se v e ra l’ stall. . . * ■_ . • _t In f bin* jtvl filss* • A N IM A L S -•-FimmiNRs------■ — • SALTS & 1’iaTKRfJ A ll S nrlH O f T h ln g H COLEMAN’S i l l ^Lrxnotia vvenue WHtch Our November Sale* CARVING SETS feb assS as^B JS: ''-r™™v,,!r*u i rouiit M om . <T-*p foVmatl"U "> B'xith w ere T made th is , 'I'ln e As A llitrc J e w e l'j T h e .r !*cU Hitvc lle m itilu l Hone H iiih IIcs nm l S lu iiilr - - n im lc -. < CarVing Knives Sets- priced from 1 \ — lYmr-Er-LriyJER— ------ .low^Jcr _ r this location atpl in a *hort while let these gm« the same way pmseveral leaves theq pinch forgot they ht»’d ever (teen III. during back the new growth tn fivr i ’ltn n e 3 5 7 -W Even with my *urii ?» in thi* rn*e, Irnvtu. 112 Soul It I’n rk A vrm ie I to thin thru Kept Thi* • film........ . my ndWr'o, In rn*(*" 7»f "dUea.i -t Albert Dekker la planning to plants, is, atari new plant* frotrt multiplies your .item s each ptun-1 run for mayor of lam Angrlrx cuttings, do ihl* ofien, nnd des­ ing and will give you as m nnrj bloom*. next jT ar. On* of Hollywood's troy plants with m-nialnde*. busiest actor* (he’s now in'"Lulu dr Cutting* five Inchr* «r longer, Bella"), he, has been contemplat­ ing a return tn politic*. He ser­ l-laerd In a p in t'fru it Jsr-h alf ved a term in the California k-gis- filled with w ater'and placed in a wirjdow. North, South, East, or lature. . . . Weat will give you r-rtc, Itunilred Don Amcrhp Gew to Chicago per-cent rooted plant* in four to on a hunt for a new.coach for hi* -ix wm-k». Cutting* planted in 1,0* Angeles Dona pro foothill clean sandy »<8l do alotovt a* team. H ell be back for the an­ well but a little more trophic nual Thanksgiving day all-star Plant* two year* old from ru t­ broadcast on CBS. This year s ting* should measure two to llurVaril Sporln'vrnf .lurki-t-t nf will feature Jark ■ Benny, Red three feci arms* and Ire two feet .Smooth Capogkin-tintl. I’ijr Liruiii Skelton, Allan Jones, Durante- high. Propagation Is' not limited to cuttings but by layering separ­ Moore and others, . . . Id'tithpVh. ‘ Tim tth’itl-Cnnatmnt Geographical 'note: "Pittsburgh ating and grafting nn root resist­ Kift for the initti In your life! ing stock. Escapade," starring Melvyn Doug­ 81x08 .16-44. Fertilising gardenia* Just l>r.las and Barbara B«l Geddei, I* now titled "Baltimore Escapade" fore blooming season may <nu»c Reason: A beach scene was need­ vour plants to throw their blooms, ed. . . . Bat Knight Gew In nn wait until blooming period Is over TWA to help silence rumors of a and use generous portions bIkiiiI Boyn’ Jnekt’U - Sixes 10 to i-1. split with Carnal Wilde. . . . every six week* until Qtlober, as _ Boh prsslon will co-star with l>e sure and mulch heavily. 12.95 and 14.95 Gary Cooper In a Paramount film The ugly smut you see on gar­ next year. Bob, who Is now at denias I* caused hy whlto fly. MGM for "The Big City," hears whose discarded acaly covering of aomalhlng else for him at hi* ybifwill find on the under side of home lot and says "1 would Ju«t the leaf. Thi* can In- rent rolled aa soon b* their loanout l>oy". . . , by spraying with an oil emulsion Danny Thomas, who did 14 bene- a fter danger of frost and not on fits In I t day*, ha* been told by a hot sunny day, do this in late his doc to alow down. . . . Uftarnoon. Repeat this spray in Katharine Hepburn will have a Scptamher. Twenty-four hour* of­ whit* Christina* with her family fer spraying with oil emulsion, In Fcnwtrit. Conn. . . . AUo a wash with ~B| . . W.C. for Yvonn* dc Carlo, who and remove unsightly smut. If head* for Lake Placid after "Cas- plant* arc badly diseased, cut bah". . . . Juna Lockhart may be track, burn cuttings and allow new the current toast of Broadway, growth to come, loosen soil Robert Brurr Knit Sweat*!* In TrYit her role In the new film "T- around Ihe diseased plant*, ferSolidn, PJiitdH a ml Co mb lnations. M*n” lasts about 80 second*. . . . tlllte, mulch heavily and water, O lfa Jin n Ju an. W M.embarras­ water, water. Do- this- pruning - (?ont 8tyjp8-with-tH>llHrM or cardsed when her boy friend, Edmund immediately after., blooming sea Igan, c!o«!br8, slipovers O'Brien, earn* on lire “Are You *on otherwise you-'ntay lose your in loni? oleeven or nleovcletw With It" set while she was dolnf Ibloom iIdadi wivul * wood. glylea. I’Bmall. Meriittm, Idtrge. a fan ilartcs routine. He had to bady dlIf yyour .piapt* , leave, . , . Latest trick of tb* a if souvenir hunters Is to swipe the (waned, I repeat, d ir and burnir and .95 to 7*95 the registration slip from celeb­ dlaanfaet the »oll where these plants wef* growing. ; rities car*. Van Johnson has been If you have not been success­ victimised several times. ful with growing gardenia*, try this Idea sent me from Miami, - 'j y A R DEAD where il I* almost Impossible to NEW YORK, Nov. 2fl b P ) - grow this plant. Plant Vochli I '-3 Tho Army transport Robert F. (•mall variety) In pot of slightly - '• Burns will dock a t the Brook­ acid toil. Place In semi shade for ^*r ■& lyn Army has* today with th i summer, watering well, fertilising . MW« Clothe the Family — We Fuminh e Home” # bodies o f U l l American serv­ at Intervals. When cooler WMther icemen, moat af them soldier* come*, gradually move the potted PhorU, 174 216 B. lat Si. who fall In W.orld W ar II while gardaniM Into this ,*un. You will % fighting. Jn France, _B<ljrlnm and F O R C H R IS T M A S STURDY LEATHER JACKETS 18.75 to 27-95 f ». * - m Bargains! '50% Off RERSONNA ■ r rt,- B a r K u i n s ! 2 f> % *► - t* - - .. Bargains! 10% feeding*, say* 1-8.8. The quan Holy Closa Kpiseopnl (’iiureh at* lily rrqtilicd' for each plant call 8:181. A. 51. only* !*• gauged by long experi­ ence nnd good judgment. Ap­ Near Johannesburg, S o u t h ' proximately il-t-nn* from * h rn p -! Aftirn gntil‘ mining hnx-Trartird itig fistful for a plant the sire of tin- unprecedented deptha of P.intti n newl*- arrived Text* rose buah feet tu’low* tin- earth* sutTriee. lu_ a . |n-aping bmkel (uLXni a Jill' 11 palm or tree. I< shorilq I*' *eatiert-il under the outer two-thirds of the foliage only. The lawn should receive n dregsing of tione-mepl nnd if ii I* Cen* tinede gras*, a Iboimigli spraying with Iron and inunganr«- Miltduile*. n teaspoonful .of ea-'h to the gallon of wali-i. r? f ' -1 ; -A Bjiro a't-*r an*'thrt ■ttenipl to -»t •af Vfi *s~\ ■ ^ -ROY JOHNSON’S' GRILL Pruning your first aw akening, the ftv*h » giivernm*H* to *‘nj*lr»t ■- u , This is the lime f--r your final , up morning air brought the heavy|otU-r;nn ri-gip,r Itamattirr * f e’ *- | Thi* I P rim in g for the year. *« thn,t your fragrance of the tiutdenia. nrt has been under ei-n*' - * i» ! childhood experience and my hf-lgc* will he nlte fbi the Holi­ from the mil the ('..to- I day.* Cut dead W ihh I out of tree*, ever glowing love of gurdsnilig has it,- rigltl-w pig Rlllint ■ made the old fashioned Cape intt? hushes etc. Ja*tnjiie, my fnvorite Gower. Even though it ha*. Iincome the | F trllllrip t mote -ophistiH-iUed Gaidenia, tinThi* l<f the time, for your final .’EPISt'D PA L SERVICES perfpme remain* tho same. The (’teual * Holy ■ K ucharht My first experience with Hard- fertilising. Fall ................... .. dciuus- iu Flutula was- w v -ry vou U tn more pulasl^Uu.n .uinm e. will (■*—brltf- eit -Thanksgivirtg- ir l' one. I planned and planted * white garden, my favoii e Gowers l-eing tlie white ones, still Influenced by tile Gaidenia of childhood. | *uppose, I had many lovely- plant*, valuable mainly from n sent intental standpoint, w» my father, knowing im- preference in flower-, hild Idldrooted the "plant* from my rnll I ( A ll T h e T riirn n ln R H ) . t>*— i ______ ve*. ifiq Unft_lih!:irr sum FIVE t c-:-* —• A • -* -ii �WKUNE3UAY, NOV. 26,-1947 T H ft S A N F O R D H L K a L D . S A N F O H D , F L O R ID A Wildcats Will Be Hi*h School Coaches Meeting: In Final Gator Foe W ytHotd iunesville Dec. 13 For 1947 Season GAINESVILLE. Nov. «0 I8n*e- intinole High Invades Leesburg For Contest jackets Tonite • Rcmlmle High School C»l’eds win ris e drtwn the curn on the regularly scheduled i*e«t* far the IM7 season to- tht at Leesburg when Ov?V tale With (hn LAsHurr HTsf. cl*D Tho annual w inter meeting GAINESViT leT'kI*-. No*. 20 of the Ftorfita ltte h ScKo$I Coach l/PI—The Florida G ato r‘ fo o tU lli Claassen jrs.T o T rip Kansas State n Association will be belli a t the tram will wind up lu 1947 araio n .; University o f Florida og Saturday. Saturday In Gainesville when it » December 13th; r t f 'w es revested meets thr Wildrata of' Kansas horn tndav. 1 tool Yellow Jackets, hw contest will also he thr H, llv im i.f) H.AASHPV ison’s finale for the Jarket*, NEW YORK Noe. 2(1 IAV-A t la a highlight of Kast Fleei Conference play for th r week- dmihle do«c of foothsll forecast­ ing---and here’* honing that none Uarh George Sutherland’* Jnc- of the predicted favorites stum­ will enter Ihe fontest with a bles over a wishbone tomorrow, led Weight advantage and wltt nr gets caught In a snow drift on a two touchdown superior! Ij Saturday - •• • the Invaders. ’ ' t.ast week’s record was 4(1 cor­ Mich Cart "Goose" Kettle*' rect picks and 1) Incorrect for ges are well prepared for the an average of JIM. That made Mt. and may have several the seasonal / total GOO bn the tricks to pull out of the bag right side- of the ledger and 113 rut the Jackets. Holly Plrrcy Ion the left, for a mean of JIB. bark field star, la expected to Ton game of the lengthened 'weekend is Saturday's contest at !Philadelphia involving Army and •eted to pace Ihe Seminole af- Navy. i In contrast to recent years. F.rrry Semlnola playrr is In top 'Army comes up to Its climax tyslcal condition for the game, game with several defeata on Ita hdrh la expected to draw 2.500 !record. And as usual, Navy leetgtora from all over central shows up with setbacks outnumrbcrlng victories. The Feds enter the contest with Harna4>le-> have grown as big record of three victories and nir defeats. Each team haa as wafflrs since the Midshipmen on two and dropped two in eon- list defeated the Cadets, a trlrk forecaster thinka they will play, but the Feds hold ; this . . n s o s-» 1 s L u fn e a I 9 r . . 1 j 11 ■n * T * ■> I ■ i In this department since ‘accomplish before President Tru­ man on Saturday, Virtually the same Navy learn competitor. that lost to Blanchard, Davis, Turkef* A Co hy a margin of a * ORENLOCH, N. J., Nov. 2d (/PI — The boarded-up amusement park at Grenlorh probably never will be remembered aa one of guoa famous fight camp* whoso fam e eomea down ' through the year*. IP* a collection of.‘small, te-pslntrd buildings on 'a hill rnng folks of Camden come to rim In summertime. . . One trnllke building, heated by « tuple of coal stoves, Is where n ng baa been set op so that Je r­ ry Joe Wolcott con prepare to heavyweight chami it month. , . . Another small, gly furnished house la Joe* ng qu artan . Cohiparrd to lD’ training camp at Pompton iet, .the place looka a»-H Wali ta what they call a **hungrt hter—A guy who neter had eh six’: who t* e s jc i u earn ilth and security for himself ling old-Mine CO M. M ENTS *, , * a from the a Wav backs ihai-flf ^ l h TTN the AdH( outfit are hack. T h y ‘" reason enough. * Ami don’t let Navy’a rccoril of one victory, one tie and six de­ feat* trip you. The Midshipmen played the tougher schedule while Ihe Cadets built up a record of four Wina, two tics ami two de­ feata. Other predictions: feature that means everything to Cornell hut means only another .triumph for the unbeaten Quakera, IVnn. k Mississippi • Mississippi State: Ole Miss has cllmlacd to the top of the Southeastern Conference ladder "ofi" the battery of Charlie Conerly and Barney I’oola. On Saturdsy Harper Davis and Shor­ ty, McWilliams will pu|l them down. Mississippi State. Georgia-Georgfa Tech: A year ago Charley Trippi personally ndmlitietered a beating to the-Teeh youngsters. Ho ts an alumnus now and .all of Tech’s erlpploa will be healed by Saturday. Gi-orgtn n B arr’School Olck -Mrl.aylln. umpire In chief of Ihe Florida Slate leag u e during 19411 and southern representa­ tive of the Georg# Barr Umpire School, whs in tlie office yesterday and had a letter requesting Information about the . Rarr M N ga, School._________ OF VU'UiOAd Get many. | The boy is exported t.» l<e out uf servIco ln Jacuary uf 1U4U. _ She wrote, "lie will receive hi* discharge In January, 1P49, but la desirous of signing up and being aure of getting in school In Ihe-fnll of t94> or I whatever dale he could enter I after Jan. 30. 1049,". 'As we ran see by thla loiter, thr Barr School- of Umpiring la well thought of across the coun­ try; and we should bo proud to have It here In Sanford. - Whllo talking to Dick wn asked him about his umpiring for the turning year, and he staled th at be la still property of the Geor­ gia-Florida league. ‘‘They still have my contract-and ao far as t know they will retain ft,” he stated. ".ttr.‘Aaderaon (the president of the G.F.I.) told ms when 1 left up there tael year* that he could not giro me my relaaao unless I could betlec myself, thut la umpire to higher classed ‘ gA-UwwwtAd Ai'igAuOO'd 0 y*OOJ f dotUao • fSCu-J&t i’l l ado A k M, Wake Forest over Southern Carolina, William and started a Mary over Richmond. Friday panther Hstorday Kansas ---------Slate, Maryland over North Carolina. K ansas Stale, New York over Fordham. I North Carotlaa over Vllginla, Ok­ And North Carolina lahoma over Oklahoma A & M. mneaut Lake, pa., during pro­ Hlce Eye Orange Bowl over Baylor, Temtcssee over ________ Vanderbilt, West Virginia over NEW YORK Nov, 2<l (/IV-'The Pittsburgh. • dither and whe(» ihe sci scramided fnmhsll Itowl • *ituollmi !.„ „ .... tsais Involved in k mortic Was i-xjHH'trd to tie.clarified Hopwis iTcntion with hilarious res what today with an announce •The best camp of i t " inn! Rui^il Common SenBe muni from R*!l«» imm in- tlic ^F ran cis Albertsntf, w! NPW TFET7? Bay opponent for 41y BI»Ut>-JGttf<SCT?r Son Ihern .Mcthodi*t in the Cotton Bowl. If the Texans make up their The 1047 Thanksgiving season in *attemptrd assassination’ of fgek Dempsey" . . . "Yeah." a finds Americans at peace, but atill mind, then that will make two of rribe agreed. ”1 remember those under tension aa »■ result of dis­ the big post-searon fixtures ready turbed international conditions and to go. Pasadena’s Rose battle la a somewhat restless, abnormal all slmttd and sealed with Mich­ igan and Southern California.’ The other bowls apparently are fishing mound aiound in the grab the world, will get along better if still 'fishing individual national sovereignty Is maintained and If humau Buffering Penn Stall- Is reported l« l>e the 4i reduced to a minimum, this choice of the Colton Howler* ami, country has committed Itself to a If chosen, may give Dallas the program of helping those coun­ distinction of having the only tries in need or food and other game mstchlng unbeaten, untied assistance, and supporting them powers. Fetcb A Dictionary ' The Nitlany Liana have wound Ever since Walcott firs} bobbed up their slate without a emotch. , U a challenger for Loul*, the Southern Methodist m int ilisposn ary has been going around about of Texas Christian this week, V time he served as ene of Here’s the picture In tha other »ul»’ sparrlnx partners a t Lake* Itawlet Sugar at New Orleans—Ainbama already in, likely la lie op­ posed by Texas or Iflce from the nearby Southwest Conference hut the decision awaiting the week­ and, In the case of farmer*, adjust-' end's game,. Orange at Miami—Comntlltee Rt# operatjon* so they will help to make lb*' program a success. high on sKantas but conahlcrlng Tes.^TRntr^iot’ rd OBTi Green, expa n able to prewlU* meat the art having to jA M ilV Bowling News Hr Frank Rockett as though If I wor Ira n i rwheri The league leading'Powells Of. It will bo In lha Georgia Florldi fice Supply Team lost two oM hrir League or higher,’* he added. name* last" night to the H. H. Ja ffa In Palbstine Is the town Kaetner team. Imhrmana tram took two of their games from the from which Jonah tailed on the In,I ulare Minlr Rnv loam ---------- ■irtp on wimti.'Tccuiiiinif ta tit; Eleanor Wldflcr, Mu,lx Box, Bible, ho uma thruwo to tho W t high single game of 173 and oTso high three games with a to­ tal of 4(19 pin*. Kvrlyn Stuck, Dr. Charted U P«rmm» OplometrlHi Sanford AtlsaUc Bk, Bldg. Kpstncr* Music Box . 4 14 The City Ice.gua trill pot bowl tomorrow night duo to tha holi­ day, , The Bowling Alley wishes lo extend- to Its' patrons a pleasant Thanksgiving holiday. WARD’S HOLIDAY INN Sanford-Orlando . Highway Special \ Thanksgiving Dinner Legal Notice t h i: h ta tf: of v u m liM th IIAltllV IV I'lBIIFRl Vmi i-r* hnrvtHr- sollIM IhsJ ‘ a sou !>«• ih- ii rtis*i la in* rireuit Four* nl H'Silnnlr 1‘ounly, 1‘lmliiq, Is the sail ol WaltU It. plrrrw, riftn nls loan l. v». Ilarry it. Put—, 1:0 0 I V k lo 9 :0 0 P . M. .1.r,nil«m. rhsscery J<>1. l i l t , TSs nsiur* of lh|s 1 M1 I*, to obtain a P h o n o 9 174-J- W in te r P o rk til Voter. Vna sr* M*|almt . lo HI* roor wrliirn oepraranet tin or l»fmr Ibc l» t« lrasrn « ( ii*r of P-t trml.-r, A. Ik 1*41, nr a drtiee.tnot r* rr iWikl aathT^rilnrl yiini until after Thanksgiving. Dixie at Birmingham—William and Mary chosen. Looking for suitable* opponent. Della at Memphis—Mississippi already signed hut no fee picked. Salad at Phoenix — Nevada ■gainst unnamed opponent. f Gloo* f,s JoJedo—New Hamp- IN T i l t : l - m ’BT O F T IIK COtW TT I JtlltO K r UF.XMNOthR . t ’ O IItftT V , shlre.r*. Toledo Dec. «. F M j U U H I, I’ H O U A T O - ■ --------i To (-ate T o C lA jnify wsteh downtown. 1109-W, Howard. -~ ■- Lr,« -a. K , tl I. la §aw I __ A ^ ,1, . a la dAC^f.gK} Back is* tik i AFflUt lA HoAiUtoF w s r t y dAP A • Thr unusual thing about the letter waa that a mother wrote the letter to get entry blnaka for t r t t v exPwef •d M ,itePW Thursday Arkansas uver ..Tulsa, Dsnver over Colurado, Davidson over ton over *hhtt—becajise, first of oil, the countnea In need of astiunce need food to prevent hunger, to ff«rvalf?thc strength to rebuild t*mr (ndoatrles and to reestablish thcmsslvai. TTina, tho farm er la called on to roductlon of food, iai cam In handlink tho food h e _______ ‘ void waste of food or feed production Is necessary lo enough food lor Atnertcj SubaUnHal help for other Florida go#* Into the contest with three wins, five loses, and nnr tie. after gaining thrir most recent win from .thr University of Miami last weekend. Thr Wildcats'on the other hand have comr nut on the short end of nine ronlCfta this season. Among the notable opponents on their schedule have beep Okla­ homa A tc M, Boston College, Missouri, Nebraska, Kansas, Ok­ lahoma. and Iowa Slate. ‘New Mexico topped the Wild­ cats by a very,slim two points, and Nebraska carried homy a 147 win. _Three of the other teams won from the Kansas State team by t.wso tiMVthdown*. Like the Gators the Wildcats will tmifTly the T formation. F'lortda poach Ray Wolf reporta Kansas State to he a smoothly operating *Hub ably directed by a.form er Nebraska All American. Alao, not unlike Florida, Kan­ sas S tate, Is in the process of re­ building. -Coach Francis Is spend­ ing hi*-fitst season as head coach with.the Big Six school. Giber fomparisliina between the WildraU nod the Gator* ran l»e m adt-inT hr Wick field* of the two tcants. .The Manhattan, Kansas, IK I t g ; FmTATH CUT W , I* 11 KM. i .kv, i to a u , I’H tcuifona akh p k r UtiKM HA VINO I't .llU M Qlt D » ' II .*N I .#4 Alt A I S O T MAIl* K U T A T K , Tea- an* each sf yen are hwehy c itrt n ^ in lr^ A tu n r s u H l a s * rltber «f yoo, m*y hav# i ih« ratal* w . I . Henley, <!< ter* nt aaid Fousiy, is th* •..bed -fudee of Memtests Cuant*, f I d Cavitiy st ihln rlMlt csli r time Of Hie ' hie to n and punt n-lunu. i’ li lgj 'Dana Atkina and Bill Church are n pain of plnt-alxcd quarterbarks that havo gained a reputa­ tion for speed and deception in th r Big Six Conference. Weighing 145 and IGO pounds respectively thl-ao two men fought Jheir .way up Ho A squad positions early In the iwsaon W sh o w in g theyplaS-" rd defensive ball above par In ad­ dition to running. The Thanksgiving 'w e e k e n d game-, will he full of offensive power that should prove well wurlh tlie trouble It, lakes Jtb I civ et over to the Gainesville area for the game. The Univr-rsity wl)| Ur host to thr Association for ll» after­ noon business meeting, again at n dinner In the coaches’ honor.' and later the same evening for the Florida-Auburn ‘‘basketball game During the two-day meet­ ing, F lorida basketball roach 8am McAllister wilt offer a basketball clinic, and both football and basket Imll movies will be shown. Association officer are: Pre­ sident Ed t’arm-Il. Tech High of Miami- Pirst Vice-President War­ ren KlrVham. Lee High Jackson vilfis: Second Vies-President Geo­ rge Trogd»n, Miami Senior High: Secretory-Treasurer L, I - MeI.ucas, U tm i’ CsipW Schools, Jacksonville; and Sergeant-atarms Q. H. Uurn, llade City High- - The popuIstiOD of Egypt under the Ptolemy » has been i-stlmsU-d ■t 7.000,0000 compared with 18.000.000 today. Announcement It. Carmlchatl ' Is now connected with The Sanford Upholstery and Slip Cover Shop . • .13 Yeant* Experience • Slip Covers custom made- guaranteed to m. • UphoNlcrlng of oil kiutjtt. # Wide selection uf mMteriuls.' Sanford Upholstery and Slip Cover Sftiop 116(4 Park ‘Phone 1112 WE WILL BE CLOSED THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27th FOR THANKSGIVING Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? ll S V i M A G N O JM g s e w s # " . ir^ L o itiD ; i our Collecting For You At Our Office For Collection Rates Liquid CAPUDINE �WEDNBMDAY, NOV.. 26, IW7 H A N ttH H ) I1K1IAI.D, S A N F U llll, K L O ItlD A H U ih . U rf,nit*nt, U iv m yr***nl* tea! at Atnfofil. I'miuiy t*f it*. nniioU are ih f > r f " r , I q ronimamt >oa to aad Rial* uf 't/l""t*la, thi< th* Wtb In amt" apiwar t* f" rr lb* *•**"»• d a r uf V n ir m U f . A. I 1., l i t ! . rtrlo l t " » r t at SnaTi'inl, K lsrtd a, (•/ Ok . K ■ U tr a liin ' . 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A D ., Ik ti. .M a id r .1 m u u .u iH iit m r*. uriii.ni In. riant rla h t of a t . f l . fr\ l u h lr Will Inrtk rn o l from nay |t.iri-al I In .oral. Hht. ff t li.ir t, .ia (jl* ltn « j Htnu tto id . \« t.. u'i Mnlta till* I f i "Or half of all t* !t»M im i h il | tlilur pninfl.*. ai .hlf nTHw la thr until ho 11hi. of Mill* Ciiaftf) ul Itatlford. PlntMa, within rl* lu .‘*l»adaf [•■rk Kaalandii" I’lal *■* **•‘4. <*. * i anfl a*. StK1* id \W .h i l l'll Sii.ii h flu ttar : : 1 p iitrt !*& 4n«J '•I ami I 'lP «»ti • paSM *• nm| f*. la4’* ?# i UftHMlfcnfiJ H i t j ijk UH • |t c m 5*i 3bd *n, 81 ftlork I t»rm m n h lil JMat % (tAVrt V: tins '■* a -s |tin4 ♦ !>:*«• • St t n i *■». U t I ! UK * 2 Imatuwa.M I*4bv wots 4 |iflt{r* *4j wad **t l n»| 1*1a? Wk | toiLfi 2# iiml !.-jl J J IIIdKk 3 lir-a»i.k *ild I 'l i i ••■■k 2 . |iacrt n ^ l M Plat (■mk * PttlaC* -So Aad >£4- 3 l iftw«h wy*W-H* *M*k 2 | .tit« « 2a :«R«I *| i uil |*tat •' L * f*»|t* 1 »* ii.tl J-i 1 ■ will I'Jnt 3 |»n* r-f ‘M ainf I Pint liui'k 4 ittf M 20 dm: : 1ST**: ft* T K fN i • K i.o lllfV V S fin fiu il ROOM for rent, hn.-akfntt privt l*Kca. Call 84&-W. + ~ 1 — W ANTED t o r e n t ^ • 1 H nijid~v - I T- Lo.k - U #y Pl*»i n r lf lil l ‘iai Itupii : {v-tif# +z l i IWivh • ; M.UiMii. VU i paMt * fct l|, fci, 4, .ilitl •»’ • lu -m ; Mi r . 11, a "id (•).*] FLOOR SANDING A riiiiahing, cleaning A waiii.*. Uur puuer unit attaLlna ua 'to w.irk uheie there U no sleeDic i-onuei-tiu.. avutlaUlb. Ul yuain c*foi fane* way* and KKNI A CA R ~’. YOU DRIVE IT pnosii m ■ FLO O R S APARTMENT o r- light house keeping rooms. -Phone HI. No, lN S K ri’R'IDKS • • FUNfllCIDKS • K U M H JA N T S • FH R T II.I7.K U H ICKLAND-MDMU1S0N I DRIVU-IT, INC. RADfATOR idraniug, repairing . Nete Riuiiatora. new eu'tea. Wt lake u lt & iiiitall. Jiinmie Cow tufa Slo-et Mi iul Works. Plioni n tu n h tfip e c t your m ip s ! F ro fit lay e tp v r la n c e :■ m l It (1 v i r e o n * m It n t I n utte f u r n to a l e c u n o ip lc B { n u ll m l Th# Mbu I uf p e a t* A lU P urpotB O u lb o p fd rojidwava— Phoo* l| t l . for all occaa|oi occaalona M rN E ll.L A YOST FLORIH1 Sipe -1 A re. Ju*t off Celery • S e rv ic e 1-80 GAV« Electric-w ater heater. Gnud fftiing • h .ii.i.iM j fu r ha I c . Electric rj. 1 vice Cuippany. 207 Wuinierfiil lucatiun, nets mound Marnolia Are- Phone 10L - ffoni 11, 00' h - R o t X,- r T r t t P T a t d .' ■ ■ . .—■i"»*T.-- .." ____ U"-i r P0R SALK—Umarock for dri**- 12 S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S t BEDROOM f u m lll^ i or unfurniahed juiuae. I'huua 1000, 8:30 to 6:00; l.o tljtc I)0NM r RISK YOUR ^JROPS . . DON’T EXPERIMENT USE WALKER PROVEN PRODUCTS H W - O lta n u u , l ull* M a r y , H a C»fce at Piffgly W tgglv * T abl^ , 8>ipply. j Dt U thiita'hu O p p u i t t m l l M iW llc g e t, Phone 18' DON'T FORGET THURSDAY 8:00 P. M. WORK WANTED uu-at display ra a r and com prcaiur In K(mh| roipliiion, new muter. T O A U . f H K O lT O llH A S M I*K it Ho n s h a v i n o i 'I.I I M K o lt O K ILVXlM t .U IA IN A T h A lU U t T A T K . toi lit t , wrot am cWtlm or tlo10*1*4 *4 ill#** lh*lt l«r Tfllti irontlK from thf tin* uf til* fieat 9 , E. Phone UR5. r H K IP W A N T E D M.W.K.S U.'pfi ■U'Utntivif wmiUNl fur L'ytaMi)hv.i Mnlittrnii cur* p u n t Inn. l ’lkVIOU) aalt-a or liil'inosSt ekprrlrin'r* iniiT farjf. I*rn.. ii^UsC U ttiluty. Ir.Wtnl cun. tniuiutik. Bun t'.S.A. Cart" IUi* |it4blU*ktU»t ,j( ih«i niiUWi kC'UA claim t»r •Hull i*r In writ* ilia, mid its,.-!! ddtr t i«v {UMt 1 IwkUfttf fWt«i ||fMl trffUft I'ltlf u t»( th r tliin is m , iml *!anl| h# »W " 6 to bj Ump t or cl* Local Notice th* ilroa o| th* fir* .. iiublt.allon •f O il. hotlva. Karh (W in or - •hi .v t ‘.halt la ia Hritm a. u rt N O T H M rtt I V V I i t R •hall ..a ir tk r lilurr .if r.*I.Wn.o T 1 U ! K T A T R O F K L u l t lM A Ut: l>| lha A B N M U > 1- C O N 1 N K , H lt t w W * « »Hd fio.t off Irr l i l i l i .o of ird d rb rr m l n d ilf m ar* ua* flalmaai, .mil (troll lif itk’ora In b) I k . rh ln ia a t, hit npiant, ur h i. t h knuw oi w rit dalm or To o ara I m i l n iH .llflid tkat 4 r iro ry. and I H II. f o N I N K id ainU II, tta AR .*U‘U > lr i 'U N I.N U 'lr11 tuluIII. unit ) o “ V < litH ltf r « ) “ lf r il to fllr w it h th* f l * r k of *h h I t ’* .u l j^t h it o ffif* ..it- Ml* I'ouat H'o«a* of lOanlhut* F O n .R E N T P A R K M KVFN tin Hp|.,ii*a| uf utii* iiml 4 M I i« t | f a < a a i of lit# r t l i u u( 4 ilia lull* 4 (1 lkk*iti. m i A mm ttti.. bi«4 («frifctk.f ttar N i « Qptim C heck W A l.K R It P m d u r l s Office p)t- toa reildeute pjt. G10- R JfmWd' VBGKTAHLF plants for amall ih r^ m l T d e p h fm p flrln m ltt UT71' n ml larpe acivagel Cnhhage, IN f n iic r up T in : (utllarda. Rroccoll. Cauliflower. FIVE ROOM HOUSE, partly furJ t 'lH lK . H K M IN llK K 1 Onions. Lettuce. Escaiole. Tom­ nishedr. 2 oedrnom*. 1/3 down, H T A T i: o k K I.O IIIIIA ato. StrawlH-rry A Beets. J. W. $40.00 p«m month. For ntiick V ^ A l.K K U F E R T IL IZ E R C (> . E xpect Radio H e p a lin ig L 'llo llA T t : . H ill. IjtVe [Muncue. Fla. PUouc. action. Call Phone, !M7„3. WM. IKr SMIT41-OUTBOARD t.T* t!K f i n ; F f n -A r u o V IV. H . k ta d U f u i i , S I C h . 2)iu H U It KITE, derWawd. O rktutlu. LTorltitt in h u R a n c e '=. ‘ l i SdVLKS AND^SIHIVICK , HLt. UH KUH» - ■ A y t U . W H O M A iy m a t C O N . U l 't l . KHTAWi ,UR IfRUtT CAKE k iM E u a K A in tin n N T tF ia — •ZtiLS Ftirk Ave. % -F.II.Af MOTtTG^iE HtANS ^JsbtUw t—B-hBtshy "Ugte*'a-*r1rh> I'h u g e , M 7 4 ^ t 4 N t» T Y P IN G flljb ih * I l f l U flint h tl tlltat r<. TtAYM O N n-n. I f tl.U Relltor C U K U i r f .C M K A U O P . n o il *> A d n il.i't iia lils U)f tha **■ BLEACHING paper * wire, tR Registered Broker and, H.LNt’OUU ta tf tiJ \V. If lt d I a. d r r ra a rd : good c.oiulitloti, for 6 nr res. insurance Agent HQ N. Path 1‘haxi* IH U that the f lin t hur i -i n t ..n •fo r OZAIIK IKE Lichee Farms. R. 2 Box H I, R m . 4 F lo rid a Hliirt- Bank B ld g . final d iK h a ra e , *ntl that » h . w illSinfortL FOR Kt.N'f■••HiMir sauder. Easy Jtp p lK to the H u h ' n it .l. It W . F I U ’ING STATION, stock anil operation. Reasonahle ra trj, San­ Wttte. f o u n t ) J iid g , uf Sfittlnol* AYTAG Vn.-ihing ntachino ft <H|iiipmf‘fit for sale. Phone 0104. ford Paint & Glass i.u. Phone County. Pip rid*, on thr n th . ila> corner cuiilmoriL 704 Palmetto ut m nt* arid fill ffnal At) A C R E S — M itcheU H am m ock, vtin.m i.if . i » n uf la n d, _about W Oviedo* Good ___________ DODGK • PLYMOUTH W HEEL CHAIR. Victrola, Rugs muck, cheap. Bhyard Really PARTS AND SERVICE I N . ivc iii It i mid sunshaiU*. 308 W . lo th CV. Phope HOH. Sjinford. JiJ ,tieb# Mrti 0% $$T £0 ANb Street.' AdMPtilsIiSIti* uf the ratal, ATTHACrriVK t tune, 6 rooms. HCAVMEAHTCD ul W. II. Ilelll.llm tlb l I AUK WATCHES italh, porihes. L t d 100 x 135. ROW BOAT with flah well. 211 H t r itie s i m French Aveniie., Double garttge. tiuod finance V trrusi To At U_.1)KKH SIGN 8 , plan. Call 41 cl T in O. D. , l oiid ro**. phono KXCE1.1.ENT Imy In sable deed HARU.NR TAVt^llt, fur coal, aixe 13. includu trim ­ Immdialely available ■(W t day*, Idrigsa l» mihtu "ii ti. Cohen'* Radiator Shup , li med hut to match. * Phono 077* new 2 bedrttom tiuugniow With pi etc radistm *r’r» Ivb.' I drive in portico. Large living fcrtl A v e , Phone SfcU-W room, bedroom surprisingly SIX I’I e CE ' dining rroom wot roomy, tmaciotia enrloaad north* - ituwi rtmAitfhu:— n s r w r S ---------RAYMOND HTL DIO ■fcitelicir Expert photographer availahla at BL Plume IU18-J. water- lickter and ample cup­ all tim et for weddings, aniilver* board apace. Outside stuccoed ELECTROLUX Cleaner. COO W •nrie.*/ birthday parties, social on conciVtn iiudd6 has w ater­ gatherings. I’hnna Ill'll . lat St. -r’ x proof coat plus 2 coats of playAUTO REi’AIRING. Hali's Gkrter, hard wood *f tours in IW ttr uge, .Nnnfi.nl and Celery Ave: room. IaiI has 70 ft. frontage 6 A U l i C U i a W A N T E D nues. - -—* and Totaled in Mayfair, price *Y WORDI ■YOU SWST WAVE 3G\45 O S J & T T S 18075.00. INSiPC . . . W i l l *VOU T A K E 7PCM NOW,BEdA BecCtl^lP NOULL. OOT, FtEAftsBt,------ ---------------FRED W. RENDER, Realtor Highest cash price paid for used Room 2 Fla. Hist* Hank llldg. ftiiiillure. Ted Davis Furniture > Phone 1030 Co. 311 E J at. Ph. 808. at: CAREFUL I GANAH ItHFRIGKIIATKIN SERVICE 6 A K l I C U i t< J h M I L PLL BUY your ta r rsgardlrsi of Ph. - 670-W SWEET Hamlin o ra n g e V 00 . ana or condition. Roy Raal, 904 W 2nd 3t____________ _ Boukhecpli service, part, tlma; bush. It. W. Lotd, Plume 788also, advice and assistance on WANTED AT ONCE. 15 uswl social 'security upd ItKomc tax pianos. Tha Music Bax, 118 W. matters; • J. F. Detunsey, SOU ttiA M H j Fr.ElJh--oor’piSta inw 1*i S u Phone 863. Magnolia. Phone 8107. Hunt'* Tuaert* F»»»t H*tirf F h im e DlAl'KIt HHHVICU 7 P « ta , Li v a st o r k , S u p p lla a For ikitalla of tha safnet "maid tU L V E H furtive" now iu fianturd vail or F I .E L I write BAHY VALKt, Dayton* CAB* WANTED TO TRADE land on Jkuclu Diaper* supidlwt Orlando Highway for small used car; Phone 236-M»or write PRACTIC1ALLY new 13 guage aluglr hauU abutKun. ewellmii Dcflcdcd Aim! Box aic. Hapfurd. r_________ _ THE U)NR BANfiER Striker niiidition. Phone I|g3-W. S R E A L E S T A T E FO R KALI' •nr.. • S wwm m m MICKEY MOUSE Junt A Snack. By Fran s h elp w a n ted iroomo cunvF.' 13 N 7 / l I t R S t-F P A IS O N A I. ATl'.ftfiTMwT LADIKhV GIRI.B WANTED. U n a p t Drug Make a one *u>p acrvica fe t *dl your laundry gud dry cfcanlntt ___ atm*ticcda Uy using yggy famuli* ftn inlfy, xCouir- Sanford Bowling Alley want* pin THE HELP1 LTKY LAUNDRY boy*.___ ________ Phnne add W- IB SAUfuld ATTRACTIVE' eJtpf.rP'nced cotm1-30 CAL. and 1-38 gallon table rn p water healer*. W eetrlr Bar­ rier Conipany 207- Magnolia .1 Pfanu. I fit 1 !» ,: C0IA1RRD GIRLS for laundry work. Apply Iq prrson.; General Kit (note County U undry Co. . •,|els for i 8 ' FT, met hen! Isndo Highway) fUbford. : PORTARLE T ■ s s a te Dot PowalP* AVON products, National AdvarUyvTA will - ahuw you ib# way to a profitable Income right lit Tribune for home your own community. Woman County-3106. have onjvyad Our service for over OB, w n Your community TURKEY "h IIO O T 'T hanksgiving needs and will enjoy Avon's aU day, plaitty lWo lufkay*. shotgun aad ring shoots. Bring amuniuon. South Sanford Av#Shannon Place, look foi M LQ yr dk F O U N D By Paul Robinson ETTA KETT UI7 W . l l l l t gfc V h, u w FOB SAiuK i YOU WU. COMB O V ta 'V (-‘n k BiDIMOM.' Lgr mc iNTgavisw you? jM out c o m t h n o < TH«rw BtMPuv — ic x ttA C t* ITU. OVXN \jtu c a A 1 e sc / l 'BVK.' Bur YOU Bamtula 8 point ,-r dug*. 1 mala whita with brown spots,. FTANO for sal* Hon. CaR S7" PREWAR Kririndlor refrigerator in good coixIRkm.; f i t Myrtle Avenue after 5:30. . .~ S E2^i:uw.I''AH™' tics lintel a fte r & P. Thura. Frl. , SETTLED WOMAN (o do Moofo c/o Sanford Auto Parts or phone 406-M. * w ' 11 Persian. Finder f a a fw m i �s GE EIGHT THE 8AN F0RD HERALD. 8AN F0RD . FLORIDA Cabinet Officers Auto Production ^ IC h IIi i m I (mat I'm , iih i Jth a t even it capacity pruuiKon can ‘bw achieved next year profuldy will not catch u )ith the accumulation or. uni ilkiHcnger automobile urdeia. 'this view Is held quite gf-iially throughout the industry rxpitc the virtual certainty, tha> Ira will coat mure next year, low much more yet is to be ttcrnnned, but the price pattern ppcara all end y to "h av e boon (ought oul~by the amatler t Uu vehicle manufacturer*. Along with the prir«- pat te n ­ ia smaller, or so-called "indctndents” among the nutomotnh reducer a also nave pretty well Isdoaed the styling that will ■alure 104H moUela quits gonerBy, Vender* blcmliug into th.* My panels from front to rear ill appear on A Jut more nVw model* to come uut after Jim. 1. Likewise, more curved g ia n windshields, designed to improve driver vialon, arc in pro*|>crt for •grtra) of the impending new models. RgAIthough in the present mar­ ket where demand i* far ire ex­ cess of supply the mnnufarturm Will not have' to explain price advance*, a sitcable part of the Increases can *bc "sold" on such things aa curved glass wind­ shields, larger generators, Im­ proved gasoline mileage and nu­ merous other item,. . . - ----' The Industry ha* figured iu backlog of unfilled orders o', "more than 6,000,000” passenger, care ever liner peari'tliut- produc­ tion was reaiimrd on July I, 1046, The sales chiefs aay n*rw order* have piled up since that date at a rate averaging 1 Jmt about the total of produrtltm dur­ ing the period. ' There are varying estimate* h>. to how long It will requite lo cot Into the backlog. -Many of __ .B Hhead* H V P wtiib' cau­ tha Industry tioning their aa|ee orgtfnttaliom agairut neglecting wiling tech­ nique, have publicly asserted it —t 060 to~i# 6&-b«-f«rr- thew ag e buyer will Im- able to it immediate delivery. Printing Method ■ K I sm lling material are given to Xhl girl typist*. I The Tribune has brought the glris-^atwyt U0 uf them -rig ju tn.o Its huge, two-stury lugii tl )w* room. ■They copy tho stories mi o(. dlnary lerter-alxe sheets 6n 'JIBboth While” yapur ' culWiT TiT ihm v i'H w T T H ls m r write. edltoirg paatJ-Hid-htUM »nd ad* on Isrge sheet* of white cardboard. Kadi psgu prepared fn this manner Is photographed on a metal engraving plate. : From this point, tlm publllhinq ccm Is the aaniu a* before strike. Each phdlo*engraved [e ia stereotyped,, thp curved tea are locked on rotary presand the newspa|icr U "read, If o a llx a t n , I l'n lla H l If mm P « |, Dm ) pared fnr any serious emergency that might ariw , auch as failure of grain trope, it would be nec­ essary to have authority not onIy for controlling exports but for limiting inventorica and di­ recting ure of grain domestical­ ly through the moat essential cnanneW, "Authority for allocating the uh of atorage and iram poitation facilittea and diatribution of farm niaebinery and fertiliser would al*o b> neeaaaaryA —7---Aa for export control a, Andcraon aaid there are needed ( t ) in protect our domestic economy ( 2 ) aid in supplying Import require­ ments of those countries In greatn t nemi (3 )-fa in tl" 6 u r obliga­ tions under food allocations pro­ cedure*. and (4) . to-secure thr cooperation of other nations in meeting America’* import needs. Cabinet officer* are now en­ gaged In giving Congreaa tieunit'd viewa in support of the control* program which 'SlVr'Trumaii presented in general terms on the convening o f , the kpce* jal session last week. Anderaon told the Hanking FRENCH MOBItl GUARDS are having a rough time aa they wade Into a mob of 15,000 strikers and sympathlxera nitride the Paris City Hall during a demonstration by the Communtit-icd Sanitation Workers' Union. Th* Committee the IkHunlng and ermw trol authority would lie "good guard* and police, carrying chrbe and riot gun*, quickly brpke up the mtrther*. (IntcrnatiokaJ Podlophofo) insurance." “If we were to provide for­ eign aid for only the next few month*," Anderaon said, " thou t 'would :*ay ‘we might get hy without any authority for con. .. -itnfiUmwl - fmm • f l l f 'O l A trolling prlcoa or rationing. But iC M lIa n , li«w r«a» planning to attend arc \irgcd to local Junior Chamber of Com­ all of ua recognise that aid make reservation* early. A gift merce to aeeurc membership* for over a much longer period will la tu lie brought In the party ami i In- Feri)*]d-l»anghlon Memorial he required. later turned over tn the Elks Club “We ought not tu take any for their hiiiiiirI Community WA8 IUNOTON—Civil Aeronau­ unnecessary chance* of hnvVta; ChriHtm** Tree. ’ tic* Administration. Civil Aero­ tn curtail our effort at a c rlt' Mr*. II.- A. 8 wan*un was ap ­ nautic* Board, iral moment or of endangering pointed tn serve on the committee Do they ronfuse you! Suffer* our own economy. tu Investigate condition* and to nn Inferiority pain*. Even mem­ "Authority for price control recommend improvements on tlu ber* of the President's Air Policy and . rationing would bo good laycee *pnn*otcd Cemetery Im­ Commission have .had to have the .n turanco." provement Project. Mis* Maude difference explained tu them. liarrimaii told ...the _ Senate itnntiey will *erv. a* a substitute And the agencies themselvys llouie Economic Committee that on tb« committee. have prepared statements defin­ x grant of power to fix prlctqi Mr*. \V.. B. Hotlyheaii, rhalron good* shipped out nf th j man of the Milk Bank, reported ing their positions, to meet fre­ that n total of $35.78 wa* spent quent Inquiries, country would enable the gn»The confusion liegan In IU40, irnni.nl tn "strengthen thfe-diim . last month for milk, fresh and againtt prufitcering in exports.” but that It will lie necessary for In the rounty. Mrs. John L. ''Foreign purchasers are often the executors to wind up his es­ willing to pay prices substantialGalloway, Mrs, Mur> itawllns and tate before the Trustee* will have Iy above the domestic price of Mrs. W. V; Bitting were appoint­ ed as a committee to investigate He teU the five-man board any authority to art. The execut­ scarce materials." H arrlm tn said, the (net nnd |Mi**ihiiltie* of furn- (CAB) as an Independent agency ors will conclude their administra­ adding that sab'* by exporters nishin? rod liver oil in roniunc- and consolidated (he previously tion a* soon as possible. at "eareaaive prices” have therm "The Trustees also stated that affecta tinii with the milk project in an­ indefiendenl Air Safely Board swer tn an appeal made liy the with it. He nut the bulk of the there is no provision in Judgr K<H.M Countv VVidfuie tieawi te tile club kid authority's Operations into the Fish*r wilt for making contribu­ fnr roil 'liver oil for approximate- Commerce Department a* the tions to already existing hospi­ Iy 30 ranv * Civil Aiuenoutie* ^Administration tals,. but tin t the provisions are ' Tlit’ “N ufrery School committee (CAA). - l « n o n ly 'f o r the, cbristrucUun and maintenance of hospitals. Ju st reported that the fence had liven (n general, this separated the when ihr»<- prevision* can Ire comlimit H'niind the acIiikiI aa. a re­ judicial and administrative^funcpitad-xeUk- egtmot tie determined sult uf tbo« (I nullum pta«|oua|y Ituuiu. liy the t lnb togathar w ilh-e HmmrdHItely, but onty after a.cnniday a* fnllows: ntttn 7»r*. J j i ' I t ^ c Maxwell, which iu inci|iul iif Km Vir attoanl Bchoo), Is *1711*1*I*tlon’i the near-future. invited the membsrr m listen in Ian-making body, Ita rcnmunlc "The Trustees, therefore, hope •<u lhe liiLiadcasl which will Ire godmother and Its eourl of- Ju*- that the public response to the given by the ocitool over, xtatmn appeal nf the Junior Chamber of WTIill oit Thutikagiving day at Commerce for memlrershlps for 2tO0 P. \l, Mi*. Joel Field pre­ Th# CAA administer* the the Fernald-Laughlon Memorial sided uvor the hiislnrsa session. regulation* prescribed by the Hospital will nut b r affected- by f'AH and operslrs flying farlll- the fact that the provisions of itiep—a i r * a i r p o r t control Judire Fish's will to establish a Unis Expelled lowers, communications, esperi- local hospital may be carried uut medial iitatinn* and wrathrr in the not too distant future." the committee. II n n lln x fr r m M I ' M l l l w ) reporting services. (rderjtion of l-alror- CAAp CAB Clear Up Differences Of Policy Positions The IdiOO printers i i r lire Hcvrr.il jicrs'iri* Were reported only employe* on strike follow­ ing a tuetkdown hr contract ns -injured, m Lghliug which hreko Cotiatlon*. The puhlUher* ron- out between police, and the dom* ttnu* unhampered at the other unstraters. K>r’-witnr*ses t-stiqraL ataps of newspaper production ed the number of strikers pare as the photo-engravers, pre*i: ticipaling in tlm ilumunstration tho aafely rules, investigates tbs mrti . aid rnslkrg^ Jrclaiutljog-lir nt uppmxintnlclv gU.Wtfl, uritFnTnTnii* sra not on strike. attending th e •UpSt>‘*ral(\' So the crurlsl Job. I* being et* decided to march to the prefit-. done by girl typists, ‘ They hare to copy each *lnryn Cure and pimwitr. inch-grievance* lotmd appmariies to the twice. The first lirno Ihu right They hand margin rumes-utd imevi ■>. prefecture block erf by |Mj|iee bar­ Hut afier each line Uie typist ricade*, nod uttempled tu charge notes 'fhe exact niimlvi' of apace* polife with 'Communist banner ■ th* line has fallen short of the'> tiring III the* van, J.yuu dispatches right hand margin. She never *ald, ■ The striker a n-i Ired when pi>txlem h n line Iteymid the delicc fired into the crowd with aired length. | In copying the story a ser- (car gas, but a- R'crmd melee ond time khn leavas enough broke nut 2U minute* later when blank spaces In each line to a score of policemen going off Make the line* come out even. duty tried tn march through tha |Za printer*’ language, they "Jpv renter of tha demonstrator*. Several pot Ire me n were report|fX e ft hand margin* arc, nf y l Ireaten up In (hi* struggle. The prefect finally agreed tn conrte. set In the utpal way. f# Special electric Justifying tyi«-- see a ftelegatiun of the strikers Wriwr* are being used by some ,ma afternoon. ‘ In I’arla, rncanwhilu, additional of the six newspapers. They make the ie-ty|a> jtdt easier but rauldte guard* and polite were Way do not -J u s tl^ automatical­ thrown around railway station* ly. The operator anil must know n* trains continusd to move on >pw many extra apace* each some line* in defiance uf a genstrike called hy the N a­ line nerd* and for this reason the etui tional Federation „f Kailroad material must bo re-typed. Worker*. engineering buatnese to check th# At the same time France'* design* of new airplanes before Bitting Report new secretaryof state for com­ approving them for public aals. It munications, Eqgent Thomas, Is­ hsa an Important experimental rrxxMxxH ro w !•#*» sued a communique that "Com-, station at Indianapolis. '• « are about completed. This munist element*” 'were tiling “In­ It publishes the Airman’s Guide, It allow u* to carry out our timidation and menace and trying m* for the New York Giants to create an atmosphere of te r­ on which flyers rely .for current dnlng school, Vocational School ror” to overthrow an bnU-ttriko in formation about airport and air­ tabllahment and several other decision yesterday by the msior- way facilities. It dlrceta the avia­ irthwhile Industries which will ity uf the I’oital W orktre-U n­ tion training program and •pre­ pare* recommendations on new cupy the buildings made avail- ion. , * regulations and violations for subThomas charged that* postmen to the CAB. oLihn.outstanding-favor-- on th eir rounds had been made mi*«lon Th* CAA also administers thq llcatiom I have noted this «v|eUmt of »Klrrea*lon.’’ Alrpbrt Ael, under which the fed­ he pointed out, "I* the Th# Central Bureau or the eral and local government! ar* f ro-operation of all or- CQT „ mw,ting for 6:30 building airports. “ » for V. M. (12:30 P. M. E8T) tu That I* the aelup la aviation consider the- government’* reply as It aland* today. Next yaar It th n ^ ^ m w th lu W,D Increa** demands. ' May be qalle different. Many ° tl*' lb Was reported that PrearUi witnesses before the Air Petlcy *1," nv?!?MtrlTr n.w Robert Sehurqan'a Inner cabinet Commission have rerommaaded . - L II. .n„ah! f*ad agreed on a double-barreled a reshuffling of CAA and CAB la over l ? MX " policy calling for general wggu duties. JJZ. increaaei and stern law enforce- lie year aa Presf*. my continued WEDNESDAY, NOV. 26, 1947 European Aid Plan K'nnilniort (fern I'**# (lytl Sanford, Zellwood And Oviedo Celery Outlook Is Bright CHAIRMAN OP TH1 UNATl Foreign Relations Committee. Arthur H. Vand«nberg (R-Mtch.) Ut'ena attentively as Assistant Secretary of Interior William X. Warns (right) explainsJotbe-Cammlttaarln-Waslre Breton. A chart.of U. 8 . export* in d re-exports. Vandenberg later deS red that the U. S. mey request atomic ore from Europe as partial isyraent for aid t o ’Europe under the.Uarshall Plan. (International) pected lo aid thin section as -it distinguishes fruit from here which generally, say shippers, ha* a superior internal quality. — <(.i,nt{Aa< 4 IN A COtRIDOR of the courthoum In Havana, Cuba, where she is being tried for the murder of John Lester Mee, Chicago sportsman, Patricia "Satire" Schmidt alia stolidly trexids Met'* friend, Charles Jargion. who b at already testified against her. The ratal shooting took place aboard Mee'a yacht, anchored In Havana Harbor, last April, (fntrrnaiionai) I im ft PEIPtfiJO, Nov. W, (Ah— Oenerallasimo Chiang Ksl-nhek arrlve«l unheralded In Peiping today and promptly went Into confer­ ence with hi* top-ranking Een- abstention* and.JS negative vole* in the Ad Hoc committee shows that the majority of members op. posed partition. Only America’s attitude and pressure work dur­ ing th* last 48 hours before the vote saved the partition proposal "perfect In evury detail.” Aa the asMsnbly rereared a t 12:60 P. M. (EST) until 8 P. M-, supporter* of the pertltion plan showed no gain In strength. DriuU re-affirm a<! h tr nupport of partition. Iran * nijd Egypt stuck'to their opposition. A usually dependable source said Liberia, after abstaining yeaterday fn committee, would vote against partition In the-final teeL Slam ' absent throughout tho forenoon session, raised the poo. 'sibillty that the antt-partiiionl*ta might drop one vote. The partition plan was ap­ proved yesterday at Lake Success by a vote of E6 to 19 in tbt-ao* aembly’s 67-nation Palestine com­ mittee, where only a simple mo­ larity was needed on fhe aemi- . ' X « i . . ■ »*«., tb«. course Arab leaders would take should the partition plan be ap­ proved by the V Ji. General As­ sembly today, saying m anly: A "We will not retreat from our * position of opposing the dismem­ berment of our [and and tha deni­ al of ••If-determlnatlon to our people” In the street* of Jerusalem othkr less diplomatic Arab* openlv took th* attitude of "now we wilt fight." Jewish Quarters appeared cer­ tain that the partition plan would receive the neeeaaary two-third* majority in th* U.N. General Aa- 0 ■omblr. The general opinion waa reflected In the Pale*tine Poet, Jewish-owired ' English language newspaper, which aaid of tha com­ mittee voter " It la a satisfactory end to oneroua debates and th* sicken­ ing uncertainties of tha Ad Hoc committee and a solemn portent as confident aa It It IntseapabU of the final verdict of the General Assembly." Both Jewish and Arab campo, A meanwhile, were quietly but bus­ ily preparing for posaibla develop* ment*. - : Vaad Leumi, Jewish national assembly, launched n drive for a n.600,000 (114,000,000) national Santa Claus Chari** Moi ringing. *d fore#*" At Vow planned, the a f r ^ i s a s K .r G « “' *a>m "u Ire*-*jt*ri*. • t-, one I It wa* Believed that In additionto discusalng this situation. Chiang *nd hi* generals also con­ sidered measures to meet a pos­ sible resurgence of Red opera­ tion* iq ManchuriaChiang’* Peiping office refused to say how long he would be In Prlplqg but hinted he might visit Manchuria. Tn the pa»t; A-sTlM by Chiang to a war area asdally has been followed by a govern­ ment offensive. mM - Kx:onom|r principles relating to Germany; the form and scope of „ provtl)on»| political organlxa; t j {of fjrrmnny; implementation of dK.|,|,ln* ta k e a by the Big Four In Moscow rrganllng demilitarisation o( Germany; and , h„ M ^iUod "Byrne* H an5* for a 40-year treaty hy the four powers j or thw disarmament and demtllItarixatlon of Germany. have to have "some Foreign SeeteUry Ernest Be* from the Admlnisr vin. pf Great Britain presonterl a the foreign expendl- document relating to..«hs future It ran art, Thow Ju*. i ro«tmrnt of <itrmanyt which he m aaid, have been ask. h(Mj. iUbmUled l« the council In t have not been re- Moscow last April. Bovin reafJfirmed l _ . J 1.1. . . . . I i . u ' a conception M H e n n ltn n of nf hi* .country's Germany's future a# needing! 1. Establishment of political yondUlona which .would Inaur* the world against a German return to dictatorship,or aggTesslon. 2. Creation of economic condi­ tions which Would make Germany 1 self-supporting, able to repay ex­ penditures Incurred Jty occupying powers and to pay reparation*. 8. Establishment of a constitu­ U. S. - Russian Plan tional machine, acceptable to the G * r m a o people, guaranteeing ( O w l i a a N fraai P a g e 0*4 ) these objqqtlvca. beria, which abstained yesterday. 4. Development of maximum ' In the committee balloting, responsibility, for, and intsrest In, Greeee Had abstained and the a political and economic adminis­ -Philippine* was absent tration on democratic line*. The Siamese delegate did not Bovin outlined In tha document attend this morning's session and, hia approach u> tha political, eco­ informed quarters aaid, would not nomic end reparations principles be present when the vote U taken which he said he believed should —possibly late today or tonight If the anti-partitionists m uiter govern th* future German slat*. The council, in adopting the 16 vote*, the supporter* • would French proposal on tha Austrian have to gain five votes to give treaty* named' four deputies who them the necessary 30 vote* for will study th* Issue and report victory. back by Dec. 1 In the midst of the changing Joseph Dodge will bo the U. S. situation, British Delegate H r special deputy fer Austria. —...... Alexander Cadngnn took th e floor Russia Foreign Minister V, M, to reiterate Britain's determina­ Molotov toek up a great deal uf tion not to participate In any settime in todaj’a aetaiom with a tlemapt not aeceptsbla to both the long talk on how the world w*a Jews and Arab*. being divided into two eamp* Britain, ha said, wtU- "take no which he eaaartad' were "the de­ part In any future decision* the mocratic camp” and “the imperi­ assembly may take" and no Bri­ Confederation of Labor—lh* only alist eamp,*1’ tish troops will b* used to enorgan!satlmi which could call ChrDtian and American way of force a IIJ(, partition decision. a w h .a strike in Italy-ridiculed aiding Europeans In distress. He pointed ouf th at Comfnunism earn. _ Ui 8. Delegate Hersehel V. MISTRIAL «*Lt»*Nw. «§ I >a t er vat ion corps, and wounded a district A i r f . At Chintan, In Klangau prnvinec, U Sih-Lu. chairman of the county council, wax -whet anil killed. - — —Vlolei.ee— m i “ TCpnftdd IT Changtouchen, in Fukien prov­ ince. where ballot boxes were de ­ stroyed and an election supervisor b ra tm by villagers. At nearby Ylngchlon. voter* who failed to mark ballot* in accordance with the wi»he* of thslr fellow citisen* werr kidnened. They havu not Irecn heard tom since. The Chlncke Nader’a appear­ ance emphasised the Importance Nanking attache* to the mtJlUry, •Uuation in North China, where rr»M r « * owe) *. id lie did loot discuss 1 ii01 * ,h 7J I’nw JH cntrl-n.r i! said Mr. Truman reconference with the .. . id his rommittee has avy achedule the first ■ ri<’*t r . n r k.ion IS" priation bill*. He add- f Chiank’k Party Frcnch Plan v aid Is kclu,iTrJ»nt. 1f}: rnr n , W l V ‘ UbJ^ i ^ a p p r o i m hllrV Urn j J J n ,st „f t^ p * ^ nda was set pve to 1m clesred from ||nWT1 f(lr ^nsiderstlon In this or- Prmpccti lor celery and other vegetable* in the Sanford - Zell Wood-Oviedo retlionr apoear to bo bright lh i\ lesion. Wliile the Glade, aeclion wai being bit by itorm« and hurrirapei during Octo­ ber Central Florida *» vegetable cron had littlr damage gold en celery, h at matuied almut two week, ahead of time, and Lefoie the California golden ceteiy »ln|>menl» have ceaied. The Zrllwood product t» ^ bringing $4.00 to $4.50 at t h a . Sanford Stale Farmer* M arkets Supplies from 7ellwood are eil>et ted to lie a bit Wlow 50 ear, a week for thr next five weeki. San­ ford celery i» due to arrive about mid December, along with a few cart from Saraaoli; Cabbage, evil mated at 638 acre* here aa compared with 477 laat f j year, along with cacarotc, (231 acres) and lettuce (04 acres of Button and 10 of iceberg) will not _ be T im iB Any Quantity in several ‘ weeks, according to shipper*. Cauliflower wilt come tn Just hefore Christmas. String beans, of which 401 acres have been planted here compared with 170 acres laat year, have Iwen very profitable and at the State Market have ‘been bringing $2.60 io $4 60 a / unit according to quality.* The market, retdftT* Manager H. J. t,chman, has handled 110,000 hampers since the deal started three week* ago, and sales a r c still active. yOrangca and grapefruit are-be­ ing -matured th r natural way and tangerines from the northern sec­ tion* of the state are reported to b e . of very fine quality. Selling Members of their bitter feelings, er* busy Dr.-Huseeln El Khali I tea. ary #f the Arab higher nbly the characterised the vote i partition tory for America's a t » .solo- blackmail the world?: *! re, other farilltie* at is ra a �In Unltj There I* Strength— THE WEATHER - To Protect the Peoco of the World! To Promote the P n y r « a p * A merle*; , To Produce Pro* per It 7 for Sanford. Moslly cloudy this afternoon, * partly cloudy tonight and Sat* urdajr. Lillie chance In tempera* lure. AN INDEPENDENT DA1I-Y NEWSPATEIt V Established 1908 olum e x x x v u i SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, NOV. 28, 1917 ■VW W " Arms Buying # FromAid Bill 1 . 28 WASHINGTON Nor. 2fl (/!* )The Senate voted today to ban France. Italy and Austria from purchasing aim* with any aid re­ ceived under the Administration's $597,000,000 emergency assis­ tance hill. Action on ihe proposal hy Sen* AlDI—Taxlfll_(DJdihii J_v*ai-lalxn A y voire vote aflrr Chairman Van oeienhetg (K-Miclij ol the Poicign Relations Committee said nothing in the hill "remoljly contemplates" arms purchases of any kind. l.arge Gift Seal Sale Chairman George -Austin at left rom ralulalea Moving quickly through amend­ James Singletary, commander of Campbell-leasing Pn*l 61, un’pur­ ment* 10 that a final vote ran Ire chase hy_ the tracrlcin Legion I’oat o f the first C’hrUlma* seal lrt*n~Mnn«Uy;~ltir Senate" also health bond, uhleh is being hehl by Jack Itatlgan, general seal sale chairman for Seminole County. The legion I'ost has' urged all other adopted: local organization* to purchase oral health bonds in Ihe effort to A propotal by Senator Fergu­ combat tuberculosis. * ,. so n (R-Mich) to allow an on-llic,a _ * round cheek on-ni^atimt* of the 'foreign relief program by inemlsrrs of Tib*- SengJr. md I louse* Foreign .... Affairs and Appropriations Com­ mitters. A proposal try Senator DoOIK1 . IR-Mnl specifying that Congress shall, have the deriding voice, ao far a# thi* country is roneerned, v «t In disposing of nny |of|-oVef fun Is Pretty 22-year Old Docs ^ _ . i ‘ : put 'in trust by loreipn govern- Says President rRorew to pea/f n te le / (metis r N o t A c t" L v - G d o d * " R a d c lif f c S tttd e rtt - ^ ' Senator hrm (It-Mo), offering Faith On Proposals Believed Sui c i de . another amendment to require reporta every three month# from the countries receiving nld, sought WASHINGTON NAv. 28 WAMsAND, Mass. Nov. 28 (A’j to postpone a vole on hi* prot/l*r—Secretary of Commerce -^Tbe nude and frozen body of |>osal until Monday, but Vandcnllarrim an said today lower a • brilliant 22-year-old graduate rg objected. price* for myala, aleel and student at Jtadcliffc College wt* Vandcnberg said Ire had agreed lumber are "hope*" from II nnllbuid ■h i*««e M a*i> ’ found in a , lonely wpodgiL.defPresident Trum aqa 10-point •*»ntPltifTiMnn“ p r a n iw r lierr1 last night with a rifle shot DUNKIRK, N. Y., Nnv. 28. 0P> — A -Thanksgiving day gift of 1100,000 in food, clothing, medical supplies an<l farm equipment to the propin of Amin, Italy, make* thla coptmunity nf 20.000 "a very big city nf the world" Ip the view nf Italian amhanandor Al­ berto Tarchlanl. Tarrhiant accepted the contri­ bution* yesterday in behalf of tho #t"'arhh-n.l Invaaiim city a* Dun’ kirk rekbrnted Ha second bonds* across-ihe sea Thanksgiving — a cooperative effort with the neigh- boring ring village of Fredonla. A year ago, ihe residents of Dunkirk fumed over 176,000 in glfta for their namesake cjty of Dunkerque, France, and continued their International good w ilkefforla last spriiut with a 1)50,000 campaign for Polish relief. “ What you have done today," ♦ aid Tarrhiani. "la a touching memorial to Americana who died on Italian *olj. Thla little town of America la a vrry big city of the world." Ford Collides With Truck On Park Avc. f Collision of a Ford aedan with • parked truck a t Eighteenth ^Street and Park Avenue yea torday avunlng a t 8:40 o'clock re­ sulted In Injury to three negroes riding In the aedan which waa wrecked. The truck waa dam­ aged, according to police. The three negroes were taken In the Moody ambulance to Fernald-Laughton Memorial Hospi­ tal. It was reported there this morning that Otla Robinson, one of the Injured, may be able to re­ turn home today. Luke Wright, • river of the sedan and Clover Ttobineon. another pgaaenfer, ■till a t the hospital pending the taking of x-rays to determine the *x«ent of their injurire. The Federal t i \ r k Into which the aedan ran. waa parked a t the time of the accident la front of the Park Apartments on Park Avenue and is tho property of Horn. J717 Park Avenue, d was being driven north U. S.-Russia Partition Plan - -E nd Of-The-GIarktsdalc Victory Is Supporters Arc Ac­ cused Of Employ­ ing Pressure Tac­ tics To Win Votes NEW YORK. Nov. 28 (/P )~ LONDON. Nnv, .28 (/!’’)— ROME Nnv. 28 </ry Milan's Sippoiirrs of die "Spvlrt-AmeriFrance proposed today that Ru»- military garrison look 1contiol of can" plan to piitrimn I’alrsline sia receive $100,000,000 from that etty and ptovinre today as —-wrre .irnrrevf-nf-utTTig ''pressure" ' current production in Austria as thoujjnd* of- -worker* - demon­ tactics today a* the holly con-p a r t 'd ! ‘ the general reparation# strated |n •* nw*day general strike tested issue approached a fair- • seldement. a qualified k o u r e e ^ k h t tippled transportation. ful vote m thr United Nationi said. The commander of the gartittm Assembly.. -The proposal w** made |o in Milan. Italy’s second city, in’Ihe shstgr* "e rr made on the deputies of the Big Four foreign fofmetl the government at Rome asiemMv flodf by Pakistan. Cuba ministers who were seeking that Hoops were taking over civil and Iraq - all npjsonents of the agreement of * treaty of inde­ function*. plan to split the* Holy las nil pendence and peace for Austria. Labor organizations called the ’into separate Arab and Jewish Thr ministers themselves were strike, quickly followed 'by leftistcrnnliies, comideting the future nf Germany led demonstrations, to prnteil the No individual tountrirs were and its boundaries. national government's removal of. ruentioneil in the accusations, but The informant said the Ftenc'i Ettnie Itoilo as prefect at Milan. Cuba and Iraq irfettrd trs some. suggested that Russia receive a "greaT |nmn»." Rsissia ’ ami' tTe thud of the production of thr The mayor. Antonio G'eppt. te* signed in sympathy, and dispatches United States air the only big Zistrrdorf oil fields indefinitely to Rome nrnipapcrs said I6D power* vtgorgttsly Kipjvutitig par­ and take over virtually all Aus­ tition. trian shipping on the Danube, Communist and Socialist mayors IlalrU u—Cuba »uul Itau_aljud__ A Russian sntiuc lorccaiLlllftL throughout the province also had film in npjsosifinn to. the plan, quit I Iren |volts. the Soviet Union would re jet I the which was expected tt* icacb Trollo, a member of the leftist French compromise on the i»»uc the final voting ie*t some time of wh.it conititute Geiman a»*et* action parly, declared: lid* aflernoon. ' * "I am the prefect anil I am in Austria. Ihe contest roillimiril »q c'o*S still in •charge of order in the pro* The French proposals were tli.il li iilicr ti,— paitltionnlt nor said to have been made m a vim e of Milan." anli parlilioni*ls Trollo spoke by telephone from n il: HGtV OF THE t l i 'I t transport LhijkaJalu—VJciucy—jusumli-lho— Ilie Arab-led new attempt to break the dead­ lock among Ru**ia.f7 the—Unjted aft office inside the prefecture, as .ock* off llippu klaiul, till mile- hOillhnr-t of hetrhikin, M;s»kn, would predict lb* outcome. I'ailrtionut* nreded a Iwo-thirJ* Slates, Great Bntain and Francr vast crowd* besieged the Imilding. "here she went agruiuul I '••sir near drnn in-1 Mirsliiirs ami lour bat­ "I sin nnt think there ii* any tered M ir* » I’lf li'linit hi Ltiaat f>unrit search pailo ^ mi the t .land. -to.ijrmly of ib jic p(c«ent *nd on what constitute German as­ need of military fnrre* in tkal. Aulhorilir* It-.uni llic r«. t of sti■* M iujii un * I c.| Ihcli lm wtirn voting. sets m Rusna and what might with ,the situation.” Troth* said, ihe ship split and Mic (t'tii srrlion tduuKhl l« the totlirm. be uied fpt.JfttAUtioni, f 1!jJClii-it»oiiaLa*««« it pt>i,*™y .. *.twruSii*:T. .tKlute.-tmidutiiiL BTidfng that - the—garrison rnrti-’*- ‘ change in llir line-up of countries The-Uouiaw-deputyr H.-V. Kek- Tftgn,t(T *nK iT rd wiUrfifm: T „ ~l J. tomov, questioned. his French Taft Denounces, Honor Graduate counter park- General—Rani Charrierr. mure than tu n hours about of the French compromise, Plan To Ration Found Dead With details The French proposal apr- are*! to be based on the* reparations agreement reacht-fl between RusBullet Wound aia ami Finland, hy which FinScarce Materials WASHINGTON. Nov. 28 (/T)~ Senalor Taft" (R-Ohio) declared today the Administration is not acting in good faith in asking "limited” authority to channel scarr materials to most essential hses." The Ohio senator's statement brought' vigorous disagreement from Secretary of Commerce Harriman who was before the Sen­ ate-House Economic Committee to disettrs a part of. President Truman'i 10-poinl cost of living program. * llarriman bad listed a number of materials which fie laid should be covered by "limited" allocation and priority when the exchange with Taft developed. Generally speaking, ( O n l l a w a o* allocation T nal Mifltrial Is Called On Frazier Illness Due to the illness of L. T. Fravler, a member of the Circuit Court Jury, Judge M. B. Smith today declared a mistrial in the case of Frederick George, charged with manslaughter Ih conineetton with the death on Oct. 26 of State Patrolman L. C. Bender, who died after being hit by truck driven by George on Wcat First Street, Thla verdict waa reached by Judge Smith after Dr. J. N. Tolar testified this morning th at Jlr< F ra ile r would be unable, due to hla Illness, to serve for 10 da; and that It was advisable that not Serve a t ali. The case will be reopened, fol lowing the (election of a jury, on Tuesday Dee. 8 a t 10(00 A. M. and the Court will convene a t 10:00 A, M. on Monday mornIng. Today a venire of 80 waa drawn for jury duty. tt MIH8 WINCIIELL NIBBING .NEW YORK Nov. 2* (AA—Pol­ ice stressed a city-wide search to­ day for red-haired Walda E, Winrhell,,m20-ysa " actress-daughter .yaar-oid of columnist and rhdlo Utor Walter by Ing her daughtof was IB, told _ WILLIAM WA th a t the girt Waa last seen Uavi WASHINGTON, Nov; M m ~ in g 'b a r Fifth Avenue h au l a t • William Wade Iflmhaw, 80, once P. M. Wednesday. 8h . did nut one a t the nation’s leading bari­ disclose the nature of Wanda’s tone singers, opera producer and Hliwtf. In Hollywood, Wine hell declared tr genealogist, died • las'. "Thla U a helluva Thanksgiving." ’ fill*.? line d. also in fairnr.- It- .n u iiJli iiecauie It preaented the most promising way o|>«n to Writ lug a -treaty. Associate Medical Examiner J. The deputlea have been snarled McCann said that the fo r.four month* on the Issue if German assets in AuMrli*: Th* French compromise avoided def­ initions nf aaoeti. It raUrd upon all countries to list their rep­ arations claim* on Austria and say fort how much they woulri Finding of tho body ended a settle. search which began Tuesdaj when the girl’s mother, Mr*. 8 U. S. EngrinccrH To William Flint of Cambridge, wid­ ow of a former Instructor at Give Turk RoadB.AId fashionable S t Paul’s School in Concord, N, II., reported her WASHINGTON. Nov. 28-4/1*1— missing. Klirht. Public Roads AdmlnlstratPollen Chief Ernest ’ Daman Inn engineer* will ■ leave for said that a .22 calibre Wincheste- Turkey tomorrow *o help build a rifle was found about 10 or 16 national system of modern high­ fcet from tho body and that way*. Whether the proposed road the Kill's clothing waa aeattervd network will extend, to the Hu*several fret away, si*n.Turkish border .for a link State- d rtre tiv e . crtleiL in to tho nve.tiKatmn said they were try- ' „ , em h„ U tn ful| y wnrkwt ng to Of crinin# H U would hare ' u t R j , ||U( depu, r put,|lr been poaaibla for the young worn- ' .dm lnistretor and head of an to move artet the bullet had ' the mission, told a reporter, entered her head. Although road links with Iren They also were mystified at* and Iraq, har nrlghhora on the the manner In which her clothing east and south, mleht gls-e T or waa scattered along the trail— key greater arrest to the oil •pro -aome on the ground and soma Huctlon of those two countries. pn the branches of bushes. Hit'* said he wa* not prepared An automobile, which the girl to dlacua* this aspect of thys under­ had been reported driving earli­ taking. Expense* of the mission, plus e r In tho week, was discovered in a nearby Una. Damon said the rest of marhtnarv and equip­ th at a rifle box and a b!!| of ment. will he' paid for out of sale foe a rifle from a greater *8.000 000 sum set aside hv the Boston store were" found In tba State Department frtnm thp 1100^ ear whirh bore a New Hampshire 000,000 Turkish aid program voted by Congress last spring. registration pUte. The girl’s mother la a -former GASOLINE RATIONING president of the New Hampshire BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov. 28 League of Women Votere and 01! Co.* of Ken­ U a house mother at Eliot Hall, f/Pl—Standard announced today It would Hadcliffe. Her * father and pa­ tucky begin rationing gasoline to lie ternal grandfather, both were distributor* In Alabama Dee. 1. Rhodes scholar*. Indication* were that tho pro­ Mr*. Leonard W. Cronkhlle, gram would bo put lnto-effect on dean of the Radellffe Graduate virtually a nation-wide hails. School, described Prance* aa "a A spokesman for Standard Oil happy normal girl," and eollegw ■aid Its 8.000 dealers throughout chum* .renortod shn had no par- Alabama would be limited to 86 »m Page Tvsst per cent pf their purchases during October. Th* allocation program probably will be continued Inde­ U. 8. POPULATION finitely. WASHINGTON H er. *8 « V ROTARY MEBtlNq; The United State* population waa 144.708.000 on Oct. 1, the Census The Rotary Club will roesl Mon­ Bureau estimated today. The rereed figure laded*# the day evening a t 7:00 o’clock, In­ armed forces, where strength was stead of at noon, for a special 687.000 overseas and 748,000 atprogram sponsored by the Educa­ borne. The civilian population tion and Information Committee of which H. H. Colaman* ia chair­ alone waa I4SA7L00O. The Bureau n l d the population man. A group of Orlando Botadhas Increased more than 11 ,000,- ana headed by Milton 8. Vargowe 000, or almost 10 Oareaat, In the and constating of Jaatre B. KdUu •even and -one • half year* since J. C. Broaaier, H. M. Voorhla,__ the last census waa taken April 1, M. H. Lana will explain the four object* of Rotary, 1040. young woman. Fraqcei C. Flint, an honor graduate of* Vasia* Collrgr, appareniiy was a luicide but that be couldn't lie sure until an autopsy was performed. Dispatches said irarvirafle* w rre •beinr-ererteH lit" t h r ' streets as workeri* ronvergril on the prefecture. One dD patrh to the newspaper I .a Itopubllca said aome radio and teiephone station*' h»d b « n M’ired by the crowds. - HOME, Nov. 28—(Ah -The Ital­ ian government *ji\ itis fsjmth »t tempt atnre the AnnistieQ to "^.Tfefor 128 Persons Arc FrciKh General Killed In U. S. Killed In Plane During Crash In Africa land In effect axrced to "buy’ all German asset,* in her territory for $100,000,000. Tims, So Airplane Crack-Up vlet ownership of farm er Gee* > b r a g - n fftrM quotatlofta of III" man properly in Finland was .national currency into line with In Alaska B rings lit* real value—devalued the lire avoided. Gruber, J Austrian l*»l "ight from .160 to r.Hfl Ui the Death To Thirteen Dr. Karl foreign minililrr, told interview ilollar. Th e lire has ticcii exchanged era in. London this week hla gov­ th a s s o c i a t e d r u k s h 1 1 e« I Inara ™ I’n a r 11**11 ernment wa» willing to accept Neatly 128 pehnn* *vetr kills tho French formula. American in Itallu aunlnd* am) If* others and British official! were In[Ill^l-Ul A iolrn t a ta tii- n l* a iv n lla - through the head. .Harry NO. 270 Associated Press Leased Wire ■■-'H Attempt Is Made To France Calls Up Ad­ 'Break Deadlock On ditional Troops In Reparations Asked Face Of Increasing By Soviet Russia Communist Strife Senator Taft f lin h lo ) told . the Senate today that the •» Truman Administration's pollelfo are *1a ratty renponalhle” for the eronomlc than* in -----Kitrope. — — ■— i— — ----Taking the floor to an­ nounce that he will rote for the emergency European re­ lief measure. the Ohio nenalor "aid, .however, that American* * eannot continue murh longer the rate of aaaiatanre they are giving to Europe. . f lwi.OWEGifl; Sent - , To People Of Anzio 1 Austrian Pact During Strike OthcrAmcndmentsTo Foreign Relief Bill Approved As Final #■ Vote Soon Is SeenNo*. _________ France Offers Military Takes Proposal For Over In Milan Legion Buys Seal Health Bonds WASHINGTON ■ John Francis Piatt Died Wednesday As Result Of Accident John Frnnri* Piatt, 11 ymr old rrtident of Fern I’nrk. died *t tb-IO, P. M. Wednesday ns « result nf MV-ailtpmoliile nrnideut which occurred in Fern Park cnrlier in the evening. Mr, Piatt formerly lived In Sanford for 12 years where ho wns engaged a* a painter. Ho had lived In Fern I’nrk for two months. He wax lorn in Manning, N D., Sept. 10. 1014. A member of Alt Soul* Catho­ lic Church in Sanford, tho do* i*cd wa* also a moml«ir of the rteran* of Foreign Wars ami he American I-eglon, Campliell Li-sing Post. During the recent wnr he served a* n Gunners Mate First Class in the U. 8 . Navy for throe years, 18 month? of. which wrre spent on Guadalcanal, lie w*» a momlier of the local Na­ tional Guard Unit for olght years. Survivors^. Include the widow, >fr*. Mary Talbott Piatt and four dough tore, Patricia, Margaret, Joan and Linda Piatt, all of Winter Park; hla father, Edward II. I’iatt, Kissimmee; five alktera, Mrs. Edwin Humphrey, Dunedin; Mr*. W arren’ Rohlnclto and Mrs. T. A. Mapea of Orlando; ■Mrs. H,\ K, Chitwood. Klaslmmrc; two brother*. James F. Platt, Fern Path and Edward W .'Plalt, Aahev tlk N. C. The Rosary will Ite recited to* T Jg h rK ^ - b ’clocIT a l'A ir Bbufi Catohlie Church and funeral aervlrea will he conducted at 2:00 P. M. Sunday with Father Willi­ am Nachtrab officiating. A Mili­ tary service will tie conducted at the graveside Iq Kietammee where liuriaj will be made in Rose Hill Cemetery. Erickson Funeral Home ia in charge of arrangements. Lions Club Plans Christmas Party Preliminary plan* for a Christ­ mas party to be held a t the Sem­ inole Country Club about * week before the holiday were today made a t the meeting of the Lions Club a t the Tourist Center. Fred Ganas. assistant coach at Rcmino!* High 8chool, proposed that tba d u b donate ft trophy tho tCelplaque to th* member of ihe ary Fed team judgrd aa tba’ beat blocker. The m atter was referred to the executive commltto for dis­ cussion. At Lyon proposed that the d u b make this an annual project. Alfred Robson waa introduced as a guest by hla brother,r, Harry Robson. G c n c rill ...... Hnlliant- l|ic p a itijin n __ 4 — Tlic vote trm osperted to t*e taken snme'iin- thii afternoon. The nr'ir-iiibly corridors at ' Flushing M eadow 1 I'nrk burred \vilh rumors that various dele- As OfflLCI U c t I C C r Jniiglit dpternline the outcome of III War !,,Vp°"r*to of Jhn partition -i,-!,pjtip lav h rg elv in tlm hands PARIS Nov. 28 (TP) The Air of 12 eoimirlcii *vfilch prevlmirly Mmiitrv annoiiiii cil lonighl that had nlntalncd ' from taking* sides G riirial b rC Im . F ra n c c i famous ho lid ay . today ditcloml lliat since 6 |Y M (local timcL Wcdricvday, 107 |ic(ton* lost tlicii live* at a iciull id auliroioliilr rni>li.i|n, wiili li liiinit |c.i?lim* ilie nnlinn .willi I I latalitiet./riic Ih death* (tom ijncrllaureui tamer toultcd limit rlrowtiiity. huntiiiK and airplane «■ Ctdrnti. , ■"Ilie traffic toll turpaircd the total nf 69 rc(iorted on Ttiank*givtng day la»t year and tl»c mrtall ttil.il «f 128 (hit year Ctlf!!- againit r o Hunt were* ready to switch i from nm- *iih' to tho other, but * — jL fofe the mornint! session cunL c G lc tC I l a d l,,ere was no wfflel^ conr, ) fiinmiimi nf anY "ivitche* which wwi^w 11-w irto w b ' n d n . *>#■• killedin an airpTane n idi In llir SaharA survey .iriou the • country I i i|c*^it. • « lIldiikiK ivitig and tcliritic. Air Secretary Andir Maioiclli m l hi*’plane i r-vdinl 20 mile* limn Lolomlillciliaf, 200 nufc* toitih Oran and near the Algeria-MoiiKrit l»ud-r. It w.i* III Mii'a that I ct’lerif fi nt ' unnrd lame in llir war again*) Gcimany ami Italy. • fi upMsttH « n Pjh w Klifcll - Warren’s Entrance Into GOP Race For Nomination Hailed — t -------------' ■W mM IS'IHANAPOLIS. Im l. Nov. 28 id'j Tin' entmncp of Governor Earl Warren of f'alifnrnia Into (he rn n 'eit fi*r tlu>.TV48 Republic can •iiresldential nomination wa* hailed • n* encouraging today 1l wa* undciilooil tli *1 12 per- Daniel J. Tobin, president nf the Itm thvhnnd ' of •on* w t ic al mi iid the plane and lnti-rtiatinn.il Teamster* (AFL). , that all were huui'd to death. Tobin who headed the loibor I X Ilrrr wns n nomine 'de gucr- Ituienu of Die Deinocmtic National re the Ki'iicrnl nssriined In World Committee -during t ill- four camparctl iii HI. hi |*/46. II t*r~vLi*-M liTt-wife and »i* ( paigtt* in which Franklin D. Indian i rr|K>itcd lliirlcrn trail» War hildri-n in the German '•cciipled I ReoseveU *va* elected President falalitici and of ifie teven peri rone of France from reprisals, j . „dd"d Imwever. "T tirre i* not) tnnt kill'd ati tiintiir miili.ip-. iii Hi t real nnnic'w n* Count P h i- ! niorii impe that Governor W IrT• n will get th** nomination! WailimKVin ilatc llirrc wctc killr 1 llppln De flmlteclocque. The teamster president made One of the youngp*t and most in a. train auto " collniim. Ilirn hi i rnmmenU in a signed article .luitlinnt soldier* nf the ’fighting were llirrc *intent death* rcpoilrd (lie Inter net Inna I Teamster for Punch, ho wa* lmqK’rior. genet"! in m Flotida. ■ Decent Iwr. He iteserilwul W arren’s nf all French Noilh African .JUNEAU, Alaska, Nnv, ■HH'MJ'l furrr* at the time of his dentil. Ho —Tim can **1 nf a twln-cngini' an wan 4d year* old only #ix* day# trans|iort’a naciy-up . ami ijcailt ago. i i'u ii i iH ir n« i 'm , Short, alight amt fair haired.’ |a-<’|eic wa* deeply hronred nnd worn a cloved trimmed rnuitarho. Cold Weather HangH Over Northeast U. S. Ity AHHOC IATKD P R E S S __ Cold woath"cr lingcri'd over Uh . nnrthrastfrn quarter of tho coun­ try (("lay and, federal fiirrca»le r a s a i d .t h e m .w aa Jui-lm m crU aU -- rehef in right, III other xoetlnna of tho coun­ try, temperature# wero mode rate anil aurgiy skies were predicted for mo*l of the South and We.*t. Tho mqrcury climbed iqlo -the fdl’s in Kentucky .yesterday and wm pxpeetrd to reach 1 that mark in pari* nf. Oklahoma today. New seasonal lows w etr reiflerl In some section* of the Idwest, Tho coble*! w rather was In Minnesota with Duluth’s two below lowest on the early morn­ ing weather map. Minneapolis and 8 t. Cloud slrivrred In xera temperatures. Chicago's 12 bIkivo wa* a new low for the eeasnn. Snow flurries -were reported during the night from thq Da­ kota* and eastern Nebraska east­ ward to the Appalachians. K MIKOLAJC/YK FIRM NEW YORK. N ov. 28, WT Stanlalaw Mikolalcxyk, aelf-exiled leader of the Polish Peasant Pftr ty, yestenlsy deaeribed the coun­ try which he fled last month a# "a pure totalitarian state," but ■aid that th* Communists "will never get the soul# of the Polish people." I I **M1 4titlril «*fi l ’m tr “ M fR l Appeal For Flection ’ - In Korea Refused record »* "right "ii neaily everything tor Inlior" and said ,“In nur oplftiiln (\\’arrenl will have an rnormnu* baking from or­ ganised' latrt; throughout, the rtu n lry ." ’. " Tnliin said ' I lie "Demorratie Party will undoubtedly nominate President Truman, But what is lalrtr going to say about aupimrtiiiB the Democratic Party and I ti platform?** •’The wl*n thing to do, he continaed, "rt to w ait and seo w hat SEOUL. N n v . 28 (;r>—MaJ |r«H iln w ~ > mn l*"ae » ‘a « a t i -------- - — — (rrnerel Willnutt F: Ih*an, militory-|-------- —governor nf American-oecuplpit Dr. (Jilhort Osincup, Snulii Korea, said tmlny he had refilled a • request hy right isl Orlando Doctor, Dica political gintip* for an iinirvediatr rleetian of n Korean government ORLANDO, Nov. 28—(jpv_Dr. in the southern rone. Glll>ert S. Osincup. 62, Orlando Dean said in a prexi atntement P#fffMHflnh lu s n n o ta h tor fn, 25 os < „ t i died year* that If rightists carried out here Wednesday night following a threat! to hold an election on loin: lllncas. their own initiative, the military Dr. Oalnrup, a veteran of both government would "take neces­ World Wars, wa* stricken with hla sary aleps to prevent It," The fatal Illness In 1P4S while doing nature of the steps, he said, would rehabilltatldn work In Grew*. "depend upon tho altuatlon." In World War One. he wa# an The American told a group of American Army p**uie*l office* . rightist* who asked for an election on duty with an Indian cavalry Iwfore Dec.’S I that nono would bo fftfiment of the British^ Amyj, ^ held “prior to receipt of 'd i r ­ He later twcaino one ■ ectives from tho United' Nation* Florida pediatricians to lobt^th* Commission” designated ,to con- American Academy of Fed durl an election In both the South clans. He was a past president and Russian-occupied North Korea of the Florida State Medical Association, end head of the med­ .before Mar. 31. ical staff n t Orange Memorial Hospital hern and had been chief ORANGE HOWL pedintrieien for 20 years. MIAMI Nov. 28 tfD—Tha Or­ ange Bowl Committee today an­ nounced selection of tho Univer­ sity of Kansas, with seven win*, two ties and no defeat*, aa one team to play in the Orange Bowl : here Nbw Year’* day. M - TANGERINE BOWL ORLANDO. Nov. 28 t*V-< Catawba College of Asllabury. N. Cm today accepted an invitation to' play in tha second annual Tangerine Bowl gam? here' New Years day. . .. eft � 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, November 26, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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MARIAN R. JONES ~ T h f b sic m m t nf th#' Ovtrda Baptist. Church was a scene o! loveliness Thursday afternoon former pastor of the church here, who It visiting Mr». Mary M. M artin this week, b re first visit sine* Chiplaln'a Day's death. I The tea table w m beautifully arranged with flow cn awl fern, with Mra. II. II. Link, wife of the present pastor, pouring coffee on one* aide, and Mrs. Fred Pleraon, W.M.U. president, pouring tea on the opposite aide. Home made cakes, sandwiches, cooktryi, stuf­ fed dates and nuts and mints, a r­ tistically arranged, completed this festive array. ; Mrs. R. F. King greeted the guests a t the door with Mrs! Day, idle Mrs J. P. Cox, chairman of ?e committee, Mrs. Young liarris. Mrs. - Geoi Means, Mr*. Young llhtris, wan, Jr., acted as hostesses. Those invited to welcntne Mrs. Day wen* Misilami-J, Theodore Aufin Sr.. Theodore Aulin, Jr„ It. L. Ragsdale, Ed Farnell, A. I). Metcalf, Mathers, Clifford i'arker, B. L Wheeler. W. T. Walker, Alex Lelnhart, Paul Campbell, Lawson Hardy, Ralph King, Arth­ ur Cartledgc, J. H. Jones, Jr., J. C. Flowers, Ben McMahan, A. It. Hunter, W. D. Brown, H. F. Ward, Andrew Aulin. Milton Gore, I t L: Kemp, Joe Beasley, H. H. Mattox, It. F. King, J. N. Thompson, Joe Btaatey, J r„ T. R- Pipkin. Mary rla, George Means, Hollis Cl Ferrell Beasley, T. L. Lingo. J June Spencer, fl. F. McGowi Jr.. B. 11. F. Wheeler. Jr., Jr.. W. A. .Ward, Jr., Jimmie Malcolm, llilly West, H. 11. Link, Fred Pierson, F. S. Sheldon. BUI Martin, C. M. Ftp-nell. R. f\ King, Tkumaa Chuluota road, left Friday (.veiling fur Lakeland to spend the weak end en route to Lake Wales, where ■they ■will work for the neat se­ veral months. Dan Chlshotm. boss of the new b rid g e-b ein g - constructed over Krdnlochatchce, haa bean In Lake­ land for several days on business, the Junior G, A-’s wl pertained it t h r O viedo TOBSf-Jw Baptist Church a t 4 P. M., given have as their guest Mr. McLaren, by, the members of the Nettle president of the Federal Reserve Farnell Circle. Moving this week into their Bank, Atlanta; Ga. Mr. McLaren, and Mr. Lee plan on some hunting recently purchased home are Mr. and Mrs. T. L.e isMIKU, Lingo, Jr. two •» M «a• e and l"V trips during his visit Thad and Marshall. Me. and Rev. and Mrs. Johnnie I* Jones and Children. Rcverly Ann and fennovatlng the house which was formerly occupied by Ihe E. M, enta. Mr, and Mrs. Charles 8. at the ranch in order to get an early s ta r t Mr. Mrs. W. J. Lawton and Misa Kathryn Lawton haa aa their guest this past week. Mrs. Lawton a niece, Mra, E. B. Nlchola, of Fort Myers. Mra. Nichols also visited many friends and her other relatives while here, although she MONDAY, NOV. 24, 1947 visiting her slater, Sirs. PaulJnt Tanner, a t Dt'Land, tor a week has returned home. The members ot Mrs. J. H. Staley's young Adult Sunday school class tnJoyVd a lovely steak aw H W ta'C w retw atcr I'a r t Tues­ day evening. The regular and active members invited, including Mrs. Ben C. Walnrlght, Mr. and Mrs. John Evans, Cecil Edge, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Staley, Mr. and Mra. Tommy Btalcy. Mr. and lira. Donald Lelnhart, Mr. and Mra. Tommy Moon, Reeae Moon. lies Clonta. Miia Thelma Lee, Martha Anne Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Misa Martha Anne Moon, stu­ dent at Deland, was home Tues­ day afternoon and attended the steak supper given for Mrs. J. H. are Mrs. Fred Pierson, Arthur Staley's Sunday school elate. Evans, Th*d and Marshall I.lngo. , Arthur Cart]edge has been away 'rom work due to hltknets. CHANGE TO Mrs. G. M. Arie 4s still cpnfined to her home due to several TIOLENE week's Illness, but la repurled to be soma Improved. OIL Mr. J. R. Ragsdale, father of Leon Ragsdale, is better after suffering with a cold. Has Your Oil Among those who are planning to attend the cover«T dish supper C artridge Heen . given by the Seminole Chapter Changed? No. 2, Order of Eaaetrn Stars at the Masonic Hall, Sanford, Thurs­ day <Nov. 30) ovening are as­ Seminole Tire Shop sistant worth patron Frank W. 201 N. P ark . An accessory piece from Sanford F urniture Com* pany's exceUenl collection of fine furniture! Phone 37 L Ragsdale, and Mi's. Irving Malcolm, also the moellng follow* Mrs. Sidney Carraway, who has been visiting her son, Sidney, and Mrs. 8ldney Carraway, at Titus­ ville, returned horns Thursday Phone Blonde Occasional Chairs Regular flS value. Spring seats. Choice C I 4 f of beautiful pastel A Christmas Treat For The Bedroom Atpung those from Oviedo who have been attending the convention snioru ni*«j p KrTZellwood. W. Martin ih d Judge returned from Jacksonville, where they have been this past week. Dr, Martin attended the Cancer Cli­ nic tie Id there. 1 \ , Mr. and Mrs! Charles & Lee left Thursday morning to spend •avers) i|aya in Miami, where lhi-v will vjplt their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Jones, Rev. J. L. Junes, ami granddaughters, Nancy l^ e and B rvw lr Ann. Tlie vtnnig people of the Methodlst Church, under the loader- Thompson, and Miss Thslms Leo. shit} of John Evans, conducted a ■ Prof, and Mrs. Waller Teague Youth Program In flencVa Wed- left Wednesday aftntnooh for Jacksonville, where Me*. Tongue Old. you aver Hop to think about replacement 1 eoitFof'tl6lhtWd.tlH*bC * curtailtr and othar velua b l t Ita m i in your hums7 Check now and tea if your prttenl Fira In su ran ce adequately covert theta, loos chest of drawers, dou* ble bed, handy night table, bedside ehsir, Inorrspring n stlreaa and box spring. Furniture that will be a joy to own this C hrlslnaa and for many Christmas?* to rone. Budget Plan, if you EASY TERMS * Charming Table Lamps Modish pottery bases with neatly decorat­ ed shades. Delightful H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y 3ta E. FIRST ST. -Kneeholc Beak Makes wrlttni pleasanter an your home nfore attractive. Mtasc* Joan Chance, LaJutio Es­ tes. Csrlehe McKinnon. Dorothy Niblack. Joan • Meek, and Mcsdames Tommy Staley, and Bill Martin. - , Rev, J .\ N. Thompson ‘is still confined to bis horni) after suffer­ ing with a heart attack. Leon lUgidalc la able to be out Sgaln^ after his recent spell of sickness. Tommy Partin, son of Mr. end , Mrs. T .' K. Partin, underwent a' Tonsileotorny at the FernnldLaugMun Hospital Friday morn­ ing, r J. T, Ferguson and Reese Stid­ ham, who hove Irecn living In Oviedo for the past several months while working on the nt-w •bridge over Keonlochateheo on the The Newest Modern Porcelain Dinette. . . Announcement K. Carmichael la now connected with The Sanford Upholstery and attractive chairs. Sre it . Slip Cover Shop . 33 Y ears' Experience • Slip Covers custom . made- guaranteed to V fit. • Upholstering of M * kinds. • Wide selection of m aterials. Sanford Upholstery and Slip Cover Shop Platform Rockers Solid comfort for many years an d .a worthy addition .to A A f the living room./ ‘ Z f t j f l Choice or tapestry EASY TERMS T he tru e valuo of telephone service is m uch greater than its c o s t M any typos FR EE STORAGE Until C hristm as On Any Purchase of-concerns depend entirely upon the telephone to secure business. T o them it is indispensable—yet th e cost is only Value In Mirrors A-beautiful heavy C ) J A . plat* mirror, as f t ■ Z pictured. a few dollars I f m onth. I n fact, in all business, th e value o f telephone service Add Charm To Your Living Room is fa r g rea ter than th e oo«L FOR ONLY The same is true with respect to the everyday home and social use o f the telephone. There are times when just one call alone may be worth the eoet of the service for several months. If you kept an aocount of trips your telephone . Christmas Gift giving for w ear L Damask the com- ^ T elephone Company to secure from in* ^affords, Testers the m illions of dollar* o f n etf COMPANY Enrh?h Your �— an’ -— THK W K A TH ER In Unity T htra Is Htrangth— To Protect IU P m m s i lire World} To Promote the f i u f r r u of America) To Produce Proaperlty for Sanford. I'artly cloudy through Wed nr*. <I»J. Coolrr.IbU sltciuoon-and lo> nl(h>. Wrdnrnl.it continued cool Gentle In nmd.-ratr northerly » indv. 'H - *• -A it-iN D E F E N D E M T -D A in Y T iE W S P X P E K • VOLUME X X X V m ^ .^ ' Established 1905 SANEORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1917 Associated P ress Leased Wire N O . 268 — Senator Says Reds Seek To « Seize Nations £ r;, , # Connally Joins Vandenberg In Urging Allies To Create Own Peace Treaty ■WASHINGTON, Nor. 25. (/Pt f — Chairman Taber (K-NV) of the House Appropriations Com* millee today accused the State Department of violating the Saw by permitting shipment of fond and other supplir* to Russia and Soviet-dominated rountrira. lie told the lloune there ha* been a "ro n slan lan d deliberate violation of the la w , especially (he lend-leaar law /' and de­ manded an end to what he termed the "appeasement" of £ Kuasla. WASHINGTON. Nov 25 (/!> )• Senator Connally (D T ex) told the Senate today llul Commun­ ist i ate out to “ ledurr weitern, Europe to vaiialage -and political ilavery" and uiged hit colleague* to vote $597,000,000 of winter aid to combat ihii “totalitarian tyranny." X Taking llir floor in llte Senate’* terond day ,o( drbafe up the re­ lief (mature, Connally jomrd Chairman Vandmberg (R-Mich) of llie Foreign Relation* Com­ mittee in urging ' that the other •llier mike their "own |>eace with Austria and Germany if Kuum refutes to go' along. The T exat senator, lop Demog c ta lu member of the commit­ tee, laid Ihi i action thould be taken if th e < cuJhcil of foreign minultri, how meeting in lamdon. li.H iiM .d m raa* d a h ii Application For Re-Zoning Of Tract Received By City a « *i— — . - -.**•Application of Fred Bender, local realtor, fof te-roning of a lat of land between Lncuit and ay. Fourth and Sixth Sireeli in order to tulidivide the area * into 50 by .75 foot lot* and.erect rottagei^ for tale to white teiij — denil M 1 eachT was re ceivetl by the Cily Cummittion ^lasl everting am i was »efe(rriT - t o .the Zoning Board of which J. L. Inglry is chairman, fur sp proval. Zoning regulations in the R-l atea require lots with a minimum of 5,000 square feet and homes of 800 square feet, said City Manager If. N. Sayer. I he area . had once been proposed as a negro recreation atea, but when Jthis was voted down, the City sold the Iracl. ■. The Commission took under consideration a proposal to' »xchange present parking under* for yjelrra which would lake from ona to five pennies or one nickel 1 S • t t M lla u S e» e**r S U a fcll U. & Men Returned n By Yugoslav Troops TRIESTE. Nov. 25—</T)-The U. 8, Army Public (trillio n s-offlca said six- American soldier* taken Into custody, yesterday morning by Yugoslav troops were released to American authorities today. Name* of the aix men and de­ tails of the manner in which they were taken into custody, held and released -wtU lgr made public in 4* hours, under the terms of a wnew regulation, public relations said. (In .Belgrade it eras reported thai Permier Martha]] Tito had Issued an order to his troops on the Austrian and Trieste Freo Territory border* that all military rsonnel who stray over the • In an “obviously accidental” manner are to be released immed­ iately.) ' U. 8. Army headquarters an­ nounced earlier that the atx eoiViler*, comprising an entire bor­ der patrol, were taken, prisoner yesterday by YugoeJav troops when they “evidently got out of bound*" in Venetla Giulia about 15 miles from here. K LEGION HEAD HERE A. Reid Mann, American Le(ion Department adjutant, wa* today visited by Department Commender Frank Caton and Edmund If. Martin of Ocala, Department (chairman, of -lUhabtilUtlon, In connection with official Legion business. • 1 '- *• Comdr. Caton, well known here for hta ability aa an entertainer and tnagieian. ataUd today that he had been forced to cancel ex­ hibition* of magic in spite of _roany^ lucrative offers, dua to de­ mands of hi* office aa atato Le­ gion commander. Catholic Conference Urges Law Discouraging Large Landholdings « * . lA f A V tr r E L * , Noy 25 uV)—The National Catholic Rural Life Conferen'e today declared ittclf in favor of legiilalion "to ditcourage cver-incre.x*mg laiyr landhvldmg* and to providejipportunity for gequme £5rm operation! I he direct tit of the confttrnce. which i* organised in 8b Catholic di'Kriei of the United Sir let. adopted a revolution calling for "a itrong land policy' to encourage net only full time family^ farim. but rural homestead* for person* employed^---- '—— ------In cltiea. out be' the primary consideration . The resolution specifically call­ national farm recruitment and ed for continuance of -tha pres­ in ent acreage limitations on lap! placement pollcit*.. Another resolution proposed the <i**Dted by reclamation lawa, saying that “public monies and calling of an International Cathresources ahnuld not be appro­ olie conference on rural life and priated to subsidize farming cor- problama, probably in Koine In poiatioiis ami large operations 1950 or 1951. The conference *ald whlrh make family lift on the the problem* inuit lie met on land difficult, if not impossible.” an international level, hecauM* The conference In another res­ population pressure 'In rountrira olution opposed the temporary of limited productive capacity led Importation of migratory farm la. to conflict,, and "where food 1* Uirera from across the borders stirce and atandarda of living "as a regular practice” and rec- low, additional opportunity Is giv­ ummeuded that interstate trans­ en proponenenta of artificial birth port of migrant! be brought un­ control and aterlliialion for dif­ fusing their doctrlnei." der federal supervision. Finally, the group urged the es­ It denounced "Ilie accepted cus­ tom of some areas of paying low tablishment of Catholic agrilulturwages and of seeking abundant al schools and of courses and supply in order to rirrumvrnt research facilities in agriculture, wage demands,-and called for de­ rural aoelology and allied topic* cent housing and enforced aani* at Catholic eollegea, as well aa •ary codes for migratory labor. education leading ,to closer unity It expressed the hope that "the among farm , Industrial labor and stated needs of growers” would employer group*. Act Aid To Stranded Transport Rushed May Be Invoked If By Coast Guard Strike Is Called Clarksdale V ic to ry Western Union Nego­ Reported * Aground tiations C ollapse Off Alaskan Coast OverWageDemands KETCHIKAN, Aleaks Nov. • 25 (iP)—(’seal Guard head­ quarter* here received word luday that the army trans­ port Clarksdale Vlrtory. with s rre» of 49 aboard, has broken in two on a reef off Graham (aland southwest of here. Tbe fate of the rrew member* -was unknown Im­ mediately, The J'ftmat Guard report -fro a the 8. 8; Denali. of Iho Alaska Ktaamahlp Company, which reached the scene and rad­ ioed, that the fore part of tho stricken transport was vialhla and that the rest was bfo%fn up or submerged. Heavy -a fi> ■well* were running at the time. The -Denali reached the scene at 9:JO A. 51., an hour behind its previously ached. tiled lime after a rare that atarled when the Clarksdale Victory sent an 8 0 8 at 10:04 (PST) l**i night. A* radio *ilence then engulfed it. KETCHIKAN, Alaska Nov. 25 op)—A Coast Guard plan* reported today that the Army transport Clarksdale Victory had broken In half on a reef off Graham Island and three > ■urvlvnr* were sighted <pi the beach. There were 49 crew­ men aboard. SEATTLE. Nov. 25 (A»)-An Alaska slramer and two Chest Guard *£uttrrt raced through- the pre-dawn darkness ,today . to the aid of the gtoupdrd 19,850-ton Aitny transport Clarksdale Victory from which no word has been re­ ceived since she flashed an SOS at 10.04 (PST) last night. Coast authorities in Seattle and Ketchikan, Alaska, said they were seriously concerned over the trans­ port’s failure lo answer dozens * - U 'M lIt s M •• paw * K is h l | Hannegan Resigns To Join Cardinals WASHINGTON* Nov. 25 OP)— Postmaster General Robert E. Hannegan resigned, today to b*eomo affiliated With e group purehaaing the 8 t 'Loula Cardinals baseball team of tha National League. * President Truman named Jeaae M, Donaldson, now First Assistant Postmaster General, to succeed Hannegan who** resignation la effective Dec. I. Mr. TrumanaTennouneed the ahlfl In hla cabinet which return* to private life the man who waa credited with a major part In obtaining Mr. Tnnnan'e nomin­ ation aa Vico President on tho successful Rooscvelt-Truman De­ mocratic ticket In 1944. Mr. Tru­ man succeedad.to the Presidency upon -the death of Franklin D. Roosevelt In April, 1945. In October, Ilaanegan retired aa Democratic National Chairman, giving reasons of health, and waa succeeded by Senator J. Howard McGrath of Rhode Island. STORES OPEN Store* will, remain open on Wednesday afternoons u n t i l Christmas, it waa announced to­ day by Ned Smith, president of the Sanford MerchanU Associa­ tion. WASHINGTON. Nov. 25 </!’> A threatened _tltikc of 50,000 Western Union workers raised the prospept today that President I rumen might invoke the "nation­ al emergency" section of the Taft-Hartlry l^b ar I jw for the first time. Negotiations between the West­ ern Union Telegraph Company and representative* of the Commercial Telegraphers' Union, the , Telrgrtph Employees Union and the Telegraph Workers Union, all AFL affiliate*; have, broken down over''dem ands for a ' 15 cent gn.hout anJboaiL— —1--------• Efforts of the Jedcral concilia­ tion service to settle the dispute touched off when the union re­ opened its,contract Oct. I like­ wise have failed, the union said. They announced lata yesterday that a strike ballot is being taken among the 40,000 CTU membeis, 5,300 TEU members and 4,000 two metnbere W lif-that the vote la expected to be completed in the next ten days. Attorney Frank Bloom, speak­ ing for the three unioni, told a news conference that If thi workers authorize the strike—and he left no doubt that he expects no other result—an actual date for the walkout will be aet by union leaders. The three AFL affiliates rep­ resent Western Union employes in 3,000 offices across the coun­ try. 5!etrt>politan New Yoik would lie the only major ar-'a unaffected by a strike. .The CIO Communications Association rep resent* 7,000 workers thate. A strike sail would pose for Mr. Truman the question whether such a communications tieup would repreaant a national em er­ gency affecting tha nation’* health and safety. *$ If- he decided It would he could >brlng Into play the TaftHartley Act which became law ever hit veto last summer, CHICAGO, Nov. 25 (/P>—Mors ll'H I I V M * P ee* R U S H Striking Prisoners Surrender Peaceably WAUFUN, Wi*., Nov. 25 (JP)Slxty-nlne striking prisoners sur­ rendered at the atato prison today and first reports said tha four guards they had held aa hos­ tage* for 17 hour* were' not harmed. The prisoner* ware fiven two minutes for tho first 20 man to march out. Deputy Sheriff Jack Halaalty of tho Milwaukee deport­ ment said they filed out Imme­ diately. A second ultimatum de­ manded that 20 more come out of the second story room. They, too. came out a t ortee. A third order demanded ths remaining prisoners leave their barricaded room. They, too, com­ piled and along with them came the four guards. It was ail over within ten mlnutea, Halaslsy declared. None of the prisoner* made any e f­ fort to put up a fig h t Deputies who reached the second floor said they found a number of home-made WMpons, suck as pipe*, sharpened pieces of metal and dubs. Ministers Of Bond Selling Big Four At Drive Planned London Meet By Treasury 3 Nears On Palestine Marshall Meets With Secretary Snyder Ur­ Molotov, Bevin And ges High Taxes To Help Reduce Debt: Bidault To Frame Inflation Controls German Peace Pact Prizes Will Be Given To Winners In Merchants' Christmas Parade C o m m itte e T o O key D e c is io n E x p e c te d P a rtitio n ; In A ssem - * h1y W H I B e C lo s e WASHINGTON No*. 25 Hni w alllir> and many c.isl tui/ef'wMI be awarded to bo> and LAKE ML*Cl i:S8, Nov. 25 015—Secretary of ■the Tr*ahP»— I he plan t•> partition gul winner* who match in sotiiime ami who ride decoigled lucyclrs. •ury John, W. Snyder tuld Palestine was approved lata Ilicyilrt or o I .***> i -illrages in ihr Chtistruas paude which will be the House Hanking Commit­ today h) a vote of 25 lu 15 ter today price controls are staged hv tlic ^eminol* t uuiiiy Jayccc* and sponsored by the Naiiin the 57-nalmn Palestine nreded to head off inflation, foic* Merchants A*toculiiu on Drc, (> at 10:10 A- M.. it was an­ 'committer „! the I nitrd and rame out against any • nounced today by J.stiei I ' m sichlit J. Biailrv (klham Nation* Vsscinldi, the progrnrral ta l reduction in the . "•iecautr l Tnttmac.it Ini shildirn and Iwi ausr h r vtanr county- ’ po*al now gives to ihr nssembnear future. tv of I he same 57 nations ill wide partidpatnm /' Mr Odham p plenary session for a final said, "tile Jayu-f* tune, donntrd * WASHINGT ON, Nov 25 uVi o d e with a i »(• thirds intc]orStC/eUiy Snydei said Iinlay th- f250 to l>e nwufdod :cs rush It} rieedrcl foe adoption. pi ires, liutf to children living Tteasury plans a huge peacetime in Sanford,'tam) half lo clubbrii , LAKE S tT VfT'N. Nov. 25 (fl>) bond selling dlivr. and he callrj living outside Sanford nml HeuiNupfvailrts and iip|siueult of . for keeping^ taxes high enough tnule I'uunty umi Osteen. ihr piii|io.cat - to split Palestine Jack ItsligHo. chuitmait of tlie to leduce the nation’s debt. waged lobby campaign* for votes LONDON. Nov. 25 (/V) The Dimming Pirtidrnl liunians parade, has nunouncecl tlie fidtoday, .1* llu* so called Soviet* foreign minister of the United anti mlhilion piogiam as a wit­ lowing sclieduli* for .||*||il.iitiiiu of prises: Amri trail partition plan neared Slates, Russia, Giral Britain and ness befuir (lie House Bank Hoys or Giljs. matching in a show down imlhd in the United France started today their sec* ing Committee, Snyder decLird; costume lw*twt-en t<* Ip IH years N e w C e n t r i s t G o v e r n Ssnfoid County ond attempt to frame a peace m e n t W r e s t l e s W i tt lh -Ninon* Pdhsmpr committee I Conltofs on insta(lliirnl hit) l«t Price Watch Watch _ Hus—behmd-lhe-sirnrc- arMTlty’ for Germany despite (he wide ing. >hould br irslotedl D ire L a b o r - C r i s i s ' * ctceidradowed monimg and early 2nd I’riio__ IHUKl .___ l lUJ)t) open conflict between Rum* and . ..‘.i.f Congress should piovwl- " *iird Pritc" f*,ixi fi.lhl |iym*i * gru- >alternnoii file Weslrtn power* over the funds to finance a new drive. fo lloya or liiiU niarchfug in t IS vNiiv. 2d (vT) A , . . . clelute - in- the „ General . | Assembly ' */ iv.ittuts I .decline economic and political future of sell guveinment bonds to individ­ cosliime bktween li aud'U ji'tu *, etal strike of FrenchI luiiwaymcn Inclusive c o m im llrc o n a »enc* of .iiu rn d Kuro|ke. uals. 1st P riie Ih-Ut) tr.(M) was tailed tonight hy the Nation­ iiienls, in any ol minor importance Secietary of Stale Marshall A> lor nuintaiiiing a lugls tax al i nlridilua of Itailmad U’oik2nd Price ____________ 7.h! f t u M l ^ i g m ost ifegrT.iles j g i e e d , met with V. M. Molotov of level. Sqyder s a id - " it' is “ imper­ .‘ltd P in e StW fi.IMt ei*. <■ 11 wt* that tin decisive vote Russia, Ernest Bevin of Britain ative that slunng these tunes Hoys or Gills oil iti-cornted hiThe rnmrnl m( i h r -friteratloh. fly the full atouiblv oil 11IV plan and Georges Bidault of France of g*eiu prosjsenty *we should ryclM, Willi o t' WitlioUi -co*tnun* 1st J’rile 15.UO Ifi.Olf affilialrd with the Communitt-ln! to divide the Hilly l_snd .mil) in the blue gold council loom of conlmiie'td* tolled adequate les2nd Price “ frtl 7.50 GrnN.il t ’onirtleulion of l.alKir,1 rparatc Jewish and Arab counLancaster House. at1 3 :3 0 P. M. cnui-v lovei and above a bal­ 3rd Price 5.00 ,5.00 issunl llie call av she lirw rrilllis! 1 trirt would br close. Nrveiat (10:30 A. M Lasleni Standard anced budget lu provide a sys­ Hoys oi Gills on dec<•!Hied lliTime.) tematic ieduction ill the debt to­ cycles, go cat I* or in Imiiy car­ govriument vvirstled with T i.im r'*‘delegate* said ihev |,n krd mstiuc| lions from thru governments on riage* • critual labor siluatnui. It was the fust session of tho tal. 15 W lf.01) council of foreign minislert Infouitanlt close to Ilie 1'ieAiii how to Vote. ”A irduclion in the drht ' 1st P in e 2ml Prill* 7 50 7.50 I he committee iece**e-d at I 08 since the four adjourned Thru thioiigh a substantial hucigei 3n! P riie 500 5.00 goveriimrid hinted Premier Rohetl P M (ESI ) unid 2: HI -P. M. unsuccessful rlfurls at Moscow surplus is the most aitmpillalioii Nshliiiian migJd Older enniciipllott The watche* shown u* llrst ( 1 Htif ftiursl am I*si|| r rittlil I << «sii(inw^il on I ' n i r i l l a l i l l last April to write a prate tiraty priie in the 10-in yeqr age of workers in key- jobs as one btnckel were donated l-y'Will. K means of fighting the wave of and unify Germany. Kndrr, Jeweler. ,vf Sanfoid. D ir conference opened against Suiitit 4’luu* will, jd course, Cuinmutiist-lrd strikes now ihir.ita background of spreading strikes come to town for tlie |>nin<le nml ening France's whole rcotudiiy. and unrest in Francr and up­ will distribute fret* gifts of can­ Ih r .federationV national coun­ risings. in Italy which Aniencan dy to nil child ion til llji> party cil, which rontroli «k> hut a small to I*lirld til I lie Toprist O n le i diplomats chaiacteiiied as 'a Ru> afterward. The psrndv. route ami miuoiity uf rail workvit, order'd o ««ii « wc •* raa* suafcii detail* will he announced ns fust its adherents to "parise ipate- m i HciVentec-O v, !c umi, vn re ndRichard Fields, negro, »*«* ns arrangements nre completer. ttiedialelv in the strike Id m ale it milled to melolvernlilp . in PuslA schedule of the prices and the found guilty of a*s*uli with (neffective and total in all trnlcts !t2M2 of (to Veternp* of 'Foreign Jent to commit murder in Iho sec­ vcntclH1* to In- nwardeil nre on Wars at it* meeting Monday eve­ ami services." ond degrre, by n jurv in Cireuit displny nt Yowell's in Hanford. ning at tho J avion Hut, it was _ _ # (Court yesterday. The original! The move was expected to hull reported today by John' F Sauls, eVrtl the intermittent train ser­ to commit murder In the firs t, Ritfhtn-Of-Way Funds vin' which has been operating post adjutinU aiul- di*liici coin* , degree against Fields after he Hines* individual union locals in*. iiiandcr. Tla rtSio i H. iS-S., ..... . ilm In itpli T l klTr - r r - T h»(~ y i'n7oi .1 T ourist linn gngiririhi nr i. pim-gniT'TnTTin.T (Bvert-By State -Rottd K|pi voVitlfF't"*' sfriae *iusr ws'Vlll** Wall*, .. 1. Wynn. Earnest 'Club ri-creatlon activities were of Charles Heck, deputy Sheriff, Helunnnli selieduled u cnbinct t„ Levy,P lateu William (' Davisun, Harmade last evening at an enthiiti- who wa* atiemid ing to arrest him TALLAHASSEE, Nov.- 2.\ Lt’l meeting for tonigld nml umdher j old W. Mooie. 4V...allow Unvis, astie meeting at the Tourist Cen­ o n 'May 4 Jn Midway. Fields manThis yent, foi'.lhi! fust. titiW for lomorrcjW inclining on llie riiointon f N--oii, ticoige It. Uoter, and Tuesday evening, Dgc. aged to escape ami whs later ar­ ill liislof)1, the State Itfuul De­ labor silualiou, ll wa* reports',I f! III E, G Ivilplill n k, Ji , Fled 2, was scheduled for a cnvrrcd rested in Orlumtii anil brought partment .1* officially advancing he might make « in*t u(fc*r of G 111). lliiviar.t, I! 'Oi..' S ituklBlukeh; Jmck here. dish supper at the Center. inereaseil venges I* foie < cHiking imniry to counties to purchu.c It Lyle*, t . iUoS-RtirtT*"?.Hairy ■ Election of offirrrs for the club . Robrlt Allen, colored, who Im-i i ightft-uf-way for new srktc- 1 oadr down on striker*, who wire esti­ SI), by. \ v WdHums. J r , wilt not take place until the latter been charged with nssatill wutli mated to unrulier mores limn a Chauniatu Elgin 'Huylcs* smnT TtmMliy I I'urntUiM and C. J. (I muImufti wit1 I'flir IMk.lift part of December when more intent to commit murder In tbe the dcpaitment has advanced a llruriscm winter visitors are here, said E. first degree -In connection with total of |i!<Srt,573 to 13 copnttov J. A. Wilglit vyjt* appulute.l by M. Armltage, recreation- director the nnn-fatnl shooting of hi* wife. for purchases this year, and ha i I I' Scott aa eliairman of the Seminole County Chamber Mamie Lou Allen, on Aug. I pled received applications fur alamt City MamiKurH Run . Uomdi in charge of uriistigement* for the. guilty to assault with intent to f l,000,04)0 mure. of Commerce. YFW district crmventioti which 60 Florida Cities will Ih- belli hers* About 40 persona attended the commit manslaughter. The money will be rrpau! to on the .second A venire of 25 extra jurors wa4 meeting last evening, Mr. Armithe Itoud Department from the Sunday to Felminry The fultira lage revealed, and half of these ivsuad this morning by Judge M, mu plus gasoline tax receipt i of TALLAHASSEE, N ov* 25 (d*i home of tbe Post wav discussed, M Smith in the case of FredeHrk were winter vlsiturs. Sixty 'Florida cities have put and a filing squad iipdei - com­ imlividual counties. Tile Tourist Center has been George in connection with the tlti1 The department ado pt, -d * new udiuiiiislrnltoii of their uf fails lu mand of.W illiam F, Thorne was In continual demand by many death on West First Street of hands of city managi-is, J. E. organised. local organisations, but beginning State Highway Patrolman I,. C policy this year to make advance- the p.ud (’onimuniler I I* Scott Dec. 16, it will lie available every Render who wu# hit hy a truck In hard pressed counties, r><> os Ihivcll of the Ulllvi-tilily -if II... rcq.oited that the lioqt h*d l he night for tourist activities, it was j driven by George. The exirn to pi event delay* In starling new iilu repelled today in a stllijy ut taigesl delegstioo present st gll* jurors were summoned after tlie projects. In ihe past, only n uiunlcipal guvernmeut . I C n l l i i u a • • t-a e * f '.ia h ii 1 1 iittlliiittil i>tt Pttar I III K11 Of llie til cities with inure than been regular panel was exhausted, said few such advances have made, nnd then only on an In­ 6,IKllI* population, 3 !-have adopted Federal Grand Jury O. P. Herndon, clerk'of. the court. formal basis. Ihe manager furnt of goreruiiicut, Counties, nnd the silvancrs.thw) Ihe |Kilitirul .scientist said in the More Rain And Snow Probes Meyers' Cane Burma I b T o He Made have received thl* year are: university's ru n ru t “rconotnic Over Northern U.S. Chariotth $12,000, Alachua *•'•6- leaflet." WASHINGTON Nov. 25 Ml The most general form of (HMI. I.tike $30/177, Putnam $10 Independent Jan. 4th A Federal Grand Jury today look Ily A 8 H O U A T K D F R E S H 000, Volusia $119,707, Duval comnilsiiuti-niauagvr government, up a secret Investigation Into the More »no*V nnd rain fell over* $40,000/ Escambia $1.1,150, Daife lit which an elected policy-inuk RANGOON, Nov 25 (JP>—An wartime money dealing* of Den­ official announcement today‘ said $144,250, Palm Beach $109,601, ing laidy appoint* a manager lu much it r Hi*' northern- part of th# nett E. Meyers, ratired Maj. Gen­ llutt, in accord with directives of 8t Lucie $36,000. Gadsden $25. run the iuunieij.nl affairs. Is in .'■mutin' today but toftitwraUire*. eral who was No. 2 man in the chosen astrologers, Ilurmenr in. In 47 Florida cities, while were ntiiivc tin* zero matk m the Air Forces purchasing division In dependence will become a reality 000, Nassau $5,239, and 1-ee rTfect 13 others have manageis under cnhlcs( wet Inns nf I In- midwest $50,771. the war years. frost W it. * at 4 A. M. Jan. 4, modified plan*,Hayless said IIIIliborouKh and U. 8. Attorney George 5(orri* Light siiiiw and rain M l across A statement . was expected Palm Beach counties have reDovtdl ngiiL the . / i l l y managei Fay set off the 23-man jury’* Thursday rjtal Hit Hubert Ratiao, Ilk* upper Mississippi VallcyieaatInquire Into Meyers* activities by the British Governor, would sur quritcd atvoUt $800,000 In air plan js not a 'gulden key' to wur.l fhri.ugh Iho Great l-akes good government, hut depends vaucea. hilt added they probably railing aa witnesses Martin Smith render power at that hour to tho upper Ohio Valley and like any sound structural princi­ region, will not I* made this year. and Kenneth Bowers, two steno­ Premier jh ak ln Nu. . into the New luiglund state*. ple upon 'judicial adaptation und graphers who transcribed testi­ Northern New England ul,o r»Burmese citizens were Instruct­ execution, a* well as on firm cit­ pbrtcd lam e >1«-*■t F air weathe* mony concerning the Air Fore.) ed tn light wlniiaaca o f house* with ANOTHER WARNING' izen supjiort.* officer before the ScMt* W it Tb- randies and colored lantern* on was repotted over most of th* MARINELAND,. Fla. Nov. 25 "That situation no longer ex- South. vestlgating Committee. They Independence Day. A three day were the only witnesses called to­ celebration wa* project'd. Gamb­ f/P>—A pie* for the 70-group supported In mu<l rase* I* prow.i The Dakotas nml parts of Minn­ .States Air Force "*o we hy the small mimlwr of cities esota were the coldest area* to ­ day. ling In all forma waa hlanned United can steep at night” waa made abandoning it." T. Vincent Quinn, head of tne for J an, 4, day, with Fargo. N. D., reporting here last night by C. V. Whitney. Justice Department’s Criminal Since the first .Florida man- the lowest rending, one above, aa Aaslstant Secretary for Air and Mger wai hired hy latrgu in 1913, compared to yesterday's low of Division, later wilt h e b pnfient FROHT WARNING" of the board of directors “tho plan has been replaced at nine below. Tho mass of eool air. the Grand Ju ry ,w ith -data about LAKELAND Nov.* 26 W —The chairman Meyers' activities x/kleh began to Federal State Frost Warning Ser­ of Marine Studios. one time or another In Tampa, extended into sections of Arizona.' He told studio officials and Lake City, Fort Myers and 8t. New- Mexico, southern Utah and explode In several directions. vice today forecast scattered light western Colorado. Flagstaff, Arlz„ frost tonight and Wednesday guests at a dinner party that "we Cloud,” Dovell said. reported « low of Dt above. morning In roldest low ground are fortunate that we kitow our "Twenty year* ago there was a Jaycees Sponsoring ■ locations Federal forecaster* in Chicago of the north portion of potential cnerrfy. Russia I* a lack of qualifies! candidates for Gainesville district. The foar- new nation and had made great manager positions," he declsred. said there was no Indication of Cemetery Project rthe Immediate sub-zero weather for a tt waa d e a r and colder In north­ strides in production of planes, "Th*l situation no longer—cy. Aliy tanks and other military weasection. ern dlartlet* with lowest tempera­ isls today, due lo the interest ' The Junior Chamber of Com­ ins. They also have a high ture 29 to 87 degree* in low of huilncasmen. In-service training merce is sponsoring a Cemetery rth rate and a much greater JAIL CONDEMNED Improvement project, and the ground locations. >> population than the United In manager cities, the growth V ------ 1 of echnol* of administration in Rev. Douglas Charles ha* been States. TURKEY 8IIOOT TALLAHASSEE Nov, 25 W — universities, and the very spread appointed to represent the JayTen fat, 14 pound turkeys were The Wakulla countv jail at Craweee* on tho general eivic com­ of the plan itaelf.” TRUMAN COMING fordvlllo was condemned *■ un­ mittee to invastlrnta conditions given .Baturday aa prise* at the WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 m — safe hv the state cabinet today and to recommend improvements, regular annual Thanksgiving will visit and offieials of two other west MEYERS’ INCOME President Brailey Odham an­ Turkey shoot held by Byrd Good* President Truman et the Motor Inn renge, French Florida in December for a brief Florida counties were ordered to nounced today. Avenue end Seminole Boulevard. holiday and to dedicate the ALBANY. N. Y. Nov. 25 W ) - Improve hazardous and unhealthy Other* appointed were: JackJU tfgan (Catholic Church), A Christmas turkey shoot will Everglade* National Park, Dec. 6. Thc New York 8tste Tax Com­ conditions of their Jalle. Thl* announcement was mada mission (a Investigating the in­ AH Wakulla county prisoners Mr*. MeLnuIia (Women’s Club) be held a t tha range on Dee. 20, today hy the Whit* Houie which come of Maj. General. Bennett must he moved to the I^on coun­ Gordon Briason (Rotary d u b ). said Mr. Goode. Winner* of ih* ten turkeys said Mr. Truman will fly lo the Meyer*, commlnioner Spencer E. ty jail at Tallahassee, th* cabinet Ted WUUanta '(Lien’s Club), Ztl . . . . . (Kiwanl# V1„u |, „Mrs. r. -onn Lana Club), John were W. D. Cleary, J. T. Fortier, imvs ] eubmarlrte ba*« t i Key West .Bata* said today.—Bate* aald th e d h rrted ’ afttrr - hearing «—Tfpi Ludwig. Mrs. A Rrferwker Mfl" H :1L.--Eubanks,-J.' L. Atkinson/ Dec. 3 for a few day* of rest be­ Commlzilon was seeking.to deter­ that the Crawfordvill* Jail la « H. H.^McCaalln Fathar^achtrab; f . F. Rockett J. W. Knight, R. fore going to Everglades on Dec. mine whether Mayer* had filed “fir# hazard” contain* "filthy” Randall Chase and D t apd Mrs. L. Muse, F. 8. Bperkman, T. T. 0 lo mak* a speech dedicating the proper report* of his wartlmo and obsolete plumbing and baa no national park. Anderson. Fortier and J. B. Jackaon. , _ and post war income to tha state. guard day or night, LONDON'Nov. IS bp>— The four-power Council of Forrign Minister* agreed to­ day on *lx items for an ac ta da In their talk* on the Ger­ man and Austrian pear* set­ tlement*. . Foreign Minister V. SI. Molotov of Russia un­ expectedly accepted a propo­ sal to discuss the so-called “Byrnes' Treaty" plan to aasure German disarmament and demilitarisation. HUH un­ settled was the order in which the six accepted (term* were lu be treated. j • ) a General Strike Of Rail Workers Called In France 17 New Members Are Admitted To VFW Post No. .‘{282 Nejfro Is Found Guilty Of Intent To Commit Murder Plans Made For Winter Recreation Of Local Tourists ch"r*'* *""'u" wl,h'lr,ur"1 s, . .41. As j K II r ■ .XJ. .Si ■ ■ M R H M K i H tg-.J . . --------- ' ,j -— .. •• m i —— — — f ' ' » -m * r 1# 1 t l *• *w«* I �T U E S D A Y , N O V . 25, 1947 Till? SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA ^ Seminole County Court Records K llm iil * Andie* J T ' l l ~rtux~ K t h .l M in i, r lu i >1 C a m p b e ll-» ta * II T ii Jo h n .» I ’urtin To iltuflld May r» Hr. *TfTiUr ,u i» U fio ia ia . A tu ' X- ms- rtlll- Miflam j, >l»ry l»s*i» T o l*h stu* t>*ta Krohj J..KP \ rlu* KllialtsUi i* P XI T o D o *l*jr t l ii t n l i .T o ■im,ih l!r lr U nil tSL O nm nn \V ’f*» Jtb»r» w A iu iA v rt i»i:r.n* city » l H sn fu ril T i l Mrs. U»«. IM * |,ri . Broil. Ilo in e r . A r l u * T« 'I > I,)IIH C l|MM»V*lt P a r t i* . J K « iu i w iiii * r T n ii ■am i |^ » ra lr, ’ m u iW iS W r ” W’llllsru t. T -I H U I an il It V Wll> I O : » l . B B T A T M W llN T M tC K * HUnli'r. I , I] , | U I .Neill. ,\ T o • >Ii mat K U PriM lurllon C l. . M'-vtU Tho^ Ii •luk.ian* A -T< C II n i.n l, , . ' Jiirkn ifl. A r t h u r I . . . . I n , M arl T-> n i s i I ' r i l . r * j M unil I. Anp l ,nl.li T h n ir i.i a n i l . . * 11, 1. ^ , . The Past Is Said T6 Be A Mirror Of Face You’d Known *NEW VT)kK,—4-41-The past is a niirrur of many fares, and these roming hark. — f t v n l ia n ^ p z ^ d i.-.wha ^ a a h L "Money is nothing, hut a good name shine* all the time like the full moon" . . . The numbing terror of the first man I ever saw hang­ ed. * rop-killer whose ‘eye# re-' fleeted the hell he dropped Into 11 , 1. no «I'» seronila later, . '. s t T IIIM IT IIIV O f . g O N T U t lilA r4.ni.nl. J l, , i „ Ic•— ,i I, To The cautious relief my father I'h s r I# , It llerW tr s tu s lam >,' II showed when my mother let me Itsll. Ita rm o n n M T o A rthur U« iitiit taking piano lessons after J s illt o n r l u , M arie. noisy months . The resignation IV n lf a t f lu r M i I ’roiluitiun CrnlM of an overworked horse that fell C o in T o W T ils u a t if r lu * First S 'r ilrr a l M *o il I. A mo I' •• in ihc* •'i • . I OlW day as I was go­ ftsio O t a y lk a ' ,» u i M a ry I m u u . ing to school. . .lie lay there and n-.nl nut A lta a ils N uth.oal lls n * knew he would never get up agoln, T o H im* It, llu p ir r ' and was too old and tired to r a r e .. '.M ITIt'M O f T A X I.IH S flo r lila Im tuM rlsI l.’niirmiMh.* V S The puiilril look of our bulldog pup. poisoned hv a neighbor, as T r .l W illiam s. f n la u r n a l I t .i m u . V * A I. death seeped up hi* useless lim bs.. Ilr tt s . Tlie expression of the druggist (T IA N C K IIt a | | r s I worked for a* a delivery boy the I ’r n a r *» l t « i * * i * \ W i i »«i * - q snow-? night a man phoned up and . Itetwsun. • asked him to tend over a threeIM Iltl K lt ih e o VM f r n l K lw lir * K rn l Ilo u ih u lls t ls Jr. V.1 rent stamp, a two-rent newspaper tU rk rlr I'OWrll H u ll, —and change for a $5 hill. . Alm a H a rr is VB J m l , J W ard The terror of a schoolmate raught " I I I.IIIN U f H H H I T s 1‘a rl t l M m - ,. N rrnlni.l, Ih .iil-- stealing from another boy's lockT ,« .lr . -Ira , I u s l l t l . n T o iV a ir* I K li.rtils I'riH lu rtlu n «'r. A m * •Vaughan, w A «4u, I n n To J K Mr.Sell » s * I I A * t : V T I f f M O t lf t lt lit : i T o n s C It T o I'ltlssn s Itsnk of FORM ANN’S THANKSGIVING DINNER Fruit Cockluil Olives Itiitlinhes Ituaxt Turkey with Dressing Cnndlrtl Sweet I'olttloes Cranberry Sauce Hat Hisettil and Haller T o sse d Salad with I.ttrmann'H Dressing * Ice Cream or Pumpkin Pie (choice) v s o l t — I unit ratlin , t li.s " , «* A T a t h ir , Hr., t s i l*almHOi A *r C o n erst* lll.uk iln r s u r Tea nr Coffee n :e e* W | i TttnrntUR, t t * | P ark A»». I'o n n H * lllorfc H a ru a r AM . I j .l e e n * • • . K « m It.iiM tie i,—IS I M «alo.li* A t* lt*|u ,li it w r llln g — l.ullil I h |.|* Y e s- “For Really Fine Dining” It’s LORMANN’S DIXIE BOWL Ilf It MIN(ill AM. Nov. 25. i/»VThe Dixie Bowl committee an­ nounced today It had signed. the WiPiam and Mary Indian*, pro. sireetive s o u t h e r n conference champions, for Its inaugural New Year's day football game here. 2750 Orlando Drive* (U S 17) 2 Miles Smith of Downtown Sanford Phone ISI7-W In newlrorn calvip* the'stole of topper in the liver Is airoyt eight TUESDAY, NOV. 25. 1947 in the liver you won’t live Ion* »nyw«y" , . . .And the lUy hii own blue eye* overflowed with iorrow after • bomb killed hi* young aide In Tunlaik. . . . The amaxement of • captured general when M*J. ' General Ernie. Harmon overruled hi* olrjrrtioni agalasl riding to ihr rear in a truckful of Nasi enlisted prisoners with the blunt command: ’Climb in o* W The Kentucky rifrman drinking m s ^ Wtff .roll)' ralflWaler scooped from Tunisian hill'rocks snd saying, "Don’t write about how w* have to live—It’ll Just worry our folks back home, and they can't, help U none", . , The sneering Nail sergeant in Sicily who laughed contemptuosly. “ You’ll never get into Ger­ many. . .One Herman squad can 14 cup chopped green pepper 1* cup chopped onion V cup boiling water you the young Herman 8. 8. officer |n Relgium who complained, “You arc so stupid.’ fighting tb* wrong people. Aa soon aa you finish with u* you will hav* to fight the Russians. Walt ami see".” . .This tune is still popular in the bat­ ten*! Reich. . . . The profile leer of s*lf-«onfid*nt Herman Goerlng on trial at NurrnM-rg, defending the lifsf he was planning to take himself. . . . The pained look of a French hotel­ keeper when a group of American soldiers who had paid <147 for rognac brought up the Old U. 8. rustom of having at least pne drink un the house. . . . The happy hysteria in every face when war ended, and each soldier thought of the heaven of home and fait no worry for the days that lay ahead. . .Peaceful days, he was sure, and.happy days ha hoped. school date when I nervously sug­ gested w* sit on n park l«neh for x moment on the way home and look at the moon. . ."What fur TV she asked, and I couldn’t give her an answer. . . , The, his­ tory professor who broke down ami cried on Armistice Day as hF told us of things he bad-seen in' DBNFELD NAMED, France during the w'ar that then WASHINCiTON, Nov. 25. «*•>wasn’t yet known as "The First World War" , .He fea* the first President Truman today formally of many grown, mrti’l was to sec nominated Admiral Louia K Denin tears . . . . . . y j i frill to Ire Chitf of Naval Opera­ tions succeeding Admiral of the The siek loneliness of the hoy in Fleet Chester Nimltx, who is ex> the assault Itoal nearing the |>ectH to leave * the post next MoriH-riin roast, just' licfore .he month. S vomited.' . . . Tim cheerful way _Nu.Txuman?als«*-named- Chtr<»*weral~rieoi gr~-8r~PatTiin sald.~ It. Rowers of Hyde Patk. Pa "Hattie wound* aren't painful, ex- to represent him at the Rradtng cepl liver wound* (Pa I bicentennial convention. 1*4 Uble*poon« margarine t i i tablcipoon* 1 lablcapoon *2 tablespoon* Paprika 1 beef c u b H r. CHARLOTTE ADAMS A Good Hash Chicken Rro'th Hash with Celer; Sour Cream Cherry Cake (Recipe* Serve Four) Hash with Celery H cup chopped celery butter ur flour cataup tomato pulp and a little *alt. if needed. Next add the caUup and tomato pulp and heat to the boiling point Add beef cube, drained vegetable* and rooked meal. Remove the hash from the fire as soon as the rnedt is hi-*ted_tVpuKh._Po not let the gravy hoil after adding the meat. To keep the high hot place the T i l t S A N H J R D H L K A l D. JANFOKD. I-LUMIUA Louisiana Prices YARIJLBY VENETIAN B U N D S Mo*l lleaut.ful im • • Ceil*r — I’ollshi.t Aluminum Auk Me Cor fre e Ks.lmalr A m e rtc a 'a ’KNS - 617 W. Rol.in-Hi.n TThohe 2-0729 a t the earth’* equator at a little more than 1,000 miles an hour it «V>uld remain in time tone* re­ cording the same time of day as ih at in which It started. Saiilotd i, th r lo iid a ty A S H ix n T n s v..> -u, Farm laud prices in laiuislant. u n i surpasseil the tWO pciat while those in mliniimi(f Mi-Ussippl now equal Ine* reciid hiaiTT pllces which (olloweil -World War FOIt y o u u WINTER WARDROBE Texan Shipped New Yurk Dressed (trade “A" Ml. Vermont ■ 14 tbs and Over * - • HEN TURKEYS For That Perfect Turkey Drmislnif! Standard CheBapcakv Ray lb. 59c TOM fURKEYS Special Raised Dressed A Drawn Texas Shipped Grade "A " . _ DUCKLINGS HEN TURKEYS Kansas _Sh iDtrssr*1 4 red -tjwiek-Kroien Grade "A' irawn Seymour Fat. T endy FRYERS . . * COLONIAL CLEANERS P h o n e 481 1 1 0 S. P a l m e l l o Avc. ot lievood re n >* *tv n tr*l HansaVTHnppSrQtiTck'.Froich Grade "A Fat Btewing * CHICKENS York Cooking • FltK Sir DRESSED DRESSER SETS HAMS FRYERS CRANBERF SAUCE lb Can 23c IILACh HAWK lloneles* C ottsie GRADE A 93c HAMS Have Hefelved A Good Sdecllon Of Ndw MerrhandlHC Seasoning GRAPE ^ tVM Peas MARGARET C. GWALTNEY, Jeweler Berries APPLE SAUCE No. 2 Can 17c ' i IS RaiHinu JA N E PAKKEIt FRUIT CAKE Soap • Fancy Yvllow • • < lb 19e lb 20c 7 * n u il j J b 43c .* * Engllih » lb 39c lb 60c lb 42c York CooWng . 3 lb Cake $2.2.') Whol* her m l Wc (visit you ttntl yourtt n happy holiday, for we arc tturv uvurydne hart many- thlnRa to be thankful for tlii« 1047 ThankagivittR Day. .# * * ,‘ J . , * " • --- y ThdnkHgivlng Specials " . PIES BEANS Alimmt any kind you can think of: Pumpkin 1 Lemon * . _Cherry . ' . * . .Apple ”, Minert T each KETCHUP Ann Page r a g e Chocolate i.noroiiic • a . * ICE CREAM POWllER pkg. 5c White Him. ’ cans 33c 37c Suva m onay avery tlmo yoa re-ttw) your Toni Plattir Curlers. For a refill kit costa ohly 11.00—contain* evcrythin(( but purler*. * MINCE MEAT 9oz. 19c PLAIN ROLLS PUDDING . No. 30c No. 214 can 27c SALAD DRESSING Mc slc Campla-H’/ Tomato Shortening A Letter From Our Flics. . . JEWEL l.ihhy’s Fruit- : * 20c 2'A can pirit it Dromedary Pitted Remcniber, ju st nut them In a paper hair, aprinklo w ater on it,' pul In oven or tightly covered paiuatni -warin •Jitlil lrng ia-dry.* ; BREAD Del Monte Early Garden Sugar CAKES Phlln or N|H‘cially decorated Thankitglving c a k esRe «nre to avi one for your Thuraday night lupper, Our flrnt batch of F ruit Ca|t® 1* ready for your Thnnkegivlng dinner or evening snack. Dales IVi oz.23c Flour 2% lbs 36c RrgttUr AM t Htlh fiber n t tlert Hrfill AM ’ * mlbMil ntrirri • moo J lp g a S a i fas T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. Dixie Darling M » in .Del Monte Vac Pak WHIP ‘ I f you haven't Ihe ajtace or Unto to roaat your lurkoy wo will tlo it for yeu Wednesday. November 26. None Such*. 9 u* Pkg 2 lbs. 1.69 K raft’* Salad I)r*sting-- Mirael* ROASTING TURKEYS APRICOTS cans . , Ann r« g e - 14 t IUotllo P ageU at>» Apples FltO/.KN FtKlitH Let Us Come Uefore HIb Pregeribe With ■ THANKSGIVING.” Pg. 95:2 Sultana Red MINCEMEAT Spinach PIE PUMPKIN CAKES ’ 1( FRUIT ' COCKTAIL Flakes o. 2,/ 2 Can 38c llrlght Sail Flakes •(AlmondH Pecans CRANBERRYSAUCE Roll up’y our h o i r N * . In half the tlm ol Totli Profeuional lla stir Curler* 1 have 50'* morn eurlinR butfite r BinI tliry’tr l ilitiwl-----(treaded) all Over, to keep hair Waldurf Fruit Camay , . • Fa par Slwllml Stok^ly’a Finest ( Localcd .Mather F urniture Store) Sun Maid Seeded Sultana Walnuts Slokelv'a Finest tluttiuiV Hut ly dune l-e-Ko nine Nuts POTATOES TEN DERI/. ED Hell’. I’oultry ;Squash . •Cucumbers ( D o ly x o Kit plailk cuder* CRANBERRIES Fancy North Cbrolina Sweet Ocean Spray Cocktail 254 40c Winslow Potato Comstock Pi* _ Ptllibury'M ix for PI* Crust 8 V2 oz. 17c Pumpkin ,,<,fc 17c Mi*. Lyndo’a Mia for Hot O’Sag* ' Halve* Rolls 12 oz. 27c Peaches Juat cut up S tu ffin ' Bread, add butter, moisten, mix • • • • ond quick as th a t you've got glorious turkey stuffing! The spices are baked rig h t Into each loaf. Order today! - FOR THANKSGIVING ANGEL’S Y O U ’LL R A V E A B O U T l.ii in l.ii'ii pi It i ■ i" '!' • 1 rose list |iercent: ili'W* in Isudsi>*ii* Ifi.m rrent. The ferre»|MimlinIt national rise »>• M |iorcont. K'-" iiial.i- showed the. Iiii'gi'*l ri*’ antongti the stale*. 115 |* irent C O N T A I N S L A N O L IN Cleanses clean er m ore gently. No after film. • \ 15-o* 12!/4c F rank q titttmmiT~ ittrrnnr. F ptrI nol- Court tv -Health Unit. Each establishment nmetim heultli standards amt having 71 l>ereent' or V o ir employee atten •Imre will al*o receive n cqrtlfi I rep'll I. The chru Oilier hnivi l h.t rate. log mil hi limited voliiiu;. unit it irres—o .. HI Ml w-ntto'i rto - tapid eoidlng. keeping the game in farming area* Like many ntj. raid and protecting it from con- slates. Flnrid" doe* nat hie tanfination, finishing the cleaning ehouqh hospitals nr-hnsnital Jw and dressing in U » heme, follow •n pnivlile. treatm ent and eat*- f farln fnlka who ar*e l««> "irk fo r home treatment. So It behoove* folks in rmul rominiinitlea when' hospital fusilitles are Inadequate to make effoils -fin n fr eiijtnrrm tn. should lie n/ g reat rtmeent tu'all Game Cookery Fdnd*mrnt*lly, nH meats ate And. Iiappily, they h*ve n Ik-Hi'I ! cooked at moderate tempeiature rliann- to do something alsnit it 1 to the desired ilegree of iloneness. now Ilian they have Imd In a long Game., however, i* less fat than' time The federal government Imdomestic meat and requirr* gen- arranged to spend a total of *1. emus additions of butter, baron, oOO.lMMi annually in Florida for five t salt- poik. drippings Or other fats, year* for inrreasing hospital fanlit-spi-rially when rooked by dry ties If the rommiinllle* qr ho»|dlal 4* source so u rce heat. The quality of a small ear- obtaining fund* from fill* eats is judged liy Its Wright, will iM leli the government -> pluinnnr**, fir nines* and r<Jnr of pi-mlitiire two for one. In other rtiuw-fe. nmoiint of nmiMTtlvr.tls- wofds. the govrinnient will pm m’ii* and iimuunt and eolor uf fat. vide one-third of the-cunstrurtion All fut sliuuld tie rentuveil from rost* If the hospital or community game that is "strung" or fifhy. will provide Iwu-thlrd*. The money to Ih- spent l«y the community nuiM rmiii- from non-profit, muniripnl. or rnunty source*. A romfhunity that want* to *« pand it* hospital facilities hn« to pay only two-lhlrd* of the n u t for doing so if ila application for assistance is approved. Folks in rural communities' with­ out adequate hospital facilities will du well tu get together, study (heir nr-edt. dltcuts plan* for raitlng Iholr shar^ of the m-rt-nary mnnry and-di-cidr whclhrr they ran H» It, and then. If they can. apply fur the fislrral assistance. — . llotpital treatm ent Is highly im.(Mirtant In case* uf emergency, *uch a* appenrllcitl*, in cate of highly contagious disease that requirr* isolation and special, Ural menl. in ra*e*-of corrective treat­ ment such a* removal uf tonsil*, and in maternity case*. Ne*rnc** of a hospital t«> a rural hom^ may actually result in saving life or in preventing aeriou* complication* EMU1* Poultry * * Announcement II. Carmichael , l» now connected with Seasoning The Sanford Upholstery Pur* Ga. Cane No. 5 77c Slip Cover Shop OPEN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27(li th a - STUFFIN' BREAD - 20c IMint— but not leant! T akta th e'g u e ss work out of dregttlng! • . miiatrri I ' mon auction’’ wlush the Infantll" lin.im.di ,.111 - of i tie* donatnl by ■• hnndleil l’|mil City i telephone I ■>l.Vi for •• Fun I. ink* m aced «|uoi soring Metniters o mminlttee in addition to hoehe^i' I largely* vegetarian* ami ate gj'n- Include: Hmrshoidef! D r Frank ()uillinan ernllv clean in haldt ami living and Alleti rondition* * Handlinx (tame ate several imimrtant »tep* l>etween liaVghtg ai rating game. Serving it at it. best H e - ____ U.T pends;on proia-r handling before i moking a* well as on gmal ctaikA primary need for Imnrovine , ing. ”7rh<*voiigh Idemling. removal protecting the healtli tif Flor j APPLES FRESH DltESKKD i'tia in ;i - Mnlkit. *cl from Marrh, IMO, to July, It*t. T4tK--’V-Mth Those fumili' who have members with an *npro-iatinn for prodoet* of (he field and forest and tin* altjlity to Whnot straight. . Game rate* with other- meal a as n nutritions, palatable protein fool. Game flavor i* unlike, that of domestic meat and differs with the different game and no doubt owe* It* distinctive qualities to condition* under which oarh rrva- APPLES Were No. 2V2 Can 13c S in i i Hints To Housewives Fancy W estern Red Delicious Stuffing Bread •, , • • 'u f N ow —Easier than e v e r! ORANGES 8-Ib mesh bag 29c TRAVEL IRONS (electric) BEADS Close Out ’ J A OK S O N V I t. I. K. Nov A (Special) -Tnftvaio sTiipnn' i. rum,Foit Pierrr mounted , *,.i,ij , uring the last wee).. Wauehulu', Ucbtntier (oiwgidlqg* held to t;..* ligh It'tel* of m t'lll Ve,V*s«. m d .1 other prmluee etoiters t ho low of Full ptodure titopghi . rising tide o f tevenue t" pr»>'urei«, and ste.tdllt tTUHltiti'i.' ctitity fni the thorisaipl, . ' ry tk g s engugvil in hai'itltng th* larvesting, sale- ami tians|e>ito. Ion of Klimotn's rout i dititlon In D i m im lb. 69c p a a tc y wuwtiu P u t t-ru a. VKGKT.Otl.K.S For Your Turkey jit , Ji*)inr.tli, Brings In‘Better City,’Btate Prices Tot-Farmers l(jc Itv Isabelle 8 Thursby Extension Economist PUMPKIN . NOTICE ■ntiim i ‘ii III* r iiin r l- 1 “ 'i*- lb. 57c Ne* Vork Dressed Genuine Long Island lb. 43c t o w a id rV n n nfw 'es Special Raised Dressed A Drawn i|K-rator» anil liutn*g->i« nf.-vat,ng and drinking establishments, it was learned Jiere.uMay. Date, 1020 lecntln »*« teflecteilr >’> vim iallv j»tl Soutlu’in -tales Th" only Southern states, ill fact. which have not equalled the tt*2n |M»k* are in Trxa*. (teuigih amk Arkansas. Another lturcnu,n( Unm dturni A. L« L y o n ’H Ml. Vermont Texas Shipped New W k Dreasi*! tirade “A” Under 14 lbs__ Fall Produce Crop nuib lte f .or IMTch.^n Y i T D « n . 2. 3 T . Sponsuting the nehmil hen1 i» he Jumiir Chamlwr of Com . T h e. Ilureau -o f Agncultuinl -m-tie’s health committee headert liconomira index of faim i v a l es­ iy K. I>. Klrcher. It is.ih coopei tate ptices showed today that on .itoli with ihr Seminole Count. July i. »R47, laiuislanas )a-ak oi Health Unit ami thrye state ugen 205 point* was srven points ulm\i the fointeg high rectml of tits Commission and Restaurant A* sedation.* The c ity of Sanfoni III l lt t d pud l i t ; p o in ts Ills ., *nd the County Medical Soviet* the. lo w *df Bit iti lim . Tite lutii* of eoni|iai ison is » nave i midi.*i*l the course. . Ur/retl to attend the Sanfop. I O I 2 - ) 9 l4 u tq iitg i. uf 100 p o in t* Mississippi'* It* IT index wt.- ,*nool ate all waittesses. tills g iv e n nt 21K |M.tnt,« ju s t ci|Uitl ooy*, *nmks and d is h w a s n e is H im . th e 1020 h ig h unil 125 p o t m « are emplojvd in restaurant*, ca i r s , liars, s«nla fountains, drive* aJttlVC th e ID M l« w . .Nntioimlly llm pienent index its,, guest - homes, noiel inning wa.% given as 102 p o i n t s , . eigh* mums, a* well ur their employer* .mi s ta lls ’ of the sehmil lunch liclitMr Il.e DUO i" I k ,' ' ’ The ttend ill lamisiana unil Mis ptogruiu. The public is' also ,iu* k is a ip p i ALTERATIONS >! . Dert-mbi FIor.tlA jilutiise, \\ dltani O rlando. e _________ onion am t salt in boiling- water. When tender drain them. Melt butter or margarine. Blend in flour and gradually add the vege­ table liquor reserved from the drained vegetables. Add paprika Sanford Is Next Stop For Florida Mobile Food Handlers School Staff CLOSED • ALU DAY ALL DAY W ednesday T huraday N o v em b er November SLATON MONUMENT COMPANY 27th . • Ray Slaton '■ M onuments Mausoleums • „ M arkers Across fro ti Exergrecn Cem etery — Phone 32I-.M • • 33 Y ears’ Experience Hlip Covers custom made- guaranteed to fit. Upholstering of all kinds. Wide (selection o'f m aterials. Agriculture Department Experts - Predict Smallest Supply in 20 Years! As.stated in Mow h the time lo profeet your fomtly . . . to i m u r c their, having the good meat t hey need to remain healthy ond strong. Do os many fomilics did during the post w a r - ^ f r c c i c and store a good supply of meat while if is still obtain- We hove-'’»vailbbfc 'for immediate delivery the famou* DEEPFREr freezers. Stop in today! Select yours. Sovc time, food and money, too: show you how. W c’rc the people who can prove it to you. Illu strated a t rig h t ii p o p u lo r M odel C-5. Hold* moro th a n 170 Ibi. of o u o r te d p c riih o b lc food*. H oi fin g er lift c o u n te r-b a lan c e d lid, lid lock, interior light, food tto ra g e b o tk e li, ond dividers, a d ju stab le to m p eratu ro control, silont-runnitig seoled-in oil-operating m ech an ism . C arrie* five* y ear w arranty o n d 'o n o -y c o r food p rotccliorr p la n . D im ensions: W idth 3 8 ”, H eight 3 6 ” D e p th 2 9 ,/4 ’. This is th e fam ous DEEPFREEZE hom e freex er m ode ’ only, by DEEPFREEZE Division, M otor Product* C orporation, pioneer of th e hom e freex er indutfry. See D e e p fre ete H om e Freexer* on display a t: AvetMkl* r .f linniS*i*tt Dgti.trf Sanford Upholstery and Slip Covet Shop 1165 P ark Phone 1112 every There's a D EEPFREEZE home freozer to tit the needs of every family ! ourse! Prices range from $199.95 S liv e re d and instollcd in your home _____________ —NBII-KM ITIIt- Misnagor—^ ---------••Right W here We've Been For 23 Y ears" 300 Kant First S lrre l • . 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Cameron, Carter The lust art of coiwersatlan can be revived, says Gelett HurKvns in The Reader's Digest for December, if the jirlnci|ilc which is the basis of All (rood manners be applied to DIULE VEK8E FOIl TODAY IF A PATH LEADS TO THE Alohg with any mention of our relationships with DESIRED DESTINATION IT IS A GOOD PATH: If any man will Oriental countries invariably comes the statement that we do hit will h« ihali know of the do hot understand them.- The assumption la that such un-' derstrmding is impossible. " ’ ' . doctrine.—John 7:17. y • „ The govrtnm*nl it urging AmericAi (attucts to plant more. II its program is earned out. about 9 million more acre* will be plantad neat year than lint year, and about 7,500 mote than the i942-‘46 i v n i ni'. T titr y n n h i r s were about 347,000,000 aerrt in (arm produce. ---- --- -r- Hie Administration has an­ nounced plant for buying _ ,sll _ the wheat produced in the ’Uniicd p lslci, hllocsting it where U thinks best. It will l.e interesting In see whether a government “cor­ ner on the wheat market" will work any belter th g n w h rn pu tang vale operators succerdetTin doi that some time ago. *. The ( ’urnegie Corporation evidently .thinks that some­ thing can be done along this line, and has granted $155,000 to the University.of Pennsylvania, tu b e used over n period of five years "for the support of a program of Indian'and related Aslan studies.” Kniphnsis will be plnccd ’ upon all 'ift! uiuI lholl.*hi i" ‘mbdem lndia and rakjstRiu with thi? Idea of promolinK understanding and of training teachers and other workers along these lines. To be properly fruitful, this progrnm should be carried out on both sides. Doubtless, however, Indin and Pakistan «re in no state just now to work at trying to understand Americans. That ntny come whim they have ironed out their imtionnL problems and learned to understand each other. Three- local citizens, Arthur Cameron, C, p e rm it Carter anJ S t -verrtce pins In recognition -at their long and faithN d" nervier to Florida Power and Light' Com­ pany, II. H. Coleman, diatrict manager, announced ytaterday. Arthur Cameron, who reside* at Weal Firat Street with his wife and their daughter, Lor­ raine. received a 20-year servid pin at a recent employee gettogether. Cameron, a lineman, joined Florida Power and Light Company in the Hollywood dia­ trict in November, 1037. . • H f received public, 'eonvpemlatloh and was presented a ailver medal in 1040 by Florida Power and Light Company for rendering assistance to a fellow fe lineman, J. HL Phillips, who had come in Sthcr. It U further significant m at Scnumann gave tn« portfo­ lio ol ilia immsiry of economic* •o lien* Mayer wno is an open supporter of du Gaulls. m e way tilings stand now, General Uu Gault* bids lair to play an increasingly important part in the di-atiny of the coun.ry. Ju st a* he waa war-time irailrp -ol the "Kre* .French,-" no now he may L* headed for the ultimata leadership of the wa..■gainst Communism in his coun­ try. His political opponents charge mat he haa dictatorial ambitions, out thrf way th* vote swung tn his direction In gh* recent elections would indicate that if the general public holds any such views, it still vastly prefers nis leadership to Communism, m at is natural, because Franc* on the whole is anti-Communisl. Thu great atrike has the coun­ try tied in knots. Nine tenths iK " includes, however, only Indians on government reservations. Mnny have become independent citizens. These figures sound ominous for the Indian. On th« other hand his numbers hnve been increasing in the 20th century. He is not exploited ns he once was by unscrupulous whites. At one time It looked as If he would be exterminated entirely, as ^happened to .the primitive population of Tas­ mania. Maybe better days nre in store for him. j ___ R . A . F e n d e r m sm U t-a f-tk *. • . p ------'- - - • , j . .•«••••*•••••••••• ••••*••«•*•«•♦•»•»••»*••••••••#•••• \m) THE WALL STREET JOURNAL SAYS: * ^ I a ‘ Elks PilKfl A n n ICircU<-Had— irrlrf f4n ri—i— Anri= 1 ■ K ^ a lc n a a ^.Farty Friday NrgJitl' J . Member* and g u rd s nf Elks WEDNESDAY The Sanford Women's Goif A*, and the Anna Miller Circle enjoy­ sociativn will meet at the Sem- ed a party a t th«* Elks’ Home on inole'Country Club al 1:00 l \ M. ■Friday nirht at H:00 P. *M. Games were played during the evening for a playing meet. . and the grand prize of f5.00 waa THURSDAY lo Mr*. C. I- Redding. - A Thanksgiving buffet supper awarded Another prite. a large bouquet will be served at 8:00 I'. M. of flowers, wa* won by Mr*. K. at the 8*minole Country Club.' W. YoM v-hn then aurtioned them The Union Thanksgiving ser­ to the highest bidder. Jack Ralivice will be held at the First BapChurch at B in A M T. f» n - ^ ” ed the flower* f«A~fl0f iS L A ln 1?’.speak, -IX was given to the Anna Rev. Douglas■‘rCharles will Miller Circle. 'tn e public ia cordially invited to At the conclusion of the games attend. . i refreshments consisting of coffee FRIDAY The N de V Howard Chanter. and cake were served to about 50 U, D. C„ will meet at .1:00 P. M. people present. at the home of Mrs. A. K. Rosaei* ter on Celery Avenue. Mra. IA. Bromley will serve a* co-hos­ Meeting Is Held By tess. MONDAY Circle No. 0 of the W. H. C. S. Episcopal Men’s Club of the First Methodist Churrh will meet at the home of Mrs. George A round table dikriission on thr Hudson, 113 Holly Avenue, ut most immediate nr«-d* of Sanford 8:30 P. M. wa* led by Dr. R. W. Runri-rht at a simper meeting of the Epi*romtl Men’s Club held nt the Parish Story League Board lieUJSjAtL night. The tup pur wa* Jiv thi- RL Ann's ChspMet Monday'Nighl arranged tr r of ihe Women'* Auxiliary un­ Th* Sanford Story league held der the chairmanship of Mr*. IJ. a board meeting last night at the H. Coleman with Mr* A. R. Kev. home, of Mra. E C.- Williams on Mra. Wurt Warner, Mrs. A. M Holly Avenue.. Plans were made Philip*, and Mrs. Fn-d Hall as­ for programs throughout thr sisting. - * ' Dr.’ Ruprecht called attention year, recommendations to be pre­ sented at the nest regular meet­ to -the c1ty\etertlon which will lie held next month and urged every­ ing of the group. ( Officers were introduced and one to ’vote even though the proare aa follows: Mrs. Williams, cent commission candidates dre president; Mrs. R. C. Maxwell, unopposed. He suggested that n first vice president; Miss Bar­ joint inerting-of the men's club* barai Ruprecht, second vice pres* of all the churches in the city t;„ .M r« .^ s e ttrg £ .. Stine, could I*- held >vith advantage thirdi vice president; Mr* Glenn once o r twice a-year." Among those participating in C. Utt, recording secretary; Mrs. W. L. Hoc ho, corresponding the discuslson were II. H Cole­ secretary ; Mra. R. A. Cobh, trea­ man. Knrlyle liousholdrr. J. L. surer; Mrs. E. C. Garner, program Inglcy, It. L. Dean, Mr. Ingley chairman; Mrs. Clarence C. Welch, presided over the meeting in the music chtJrm an; Mra. P. R. Ste­ absence, of George A. flpwr, II. venson. study chairman: Mrs. I , PerklnC Jr. reported on thr M aaweIl7-vnembmh»prM lif~mmi^ p” ’rrwfft"-^f r r f T i’ ,n' rschtr"VUhHcHy and Jfrs. Stine, J^aTtVus. ~ social service. , Father Mark CarjH-ntcr. nr.attendimr the meeting nu-ctine imunt-t-tl I ‘nr. Those attending nounced th e' e ’ Men's Advent Cor­ were Mrs. Garner, Mrs. M. II. porate Communion next Sunday Smith, Mrs. Stine, Mrs. Cobh, nuirning. Joe Saunders, Knrlyle Mrs. Roche. Mrs. Williams and Housholder and J W. Clarke o t t r Misa Ruprecht. iritroilui■il as new members. — ------U . --------------------- s— C f 5 077 a I S Frank Shames left yesterday by' . lane for Ne * City "' plane New ** York on a business trip. fir ........................ Dr. and Mrs. J. N. .Robson will have aa their guest over the holi­ day, Albert B. Robson of Atlanta. Col. and Mra. D. II. Norton have arrived from Vergennes, VL to spend the winter months in Sanford. Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Wilson have as thair guest, Mrs. A. D. Taylor of Jacksonville, at their home on South Sanford Avenue. M r.,and Mr*. .W. J . Morrison, Sr! wii H r ‘ '' gue the holida; gntei Mr*. I y. th* their daughter, A. N.'Vlhfrn,, and rhildren, rhildrvn, Lyt" Lydia Ann amt A m u of la k e City. K. A. Palmer returned on Sun­ day from Houston, T ri. where he atlendnl a convention of the Prudential' Life Insurance Com­ pany held at the Rice Hotel. Miss Margaret . Jsm m rs aud Ml».t Ellen Jammes have returned to Sanford from StatrsbuVo, Ga. where they visited relatives over the weekend. [Junior Ilifch Enjoys * ISadie Frawkins Dance f^ * i t PAGE | VTW Auxiliary Has Barbecue On Friday Gil \MMAIt P.T.A. RUMM AGE SALK Fouilli bltM-i. .from ___ 9:00 o 3:00 M. An)one wishing tv donate [ to the satr Arc. requested to call Tlu- Sanford Grammar School 1165-W for collection. I*. T. A, *111 sponsor » rummage (Sorirt) Continued on Pag* R) The annual Sadie Hawkins dance The nrtive memliers of the Vet- sale on Dec. 0 to lie held ut 405 wa* spomored bv th' auiillary —n i.i.—. i—.i . 8chool . Patent Teacher* Aj On TiTr fhe students of Inc Friday nrg+rt irr ?•*■* I* M. al. Ihe *1 •am flatarday eiirht at the home Mr. tmA-Mr*. Earl DoxTourist Center.. An abundance of *4-y ill Floral Heights. The guest* bamboo and signs in Due Dog assembled in the spacious hack patch style decorated the Center, garden of th r Doss,')' home where d ^ o 'ib n c n ts For the best .costume* prite* Mr. Dosscy servetl a* chef .In preparing n delicious liarliecutd were awarded to liosa Cpka Boyle BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT jpA Mr. and Mrs. Norman Sastcr dinner. Cold drinks were iold and Billy Clark and other prises won during the evening went to announce the birth of a daughter, during the evening nnd proceeds Tommy Andes, Jimmy Smith. Bob I.iilian Flowers Sa**er, on Nuv. will lie turned over to Mrs. Claude ■&! ~ l//l>'lCAOii While. Ann Rahom and Mildred kV at the Kernald Laughton Me­ Estvs. chairman of the Florida cottage fund, who will send the Leer Mra. Charles Hamil served morial. donation to the V F.W. National as Judge for the costume*. Hos­ Mr. and Mrs A b ''n Odham »n- Home at Eaton Rapids, Mich. for. tesses were Mrs. J. M. Leonard. • Mr*. Henry Witte. J r , Mr*. E. G. nounced today the birth of n son, tin- 'Florida cottagi Kilpatrick and Mrs. M. I , Rahom. AlVin Wilson Odhant, Jr., on Nov. Mrs. W Johnson, building Seventh grade students attend­ 21 at the Fernald Laughton Me­ fund chairman, ptisi-nted tickets ing were June Vance.Voan Moore, morial Hospital. Mrs. (Mhain will for the doll and toniplcte wardlememhered aa the form-i Inez rol*' on display in Yowell's win­ 8hirley Llsk, Jane English, !•* Williams. dow to those who made dona­ Thomas Kumblry, nblry, Eugene Brown, tions to the building fund. Enter­ Dob Wclton, Ethel Geisler. Hugh tainment, .was futnithed by the Walters, Alvia Birdsong, Bobby Lions Club To Have guest*. Mr S'sli. Beverly Gray, Jan* Eng­ Served «ith tlu- l>arhrcued meat Hah. Jack.......Petty, Billie Clark, Thankssrivinjr Dance ................. » » ' colt* »lnu. ptitnti' -nlad, olives, Jimmy Spivey. Getchrn Kirch A Thanksgiving dance will U- pickles, hot toll* and toffee Those hoff, Jimiby Griffis, Charlea Petty, Tommy Andes, Mary Ann Wilke, enjoyed by members of the San present- wcu- Mr. and Mrs. Sant Felice Smith an d 'E arliit Saucer. ford Lion's Club and their gm-rts Kt-cliug, li t . and Mr*. Kmniy on Wrdnriulay night at the May­ Also Myrtle Lee* Hardy, Mike fair Inn. Dancing will. I* gin .it Sq-cr. Sir nnd Mr» lieorgt' Win." Rutundo, Joe Hulrhisln, Beverly IU:uO P. M. to the music of KVnn; fin '. Mr. and Mr*, t'lavton Smith) Rogers, Dob While, Mary Lou Kav aq j his orchestra of Si. Aug­ Mi and Mi- Flunk Bartholomew, Mr. and Mi- Cyril Puttier, Mr. Howrn, Delbert Abney, Donald ustine. and Mi- Ed Smith, Mr. nnd Mrs. Partaln, Cecil Sheppard. Heverly Favors will I* given during (he Benton, Dora Bronson, Gall Ult- evening, and- dro*»-H»-xtptifrint—(nr* l.tnii Hiiiiciiatd. / M| , and Sirs. vv'illinnt vlhloii. Sfi and Mr*.’ ilng, Alice- B ro w n ,-L u flr- Goff,' the .... oeylsiun. ____ John <ti Ivey i *"I.UoIh-ii Kaiiis. Mi. a n tl’Mnb-Ea4 rlint if sa St t m s Rosa Coke Ihiyle, Tommy Speer, chargef of'"arranVrm'enU '(or •h»' j,.,, Mr. and Mrs Johnson, Mr., Ann Rahom, Phyllis Shames, dance ' and assisting him is Rielt__ Mr*. Ralph than. Mr. and ^ Sharlrnp Corn, Linda ’ Leonard. ard I leas. Invitations have been und TW ENTY-FIVE BOX Mr|his*t-y. Mi mul Mis. .Virgil Georg* Herndon,' Robert Bakrr, received by members of the cljii, Whittle. Mr. and Mr*. Clarence : O n !/ one ildU r Dorothy Johnson, Mabl* Ward. and others Wynn and t ‘ommanil<-r F. D. Scott • Lona Grunt, Beatrice Rriwn and Coiudr. of V. F W. Post 3282. J. T. Alford. Mis. II. Wayde Rucker, Mlza Barbara Rucker ami Wayde Ruck­ er, Jr. plan to leave on WedneiAlio I'*ggy Wclton. Sam Jacob­ day for Mocktville, N. C. to spend son. Janet Ratliff, 'Elois* Denton, the Thanksgiving holiday with Calvin Wright, Louise McAlexMrs. Rucker's father, L. G. Horn. ander. Phillip Skates, Cheater Hat per, Wrsley Hamil, Janie* Mr. dcs returned on Monday (rom Rrrl, Eilern Barnett, Margaret Morrison. Edwin Tison, Lois Brunswick, lia . Their marriai took place in Georgia during th* Frier, Carol IVard, Hetty Gatlin. paat week— Mr*,c—B m iqnartir li Dor*-l.*r-RtrhsTttH)K; Dilwdrth ' ** Sheffield, Joan Wright and Banks the foi mcr Martha Hilliard. Register. Misa Kathryn Morrison arrived Those attending from , tha rdajr in Daytona J ' . . eighth grade lnclud.il Herbert ve*trrdajr from Rye, N. Y. wiiere she ha* been spend- Rrownson, Klliaton Baker. Ilori* Ing the sumnler. She ram r to Donaldson. Mary Jo (layman, Sanfonl today to spend a short Wesley Spenlrr, ('harlotte Swann, w hilR w ith. her parent*. M r^ a n J .T—J,-M t»*e— Hhermin—EngTIiji, M rs. J . M orrison, S r , Maxtnr 'McRtntey, Eslelle Fryer, Shirley Ervin. Hetty Jean HriaFriends of Alva’ H. Brock will son. Maxine BahunrGedrge’ Hern­ lie Interested to learn that he Is don, Sarnmlo Cole, Bolt Kilpatlisted as among 34 University of rifk. Dorothy Whidden, Jack Florida freshmen who have been Schirard, Domla Witte, Kenneth formally initiated into Phi Eta Ellis, Boh Johns. Mike Whclchol, Sigma, .national honorary scho­ Jack Donald, Billy Frank. Shcla lastic fraternity for men. Moore. Patty Hapgan. Eugene l-ominack, Ann Whitaker, Robert Beckwith, Connie I.udwig, Ray Thomaa, Lucy Ward, lads War­ ren, Jimmy Smith and Sylvia llayes. " r W » Alsu lorogard -Williamson. Hob­ by White, James McDaniels, Ann Dunn,1 Gerry’ Covington. Mtidied Midler. Jimmie Byrd. Ruby Slrn. * hi'orma Fay Harvey, Caro­ s lyn Hudson. Luclle Drew. Martha ..a . English, Ellen Driggers. Mildred Lee. Ada Adams, Stewart Math»ux. Mary Carlton. Walter Routh, ('/•d y Burch, Margaret Malloy, Miriam Moye,. Helen Brewer, Dirk Butler. Glen Vaughn, Dave Silver and Jimmy Denmark. • lit ¥ * el r* » JO C im A D D RESS: TOW N: »*#**/ »« T O 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 Social A n d Personal Activities I F YOU H A V K A S E R V IC E C O N N E C T E D O R NON* S E R V IC E C O N N E C T E D D IS A B IL IT Y , W H E T H E R Y O U A R E D R A W IN G A P E N S IO N O R C O M P E N R A T IO N O R N O T , A N D I F Y O U L IV E IN S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y . . . . Y O U S H O U L D C O N T A C T U S. F IL L IN T H IS C O U PO N . . . . M A IL IT T O : SA M M A R T IN A , C O M M A N D E R ' D IS A B L E D A M E R IC A N V E T E R A N S S E M IN O L E C O U N T Y C H A P T E R N O . 3 0 . SANFORD, FLA . irfimnwimninmimms7.A7Us.. # •• »( r r • ♦ * » « * • •< - T U E S D A Y , N O V . 25, 1947 ? VETERANS NOTICE! _ ■ *» T U E S D A Y , N O V . 25, 1947 ■e *i four toncu: American, British, gap has been made even wider Hie gat Russian. French. • and thi* i* why: Each nation runs Its own tone The U. S. has started work on the Marshall Plan to help West­ and haa ita own troops In its lone ern European nations get on their and 'has an army of occupaUoo. feet and to keep them out of the So there's no German govern­ ment, and no unity. grip of Communism. For business purposes, the The Russians areb n n t op wreck­ ing the plan. They’ve denounced American and British tone* vyotla ira T re H rtP ♦r a n a U. a. a i m u p f u n ti their tones their own way. .the- world But Germany la in bad shape. state. It's been depending upon outside " Ip munista of Russia and eight other help. Hut-so tong as Germany Is European countries have set up like this, all Europe feels the an organisation they Fall the •ffcct. “Comlnform." So here are just a couple of the It lined up the Communists in problems on reaching a peace those countries to work for the agreement for Germany: 1 The Russians want 110,000.­ firesd of Communism and fight 000,000 (len billion dollars) in 'S . .policies in Europ ope. . If you think all this gloomy. war damages from Germany. The A want it from what Germany protak« a look at something else: • When four foreign ministers duces, not in money. The 0 . S. thinks that might meet they ought lo h« able to get down to business right away and badly delay Germany's getting back on ila feet. Maybe Russia start work on the big problems. What about all the little de­ could get paid of a bit by taking > tails? They can send their as­ German plants. But wouldn't that, too, delay sistants or deputies ahead lo clear them out of the way so the big Germany’s recovery. Might be. So that's up- the air. • —-■— — ■■tuff wan start. 2. ' Germany can't sta rt operat­ In thia rase the four ministers week* ago sent their deputies to ing as a nation again until It has agovernment. But what kindclear up the detail*. Th* deputies met for weeks and government. Russia seems to want a atrong broke up Saturday. What did they get done? Nothing. The meeting erntraf German government. (If th* Russians could sway such a wjm a farce. They lined up just as the government, it would line up Ger.ministers have jfned up before: many as a Russian ally.) The Americans and Britlah favor The Russian* on one side, the AnmrUan, British -and French on u n ioa.of.U cnaan-jlakei.w iih a weaker central government and a the other. aa If Iht HIV IUUI four ministers iii i i i i a ir i IS could tw uiu ever c v r s !. lol aw* of wa g power in' the — stales. ■—reach general agreement on the 1 The French, remembaring what future of Germany, they w ouldn't, a atrong government baa don* to ' trouble settling on France in' three wars In a row)# have much shudder at the Idem of a strong Austria. . * Germany now Is divided into I Germany. N A M E .r s io f f a t- th e - Sanfurd'HfSffif-l^c-' trie generating station, was pre­ sented a 5-year service pin. Both C arter and tender ware compli­ mented by Manager* Coleman for their high standard of wurk and loyal service to the company. . _ ’- VIr. Lawton Speaks To Grammar School I»TA Trjith Seekers Plan Christmas Party,1 Leslie \Ncnls Have’ •* • - l« ■- Biunlul of cotoiful, Ciutitmary CAiJt h lint bov r ccnlairrkij twenty-live doi$m —«acb on* riillrnnt* Fortieth AnnivorHiiry > suvd sacb ons a t btimlul of holiday ipint at 'a >- » Am tlnsjl rids I ' .» . . . .Buy yours today a t Plsna for a Christmas party Mr. and Mr*, l.ed e Went celeowere made at the n-tfuljir nu«i. m'ss and social meeting of the i nil.I I imU)- tla-ir Tortii-th v .aiding niinivrisary. Tlu v hive lived In Truth Seeker’s Cla»; M.'l ...li t Churcii hehl at 'tin- a-ir iionie at Ill's Fil l Elghieenth rhurch annex on Mondny after- fffreet for the pnst :IH years. On Sunday tin v tm-ived a Hoon. Mrs. 7.ad a laird, president, presided over the huslnc** meet­ numla'i of lln it rrlaliVi's ‘u the ing which wax opened with n afternoon nt tlieir home. Thus.' ircsynt were Mr and Mr*. Roy 110 .MtiKnoliti A v ciiu e Thanksgiving devotional by Mrs. pre W 8. Thorton. A reading. "The Weint iind R o liit WVnt, Mr. and hirst Thanksgiving Day" l.y Mr.- tiiovi-l Whaldin 'nnd danghJmlilli, >H■ U tt»l».i—Psot-i—Ry Mniunlut Juuliill -Prs-stsoii - <*** t-E~WrTmnTrt~imrj!K Aim, -giv«-f»l»y-Mrs.- O t^ -p ric x r Mr.’ nnd Mr*. J. E. ______ _ _ ________ I. K. The Christmas- party will I I of (lilaiulo; held at the church annex »n Dec, fta! ■r and Mr. and Mrs.’ Earnest • IK nt nooq in the form of u cover­ Makeg of Del,amt; Mr* la-na Aued dish luncheon. Ilusie»<rs for lick und Jli und Mr*/J. J Rihco. the past meeting were Mis It. F. The Went iiome » a- attiartiveCrenshaw, Mrs. Tom Williams ly dii in nli d mill yellow and nnd Mrs. J. C. Davis wlrti served while chrysanthemums and Brew­ refreshments carrying n Thanks, ery. la te In the afternoon regiving theme to Mrs. laird, Mrs. ’frishm m t* were seivrrl to the Emma Abrams. Mrs. Priest. Mrs. guest*’ who called. J G. Wait*. Mr*. George MrCrum, Mrs. 11. F. Dynl. Sr.. Mrs. A. I). Shoemaker amt Mrs. W. P. Home Kc ( lass Will Chapman. Also Mis. Ortnvin Riimldey,' Have IhiiUT Nov. 27 Mrs J. F. McClelland. Mr* .1 t \ • . Ilolton. Mr*. J. it. Crawfoid, Mr*. Tlte Senior Home Eronontica F. It. Mitchell. Mrs. C. I. Good- Cluli. “Tlu Future Homemaker*', hurt, ./M rs Thor ton. Mr* M. 'K m il on joy i ‘Thntiksgiving dance Moye, Mrs. It M. Mason, Mi- It. on Thurstlav night al the Tourist W. Turner, Mrs. Nettie Tillis, Center. Dancing will licgin at Mr*. Jennie’ Putnam, Mis t ‘. F H:iwi o'clock. Tile social commit­ Ell la, Mrs. K. V. Irish, Mr*. T. E. tee ill rlinige of tjie dance'is comWilson. “ Ilsrkry, ” . . Mra. I. S. Mis. po-i-d of Itttiliura Saunders, chairn ow th a t Hamilton, Mrs C. A. Pomk-r and man, r-.mtiy .xiatm-ws and nnu Bit iin tv' p Krnlly Mathew* visitor*. Mrs. Emma Harris of | | m)ii hnu. Mrs. J. If. Itoola Knterprise and Mr*. It. 1^ Crossne |,an m the club mother, of Hells, Tenn. . .> FA IL L E IS ’ * A- Powells O f Jice Supply Co. ____ ____ _______ to nettop .S t AS ■ -. i f *4 * i* ' - 1* S3 00 Suit ' WAC sergeant returning from Europe on *n Arn)y Itantpori was Dyepi. pvcibfliidJm mitLAtUnlo — r---- 1A lldduring u it week a storm. After a two-hour search in the dntk -ness, she was picked up Ly a lifeboat comparatively Unharmed. I We wonder whal' a person thinks ■bout floating “ a found'alone in mid-Atlantic in the middle of a raging' gale. Certainly n o r the fit-motive, o r.(be advantages oi nuniim. A nd,,we’ll bet the i i glad she (tad Warned to swim. •’ ’ c , /. - * hope that’s true of our dealers everywhere!” savs Joseph W. Frazer m ’by. Mrs. F. E. Cooper ami Mrs. II., U Osborne and showo Jo Jhelr respective arata. The aisles were marked with the teachers' names. The room of Mist Luclle Camp­ bell won the attendance arise TTBt- Jr;/' »>■ H n yo ii U nd erw ear “ij* Thty'rt vtry Lghtotighi. TKry'n mcct/i and nntr ding. They don't f id bulky uround the uaiu. Uon and man mm an tmkhing Sa Hamco ray<xu*-thorU and andenhUu —fir comfiri. Try them and aas if ym , aantagm. . S ir I don't know that alt of the more than 4,000 KalserFraxer dealers are offering “highest trade-in allow-, ancea," as reported by the preM, but I sincerely hope so. For personally, I ffeel that the us4d-car allowances being njade by many automobile dealers today are far too low. .v - . _ We have constantly urged our dealers to offer fair trade-in allowances, based on what .cars will bring when they are re-sold, less the c o s t o f handling and reconditioning. sJT ■r. Such fair practices, ws tell our dealers, will buQd for them sound and.continulng business. Before you come to a decision on your next car, I hope you will find out what your Kaiser dealer will allow you on your old car. him* you'll not only receive f a i r tree sales and service, but you'll get the mos automobile built today. •'' # * I~ * M K A E R - F R A Z E E ^ w PUSH C O R F O R " iiti. •’ ' * V; m v ' a- f°f f * Vf - < V lfllio w R u n , M i c h i g a n direction oi Mrs. W. 8. Bromley who Introduced Superintendent Lawton. H* spoke to th* group on "Educational Trends Today'5. In oba*rvance of Educational Week last week he told of the lies per . - 4I g W s M N*M# ‘ . if f e - -— ’ . Ihiprilnisnflehl T . W. U w tpn ws* the-, guest speaker for the monthly meeting of the Sanford Grammar School P. T . A. hold on Thursday afternoon in the audi­ torium. Mra. J. M. Stlneciphrr presided over the meeting.. Mrs. James A. Wright, chair­ man of the library committee, re­ ported that-great strides had lieen tnad« in inn Mcurimr of a library for th r arhool which hat hern chosen by the P. T. A. as its proJeet h r the year. Th* room mothers under the leadership of Mrs. J.. C.. Davis presented the plans for a rum­ mage sale which will he held on Dec. 6. Mrs. M. L. Nickots was appointed 'general chairman of this committee. Anyone desiring lo den*Ta rummage Is asked to call 1155-W for ^collection. The proceeds from tn* sal* will given to the Library fund. Mra. A. D. Rountree, member­ ship chairman, reported that the school has almost reached the 1U0 I’linne 980 m ljfy T i l l ; F A S IIIO in* r . ■T. A . congress held re­ cently in St. Petersburg during which time stressi was waa laid lahf on the responsibility of th* parent* in th# rJrly training of children in the home. Following th* apetlng refresh­ ments consisting of hot coffee and caka were served In th* lunch room which was beautifully de­ corated for the social hour. The hospitality committed were hoatosses for tha occasion. The com- l\ v .£ i Open A ll-D a y Wednesday! "L’l.O SK D T H A N K S G IV IN G ' i ‘rC --------- --------- Sip-1 * . * Governor Millard Caldwell adds his voice lo (lie appeal (or com­ pulsory militafy liatniog declaring the public should be amused to it) impoitancr as lie pmeitimi Jan. • 5-12 as Universal Military Train­ ing W cek rW e should bear in mind that there was no such fric­ tion between Japan .and the Unit­ ed Stales prior lo Dec. 7, 1941 as exists today between R u n ia and the United Stale*. I WASHINGTON. Nov. 25 PPV— If you want a dim view of the world and what's happening in it, ' a Innk al .Load. oreign minister* - of • Aha. United EUMa, Russia. Britain and F rew # meet there tomorrow „ to talk about peace treaties for Ger­ many and Austria. About the best comment you can hear on the conference before K etarU Is tomethinjc like -Well, maybe some good will come of it.** But nobody's betting on even that much. The war ha* been over two J^sr* and this Is the kccortd time in 1047 that the four foreign ministers have met to talk about Germany and Austria. Die four ministers—Marshall (?,r. U- 8 - S«vin f°r Hritain, Bldault for F’ranee ami Molotov for R u ssia-m et in Moscow In March. Thay got nowhere. * So now they re trying again. No one waa very hopeful lor -that Moscow meeting. There seems lo be less hope for this on*. Since the war ended a big gap *>*•, Russia from the United States, Britain and F'rance. But since the Moscow meeting | •contact with a high vnltage ||n«i.' He Is credited wuli saving Phil­ lips' lif*. C a m e r o n recently received p raise-fo r his outstanding work ■s a lineman In helping repair severe damage caused by the re­ cent hurricane in the Miami, West Palm Beach and Hollywood areas. O. Krrm it Carter, S ou th 'S an ­ ford Avenue, was presented a pin in recognition of ms 16 year* of service with I tie company. Mr. Carter Joined th* Florida I ower and Light Company at Daytona Beach In -1030, later transferred to Sh Augustine, and became' commercial • representa­ tive here In 1U3H. He wa* pres­ ident 'of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in 1041. He and Mr*. C artar have one aon, Charles K , J r , who is attending Carlisle Military 8chooi at llamlierg, S. C. • - Dan KTtCaity was the ' first candidate (or governor who has IpidtOT h rlr tim e llic f9 w campaign got under way, though Ful­ ler Warren s p o k e b e ta csiIk i in the year, itowovrri from now on there will plenty of them, and program committees everywiirrr should not have much troublr . linding tnlertaming speakers or their programs. before Paarf liar-' , but we se- ■trikers ami at the aame fun* try to prevent other workers from leaving their jobs. There were few bright tpoU in the- gloomy picture, hut one m ray of light ca camp from a vastly important—thougn perhaps whol ly unexpected—quarter. General Charles de Gaulle, leader of the powerful new Right-Wing people's rally, cancelled a speech, sched­ uled for Thursday,to keep from embarrassing the government in its conflict with the Communis'.dominated confederation of tailor. Pins JBy_ Company - jathe a tiy , BoUhtviat*, hiving Brv id|e. Most Mott- -of of - c«pture<i -•JR at* the ^bsoiuteiv absolutely majority uf ‘votes in the iV- vital roal m inis were wittofcit c«nt rountry-Vid* municipal.sic** workers. tions on a violently anti-ComOne of tjie grimmest aspects of raunist platform. tin* situation Is th* obviously Tlikt Is a highly interesting de­ ntccssary' military precaution velopment and supports the sug­ which ia being taken. Several gestion of this column yesterday thousand mobile guardsmen are that Premier Schumann had rh o v | tm d n tjr t n “tW TTiinullF'im nrhg en to adopt a course further to I capital. And at Kdfilalnebleau. the right, rather than try to i south of Paris, reservists of thr maintain a hopeless middlo-of-the 1947 class haw iM-en-assembled. Better Days For The Indian ro«d position between Commun­ The whole situation- !* sugges­ When America wns discovertHi, there were twice ns ism on the on* hand and d-.' tive of th* lull before a gather­ . mnny Indians as there nre t<Kiay, says the National Goo- Gaulle's aitrem * Rightists on the ing storm. graphic Society. Their estimate is that in 1942 there were 84fi,000 red men, and now about 400,000. The latter fig u re The House voles conlempl litali6n* against alleged Hollywood Reds. They didn’t think the House Would do it. And the Jehovah Witnesses didn’t thiak live Supirnu^ Coutt would uphold thru convr lions (or violating the. Selective Service Act. You never can tell what it going to hsptwa when’ s - you start flouting die law. Remember back there when we giving "ail aig' io Britain of war." Well, that "short war" stuff now takes on new ing as we read the review ref. Samuel Eliot Moriton’t ’ Battle ol tba* Atlantic" tn A I* Foreign Affair* Analyst talk, '-This-orinclplw is the avoidance, in'social contacts,"oT emotionnl friction caused by irritation, boredom, envy, This la Du time to rock lh< egotism or ridicule.” • j boat, but we ahould recognise Jin m LlrJr rnmUnse d -froro-Aour-Lffc; •Hui'|{eaB--de t lif a w s ftM tRnf W IU l l l bfiidih plores all purely subjective talk, such as that centering on F ra n c e - «• tn rrre sin g ty rrm vv. I am reliably informed that the your health, troubles, domestic concerns, w ife-or husband. French authorities, both govern­ ’’Streams of personal gossip destroy all objective discussion mental and military, are vlewin„of art, science, history, the'day’s news.” with dec peat anilely the potanliMonopolizing the conversation is ruinous; occasional alitlea ol the natUin-wjd* atria? “Gushes of silence” make it delightful. To state a fact with involving a million workara be­ finality is to force an opinion on another, but to quulify the longing to Communist-dominated Official! recognise that, at statement with “It seems to me" leaves the subject for the unioni. eider statesman Leon Dlum warn­ next speaker to onbtrgu upon. ed last week, international Com Differences of'oplnion may extend and. embellish un munisoi hai declared war on interchange of views, but ,fiat contradiction (s a conversa­ -French democracy. They arc preparing for th* tion-stopper, Burgess says. While interruption puts the with .the hope that it train of conversation off the truck, ini occasional “grace, woret, won't eventuate. ■ note,” such as "How wonderful!” is a good way to urge the French military reserves have speuker un. . ' been called hark to active duty Good listening, essential to good talk, requires "not and it is aaid that very shortlv only your ears but your eyes, hnnds, .and even posture." the army willib* clove to aclivr The author has tested*the interest of some of his articles war atn-ngth. Them force* .arby rending them -aloud to friends.’ "If their eyeH went to a scattered throughout the coun —' . picture on the wnll, if their fingers fiddled, the manuscript try.i he new* cabinet uadky Prefhier wasn’t holding them and I marked the dull spots for re­ Robert Schuraanii ha* got Into vision.” . . action with a promts* of ener­ The ideal number for good dinner talk is six, Burgess getic measures. Thi* assurance holds. With more, "the conversation is upl to breuk up into came a* the atrike movement acroi* the country an<l separate side dialogues."'If each of the six is engnged in n ■pread tnreatened diiaiter to the already different pursuit, so much the better, for shop talk will be Chaotic economy. Schumann's task wa* to win hark tho»e mlllloi UVoidfd. # . -- Studying The Orient Scaalor Vandenbcrg stks fot $597,000,000 to itpp the Krdi in Europe. Alta boy,' Van, million-, for defenie but not one cent (or THE WORLD TODAY And Fender Ctfven THE NATION TODAY By JAMES MARLOW 11/ DEWITT MACKENZIE _ �!8DAY, NOV. 25. 1947 TH E SANFORD HERALD, RANFORP. FLORIDA PAGE SIX SANFORD TUESDAY. NOV. 55, 1947 FOR THE REST ICE CREAM HERALD, RANFORD, Fl.ORTDA lctress To save time at the ironinR board learn the trick . of l*-ing light -1 aild.'d fn ilam|H-nmg, or take clothes firm the line when there in still a Ittllr moisture re* PAf.K REVHN Is H aving Largest Triumph In All Her Career m ainitiR. Don Deal And Chris M A P vno& s -J-enson—Nfimutl Cn Captains* For Tilt: 5 Feds End Careers School Cel Th- Hcnvnnle High .. erv Frds will bring down the cur'tain on th" 1047 football •-•nson in Ig-eshurg tomorrow night In thr>r annual Turkey Dav classic The Seminole* will Ilf slight COM M ENTS S ID E L IN E S underdog* "» thev enter Hie co«. THREE FEATHERS RESERVE', " P i n t Among Fin* Whli* kies Sine* 1882", D your "6m choice" for magnificent flavor. T his grand-pre-war quality whUkey. . blended with Jin*«t GRAIN A neutral spirits, agreeably test, since the Yellow Jackets will he heavier than the Fed* and are snorting ow of the licst records In conference play. The Jackets will enter the tiff with over a week’s rest, since they hsd an open date on their acheulr last week. The Fed* have a record of three Among the other hunters bagvictories, four drfent* and one He 4fing game were ’.Valter Hand, to their credit-and will In; gun«- who nipped a hock ami Henry ning to turn th e tables on the Wight who also killed a litirk. Jackets so that thev can close the Hill Hawkins, down from Jack­ regular season with a .600 uver- sonville. hunting with llomei, age. . , . llrucf bagged two turkeys, limner Thi' team will lie in top condi­ killed one. They were hunting In tion physically with onlv one man (hi* vicinity of Osteen, it was re* on the Injureil list. Churk Her- ported. run’s left hand was bruised In Earl lllgglnlmtham and Jack the contest with Seabrroic last Itussell teport the killing of one Friday, hut he will Ik- able to I ulLcv- Jak e-A d am s-h as bilb-d s ta rt Hip game tomorroortiljfW: one turkey, and Jim Spent".* h.i* This afternoon's workout *was filled hi* cold storage locker lo light with thr players running rapacity. It has k n re|Hi«e*l. through- several offensive forma­ George Hardin bagged a* burl, tions and light contact wotk. , with a 22 cal. rifle. .............. {school Five Seminole High — .—. liarr School gridders will end their high school I Ge-.rge C Caren*. w rlfng In football r a n tr * tomorrow even­ the Rollon Traveler, ha* null" a ing. They Include Holly Pfercy, column about the umpire arhmds Ruddy Welheringlon, J*u h u r r y that are lo It* held In Florida dur­ Alexander, * llyron UcaVil and ing the r’oming spring. Chuck Herron. / •* • He says. ‘‘Umpires ougle do l.ikit 8cabre«s*. the Jacket* will h i b e r n a t e and store up energy to run ftoni the "T" formation and toss ballplayer* out on their car* will present a varieil attnrk, us­ when warm weather returns, but ing many pas* play* with their today'* mail brings word thsl Hill ground formation*. • No. 'l l ' McGowan ami George Cosrh iT_ a...ren tp wi.hw U tat tvm. tmr ilIViliTa' i.nri* itg .plrr* ' . i run j . ,u nounerd that Don D ... in Florida this winter. IVJth Jensen will lie the Syntlnole cap Art Passarella. ex-Wohurnite Hal lams lor the contest. , We*for and Ed Hurley a* Id* full professors, the AL's McGowan will j|t»_ltu*lnc** nt a Palm Reach COMBIIACK HALTED PHILADELPHIA Nov. it The rpmelMHk ntery, former liglitwright chai pibn, was halted at least tempor­ arily today after tils defeat at the hands of Livlo Mlnelji of Mil­ an. Italy. Minelli, in gaining tt III-round deeislon over Montgo­ mery—a pre-bout favorite—at th r arena liefore 54)74 last-.night. won hut 103rd consecutive fight as an amateur *nd professional and his ninth straight since coming to thin country*. __ ___ runs two five-week sessions, start­ ing. Jan 7 and Feb. 13. The playmg Held .is 2W miles fropi the A’s spring practice field at West Palm Belch." "Harr mention! one five-wreck tourer. Is-vinning Jan. 16, and has U-en in th'* business since 1935, Bawling News league m et/ W. W. Tyre. Chase an d ' Co. team, had high three game* .with a total of 479 pins. Hoc* Amusement team took two of their game* from W. O. W. anil thereby pulled into a tie with thr Jaycees for first place. Chase ft Co add the Hanford Ruick teams are tied for second place. Team Won I*>*t Jaycees 16 -0 Muss Amusement 15 0 Hanford Ruick 10 II Chare A Co. 10 II Table Supplf V 12 W O. W. 6 Id . Tonight th r .women take ovur thr alleys ami liowl starling at 8 P. M. Everyone Is Invited to atn-nd. , Team for the week It the W. O. W. team. Plnfall and averages a ir up to date. Name Total pin* Aver»ge 1*239 (in co m p lete) 1218 of Pittsburgh, Notre Dame Ranks II. dispoiinR I>.ISliS ftt« 1/ 1Vs III Orsft U mnininR in /fifth place and T.'xaa, as -Urnyi awaMsd-ThurssLv’s—Fi rsi-Among-Top— Idle neighborhood »crap with Texas. Aggie*, clung to seventh 1 he I Teams Of Nation other f lm 10 positions wore < 'i NEW YORK Nov. 25 f/Pi-.Not­ scrambled Alabama'* Crimson Tld.1 gain­ re Dame has regained the No. I spot among the nation’s football ed prestige by a 41-12 romp over teams from .Michigan after an­ Louisiana Slate, swapping place* . other nip-and-tuck battle in the with idle I’cnn which fe.l "from . Weekly Assorlntrd Press football sixth to eighth. Georgia clintlied a. r oteh to Ii writers poll. i ----- -- Tech ----- .----------. . The Fighting Dish frqm 8 iuth ninth on it* 61-0 breather with Furman anil Rend. Ind . and the Rose Bowl- ** ‘ M * North C arolina, IkhiiuI Wolverines are separated edged Caltlornia lor IQUt place. by only 30 points although Notre I lame drew l»7 first place votes to 81 for Michigan of the 192 cast. In the point column it i* Notre Dame U 98 and Michigan 1,708. Ih Now Ready For CHICAGO Nov 28 (/P),— * “World Series of Golf” t» deter mlrte lioth pio and amateur in ternational chani|tlons will Is smmsored by the Profi-ssldtta Golfers’ Associstiori of Ameriei In F rhruiry. 1949 Reservations Phtwie OrnnRe Cily Hotel OranRe Clly, Florida THREE FEATHERS V. S. R. BOURBON WHISKEY. A BLEND. Is today’s best B ourbon i “buy". Bottled m I • K e n tu c k y , it : gives you superb l i m i t e d t o a l - o u t Ift or 2U p l n y e i s . BRAKE .CABINET liA T E It O u t o( right, u n d er Ih* door. , » No b eiem en t n ece ssary . < Throws columns ol iroshly warmed air into distant rooms. Easy lo install - no duds. 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Phone 1313 Fl u n g s t a t io n , slock ami equipment for tale. Phono 9194. 60 ACRES - Mitchell llam iniK-k, Oviedo. Gooil .land,, alniut muck, cheap. ' Bayard Really Co. Phone HUH, Sanford. - -* * fc-- TT ATTRACTIVE home. 6. room*., tiath, iNirclies. Oil IOO x 135. Double garage. Good finance plan. Call 436-J. . 1 1 4 7 6 1 ( 5 7 1 0 1 $ Authoritative booklet tells why modern oil Many modisls may bo adapti*nl additions to house heating is best and cheapest for Florida Describes and illustrates models best suited to at Florida fireplace*. Circulating ot ra­ diant haal, ot both. C an b* diimantJad d u rin g summer. Itcgular Value ........... IL 98 Evary Sondoy A ff moon ltu.<iiH*ss ROW BOAT French'Avenue Good, goiug business for sale. Wondetful titration. nel> aiu'ttnd $500 month, llo* X. c. o Hemill Expei t Rudin Repairing m etal roof and b e au tify the htuiir W e sp ray it th-- color < van w ant Block and o th er runr r e le S ltu c tu re sprayed In pas­ tel rolqre. Iln riis etc. »prnyed w ith liust oil p aints, la-t us give yoif a free estim ate. R e -I's portable sp ra y u n it, 306 W . 2nd Oi t i l ______l o t * AKTICLL5 WANTED furniture. rd Davis Furniture I’LL^ BUY your r t r rcganlleax of ■go or condition. Roy Reel, 306 W. 2nd 8L One'reytew c rs a ver was fully .created until Judith Amlt'i.en lueathril fin- int** her,” he aide to Ih- played ngnin. that Anthr-en understotHl Mt-dt-a more Ihoto'ighly than Kurlpcdrv the scltulur-, w» th.-- Iingtr Greelt fi- We welcome our friends to visit our Nut Departlnenl and witness' IIfc eTr>VinficYatItTnrfrnd 't\y some, of the irrandest Salted Nuts you ever lasted. —A 54USM 4N W ill cross m s D on't let* d i l l i g u l i n l cum f i n bit iou liom s b rltc i i"b R t t s n t liX tion Urlhod It o lltn UK* i r u l u l in o n l| on* iiy, f t t lt . r P d l u t in o i* l rl|H.--b— ’ 11 nHilly u l.t I« l nilaptatlon In' modern verse It rem ain * (h e . -lot y iif Jaso n In *enrrli o f the Golden Fleece, whfi Ik-tra y s hi* w ife, Meilea. in fiito r of tin- so m e­ ly daughter «>f C reon . " If the author put* I he w ords in your mouth, you’re all tig h t," 1 J 'I T S STARDUST.- r“*»t O Z A R K ... I ! CA N T B EG IN TO T F .L u *rtJU HOW SOMRV I A M ... > M A Y B E I CAM ___ H E L P YOU - |J ^ F O R G E T ... T T ^ l F (CHOxe) \ P 00WE FORI * a lA ilT U F M IT 6th Stii-i-i ft l.nuii-1 A venue Ulark'iuithtrig ft general repair 1]Wephr»ne 1858 *For Detiendahle BEFFItlGEItATlON SFJUUt Call ' G IN A S ItEFItlGERATION HER v i n t . Ph. 670-W Nut 4 Fresh Nuts will he cooked daily to insure our cjistonu rs with the best in Salted Nuts. Parties and Special Occasions will receive* our utmost attention if proper jnoliee is jriven us so that the orders may he cooked es. • a peeially for the occasion. . W A K E f.T BUSINESS / By. Advertising In* J / j Thu N-,w.pap«r A ✓ , ■ AUTO REPAIR I N( age, Sanford ami g ' Ri'Cciil aaaiiion to McCror^’sli & .10 i Fresh” Nut Department— featurirt^ Si Knmd seleetion.oFFeanuts and Mixtures SICRFTARY of Stale Oeorgc C Mar­ shall u shown addrwslng the Chlcami Council on Foreign Relations I 'C / l P D l / " ' IUT WrCANT HI J im ’s ita u iu lo i Shop p ie / , m d in ls r service, ford A ve. Phone :!ft6- GUssrs Fitted *ja» Department ■» ' Another «a|d Medeu would nevet .0 . D^ landress- t!hi*a-J02l Install Kernal Fresh 12__ S P E C I Ac. S E R V IC E S HAYMO.n I> s t u d io EXCELLENT buy In sable J red Expert photographer available at fu r ro a t, six e 12, include* tr im ­ all times for weddings, anniver­ med hat to nialcli. Phone 977* saries. birthday parties, social gatherings. Pljjim- 1093. 6 M cC rary’s O p p o rtu n itie s RENT A CAR YOU DRIVE IT p h o n e * too ATUICKI.A.MMMtlltlllSON U im iV K -IT. INC.______ AlHATOU rksning. repairing. Nev Radiator*, m u cote*. We take-off-d-im nalt.-Jlnnnm Cawan'* Sheet Sleiitl Work*. Phone Fire in the United Stairs in 1916 r t r u d o l h> almost ’ 25 percent Hit duin.to done hy the tieim an iiyendlarv Iditx on Eng­ land m-tiMu- I t . ------ FL0GIT OIMAH/*... (f o u t fC«Otf)WMt A lf L L NEVUM FCn* vj 111 U SE UP UVIN' G IT H E R f...H C V u S A '.VtTHOUT H E R ? WANT A I ERG IT ( jV 1 •— Are tou IroutilecS hr rttstress jf (numb .(un-Uonst pert-xlic euturUsite**? t*-* It.Is m*s* rr-'t l*e| so trrrU. hull slrmts. n«-(ii- *1 such time*? Turn s-ojry irrtu-E. ptukturn's Vmr.sbls Coir ■hull toNllcC* found U merle «*.**-*alls r.ie reossrn. It e'-O has whri ISnrfurs estl • dSiisrhle tonic «r, ett Anji dtusi la.c. lYOiA E. PlUkHAM-S 1&X8Z M EN TA L S T A T E / ...G O T TO THINK. F A S T / ... HAVE TO P U LL SO M EHO W . Ily \YjiI1 Disney MICKEY MOUSE W E L L CH ECK , H IS EA T1N 3 H AO TTS N O W ! --------------- WELL LEAVE HIM ALONE... AN a S2E WHAT HE UKESSeftT A L L RiSW T OO. - L E ! WS L L ______ _ C w B C K H \\ N O S\ ! i Store. Royal Master tires are bark again. CABBAGE plants, Marlon Mar- SALESMAN living In Sanford to work retail trad* and som* out­ k*L I- 0. Mann, Lake Monroe. side territory for established SANFORD Tv.autv Salon, telephnm- Ulftl or Mary Mcftlshnn, wholesale concern Writ* P. O. BEAUTIFY vour heme with Ugli.-lrphone 1354 Permanent* all Box 8406. Orlando, Fla. ustrum hedge. Contact L. B. method*, starting *6 anil up. ’ Mann. Lake. Monroe, Flo. for S a n fy p lJlo.wllng Alley w ants,pin n h l.’A fC D irM m ni^rB tniihT r Or—tanrln EvfnfrtC B tarTTiTr Ralph. LARGE wood heater, good condl TYPIST.* File Clerk, ft GencraT Ray. 11650 ■' ' tion. Phone 624-J. office clerk*. Must he Female High School graduates. Apply Tampa Morning Tribune for home Delivery. Call County-3195. in person between 8:36 A. Mft Noon. 7 vacancies. Florida TURKEY 8H0GT Thanksgiving Fashions, Inc. Air Base. . ■11 day, plenty live turkry*. shotgun and rifle shoot*. Bring ATTRACTIVE experienced coun­ amuqition. South Sanfurd Avoter girls, good wages. 8 hour nur. Shannon Place, look for shifts. Apply Bus 8tatlon Tersign. General Electric automatic biaskstv for slreplng comfort. • H. B; POPE CO. IN C 8 FT. Electrolux refrigerator, good mechanical condition, $200. . Mrs. A. M. Collins (Old Or­ ' Undo Highway), R. 2 Box 103, Sanford. * FRUIT for bu. J."T . Fortier, Wsst Geneva Ave. ^drVliT HOT POINT Electric table top range; 2 metal gliding porch PIANO for* sale, excellent condi­ tion. Call 274. ';i- During Emperor Napoleon’i military campaign*. his chef, no knowing when his chief wouh appear for meals, m asted a chick en every 20 minutes. * 10 It\HY- SITTKII GRAND RAPIDS. Minn.. Nov. "ft. 1,1V- A -34-ycar-oM "baby sitter" tol.l Sheriff Marvin W. Mill'll. U .Mislay - d a s - kill..I ' Ann (ienetnl. "*». with nn nxe when the rhihl rrieil upon awakening front a nap ilim When •oltcilmis fnends have velopcd the worm * ftr imitlired how long •>hc thought of intpetinl government *hr could k«*s*p tip Jhr -trntn of The kings of nnciont Egypt (be part, the say* "A- long as I ||Vr* for it —Dili I ran have no |s 'r. were in theory,, the owner* of nil i the land in tl»vcountry. sonitl life." . WANTED AT ONCE. Ift used dtouLkeepIng service, part time: ol-o, ndvice’ and nssistanre on pianos. The Music Box, 119 W. social security and im-unie tax l i t S L Phone 953.- ’ maftcre.. J K, Dempsey, 3<Mt Magnolia Phene 0197. 7 P a ls, L ivesto ck . Stipplio# DIAPER SEItVIUE ar rletnils nf the safest "timid FOR SALE: TURKEYS all *lxr*. service" n«w in Sanford call nr i k j « N A 4 S »hM» a m sU Ja sad A. antKlM live or dressed- One mil« west writ.- IIAILY VALET. Daytona •sHall tS-m. Natnramarha v a r s ln t r»u (Kal of Wilson Corner on Ml. Dora Reach. Diallers supplieil. timr k e lr -.t a»Mt ailaalSoa. road or Phone 9104. TblM M riinNiUn‘nSW *Uf(teUt| •eS«*a ja d poUnaaas waMa owl a< tK. Mr.«L Tkcr klip a w l paopb pasa akaat I WANTED TO TRADE land «n 13 NOTICES—I'KHSONAI p la u w Sap. • Orlando Highway ' fur small If Ih . IS mllM of ki ln ., tubn tad llk .n .VITP.N’ nO N LADIES! used car. Phone 235-M or w'rlte i . ii , ' PolaKw-w. > M II rn .IU r.U M » AK1 ICLfcb FOR 3AL£ Make a mre-stop service for all la Ih. hhuL TKm . p«Unna aw ,a ta n aarelat Box 316, Sanford. * Urk»rt-», i k n iu iit paint. Ia« palm. k-.< ,.} your laundry and dry rleanlng Pep tad n-arxr, Saliln* up nl*Ma,aw»IIi«.. 8WEET Hamlin oranga* 88-00 8 needs lay using your favorite Pv*aa»a aadarlh. rr*a, hatdatW aSS dim . HELP W ANTED bush. IL W. Lord, Phone 788IMaa. l/wnaml a . t a a , paaaasaa whJi aaaart. Self-Service Laundry. *la*SW *ilfianikilii|t>w ralaauaaa. THE IIELPY SELFY LAUNDRY ^t*nm is/nd a m a * with ytwr kldarei or Waddre. GIRLS WANTED. U n ey ’* .Drug _.Oaa*t wait! Ask n a r d n m M f a r buaa a 406 W. 15 SL . Sanford 1-30 GAL and 1-35 gallon Ubl* top watery heaters. Electric Ser­ vice Company. 207 Magnolia Ave.* Phone 101. • , F I REPL ACE lls w s lt-lii'eanio w. territory—of- Ttiiloretl auto holstery i FOR SALK—Umernck for HrtrePhone 9134. waT* and roadwava—Phnhe 1241. SEE US FOR FLOWERS MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING for all neraslons AND TYPING MrNRILL ft YOST FLORISTS CREDIT I.U ltl’AL OK Sipes. Ave. Jgst off Celrrj -HANFORD * Offlre ph. 103 rrsldencr ph. 610-lt 116 N. Park Phahe 180 VEGETA RLK plants f.ir small FOR RENT—Floor s'andcr. Easy and Urge acreage. Cabbage operation. JLvitonablo rutej. San­ Collards. Rnteroli. Cauliflower ford Paint ft Glass fAt. I'hono Onions. Lettuce. Kscarole. T«m- Bell. Lake Monroe. Fla. PhomF1VE ROOM HOUSE, partly furnisht-de. 2 wedrooms. 1/3 duwp. 840.00’ per month. For quick PDUTAHLE TYPEWRITER action. Call I'honr 9173. ona. standard keyUiard, lent condition, ran In- seen at INHURANCE Dot Powell’s Office Supply. HF 41. BHTATE ’ • FJLA . MORTGAGE- Ut.VNH WIN B-FOR VOUR PRUIT-CA K RAYMOND M. KALI.. Realtor St HOMEn’s. • Registered Broker and 12 guage Winchester a 135.00.* lU'uH'** Grocery, Itm. 4 Florida State Rank llldg, f t Hunford A ve. HIGHWAY 17-92. Beer, * Wine. B L E A C H I N G p*pei ft w ire , in Gas. Restaurant, 3 bedroom Apt., Cabin 225 frontage, ideal • good condition, for ft iic-a-s, L ich e e F a r m s . It. 2 Ihix 111, Drivo-jn, Tourist Court site. San fo rd . , The Midway, 10 miles So. San­ ford. KD 1. Box 120, Maitland. MAYTAG washing machine f t coiner cupboard.- 701 Palmetto 6 .ACRES; six room houte,* furni­ ture,, clean garage $5500. 1Vt mile* Enterprise, FI*. Owner C. H E E L C H A I R . V ictro la . Rlrtre M. Eskridge, and sunshade. 308 W . Iftth the le ctu re s.” urg es McGowan. Id r a lh r r tell alsiUl B ill's I . bound fro m a 1916 p hy­ sical collapse that held his umpir^ ing down to fiv e w eek* "They counted me o ut,’’ ht* chuckles, "hut w hat a romebackl Didn't )iut 51 * )6 ACRES of tibsl farm land, excondition. $35 00 per acre Phone 781-J. Box CM —E C*re Herald rivlleges, ROOM with kitchen rlose In. I’honc 18- ■3j[' cellent 8 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE n t n ilr r . D m Jo rd a 1 A'heela Balanced Phone 953. APARTMENT or light house keeping rooms.. Phone 21. K lrttm tn a anolltF Talt^rir* Recharged .RECORD PLAYERS and radio* L for re n t Ry ilay or week. The J Musi- Box. 119 W. l i t S t 4 or 5 'room fuYnishcd apartment or house. In or near town. Box Tighten U Bolls Inspect Lining \dd Btakr Fluid OLD CHARTER It Kentucky's fined Straisht Hnurbnn W hid-er. 6 yesrt o ld . 8o p r o o f . You'll And nothing finer than this lux­ uriously rich, a// pre-uar ubhktjf I’honc 1218 OFFICE spare In Mclsch Building. . Imrge light offices, tewly decor­ ated, all ntllltiea, heat and ianltor service furnished. Call R68i W. 1L A A. Dept. Store. 2 BEDROOM furnished or unfur­ nished house. Phone 1000, 8:30 1 to 5:00.. SPECIAL also Is making plan* to hold an open iar«-L. It docs mil have * national PGA tourney. "We would Ik- gltul to help Eu­ rope plan a tournament to choose a champion." Dudley added. The PGA Internutiorirfl would offer a auliManlia] rash |ir|ii< fru the winning professional and, r trophy for the amateur champion Dudley embhaslxed (bo limita­ tion of eligible mnle»t*nt» lo na­ tional champiorts. The leading money-winner of the U. 8. tour In1 1918_a 38-tnurnament scherluk with a fftftO.OOO Tirixe )tat—would not euallfy unless he won the na­ tional PGA or- open. FOR RENT W A NTED TO RENT tournament golf’s newest sens*lion. PGA President Ed Dudley Living *t Chevy Chaie. Mil, said the meet will Ik- held on the (P. O. Box 1157), the bumptious PGA-owned course In Dunedin thu V A throw * iu There long h»* lo-en n rlamor for a true International showdown among the l-est* individual golfrrs to deciile a 'world championship. Dudley said the field would lie 41 -t Sanford Avenue Special Parlies and Itanqucls nit port fo rm e rly M orrison F i Id O p e ia tin g In S a n fo rd . B a ir w ill By Pro (Jailers T artly — D elirio u s — H e a lth fu l ./A SUBSCRIPTION To THIS NEWSPAPER* NOTICE place as they rid e towards ih.-ir season finale Saturday with Tex­ as Christian. StAithern Cal, 6-0 vl.-’ors over UCLA In thr Pacific oast con­ ference clincher, still arc in foul lit position with only Noire Dame still on the arheduUt. p*nn Stale ended iU season by We m ak e our own Ire Cream, All flavora A-EINE_GIET-FOR SOME 2 V r r one lh r ertrr** says to offset flattery. “There'* nothing else Miilrn ran «lu hut giggle here ami there. Jidfi-rs irtivr he. everythin*." Mik (ml.-rio-i1I t . tlh- averutre actress' tulrnl for talking about herself. She rarely Rives interviews or puith-* llct_iltv*J«_i 14 LOST & FOUND work. Apply In person. BernI note County Laundry Co. 819 LOST Sunday between Osteen and Samsula 2 pointer dogs. I W. 3rd S tre e t malo while with brown spots, I female whit* with liver spots. AVON products, National Adver­ Finder please notify Mi Hon tisers. will shout you the way lloore c o Sanford Auto Parts to a profitable income right in or phone 400-M. . your own community. Women hav* enjoyed oar . service for over 60 years. Your community Persian. Finder please return needs and will enjoy Avon's lo Sanford Trailer Park gfflca. well known cosmetic* and toi­ Liberal reward. letries and (rift s«u this Christ.mas. Writ* Naomi 8«abury, 311 15 AUTOS FOR SALE . Tenth Ave. E. Mt. Dora, Fla. 42 FORD 2-door, good condition. B WORK WJ^NTED Th 327. , FLOOR SANDING ft finishing, 1»42 G.M C. TnuS! **•" cleaning A-waxing. Our po*vr trans­ mission. good condition. Jockunit enable* ua to work whore son's Point Shop, 2208 French. there Is do electric connacUo. available. 2! years axperisne* FOR SALE: *46 Hudson 4 door Commodore, 2 rood light*, spot light, B tu b e Motorola radio Phone I.183M-2 between 5 ft 1 THE LONE HANGER Deflected Aim! c o w o f .*> ilwav£ got VOOO NOfiR H------------kVE GOT Oft F V j ----------------yvngQ THE 6NGIHECR PAI thatcvRVe -bo iv Uil=w TO MlE‘ YOO IIAsl COMP-'NY OFFICIAL ON •BORRC ThS TRAIN GOSH/ MR WWfEG{5 tO TUCj MAIN PIH.i --------------------- - Tty Fran Striker yilERTF.' ‘TEPf • CCM0 HC 'rti-J BOCNP? WF P S ' F t r r f R R e G 'f x l ; MR. winters Keep Anythin# You Don' Ncfd? When HI Huy It. Such An Furniture. Electric Appliance*. Sewing Machine*. Clockn, Wnnhlng Mnchinm. • K ledrlc Mntorn, Tooin, Sloven, Ar) Iill iu*s. Aliout A nything Uiuthle. W. Waggoner TRADING POST 917 W. 13th Ht. ETTA RETT By Paul Robinson !>h. |276 OH-Bur H i actually On* lloas* Willi A’ Hundred Thousand Fret Wall Seasontd Lumber. • Lumbar *- Blocks - Brick Hoofing Tin Plenty Heavy Timbers DUHART LUMBER YARD • 9*9 Hanford Avene* j fUJT MHfN'RtD1 LL COHOS, OOMT LST HM CMTAIHO/ — *XXI<r- r H a d n o m n iif J rS —I ups ru. b * BACCN A f �k_ r*~ U •- f’ £y . .7 TUESDAY, NOV. 25, 19J THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PA G E EIG H T w------------ a = a .,,j Bond Selling Drive *' ■- ■t • - " 1 ------------------------- ----------------- Big Four Meet Recreation Flans ; Senator Connolly Increased consumer credit, Knyili’r decfared, "can la 1 used only _________ By Aliev , tt'M tla a rS r m t P age OMI 1 t'anllan.rt lima (t'aallaaM Iran r#*» Osrl jI tf«mllaa*a tmm 1*«a» •»•*> ' ' tu bid up prices." and “it i* _________ m _________ sun-backed campaign announced by Chamber of Com* | fail* to reach agreement. Van- to* emberH (Continued from Page S)^ ___________ ■ ary meaiure that ..t *n ^ | imperative, therefor*, that efTo/HW iir SAYW* HIT in the fiscal field." tort* lie made to restrain the merea Manager Edward Hlggln*. idenherg luggcilcd the tame pol- rati_ Bidault and discourage wetlahufflebiard and h o r 1 C »bo« jcy t month ago. Both tenaton '«rn cooperation with the Mar* allot pay o o lie aald "a slieahle induction, i deinJflld for scares goods until court* are being provided with Former Local Citizen in the public debt will !« poesibl" | supply approaches demand." R ig h t — Faj i spec ' floodlight*, and it waa decided have , served at advitert at pre* dial! recovery plan, during plana. fur ,,a i that these will be kept open even- vjou* council, m c c l i n g i . -----A * British “ Informant said Bov­ Writes Georgia Novel T ll; the early rnunihai ul . 11*In." i ;.i Turning . ii. tu i ithe PAY* PE REAScw me I h u (minted obviously tu Ju s .bond selling drive. Snyder said, | | nR, for*ulc 0f Club member* exin and Molotov - had a “very Defining the relief bill aa an cpnclusioo that government {“Tha Treasury Department i* cept cent on Sunday 8 undav evening. A flood friendly” m eeting-lam night and Rev, Kllc Bryan ' arrived In P o m ’ <3IT M o m o ' P a y * "Georgia Clay", dcacribed ‘ by come from taxes will exceed ready to move right aw ay on light haa been InitalM to light American "must," Connally said agreed that unanimity ia of "the Saturday. with hi*" -the—puMIltlft'f as a ."sensitive ■ Kanlonl on ----the United Slates cannot ait by its expenditures despjte pros* ' enlarged savings blinds sale* the front of the Tourist Center. vent .highest .im pestsnee 11 ■t o -th r novel of sim p le, hard working, family to assume his duties and permit the nrnilm nf Vraaee. pactive appropriation nf millions | activity," with etnphaaia on "the ~ plans. wnr« — Jr r... . toirn. . future of the world. Bevln alio CgrthboumLpeoplo. trapped in an- JJ* pa s tor .tq -tha-Cburch uf “ puynitt^ nffiriTX pTSti U r work- tsiarii. 'horseshoe, checker and Ita ly and Austria to be forced saw M arshall Bevin-wga said by er_lurtijin,pid---------------— endless struggle for a m ere exit - 1 Th.- church I* leveled «n the eo>w Snyder said increased I . r i r i 1 and =:on bond program* for bridge tournam enta_at.Jht_Club, into Communism because oj^hun­ the *Informant to have adopted tence," and written by Haxel Hlg- >ner of Fifth Street *n” ** J . sales to Individual* _ y^Bulll—JocUbJObilivnluals,—and •peedgHy—far*-"afnj'rtffU! felly 'tournaments, stthi ger and' fold: "more moderate” than ginx, former Sanford rexident, is Avenue. Rev. Br»'yi 1*. * . J Headers 'railed the Senate Into a line r n n ,alij“Thflatr<m"by soaking up 1 mors.” ' Mr, Armitage. Boat rides and of th(j U. S. secretary. scheduled for publicaU on . next darned Bishop with the Church of session .an hour earlier than usual that potential buylpg power. lit added* Pres* dispatches from Berlin spring. Haxel Higgins, the daugh- \ God and has >Ptnt the pssl two plcnica are also planacd. In order to push ahead with the ter of the late new* w riter, T. R-| years at Chokotoskee Island. Kev. and reporta from the Moscow While th e Administration wi * ' "The important funds to ob* It was decided to request those They hope for T* final radio Higgins, is Mr*. Sidney Gohay Hrysn will succeed the Rev l aul pressing Its request to Congress,J turn me the small amounts in* unending the covered dish supper debate. told of Soviet propaganda rote by tomorrow night. and they now live In Ja ck so n v ille . Yates who has been in ill healtn for new anti-inflation wcupohs. i vested .regularly by millions and to -either bring a food combina­ barrage against * American J and Several moves were underway, f it also sought Voluntary cinqi- , millions of people. It la the mon* tion or to donate fib cents each however, to make changer in the British policies in Germany, with Mr. and Mra. Gobay have own­ for the past year. elation to hnhl down spending ley wtilch is rnura likely to gu on toward the cost. demands ed a large farm in Georgia, and measure reported by the foreign emphasis on Ruiala'a ' The Brasilians call the Amaxon which It runtriuls bids up prices. a spending spree that ia the it was during visits to the farm relations committee and dispoial for a direct hand In control of Hanking supervisory uutlioii* most important to gel ‘ invested that Mrs. Cohay got the inspira­ the "*ca river.". of these may delay a final vole the Ruhr, key German indus­ the Colored Welfare league of ties appealed to the lo.IMH) hanks in savings.” tion for her now), during the trial center In the British occu­ * Chief of Boiler Boy (j. until-after Thanksgiving. writing of which the-got valuable tu curtail "all loans for specu­ . "The investor we want most Goldsboro, pation xonc. Williams wa* asked to reinstate One, reportedly gaining head­ lation in real estate, commodf* is the individual—the worker Willie * Sutton, negro patrolman aid in the matter of criticism These Russian demands are is a proposal hy Senator expected from her father, prior to his final ties or securities." with good, inform, unit the far­ In the Goldsboro area, after 30 way, to present a major li* 1 TH EATRES u illn n s. . Snyder skirled any direct mer whose income is at a high days of his suspension have ex- Bali (It.Minn) to keep in Amer­ u« here in connection with tha ican hands alt buying for foreign The novel concerns the Maccomment on I’rexidenl Truman's level." Big Four efforta to work out pirtd. Sutton was suspended fob relief. • 1 .undins, a numerous family of request, for power to lin|Huu Snyder told n-p<%tern he has lowing complaints that he used a formula for tha economic and Connally told the Senate that political unification of Germany. Alabama sharecroppers who mig­ 'wage and prim runlmU and r.i nut yet decided upon the also undue force in arresting a negro. Russia and its satellite statea obrate to the rattle raising country tioning, If he deems tliem advis­ of -the goal to Im- set for the The fjrit - problem for the An Increase in gas rate* by ject to the i-mergenry relief pro­ of Georgia where they meet the able, the Treasury head »*M Imnd (hive, conference waa agreement on a the South Atlantic Cas Company “seeming to prefer friction program of work. Marskall and dour hostility of "Old Man’ Yer these ‘subjects would he dis­ lie told the nipiniittee that to- was,approved by the Commission, posal, and chaos in the iclations of the O p en s 12:15 1’. Al- D aily .. kins." cussed by nlher sja.keainen for inl savlnps IKinds ore roniinnlng following' a study of rates in tie Yin .preferred to give priority •'.‘Georgia-Clay ia a heprt warm­ the Administration. Mats.- 40c Eves.- 44c tu Austria. Russian negotiator)!. to cxrrrd redemption!! nnd th .1 cities of like alx« in Florida by people of th e.earth .” Taft-Hartley Act ing -story which throws a bright But, fur the overall propium Volume outstanding lias reached City Manager Bayer. 1 ***’. . whyi **??■ 8pvl**'lln preliminary planning, uppoxed Today ■ Wednesday light upon the InJusticse of the with t h e n i i t / (|[, r j hr raid: n new high of almost, Ipg.QQO... -T he City declined W. tt, Killk-i's should be-concerned ir. hi* lit* iiuia *-r (CaallaiHa r*a* «■»» kemi-feuitallsm that America atill proposal, xi.lolai* replying to own WB fall abaci.‘.of Mic-sraal-'tinii.nnn AssiKiatea'aaid that what Mar­ than 1,600 AFL printer* employ­ tolerates,” states the reviewer. | request to increase inspection days queation: " In foreign aid, our own freedom shall and Bevln wanted, mainly or afternoon from two to five a Mrs. Gobay recently wrote that “it is because they hope in the was an agreement that,' if the ed by Chicago's all daily newscould lie threatened by external week for the reasons that due to I papers were on etrlke today but they had moved inlo thi-ir new Tract Re-Zoning confusion andchaos and suffer­ force#; and,* if. we fall short Die small amount of inspection in feren ce bogged down on one j'spike.m sn' fo'r 'the'" n.wTpape r* Jacksonville' home at 1B28 Hen­ of our goal in controlling infla­ of meat In the City, also the fact ing and uncertainty that aecpm .Tire, it would move quickly to „ ld publication would contfm . ______ _____ ______ nue dricks Avenue and stated that i • tin flit it? fl It n«H ev• #'«• O firl tion, we will be threatened by Dull present cost* exceed fees puny physical distress and hunger another. uninterrupted, they hope to visit Sanford in the and hardship,' that the , political “ It the danger of eeonomie collapse to iillnw more d iffe re n t in park­ till) a month. Any arraugemeuta Both Marshall and Devin were The atrlks became affective a t near future. ing tune. The narking meter that butchara may make with Dr. purpose* and tile ideological con represented aii entering the meet­ at home,’’ On the other side of the rap- company * to wjilcfi the City is Itaymoml Bass • meat inspector ceptr of Communism will aelie ing with a "let's get, down- to B o'clock last night but the three morning newspapers, the Tribune, Hot, the Senate Banking Com- • now ■undo ctihtract offered t-> are agreeable to the City, said upon the imagination of the dis­ Lualneu” It It pda, 17 New Members the 8 un; and (he Journal of Com­ mitlee cancelled a hearing tmlny ubatlfute- the new. meters at Commissioners, provided t h e tressed and suffering.” American sources said Marshall merce, alieady had published early Connally said the fate uf coun­ went Into the sessions with an on pro|Hiials to restore eonstim- ffi.tMl dlfferenre in enrh. TIip offer butchers pay Dr. Bats directly. | irm llaar* lt»m >'•** «»••» Milk analysis fur November was tries- which fall under the domi­ open mind and a willingness to Tuesday morning editions. The recent district meet in Orlando. er credit controls. Henry J. Kni- was taken under advisement. three afternoon dallies, th* Daily also announced that delegates ser, w rit coast Industrialist who • Alsu under iilmide ration was reported to have met grade A nation of Russia "ought to -be do business, .News, th*_ Herald*Arneririn and aII* known of ail men." was hooked as tlie witness, war the placing of nietrrs allowing requirments In local dairies. t tha meeting had gone on rec­ Uniformed police guarded the the Tim**, planned to liave near Kef uniting, of a Series U Water He continued: ufiable to appear. 1 lie committee two liour parking for five rents, In 'favor of moving th* Vet­ Iramb-scarred walls of Lancaster alse edition* on the street ord as suggest**) by mer hunts in the bund was approved. Purchase 'o f “In Bulgaria, Petkov, because House, • former ducal palace. normal erans Administration office from said. ; at th* rtg u lar tinte, spokesmen Pass* Grille to Orlando.. _ • On credit rupll-uls, Kn'yibr following areas: ' Second Street a machine to aeparate nickels and lie opposed tlie government, for* Plain . clothrsmen of Scotland for th* newspaper! said. penuiea taken from .parking felted his life. In Hungary,*- Nagy, Alpo endorsed, aald, Comdr. -•aid It is necessary "to rbve? bnlweert Hanford nnd Oak Avenue, innlera Yard's ’ famous special branch All of th* daJRea planned Us Scott, waa the designation-as a was approved. ('iimmerrlal Street between Sanpremier, fled to (be United State* specifically by regulation such ford nnd Bark AVenue nnd San guardi*1! the hall* arid mingled publish h r means of typewritten in fearof his life. In Poland, Employment of J. S, I .re as u matters as tninimum down pay­ for,I Avenue U tw i.'ii Commercial with tha crowd outside aa the copy reproduced by a photoen­ War Veterans Highway of the ments and I lie maximum |x rind iVi«aun-»«*t-kW*.h*i-Btfrrtr-1 him- member o£__ihe^Flre .Department Mikolairxyk, 'fomflFty holding minister* anl' thejr adviser* a r­ graving process. The strik* is cross state road from Crystal to 'replace C. A. Anderson, wiic honorable ami highpositions In River to Indian River City. • It -o rv r which paj-Tnen’s - may U* mlssloners will make n personal confined to the newspapers’ com­ will be up to the Legislature to reslghod, was approved. the ‘government, fled before the rived. spread on inslallnreul’ purrhas'M survey of these nn*ns til deter recently Hundred* of 'onlooker* ha I posing room*. Resignation of Ralph Geiger and terror of (JommunUm.Tn Roman­ approve lira title, of conxumera* goods in older tu mine if the meter* should Ire In­ Paul Trued aa members of the The union planned "tokrn picket ia, M anul.'a former premier, lan- gathered along 'th e afreet when A resolution wa* passed, said restrain (hi* type of inflationm - st idled, said 'Mr, Sayer. Molotov arrived. Ha waa the first lines.” Early there was no dis­ Scott, commending the personnel police force a* yf Dec, 1 , wa* ap­ guishea In h prison cell.” credit." of Die four to appear. Marshall turbance a t any of. the newapaper Following a nitiulier of appeals proved. Noting that two year* have a t ■Bay- Pine* H o sp ita l'fo r the He said. too, that some re- by ritlxerii of (iolilsiKiro repre-. Due to the water soaked con­ elapsed since hostilities ended in drove up last,.__ —----- — ----- -— plants. — :— splendid help rendered to vet- r straint should lie placed on in­ -■ tiled liy E. F, Housholder, local dIUon Molotov's limousine flew from ditio of_the City Hall wall*. Europe, Connally said Ruasia no Spokesmen a t Jh a_ .th ree.after. •ran* of tbi* area who were fbn- , flationary hank Cl edit ami legbu nn nm eyrl>r.—Co--,rife- sijrrke rep- painting and water proofing of lpnger must bo permitted to Mock ita it* hood the hammitt— ami-aieUwfiyorf Ihe h .m m sr-siu l■ noun TtttTtes aald operations In fined there. General Omar BraillaHbh should !*• provided ii-sentltig the Ctdored rhiimlier of. the building was urd#rad.Ib 1 i » ^ g n e i f p-»fnto nieh l^vi l h Germany, " f t he lie Soviet Union. He w n getting out the first editor) were ley was commended for hi* aid prevent exer r i ivu-aw riilatiim .u* I rmrnnen-e-and a n r.r. f .TiiaUvrT.f n o rb een repainted sine# IB.lt. cheered roundly. He hastened in­ “going along nicely.” The Times, to the hospital situation. to Lancaster House Without rec­ which like th* Sun Is of tabloid Comdr. Scott also reported that ognising the crowd. also, planned .to publish a 30 page at the Orlando' meeting Instruc­ — Bidault got l i t t l e notice, editor! wheeas under* normal con­ tion* were given to telegraph i # when he drove up directly behind ditions a 62 page would have been Florida senators and representa­ ■ iritiiilsH* (fKM l**a* n«#i Molotov. The crowd apparently printed. The News planned an tives to vote for HR 66 raising | addedo[ m ctisgo icnt in an effort did not recognise him. edition of 34 pages, "ab o u t. nor­ the benefit* of veteran* attending -Carte T H E N A T IO N S A Y S mal,” and the Ilcrald American college, to eitaliliih conlact. “SlM’BR LULU" " a t . least 30 pages, also alraul Dec. II. Pearl Harbor Day. was They laid the stiicken vcticr» rT----- - .Vl*JTT United Natiorin -NorcBynorma). set as the next meeting date of tg iitrnce lincc ilic went "HKLl.lNG THE the local Post. A program for l ( .,I I .H f ! Il m m l-fllU M | HUN" Lambs . which develop “sway- the burial of war dead returned aground on a reel off Graham There appealed little doubt back" dlseale are believed io lack here from overseas wa* decided PARAMOUNT NEWS liland, in the Qurett Charlotte upon group approximately 140 mile* that (be partition plan would copper In their diet. •outhwril of Ketdiikati, may be approved by the' committee, Shift'S- SrOM where a simple majority of thotcj mean: resent and voting was required. (I) The "transport ripped off hr plan, however, must be vot­ her bottom and want down; ( 2 ) heavy sea* caused her to break ed on later—probably tomor­ up; ( 1 ) the 40 crewmen aboard row- by the same 57 nations in have abandoned ship, or (4) - a plenary session at Rushing Mead­ the smashup put her |>ower plant ow. P a ri and there'’il must gel out of commission. Tlic.■ Clarkmlalc CIltfkyilale Vlctutv.-a_ Virility, a r s r . a two-thirds majority. fut _ a ^ gu vessel rsscl, waa not carrying any proval. Among, th* amendments ap ­ Passenger*. Cnpl. Gerald H, Laugrson of proved this morning * waa one San Francisco, tha skipper, said submitted hy the United States | til his distress call that hug* transferring' two chunks of ter- I awells were pounding his ship rltory from the proposed Jew ls)^. and Immediate assistance was nation to the proposed Aral) na- ] y ' needed. tlon. One was a wedgmahaped An hour later Die British Co­ extentibh of the A rab ' terri­ lumbia weather .bureau at Van­ tory southwest of Jerusalsm to couver, B. C., warned Diut_gale include the village 06 Becrshewinds up to 46 miles an hour ha, Th* other wa* a narrow' were expected in that are* this atrip along tha Egyptian frontier morning, subsiding to 20 mile* an about 6 0 ' mile* long. The committee rejected. _ a hour by niid-aftermwn. Rains and Pakistan amendment which would fog also war* forecast. First rescue vessel due on the have discarded all the drafted 3L arena is tha Alaska steamship boundaries of th* two proposed company'* 8 . S. Denali, expected countries established a special to arrive off Graham lalamTabout commission to . work out new borders. B:30 A. M. today. The committee alread y . had The Denali, a passenger-freight­ er, waa in the mouth of the in­ beaten down an Arab-country side passage ju sl south of Ketch­ proposal to maka Palestine into ikan when It swung off coursj a "unitary” (Arab m ajority) naand headed at full speed for the tlon. BAGUIO, P. I , tiot. 26 (ff)~ Clarkadale Victory. Tbe cutters Wachuaelts from Russia lost -its first \ move today Juneau and Citrus from Port to 'eliminate consideration of Mac Arthur will not be able to working relation* ' with Korea reach tha transport until hours from the agenda of th* Unltad Nations -Economic Commission later. ’ The Coest Guard said early for Asia and the Far Eaat this morning the Citrus had re­ (ESCAPE). The proposal by Soviet Chief ported ahe could not get to thff area until ? P. M., Instead of 4 Delegate Alexander Stataenko to o'clock aa first estimated. No re ­ eliminate the item waa voted ■ ireppiM cent report hae been received ^down B to 2. The Siamese deleion. the .W achusetts'-runnlng time, g ate WM iltH Mtowea nding a decision later in th* ' but she ia not expected to ar­ nem: day on wh«ther to fccognlie rive there until late afternoon. W* a r t pleased to ANNOUNCE th a t we have Installed DEN*NAP Tlie Clarksdale'a 8 0 8 also was th* representative oC Slem’e new Dirked up hy the General Omar government. ELECTRIC RECAPPING EQ UIPM ENT and are now In ponltlon Stelscnko lost by a similar vow Dundy, an Army transport due a proposal not to cunsIdAwork­ to render prom pt and complete recapping service. in Seattle Wrdnritday-with 2,000 ing relations batwweh ECAFE troops from Yokohama. Order* were issued hv the Ac* and the office o f , special com­ ■' t We MH Cornel hack of highest quality supplied by the General Tire my, however, for the Bundy, to missioner* in southeast! (Asia. The Russia ns were auccesaproceed here rather than 'risk and Rubber Company and are prepared to recap both passenger heading Into th* storm area wfitb' fu, however, In to ssin g 1 out—by SHI RT I • S P O R T W E A R . » A 1 A M A f unanimous consent—a note from her heavy load of passenger*., car and truck tlrea. A Coast Guard plane la sched­ occupation headquarters |i In Jauled to take off this morning pen relating to Ita wcbAbmlcobfrom the Annette Island field JaeUves there. Thii Xmai teoion, give th* gift* that ar* ustfut and comfortabt*. near Ketchikan to flv over the wrecked transport and determine with a concerted lef Gift* that will b* remembered all n*xt year. And whether. IF* a Ita condition. sgalnst th* Christian — —— — — government of Premie Alcld* d* handsome shirt, sportshlrt, or.pajamas...the Jayson label assures Gexpert. Nearby Apmllia province .t was similarly afflicted that your gift will be welcome and useful. For Joysoft'meons Tha ministry th* Commdnlit (C M U e sM D M * r v n (W ) euperiathr* loIloHng...fkiwl*M fit,..fin* fabrics...and fashionmillion even before the railway- carabinieri were comp , '* , i * > _ their ^utv* to cop* men’s action. th t com m odity exrliattgti.x. BAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS , ADDITIONAL T P SOCIETY Rev. Kyle Bryan To Assume Sanford Post FLORIDA STATF ■ fc S & g . IS . Ship Wreck Z ica/seH L f tf'ifoti. ~Tlat Will Re TQememletedl SAVE TIRES! SAVE TIME I Railway Strike SAVE MONEY! right Ityle. Stop In and lee our selection of Jayson men's wear, fcM i to help solve your gifi-thoppino problems^ . i ~ - A >•> ' ' I t o ' I?' iJi :Vii =-. ■ ■ - I: ............. Nov. 26 at and a * teal era province In* reeumptfon of . which haa planted Italy for two weeks. dvr waa touched off. fcqr the killing a Christian Democrat by MBS V 1 :'i’i — luring a The outburst Of tho ijfef town ' DAVID 8MITH, MANAGER TIRE SALES 408 E. FIRST STREET « PHONE 200 ........„_jarfE _„ onstrtitors attempted to Idead* _ Th* new outbursts followed the same pattern aa other eruptions headquarters of tho rig h tist Uomo which h a r t baeome integrated flualunqua (Common Man) Party. 1 (O.T, i i^ , -A At:- ,v- �r French Plan Is Accepted Greece, Philippines Line Up Against, Partition . As^Vcftc Nt^rs In Assembly Austrian Peace Pact Is Placed At Top Of Ministers’ Agenda; Germany Is Second Move Is Made To Whittle Down Aid To Europe Plan 70d*jnhal nr YORK Nov. 26 (/P>— J h o - ‘-‘S©*i#t- Amrnc»fru *projSt5t.tt to partition I’alretinr received a $108,000,000 May Be critical setback today at (hr ArabCut From $597,000.} led oppotition picked up addition* 000, Truman Asked al strength in the final round of f United Naliont Assembly debate. WASHINGTON Nov. 26 (IV)— Two countriet joined the 13 al* ready committed against the plan A move to whitle down the $597.to cut up Paleitine into jig-taw 000,000 European aid program feriih and Arab nation* by next developed in the Senate today and threatened plant of leader* for Oct. t> ipeedy paytage. The newly announced anti-parti* Senator Wherry (R-Neb) raid tioniiti were Greece and the Phi­ “ tome younaer tenatort" ale cons, lippine*, Partitionists failed to . ( h o u r l y ddm ng .offering an- W g jf tg M gain in itretytli in The Auem1 ssemNyi to cut back the Senate hill by forenoon tettion hut they may $106,000,000, the tame amount pickup tome advantage -tiuopgb amount trn U titg j^'trick en out by the absence of Siam, whiclr ye*, .ihc.JIaUSt—Foreign-Affair* -Com­ tartfay voted agaimt partition in mittee. Wherry told reporter* he antici­ the .Atiembly'* 57*nalion Paleipate* thi* attempt will fail and the tine committee. The plan wai approved yetler Senate “will pair this overwhelm­ dav in the assembly's Paletljne ingly." rommittre by a vote of 25 J o J N : On thr Home tide of the. CapPn a ‘'*tf*w-vofeMtbl*lt this Wat ijpf, ffriK ptp-pecli cropped up of one tbort of ihp ‘two-thirdi ma­ delay in final action on the projority needed for final approval gram. Chairman Tabor (R-NY) said in plenary tetdon. It probably will be Dee. 4. at the m The two-third* majority I* earl if at before the llouae AppropA sad on those premiat and vot riatlon* Commt.tre can even conInjg either for. nr against. A t t e n ­ rider appropriating emergency tion* are not eounjed In tljo total aid for France, Italy and Austria. number voting. Tal>er told this to reporters af­ Uaually reliable source* aald the ter a conference with President opponent* of partition might pick Truman. .up an additional vote from LiAfter cutting JIOS.OOO.OOO from u 'M i i i t r a 'n r*a» *-«»*■»* the 1697,000.000 the Admlnlftralion asked for France, Italy-and Austria, the House Foreign Af fairs Committee added $60,000,01X1 for China. The meagure.be/arn the Foreign A m ir s Committee simply eaU*. ’s Par ted To M Harriman And Ander­ son Say Govern­ ment Needs Power Over Steel, Grain s WASHINGTON. Nov. 2ft (/P )~ Two cabinet officer* toldl'ongrcriL view of the pro posed foreign aid program the government should have power lo say what U*e it made of the nation's steel output and grain crop*. Secretary . of Commerce H ar­ riman and Secretary of Agricul­ ture Anderson testified before separate legislative committees In tupporl of President Truman* economic program. BolK backed hit requril for authority lo restore price control, and-rationing; if hV decideg they are needed. On allocationi, Harriman told ihc Senate-House economic com­ mittee there thouTil be: "limited poweii"’ Yo direct »tcrl in the "moit ctscnlial programs" and he added that "more far reaching proposal*" are being prepared. Broadly, allocation would per­ mit the government to tay how much of anV-parnfular rnmm'>dfty it u*«d for a certain put|H>,e. How much steel, for instance, the automobile industry would he al­ lowed to use. Anderson was before the Him*o Banking Committee. A* to need­ ed allocation in thb farm and crop field, he told It: ’In order that we may la* pro-' i*.tuiiau.,i , a pane 1 run> LONDON No*. 2ft t/Pj— French : source, laid lire foreign minuter* council agreed today to place the Austrian tre.itjr at the lop-of their agenda. The council approved the *uggrsljon made -yesterday by French Forrii-n Minister George* Bidault Austrian treaty and then tend it In take up llje question of the lo their deputies, who are consider­ ing an accord in lire light of' French proposal* on ihr German assets isp if. ___ _ —— An.)lie~TjjnR-r tiMer^ i l £ T ltsrhl the n i n n u i m n - e h r f in - ' man treaty, including frontiers and No Provision In Automobile Production Expected France Expels 19 To Fall Below Estimates For ’47 Reds For Activity Judge Fish Will For Contributions 1)1 . 1 R O II. Nov. 26 (/§’) If ill* nation'* iiii iiulinivy mamlxin* In Internal Crisis Meeting Is Held By Pilot Club At Public Support For Tourist Center Jayccc Campaign Is Seen A<i Essential lit-current level el produclmii 11 will come In the cod of l'M7 with a total ouipu' for the yesr bf 3.5W,OifO patiengci rejip in .mil M 26.... L . rrriri u,iit, ’ \ eoihft . 1 -- v,i|| |tr c n.i | i i.bly b*!ow wjtal it. exi’cilcd tn turn nut in it, iceon'l tK>*tnei yror r 9/hcn tbc r„i Ijttnfi--, i»iini> into 1947 Ifiete.w rte,m m v pre dirtinns tin* yi-nr yrur would i^’1* A report of the finance eommittea of the Pilot Club given at -V tha mealing of tha flub held In Tliere are no provitinrti in 5,iui0,000 paavengrr nulirmobih*, SHANGHAI, Nov. 88 l/P>— 7 Below Reported tha Tourist CanUr last ast night va-fr,, Judge Fish's will tgr contributions eume from the aaermbly luies. First unofficial estimates from vea led th at approxximately *60 P 1* In North Dakota had baen realised from om tha bridge 1 *° existing hospitals and no proi- As the induatiy experts saw tinparty sponsored by tha elub on peel for immedisty construction of year ahead material ulmrlaiP’* Thursday evening. - ^Fidr —Mrmnri.il Hospital, Inn- would ditapprni uftriyJnly- ami By ASSOCIATED PRESS the t o e wuiilil atait rolling out of Temperature* dropped1 to below ment Party) would score a land* to give another eru ir r e il— levetep ■ro irr parts af-'thw_Midwg ■rilrfe y itten r -m -la a t -w eek' . . ____ __ to ttrirtg— tir-im r 4ee*.ei the Fiih evtate im , lid tn» ttfi^fgrtw rtnr—m— hit new aeaaonal Iowa In near future. A letter o fap p ree- day as they expresied the hope gnr ihF ftnll half of th r ' -year. 'Uonai t».Hsnibly i-tccthm*. Three picdiHiuii i were n*t reAmong tha top ten elected in •eetlona today as cool weather lation for the $10 . ation I ? tho that lire rcijionre to ■llir Junior Children's Home Society fn Jacka lin d t materiul Mmrtagrt doggril .'JiaiighaK- worn six Kuomltvtang continued over a wide area. Chamtrer of Commeree drive for The parcurv touched 7 below aonvilia woe read a* v ia one from thr car m akrn, ihinugll the, men and one ntcmlicr of the minor Young China Party, Tho rem ain­ at Grand Fork*, N. D„ land —0 tha Tuberculosis Association of memberthip, to the Frmalri-. Ihitd quarter and welt into the" at Pembina, N. D., and was balow Seminole County for tha $10 con- ljiugblon H q 1 p i I a I, A ustin Iinn fmnl week* of the y*'i,r. Only in der wen: non-partitana. Candi­ thr last few week* Im* output date* of the small Democratic xero in part* of northern Minn­ trlbutlnn from the club. , esota. The m an pf cool air ex­ It was announced th a t the Dec­ would not be ndversefy affected. ntlnoicd anything likr rim levrl Socialist Party ranked Slat, and tended,’ with temperature* mod­ ember business m atting will t« Tire Statement of tire trustee, a,- needed for top aaatmbly opera 30th. • . * into the East coast and held In the Vocational Building released for publication i* as fol­ lloit3. Oddly enougti it na* l*’cii The Independent ne-vipuper T 4 erating, rta of the Southeastern state* on the third Tuesday Instead of IBPPiMPM maintained despite prerarioiitiy Rung Pao said about 600,000 vote* BnfjBMPHBilVQPPM mercury wae generally below the fourth Tuesday as l a . the low*: • low stockpiles of estential car were east in Shanghai out of a The freexlng In moat section* of the ruetom. The annual Christmas “In view of the ’effort* of the components. poatibls 1,600,000. This reflected Midwest. Chicago’s IS above was will be "Husbanda Night" end ((•SllsirS n I'aae i:i**itt the general lethargy rgy which gree*. g As waa the en*e earlier In the the lowest mark this season will b* held in the Tourist Center ed China's first Democratic batyear the ear makers have had Temperature* were near nor­ on Dec. 0 a t 6:00 P. M. All those Ying in hlitory. lo resort to emergency measure, mal in' southern Florida, moat of (C n tiB M -» raw* great 1 * Two alayinfr* were repbrted. At Texas, in the ■ in reveeai instancre to-keep th? W**t eit (Tains states PUI Pootutig, aero** th e—river from and nlro on the Pacific coast. (low of p arts, moving iqto the .Shanghai, ruffian, who made -off There was some rain along the Mayor Of Boston. factories. In some raw* vltni with ballot boaca killed Sxu Chu- Washington coast. patlii have had to t* brought Miao, a member.df the peace presThere were snow flurries In Released From Jail from • suppliers to n**emhly u — iii>m i r u , r.iahi 1 many **et|on*—over the Great By President Truman ptanta by air cargo^'plartes, Lake* region, the 8t Lawrehc* fine of Die things that stand Valley, tha northern Appalachians Trial Over Bender's and Santa ClaUa will arrive' at the out as the Industry nears the WASHINGTON, Nor. 26 W> In the Missouri River 'Val-' Municipal I’ier oil Saturday, Dec. end of what, in normal times, , President Truman' tM a» commut­ 6, to take hla plaep a* guest would be irihealthy-year's output Death Begins Today ley into western Illinois. , Miami’* 84 was the highest ed the federal mall fraud sen­ of honor in the Christmas p a ­ I I M l a w * »>, l- a a r S l la k ll weather tence of Mayor James M. Curley rade which begins a t 10;30 A. ( »ITThe h e Itrial . . . . o f. Frederick George, reading on yesterday’s af Boston, providing for hi* remap. . niargrd with manalaughter In leas* today /rm tha Federal M. He will be brought to the Gun Running Trial connection with the death of L. Correetiftnal' Institution * at Dan- pier by the ’’Frenchman'* Hay," KIM,ED ON TRACK C. Bcndpr on Oct. 86 by reason the charter cruiser operated hy burr,Conn.Nearing Conclusion MOBILE, A te, Nov. 28 of being hit by a truck drive? Walter Leland, and will immedi­ The commutation provide* that by George on West Flral Street An 1 1 -year-old girl and her Curlev’a sentence has been com ately transfer from hia float for on -the evening of Oct, » . was younger brother played w ith,toy pleiad with the five months he has tha parade through .town. AUGUSTA, Ga.. Nov. 20 (AT— started this morning after a Jury balloons yesterday on m railroad served of a six to !8 months sen­ Tha parade trill move from the Tes'imony at a Navy machine gun was rhosen In Circuit Court. Yea- trestle, apparently unaware of tence on a mail fraud conviction. pier south on Park Avenue to theft trial in U. H. district court .lerday two panel* of juror* were an approaching streamliner. Mr. Truman atw commuted the First Htrert. raat on~ P trit Street neared— an -and to d a y -ra fte r exhausted-and*no jury eouM be---- The engineer saw the children sentence of Donald Wakefield to- 8 anford Avenue, south on San­ stretching all tho way to I-satin •elected then. as the train bore down upon Smith, a former member of the ford Avanuc to Fifth Street, America and embracing report* Dr, Leonard Munaon, the first them, but was unable to belt National Relation* Board, who west on Fifth Street to Park Av- of tdo revolutions. « r on the stand this morn- the streamliner In time. Charged with taking tty*-' gun* was convicted on th i asm s charge. atroc, north on Park Avenue to testified that Mr, Bender died Both children—Nettie V. Htt- Smith had bean aentencad lo a First Street, and ea st on P in t are Karl Eiaouluirdt of Kllkott the result of a fracture at guley and her • elght-year-oH term of from four months to one Street to Fort Mellon T ark. Al City, Md., Edward Browder, Jr., the base of the skutT, brother Kirby Lee—were killeJ year and a day. Fort Mellon Park Santa will leavo of Amarrltn, Tex., J, Meredith Dewey LeGer, owner of the instantly, The commutations moan that the float and hold court at the Russell.of Baltimore, and Manuel ditched' truck that Patrolman Mr. at|d Mrs. Herman Hugu- both .Curley and Smith wili be re^ Tourist Center. Free gifts of can­ L. I'uego of Miami, Ft*. Bender was investigating when ley of nearby Whistler, the par­ Kiscnbardt and Browder; who tn Uimo to spend Thanks­ dy will tie given to all children. the accident happened, was the ent*, , have three other children. giving with their families. wric on the stand ypsterdsy, tea Children living in Seminole second witness put on the aland that instead af Ireing stol­ County outside Sanford and in tifitil by Assistant S t a t e Attorney en from nearby tHiih Field a* Oateen are again reminder! that George A. DeCotta* who .with weapons were lernght and na 1 1 a beautiful watch ami $126 in for 8 t a t e Attorney Murray Overwith funds of tho Dominican cash priies are reserved for them conducted tha prosecution. Republic, ( ( ' • o t t a s ,* <m r u t K l a k l l tUorney* L, F. Boyle ^andjG. Thoy hoy sail aaid th« weapons are intended to help tho Dominican Juror* were token to government thwart a Communist Landlord Subsidy limn reetion threat stemming CHICAGO. Nor. 26 ( ^ - C h i c a g o * six big daily newspapsn, om Cuba and financed from Proposed By Solons fiVcnexuaU. confronted with a sinks by printer*, are tinkering with new way* of puhlahing a new,paper- and are meeting most edition*. CLOSED, B lrf GOOD WASHINGTON. Nov. 2« U P )OIL SHORTAGE Walk into say ol tbs ptanli and the meaning of the strike, into ' CHICAGO. Nov. 28 (AT-WilGo veto ment subs Idle* for landNEW_ YORK, Nov, _2£l . CDfar a* the mechanic* of (wiling out a newspaper are iiam Behlffmao slemmed down a la - U e u -u f—fu rth er rent ThiFeate, of an east e o rtl fuel Window ***h In hia home lost to you by ear. boosts were proposed today bv oil shortage, Induced by a dearth lir e »oft click-click of, typewriter key* has replaced tbc heavy Senator* Taylor (D-Idaho) and then colled for hla* facilities, were eased Ruck (R-DeL) dag of linotype* a t Ur* Trih-m —----- — ■ — when the U. 8 . MarU» 1 “If we w ant' reasonable rents mtaaion announced ap­ way.. and axtenaloa of re n t eontroD,’* proval of the sals of 27 liberty column- Taylor, - told a reporter, "wo type tanker* to oil transpor­ , a timo oa a Usd shouldn't force landlords to for): tation Companies. Uro^ thr narno of th* ms- the blits as we ora doing now Th# vesaeis, owned by tha Anger* which hod in many cases. commliriofi, can carry 10,000 ton* bndeT the cash. Now, Instead o f ^ r to th* “W* should aubaidix* them. of oil. Twenty-four other* of compering room to be set into And way not. Everyone else is tha **ma type alto will be sold FkhLffroan ’jdd^a** O |0p tW u*wi eteghf' SSd ad- up to hia armpJte In.the profiteersoon as processing can he rr»ii> H O m ^ m pas, Ijout, the fommbmton said. ing gravy bowl." (t'w atlaar# »■ l*Ma *11**11 m Santa Claus Will Arrive On Dec. 6 For Xmas Parade SB1**”’ i.ytm Police Use Tear Gnu* To Break Up Kluiinlnn* were today ehter- sinkers battled in (lie streets el. tainrd at the Tourist Club with Lynn. tin- m u sic o f I4 U If Ifttve Ehan n u n Hie ahnotmcernenl identi'hcd nml his Arir.tii;t W ran g leri* w lm were intrrulueed I>y F. Ilm>l.y fTir Uuni.ins n* menib-t, i>f ili" “Soviet [i.t Ir ml it union’ and *.,id ' W ig ht. Fred IViktiB rend nn expri-’ • they imlttdrd ll.r ju c id rn l. Ite.r ulnn of sympathy sent - hy the uici and two icciftafici-.genciil Ktwnnis Club lb ■the Iterenvcd ol (tie organi/aliun. I be 19 weir family of the late Roy Green who w«* an -arrive member of the taken by bus JJo an undat-d linnticr and Jiul^w ro,, the Imrclub, * An invitation lo memlters of dcr. ’ the ministry said. the-club to ntlend Union Thank t . In Lyon polite med irar g.t’ giving service* at the First Bap­ ti s t - Chttrrh- Thnrrday morning to break up a s t n k c i mi nl i was extended by, the Rev, J. t; on (he pielrrtore *after a' TiiYi i l.dinr tally t ,d|rd by ibr Cnni McKinley, ■*’ — IImold KiV'Int-r announced tb.it iminitl-dominated General l-ntr a pblT of member* showed rltsl f f rvllttre tl fit I*I*■•*" I Ir.I»l i the majority wrre in favor--rf holding a linnce in the m ar fn tore. Guests were: - (Tinrfi's II.... ,..y of f lip ago Jeff Johnaoti of j C a t t l i o l i c C o n f t T C I l C C Orluri'h*, f »l. SatfllKftn llntriimm nn«l C’hml»‘^ l.nniinir of tho Kfy |M1 taels With Youth Day Club. The club heartily applauded thr l.AFAYKTTK, la... Nov. 2(1 f/I’i V irhrstre, especially “ II"tr_Cackiin" rdaywl by 1 >bvi‘ on hla violin, ■The National Cnllmlic Rural nt the request of Herman B. l.ifd ectnferenco will close hero Morris, "Feudin and Fightin’ ■■ in tmUy with an obaenilnea of p t a y e ii n m l m in g h y a r c o r d ia illv t '•Youth |)ay'' lo im maiked by Margie Bronson, “i'll * Keep On cricbratlon of Pontifical ma**. Bishop William T. Mulloy, of larvin' You" With a luiss viol solo h y H ill M a r lin , a m l^ U ’og O ' My L'uvington, Ky.,-wUi. U> tha ccleHeart' starring Wallace Gore on hranL Ho will lie assisted hy a the «tecl guitar. Ia,rry Vaughn choir of more than 1,000 chil­ played plectrum guitar. Rrailey dren. (hlham annmmerd th at tha group Yesterday the conference heard will play for thr Jayrea aeries a Protestant propose that the of jamboree* starling Saturday rhurch lake tho initiative in pronight at the Armory. Capt. llyrd imding Italanre lietween agri* lludsqn led in group singing In with rullun* and industry in ymloDr. II. H. MeCastin accompanying. vtloped regions. ; J , ■ess Here In Chamber Of Commerce Report Perp»ning of the Si. Jolrn* JUver channel to 12 feet, dredg­ ing work o» which has already started and which should be completed Bert summer w*i ’crmxd the moit 1m|Kutint project of the Semi­ nole L’ouniy Chamber of Coinmrrce by W. V. Bitting, retiring presi­ dent, m hit annual report inuetl today. Among the other outstanding accompli,hments tilted by_M r Bit•ling a re ^ -1be Gr^ybotnu But Termini I on Commerciil Avenue: R a­ dio Station WTRR at the Mayfair' > in t?I iroad tm n 1 'iu jn v a , projects] Inn; operation of the French Smyrna and dother mens' Ray Company alght-aeelng the George Barr Umpire school boat; entertainment of winter that resulted In publicity In Llfa visitor* urulir direction bf E. M. Magaxlnei the Chattanooga basell - - -Toledo - - -Club 8- chool; Armitage; tho glider meat laai lull training hiarch and .the I-abor Day ecle- spring training; the State Road Department meeting at th* Mayhyatlon and 'banquet Other events of th* year point­ fair, and the exhibit at the Cen­ ed out by Mr: Bitting were: Road tral Florida Fair In Orlando. "I hav# been notified^ stated projects Including contract oq Road 203 from Oviedo to the Ur. Bitting, "that negotiation* Orange County Lina, work on with tha government for th* Navy Rood 67 from Sanford to New (rWallaard mm Pa**. Klehll •i'\m e . todayr. r a t - bru! ■Kcupving but two of the three teheebiled hours. TIi" foreign miniiters of the l.'ruled Slates, Russia. Great Bril tm .tint Fr mi e .ire to begin Ger­ man p".,fe treaty * dnruuion to* tnnrrmt I TToili-r tin- Frenrh compromise, solving an initial ilit pule .|>etwe*n the western powers mid R ussia. on u heritor In ctHitlllef first tha tpionliou of liealie* wilh Austria in Geiinntiy, the Austrian treaty notuinnllv lake, its place at the top of the list Hut teal altelitlnn will tu* givetv initially to German issue*, as tho Russians insixtrd. The French proposal, which the deputies are now to eotnider, 1* to allow the Auririan government to negotiate directly with each of tie- Rig Four powers as tn what* property within the Austrian oc­ cupation rone* can he considered B'ttiiUniffti **« - - -i:- - ; ;— —’ * * 1 —-wc—■“ * T OAKLAND. Nov. * ■» 1 1 ^. 2d. (AT— Coindr Jxiqi-. Jrn-.'-n, C o a s t Guard operation' officer at Keli liiknn, Alaska, told the Oakland Tribune In a radio Irlephnnp con­ versation today that 12 men had been landed on Hipps fjland but had failed in an hour and a half (a filial hnv survivors of the it ri*c|.<-ij Iran.*port, . Clarkadaln -Vlctarg,___ 6 ITto f ir* n-i survivor* have imon found," li" said, '/doe* not rmfexsarlly mean lhere arc none. The Island Is hravity wooded." T h r, newspap’ r said the Coast Gnat I had tv u cutter* at -the scene of the wrecked ship which spirt yestefda'V, In all, he aaid,25 to .10 men wllf Im put ashore to search for the 61 [mrsoni who were aboard the Hl-faled ship which foundered in rough set*. Comdr. Jensen said there was n poxalblllty that the missing ^tern of the ship had floated away, rarrying some df tha men ntinard the r.hip. ' Two Coast Guard amphibian planes and two Itnytri Canadian utupliiUau. [dauus wera t#-*eour the calming aeaa. Stores Will Close On Thanksgiving Day Stores and pi area of huainea*. numiclpal and county office* will I* closet! for Thanksgiving Day. Tlic Post Office, scheduled to rinse thi* noon, will not be re­ opened until Fjiday morning. Th* Herald will not be published on Thursday. Union Thanksgiving aerrlee* will Im held at 0:30 o'clock Thurs­ day morning at tho F irst Baptl*t Church under direction of the. 8 anford Ministerial Aaaocla16)11, Th* aermon will ha given by tho Rev. rtmigla* Chari#*, oa- . afatant pastor of th# First Freihvterian Church. The Rev. Glenn Smith, pres blent of th* A**oef*--_tb n , will prealde. Tho Sanford Vocational School will broadcast a Thankiglving play over Station WTRR a t 2:30 o'cloeWv • MIKOI.AJCZYK HERE NEW YORK, Nov. 28. (AFT— Slanlalaw Mikolajcxyk, P o l l * h Peaaant Party Uader who fled Poland for England recently, , arrived by plan# today from L6»vdon. H a’ was accompanied by three forma* officials df tho peaaant part. ' ■ " ■ • • . KKTClIlKANi Alssks. Nov. 28 01T—Thf f o is t Guard rr■prrrrn t ^ toif x r - t t —tin! fiiurrd■ four nicn alive snd three dead on th trtw s af the Army transport flarkadale Victory, which a 4, -.mashed on th« rorkv treach «f llippi* fslanS. stllA i’ at- ^ 1 Mhfcir^y strikers* 12 Men Search For FAR IS, Nov. 26 (iV) — I hr 1Shipwreck Victims Mmidry ol ihc Inlciior annoURced today the cxpubnin from France On Const al Island Kiwanis Club Is Rtm ian, lor ''inleileicttc' Entertained By <t|in 19 French offnira" during' .tl»Irlmr rti,i«. wbicli ruipiatl ____Uavc_Shanmni anftoient nrw violencr ax police ami NewPrintingMethod Is TriedOut — ■H a . t- � 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. 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SANFORD. FLORIDA F R I D A Y , N O V . 21, 1947 .............. ... r n e m rw ,f.> High School Change Harold Stassen Is ITruman Picks Bradley * Speaker In Orlando (i s s its s ti O va r-«» ns*) (Cm IIm M > n * I 'a i ' nut) Meyers Affidants Group in Europe in tbs tail war. pier. SUkJtbakcr raid., if the r a ­ ORLANDO Nov, 21 OPi—H ar­ tion had I0.UUU high schools in- old Stassen, campaigner for the will return to the .Army Dec.. I stead of 29,000—and none with republican presidential*. nomina­ and start a survey of Army posts lest than 300 student*. tion. winged northward to Chi­ before taking over Eisenhower's Ha added th at 19,000 high cago today after sounding a call duties. achools have fewer than 200 stu­ for southerners to develop twoEisenhower Has been mentioned dents each and their administra­ party government on thpir own prominently as the possible Reterms. ., ________ - jr.tion accounts for a great short* WtWffW/ffg "'jfSVrr-^ -jWbllrJS prcvidrrjfrir rTommrr. 11 of the iiBiiun'i »i jno.iMHi.umi fni-r 1 TlU11 futtnpf * J k .i .. a ^,1__ 2 * * * „ » » 'll * . nor was ehrerrd last night when ha* indicated He will not retire School coat. • "High schools today generally he thld a public mretjng; until around April t, let* than ul strongly urge concentrated provide adequate courses for th j effort three months before ihe Repub­ in the states of the South 20 percent of their students -going to hulId s strong Republican P ar­ lican national convention. While to colleita dnil for the 20 percent ty and to participate In a two- laying he wants nothing* to do who go into vocational licliir,’ party system.” with politics he hat not said flatly 8 tU<ie b a k e r s a id . A spokesman for 4htr city of "But the remainder, who arr Orlando raid about 2,000 were In he would not accept a prrtidtnInterested In neither icademic municipal auditorium to hear lial nomination.. nor vocational training, drift 'out Stassen. Cray, who la vice president Into life with no special trsimqg Stassen'* speech here was the »f the Chicago a fid Northwestern for the work that will Ik* avail­ sixth of a southern rampalgn Railway, will succeed Bradley as able to them. . swing. head of the Veterana^kdrainistra"W . must bore under that Urging southerners to devrtop a tion Jan. 1. d ray was in charge group and dhrtrver the curricu'a Republican Party which would ex­ of railway transportatltJrf in tno to meet ita needs.” press its own views on stale and Allied European Theater during Studehalter said a ground work national affairs. Htassrn said: the war and left the Army .a* for the complete overhaul uf “ You need not echo the jiosltion a major general In September, the high school system and for a of Republican parties of north­ lugs. . more scientific approach to the ern state*. You -ran lie—indeed Mr. Truman also announced: determination of courses has k m you should lie—a Republican Par­ The nwignation of Rotert M. laid during two years of preltml- ty of the South.” ■ nary conferences among erluruStassen tourhi-d upon negro l.ittlejohn as War Assets Admin­ tors. paiticipation in Republican poli­ istrator effective Nov. 2H. Jet* Beginning Dec. 1, a‘*commis­ tics when he said the party must I .a i son, a deputy adminstraior, sion of nine leaders of educa­ pick able and incorruptible dele­ will .take over the job. The Pres­ tional groups will meet to a it gates to tin* national convention ident said Littlejohn ha* done a In selecting "pilot" schools to and that these delegates should good jab In a tough spot and his aerre as demonstration ren in s. Ik- "selected without discrimina­ Work will enable the WAA to lieIn each state as the start of tilt- tion, without any unconstitutional girt liquidation next June. The appointment of MaJ. Gen­ program on an experimental tmsis. exclusion on the grounds of race eral Clifton B. Cates to bo com­ Btudehaker said the broadened or religion or color.”* mandant of the Marine Corps suc­ curriculum would stress certain MAKSIIA 1, 1, ARRIVES ceeding firqcra1 Alexander Van* subjects, particularly In the so­ LONDON, Nov, 21—V»*>— Sec degrift, who Ta retiring. cial sciences, which Students Dillon 8. M|ror is resigning a* should take throughout four yenra retary of Stale Marshall arrived of high school and not just, the today from Washington to attend commissioner of the U. 8. Hous­ last two—courses such as geog­ next week'x meeting of Ihc Big ing Authority to take another raphy, world history, tfnltm! Pour foreign ministers. government post. The President said Myer has nut .decided yet States history, rtdnoinjcs and gov­ ernment. which Job he wanU. He added' that the broader might .lie offered in home and the President In', response to Aside from these appointment*, high school training might -help family life, job hunting, budg­ Students prepare psychologicallv eting, use of leisure time, civic questioning said he* want! the as well as vocationally for the responsibilities, and the necessity commodity exchanges controlled just as the New York Stock Ex­ everyday world, and d dignity of talior. change U controlled. H i proposed control of the. commodity ex­ changes In the tan point anti-in­ flation .program ha-outlined -for was not prepared to go Into drCongreaa, but left out details. He was not prepared to go into de­ tails today. * But, Mr. Truman told reporters that such controls would apply to cotton and wool markets as well as grain trading. Asked if 'Mock purchasing of commodities for distribution is proposed, threply .was that everything is tieIng. considered for submission to congressional committees lnclu-1* ing strengthening of export con­ trols. The President said reartion to his message to Congress on Eu­ ropean relief, and east-of-llvlng curbs haa been very satisfactory. The Marshall' Plan, providing long-range, sclf-help'recovery for Europe, will be submitted to Con­ gress Ip about ten days, he added. Informed that Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) has said bli recommen­ dation for limited authority In Im­ pose price-wage controls ami con­ sum er. rationing 'Is totalitarian, Mrr Truman replied he has no comment and added his speech apeak* for itself. A, reporter told the President also that Taft has suggested th-* President already has export con­ trol power but has nut yet used ■It, Mn T urman said that Is-ea reel, but added the President nev­ er makes use Of such powers tu . their full extent unless needetl. t They are qied only wheie they do the most good. Asked about criticisms that thr United Stale* Is still shipping heavy machinery to Russia, Mr. Truman said Ihe Snvlsts have n purchasing commission here and ed for repairing dam* and fovth at it l* buying jnaehlnery needfarm work. He said ha sees no reason to stop such exports now. Ha would not comment on tho action of Canada in imposing pertain restrictions'on-Am erican Imports. on deliveries of new cars. "No." Meyer replied. Then why, Ferguson shot back, had Meyers signed an affidavit to the District of Columbia Auto L i­ cense Bureau that the car had i—— ptid fo r and mad by the-Aviaiion Electric Company before Jan. I, 1942." "Is that your signature?** Fer guson demanded, turning the af fidavil over lo Meyers, _ Chian# Retirement (I'n ib is * lr»»i / a n Os* • If. The assembly will select China's first constitutionally chosen president and vler-pres, Ident. Chian* said Ip February, 1946 he hadn’t considered running Cor the presidency when the first election was held under China’s constitution. and added: "As far a* I am concerned, a* soon as the power of government I* res to rod to the people I'have finish­ ed my responsibility.” However, the. generalissimo des­ cribed China's situation recently as "the gTBvest crisis” in the 10year history of the Kuomlntang (government party).” In reply to another questlo Chian* wrote that organisation i . the United Nations "marks the greatest forward step of the twen­ t i e t h century."* "H o p H a r r lg n n " S e ria l (Chapter No. 14) — also — Car toon-Tooth or Consequence' SOCIALIST BLUM MOSCOW, Nov. 21 (AV-Pravda published today a Paris a!*patch by Andre Karrel, assistant editor of the- French Communist newspaper UHumantle, asserting th a t Leon Blum was attempt!: to sell out France to the Unit SUte*. * DON’T FAIL TO HEAR ft e v e r y SATURDAY NIGHT PHS;-' 8:00 P.M. Ifatll doofsK Om I Flushing, Meyer* *ald It wax, hut that he had1 signed alien' It as "just a routine thing." Hi He said. "Any body would have signed It.” "Why would an officer In the United States Army file a false affidavit when there was a ra ­ tioning order coming UpT" Fer­ guson demanded. Meyers repented thst he hsd signed It simply a* a routine m at­ ter. When eommittea eounsel William Roger* took Issue with him on this. Meyer* shouted: "I think you would have aignetl It. too, Mr. Rogers." Rogers angrily declared there was no rail for such a statement. Ferguson commented that then* would not lie much point to affi­ davits If they rould b« explained away as Meyers was trying to. Meyers said he did not know about that, but that he wondered about the value of affidavits. in the light of "some of the testi­ mony thst has been taken here.'' Meyers acknowledged that hr also signed a second affidavit that "was incorrect*’ to obtain a dis­ trict of Columbia license for the same large blue car. ' * The second affidavit also listed Ihe electric company ss owner and ursr of the car at the fashionable apartment* here where' the gen­ eral lived at one time during the war. While the Senate hearing - pro­ gressed, tho Meyers rase got at­ tention elsewhere. AMVKTK. organization of Vrtirans, demanded In a statement that the Army revoke the Distin­ guished* Service 1Medal -and* Legion of Merit awarded to Meyera and re-examine his right, to a month­ ly disability pension of $461. On the House floor, Rep.. Ben­ nett__( R-Mo)__ alluded__ to the Meyers hearing and declared: / ‘I f th o A rra y d o e s n o t soon f Italian Revolution ItM lU w l fr imt l*aa* H « l .throughout all lU ly was near In this capital, Premier Atride de Gaaperl, whoso Christian Democratic government is a tar­ get of a concentrated leftist at­ tack, conferred with the general commander of tho carabinelrl. •' At lea»lT 3 pexsons, seven -»f (Item carabinieri Who were report*, ed to have .used their arms in sclf-dcfrnacr were wounded iu skirmishing, yesterday at Camp. Kalrntina and firavina In the Apulia region, the independent newspaper Metsagero reported. Severed communications In thtroubled tone, where three per­ sona w ire killed earlier near ConilQ. delayed news of the latest riots. Tbe-m oet-earioue. l|t»uUe was reported at Campi Balrnlina, south of Brindisi In Ltcce prov­ ince where strikers attacked car­ abinieri wtlh firearms and hand grenades. Seven carabinetri and Ihe commissioner of police were wounded, Messaggcro said. Two of the domtrnstrator* were killed an six wounded bv gunfire front the carabinieri.. the paper Leon Blum Says (CesHlaaeO Hess Pag* k a l for authority to form a cabinetlie was certain to be oppoeed by both the extreme left and the extreme right. “Tb# republic which we Iden­ tify with the fatherland Is in danger,** lllutg told the deputies.’ % 'm l J lb cm tii—mihUw peace itself are menaced. "The danger is. double. On one hand, International Communism has openly declared war on French Democracy, On Ihe other, a party has 'beea constituted -In France which has as Ks objec­ tive, and perhaps ita only ob­ jective, the separation of nation­ al sovereignty from Its fundamen­ tal traditions.” Obviously ho w g referring to de Gaulle’s proposals to revise the tonsil tut Ion, T ' have come here to sound the alarm ,” the veteran states­ man said. T am here to rally all Re­ publican*—all those who refuso to submit to Impersonal dictator­ ship, not of the proletariat but of a political party, and all those who refuse to seek refuge from this peril in the personal power of one man," Bjum continued. The best way to defend the republic; he said, would i>e to make evident the "authority of a republican state to impose discipline, coordinate all public administrations, assure the regu­ lar and effective functioning of the constitutional organisation* and guarantee the continuity of economic life. "It I* in this spirit lhal I seo the social conflict* that are aris­ ing and multiplying throughout the rountry. They must be fared firmly." Labor unions, he dectsre-1, must distinguish between their legitimate rights and activities and those which are "aggressive a n d dratructlve m o v e m e n t s against the Institutions and doc­ trine* of the republic." Blum Is seeking a "third force" to fend off both the de GaulllsU and the Communists. R eT T iae Discussed- At THE CHURCHES FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH HOLY CROSS CHURCH '(Disciples of Christ) Mark T. Carpenter. B. D- Rector ; j William Perry Yeeley, Minister Sunday next.before Advent Sunday-School. P:45 A. M. , .8:00 A. M.r Holy Communion. Worship and Communion, 11:00 " f t i ir g t i m c . 9*30" A<*M.*-Q »MMh fieheeh ■ 11:00 A. M.: Morning prayer Church and the State. . Christian. Youth Fellowship, and sermon. j 6:30* P. M. 6:00 P. M : Y.P.RL. snd Junior t Sermon: "The Essential Tasks League. |>‘ of Christianity”. 7:30 P. M. Daily—51. T., W. and F., 7:45 A 8100 A. M. Thursday 8:46 A FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 9:00 A. M. CHURCH Week-day Notice* Oak snd Third Street Monday, 7:00 P. M.: Regular E. D. Rrownlee, D, D. Paster aupper meeting of the Mens Club. Iter. Douglas E. Charles, Tuesday, 8:00 P. M.: Regular Aosialant Pastor Session of the Confirmation rlass. B:45 M.: Sunday School f o » Tuesday 6:16 P .M.: Young two- all ages. W pie’s choir practice. 11:00 A. H.l Morning Worship' Wednesday, 7:30: Choir rehear­ Service. Sermon: "Corns Ye sal. Thankful People." 6:30 P, M.I Junior and 8«nlor ASSEMBLY OF GOD Young People’* Meeting. 111H Laurel Avenue 7:30 P.- M.: Evening W orship. K. I. Wright, Pastor Service. Sermon: God’s in v ita ­ Sunday School. 10:00 A. M. tion’’—Ri S. V. P." Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. Christ Amblssdor, 6:30 P. M. IBKARDALL AVENUE CHAPEL Evening Service, 7:30 ,P. M. I Rev. Douglas E. Charles. WEDNESDAY Assistant Pastor / Prayer Meeting, 7:30 P. M. 3:00 P. M.: Sunday School. * 3:45 P. 51.: Evening Worship CHRIST CHURCH, Longwood Service. Mark T. Carpenter. IL D , Vicar FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Hundav next before Advent SCIENTIST 3:00 p. M.: Evening prayer and sermon. •■* BOO East Second Street All are welcome. Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. UNITY Subject: "Soul and Body." Wednesday Service, 8:00 P. M. Faith Cornwall, Minister Rending Room Hours: Tuesdays. * TUESDAY 7:46 P, M.t Prayer service at •nd.Fcldw a, 3 * » to 6:00 P. M. € Valdex Hotel. CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY 8:00 P. 51.: Class In "Lesson* ALLIANCE In Truth” at the hotel.------ - ■ On Ssnford-Orlando Highway FIRST METHODIST CHURCH .Glenn B. Smith, Pastor 10:00 A. 51.: Bible School, Mr. 9:46 A. M.: Church School. 11:00 A. M.: 5forning Worship. A. Wit-bohit. Supt. Sermon theme—"Repaying God.*; r* 11:00 A. 51.7 Morning Worship. 7:46 P. M.: Evening Service. 6:30 P. M.: Youth Fellowship The pastor will continue hts mes­ Meeting*. sage* from tht Book of R evels-. 7:30 P. 51.: Evening Worship _7:30 M.: Worship, tlon. speaking _an._lhe—sabjeet,^ Jjlorman—O w ne— “ 11ow—lltg ~ I s **THAT"WU 5TAN *J EZE HKL"7 Th e ® God?" public is cordially invited. J (real Paa* •>»»• belongs to and thus asphyxiating them. He who love Itj ShamcH Talks th srsfo ie P a tong* Itrth i also suggested growth of plank­ ton might have been stimulated ___ ItflR linuM I’- a , II— I ---- J jy ’islLJtace."—.be~«Wlar#d.— 5fr. Shames Was' Introduced' by abnormally by ' frrnh water cur­ Them is s new race of Jews In­ rents from the shore, sweeping habiting the land. They’are taller, Rev. J. E. McKinley. minerals Into' the ocean. Bred and stronger, he Stated. President ), C. Davis conducted reported “ the lethal water bodies “This problem is one In which n discussion to determine If there and strike* coincided rather close­ justice does not stand out, It is would tie a December meeting, ly with the major fresh water one in which power politics an d , and it was decided that a meeting A oil rights are foremost, A thing J of some kind will be held. outflows Into the Gulf.” * ,-T However, Dr, Smith declared samples he had taken indicated n q ' abnormal presence of fresh YAHDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS wsti-r and added rainfall hail been America’s Moat Beautiful scanty during the red tide pe­ -Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum riod. This, he laid, would Indicate Ask 5Ie For Free EstlaMt* .. a below-avrrage drainage nf frest^ P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Rnbliuion - Orlando w ater into -the Gulf of Mexico. ' Phone 2-0729 The University of 5llami sclentlst commented pathqtngieal ■todies of the fish he and hi* co-workers hsd taken from Ihe red tide are* had shown no signs • of asphyxiation. • '* Reed said he did not regard results of analyses showing a r­ senic trace* in fish killed by the red tide, as significant and remarkril ”ih ii whole pnibfcni fa one of extremely complicated cb-racter and in order to Se able to achieve anything like a ■aaitofaM err selullmi H si n r TFT qnlrw an 'extensive research pro­ gram of not leas than five years.” Tho Ideal take action to court-martial that scnundrrl I shall Introduce legis­ lation to require IL" * Bennett said Moyers draws a total of $650'a month “from, the American taxpayers,” getting oth­ er allowances as well a* $461 dis­ ability pension. The Justice Department has an­ nounced it Is investigating and proposes to bring an income tax declaredrase A Bari ittypatrh to the Social­ ------against Meyers when the Senate hear! nrf* conclude. ist' newspaper Avantl gave thy number of wounded as nine. Avantl reported that another WASHINGTON Nov. 21 (JP)~ workman was shot and killed Msj. General Bennett E- Meyer* yesterday In rioting at Gravlna, hestediy minted today that he h«4 Southwest of Bari—also In the no plans lo cash in on government Apulia region. A mob later In­ contracts when he helped ict up vaded the hotel from which tho shot was firrd, .sacked snd burn­ the Avialion Electric Company in ed the place, the paper sdded. 1940 for "m y'girl‘ friend." And Bari Itself, a major Adriatic he never got any money from ihe port, was reported in the grip company except repayment of ul a general strike called by the strike also 3»s* under w a y . a: loans,-lie declared lo the Senate chamber of labor. A Similar War Investigating Committer. Taranto, on the Instep of the The retired -Air- Fores- f sera Batiste heat. H Popofo, organ of Premier testified yesterday that he advan­ Atcide de Gasperi’s Christian ced 'several thousand dollsn lo the disorders at Cam nl Salentin* t "my gid friend," Mrs. Mildred Democrat Party," *pid that In | All-furpoia Outboard t Lions President m nU:. Lamstir, snd her hushand to set —w hich'It blamed on -Gemmunlst first • - to ta d # * ^ up the Dayton, Ohio, comern ■gl tat nr*-“-the csrabinelri P i kr A ll M l < a n u a a l« 4 .f * ~Pwrara* Pfw-tws (**# | into Ihe sir and then in U ia d a II >*1 p -’ l m i m i . T k , K r» A - J L —t d i which later obtained more than defcnseflied,- Inte-attafYtng' TuKereuloste and Heami As.oda■ u n < j r R V k f.'h H rp ffd i n i rn d iv . v ^ * •nr* (or th* am t rut|fU W<U. n t tlon who d t H cases where funds $1,000,000 of aviation subcon-, C tfiC •U l Ih em w <to*n l a 11m i h d i Sm i . S w a a l w IikI r i par* ran m r ______________________ _ “It I* another sed episode In were spent far x-rays. She was ■rar. A n d . , . Il I n U n a w r 'i n t h , Introduced by Jack Morrison. ' Bleriot H. Lama nr, the hus­ the campaign of hate end vloAI Lyoim, J r.f fgU ^. # «Cub (b>U Unc* lh*t Is continuing In Apu­ band and president of Aviation lia," the paper said. “Normtl L«^n *. WV »*^«nted with many Electric, haa testified the general civil life Is menaced by continu­ gift* In behalf 0f the c l u b Como In and m o B got more than $150,000 from the ous attacks, road* are blocked member* sad ws* eongratulated wing Lion Livingston. and communications are. imped* profits on those contacts. , „ '• WM. P. SMITH OUTBOARD ° f *18 *° One Senate group is investigat­ ed.” L’Unlta, Communist Parly or­ iha A iteHega U gion to help ing Meyers’ relations with war gan which has been leading th* finance entertainment for visit­ •!! SALES AND SERVICE . contractors. During the war, .the leftist fight against the de Gas- ing members of tho Headquarters P h o n o 1174— J 2515 P a r k . A t *. general was deputy chief o( Ail peri government, declared on tho Commltta* who will meet here In December. Jam es. Rowland raForce Procurement (purchasing.) other hand that the carabinieri quested members to donate toys to had started the trouble. * Lamarre la 36 and hla wife la "D* Gaaperi'a machine gun* will the Ellu as Christmas gifts to younger. The 62-year-old gener­ not bend the laborers of th* under-privileged c h i l d r a n . All al’s story was that the husband members w*ro requested to ro it a<M*d. acquiesced to hla affair with Mrs. sooth,” De Gssperi continued talk* port Tuesday evening - a t May I-smsrr*.” moderate Wftlst leader* in fair Inn ballroom to help decorate Lamarre told reporters who witheffort, to broaden the base of for tho dance being given by the tlirned to him after the general1* an club Wednesday. testimony that he rould not rd a - his six-month* old government to the Communist challenge. mCnt, that he w*S "under Instruc­ meet Debate on th* situation was ex­ Ne#ro Law Suit tions” to make no statem ent.' Chairman Ferguson . ( R-Mleh) pected leter In the day In the - ----------began today’s session by asking constituent assembly. trM UssM l i r a ease *•*' Meyers for any records or docu­ the stale or for John Wrighlen. ments to support Meyera claim Russian Box Car 25-year-old Chatfetton. S. C.. that $18,000 he acknowledged re­ negro- who brought th* original ceiving from the company was re­ | | - s s il'a-S t o n r » i» «»as | payment of a loan to - the La­ •eta Administration, pyssibly an action. f ’ ina r m . V 1; ■; The rase itow awaits deterveternnf* or other preferences fodtnu Shifting and Hhimng ana hitching frequent- e0. aurblus odnatten, by. U» surplus good*. goad*. Iv In hi* seat, th- retired general The freight r*r*--tike tbg 146 eoart. whathar ■ taw-achool estabrepeatedly sh-v-ted H * sniwors locomotives Russia got. from th# Ished *t th ngro collg at Orangeas Ferguson led him back ov«r United 8 tales between Jaftuair 8. C. since th# filing of tho prevlouk points of testimony. ■ within tho meanand April—were specially built Meyers angrily denied the to fit, the Soviet’s broad-gauge court’s order. truth of aarller testimony by La- railways, which have rails set Ina attorney* said m srre thst hy I Meyers I had six Inches farther a p a rt than In oral argument today they had bought a $2996 blue Cadillac (or those In America. been “vary much disturbed" by himself—paid for with Aviation Th# locomotive# shipped to Rus­ tho language used 1b Aha original Elsctric funds. sia this year Included 48 electric decision. They argued th at under Th*' facts, h* said, were that type ualucd at fTTWOO, S3 steam a Supreme Court ruling segrega* * <0 Lamarr* told Marara h* nmi needed t£Pe valued at •l.lMJWO, and « We carry a complete tine of Armour's Big Crop a car and asked the ................ m ggdoersl if he (Beeal typ# and smaller models Fertilisers for ’all crop* grown In t|i!* area. Wa have know where on* in! sight bo bought valued at $481.ooo. ties to negroes, and not facllitie* the best analysis for citrus, for lawns, horns gardens in Washington. In addition tho 9R ussians, who## -equal In alt respects” to thooc and commercial crops of every typo. No order Is "I inquired and found I could $111,700,000 outlay for goods for whites. ■ . , over too small or too Urge for .na to handle to your got a-Cadillac and ha told me to from this country during tho first When one of them Indicated ho full satisfaction. go and buy It and I did," Meyera nine months of this year waa con- would liks to so* the appeals court ltd. rule that the state had me* It* obligation e s ta b lis h ^ the^OrForguson wanted la know why Com* In or telephone and place your order for th# name “Aviation Electric" was machine tools. A m e e r's - It Makes Every Acrv^ Do I t r B est Other Industrial machinery they r m s t J u d g o Morris*^ A. Soper selected for the company whom i t Included $10,700,000 In mlaas organlaod t t . u K ' ted out th at this had net boon d pumj ‘ until five months a fte r "Did you export It to do bust• f T t > S j . S S ' t o ask "Year statement U net corthis court fo r a certificate of * P 118 Sanford Avenue, fer pewval when you waited five {■nHiirtTr c*B*r* 1 *, t 'i - •v Tbone 858 M*r»r* sold that who* the com­ .T he nrie a f E g /p t under the pany waa sot up no one know Ptolemy* has been called the court doesn’t say anything on this potat," ______ 3 titer* would b* a w ar or that thin world's first totalitarian state. QUALITY FARM SUPPLIES axssjmNi&mk' HURTS TUXEDO dSt-’iffia .srA *" "• Mayfair Inn Cocktail Lounge X tree* f u r C a M te S S r ttr s The A R T .HARRIS TRIO At Tho (C e e lla e e d vernment would be tpending a on It. The name "Aviation" may fear* been selected, he said, because David E. Johnson, one of the com­ pany’s first officers, had "some gadget" for use In military or commercial airplanes. Rogers broke In to ask If U was not true th at the "only bu«lness” the company ever had was "war huslnesa" ” 1 don't know,” Meyera replied. "I can’t say one way or another. I have not seen the books of (He company." , Roger* then notedNOTH th at Maycm Me claimed to have advanced $36,000 to the company 1940 and ■■■ 120,i _ In a m i ________ and now testlflea he had not seen the company books. Referring to the $ 18,000 the general says he leal the Lamarree personally, Rogers asked: "Did you ask for a n<d> In re­ turn". "No I never did,* Meyere re­ plied. Roger* reminded Meyers that he previously testified about giv­ ing Miss lla Rae Curnutt, hla wife-to-be. -some $35,000 in avia­ tion stock as collateral when she gave him $33,000 cash to hold In October, 1942. Meyere and Miss Curnutt were married in Febru­ ary, 1943. The committee attorney won­ dered why Meyera did not use the same care with loans to the l-amarrc*. Meyers said he had made many loans ”to friends" without notes or collateral. a m 'r r x .’BdSirs ' •Mr t> i 1 r,*V: •: • •V. ■ i ■ ’’T ’l f r - . 1. : .. ■ •* V - Wm �' ! mm -- IrsMl TUB WEATHER Mostly cleody through scattered shower* this aftern oon. III Unity Thcri Is Strength— To Protect the Perea ol tha World; To Promote t u F r o d m of A a t r i t t ; To Produce Proa pertly for Stoford. Ih u n d e rth a N rr* 8ANEORD, ELORIDA Established 1908 France Flans Measures To Canada Restores Price Ceilings On Canned Fruits And Vegetables auernoon and lowigL. ___ moderate to fresh Tuesday shifting to northwest afternoon. Dan McCarty Is Funeral Services Main Speaker At Held Sunday For Rotary Luncheon Benjamin F. Fish President, Tftiman Asks Confirmation Of List By Senate i WASHINGTON Nov. 24 < /P )Prnidrnl Truman today tent to the Senate 4 bt o n iiim a ti.o die name*' of pearly 300 peraont named to freferat job* -while Congrew wai not in teition. Tlie iitt of recem appointment* include John L, Sullivan, secretary of the navy; W. Stuart,Syming­ ton. lecirtaiy of the air force; Robert N. Denham, ptnera! roun*. 4*. ■relre fr thc-N atiowal- L aheweR ela^ lion* Board, and Raymond M. ^ ’Foley, adminiitrator of the newly reorganized Mowing and Home ------- Finance Adminiilration. In addition, tha President no­ minated nearly 1.200 Army and . Navy officer* for advancement 1 '. ' and submitted a handful of mora recent civilian nomination* includ’ ing Carl Raymond Gray, Jr., of Minnriota, to auceeed General Omar Iiradley aa adm iniitrator of veterana affair*. • Nomination* Included the re-ap­ pointment of Unltad 8tale* Dis­ trict Judge Harry E. P ratt to tha fourth dlvialon bench for the dia, trlet of-A laska and the nomina­ tion of Charles M. Eldridge as United Slate* Marshal for Rhode lilatui replacing Neale D. Murresigned. “ tkf White House had not inanded to burden the special ses­ ten* sion with the long list of names skin _ for confirmation, but Charles G. ■9 Rosa, presidential praaa secretary, told reporter* th at W hitt House legal advisers decided it would be illegal to hold the names until the regular session in January. Other prominent names Includ­ ed: W. John Kenney of California as undersecretary of the navy; William U. Draper, Jr., of New York, as undersecretary of the army; A rthur 8. Harrows of Cal, A ifornla aa undersecretary of the 9 air force; Major General Carl Spasta as chief of staff of the air force; Vanncvar Rush as chair­ man of the research and develop­ ment board; Abe Murdock of Utah sa n d 'd . Copeland Gray of New York as member* of the NLRB. # Aviation School Is Certified By CAA 6 The Sanford Aviation has been the CAA aa a non-scheduled AtrHoe, according to A 1L Brown­ ing, airport manager. Mr. browning aald that U will 1 ftt Sanford the It passengers JnlUd State*, The not extent but i Tells Rotary Of Val­ Will Provides Hospiue Of Service To tal Funds For 3 State And Nation Cen. Florida Cities Dan McCartr. Fort Pierce citrui grower and cattleman, former speaker of the Stale House of Representative, and candidate for governor, spoke to the Rotary Club tpday on the importance of service to the slate and nation. With respect to the international situa­ tion, he said that He did not be­ lieve this country is going to Have a war with Russia, but insisted it would be folly not to be prepared. He quoted the Gallup Poll *I» showing that the great majority of Uie American people want compuL *ory military training, sad He poin­ ted out the failure of Congress to enact *uch a statute. . T V United Stiles it the richest prize in the world, he said, and yet while other nations remain armed.camps, the United Stales ha* virtually abandoned its Army. We are repeating the tame mis­ takes”, lie said, "which led to the disafter of 1941”, . ^ .Funeral services, fo( Benjamin F . FIih. 66. prominent u liu i and vegetable grower of Seminole coun­ ty for the past 40 years, who died at his home on Cameron Avenue Friday night after an ill­ ness of two months, were held Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Erickson Funeral Home with the Rev. W.' P. Yeslcy. pastor of the Fin l Christian Church, official* ing. Interment wa* in DeLagd Cemetery in the Fish lot. Active pallbearers were Harold Jackson of Longwood. Joyce Bo­ wen, A P. Me Fie, Hugh Mellon. A. R . K n r and Fred R. Wilson. Under 4ha provision* of U» late ' Beet Fish, a brother and a former U, Minister to Egypt, Arabia and Portugal, Mr. Hah ha* left ap ­ proximately one million dollars for tha purpose of erecting hospi­ tal* In Hanford, DaLond and New Smyrna. • . The fund was left by Bert Flab to hla brother Benjamin fee life, -and at A—III—It—wa* rovtded that _lt should bo' adminUrred by the following trustee*. Fred - R. Wllaon, W. T i. Laffler -and Earnest Galloway of Sanford; Francis P. W h ite h a ll Jam es E. Vollard and John E. O’Neil of DeLand; Counts Johnson of TamC. C. Barn of Bunnell and Krank W. Nani* of Jacksonville. win of 'th e D. x i ‘iVr* kin*. J r. were welcomed Into the club aa new members by H. II. Coleman who explained the pur­ pose of Rotary and prevented tha new. member* with their member­ ship cards, the Itotarf “Code of Ethics," a pamphlet called “Wel­ come To .Rotary” and thair lapel button*. Mr. McCarty, pointing out that at the Thanksgiving season, wa should give thanks to God not alone for the materia) waalth which we enjoy, but also for “the fundamental blessing of free men which wt enjoy, recalled th a t aa a veteran of the last war, he had traveled J n many porta of the ‘World, but nowhere had ha found any government or system to ’Arthur A. Kirchhoff waa de­ compare in advantages, with th at clared winner of the Herald pick the-winner contest sponsored last of thb United SUUs. < He commanded tha work of Kan weak by the Firestone Store and the Kite Theater, (('•aliaaeg Fas* Twa* Mr. Kirchhoff received a rev­ ersible outdoor Jacket given by . • Cold Wave Reported Firestone. L. P, Payton was named win­ of the second prlxs of a IS General In North ner Inch magic skin dot] given by the Firestone Stores. By ASSOCIATED PBESS - H. A Appleby, J . P. Bates and Tbs heaviest snowstorm of the Roae A. Payton ware named season was blowing out of the winners of the passe* donated by Great Lakes and northern states the Rlti Theater. today, a forerunner of another All winners selected nine game* cold wavo for the area. correctly end wore named In th* The snowfall at Chicago was order In which they were received. .There will be no* contest this expected to measure four inches by mid-morning. The Weather week since the games are being Bureau said, however, that most played on many different- days of the snow cam* with tha tem­ during the week, f ------ ----perature hovering around the are being— played treeling mark and that It turned some .Thursday, Friday and Sat­ to slush as it fall on tha wmrpi urday. As tha result of tha spas­ ground In eastern Iowa, northern modic play, no suitable ballot could be selectedi therefore, the Illinois and northern Indiana. i A cold wave “considerably be­ contest (a postponed until next low normal” was moving east­ ward from the high plains area and waa expected to spread over POPE G RATEFU L most of the mlddlewcst by morn­ ing, the W eather Bureau ad d . Temperatures a t Chicago ware ex­ pected to begin this afternoon from a high of St degress and reach a low of around Ik to ­ aid to th* morrow. and said m v s them again Tha midwostern told Moot extended from North Dakota, wlwra Fargo reported an U r -• today, into |h a southwest, the Weather Bureau said. Bala area expected ia the Ohio lie valleys | where the nation G Arthur Kirchhoff Iil NamedWinner Of Grid Contest A ssodsted Press Leased Wire JERUSALEM, Nov. « - 4 d 1 l*«*c llalcvl Hereof sad Bea /ion Ousiel, |wo chief Kabtxa of the Holy I.slid, published a maalfeslo today appealing to "all aattoaa. Christian, • Islamic and uther" to support a national homeland for Jew* It) Palestine. Th* (kief Rabbinst* requested -Rabbis through the world to recite Psalm 20 daily and instructed that It »** te be used In morning Mr1 ■ * j r a -1f .' .d B l U. S. Sanctions Against England Asked Over Division .Of Ireland N t $ YORK,.Not. 24 (.1* - A pciitum calling for United S ure; tconumu ism l.om Nts-nil England tu cuaqwl her tu ”crss# con­ tinuing the mong which die u inflicting Upon lirlaud" t i to be prr rented la 1‘ietidmt liuuian alul lb# i;wcial reiiiun ul Cungrcs* by •nr Lull Ks’c r t-’ndwnlhip , l h e prtiuon, tlaiuu-t) Ly iu ipotuuis to 'b c *ig^nl by 1,000,000’ Aweiicaru, w n «|>proi.-d yvilei.iky at th# doting insion of-the cobventioii, *pon*iiM-il by th# Amc-rl-t > caw-Li-agu# For an Uiulivitlc-d Iro- laiwl. Two thousand Irish-American* vices la nil synagagum thr- . with a aprinklnik- at - dejagataa ticca In a i l ayaagagaes through neat Friday. (Psalm from th* s>id country muvrd to , 20 is an ripreutoa of the ask U. 8 . aid In rudiiig partitio* church’s confidence in Uud’a of Irelaiul. •litter. Patrick Maxwell, mmilwr of th# L A K E SUCCESS, No*. 24 </»*> — Hum* charged today that Brit­ ain was tryiiig to prevent s rolu'tion uf the Palestine problem The charfc -waa made, by Sc mm. K. Ttarapkin, who told the United Nation* Attcmbly’t 37Vwmber Palestine committee that Britain** altitude could be inter­ n eamp at Downey, Idaho. Each preted only a* "a decision to was sentenced to imprisonment of northern Irriand pariianirnt, told the convention that -only furev or the threat of fare# could win freedom for id Irriand, and it# suggested th# United Slates ha* aufficiebt preatlK«- In r i r r l tin- ---- ;— “ ------ju re:--------- Meanwhile, in ItrtfaM, N.iitjtrrn Ireland, Edmund Warnurk. Hhriliern Ireland's minister of home affairs, referred yesterday to a apeoch twfnrr the Concre** 8aturday by Mayor William O'Dwyer anil assailed what he called "false three year* end three month* and wurlr agsiHit a icftleramnrf thr pmpufumg nr rprtaiii u i’vgnyr fined *900:----------------------------- * - P ali n ine piublcm.1'” Wiibhr Roiihm, of Shnnyaido, Tisrapkin declared that Brit­ of Irish unity.” Wash., was granted a leave from ain had' "come up writb resei(PDwyer, calling f*>r rnttiplele. a ramp at La pine. Ore. He iw autonomy fur tri-land, 'bud taid 1 IC n lteH * •• **•■» Twel N Opening Date For Seal Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning d| : . .H U ^ valiuni that -have deprived llie (UN) organization of all mean* of settlement." “We have to . reject all state­ ment! made by Britain in the Palestine committee," be taid. de­ scribing the British declaration* a* "iriiiompalible" with the prin­ ciple! of the UN Charter. Trerapkiu tjiokc a* llie commit­ ter approached a vote on a plan to partition ,lbr Holy Land into separate Jewish and Arab counttiet. Britain has jefused to make any w r Britnfi. troop* available to help enforce the partition plan. Turapkpi said a decision u imp Palaatino '-wjm jjpperstlv*,*’ My dcli-gSnwr Will ob|vct u nny effort* id drag out and post|Kin* a solution under any pre­ text*,”. b* said. lie aald Russia wutlld vote foe th* purtillou plan "because.it is The opening date for the thou­ sand*. of Christmas Scat leilera la tomorrow.- Jack Ratlgsn, the general Seal' Bale chairman for Hemlnole County annouoeod today. I sincerely urg* #vj»y eltlsen upon receiving thee* cheery little seals through the mall, to realise 1ft a real opportunity that they offer and to help V lest lea fortunate ■ ■people ■ to assist with a preventative ilatlvr pro gram that will mean the saving of countless lives. If you a s a receiver of Christmas Beals, can give more than the amount of aoals sent you-do so. Blessings wlll.be yours a* th e re 1 urge suit. i.itfg g gnill Lbusiness b u j I n m firms^ n n rjo trot h— A t Ihrluma* Hctls Seals im tm al all letter* in— tb * — I n i r t w n — use Christmas Miristrasa cards. Let pur and Christmas . mot- aha. and Jews.” delegate Mohammed to be “Buy" cm and use*, ero,” said ■ Egyptian (C ontinue* ‘ s a F ae* T w al Mr* Ri IIr i i i v The | ‘*r*nnaT Solicitation Com­ mittee and the L argt Gifts letters Radio Station LlcenHe are already under way, th* large gift mailing will continue through­ Given Aviation School out the next few days, announced A radio station license from th* Gcurge Austin, chairman of the Federal Communication Com­ W r th* benefit of th* postal mission for Mbe operation at a clerk* who already are feeling the station at Ih n ta n fo rd Municipal weight end rush of Chrlstmss Airport has bren received, the mailing—the Seal Sal* mall will Reboot of Aviation announced to­ be staggered over a period of day. The call letter* are WHMG time. Individuals who might have operating on th# VIIF hand of been m issed. In the mailing are I 2 U MC This station I* one of th* first urged to call the TB office, 704. end seals will be delivered to them flying school station licenses lasued for that purpose of instructImmediately.tion between the ground and their training planes, officials of th* Dick Aiken Stars As School explained. Students train ­ ing Her* will soon be able to he Orlando Santa Claus contacted by th e ir. Instructor* while flying solo. R. H. Drowning. Manager, aald Dick Aiken turned out to to a "red hot” Santa Claus at the that this radio system will be Orlando Auditorium Friday ave- o f immense benefit from both a an initructlonah nlng when h* crowned beauty safety and contest winner, Judy Moore a* standpoint. Student* will be In a position to be informed of the (Juewn Mcrria Christmas. weather or any other haz­ Introduction of Mr. Alkan was latest th at may develop after they a • nr prise feature, aa nobody ard th* ground. knew Santa waa. until Bill Fen taav* Instructor will also nail, WORZ announcer, told the in Their .a 'position to supervisa perrl their rrowd. Aiken brought a big flrat solo flight and make the nec chuckle from the large gather­ eseary corrections- This radio ing when hq doffed his wig and system will help maintain a recwhisker*, mopped hla perspiring ord of over a year of operation ___ and pretended th at his knee* without a single accident o f ~any were about to giro way under type on th* home field, Mfc him from the heat. Accompanied Ilrownln- added approximately on the organ, he then sang IM etudenla from all parts of the country have soloed. "Whit# Christmas.” . Campaign Is Begun In Longwood To Raise $5,000 For Fir# Truck ------------ -- Longwood got a (in* start Friday evening toward the purchase of * Duck end equipment al a “fith fry” and pep meeting held Frilay tveninc in' Longwood when 9913 ia cash and checks wai raised. More than $1,200 was announced as the total raised. Maximilian bhepqard was named chairmen of the drive to raise $5,000. Among that* who c.*tngwndcd Longwood for its civic spirit were Rep- J- Uteiley Odham, who started contribution* with a $20 donation, and W. 3. Wells, Jr, who waa directing, the contributions was. In-1 the only,peace formula-chat will work "i* to take injuctlce off the iisck* of th# peonies «>f the world.” Th# mayor declared “we’vo got to guarantee the whole world autonomy is the God-given rlrht of th# children of heaven. Th# problem it to aid that lint** i»)e in siding it* people to ohlain freedom in every inch of that talc.” Replying* to D’Uwyer, a native of Ely* (HoUlherii lie-land), Warnock u n i ”1 venture to think ltint Mayor O'Dwyer ia not aware that th* union of nkrth sitd south would dc-Lmre standard* uf living of every’ man and woman In Noitlu-rn Ireland. The Eire propngnndiata do hot toll this to ARkrrlcsn a u d i e n c e s . . Mayor U’Dwyt-r - liihy ’apeak . fur auiu>> Kite American*, but lie ha* no •title to ipeak for Irish-Anu-n- ^ 1«*W»-II, * addreaaing Us# Jcoi|i vi-nlioiy phlch included" dc-U-Kat>-i rioTII .is fli tyr,' »gtd~*T1»nFTtc3im ivave a duty to see that In­ land, whose suns and daughtrr* have contributed *0 much lo lh> well-telng of America, ha* Ikt demaml far freedom and Indeps-H’ defier granted at the eat lin t potaiiile moment:” The present Labor governinnit, he aald, ia ”mor« antl-lrlah” than any previous BriUah government for many years. klaxwrll said England'* “spe­ cious pleat for the right of small nation* are so much hypocrisy when measured against the treat­ ment of th* smell naUon la-tidr (ver. The world crave* peae.among the nations. There can I* no pracr between England and Ireland ao long aa partition remain/.** Joseph L. fleott, of 'Paaaih-na. Calif., who waa elected presiden’. of the league, and 20 mt-mh*t» of the convention are scheduled to take th* convention’* petitionto Washington shortly. House Cites Screen Writer For Contempt WA81IINGTON. Nov. 24 (A)— Thn House overwhelmingly voted today a contempt elution against Screen Writer Albert Malts. MalU, author of the movie* ”Destination” Tokyo" and "Cloak Dagger.*’ wa* one of ten witnesses cl cited by the committee' on UnAmerican Activity during it* re­ cent investigation of Communism In. Hollywood. Tha House voted to turn the MalU c b m over to the United State* attorney for prosecution. ThU case waa th* first \brought to the House floor, but the other nine were called up Immediately, All Ten died declined to say one at a time. whether they were members of (be Communiat Party. Rep. Thomas (R -N J), chair­ man of the invest)gator*, said they had staged "only the tregin­ ning” of what ha term s th* com­ mittee’* Mb tm p e re te re s near tha - i. NO. 267 _ Supreme Court Acts UN Assembly Is Told Britain Is Working On Appeal FromViolation Of Selec­ Against Solution Of Jewish Problem tive Service • Act New Cabinet Meets As Strikes Spread Across Nation In Disaster T h r e a t ir « ll« H * «n Pag* Two* MONDAY, NOV. 24,-1*47 Three Jehovah Russian Raps Witnesses Are Great Britain Ruled Guilty 0 b Palestine U l I'AWA. Nov- 24 l/P) Canada will reatore price ceiling* to many processed iuod*. the government announced today. I he announcement tame tn the mid»t of increasing prole*!* over the government’* Jecition to cut import* in an effort to rate a thorUgr of UniteJ Stale* dolls u. Kin*net Minuter D. C*. Abbot! *aid marked price iaerate* on many focki* in ll>e last week could not be justified by recreated cost*. He an­ nounced .cellInga would go backo "There la ahaolutely no juatiflon the more important varUtiea of canned fruit* and vegetable*, cation for any panic buying,” and said the government was pre­ Abbott Bald. "Domestic supplies of PARIS, Nov. 24 (/P)—Premier pared to reimpose controls on such items a* potatoes, cabbage, WASHINGTON Nov: 24 (IV)—, Robert Schuraan vtu reported to­ fresh produce and T * lined fruit onions and carrots a rt fully ad­ Convictions of three Jehovah Wit­ equate.” night to have decided on ■ pot* juices. The Finance Minister amid ru ­ nesses on charges of violating the There have been runs on fruits icy 'of "very energetic" measure* and vegetables in some placer mors, intenaifying the fear of Selective Service Act by refusing to cheek the spread of linker, in the woke of the rut-importa scarcities,' were disturbing con­ to work at civilian public service while conciliating about 1,000.000 program. Canada imports citrus sumers apd increasing the pres­ camp* were upheld today by lb* and other fruits from the Unit­ sure on prices. worker* who have walked out. ” 1 cannot state too emphatical­ Supreme Court. The new cabinet of MRP. Rad­ ed HUte*. • Justice Reed delivered the 5-4 Moat of the wartime price con­ ly that fears about shortage* ical Sociali it. and Independent trols on food were lifted Sept. of essential foods or, indeed, of decision. Justice Murphy wrote Republican member* met formally 15. Meat ceil Inga came off Oct. any eaaential of life in Canada, a dissent in which Justice Rut­ are entirely unfounded,” he added. ledge joined. Justice Douglas al­ for the fint lime tonight while 21. the drike movement tpread scroti so delivered a dissent in -which France, threatening economic di»Justice Black concurred. . All three of the "witnesses” General Chatie* da Gaulle, who were classified by their draft ha* an open lupporler in the cab­ boards as conscientious objector*. inet in the perton of Economic* But each contended he was a min­ Minuter Rene Mayer, cancelled ister of religion and should havt a Pari* ipeeth tcheduled for been exempted from all .training Thursday to prevent embarraw­ and tenrke. ing the government in its critical Two of thm, Weeley William •truggle with the Communi>t-led Cox and • Theodore Remain* General Confederation of Labor, Thompson, of Jaekson County, Oregon, were acchaed of deserting an intimate *aid. Detail* of the “energetic” massurea were withheld, but th m tw a * ome auggeilian that the govrnment might raqutaitlrm railroada and other struck Industrie*. Deapita the Communiat newapaper’a appeal, aubway atatiora were a* crowded Tea aver durim; the morning ruah hour, though “ erfy t* * * e J h __ AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVIII T uesday. linued mild becoming cooler dev. Gentle to moderate • * » Relief For Austria, France,ItalyUrged; Bridges Sees Food Shortage In U. S. WASHINGTON, Nev. 2liA^ — I’rrsidrnt Irum an told Congrew* today only S2I.1M.4M remain* «f 11.1.'.000,000 ap­ propriated by Congreaa latl spring for rrltef in fira rountrie*. In a report detailing’ evpendllurea ainre Aug. I th* I’rraldent .aid >307,233^14 ha* hern earmarked for ship­ ment* to Italy, Austria and Trieste and International aU purposes. Proposal Made To Give U. S. Power WASHINGTON. Nov. 24 . Senator Yanclcnberg (R-Mich) To Buy All Wheat nkril the Senate for ipeedy ap­ Official Says There Will Be Less Meat proval of $597,000,000 'emergen­ cy -aid for Euiu|>r tC dr frit the “lurking tyranny" uf "Communut —;—rln a H Vandcnbcig. who bead* tha, Foreign Rclatiun* Committee, left WASHINGTON Nov. 24 (A»>- hi* presiding officer'* , (h*ir t*g Broad allocation ;»ower* under open debate on legislation la , which , the government could buy. aulhorize winter relief for France, ihc nation*! entire wheat crop w nel llabf and Auitiia... approval;iln|a>!cd In fo agta*! ImUy-by-Ad-1 mimllratiiin officials outlining »;*#-1*Ke- piinciplr of aid up to $597,cific point* iminti of President Truman's' WO.OOO " ‘iith. If Congres»-*pprovetit. separate bills a;i|itoprietenti «>f living progtam. Ceil C. Farrington of the Agri­ ing the money wi|| have to be culture Drjvtirinrnt't production passed Irelota > aid become* an W h lc fc t o s t s M o re actuality. Die Michigan senator told hi* colleagues that the international unity which won the war ha* ’’fallen apatt.V - -- / "A new type of C.unmuniam la on the march.” he taid in a nre11a red address. "Ill I he United Nations, which is still th# world’s best bridge across tin* ominous gap. till* View aggression boycott* what it cannot defeat or vet*. "It operate* not only through ** ruthless (xensure* on often ter­ rorizes! *ati-llites. It operate! the internal subversion A small wheat crop could pro- through ami aa hot age in other lands where ;.r.,.::i r ^ Farrlagton Trasy declared vin ihi* pre­ “ .SKaTJ pared testimony. To're>pe with itfe* faithfully contribute, to th* lin t problem, he added, the I’re- rhaiiis ami csynfusion. which en­ Idrnt should have powers "to courage Communistic conquest: make it possible 'fur the govern- , Mi-niwhih-. Senator Bridge* me 111 to become the sole buyers (R-NHl sitid tlu-ie v* a "strong e im ilse ■it,.to!..lily" that ito Admlniitry— iW— s#-4heto that which wa* used during the tion’* nlnn for rmenrenev a*r war with respect to soybeans, to ltalv. France nnd Austria will revolt in « serious food peanut and wool.” F. Marion Rhode*, of the de­ shortage in th e United States. partment* Production and Mar­ ’ Itr'dees. chairman, of the Sen­ keting Administration, urged con­ ate ApprnpVhittoh* C o m m i t t e e tinuation of rzport remind* fur mad- that statement a» ScrreU ry of Agflc-ilturh ■Amtofwn testified 1 1 'eellMtM* h F es* T e » l tofore the trethro in suttoort of 1c-HH-iet*ti4 ■« l*«a» Twal and marketing division told thr Senate-House economic committee that even if tlii* and-oilier mea­ sure* are undertaken. Ametirant will have 10 popnds let* mrat lo eat, in I9'48 than ibis year and it wdl coit them more. This will l>e true, lie taid, be­ cause leu grain bat been fed to livestock due lo high wheal and corn price* and export* abroad and because demlnJ will push meat price* upwaid. Mrn. Edward liryait Dies After Accident Funeral service* for Mr*. Ed­ ward A. Ilryan, 41, wh'o died at a local hospital Friday night at I0:4Q o’clock after having been struck :by ah automobile on Heminot* Boulevard west or the City limit* an hour Irefure. will to held in Gadsden, Ala. where tha re­ mains were sent yesterday by tbe Erickson Funeral Home. • Mr*. Bryan waa found lying face downward about ilx fret front the south edge of the road and, according to Deputy Sheriff W. A. Lewi*, who with Police Chief Hoy (J, William*, Investigated the arridrnt, it waa believed that the had been walking on th# road try ing to catrh a ride. She waa reported to hare been hit by a 1041 Dodge Sedan driven by Everett Hankins, 317 Park Avenua who was at tbe time driv­ ing west on tha read. No charge against Mr. Hankins have been filed to date. Mr. Bryen, an employe* of th* Florida Power Com-who Ihree-at 304 Elm Avenue, learned of hi* wife’s death when he arrived gt Hi* Police BUUon the seme evenVtre. Bryan w ai born, Aug. 3, 1000 at Asheville, Ala. and In addition to th* husband, ia sur­ vived bv th* father, Jam es Ter­ rance and a altter, Mte. Joseph Harvey, both of Gedaden. Thq Bryans cam* her* from Gedaden about three montha ago. ♦ ------------------- . . MASKED BANDITS — _-fk I if ^5 ; Stassen Protests Against Selling Goods To Russia HT. PAUL. Minn. Nov. 24—W ) On the eve of the formal opening of hi* campaign for the Repub­ lican nomination, Harold M. Htassc'n said last night ha had rotesled to President Truman -hat he called the Administra­ tion’* "economic appeazement" of Rusal*. Htaaien, Avho will launch his campaign with a rally at Mil­ waukee tonight, said he had sent a telegram to the White House slating six reasons, any of which "seems adequate” for stopping machine shipments to the Soviet C governm ent. Th# former MlnneaoU gover­ nor said press reports Indicated Mr. Truman saw no reason for shutting off such shipment* and • that he urged the Pr»«tdvnt _l* “reverse your decision. ’ Stassen Mid he complained U the White House that the Russian government ha* refused to agree to worldwide atomic energy con­ trol. has refuted to join a pro­ gram ' for the reconstruction of Europe, has not permitted a nor­ mal flow of machinery, equip­ ment and material* between east* ern and western Europe, I* lead Ing riot* and strikes in Franca and Itaiv. ha* not repudiated a charge that the U, 8 . ia a nation of war-monger*, and that no on# cen be confident of tbe fu tu rt MIAMI. btoV -^J4-rW Thews masked band its enured Manning’s policy. Seafood ResUurant on Biacayne Bivd., early today, tied up two employes and began to back on a aafa with a sledge hammer and crowbar, but fled end without any loot when arrived. V.J iijLl �s « I . . t\_ * . _ - SSSSpsw ' TW O ft Blood Kills :ts That bite New Discovery M -V * v i . - ’ \ j * -. .i'. . . T H t 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 ill M O N D A Y , N O V . 24, 1947 1 Russia Hups Bfrtain ««. o niloiixl l o w r .n <k>l Hussein Heykal Fash* opposed partition, tic Mid that .it this p la n 1* . p p r .,v ..t "n n fa r" » r.n -c fit •T r - ^ * *. Portent Of Speech By Molotov Is In a , ■ r *A. , O- Nbb*v,#.* ♦• 1 % • ^ , *rf-t- ■ jl-M.JftLjTfc- |« a . •- earth can keep blood from Gowb>g*" “ And Juet aa It Marts flowing,' iicykal Pacha added, ‘'no fores can confine It to the border* of Palestine. .Our brothera In Asia will rlaa up. If Arab blood flow* in Fslcatine, Jewish blood will I low- in other Arab slajes." Quoting a prediction that Jewtah minoriilea would be massacred in Modem codntrie*"lf an cuthreok star led. lleykal Paaha addcd thla waa an accurate picture ] of the “dark but grave future" that "awalta the mllliona of Jew* if you brlnir alxmt the par­ tition of Palcatine." “The fate of mllliona of live* hangs in the balance on any drciaion you make,” he told the committee. He aald the Arab count rlc* would not anawer "injustice with injuatlce, hut mob fury cannot be controlled." ROBERT H. GEIGER-™ Ilv FRANK CAREY 9 5XL' * l 4 s‘ ‘ tSHINGTON, Nov. 24 (AO— WASHINGTON—The signifi­ K . Anosrvi said today -that cance of Soviet Foreign Minister ulture department sc lent [it* Molotov’* statement that the "sa­ I Wes red (hr G rit hurdle In a cral of the atomic bomb coated -to for waya to make roan’a exist a long time ago" depend* on what he meant by. the word kill any disease-bearing "srtreL ” .th a t hi tea him. chief of the dcpartmenl'a If he meant only that the fund­ I of Entomology and Plant amental phyiica of the bomb la Mine, aaid that fri experiknown to all nation*, he wasn’t _ th*T aclcnt iat a have sucdishing nut anything new. ally foil insctirldc* to rahbita The fact .o f nuclear finitrn— ao email th at the poisons that I*, th at ‘ uranium-235 nuclei no detectable harm to the split into nlmoat equal parts after tl* I?et killed the yellow bomliardnient wl'h ncutron*«-W*s mosquitoes and body lire discovered In 1P3H. ked their Hood, Then, right after Hiroshima, working on thia project the famed Smyth report disclosed It may be poulhlc to develop many of the reaultt that had ac­ r ahot’* Inaecticlde thBl might cumulated during the wartime I or Injected Into animal or hush-hush. and kill any Insect* that bite LAOIN WITH FOOD fOR THE HUNORT Of FRANCE AND ITAtV, (he Friendship Train (top) slowly winds Its way If Molotov meant that aome But Annand aald many cliffdown the Hudson River on the tracks »I the Waal Shura Itullruod rn route to New York from Albany. Below, nation or nation* other than remain. thouiamw of New Yorkers jom lower Broadway to watch the food cuatrtbuUons gathered from the hlghwaya ( the United State* actoally ch * proceaa ran l>e deand byways of the U. S. roll by In trvrlu. beuded (or dwks a here trelflhter* will carry Ihe precious cargo to knew how to make the actual aclentlata aay It would Ingredients af an A-boml* Europe. The parade marked the end o Ith e train's Journey from Iam Angeles to New York. (Tn(eriuiUonat) nk aft»ong,the greatest of medlassemble it and cause it t* ' ; development*, saving thouBAGHDAD. Iraq,* Nov. 24. '/II explode BUrreatfnllr—and had If of llvca and millluna of — Premier Salih Hr El Jabur actually done all throe thing*. aald toilaft the Lotted Male* —(hat’s something *Ur. rabbit experiment* are would loae the frlendahlp of all la-t’a see what actually hat Iwan ____ by Dr. E. V. Knlpllng, Arab* and Injure her Inlcrrnl* In published alxiut the bomb. i charge of the divlalon of Insect* the Middle Ract If *hc. continuea It (a known that: fectlng man ami animal*. They her present Palcatine policy. I. Nuclear fission exist*. : dcmonalratrd that *nme toxic The premier. lommeuting on 1 2. Energy la released in the nieala can he administered In recent pronouncernenia by Ameri p ro m * of fission. doses, nnn-fatnl to the animat, icon nffirial*. intituling 'Jte ad­ Itv U.PV . v n v i t It nt'SIHflR I .1. Whfcn ah atomic nurteua deadly for bloodsucking in- dress of Aaaiatant Awrctary of tl* N ,* ,f ,.'iir r « Writer "split*," more than one neutro la Stale Norman Armour Thursday WASHINGTON — Almost all emitted In the process and thu* The proldem now Ik to combine night Itefor* the Arab-Ahtericnn «T Ih" 'ceditinnnl "making*" for a "chain-reaction" can b* set up. enough Inaectleldea, In one minute Institute in Naw York. aald:. Ttinnlngivlnv djnoer—from tur•4. A chain reaction can he pro­ doae. lo kill all type* of xtieklng "Such American' official* are kev to ui'mttkin nle- are in good duced twit ‘only in uranium-835, inaeet*. The principal one* are a r o n g I y underestimating the ennnly for American families this but in the new clement “pluton­ tick*, fleaa, mosquitoes, file*, mitea gravity of the Palcatine Issue for year. ium." Ike. all Arabs. Thev should realise Plenty, of cranberries. pump­ 5. In order to make a chain Annand aald that if aurh a that America will definitely low kins, nnd nuts, along with reaction ■’go," must have _ .you--------lot" doae had boen available the friendship of all Aral** If *he large apples slocks , of ‘turkey, ducks a u f fk irnt a mount, o f . fisaiunabla the war It could have l>ecn continues aupjtortlng Zionism. The nnd rhb-ken*,—«n»—Indlratert hr railed material present—a ipad - to- troop* • assigned Aralta sincerely desire to Ih> faith- food supply re ports of the U. S. “critical mas*.*" ( area* known to harbor Insect ful friend* of America. 1>ut Ihe Di-psrtment of A rrriculturr. Huge 6. If you aaaemble " an diseases auch aa yellow resent American policy regard- stork* of wine still are on hand amount of material exceeding !£& Malaria and typhus. ^ g Palestine will definitely lead' from the record crush of- grape* this critical mass, you have * siKh. * friendship * * ndahlii ami In lt*48. The Insects wou' w her ‘losing ona of tw o'thing*. If you killed aflry taking A e i r ’ first Injuring her InteresU." "* ThU year’s aweet potato cron make your system only slight­ bite*, and there probably would ■? JKM,; l« siuiiewhat smaller than usual. ly “over-critical)" you gel a have been a very low disease d»* While potato production Is ' V'-<n I "cymrttJIcd' .i* airt: reaction— -. cost ’might have been rtmrn rnnatrtpratdg from lftaLfc such as take* place In the irh aa lakes pis —Wh«at4iropowilm year's huge output, ‘but there ■ chain-reacting "ovena" or ng methods that were used . are no' sig ^ j, of a potato short­ pilra where plutonium (a made Such a "one shot" Insecticide ns>s|ki*A »t»w I’m - n"*' age. from uranium. If you make . would save the American. lira- two veara heyond next Keh. 20. There are large slocks, of your system strongly “o»erl Stock Industry alone hundreds of Rhodes said, too, that while Ihe canned cranberries, and prices am -> v.* erllleal"—auddrniy bring to­ millions of. dollars annually. Agriculture Department I* not expected to Ik* somewhat lower, gether amounts of (isalnnEeSTtite the case of the caltle grub. dlraetly concerned, It believe*'al­ than last year. About 130.000,-i able m aterial that exceed Ihe Thla Insect travcla through the location power* should be extend­ 000 pounds of pumpkin were . critical masi—you get an bady of cattle from their legs to ed to cover auch product* a* pet­ atumir rx pip*ion. • their backs, whera the immature roleum, coal, steel- lujnher. filter*, canned last veir, and the carry­ over I* substantial. The crop of What ha* not been published? ^■WMKgaS-MV ■ . chemical* and *ome manufactured the four principal tree nuts— 1. No Information ha* been re­ I t cata large hole* In cattle, equipment. t ^ almond*, walnuts, fllltcrt* nnd PRESIDENT AND MRS. TRUMAN pose with member* of Ihe Cabinet on Uia leased un what makes a "critical dng the amount of edible Another department official. pecans—Is 17 percent larger than steps of the Capitol In Washington, slier the Chief Executive delivered mans" for either a uranium or l and spoiling hides for William C. Crow, hrail of the h k in'-sage to a -pc-lal *olnt session ol the 80lh Congress. In first roup the I03'M|t45 average. lutonluin l>omb or on how to marketing facilities branch advoc­ <1ta r.) are: M.w. “V -u an , Tteajury Secretary John Snyder and PrcsiIn some market* you van gel ring aul»critlral amounts of the Itural experts- w tlm ste ated that controls over the use of material together within the liomb. causing an annual loss transportation facilities Ite kept your turkey In a wide variety dent Truman *• refr (l. to r.) arc: J’ostmoster General Robert HanneSecretory Clinton Anderson, Attorney General TorqC, 2. Neither have exact detail* ,000 in meat and hides, intact beyond their Feb, 20 expira­ of sixes and .part*- There ha* pan, Agrlcu’ bCcn A big lr#|*‘a*e In the de­ Clerk and Charles G. Roes, presidential pres* secretary, (Inlereeliouolj on various torihiical proyesae# In­ lit 30 insecticides haVe been tion date. mand for tbd small turkey volved in making the where wit hil in the department'* rabbit He aald thla la necessary be- whirh fits more easily Into mod­ for a bomb or a bomb itself, i ————i • - - - ■a - . j __— intent*; 3. Nor has the low-down bebn ___ . ilgnalcd by the alphabet- cause railroads now are operating ern ovens. It also dor*- away Vandcnber^ Askfi Aid Kotary Luncheon givon on auch thing* as remote; consumiftg title of 2-plv»1yl-t, »- with the smallest number of cars with those three-day turkeycontrol device* used in the “pile" Indandlime, proved highly active they have had In service in ptany munching endurance contest* to (I'VMtlNM.rt fra* r**r Oh.) vtnrs and special, action already dispose of the remnants of a big " -nil M l . . . I f ---r.i Ph*> Dec I production of plutonium. against the body touae. * I'resident Truman's request for I Guernsey, president of Rotary In­ 4. Nothing ha* bean aald about! Another, gamma-benxene hex hts.bccn necessary to keep g rain y R{ri), in being .marketed in ISOTJUHkhOO» for* emergency aid ternational, who ns chairman of other materials, in addition to iloridc. of uDDT, lorwic. distant D ista n t ccousin o u sin oi u i , and perishables moving rapidly. the Florida Citiscu* Education fissionable material, that go Into active ftgalnit moaquitoea and To get cans to ‘tanners, feed to halves,, uuafters, cul-up piece* to the three counWe*. dairymen and grain to the ports Congieaa has been given uni/ Committee, ' recommended many making a bomb. and sjeak*. Turkey ^rnckert also d g ar mitea. ■ Does ttnaala nr Rome ether in urging extension t f . n ^ j •re offering >full-druwn, froXen A promise that shipments of of th* change* In Ihe^ Florida iijm ow n that-both of llrcac country ‘know those elements in' to Europe will be curtailed school system which have recent­ “reedy-to-cook" turkey*. EpoUndi are palaopoUa, in large power*. Rhodes salt) world ■hortaRcs are almost certain to To mrol the need for a handynext year’* year'* grain Crop* are ly been tmucted Into law. He’ of the atom bomb secret? Mol­ to warm otov didn’t aay. mentioned the value of flood roni. It Is not yet known what continue, through IWfl, and If-. Ku- weight bird, the Department of poor, .Bridge* said. He added:. roncan countries obtain fund* Agrkltllun- In 1U34 alartml.ilaval. If aoi jo«a 'H im li tr ul a mV- aallod-aUentUq -Nt—the _____ m my ri ■-admlnti **lf the m ate ' lh qian m i'nt ' l W f other country have the imcnt of a small turkey with an tbe purchnse* to tlic full ntn-iunf fact tliat his auction of the state of Hlme, may iliiough Ut# long T*ng* recovery a long trial ability to build and operplan V "the >d recently suffen-d more, from ppR E W K foreign M H P E i demand for abundance of moat. By 104.1 the have. u had crop ensues, the.Amecortea? a tr the necessary factor! United State* farm commodities Beltaville small white turkey, "lid Goods than It would have rest to Iran people will be subject not A group of lo>a Alnmon aclenIn the trext- year or two wtll un­ named after the department’s re­ only to rationing hut possibly »n liulld the MceaMry canal* and • e' doubtedly exceed the total sup­ ocka to make such Good* impos­ tiata, in their publication Our venter at IlfUaville, Md., mcagrtr rollups." Atomic World had thl* to aay • KuBflian Canal Work plies which we can safely export." search sible. waa developed. It met specificsgood year ago: controls," he Llipn^-aad distribution of'aurplua 1Ii^ n'Jcr,6" acknowledged t h a t "Without -export cdntroli.He quoted General Claire ChenTh* U. 8. 8. It. has the row S a i d To Be Near End continued, "competitive contract-* turkey eggs » . i made to stale vlhT '. m V * 0" * ,>f" etna” but nault a* laying that If present material*, tho scientist* and the ing by foreign Hi ivuikiiia t *• i trends In the .United States con­ Industrial potential to make « *While » - Holland ... reduce supplies available for rns-sw „ Ry EDDIE GIl.MOItK The bronxe. unit N T l X p ^ e i , .,,,1 „ i . tinue for another 20 year*, com atomic bombs. The United Slate* domestic consumption lhat there Black varieties, the wild turkey AF Ne«*festores cnM n7*v*,,’t " T d ^P’ requtrad four 'y e a r, of determlndealI of human misery, and hv iUnited 4I0BC0W — Work on the would be a strong tendency for and the White Austrian turkey. ',“ Slates, and he aald that h<d<l,"e already more than 20,000,000 peo­ cd effort In ap ply tha fundamental Rinnomytak Canal In the Kuban prices to United States users and Imported from Scotland, were in doing w» shall and p roduce the bomb*. nvialoned as part of a possible prices for relief and military pur­ first used. In developing the small npen thh world's chance lo mako ple In this country are drawing •eleftee "The time It would take t^q Ing of the Caspiart and Black pose* to skyrocket." check* every month from tho fed­ U. 8 . S. R. or any other country bird. In 1U43 Broad Breasted a Jnat and lasting peace," entering (ta final stages. eral government to the extent of achieve th* same development Bronx* blood waa introduced. WASHiNOTON Nov. 24 Idn— 11,760,000,000 a month. an important ing work i Breeding la being continu­ would tend to be lea* because our .Th* special house romnilttee on In tha Hfe o f the nortlth Caucd with the laHcr'iITth?. U Is time ta get track sucres* ha* reduced th* number of gene c»*u* in In general the canal will Valera Reported To oving the hc type ttypo, V i ' Thr for <. r e p*■.. r ­ to H e-said further improving oving ine jn r ment of American _ '*'*> i . . _‘‘•'led the fundamental philosophy problem* th at thev would hava to billion* to Ku_beaten bb , solution - of n problem pre weight of Urn Beltsvllfe • and for safeguards to pre­ that the people should support the aolv*.“On the other. hand, th* Be In Spanish Plan drc**ed which hat long captured the iroyoung toms at market ago (2A to the aaslatanee program from government and not-the govern­ entb agination of scientist*. ■ ■ ■ ■ 20 weeks) I* 10 4 to £lo pounds, vent time would lead te he great­ weakening this nation’s own eco­ ment aupporl the people. j : ' ‘By adding to It anolher canal on AF Newsfnature* average 13 pound*. er because their Industrial Mr. McCarty wax introduced by Kuban ami one on the Terek MADRID—A mlnlatry of de­ Weight of young hen* is 0M to nomy. strength la-ao much leva. Where Europetn countries are Charlua Morrison. Jack llatigan i aa well • • a n u siW of fense headed ■by Lt. Gen. Jose D pounds, average 8 pound*. Jaycee unve drive for announced the jsjtvo tor "It 1* reasonable to expect that „ reservoirs, scion list* believe Enrique Varela, present high com­ * Although there js a growing u tie bio to make repayment in dol­ tha Hospital Association, and the some other country willing to •trill be possible to layout a missioner of Spanish Morocco,-Is demknd far tho streamlined w - lar*. the group suggested they 'Association's plans for make a major effort will produce !i* ihl* waterway from th# reported in army circles to figure Vay and turkey parts, many. Talk Should supply strategic materials aMerchants Christmas parade Andrew Stine • M i i lre bomb* five V B I Hwithin B I .............M RS- _w ars." to the Caspian sea. , In Generalissimo Franco’s plane *tlU prefer to tickle i gigantic for IT. B. stockpiles Moreover, it announced that the meeting next ■ That would be about 1961. :h a waterway from Eu- for a general reorganisation of golden-brown Mrd like those ssld. foreign asset* In thM.remOt Monday ami for the Monday fol­ Last spring, th* unofficial view* try should he accepted a* security to Asia apparently existed his government whieh highlighted the Thsnkagiv- for American loaha. lowing wfU lie held In the evening. of some anonymous officer* of l ancient times aa in evidence The plan, according lo these ing gorges of yesteryear. , — were pub ibtho Army general' ataff Visitor* Introduced Included 1 These Were major recommenda­ J tw chain of bog* and lake*. report*, calls for creation of such fo tions In a new report hy Rep. Her- Rev. Leroy Lawson of Dalond, llshed in a document ‘prepa red Nre Np vlnnomysik c a n a l a ministry closely resembling that Excess of fluorine Intake causes ter (R-Mats), head of th* com­ and 8. 0 . Chase, Richard Dea*. th* Library of Congress. out a phase In redam a- recently put into affect In 1he ‘mottled" permont teeth In mittee which speht several week* Clyde Ramsey and Harold KastThis document said: up to 7,600,000 acre* of United States. children wltlj structural tooth de- In Europe last summer. The re­ ncr of Sanford. Gordon Brissbn **At preoent. ta Ih* best «*l formltle*. Arntv sources believe the Genthe electrification of our knowledge, • only Ihe presided over the meeting. port i* expected to form the back­ territory and the eralUstmo also would enhance the 1'nltrd Slate* has develapvd ground for house legislation deal­ nt of. shipping o n . a no* ItIcm of Varela by naming him and manufariared atomic ing with th r Marshall Plan for a captain-genera) of the kingdom. I unnavlgabte waterway, bomb*.’ TTTT^ •let long-term European Jehovah Witnesses "Our best rstlmat** Ind- , * hard to Since Franco himself is now tha “We hav* n prlmary-'duty to Irate that It will take any active captain-general of the A R M ' S MEDITATIONS this rtgioi don. Most of the nrolcct our own economy and d W reweilBWM Onk S -«• nkmf Ely Altty . other nation several yeere w ater I* saline and the salm. this would. In eff band our resource*," the report fused to reWni ami era* sentenced aaree*e«futly to Complete ana Y e » rl^ f Gows arela the Gaud ilia’s tald, “bbt there should Mill feA M M OOOMJA Lov#^ bowh. r ’ forces UP ,ln iw»n" a t l*aat In maln e'tn n rg tn of available re ­ For a number of y»ar*. which are - tonal Franco’s HE W IF E *— -SHE- T>1 source* for foreign aid.” nyictibn* were wa many a* eight to n pillar of support. ta the river In ‘The ratnMilU-e kfcq tot______ bed on upheld by Aha^U, M : S. circuit court perhaps rtfteen. smlv the U, R, win ONHES’ KW FptKS HE >title automatlt rise* In tha C iuthe. poeaftUlty of bringing • Eu- In Sal» _. _____ tc jie m S atomic bombs in slgaml is fed by gla- rally would becema a member of ropee hoarded gold out Into tha ‘ Through Reed, the majority fV K OUT BY HE’36>! nlfksnl qn sail life. »' J of ih* river nevor the Council of the Kingdom and open to help pay for recovery held valid a regulation issued by Thay pointed out that thlg did tha hotter the summer the Council of Regency created I « » * * £ Btembarti ■ ■■ ■ Ih* director of Selectiv In th* by Franco’s Law of Succession to estimated that F raix*’ alone baa preacribld testa for-deters > S L S tp .d S J S S ffi" ^ tins hi* »uec***or In the event upward. of ttSwXJO.OOfl In gold B lnlng whether Jehovah wltnca- •f ■atcmle snargy might l*a retirement or death. *, nowever, doe* no reserve* and, lit private French itt were entitled to exemption a* w l m j . | t the Stavropol Ter ■ G in . Varela, now 60, ha* a In other. AiUagat today, the Pvt. Jodc Dempsey gresslonal rod the r e ^ ^ elvU war. Uc twice roeelved the dcelirhd' w u i l that Urn 10-r i. for a i Was In Honor Guard “Makings’' Are In Abundant Supply For Thanksgiving t-v- fiy m. G m E t parties—Randoifo Faaetaisli« Re" ana and Giuseppe Sarwgut’a 1st worker*—bad indicated I ( ..m l I r e n e .t 11*> ia*~ l ' * I » <»■*> willingness to juln a De Gnaperl there waa come grumbling government which tacked Com“ 1 --------------.‘J=: - r m f a n r Ttymliti - 1 our cent a) fare.'Box ui*o went up ■iiiiultaiicuuxly.. but, their appeared to be no drop in traGTic. * The situation in other Indus­ trie*: ' Automobile—The big Renault worlu still ware dosed clown by a strike. At one Citroen plant in Faria official* estimated that about 70 percent of the strikers had returned t<» work ..ami thisituatinn wax deacriiaNl a* “nor­ mal" at two others. Miners, (petal worker* and g.dvA ^ B building workers—strike* wvru spreading from Faria and the north to other provinces, Includ­ ing the 1-nrraine basin. There waa some back to work move­ ment following secret ballot* among worker*, sponsored by government autboritle*. but thla was not general. Teachers and civil aervarita- • Civil employes wore voting to­ D on'l T ell M e day on whether t» join striking -I^ s Itrown Faria teacher*. Mail, deliveries from the Faria ventral po*tofHi me KtMtnt fice *vele halted, but tvleidiunr and telegraph service was not -Benny Gooilnisn Immediately affected. < French Strike Plans The music of your choice perfectly recorded on.... iiimpia Records! -Harry James of*center parties—hitherto rool toward the government of FreMv Hlur Heaven mler Alcld* de Gaaimri—signified •Benny Goodman today that they might join force* with the Christian Democrat ' F r in r Hock leader** Comunist-Waet regime in t -Harry James an effort In meet the "grave titua'bin" confronting tho nation. Nijjhl And Day This was the first time that the •(^laude Thornhill Ixmfirwood Fire Truck Too .Many Times ri'n lh w * tr»« !•**• ««»l Mr. SbcpXrd and was pn-m-ntrtl with a red fire helmet. l j. H ; Menltk \ ' • Frankie Carle nmiuunccd lhat m . been collected ___ __________. prior to the meeting. Louis Arnold presidml ns chairman of financo*. W. J. Wells, Jr, atatrd that the time had come for bongwood to go forward, naked co-operation nnd elimination of 'farttonal dlaputes, ami said that he believed lh a t-i? JJittl. ra n h c - 3 ? n n lf nriKiTx. chaae of the (Ire tfurk tiy New a# Year’s dky. Charles Luke introduced Little Dave and hi* "Arixona Wrangler*'* who provided lively muaic for the "fish frv" which was held In the hotel dining room which was Jammed to capacity- Mrs. George bridge was commended for work on the project. ALBUMS • .v, Domthjr-Shny Bob Wills Roundup Marches -Gttfdmnn Band Unite I'nrisienne Suite J Rhupsody. In Blue n»«irNimg3--------Kastelanclr. Conducts THE MUSIC BOX 119 W. 1st Nl. Fh. 933 Sanford. Florida YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS America’* Most Beaut,ful Aluminum - Cedar - Foliahrd Aluminum Ask Me For Fr«* Cadmole P. W. STEVENS - €17 W. Robinson - Orlando Phone ^fl729 5 1 , t lloft estim •* th in rottw. cuim- bravery. He wa* Franco's mini*, war from 1030 to 1042. *4 01* Man River R O M E . 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Nov. 24 W V-The j seierye'of hl»*rwv is' a "wpopon.i of tmwerf'd effect,” the R'issUn 1 m a ss.'n r “Soviet Pedagwwv” mid recently, emohnitirine that for this reason "ihe history teacher mtt*t tt*e It In tiring un our voting generation In the snlrit of the Bolshevist Party and the Soviet •date.** W *A pH nr te a l' fsrt |h l„- le n t in ‘nifnd b y 'S w ift history tench-™, ray# Uie periodical, is tliat they are making future Communist P ari" rnrmliers amTBotrit e l'P e ”* “The tra rh -r must rernemlier’* reads th* article written h r Prof, A: "M. Pankratova, mere'ponding member of the ' academy rtf ] H-fenre*. "That rnrrertlv urgm dird HoNherik trashing of history rati artist In the devidopment of c h aracteristic * of the real Sovter p len u m —bravery amt endurance, daring and m irag e, honesty ami generosity, hot love for country and flam inr hale for her enemies.” The article added that ‘‘political ami hlrnlogiriil education are ef­ fected In alt lesson*-and on all theme*." The arliele Indicated some of Ihe principal (heines which the Soviet history teacher should air**** for student* of all ages. — “It I* necessary In show that Whc Soviet state- for the short p.<rind of It* existence* has shown Itself to be Ihe most advanced and firm state In Ihe world.” Again: “ It is also necessary to show the students that pui lirtinrly In the Soviet state there has lieen realised the broadest and fullest democraey, giving the possibility of raising the historir life of mil­ lions of people. Mturallng with unheard-of political activity for­ merly. "backward masse*, and or­ g a n is in g these masses for full flowering of all their creative strength and talents.-” And: "In tearhing *tho history nf development of the Soviet Union, the teacher must show pupils both the advanced role- o ft I M j a w a n i a in iid..n«lfaal~ H relation*, underlining Mist H was indeed the Soviet union which al­ ways stepped forward aa the or­ ganiser and supporter rtf peac-< and security of ail peoples, and 0 h a t ft was the Soviet Union which was the Inspiration nf the van­ guard of the whole world.” . The “leading role” of the Soviet Union in ihe "stubborn battle for securing' peace and *»eurliv of notions, for the rrorgsnliatton nf thfl world on the basis of IbmuKuacy and . progress” should also lie emphasised,- the article admonished. 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NO. 2V2 CANS *O M HUNT’S TALL an-,9j -i.i STOK ELY’S NO. 1 TALL 35 Old Fashioned , r**'y Kursr CBAS Nrr, 30,'i n,n BROWN SUGAR !b Stoksly's Fancy 2 lb 2>/, lb 5 lbs 2 lbs 19c lie N A I J I S t ’O TOMATOES No. t can 23c - •' • ' WARD’S PARADISE S o u th e rn Vt ibi D a rk . $ | .2!) *|.6.r. $3.25 $2.39 2 ^ $ * jtw * 5 l b s ^ 7 .5 0 S o u th e rn — ■ mm < Ilk ORANGE JU IC E 'c a Ilk Jbarii if Src Fey. Gil. H O L ID A Y B R A N D CORN. 303 tun 15c -'-^1 c I CAKE FLOUR -AH -fhamls, ■Irt- ’n l .'— •— — MINCE MEAT p k g . .o D I’kg. lfic 23c None Sdcb Q fff h t i .s I^ L S n U R Y 'S CamliaftcIPt No, 1 ran TOMATO SOUl* 14-tn PIE CRUSTI CRANBERRY SAUCE 21' PICKLES ILLSRURV’S FRUIT COCKTAIL ......... , CATSUP KRAFT'S . PINT * 1 CANS a DENNISON’S PUMPKIN .2 N O . . 15-OZ SG N- \ MAID* . i t Z tablespouna parsley' 3 tablespoons butter of ^ margarine 1 * - , ”. Peel turnip and’ boll urrtli* U’ri­ der. Hollow * th trti' btifr and TUI them with the cwAfrirStr+en' j x a | combined with melted butter'*oe margarine and parsley, finelychopped. Place, them In a pap with a small amount of water. Bake the cup* In a moderate oven. 350 degres. until heated HAUEIWi EXTRACT Sin, 12c Lgo. 27c . PEAS. CAN 3 run* foakrftl green m as *\ L ig h t ib R -:;-:..: $ 3,59 >v-tTlrts v;nm . l------ “ “ L— O L IV E S 7 oz. J a r ' DDkty MU l'tTkW * - |.)r Ur PEACHES N 6 J M rn. 31c Standard, No. 3 ran* T0MAT0B8 2 cans 25e Fancy Patna R IC E 3 !t» p k « . 39c TOM. PASTE fi .oz, j Ukr M * K j :A Ail p ’i W M n i M OTTS ■r": =^ C ID E R VINEGAR ' “i . •• • ’ • ■ ' , ■: ■ r%. - ■ �a • ' •*: ‘ ri ' m V' ,> ■X JA G E F O U R — —LLl^. The Sanford Herald ittU lM KMatMUkr* la less duil, • »<»*« J • M M aadar a t ■ a a la r d . P t a r t t * I I I Maaaalla *«*■■* U lilfi u . i . I m, aa xraad c la n a * ll» IT, !•■•, al Ik* I’a*! 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A a a U l i f *■**•• o fa lr h I* r a lllU t r s t l a i l n l * la lb * a** la r r tp a b lla a lla a a l a ll tb * la r a l a* m i p r la lr t la I k it a * n i« a p * > . a* <*«ll a * all A I* a * i t * A ltp a lrb t* ._________________ J. MONDAY. NOV. 21, 1M7 BIBLE VERHE FOR TODAY THERE IS NO BLESSEDNESS IN A FILTHY LIFE. UTTER CORRUPTION AND SHAME IS THE END; Bleued nr* (he undefiled in (he way.—P«alw 119:1. We iup)Kfte some people w e ir boled by >11 die publicity given ihe minuge of Frinceii Elizabeth to Fhilip Mountbalten, but no doubt many enjoyed it. However, now that they are lately married and gone to their honeymoon re treat in northern Scotland, we hope . die repoitcri will leave them alone and Im .them eat their bacon and.eiiK* in peace. --, • "**j*V ' • ’ t ; f * ’ the HANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Senate Investigations The Senate Investigating Committee which started out to find out why contracts were given Howard Hughes during the war to build planes which have not been com­ pleted two years after the war was over has struck even richer pay dirt in revealing that General Bennett Meyers, un Air' Force Procurement officer.- .nrcranlwl hia nutn. rorponttlfiu, set UD cTtirTimr officers, and.tnndc big wnrtlme purchases from it on which he made enormous profits. This and many other things have been disclosed during this phase of the investigation, leading one witness to- exclaim that he hoped the inquiry would continue until General Meyers "had to crawl right out of the hearing room on his belly like the snnke “he is," and General Arnold, chief of the Army Air Forces to declare, “A high ranking officer has disgraced his uniform and rank. If. to our regret we of the Air Force did not find a rotten apple in our barrel, we are grateful that others have done so”. That Is what Senate investigations, are for: to find the rotten apples which so often develop somehow in political barrels. We haven't the slightest doubt that there are other rotten apples in other government .barrels. Senate investi­ gators msy not find one In every^ barrel they look into, but If they find one In every other barrel, or every third barrel, their efforts’will have been worthwhile. It is only when such crimes are committed and escape detection forever that the greatest harm is done. It ifl'Tflsentiai In a Democracy that confidence In the honesty and integrity of government as n whqje be pre­ served. This is possible only when the crooks and grafters are relentlessly pursued und vigorously prosecuted when­ ever they worm their way into government positions. It may be impossible to keep them out altogether where thousands of men sre. cnncerne<f,'<-ouF jF^is .not impossible to detect their crimes und mete .tout adequate punishment afterward. 1 Throughout the war and ever since then, we have heard reports of favoritism in the awarding, of contracts, of over-payments, of the hiring of hundreds o f ’men to do the work of scores on cost-plus contracts,, of kick-backs to high, ranking politicians who helped secure contracts, of the wanton nnd needless destruction of government pro­ perty and of the purchase and payment for supplies never delivered. These and many similar schemer were concocted by the crooks and grafters for fleecing the public during the war. ‘ — LeL-tho- Senate investigations, continue until every last one of these waf-profiteer* have beep tracked down and made to come clean. Better Than Gold A t.itd p .. prove the Associated Dailies" contention that a campaign it needed to acquaint Ilie public with the problem* of the prrtt. . ■ subscriber1of our* called up the other night arid complained long and bitterly about not receiving hi* pajier, ‘"You mean you have n«t be«n getting The Sanford ■ I It laid.11, pe iifced. **OhT ilTt,**‘ hr T~* *ay*. “ I’ve been getting' The S*a-I ford Herald, all right, it** thk Spartanburg Herald that-' liain’t been coming." See what we mean? V ’ "Through some bookkeeping error, we were accused of not having paid a rather large bllL Wo were worried because the people threatened -and we had mleplaeed our cancelled*: check and had no way of proving that we had! So we stopped in to talk it over with the Florida State Bank where we have our checking account. They were very nice to us and showed ' *- - - N, us how checks are photographed and become a .permanent record of the bank. . . and proof be- ■ yond question In a ca'se such as ours. That proved to us all over again the value of * Florida State Bank Checking Account.1 . ’"Warmongering" teemi to be ap epithet in the Rutiian mind to make all American* cringe However, intelligent warning* of evil intention* on the part of other* ihould not be taken loo lightly by the American publicthe Rutrian definition, Wimton urthiH wa* a war-monger when ha wa* warning the British people againtl Hitler, and Prime Minister Chamberlain wa* tecuring "peace for our lime*,” A few par-monger* in (hit country during the period of the '30*i might*have laved thia country from the disgrace ol Pearl Harbor, Don't be too criti­ cal of tbtra now. They might be right. * ________ , And there are more conveniences to a perttonal checking account than that. It saves end-t less running from office to office and store to store to pay your bills. Your cancelled checks are not only evidence that you have paid your bills, but the stub* are handy places to keep income tax Information. Then, there’s always the assurance that the bank has a PERMANENT RECORD OF EVERY TRANSACTION MADE l • * a If you do not now enjoy the advantages of a. personal checking‘account with the FLORIDA STATE BANK OF SANFORD* .batter JArettim Tha attempt of a South Carolina negro to fore* hit way into a South Carolina tuivantly by re­ tort to the court* ha* been diemimed "without prejudice." h "«lher words, the issue is* not Set­ tled yet. Sooner or'Utcr the South i*‘ going to have to toivt this problem in a realistic ma Mott Southern negtoe* do want to goi where they are h * . i w 4T f , t r * i ............... < s i£4 m i - to t tiaL T the IIStc to­ il to m way £1*5h i that Iht .j , *t; , v- I Igjjgig HHki " - . . * i r . * -» • . V ^ ... "Jjr*32p§p:- f - - : J_ • £_. r. _ s__ _ ... - r=,v m sm a m m F l o r id a g r o w s TALLAHASSfcfc, Nov. 24 M V More than 5,000 new lodging and eating establishments have been added to Florida's facilities to take care of this winter’s tourist crop, the State Hotel Commission reported today. *• The anxiously awaited Big Four furelgn " TnInlnnT~'CQnfetenee, opening in London tomor­ row. wilt find Itself rather In the oiition of a side-show instead of n* its much advertised role aa main International attractidh. That’* not to my that the Lon­ don parley ien’t of great Impor­ tance, for its teak of trying to write the bitterly debated Aus­ trian and German peace treaties la vital. But" Communism’s- re ­ tort to direct-act Ion against the economically badgered govern­ ments of France and Italy haa changed completely the comple­ xion of. the conflict between Kns■la and the democracies in west­ ern Europe. This direct-action — undertakes under direction of the n ew l/ created Bolshevist "ComlnfornT, with headquarters In Belgrade— has two chief objectives: To fur­ ther Moscow's efforts to gain con­ trol of western Europe, 'and to tender impotent the Marshall Plan for economic rehabilitation of that great area. Obviously these two objectives are interlock­ ing, since economic recovery would enabje the west to defend itself against CJmmumst aggres­ sion—one of the chief purposes of the Marshall Plan. John Hightower, AP diplomatic reporter at the London confer­ ence, aums up the bitter issues be­ tween Russia and the west in part like this: “The need f o r German production aa aeen by British and Amer­ ican statesmen is " inseparably linked with the broader problem of European recovery. But it Is only one part of that problem. At the present time, in fact, Ger­ many appears to be neither the General Confederation of Labor. Truck loads of guardsmen, arm ­ ed with machineguns, moved Into Paris to counter any possible dis­ orders which some Frenchmen predicted far today. Uneasiness pervaded the capital. France's new premier, Robert Schuman, member of the moder­ ate Popular Republican Party, burned midnight oil in hia en- -> deavor to form a strong cabinet * which could command the sup­ port of the general assembly dur­ ing tha dangerous days the govafpment has before it In beating down Hie Bolshevist challenge. Schuman took over when elder statesman Leon Blum had been unable to secure endorsement of his premiership by. the national Assembly, after Premier Raraadicr resigned. As th it column pointed out Sat­ urday, H um .would seem to have failed because he was trying to pursue a middle • of • the - rosd course lietween the Communists of the extreme left and the fol­ lowers of General Charles de Gaulle on. the for right. The time when a French government could carry water on both shoulders at the same time haa passed. Thera la no middle road between Bol­ shevism And Democracy. You pick one or the other. The C2 year old Schuman would seem to he reaching to the right, despite the feara expressed by some Frenchmen—Blum among them—that General de Gaulle has dictatorial ambitions. Well, Schu­ man knows that Communism holds only totalitarianism, .whereas apparenlly nothing stronger than suspicion attaches to the D«- Gaullists. As between the.two. Franca K to play th . DO U W S i S T t e e M ! : immediate are Italy and France right wing. and the economic well-being of Britain; In short, the overall eco­ nomic and dolitlcal beafth of wearIlr. Chariot I~ Fentona era Europe. This Is perhaps the - Optometrist chief reason why baric decisions Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bldg. on Germany cannot t»e. forced Hours: »-l* 1*4 Phone 29* here; both ride* may well prefer f SLj. —i—— Andrei Vithinak/ told die UN General Attembly the other day that aid to Europe under the Marthall Plan U jut! like the "guarantee * tought by Shylock." Thi* it not the first time the United State* hat been referred ' to a* "Uncle Shylock." Alter we had lent European count r|et tome 22 billion dollar* in the early 1920‘s and it came time foe them to pay it back, they called "Uncla Shylock" then. Seem* like T wa would have teamed a lesion. ♦ By DEWITT MACKENZIE' AP F orties Affair* Analyst Italian Communist leader Tpw iialti charges in the Commuflivt newipaper Unita that Premier Mcidc de Casperi ii juit .another Muitolini. A common trick of the Communist* it to accuse anyone who doe* not go 100 percent for Oregonians are mighty fond of lijeir scenery. A Port­ their thcoriri with being a F a n - 1 a m state to :omprcmu*e. no land rang man m a n applied tippiicu to ro ii a te land m iiu board u o a ru lfuorr.p-permission e n n i i u n m u» itl. There ii no coinpiomiie, firx t-tirtTr-nT-jiln^gtrn river wliu r e tio wan certSTn there were quantities -middle-grmmclr Meantime, the situations In concerned. You are either a Com of {fold, Officials turned him down on the ground that the and Italy continued tense. operation would kill the fish, but worst At all, it would ruin France ruuhiil. or you are a dog. 111 the latter country try the th< alrikes the scenery. and disorders subsided a l the ■ At Port Marion, Penn. ■ coal Of course it is Just possible that they’re so rich any­ week-end, although Pietro Nerini, miner and hit wife in the midrt way In Oregon that they don’t need this extra gold that pro-Communiat Socialist leader, warned that a national airlke of a quarrel ttarted throwing a lies at the bottom, of the river. might be called to protest “viol­ Letotene can at each oilier. Hie Wisdom Is better than rubles, and understanding than ence against the workers.1' In content* (pilled all over thei fine gold, says the Scripture. There are other things better France, however, the position he’ clothe* and before .either of them than gold, too. When an American stops to think whnt came more acute. The number of French strikers knew what had happened wa* ig mines of all sorts have done to the landscapes of Ills native nited. He tried, *o he ta id, »o land, he begins to think maybe Oregon is right. Pure increased to more than threequarters of a million, under direc­ •ave hi* wife who*e clothing beauty has Its own great value. tion of the Communist-dominated caught fire first, but then lot own 1 * . r .y. caught fire. She died; he Wi i critically burned. W hat. fool* we mortal* be I • ______ *> 1 ■■< THE WORLD TODAY M O N D A Y , N O V . 24, 1047 = OUTBOARD MOTORS. Aulhorivd lA L I I aad ll t V I C I ^ ROBSON * SPORTING g o o d s 306 K. 1(1 St- Phone »98 \ / �*V J» \l "7 ': . ’ ■ . •" ;■ •• * •. . MONDAY, NOV.’ 21, 1947 T O E 8 A N F O R D IIE R A L T ), S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Social A n d Personal Calender Monfortons* Honor___ Daughters Friday Mr. and Mia. E. A. Monfurtoi. entertained on' Friday evening MONDAY The Fatl Mat run* Club of the in honor uf their twin daughii-i*, Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. C. 3. Sandra ami Sonja, who m u ' cel­ . will meet with Mrs. A. K. Shoe- ebrating their tm lIt biithday. The malier, £318 Melianviile Avenue, young guests enjoyed n wriuo* toast at the Motiforton hpme on at 8:00 P. M. The Depemlable C lue of the South Sanford Avenue, First Methodist Church will meet i The outdoor garden was used at 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. for entertaining and sack races, Virgil Smith, 426 West Eigh­ games and contests were enjoyru teenth Street. after which tit* Weiners an I The ' Sanford Story League marshmallows were resiled. Tin board ami program committee group gathered around the table will meet at the home o f‘Mrs. E. centered with a large birthday C. Williams at 7:30 V. M .. rake and sane “ Happy Birthday." , TllUltMDA V Mrs. Monfnrton was assisted in A Thanksgiving buffet supper serving party cakes and Ic will be served a t 8;00 1’. At. cream by her mother, Mrs. Flora ai the Seminule Country Club. U. Spurting. Those Invited to lie with Samira and Sonjd * were Judy EDherry, # Philathcaa Enjoy •Shirley Tvre, (iracio Marie Kline' Thanksgiving Dinner cipher, MarjorieHdurrUon, Petty Bryan,'Jean and Joan Wilke, UniThe PhUalhea Claaa of the nic Rotunda, Nancv Robb, Greet First Oaptist Church held its an­ Wllev, Harriett Redding,. Beverly nual Thanksgiving banquet, in the Cooper. Mary Margaret.He'rnflnti church annex last T hursday.awo- Beltv Smith. Mona Jobs, Mirlann ning. Chrysanthemums were used Strickland, Barbara l-owe. G lsdv in decorating the tong tables Hasty, Joanne Hughey, H arriet amt dinner was eaten by candl* ■ Brown of Cocoa, Mr*. Spurting light. Mrs. Dorothy Stewart, pres- and Mr. and Mrs. Monfnrton. • ident, presided over the business w session during the- supper attend­ Mrs. Wilhoit Gives ed by members of the class andIheir husbands. Food Demonstration Mrs. W aller Fesler served aV chairman of the committee fm Me* Colrna Wilhoit, Home Eco­ the dinner and she was assisted nomist t*r the Florida Power slid by Mrs. Douglas Steuitrom, Mrs. Lie hr Company gave a demon­ Arthur Williams, Mr*. William stration .on the nrensralinn uf 8tsnip«r. Mrs. Clayton Smith, fnmls for "home freeilng- Friday Mia. Sue Koke apd Mrs. John afternoon at the Sanford F nrnk -------L Lee. — ---- —— -------- L— ----- U is-C sispsR y,— •----!— —-----Mr*. Wilhoit nrrpared carrots, Kov. W. I*, Brooks was the A guest speaker fur the occasion green lwans ami peas for freex’*■ and. he comniemted the cists for irtg, explaining the proper melhits fine spirit of cooperation and ods as she went along. She also ■ i w various way’s .'Hi TShich tn« msde a roll mixture, linking part members have participated lit the of it and serving the hot mils different phases of church work. with coffee ami a chocolate rake He stated that plana have been she had previously baked for the ' made and adopted to erect u demonstration. new. H tngiitcm L. hidliiinr where — AmQTtg ~ 6 lh c fT food ilc m t urethe present annex now stands. pared fu r fre e lin g by -Air* AVrb Work will begin on Um new build. holt w e re ' chickens,- porjt chops, ham burgers, p ics and rp ssta. A - Ing in the near future. The Seminole High School m x - la rg e crow d nllended the free de­ v tetta composed of the Misses m onstration. June 'Rose Dutton, Evelyn Ma­ thews, Peggy Pippin, Petty ltall, Mona Ruth Afills and Betty Dun­ can, accompanied by Miss Ulli» Reese Whittle, director, rendered several selections. Mrs. 1-ec gave a reading and a comedy skit was given by Charlks Luke, Rev, iii mike, Mre. Morris Forguson, V. M|sa Vqra Phillips snd William Stamper. Group singing w at enjoyed by the c l u i -aertnnpanicd by Mrs. M. C. Stone. Those ^ftjtiying the evening were Rev. and Mrs. BIRTH ANNOUNCRMENf • Brooks, Mre. J. M. Stlneclpher, teacher of the d a is , and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Bastard an­ S'lnCcjphcr, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. nounced today * the birth’ of a Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. John suii.’Michasi Raymond Bastard, on Kadar. Mr. and Mrs. 1-ee, Mr. Nov. 17 at the Fernald Laughton and Mrs. John Courlsr, Jr., Mr. Memorial Hospital. i and Mrs. Stawart Gatchel, Mr. and Mrs. Brallfy Odham, Mr. Mr, , and 'Mrs. W. 'T . Smith dnd Mrs. Luke and Mr, ami Mrs. today announced the birth of n daughter, Barbara Lea SmitIC’oir A Douglas Stenstrom. ▼ Alsu Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Nov, 22 at the Fernald Laughton ?n|Hn*. Mr. anil Mrs n»n Ip-aln Ma— m Hospital. U p s jiimlh ■> aid. Mr. and Mrs. Williams, Mr. the former Mildred Kiser of and Mr*. Stone, Mr. and. Mrs. Charleston, W. Va. 4 Clyde Piercy. Mr. and Mrs. Stem..Yr W. A. MEETS , ” pee. Me. and .Mrs. Forguson. Mr. Miss Martha' Grogan enter and Mrs. Cliff Abe1£ Mr. and Mrs, L. M. Himes, Mr. and Mrs talned member* of the Y. 'W. A. ' C. L. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Sam on Thursday and Miss Jean Yarn n 'o*-n M'S. Bacot Ell-r l».. Mre. was in charge of the program. H. S. Holloway. Mr*. J. B. Phil Plans were discussed for the lips, Jr., Miss Phillips, Mrs..Hu- future meetings. Those attending ford Rrown, Mrs.(Robert Strain, were the Missel Grogans Myra Mrs. T. M. Paulk, Mrs. Stewart Madden, Jean Y’arn, Mildred Turmer, Hand llnuth, Freda Harri­ Mrs, Koke and. Mrs. Fesler. son and leader, Mrs, U H. Groves. . CARD OF THANKS The family of Edna Bamea Iodine In the human body 1r Wright and daughter Luvenla Ed­ na Wright acknowledge with contained almost entirely In the grateful anpreclatloa the kind ex­ thyroid gland, but small amounts pression of your sympathy. occur In the blood and other tis­ R. Kemp Wright * sue. • • Azalea Circle Has Luncheon At Mayfair Mi. and Mrs, l>. II. Stafford The main dining room of the — of 1-iihe Monroe announce the | Mayfair Inn was the scene on j Thursday at 1:00 o'clock of ■ w S r . Turktvv Jko u lfla-w d lh M u im » n i '■ ■luueheon and- hat shg u r sponxojod: __ U ni I Vtt’n n n y ,>, h i» I *by the -Axaieir Clrrli* of the San- and oor o f town, and now come* ■V , ' M erritt, to Ivey H. EchoN. * Sauce ' ford Garden Club. A rhapeau Cat tu ts. C e le ry and I’caa Victor Fleming, one of the town’s . ..'’' ' T 1 ,, ' ," 'c , ; motif was canfed out in the de­ most noted directors, who declare* J “W ’.r « . ,he !“«*• Mr. •»»'« F r jiit Salad on C ris p Green* c-orations for the U-shaped tables .nr*. Allen and ha* made ~ ..........Merritt 'T.V'". ...... -----i i N ut Bread and . for the tallies for bridga that the movie industry ha* In1low beat, ndd flour, salt and pepfcSL ii?'.?', hrt ,U r . T ,t Mr. and Mr*. Eugene Hairison games which followed the hat come "old. rich, far and laiy." b to th cN n -la * iln re i m ci^ath» t’ ltcgipe* fo r S ta rre d D ish per amt blend well, rook until hh-mhig, who dirnted “Oone ^ ,)t r r lLllx stu. .j and son uf GalnesVille spent the display. F o llo w *) bubbly. R em ove f/um beat. Blend IV r 1. 1 " III «= I t M ►I * * u . . d LI .Vhi ’i ■t'n. im l ,1 weekend as the guests of Mr. and Miniature hat a with long ribbon '''ir *!**"* I rvU*«l 'her early education in In mid milk gmdoally, -sirring Mrs. Fred Udirison. streamer* reamer* and decorated with J l T .u ? ™ r , l,‘iri' T i nIul -tor attended Bern-j until mixture is smooth. Return Mrnu Tips cah flower, and _.. graceful * ' .... . High School where, »h. fresh I T h is menu i* predicted on the to medium tieat ami rook, stir­ Leroy Holloway, a former re ­ jasmine were placed down the him about Ida future plans. giodualiil with the da** uf 1047. , supposition th at -you W ill have n ring constantly, until thickened sident of Sanford now uf Ashury renter of the tables. TI)o tiny “I don’t know," he answered. Mr. Echols is the *un of Alt. i IhrouVhi-rrtv Add hot sauce to Park, N. J.. wa» a recent guest of hat centering the speakers table "I can't see any incentive in Holly­ nml Alt*, li. tV Ectfula of San- i little le fto v e r tu rk . \ aio iin d li yolks, beating constantly, nud than not. chicken m ay lie substituted Frank .Pavlirk. Mr. Ilollitway is was lavishly decorated with, fresh wood anymore.” Aiid and received hi* <afly edit- I yet v h app ily, mix in turkey an I onion. Beat egg tit* Chief uf Pulirv of Ashury. fruit and flowers In Camen Mir­ The director said that a movie cation In Khlerprrte lie moved | Turkey S o u ffle w ith .Mushroom white* until stiff but not dry. Fold anda fashion. maker might gel a burning de- to, Sanford in IPU and attended} vulk mixture Into egg whites. Saurr Mrs. Fred Harrison plans to Tin n Into a P i quart casserolt. Mr*. J. A. Ponder, chairman of site to make a film, a* did Allo t t Seminole High School, .He also 3 tablespoon* butter or spend the Thank *giving* holiday Lewin with "Picture Of Dorian gradiytti'd wiiti the cln-* .of 1 » 1 * Bake in 0 moderately stow oven margarine ip Tampa with her son and daugh­ the clme,~ presided during tho p r*y But he_ i* unable to get and' n now- .. -osiated wilb th * (3261 i 46 to i.n minutes, until 3 tablespoon* all-pulp o-e ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. • Ford luncheon and welcomed the pres­ hi* fellow worket* cnthusnl over puffy.- delicately browned and a* Western Eliictilc Company in Mi-' ident of the club. Mr*^ A. W. flo u r Harrison. the project. knife i n - c i t e d m center comet uoii. Epp*. the club mother. Mr*. Hen­ % teapsoon *alt , out clean r-Vtve immediately with “ Most of the People uit the set The marriage will )*• nn evrni . '» ti-as|M.on pepper Hubert F. Murray lias icturned ry Wight, and guest*. She pre­ left-liver turkey gravy to which l cup milk lu hit home in Atlanta, Ga. after sented Mr*. Epp* and Mrs Wight care more about horse race*, foot­ o f ihld-IIccem ln-r. iiiuahreonu have been added. ■4 l egg*, separated spending a few ‘days with his with attractive axalea blossom ball burnt* ami overtime limit servings, . 1 1 tup ground or chopped brother-in-law and siilsr, Mr. and corsage*. She and Mr*. J . P. making n good picture,** he *nid, Officers installed Cullen, luncheon chairman, ex­ cooked tu rke y “Inspired picture* are being Mrs. Joel S. Field. pressed their thanks to Lind W»- mnde^ in Italy nml England." 2 tablespoons minced or. Altimugli the British "auster­ Ry HaduBNuh Group fiiio ty g t a lid onion _______ . . . . I Listed among the pledges of fwr, Mr* Ellxalieth Kircher. The Fleming continued, “Infaus** tinity" ba-ic-milk ration'Is only two T u rk e y g ra v y w ith camied fraternities cpiomsing at Murids Sanford Herald and the Music people over there are t-obl npd Instnllatioii of oftier i* was lit Id I piiitM a week, consumption .o f or sau le il f r e ili m ush. . hungry nn'ik want to work. This at the fu st meeting imd lunch­ Slate ' University at Tallahassee Box fur their assistance. milk iq ltrii.iin i* Itirl percent of Aiding Mr*. Ponder ami Mrs. thorns Is aim true «f Mexico, tamk at eon of tie. in vvly toimcd Manfotd is lluwaid Whelchrl, a pledge of Melt h tittei or m a tg arin e over what f t wa* In 183A • , Kuklos Adelphon, colony-of hwppa Cullen were Mra. L. E. Spencer, John Fpril's ‘Tlie FYlgltlVtS.” for on chapur of Ijsiisiaski .wnmaa'4 bridge chairman. Mra, Marshall •xample.” Alpha. y.ny nst". ur gam mi ten. of America. I ami Mr* Henry .Mrl-nulin, Jr., de­ He illustrated Hollywood meth­ I 111 iuiicllcoty win heiveil in the .Mis* Bobbie alurum ivluiiied coration rhiirmcn. The hati were od- tiy ihi experience which hap­ garden ul the h-inte of .Mi*. Her* | uniquely displayed In a lovely pic­ today from Tallahasicu where ture frame with a background of pened when he was-filitning the -man Jacob-on amt co-liostesse* j “The Yearling'* in Florida soiiic w ile Mr-. Benjamin Katx apd •he aitiemied the toulhall' game covered with fern. year-* . ago: - . .letwecn Florida State University screens ih.' Dave l,evy.» Guests were . Frdlowing the luncheon Mr*. “I » * i making a closeup of the M end Tennessee Polytechnic Insli- Ploma I-cwis, manager, and Mra. - >ntcd at a U -Imped lubta dec* head of- a little deer I looked united •ute. \vlth I'icardy glndiolnseu KlixaU'th KiVcher. owner and de­ arttiind m«’ and counted the num­ and g re e n e ry. Sw ord fro u formed signer. of the Shoppe Chappeau ber of people who Were silp|K>M;ilMrs. Luther Perry, Mu* Herwere introduced and displayed 63 ly working uii'tlW set. There were aix* poiiitnd stiii h along the cen­ .ha Cates and l,indy Cate* of attractive ter* of Ills.- table*, 1ml design* for travel­ Uf. " Burlington, N. (I- were the gurits ing, evening III fuel,- in-lulled were presi­ wear ami mahy other Sinking a more ho|H fill note rf Mr*. Bradford By id and Mr. occasion*. Mr*. Kircher was the dent, Mi*, l-iiinli Klmmes; vice waHu-nlind Bussell, wh nn I tnd Mr*. H. B. Odham, Jr. over narrator for the hat* which were met the same day on “The Velvet pit-ident, Mrs. Jocoh-«,n: secret irmday. ,.i>, All.. Alichael ihu -oii and worn by chsrhiing. suitable mod- Touch" set. ela. Mrs.-Max-I.wstng- ansUtanl —“Lnnli at tin* ntimheT-of-rftmteeodesigner supervised the fitting of Hollvvvooil makes, uml look ats (lie S r * . A I M o ile d , vue president Mrs. Small Hostess the hats to the model*. that are successful,” ’she ol lily H i lahuiv m jpiim iatio ii, was To Fortnightly Club Atnyng the must beautiful, de­ numiier suggested, “The percentage of m clM ig c of the iii.ta lja tio n carsign* wa* one Mr*. Kircher called hit* Is highei than any other ■m oiul'K M t*. tjur. Ilaei pleselltoit ‘ •“ ! is■_ Mr*. Ren Small entertaine<i “ Peach Parfail" with a quilted gountry* films and much Idghcr Hie i l i a i t u lo .t m giDtip and ill m e m b e r s of the Fortnightly silver gray satin base decorated than the percentage of lilt plav- her t a lk , jo in ol the louvenlioH bridge club recently at the home with two large imported ostrich on Broadway, I think Hollywood Iteld iee-elltiy m M lillilie * l*V it Mr*. F. K. Kmintlllat, Hits plume* In Uu*h lone* caught at is doing a highly competent vviie ie H i, l lii.im W e llsin iili. M sPalmetto Avenue Pi lor tu the the back with a ilt-llcalc brown ----- — -------------------------- il a S y i k in , v. i i . i vvinli* -*tllei*he*lBox indicated that much uf I* tile M .ile li," w eie uniolTg' the pibherx of- bridge a delicious double;faced satin how. Illusion :ce course w b * served. After the veiling wa* used tu complete the llullywuod* difficulty in filming -Well-knbwn .file .1 qa .ikere, scores were added it was found lovely design, “liv ely Lady’* was Sctimis intelligent pictures i< due Tin* follow ing .n u u m U te c h a irhat high prive w»» won by Mr*.* an enchanting model of imported to the public. men weie apjodltteil diiiqig the P.-H. Fuller, stroml high by Mr*. violet fur felt with n high crown. "Tttktt 'Sister Kenny," she sng- liie o ltu g : Alt , JueoliMin, p io g ia u i Sadie Brouse and screerm by Mr*. The—brim wa* faced with powder gc-it-d “ It wu* u sincrie effort ntul eo u cnlio n ; " Alts, l ied M m v, blue velvet and blur ostrich to combine n serious mtbjecl with clnlil w< l i a i t : Aire, h.ii^ , A ou'n M. 8. WiggtK*. Those enjoying the afternoon plume* were placed diagonally enlertalnmont. Yet it was dif­ .\ ily a h ; M ra. l evy , F u l l -tint- »uph innu I*, p o litical w'ere Mrs. Fuller, Mr*, llrousr, across (he front of the brim. II* ficult to get p e o p l e i n t o t h e p li, . ,-t i I M .oiucl Jacobaon, Mr*. Wiggins, Mr*. H. A. 'N ew ­ lusioii' veiling with (lewder blue tluatcr. After they had seen the ulTn i,-.; t li dot* mill..I to the flattery of the picture, they llkrd it “ A in e iicon a ffq ie i; A lls. A liispnilman, Mr*. Harry II. Lowis, Mr*. lint there is (till hope. It Mil" m il B h sp p an i. .le w is', N atio nal U, D. Biahup, Mrs. J. G. .Sharon, An imjwrfrd French design a nlHiggle, but “Biatei KeiiBy" fu p d i U l Mr*. D. L. Thrasher and Mr*. i tum id Jilu in u n , Hocalled "Star Dust” received much paid off at the iMiX-ofth-e, , Kuumlllat. ttnssuh mWiicai o rg a liira liiiti mid applause from the audience. The M ra: 'B a m l e v y , poll!ie lty , large uff-lhe-face brim and overMEN’S CL HR /Vf tel hem i g llit* greet iusj Ro/on Is Honored ■houldwr drape were studded with i 1 1:,- pt i li nt, M ia. .S tia m n , rhinestone* against black fur .felt. „ Judge Sidney Herlong oL Lees­ nt ie -Iiort li.i ioe . m eeting wav liy Power’ Company “ Rhapsody In Blue’’ wa* an ex­ burg will athlreaa the, i'n-L.tmd an a rtk le wn* read ceptionally chle design of the new terlan Men's Utub Tijcslluy' >-)i bheld V, P. Itoxon. transmission for%. high crown turban effect coming rdiig, following a turkoy niippi i y M rs. H itn in u Jm-oteou d e sc rib ­ msn of the Florida Power mid down over the’' ear* and at tin at -7:00 o'clock, on the >siibjci; ing ih c co iu lillo iis on C y p r js t Light Co. was honored Friday back of the neck. For felt wa* of Comintiidsiu. Itin-rvatlon* may i -J110*1. C h a rte r liiem bei s " f llic T je w ui . night with a dlnnrr given for hm used in French blue with draping la- 'nhtaiurd fhr ibe sapper try at tho Seminole Country Club, by in shAtles of dubonnet and rose telephoning SB! U'fure luesdu;- i-a iilxa tlo ti’ nre M r S ha mra* Mre: Ib -iiiiB ir JaculiRoiii A lia. T o ll, M i*. D. P. Caldwell, company division of Alix chiffon Jersey. noon. ' manager of Dpytona Beach, for C illS 'ili. M liG Jut-' M uss, J l t t - i ' l n l Pert sub deb design* from the outstanding work during the sum­ boniirt hair were shown along with In vite#, M i* . M am ie M oses, M ia . mer in I’onriectiun with trans- many evening and afternoon cp* - 1dell, Mrs. Sw-crney, Mr*. Mi- jlm d itie K n n u c r. | M rs. Munson mltaion Una malnleiittics. Almut totn made millinery design*. Those l.aulin, Mr*. Uullen, Mre Fonder, A ir-, d aio u eis, Mi *. L e v y , ‘ M r*, 36 niettibera of tha company were modeling were Mr*. 0 , M. Fun- Mrs, Spencer, Mr*. 0. F. Herndon, i'le d ii .Sivamet. M r*. Fro vo a, Mre. here to congratulate him. dum, Mm . II. N, Srtyer, Mr*. J. O Mrs, E. C. Itarpm, Ml ». W-_ l‘. K m / . Mre S t ine. M l* . Mnnn.-l H. H. Coleman, local manager, J -anry, Mr*. O. L Coultc snmniH' T.A1 M F C Je n n ie F f c W lii r T3TT1"Ti'>" BpTTngs. HraTFred J-ar- AY: D, llolm an and Mei -4hpp» pany rxrrolive* were present in *en, Sfr*. Y M. Philips, hTrs. Gor­ Also Mr*. K. T. Cole, Mi* Ir- M r-, S' ho L e v y and M is* It**-1 addition to local representatives: don Hwcenoy, Mr*. Wendell liar- v-lng Fclnlieig. Mr*. 4. K: McKin- l.i vre Gfl. -U p re srlit nt the lo u t - j D. P, CatdwellrJ. Coleman Jones. ri*. Mr*. Ralph Ijean. Mr*. Rode ­ ley, Sir*. Wight, ami guest. Mi*. ir g w e(e M h j - B a e r, M r*. M mii-d * trsnsmlsAon suparinlenttent and rick Adam*, Mr*, t-ewd*. Mis* K, A. Monjprtmf; "tF«. Knycr, rvnt Mr ’ .li><* H chw artx of I ->HK , L. It. Stephens.' transmUsimi Endilcy Meisrh and Miss Betty Mra. C, F. F lorior, Mr*. itiudfoi\l, I t not. N. V* saneryisor, . of Miami; II. G. Itene Mrs. S C. Gtaham, Mr*. Coidtei, _ * c = r ! , - - I ~ - - p m I — ■■■■ ■ "■■I . r : ' Ball, Williams, district superintendent yimnll amount* o f ro jijw t are Following the modeling of the Mr*. II. E. Cordell. H*"’ • ■ Iand Herman Brooks, district sup­ C a rlto n , M f*. J , D> CarltUW btuf tiel evc*l to i,:i* i* l the uut* o f u o iij ervisor of Davtona Bench and II. hats ‘bridge was enjoyed and high M r^ O rg tch en CrdWcIL* ' . j hy the human loaly. was awarded to Mrs. W. I*. L. Brown of Cocoa, district super- prlte Fields. Those attending were Mrs. visor.William Jennings, Mrs. J. C. Hall, The llswalisn islands are the Mr*. Charles Fottcr, Mra. W. II. j • A Friendly Florida State Theatre • “ Kirby, Mrs. William Rchnaliel, I tips of volranic mountains that Mr*. George Wells, Mrs. J. 0. extend 13,800 feet above sea level I.aney, Mrs, C. P. Harkey, Mr*. ) R 2 1 )A V S : ami 10,000 fset M ow It. Ernest Southward, Mr*. J. I). Cor- * * ^ ? A R T S T m S l M e rs on a l ( Than O at a ftti-S&ct&eri THANKSGIVING DINNER IT HOLDS BOTH SALT & PEPPER AND IS GUARANTEED TO KEEP SALT DRY * F r u it C o c k ta il C alery Ilndi.Hhe.i No GLASS To Break * No BUTTONS To Puih N o METAL To Tamuh No SPRINGS To Ru»t No CHALK To Replace NOTHING TO DO BUT R o o st T u rk e y w ith D re ssin g Candled Sweet Potatoes :M :j: f Hollywood By n n n t h o m a b LORMANN’S OUn Vesta V.*Mehilt>To Wed Ivey B. Echols C ra n b e rry S auce llo l H iscu lt a n d B a t t e r • T o ssed S a la d w ith L o r tn a n a ’s D rex sin g im or Pumpkin Pie (choice) j • • S H A K B jT * Tea or Coffee - Pul thn.Ho inichantinK ahttwer ctirtiihiH (p your Imthroom nud mtc It glow with Kl«r- * loun color! Fashioned of beautiful taffeta nnd tailored by Toxtrdn... . . . Sturdy em­ broidered eyelet«............ Color-fuitt, water­ proofs mildewproof, .. . • Dn Shaker t perfect cominuout perfprnunce U the Uw of g riv itr. LORMANN’S , POUR HANDSOME TRANSPARENT COLORS Tnrqiiefie. • Amber •* Rkby • Crytul af Downtown Sanford Phone 1847-W * I W ARNER • t**a* >*»*» *»• A 5L(0KT TURN OP THE TOP SELECTS SALT OR PEPPER. 750 O rla n d o D rtv e ( U .8 17) i Booth n e w breed on a scientific principle u dependable u Y ea- “For Really Fine Dining” It’s iS B B H B iN iB fio js Cartoon — ADDED — “ SUPER LULU" Powells’ (^fke Supp&Jdo. 110 Magnolia Avenaa . . Vi - —. ... rr ' I‘ ' ■ P l V ♦ �■V; a , MONDAY, NOV. 24, W47 T H E SA N FO R D HERALD. B A N FO nO . F IO R ID A Tradlti! j Seminole High Gridders Down ----------- r-nrv Expansion Of New Sahd Q ab s In 13 t o 12 Game York-La* Center etcher On Dfec. 6 CWdl t '- r l KoTTl e* ai .Jlfvh School erlddpr' will tnvaile Jacksonville Reach for*a contest ’ with Fletcher High School on Pec fl. Principal Herman Morris stated this morning; "There was nothing else we ertrld do but play them. bc»ause they called us by phon* arid chsllctyrcd_ us ua to the ll Ihe ramc. game. It ________ y w ant to g et a ciwek at u* for th a t Sftlb 7 drubbing we gar# them last year." Fletcher la rated over Urn Feds cneouiUvr Fletcher ripped fit. touchdown the Yellow Jacket* rvparte.1 th at the Fletcher tram is not a t powerful as was the 1U4G Sports Roundup Bj HUGH FULUIHTPN, NEW YORK Nov. 24 <A*>-The guy* who appear* the leait eonremed almut Boh Rodenlwrg'* threat to buy Ihe St. Loul* timore are the International leaguers, who would lose some of f tf h f lr most valuable territory if - the ileal should go through. . . . boaflne around prexy Shag . Bhxughnrssy’s office Just Iwforc taklnr off for Flerida. two Miller, the Syracuse club’s chief, volun­ teered: "I can give vou the answer to that: Gsorg* M. Cohan was going to buy a major leagor elob for 40 years, but he never did. . . . A couple of year* ago a hunch of Us started figuring bow much It wotild coat to more the Browns, Jotting down various Items. We reached 2 4 millions so fast we -just gave up." . Miller went on -ta.exnlala Ihsl it was a t lha in ­ ternational league’* inslsteme that the rule on "drafting” te r­ ritory was changed so a* to give Ike Invaded league futl compensa­ tion . . . and fihaughnessy added: "Baltimore lan’t a major league city with a last place club—and -thst'wwhat they will be fo r sever­ al years, at least. What do you ’think of Ihose trades? I wonder whst minor league thvy*re plan­ ning to move into.” .n r a iiT itfti* S j a u a r a 111 i • Herald u uSmyW — ■- J-l.ii. iT-sii— » TCtflirns. CosicK r -■ School Ccterv Fed grid.(earn ramo from behind in Friday . night’s contest with Seabrrerc IB.gh of Daytona Beach to cop a hard fought 1-1 to 12 contest. ■ , Shortly after the first quarter WINTER PARK Nor. 34 <H.weptrrw’d. the Sami Crabs took «mw clall *—flolPn* Collir»e Athletic on their own -13 yard stripe and Dimeter1 ■Jack MrDuwall an­ in fire play* Boh Poe mmmeti nounced Rapfcdav that h** had aver for the tally, hnl Wileos’n notified A*hle*lc I Hr*-tor Cen.ee attem pt from placement for the (ianlhlrr of Ohio Weslevan tlnle x tra ' point frit short, nod the Hnnwwmlng Crails led G to 0. Sanford came to life in the secPeal m orel. Ihe sphere to the, MrPoWnll cited the stcvenlh and Paytona.tR. J’lerry tnols^ilH,.Ha|lHwvmP""Hous*-.-lo = hi* contract, on a double revclse, and flfP d 'a through OTltJf n-.18 yard pas* to Byrond Beard to nerved Ihe right io cancel the eonplare the sphere on I ho Daytona test because of "Inclement weath10. Piercy nlcke.1 up two yards er or for any ether reason” two over left lacklc then Ray Punbar days prinr to lh# departure nf the scan«t>ered‘ over from th e-bight visiting leant fur the game site, on n nuarterhark sneak for th o , The rancellatloh ramc aftr-r touchdown. Pick Uass kltAeil Ihe Ohio Wesleyan’* Imard of trusextra point. ■ _ , le.** ruleil that the negro, Ken The Fed* arid the Crabs played , Woodwnrd. a freshman -star, on an even basis during Ihe third would accompany the team if they period, but* the fireworks la-gun i came here for the game, early In Ihe fourth period. ‘ MrPowalPs action followed rnnfianford took over with the ball sultallon with local rlty and civic resting on their three yard stripe- officials, who frowned.upon playharlng staved off a Cralt Crab th threat. the game as ns the ’’leaser of having re a t.fI ing Ing thn It... I. L » ' ’ llllfnlv-nit The Fed* liegan to _-__ move as tit__I P ie r-1 two •risks” Involved, cy, Alexander, Uoal and Dunbar Punbar ------3 1't ‘ , |i ----- - , , r*P jr ta a f a iis f t, W>lter NEW Y O R K , Nmr. M G Fl— A atrurrh* foe survival of t redd ton Is rs rin c In Orrenwlrb Vittore, New York’s onlorful sector where nristocraU live In anetwni maneiena af>d artists and Bohemians hlitorirally congregate.The fnral point of .th e.current fight Is Washington Square. gate- hive dc-vebmeil amsring awtidnr. JAM 4*» p'*it« Ct their high stooped, ' V-1 Jour-story house* astd tumhen nnminicnia which liorder shadeJ park. It started in the ih»g -day* of going to build the largest and most' complete law center in tinworld. occupying two sides of tiro square and knocking nut a whole row of the rvd brick Victorian treasure*. . The villager* since have Iwen crying "history", "legend" and unanitqnu^ fon- ■*»». T h e y g c s lu r n at' t h e t h r e a t- h e rh o o d foUua throw ! la their weight with th* known*, the Bohemians and iero*» professional people spearlending the marrwumt. —They--held a wrtoUs protest censlnn Keeling-la t ho-PeoeioM' Inwn piey AM * Caihci1. Alan beagar and house "to preserve th e re s id e n tia l Frank Mortis U v a d t_______, i ___ M mi , They point eul former dendrite*! Pi'«*M»t Waahlni :on Square from «f Kur. ne ONtlll, Edna St. VI n - , hoeomln* N.YJ t private rim cent Millay, John Herd. John poa- PH** Passo*. Theodore Preiser. They It waa aorr quote John Barrymore, who wrote thereafter in " when ho war a resident in one of the buildings in qnestoin: "When the locust blossoms rami’ to the rourtysirl it’s like Bring In Paris la the 12th century,' ted row and t i MlnIf t i “That'a where Maurice Mactcr* hark wrote ■The Bine Bird's th at’i where John Ia F*rgi- did the win , "Tho park ia for the people; th u way it will'-he * campus,” they protest. “ Whasr are the melhers and their liable* going.to go for a-b retlh of alrT" they he quire rhetorically.- "W hat atiout the housing crisis f" they ask realistically ."1. - ■, Villagers at* J)h4ed as folk who lovs to bav.> their-*soy. I*it.they usually ana too individualistic to do anything hut talk- , s, This tiros asen the- artists who never have. own™I a* much as ugsysy tsnt are fighting for their landmark. Ttu-y’ve . organised them helve* into the "Save Wa*hinglon Hqusre Committee.” Bi•'iw'P William T. Manning, Ho. ward Lindsay and Mr*. Eleanor B««*erelt an* three of the neigh- but New Yorker* average about Sinee th" pr«>ie.it meeting* and SO pound*, the formation of a eommitlre, the New -York . 11era id-Tri httno ,ha* . ndilnrtalip i ^ q tal js e ) .T o I dll o - T o C laaalfy oeU*o has r iven rinse to think ami pUn. but the hour ha* * truck’ 1 kW ‘* Winehester shotgun. When more positive / solutions! * W o H Ave. ^ * iron t Iqrow away those orange Had*. . Griad -them for Orange Bread or cut in. strip* and candy them for use in fruit rakes and puddings. NOTICE! present building to lake the pli of the obsolete1 warehouses and rontmeriral building* which hero It In " They figure, however, that the university wants to buy park front property not only because of the campus possibilities, but b#railse it would he vash-r to troy front Columbia University, .which owns the threatened block, than o i i j lHAVE, A V K A, , ! ySERVICE k u v ic K CONNECTED OH NONI* yYOU SERVICE- CONNECTED DISAMLITV. WHETHER YOU ARB. DKAWlNtt A PENSION OR COMPEN­ SATION OR NOT.,AN!) IK YOU J.IVE IN SEMINOLE COUNTY . , . YOU SHOULD CONTACT US. FILL IN THIS.COUPON . . ....MAH, IT TO: i SAM MARTINA. COMMANDER DIHA DEED AMERICAN VETERANS SEMINOLE COUNTY CHAPTER' NO. at) SANFORD. FLA. NAMb. . ....................— Ad dress TOWN ry^,^i..p¥V) to hits with long.!l*-?y!?r gains. ari,T!fl Piercy.l I)iz Loses Valuable climaxed the t*7 yard drive by naseball Tropliies ramming over for tho touchdown. B«*«‘ attempt fhr the exlra point was wide, and the Feds Ini 13 to ’ Pavlotia recovered a Sanford fumble in tho final minute* of the recovery, scored a touchdown in eight plays. Gllltsple moved ovar_for the score. * Wilcox atIriupied a pass for" I in- ext ra point, Iqit it f«ll incomplete. Wednesday night the Fed* In­ vade Ix-citiurg for the final con­ test of the regular season. The Fed starting lineup' lndud cd Flgyd Cooper and Byron Beard at-the ends,-Buddy Wratherington and Chris Jensen at the tackles, Gene Harper and Wally Tyre at the guard* and Chuck Heron at the pivot post. The hacks IncludV Punbar at Ihe hlockini ohnny Alexander and llol Juat after Michigan scored its fifth touchdown against Wiscon­ sin .Ipst Balurday, Dick Rlfenbuig, the end who caught the paydirt pass, raced hack Into the huddle Large Crowd Sees and asked “Captain ffflkene, Is It okay now If we mention that Tennis Matches At word R-0-8-K B-O-W-LT” . . Mayfair Inn Courts Anyway, he can spell ll aa well as play in it. A largr gallery, of tennis on flne-minulr Hporia Page Nebraska alumni arnlvra are thualasta witnea*e*l a lennl* ox reported howling on the trail of hlhitlon al the Mayfitv Inn cotlttk Bcmie-Masteraon. . ,,-^Ag soon as yesterday by four Rollins College he disposes of Jersey Joe Wal­ fcmpls stars. In the first contest Doris Je n ­ cott, Joe I-ouis plan* to head west sen. Iowa Blate champion, dcfor a. little golf on "tlu Tented Nancy Morrison of Weal where Bud Ward . plays' P a lm ' Beach, seventh ranking , . ,.C . anyon.at J P P - Spoksne ................Kwxtt Anderson, the l-ot Angeles lions' Shtricy Fry of Akj^mr-Ohlo negro lineman, hopes to become d seventh ranking woman plny"another Steplnfetehlt" rohtm he’s • In national competition dethrough with pro football. Buddy Youpg likely could give him les- ’rated Jpan Clarke nt> Binning PALLAS Nov. 24 (Ah—Old Pi* WM mad as a hornet today. " DU — Jerome. Herman Dean — told police someone had alolrn a || the trophies of his golden days It ain't gonna be healthy for u ti, .— m - jin t iiia L _ . . Plxxy rep o rts I he discovered hia loss when he unpacked some holes of. httinngiiro* which had been in storage. Missing were: The H erli award for Ihe out­ standing athlete In Amt*rir*rH>-14, The Sporting New* award for n m n u T Nallorial league, 1834. . _ _ The Chicago A d v e r t i s i n g league trwanl for 181H. The Philadelphia Sports W rit­ ers Trophy as tho most courage­ ous athlete In America In IMS when Ke pitched In the World's Series with an ailing arm and al­ most Iwat the New York Yankee*. Seminole County Court Records a»t » ..... n rr.« « Mss ' Iktilis m a t at an Anntr AliHm sey I* gtw * B i* “ KD*f nr r To Timms* itii* K«t< A Jklauabn » « u * Don’t let nippy, weather catch you napping-be cozy, carefree and comfortable with modern oil lioiiac heating. It’s simple, quick and. ecoiiotiiicnl. You cap buy a lluclcss drum or cabinet hiodM in ii few M ary P***un l|yrU*> t*hl Ts Clsrmr* 11 H,ifk.nl,u»> i l i n WIIMatn* Itetiy II • « * Ir T*» ISii Mu** Ui'IUrn I'hillllW t'ntsU Hu* thrtyrtrlr. tw . Itey! *J> letuU. Tu u n ira tc i player in the south Ii; CMATTMI, M tm T U A tlE * ■ V sIMi P suiu Water r niw niTT In the final contest Miss Fry M urid J anti M « r* iin t Wll Loras (formerly CoWmbla) Cot and Miss Jensen” defeated Mlsa A »tnii M m nr« A2u* .Jege hat had It* third uada(«aU-c r Jr.' r . i ’ □ srk e and Miss Morrison, lt-2. il JU ak Before the exhibition matches, ________ Paaeurk l l w r l i , ulus .N H II j die Anderson ( 1022). , . The It>>l11na coaches Eddie Copeland Ne. Tu Tim* taraa W». and Jnme* McPougsll stayed' a Ni rri.HHM.xTAt, M n im u o t:* first call for boxing candidate* ilra.l> H J . lu x Ails I' T» K ll.t for the Maryland login, which will clinic Jn which over 20 local ten­ nis plpyrr* partldipatr<l. lessons K vd .ra l H an*l I# J a * . go to the Sugar Bowl, drew mort K -ist.r Jain.C A't*liii H u t Loalsa were gtvrn in f y a hand, hack than 100 asplranla. * II T o Klro I’ n l.r fll H alel 1, A a«» hand, service and Votly. lltrber-au* Punishment Asa|<iXHi:xr o r MOIlTtiAdM Coach Copeland is completing When some Georgetown »sluria ln e. C IV r l u t Haratt t! T o arrangenicnt* for the Central n»Hds mate in na m’ Otlsmto , denis rat-napped Villanovn’s wildFlorida Professional Champion­ s r n t w t t u i s o r HimrtiM>n< Cat ma.cot tieforv the two kchooli W e ll* W J Jr r t m H l.ocitla T o ship* to be played nt Ihe Mayfair tnet In football, some Vlllanuva J K Bl*»nmre .lu x t l t x j r ^ hoy* heard that -"Count Villain M r w m a prisoner Irv a Washinglon garage,.t . . Four af them [organised a;* rescue- party mid thumbed a ride with H Llrot-hcarted salesman, who fell -hi With b e a tin g s y s ttm in a n h o u r o r so. § e c y o u r d e a l e r R o te/ DRUM-TYPE Olt'HEATERS Stmply and attractive^ ly d esig n ed to har­ monize with any fur­ nishings. Models for every budget, every size of home. Circula­ ting pr radiant heat, or com bination of both. raport turned out to apd were given frrah hair-cl Ith a nifty V in hack. t . .desman got the same treat*nt , , . And if yw> think -tiro Bdeat was wild, you piWbatdy ild have Iwcn around whan a cctablc married man with children came horn# with sm a ll a rea s, b a th ­ rooms, etc. The most economical of ail oil h eaters. O p eratin g o b it extrem ely low. S le e p W e ll? W. V. HITTING T0UCHTON DRUG CP * more tamaflciid than rafreahlng 'sleep. HALL OR CLOSET TYPES u n d o r til* t n n c o u & r y . T h ro w * -u rn n s o f I r o i h l y w a r m n d a i r o d i s t a n t r o o m s . E a s y to in - All Aluminum O a o u p i S * m in im u m f lo o r E a s ily in a ta llo d i n ^ . p l o w t , AWNINGS IVORY or W llItB TRIMMED IN , as p e rm a n e n t tT u r MANY OTHF.R COLORS FMfcB BSTIMATKS BLINDS or AWNINGS m *Sfi mm- ■■ . LOST-Sunday between Osteen and Samsuta 2 pointer dogs. 1 male white with brown spots, 1 female white with liver spot*. Finder please notify Milton Moore g/p .Sanford Auto Furls or phone Itltl-M. 1 �'• - MONDAY, N6V. 24, 1947 SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA Navy. Posts Deadline'£’•*' if Jj*” **Ai s Dates For Pgtit&frts ,h . I Fm Chin*,' JnjiaUj, Philippines, PA CK SEV EN c xhaqstliiR of raw nut Creatiort Of Western. Gferltiatt State Will, ■tripping. leriala anil lack.of innnpoui'r la ' W E’REOEMONSTRATINGTHE rapidly putting lla Hiwn Grnuvi.y i iwiu t in iMin rTlO .~ “ L___ lt_IfJ?i t Meeting Fails, WASHINGTON, N«*v. 24 . J N - ‘ OVInawa. Wake, Tmk an,I IVletttL -Ttir ~ f tr fy srtlumncvd deadline I —lire. 6. srhedlr* today for the airm ail - 1 For Guam. Bafpan„ Kwajnlcin ing af ChrilUnaa packages t o | ami Samoa—Dec.- 10. Cliyi ami In- (dWtsc* will maid' tlo ii -rvo.miiieudations, it Is said, . mil ill Ilip IflUif that in' Hitpast two year* Germany h»» it* fm nuil and *Ik c in e a nation of tens. Imt in iho livlicf that tin Drninerai* anil peace-loving. n |j- , only nay (leiman* can learn ik*- j moorhrv i« hy pt act Icing it an<| the nn(y way Western Germany j can' mtiWci I* t»y tin* Gertpan* ttM w'«ivi'» doing It. Hi itfvS GAl.l. VGIII.R HK.RI.IS. Nov. 21 (ip)—Ptcatlon of .1 new FJumfi mi —-\Vrat tin Germany -t* irgattlou by .rmnfK'ttnt uuth>»Itir* j , nl mo*t a critafnly* tn fellow tine Pacific areas. , For H awaii. Midway ami JohnMall sent at domestic air rates' stiw — Dee. 15. la ilu i.• hy )he WHISKER - WINE R U M - GIN .ill II i to reach aii M t W iltilt ini' (letuaiy in the ' 1.01)111111 ii>nfi'irn«’ opening Nov. 25. Anil viiiiially all 'w fsietii n»f!u tary government official« pin i tb p t* out- of four German* c tp x d the roipiril of fu trig n minister^ to- ii-matti ilraiDooiti'ii. " Such a ik aillock will leave Gcr* ittanv split |«'twi <n cast nit i NICK' S PACKAGE S T O R E COULD CLEOPATRA DRINk A P E A R L WITH S T O M A C H U L C E R PAINS? A n u ticm i M ilH a ty G n y rrm .iriit 4 1 0 S a n fo rd A v e n u e automatic W la l; to W ashington t h a t , a* »«*•». a ra tc . government fur W e atciti I^rnilmi u ire tin g . , . G erm any la* set up in n n le r to .JFFICK tpaca tn Btetach Duildiac. I jitrc llirh( office*, newly decor­ ated, all ntllitlva, heat and |anltor *ervlce fumUhed- Call MAk W H. A A. Dept- Stora. KCOKt) PLAYERS and radioa for re n t By day or week. The Mu»i; Box, 110 W. 1st St. Phone P53. , 6 ACRES of tiled farm lartd. ex edlcnt condition, '$.1800 pci acre Phono 781-J. Box C 8 Caro Herald. ‘^iirniiilnd U'diiiom. Mil W. 3rd. 81, lOOM -with kitchen privilcRre, clou* in. Phone IR-\V. A R T IC L E S F O R SA L E *i!:tU.:.ll * 2 3 9 .5 0 Knny Terntn Uamlall Electric Co, l l ' l r rV |* lcti*il tilt IIIIt ia ll. seek* UAVINO the Klyser Pc.lace P jrn I.AW NS MOWED, l-.w tnirea altr-r Bicelin* with ollttfl Frcneh Intr to ahcil the henvy occupation Gaa space heeters *l-t.ii5 up fliinncial * Brain; will cotirut tn Jerrv ISird Phone 7KA-W H. n. POPE CO.'INC. • m iulrtan to tnit* up the ninny crtU* aurh rrcommeinlattaua: ral triurV of »lalc. F.dou*rd l*eI d tmdnpKH O p|>tirlitnllies ■ Tli" Firnrh. with their centurySEWING MACHINES piiuix. Minister of the Interior, olil fr.ir of Grritinn nggi ■ S a l e s a n d s e r v ic e io n ics a brlcftaae belleyed tn cony G( m m I K < ’ine btiiini'ia. for sale. nml (x'ntialitaliiui. p r o h a h i v llert'e Sewlne M*rh. Shop Wonderful location, net* aiuund tain ropuri: of Ct innuinirt ineid 'tit# would oppose aurh n step at the 118 8. Fhench Ph. 1190 in Morieille A rtrlke hy lt«*il ikwti 8500 month, tin* X. c/o Herald. t e •eht time. However. Bi ti h worker* in llie Guitrcl aeaport city ami American murct** feel t h e i'UXEDO FEEDS—coreniete tiro 12 s p e c i a l s k u v i l 'I-S ho< fi ,T*d the Ooverpmepl to m r objection* could •!*■ met hy a "fedlliia'.’* Tuierte Fee,). Store tnxa>t to t'j»lu;id the rhlpv tied up eralired" ilecc itraliwnl govUm* .RENT A CAR by tin altlka. tintertiallonaU merit ■tincture. 0 . E. 10 FT. doable dutv meat YOU DRIVE IT . diiplay ram and rianpriuuior In Si ioii|! groups In l»ith th>_* PtlONK ZM Rood condition, new motor. United Stale* amt England have fiTUlKKLAND-MOItlUSON l.odKe A Ron. alivnily, announced thenwlvt** in U-MUVB-IT. INC. **eue *— -*«——— • - 1■■■■*■ favoi of such n step and even of MRS. BROWN MILLERS Fruit . cIp-aninK. n-pairi concluding |*cttrt\ trealie* with Cake at PlKItly WlRRly A Table RADIATOR New Uodiatur.v Supply. U1 a off <• install. Jimmie Cow ■ an‘« Sheet Metal Work*. Phone T fN P tW -C n iS P 1-80 GAL. Electric w ater healer. ' Electric ilcrvicr Company. 207 HO H U U S MaRnolia Ave. Phone 101. Kxiiert Radio ItipalrinR t 3EDR00M fumiahed or unfurniaheil house. Phono 1000, 8:8b ./JOB SALE—U nit rock for drive w»v* and roadwave—Phone Tailnreil iiimisi limn Mvsi euwra uhvib u ii|»* ( autn **«t A ti|»imllterv yynrk lted—Jt—SbFrL 4 or 5 room furnished.ojifrti I A 'f t a l N o t i c e Phone 0 i:il. "i I.... e In or n«*l town SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING 8 R EA L E ST A T E FOR SA LK CREDIT LUREAU OF rtt>- nt BonfnH. KI«ri*U. .1 SANKURD NEW HOUSE, 2 licdrooma, partly ■<11 * ij»«i. ii«I Maa|ell*el Klsclfo* 116 N. Park Phwie I* furnished. Small down pnyment. |, . t . r in lit t ti r o u a h u n t t h e *’lt> "I M lllu td , F lu i iiU . urt t h e Z**l *!■> **( Balance like ren t For appoint­ FOR RENT—Moor sander. F.usy hItecmtier, 1147, tor th, s4*vt»ia ot ment call 9178. operation. Heatonnhle rate#. San­ |*i „ i*|tjr 1 'iimislMliilun hir terms ford Paint A Glass Co. Phone •if ■>!l l i e nt th r e e >**r» r e « h . 0 ROOM furni«h"il hnnso, 4 acre* land on flouth Sanford Avenue City Hull m uin Oil# ot t^lrirMn In* I’Miifnriulti to DODGE - PLYMOUTH n ear, l-eke Jessun. ItarRaln nt i nf4litaiMi rwUliag !•• PARIS AND SKk MCH price. I’kone I 22«*J. "I v• 106 pslmetto Ave__ I-VKnne I FIVE ROOM'ROUSE, partly fur- GLORY CABBAGE p lan ts.fo r 5 Kmlirfi eisi.thiril I ni.vhetle. 2 bedroom*. 1/8 down. acres. C. W. Baker. Phone 823. .. ,i .. i i .|ii» i, nnf-sehl list*. 84D.np per month. For uuick Show card* and Doatara I I., i • I.> *p|in|„t .Mr, M u is sre l Estate Ueatrola with new rratea, action. Call Phone ^L 7|. O—8 )KK*H SIGN RKRVICK K lla t v * , Sir, It * I (-I. A u dio Hhtltli use* wood or coal. C.'AV. Baker, O. D. I andreas. Phoas 1081 a I,.I M u J II lie, I. *• tna|u*tod, REAL ESTATE Phone 8 2 3 . ______________ U rt |*. t:. llitiiHilllst a , .t.7 » k INSURANCE I.'olivii's Hmlint.it . Simp lor cm.. ■uml f i ut<t slm tK i* MORTGAGE LOANS PORTABLE TYPEWRITER, Cor- . - pletw radiator service. 10C Sa.i IN WtTNUtWi WTtKHIJuF, I n*tRAYMOND M. HALL Realtor ona, atandard keyboard, excel­ iHlrMtn, U| rt.r han't e« U«)!>r RcRlslered Broker and II,V i ||) uf Fhulits. ««,l lent condition, ran be awn at ADD many yeara of life to your h t t ............. i u, he uftlsnl i n , ’ Insurance ARent Dot PowelPa Office Supply. metal roof - and beautify the the Heal "f the said ' i> Hi • tm. 4 Florida Stale Bank llldR. ■■i ......... . .> u n m n . f T WINE FOR YOUR FRUIT CAKE ilOMKRT' »'»•« was a 8l’Ffc| sICvl ■ • vou want. Block and other eonerete stiuetkre sprayed in pas­ Gaa, Kcitaurnnt, 3 , bedi Apt., Cabin. 225 frdhtaRe, ideal 6 A R T IC L E S W A I T E D tel .colors. Barns etc. sprayed with best oil paints. Let us Rive Driva-im Tourist Court site. The klldway, 10 miles So. San­ you - a free eatlmale. Reel's ford. RD 1. Box 120, Maitland. portable Spray unit, 300 W. 2nd St. Phone 101V4-J. 6 ACRES, six room house, furnl‘ ture, clean Rarafe 15500. 14k I'LL BUY rourj^lF regardless of Alliert Hickson Rapair Shop mile* Rntcrpriae, Fla. Owner C. 5th Street A Laurel Avenue aRa o r condition; Itoy Reel, 804 M. KskridRt*. BlacksinithlnR A Rcnrral repair W. 2ijd 8L •_______________ Telephone 1358 <• If you want a dandy 6 acre farm WANTED AT ONCE. 15 u*c*l . RAYMOND STUDIO IDEAL for PASTURE or GEN­ pianos. The Music Box, 110 W. ERAL FARMING—with a good Expert photographer available at 1st St. Phone 058. 7 room iiuHiern home, bam and all time* for wedding*, annlverl out biiildinga—all well frnrrd P**la, L iv e sto c k . S u p p lira 'aaries. birthday parties, social and In Rond condition, which gathri jug#. Phone 1093. Hire»t. Ms -oh, iiim . yf ( |,„ I|4I OWNER WILL FINANCE .on GENERAL Saddle llnrsrs For tort s i* iie fe l.v r. n.rosiMl..1 i * AUTO REPAIRING. haU'* Garreasonable down paymenL Rent. 8. II. Earnest,. 2*00 Block ar t«, u.ii -,v 0.1011011111 f,t,<i agr, Sanford and Celery Ave­ apm See JOHN W. !». MOORE Sanford Ave. •* this lirtuR Uawt «i ganbn 1 nues, »W M U r.-> »»- t '..ufilr Hisle Ilf yiviMn For one of the best buy* in a nice Vtli jiotUUI I'li.uii in ill, rt f f of 2 bedroom bungalow, close In, FOR SALK: TURKEYS all sites, For Dependable Alitut W a n t *• J m l i J . W a ' I live or dressed. One mile west ■ten lutaM »n*rv.o ihr reief anught • o f Wilson Corner on Ml. Dora REFFRIGERATION J4KI1VICH *• ••.<> ' . r .... *lh* i e i h (toy " t I*. Call -• » road or Phone 9101. -M l..r A It 1»I7. mi,.] rail ............ GAN IS REFRIGERATION In hnntes with (tarage >ap art­ WANTED TO ' TRADE la n d on •U. a II" It, i.ro rt.H.r*,.. n ,11 h* ment* ami Incomn properties— Orlando Highway fo r *111111 Priced to aell. used car. Phone 235-M or write # JOHN W. D. MOOUK, Ites It or Bok BIB. SaDfortl. Bookkeeping servlet), part lime; 7 .&> Meisch Sidg. * also, advice and'am iatance on Z24 Baal Firm HI, social security and income tax Phone IU1 « H E IJ* W A N T E D . matter*. J, F. Dempsey. 300 Mairnolia. Phone 0107. FILLING BTfATioN. stack and GIRLS WANTED. Lanay' equipment for sale.' Phone PI04. D IA P E R S E R V I C E • Store. For tk tail* of the aafeat Pmaid 8 room house also gas range for service” now ht Sanford rail or city gas, Apl. site. Box 21 Care SALESMAN living in Sanford to w rite B A B Y V A L E T , Daytuna wmk retail trade and to n e outBeni h. Diaper* supplied. aide territory far established wholesale concern. Write P. O. 10 ntmlncMH O p p u rtu n illi • A R T IC L E !) F Q R S A L E Box 8466, Orlando, W a^ No previous t'Mx-rlence necessary. YOUNO“ MAN. efficient typist, __L-xclusIve framdtisa in y*ur SWEET Hamlin • for woriMn, shlppinr and in ter homr county. High profit yield department. Preferably 28 to ,10 on rapltol invested. If you have yaara old. Year round work. A. On* llousa With A Hundred 10400 to Invest, call or write us Duda A Sons, Phone 2181, Seasonfor full particulars. CABBAGE plants, Marian Mar­ Oviedo. w a l k e r r ea lty co m pa n y ket. *L B. Mann, Lake Monroe. Lumber »». Mocks — Brick Bradenton. Florida. Sanford Bowling Alley wants pin Roofing Tia BEAUTIFY vour home with Ligboya, • 13 N o V lCfifi— 1>E ItS ()N A l, mt rum hadgo. Oenlaot L 8 . Plenty Heavy TI miters Mann. 1-aka M ourn, Fla. for YOUN0 colored girls. Prefer high ATTENTION LA dI e s I tchool graduates. Full time any site or any qtuwUtjr. work until Christmas. Apply Make a one-at op service for all L a r g e wood heater, gO«4 condi­ your laundry and dry cleaning Klorlda Fashions, Ine. Airbase. tion. Phone 624-J. . oamfa by using your favorite STORE FIXTURES, commervl.l r e l ia V lT m a n w i V ^ T ^ : Solf-brrviea LeOMry. M l HsnfOrd Avenue ed to rail an farmer* In Sem­ THE HELPY SKLPT LAUNDRY refrigerators, soda fountains, inole County. Wonderful op­ '4 0 6 .W. 46 Sttables, booths, chair*, special Sanford portunity. lift to |2 0 In a day. built fixtures, freer era, ate. No experience or Writ* or phone mUetta ft. % Bouldin Mfg. Co. Voluila CounSANFORD Brauty Salop, lelr .-phono 1884 or Mary McMahon, telrpbone 1354 Permanents all 1-50 GAL. and 1-38 w nw » tabU TYPIST, File Clarks A General office clerks. Mi mrthiHls. starting 8(1 and up top water honlcra. Electria Ser­ vice Company. 207* Magnolia I between 8:80 A.- H. Ave. Phone 101. tando Everting St»r. Call Ralph 7 vaeanciea. Florida Ine. Air Base. • *> - Bav. -U68 J. L ‘1 ' . BENOIX'WASHDAY In tn ic d itilr D elivery Utively that tin- American .itllitar> Giivitruor, General Lucius l>. Clay, will nto kr such rrctin. tru'ii'latiotia immeillatcly Should lift*' confrontct* fail. W ORK w a n t e d * SAVING S e x * .:. SAVING , However, it U I n u m .l m illio n I dCfn n t i n y * * - « ............ K lm itln rt) M odel D i l u t e M nrifl avoid charKc* of jt oputdirilig Hi" FOR R E N T »- • ^ c ^ .S A V I N G --Ha v in g * ha* rtfm iunl fmtn rvromnrrfiil- i t H iff g / n u n tu n y Coma In a n d to a If • Hills m Package Store and Bar % * • 112 V'eul Hrttl Slrct-t I'htmt* 11. 1*. SMITH OUTHOAK1) SALKS ANI) SKRVICK By Bay Hotto UNOaSFRVED. DINAH HAS S S CARLO TCX TIN­ HORNS FLAM'NO MANSION AND WANDERS \ HOMEWARD... ...WHILC BtCk AX THE FIRS QZ*RK ATTEMPTS A MMW BUT IMPOSSIBLE RCSQuk; ' CAh Y LET / ONLY J t MAM DINAH I ONE WAY COOK IN 1 TO FLAG 7M‘ TH ERE/ KID/... A M ...JU 3 T L IK E O L * ---- \ ,TIM E 5 WHEN I U S EO t'N A lL CM UEHIN 0 TH' LING FOR 'THE ROCK'J MICKEY MOUSE By Walt Disney NOW V\R. \<7rrvr>'0UC OBRMtSSON.. TWI3 MAN ncovt T he FU' R A N n k u MB P0CSN'T.1AL« AVUOH TW'AT MPAN5 «B5 (XHW8ECTKAN t-O! TttgT AMTANS MG 5 UMARTBKI t ----- — 1 SKV PLiMBES I SAY L OW ARTBUl OKAYI By Fran Striker OOM’’ SR 8 Ft>? A PIOTTO *Hl > COWPAtty O^OC'JL WHO* CM SG«PO TW» T M t . J - l f ■5) Yotl y v u v to we FIOUT- : u rmjw LUMBER YARD M B 8 FT. Electrolug *. O T e r a t o r . mechanical con .A, . Mfc CalHni M*.bwAr),"R. WORK WANTED FLOOR. HANDINU.. A .iin u b iag , Tampa Morning Tribune for home Delivery. CW Cotinty-3108. i t FdlQ l Z-door, good, condition pb. 327. ; - : -f K1TA KETT By Paul IiohinHon coMFoN.aco.' irx nkTTna k UTTLB ttrvrf /IN n e w n /r LEVS I*p Sir cn TV« h t T P u m a i OfNCu J , 'A g J i S . witM cw oj >— �THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Oviedo Special In The Sanford Herald By. MARIAN R. JONES ~ T h f b sic m m t nf th#' Ovtrda Baptist. Church was a scene o! loveliness Thursday afternoon former pastor of the church here, who It visiting Mr». Mary M. M artin this week, b re first visit sine* Chiplaln'a Day's death. I The tea table w m beautifully arranged with flow cn awl fern, with Mra. II. II. Link, wife of the present pastor, pouring coffee on one* aide, and Mrs. Fred Pleraon, W.M.U. president, pouring tea on the opposite aide. Home made cakes, sandwiches, cooktryi, stuf­ fed dates and nuts and mints, a r­ tistically arranged, completed this festive array. ; Mrs. R. F. King greeted the guests a t the door with Mrs! Day, idle Mrs J. P. Cox, chairman of ?e committee, Mrs. Young liarris. Mrs. - Geoi Means, Mr*. Young llhtris, wan, Jr., acted as hostesses. Those invited to welcntne Mrs. Day wen* Misilami-J, Theodore Aufin Sr.. Theodore Aulin, Jr„ It. L. Ragsdale, Ed Farnell, A. I). Metcalf, Mathers, Clifford i'arker, B. L Wheeler. W. T. Walker, Alex Lelnhart, Paul Campbell, Lawson Hardy, Ralph King, Arth­ ur Cartledgc, J. H. Jones, Jr., J. C. Flowers, Ben McMahan, A. It. Hunter, W. D. Brown, H. F. Ward, Andrew Aulin. Milton Gore, I t L: Kemp, Joe Beasley, H. H. Mattox, It. F. King, J. N. Thompson, Joe Btaatey, J r„ T. R- Pipkin. Mary rla, George Means, Hollis Cl Ferrell Beasley, T. L. Lingo. J June Spencer, fl. F. McGowi Jr.. B. 11. F. Wheeler. Jr., Jr.. W. A. .Ward, Jr., Jimmie Malcolm, llilly West, H. 11. Link, Fred Pierson, F. S. Sheldon. BUI Martin, C. M. Ftp-nell. R. f \ King, Tkumaa Chuluota road, left Friday (.veiling fur Lakeland to spend the weak end en route to Lake Wales, where ■they ■will work for the neat se­ veral months. Dan Chlshotm. boss of the new b rid g e-b ein g - constructed over Krdnlochatchce, haa bean In Lake­ land for several days on business, the Junior G, A-’s wl pertained it thr Oviedo TOBSf-Jw Baptist Church a t 4 P. M., given have as their guest Mr. McLaren, by, the members of the Nettle president of the Federal Reserve Farnell Circle. Moving this week into their Bank, Atlanta; Ga. Mr. McLaren, and Mr. Lee plan on some hunting recently purchased home are Mr. and Mrs. T. L.e isMIKU, Lingo, Jr. two •» M «a• e and l"V trips during his visit Thad and Marshall. Me. and Rev. and Mrs. Johnnie I* Jones and Children. Rcverly Ann and fennovatlng the house which was formerly occupied by Ihe E. M, enta. Mr, and Mrs. Charles 8 . at the ranch in order to get an early s ta r t Mr. Mrs. W. J. Lawton and Misa Kathryn Lawton haa aa their guest this past week. Mrs. Lawton a niece, Mra, E. B. Nlchola, of Fort Myers. Mra. Nichols also visited many friends and her other relatives while here, although she MONDAY, NOV. 24, 1947 visiting her slater, Sirs. PaulJnt Tanner, a t Dt'Land, tor a week has returned home. The members ot Mrs. J. H. Staley's young Adult Sunday school class tnJoyVd a lovely steak aw H W ta'C w retw atcr I'a r t Tues­ day evening. The regular and active members invited, including Mrs. Ben C. Walnrlght, Mr. and Mrs. John Evans, Cecil Edge, Mr. and Mrs. Merritt Staley, Mr. and Mra. Tommy Btalcy. Mr. and lira. Donald Lelnhart, Mr. and Mra. Tommy Moon, Reeae Moon. lies Clonta. Miia Thelma Lee, Martha Anne Moon, Mr. and Mrs. Burgess Misa Martha Anne Moon, stu­ dent at Deland, was home Tues­ day afternoon and attended the steak supper given for Mrs. J. H. are Mrs. Fred Pierson, Arthur Staley's Sunday school elate. Evans, Th*d and Marshall I.lngo. , Arthur Cart]edge has been away 'rom work due to hltknets. CHANGE TO Mrs. G. M. Arie 4s still cpnfined to her home due to several TIOLENE week's Illness, but la repurled to be soma Improved. OIL Mr. J. R. Ragsdale, father of Leon Ragsdale, is better after suffering with a cold. Has Your Oil Among those who are planning to attend the cover«T dish supper Cartridge Heen . given by the Seminole Chapter Changed? No. 2, Order of Eaaetrn Stars at the Masonic Hall, Sanford, Thurs­ day <Nov. 30) ovening are as­ Seminole Tire Shop sistant worth patron Frank W. 201 N. Park . An accessory piece from Sanford Furniture Com* pany's exceUenl collection of fine furniture! Phone 37 L Ragsdale, and Mi's. Irving Malcolm, also the moellng follow* Mrs. Sidney Carraway, who has been visiting her son, Sidney, and Mrs. 8 ldney Carraway, at Titus­ ville, returned horns Thursday Phone Blonde Occasional Chairs Regular flS value. Spring seats. Choice C I 4 f of beautiful pastel A Christmas Treat For The Bedroom Atpung those from Oviedo who have been attending the convention snioru ni*«j p KrTZellwood. W. M a r t i n ih d Judge returned from Jacksonville, where they have been this past week. Dr, Martin attended the Cancer Cli­ nic tie Id there. 1 \ , Mr. and Mrs! Charles & Lee left Thursday morning to spend •avers) i|aya in Miami, where lhi-v will vjplt their daughter, Mrs. J. L. Jones, Rev. J. L. Junes, ami granddaughters, Nancy l^ e and B rvw lr Ann. Tlie vtnnig people of the Methodlst Church, under the loader- Thompson, and Miss Thslms Leo. shit} of John Evans, conducted a ■ Prof, and Mrs. Waller Teague Youth Program In flencVa Wed- left Wednesday aftntnooh for Jacksonville, where Me*. Tongue Old. you aver Hop to think about replacement 1 eoitF of'tl 6lhtWd.tlH*bC * curtailtr and othar velua b l t Ita m i in your hums7 Check now and tea if your prttenl Fira In su ran ce adequately covert theta, loos chest of drawers, dou* ble bed, handy night table, bedside ehsir, Inorrspring n stlreaa and box spring. Furniture that will be a joy to own this C hrlslnaa and for many Christmas?* to rone. Budget Plan, if you EASY TERMS * Charming Table Lamps Modish pottery bases with neatly decorat­ ed shades. Delightful H. J A M E S G U T A G E N C Y 3 ta E. FIRST ST. -Kneeholc Beak Makes wrlttni pleasanter an your home nfore attractive. Mtasc* Joan Chance, LaJutio Es­ tes. Csrlehe McKinnon. Dorothy Niblack. Joan • Meek, and Mcsdames Tommy Staley, and Bill Martin. - , Rev, J .\ N. Thompson ‘is still confined to bis horni) after suffer­ ing with a heart attack. Leon lUgidalc la able to be out Sgaln^ after his recent spell of sickness. Tommy Partin, son of Mr. end , Mrs. T .' K. Partin, underwent a' Tonsileotorny at the FernnldLaugMun Hospital Friday morn­ ing, r J. T, Ferguson and Reese Stid­ ham, who hove Irecn living In Oviedo for the past several months while working on the nt-w •bridge over Keonlochateheo on the The Newest Modern Porcelain Dinette. . . Announcement K. Carmichael la now connected with The Sanford Upholstery and attractive chairs. Sre it . Slip Cover Shop . 33 Years' Experience • Slip Covers custom . made- guaranteed to V fit. • Upholstering of M * kinds. • Wide selection of materials. Sanford Upholstery and Slip Cover Shop Platform Rockers Solid comfort for many years an d .a worthy addition .to A A f the living room./ ‘ Z f t j f l Choice or tapestry EASY TERMS The true valuo of telephone service is much greater than its c o st Many typos FREE STORAGE Until Christmas On Any Purchase of-concerns depend entirely upon the telephone to secure business. T o them it is indispensable—yet the cost is only Value In Mirrors A-beautiful heavy C ) J A . plat* mirror, as f t ■ Z pictured. a few dollars If month. In fact, in all business, the value o f telephone service Add Charm To Your Living Room is far greater than the oo«L FOR ONLY The same is true with respect to the everyday home and social use o f the telephone. There are times when just one call alone may be worth the eoet of the service for several months. If you kept an aocount of trips your telephone . Christmas Gift giving for w ear L Damask the com- ^ Telephone Company to secure from in* ^affords, Testers the m illions of dollar* o f netf COMPANY Enrh?h Your �— an’ -— TH K W KA TH ER In Unity Thtra Is Htrangth— To Protect IU P m m s i lire World} To Promote the f i u f r r u of America) To Produce Proaperlty for Sanford. I'artly cloudy through Wed nr*. <I»J. Coolrr.IbU sltciuoon-and lo> nl(h>. Wrdnrnl.it continued cool Gentle In nmd.-ratr northerly » indv. 'H -Ait-iNDEFENDEMT-DAinYTiEWSPXPEK - *• • VOLUME X X X V m ^.^' Established 1905 SANEORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1917 Associated Press Leased Wire — Senator Says Reds Seek To « Seize Nations £ r;, , # Connally Joins Vandenberg In Urging Allies To Create Own Peace Treaty Catholic Conference Urges Law Discouraging Large Landholdings « * . lA f A V t r r E L * , Noy 25 uV)— The National Catholic Rural Life Conferen'e today declared ittclf in favor of legiilalion "to ditcourage cver-incre.x*mg laiyr landhvldmg* and to providejipportunity for gequme £5rm operation! I he direct tit of the confttrnce. which i* organised in 8b Catholic di'Kriei of the United Sir let. adopted a revolution calling for "a itrong land policy' to encourage net only full time family^ farim. but rural homestead* for person* employed^----'— — ------ In cltiea. . The resolution specifically call­ ed for continuance of -tha pres­ ent acreage limitations on lap! <i**Dted by reclamation lawa, saying that “public monies and resources ahnuld not be appro­ priated to subsidize farming corpoiatioiis ami large operations whlrh make family lift on the land difficult, if not impossible.” The conference In another res­ olution opposed the temporary Importation of migratory farm la. Uirera from across the borders "as a regular practice” and recummeuded that interstate trans­ port of migrant! be brought un­ der federal supervision. It denounced "Ilie accepted cus­ tom of some areas of paying low wages and of seeking abundant supply in order to rirrumvrnt wage demands,-and called for de­ cent housing and enforced aani* •ary codes for migratory labor. It expressed the hope that "the stated needs of growers” would out be' the primary consideration in national farm recruitment and placement pollcit*.. Another resolution proposed the calling of an International Catholie conference on rural life and problama, probably in Koine In 1950 or 1951. The conference *ald the problem* inuit lie met on an international level, hecauM* population pressure 'In rountrira of limited productive capacity led to conflict,, and "where food 1* stirce and atandarda of living low, additional opportunity Is giv­ en proponenenta of artificial birth control and aterlliialion for dif­ fusing their doctrlnei." Finally, the group urged the es­ tablishment of Catholic agrilultural schools and of courses and research facilities in agriculture, rural aoelology and allied topic* at Catholic eollegea, as well aa education leading ,to closer unity among farm , Industrial labor and employer group*. N O . 268 Ministers Of Bond Selling Big Four At Drive Planned London Meet By Treasury Nears On Palestine Marshall Meets W ith Secretary Snyder Ur­ ges High Taxes To Molotov, Bevin And Help Reduce Debt: Bidault To Frame Inflation Controls German Peace Pact Committee Expected T o Okey Partition; Decision In Assem* h1y WHI Be Close Prizes Will Be Given To Winners In Merchants' Christmas Parade WASHINGTON No*. 25 Hni walllir> and many c.isl tui/ef'wMI be awarded to bo> and LA KE ML*Cl i:S8, Nov. 25 015—Secretary of ■the Tr*ahP»— I he plan t•> partition gul winner* who match in sotiiime ami who ride decoigled lucyclrs. •ury John, W. Snyder tuld Palestine was approved lata Ilicyilrt or o I .***> i-illrages in ihr Chtistruas paude which will be the House Hanking Commit­ today h) a vote of 25 lu 15 ter today price controls are staged hv tlic ^eminol* t uuiiiy Jayccc* and sponsored by the Naiiin the 57-nalmn Palestine nreded to head off inflation, foic* Merchants A*toculiiu on Drc, (> at 10:10 A- M.. it was an­ 'com m itter „! the I nitrd and rame out against any • nounced today by J.stiei I ' m sichlit J. Biailrv (klham Nation* Vsscinldi, th e progrnrral ta l reduction in the . "•iecautr l Tnttmac.it Ini shildirn and Iwi ausr h r vtanr county- ’ po*al now gives to ih r nssembnear future. tv of I he same 57 nations ill wide partidpatnm /' Mr Odham p plenary session for a final said, "tile Jayu-f* tune, donntrd * WASHINGT ON, Nov 25 uVi o d e with a i »(• thirds intc]orStC/eUiy Snydei said Iinlay th- f250 to l>e nwufdod :cs rush It} rieedrcl foe adoption. pi ires, liutf to children living Tteasury plans a huge peacetime in Sanford,'tam) half lo clubbrii , LA K E S tT VfT'N. Nov. 25 (fl>) bond selling dlivr. and he callrj living outside Sanford nml HeuiNupfvailrts and iip|siueult of . for keeping^ taxes high enough tnule I'uunty umi Osteen. ihr piii|io.cat - to split Palestine Jack ItsligHo. chuitmait of tlie to leduce the nation’s debt. WASHINGTON. Nov 25 (/!>)waged lobby campaign* for votes LONDON. Nov. 25 (/V) The Dimming Pirtidrnl liunians parade, has nunouncecl tlie fid• Senator Connally (D Tex) told today, .1* llu* so called Soviet* foreign minister of the United anti mlhilion piogiam as a wit­ lowing sclieduli* for .||*||il.iitiiiu the Senate today llul Commun­ of prises: Amri trail partition plan neared Slates, Russia, Giral Britain and ness befuir (lie House Bank isti ate out to “ ledurr weitern, Hoys or Giljs. matching in a show down imlhd in the United France started today their sec* ing Committee, Snyder decLird; costume lw*twt-en t<* Ip IH years New Centrist Govern Europe to vaiialage -and political Ssnfoid County ond attempt to frame a peace ment Wrestles Witl With -Ninon* Pdhsmpr committee I Conltofs on insta(lliirnl hit) ilavery" and uiged hit colleague* l«t Price Watch Watch _ Hus—behmd-lhe-sirnrc- arMTlty’ for Germany despite (he wide ing. >hould br irslotedl to vote $597,000,000 of winter Dire Labor -Crisis'* 2nd I’riio__ IHUKl .___l lUJ)t) ctceidradowed monimg and early open conflict between Rum* and . ..‘ . i.f Congress should piovwlaid to combat ihii “totalitarian " *iird Pritc" f*,ixi fi.lhl |iym*i v . * alternnoii clelute file Weslrtn power* over the funds to finance a new drive. fo tyranny." lloya or liiiU niarchfug in t IS Niiv 2d (vT) A gru- > , ... - in- the „General . | Assembly ' */ iv.ittuts I .decline economic and political future of sell guveinment bonds to individ­ cosliime bktween li aud'U ji'tu *, etal strike of FrenchI luiiwaymcn X Taking llir floor in llte Senate’* Inclusive comimllrc on a »enc* of .iiurndKuro|ke. uals. terond day ,o( drbafe up the re­ 1st P riie Ih-Ut) tr.(M) was tailed tonight hy the Nation­ iiienls, inany ol minor importance Secietary of Stale Marshall A> lor nuintaiiiing a lugls tax lief (mature, Connally jomrd al i nlridilua of Itailmad U’oik2nd Price ____________ 7.h! ftuM l^ig most ifegrT.iles jg ie e d , met with V. M. Molotov of level. Sqyder said -"it' is “ imper­ Chairman Vandmberg (R-Mich) .‘ltd P in e StW fi.IMt ei*. <■11 wt* that tin decisive vote Russia, Ernest Bevin of Britain ative that slunng these tunes Hoys or Gills oil iti-cornted hiof llie Foreign Relation* Com­ The rnmrnl m( i h r -friteratloh. fly the full atouiblv oil 11IV plan and Georges Bidault of France of g*eiu prosjsenty *we should ryclM, Willi o t' WitlioUi -co*tnun* mittee in urging ' that the other affilialrd with the Communitt-ln! to divide the Hilly l_snd .mil) 1st J’rile 15.UO Ifi.Olf in the blue gold council loom of conlmiie'td* tolled adequate les•llier mike their "own |>eace with 2nd Price “ frtl 7.50 GrnN.il t ’onirtleulion of l.alKir,1 rparatc Jewish and Arab counLancaster House. at1 3:30 P. M. cnui-v lovei and above a bal­ Austria and Germany if K uum Clarksdale 3rd Price 5.00 ,5.00 V i c t o r y Western Union N ego­ (10:30 A. M Lasleni Standard anced budget lu provide a sys­ Hoys issunl llie call av she lirw rrilllis! 1 trirt would br close. Nrveiat oi Gills on dec<•!Hied llirefutes to go' along. govriument vvirstled with T i.im r'*‘delegate* said ihev |,n krd mstiucTime.) tematic ieduction ill the debt to­ tiations C o l l a p s e Reported * Aground cycles, go cat I* or in Imiiy car­ The T exat senator, lop Demo| lions from thru governments on riage* • critual labor siluatnui. It was the fust session of tho tal. gctalu member of the commit­ OverWageDemands council Off Alaskan Coast ' 1st P in e 15 W lf.01) how to Vote. of foreign minislert Infouitanlt close to I lie 1'ieAiii ”A irduclion in the drht tee, laid Ihi i action thould be 2ml Prill* 7 50 7.50 I he committee iece**e-d at I 08 since the four adjourned Thru thioiigh a substantial hucigei goveriimrid hinted Premier Rohetl WASHINGTON. Nov. 25 </!’> taken if the<cuJhcil of foreign KETCHIKAN, Aleaks Nov. • 3n! P riie 500 5.00 P M (ESI ) unid 2: HI -P. M. unsuccessful rlfurls at Moscow surplus is the most aitmpillalioii Nshliiiian migJd Older enniciipllott 25 (iP)—(’seal Guard head­ The watche* shown u* llrst A threatened _tltikc of 50,000 minultri, how meeting in lamdon. ( 1Htif ftiursl am I*si|| r rittlil I <<«sii(inw^il on I'n ir illalill quarter* here received word priie in the 10-in yeqr age of workers in key- jobs as one li.H iiM .d m raa* d a h ii Western Union workers raised the last April to write a prate tiraty luday that the army trans­ btnckel were donated l-y'Will. K means of fighting the wave of prospept today that President and unify Germany. port Clarksdale Vlrtory. with Kndrr, Jeweler. ,vf Sanfoid. D ir conference opened against I rumen might invoke the "nation­ s rre» of 49 aboard, has Suiitit 4’luu* will, jd course, Cuinmutiist-lrd strikes now ihir.ita background of spreading strikes broken in two on a reef off al emergency" section of the come to town for tlie |>nin<le nml ening France's whole rcotudiiy. Graham (aland southwest of will distribute fret* gifts of can­ Taft-Hartlry l^bar I jw for the and unrest in Francr and up­ Ih r .federationV national coun­ here. Tbe fate of the rrew risings. in Italy which Aniencan dy to nil child ion til llji> party first time. cil, which rontroli «k> hut a small member* -was unknown Im­ to I*lirld til I lie Toprist O n le i diplomats chaiacteiiied as 'a Ru> mediately, The J'ftmat Guard Negotiations between the West­ afterward. The psrndv. route ami miuoiity uf rail workvit, order'd o ««ii « wc •* raa* suafcii report -fro a the 1 a « * i— — . - -.**•ern Union Telegraph Company and detail* will he announced ns fust its adherents to "parise ipate- m i 8. 8; Denali. of Iho Alaska HciVentec-O v, !c u m i, vn re n d Application of Fred Bender, representative* of the Commercial Richard Fields, negro, »*«* ns arrangements nre completer. ttiedialelv in the strike Id m ale it Ktaamahlp Company, which m ille d to melolvernlilp . in Pusllocal realtor, fof te-roning of a A schedule of the prices and the found guilty of a*s*uli with (nTelegraphers' Union, the , Telrreached the scene and rad­ effective and total in all trnlcts !t2M2 of (to V eternp* o f 'F o re ig n Jent to commit murder in Iho sec­ vcntclH1* to In- nwardeil nre on lat of land between Lncuit and ioed, that the fore part of tho grtph Employees Union and the W a rs a t it* m eeting M o n d ay eve­ ami services." displny nt Yowell's in Hanford. ond degrre, by n jurv in Cireuit stricken transport was vialhla ay. Fourth and Sixth Sireeli n in g at tho J a v io n H u t, it w as Telegraph Workers Union, all _ _ # (Court yesterday. The original! The move was expected to hull today by Jo h n ' F S a u ls, in order to tulidivide the area and that the rest was bfo%fn eVrtl the intermittent train ser­ reported up or submerged. Heavy -a fi> A FL affiliate*; have, broken down post adjutinU aiul- d i* liic i coin* * into 50 by .75 foot lot* and.erect to commit murder In the firs t, Ritfhtn-Of-Way Funds vin' which has been operating over''demands for a ' 15 cent ■well* were running at the , degree against Fields after he rottagei^ for tale to white teiij Hines* individual union locals in*. iiiandcr. time. The -Denali reached the gn.hout anJboaiL— —1--------- T l klTr - r r - T h»(~ y i'n7oi .1 T ourist linn Tla rtSio i H. iS-S., ..... . ilm In itpli gngiririhi nr i. pim-gniT ' T n T T in.T K|pi voVitlfF't"*' s fria e *iusr ws'Vlll** scene at 9:JO A. 51., an hour — denil M 1 eachT was re Wall*, P lateu .. 1. Wynn. Earnest • Efforts of the Jedcral concilia­ 'Club ri-creatlon activities were of Charles Heck, deputy Sheriff, Helunnnli selieduled u cnbinct behind its previously achedt„ Levy, William (' Davisun, Harceivetl by the Cily Cummittion who wa* atiemid ing to arrest him tion service to settle the dispute made last evening at an enthiitiTALLAHASSEE, Nov.2.\ Lt’l meeting fo r tonigld nml umdher j old W. Mooie. 4V...allow Unvis, ^lasl everting ami was »efe(rriT . tiled lime after a rare that This yent, foi'.lhi! fust. titiW for lomorrcjW inclining on llie f riiointon f N--oii, ticoige It. Uoatarled when the Clarksdale touched off when the union re­ astie meeting at the Tourist Cen­ o n 'May 4 Jn Midway. Fields managed to escape ami whs later ar­ -to .the Zoning Board of which ter, and Tuesday evening, Dgc. labor silu a lio u , ll wa* reports',I ill liislof)1 , the State Itfuul De­ Victory sent an 8 0 8 at 10:04 ! III111). E, G Ivilplill n k, Ji , Fled opened its,contract Oct. I like­ 2, was scheduled for a cnvrrcd rested in Orlumtii anil brought partment .1* officially advancing he m ight m ake « in*t u(fc*r of G lliiv ia r.t, I! 'O i..' S i t u k lB lu k e h ; J. L. Inglry is chairman, fur sp (PST) l**i night. A* radio wise have failed, the union said. Jmck here. dish supper at the Center. inereaseil venges I* foie < c Hiking imniry to counties to purchu.c *ilence then engulfed it. proval. It Lyle*, t . iUoS-RtirtT*"?.Hairy ■ They announced lata yesterday Election of offirrrs for the club . Robrlt Allen, colored, who Im-i i ightft-uf-way for new srktc- 1oadr down on s tr ik e r* , who w ir e e sti­ SI), by. \ v WdHums. J r , been charged with nssatill wutli Zoning regulations in the R-l that a strike ballot is being taken wilt not take place until the latter mated to unrulier mores lim n a Chauniatu Elgin 'Huylcs* smnT KETCHIKAN, Alaska Nov. TtmMliy I I'urntUiM and C. J. (I muImufti wit1 I'flir IMk.lift among the 40,000 CTU membeis, part of December when more intent to commit murder In tbe the dcpaitment has advanced a atea require lots with a minimum 25 op)—A Coast Guard plan* llruriscm first degree -In connection with winter visitors are here, said E. 5,300 TEU members and 4,000 total of |i!<Srt,573 to 13 copnttov reported today that the Army of 5,000 square feet and homes J. A. Wilglit vyjt* appulute.l by the nnn-fatnl shooting of hi* wife. M. Armltage, recreationdirector two metnbere W lif-that the vote transport Clarksdale Victory for purchases this year, and ha i Uomdi I I' Scott aa eliairman of 800 square feet, said City Mamie Lou Allen, on Aug. I pled of the Seminole County Chamber City MamiKurH Run . la expected to be completed in received applications fur alamt had broken In half on a reef in charge of uriistigement* for the. guilty to assault with intent to f l,000,04)0 mure. Manager If. N. Sayer. I he area of Commerce. off Graham Island and three > the next ten days. YFW district crmventioti which 60 Florida Cities will Ih- belli hers* About 40 persona attended the commit manslaughter. . had once been proposed as a Attorney Frank Bloom, speak­ ■urvlvnr* were sighted <pi the The money will be rrpau! to on the .second A venire of 25 extra jurors wa4 ing for the three unioni, told meeting last evening, Mr. Armibeach. There were 49 crew­ negro recreation atea, but when the Itoud Department from the Sunday to Felminry The fultira lage revealed, and half of these ivsuad this morning by Judge M, mu plus gasoline tax receipt i of a news conference that If thi men aboard. TALLAHASSEE, N ov * 25 (d*i home of tbe Post wav discussed, Jthis was voted down, the City M Smith in the case of FredeHrk workers authorize the strike—and were winter vlsiturs. Sixty 'Florida cities have put and a filing squad iipdei - com­ sold the Iracl. ■. George in connection with the tlti1 imlividual counties. Tile Tourist Center has been he left no doubt that he expects SEA TTLE. Nov. 25 (A»)-An The department ado pt, -d * new udiuiiiislrnltoii of their uf fails lu mand of.W illiam F, Thorne was no other result—an actual date In continual demand by many death on West First Street of policy this year to make advance- the hands of city managi-is, J. E. organised. The Commission took under consideration a proposal to' »x- Alaska slramer and two Chest for the walkout will be aet by local organisations, but beginning State Highway Patrolman I,. C In hard pressed counties, r><> os Ihivcll of the Ulllvi-tilily -if II... p.ud (’onimuniler I I* Scott Dec. 16, it will lie available every Render who wu# hit hy a truck change present parking under* Guard *£uttrrt raced through- the union leaders. that the lioqt h*d l he driven by George. The exirn to pi event delay* In starling new iilu repelled today in a stllijy ut rcq.oited for yjelrra which would lake from pre-dawn darkness ,today . to the The three AFL affiliates rep­ night for tourist activities, it was j jurors taigesl delegstioo present st gll* were summoned after tlie projects. In ihe past, only n uiunlcipal guvernmeut . I C n l l i i u a • • t- a e * f '.ia h ii ona to five pennies or one nickel aid of the gtoupdrd 19,850-ton resent Western Union employes 1 1 iittlliiittil i>tt Pttar I III K11 Of llie til cities with inure than been regular panel was exhausted, said few such advances have • t t M l l a u S e » e * * r SU afcll Aitny transport Clarksdale Victory in 3,000 offices across the coun­ O. P. Herndon, clerk'of. the court. made, nnd then only on an In­ 6,IKllI* population, 3 !-have adopted try. 5!etrt>politan New Yoik Federal Grand Jury Ihe manager furnt of goreruiiicut, formal basis. from which no word has been re­ would lie the only major ar-'a Counties, nnd the silvancrs.thw) Ihe |Kilitirul .scientist said in the More Rain And Snow U. & Men Returned ceived since she flashed an SOS unaffected by a strike. .The CIO Probes Meyers' Cane Burma I b T o He Made have received thl* year are: university's ru n ru t “rconotnic Over Northern U.S. Communications Association rep n By Yugoslav Troops at 10.04 (PST) last night. Chariotth $12,000, Alachua *•'•6- leaflet." WASHINGTON Nov. 25 Ml The most general form of (HMI. I.tike $30/177, Putnam $10 Independent Jan. 4th Coast authorities in Seattle and resent* 7,000 workers thate. A strike sail would pose for A Federal Grand Jury today look Ily A8HOUATKD FRESH 000, Volusia $119,707, Duval comnilsiiuti-niauagvr government, TRIESTE. Nov. 25—</T)-The Ketchikan, Alaska, said they were Mr. Truman the question whether up a secret Investigation Into the More »no*V nnd rain fell over* $40,000/ Escambia $1.1,150, Daife lit which an elected policy-inuk U. 8, Army Public (trillions-ofRANGOON, Nov 25 (JP>—An money dealing* of Den­ flca said six- American soldier* seriously concerned over the trans­ such a communications tieup wartime announcement today‘ said $144,250, Palm Beach $109,601, ing laidy appoint* a manager lu much it r Hi*' northern- part of th# nett E. Meyers, ratired Maj. Gen­ official taken Into custody, yesterday port’s failure lo answer dozens would repreaant a national em er­ eral llutt, in accord with directives of 8t Lucie $36,000. Gadsden $25. run the iuunieij.nl affairs. Is in .'■mutin' today but toftitwraUire*. who was No. 2 man in the chosen astrologers, U 'M lItsM • • paw* Kishl | gency affecting tha nation’* health morning by Yugoslav troops were Ilurmenr in. In 47 Florida cities, while were ntiiivc tin* zero matk m the Air Forces purchasing division In dependence will become a reality 000, Nassau $5,239, and 1-ee rTfect and safety. *$ released to American authorities 13 others have manageis under cnhlcs( wet Inns nf I In- midwest $50,771. frost W it. * today. If- he decided It would he the war years. at 4 A. M. Jan. 4, modified plan*,Hayless said IIIIliborouKh and U. 8. Attorney George 5(orri* Light siiiiw and rain M l across could >brlng Into play the TaftName* of the aix men and de­ A statement . was expected Palm Beach counties have reDovtdl ngiiL the . / i l l y managei tails of the manner in which they Hartley Act which became law Fay set off the 23-man jury’* Thursday rjtal Hit Hubert Ratiao, quritcd atvoUt $800,000 In air plan js not a 'gulden key' to Ilk* upper Mississippi VallcyieaatInquire Into Meyers* activities by the British Governor, would sur wur.l fhri.ugh Iho Great l-akes were taken into custody, held and ever hit veto last summer, railing aa witnesses Martin Smith render power at that hour to vaucea. hilt added they probably good government, hut depends region, tho upper Ohio Valley and released -wtU lgr made public in like any sound structural princi­ will not I* made this year. into the New luiglund state*. CHICAGO, Nov. 25 (/P>—Mors and Kenneth Bowers, two steno­ Premier jh ak ln Nu. . 4* hours, under the terms of a ple upon 'judicial adaptation und Northern New England ul,o r»WASHINGTON* Nov. 25 OP)— l l 'H I I V M * P ee* RUSH graphers who transcribed testi­ wnew regulation, public relations Postmaster Burmese citizens were Instruct­ execution, a* well as on firm cit­ General Robert E. mony concerning the Air Fore.) ed tn light wlniiaaca o f house* with pbrtcd lam e >1«-*■t F air weathe* said. ANOTHER WARNING' izen supjiort.* Hannegan resigned, today to b*officer before the ScMt* W it Tb- randies and colored lantern* on was repotted over most of th* (In .Belgrade it eras reported eomo affiliated With e group purMARINELAND,. Fla. Nov. 25 "That situation no longer ex- South. vestlgating Committee. They Independence Day. A three day thai Permier Martha]] Tito had ehaaing the 8 t 'Loula Cardinals were the only witnesses called to­ celebration wa* project'd. Gamb­ f/P>—A pie* for the 70-group supported In mu<l rase* I* prow.i The Dakotas nml parts of Minn­ Issued an order to his troops on baseball team of tha National .States Air Force "*o we hy the small mimlwr of cities esota were the coldest area* to ­ day. the Austrian and Trieste Freo League. ling In all forma waa hlanned United * can steep at night” waa made abandoning it." T. Vincent Quinn, head of tne for J an, 4, day, with Fargo. N. D., reporting Territory border* that all military WAUFUN, Wi*., Nov. 25 (JP)- Justice here last night by C. V. Whitney. Department’s Criminal President Truman named Jeaae Since the first .Florida man- the lowest rending, one above, aa rsonnel who stray over the Slxty-nlne striking prisoners sur­ Aaslstant Secretary for Air and Mger wai hired hy latrgu in 1913, compared to yesterday's low of • In an “obviously accidental” M, Donaldson, now First Assistant rendered at the atato prison today Division, later wilt h e b pnfient FROHT WARNING" of the board of directors “tho plan has been replaced at nine below. Tho mass of eool air. manner are to be released immed­ Postmaster General, to succeed and first reports said tha four the Grand Ju ry ,w ith -data about LAKELAND Nov.* 26 W —The chairman Meyers' activities x/kleh began to Federal State Frost Warning Ser­ of Marine Studios. Hannegan who** resignation la iately.) one time or another In Tampa, extended into sections of Arizona.' guards they had held aa hos­ He told studio officials and Lake City, Fort Myers and 8t. New- Mexico, southern Utah and explode In several directions. ' U. 8. Army headquarters an­ effective Dec. I. vice today forecast scattered light tage* for 17 hour* were' not western Colorado. Flagstaff, Arlz„ nounced earlier that the atx eoifrost tonight and Wednesday guests at a dinner party that "we Cloud,” Dovell said. Mr. TrumanaTennouneed the are fortunate that we kitow our reported « low of Dt above. Viler*, comprising an entire bor­ ahlfl In hla cabinet which return* harmed. morning In roldest low ground "Twenty year* ago there was a The prisoner* ware fiven two Federal forecaster* in Chicago der patrol, were taken, prisoner to private life the man who waa locations of the north portion of potential cnerrfy. Russia I* a lack of qualifies! candidates for yesterday by YugoeJav troops credited with a major part In minutes for tho first 20 man to the Gainesville district. The foar- new nation and had made great manager positions," he declsred. said there was no Indication of when they “evidently got out of obtaining Mr. Tnnnan'e nomin­ march out. Deputy Sheriff Jack r a tt waa d e a r and colder In north­ strides in production of planes, "Th*l situation no longer—cy. Immediate sub-zero weather for bound*" in Venetla Giulia about ation aa Vico President on tho Halaalty of tho Milwaukee deport­ ' The Junior Chamber of Com­ ern dlartlet* with lowest tempera­ tanks and other military wea- isls today, due lo the interest Aliy section. ins. They also have a high 15 miles from here. successful Rooscvelt-Truman De­ ment said they filed out Imme­ merce is sponsoring a Cemetery ture 29 to 87 degree* in low rth rate and a much greater of huilncasmen. In-service training mocratic ticket In 1944. Mr. Tru­ diately. A second ultimatum de­ Improvement project, and the ground locations. >> JAIL CONDEMNED population than the United In manager cities, the growth manded that 20 more come out LEGION HEAD HERE V -----1 man succeedad.to the Presidency of echnol* of administration in States. A. Reid Mann, American Le- upon -the death of Franklin D. of the second story room. They, Rev. Douglas Charles ha* been TURKEY 8IIOOT TALLAHASSEE Nov, 25 W — universities, and the very spread appointed to represent the Jaytoo. came out a t ortee. (ion Department adjutant, wa* Roosevelt In April, 1945. Ten fat, 14 pound turkeys were The Wakulla countv jail at Craweee* on tho general eivic com­ of the plan itaelf.” TRUMAN COMING today visited by Department ComA third order demanded ths In October, Ilaanegan retired aa fordvlllo was condemned *■ un­ to invastlrnta conditions given .Baturday aa prise* at the mender Frank Caton and Edmund Democratic National Chairman, remaining prisoners leave their mittee WASHINGTON, Nov. 25 m — safe hv the state cabinet today to recommend improvements, regular annual Thanksgiving If. Martin of Ocala, Department giving reasons of health, and waa barricaded room. They, too, com­ and will visit Turkey shoot held by Byrd Good* President Truman and offieials of two other west MEYERS’ INCOME President Brailey Odham an­ (chairman, of -lUhabtilUtlon, In succeeded by Senator J. Howard piled and along with them came nounced today. et the Motor Inn renge, French Florida in December for a brief Florida counties were ordered to connection with official Legion McGrath of Rhode Island. the four guards. Avenue end Seminole Boulevard. holiday and to dedicate the ALBANY. N. Y. Nov. 25 W ) - Improve hazardous and unhealthy Other* appointed were: business. • 1 '- *• It was ail over within ten JackJU tfgan (Catholic Church), A Christmas turkey shoot will Everglade* National Park, Dec. 6. Thc New York 8tste Tax Com­ conditions of their Jalle. Comdr. Caton, well known here mlnutea, Halaslsy declared. None Mr*. MeLnuIia (Women’s Club) be held a t tha range on Dee. 20, Thl* announcement was mada mission (a Investigating the in­ AH Wakulla county prisoners for hta ability aa an entertainer STORES OPEN of the prisoner* made any e f­ Gordon Briason (Rotary d u b ). said Mr. Goode. today hy the Whit* Houie which come of Maj. General. Bennett must he moved to the I^on coun­ and tnagieian. ataUd today that Store* will, remain open on fort to put up a fig h t Deputies Ted WUUanta '(Lien’s Club), Ztl Winner* of ih* ten turkeys said Mr. Truman will fly lo the Meyer*, commlnioner Spencer E. ty jail at Tallahassee, th* cabinet he had been forced to cancel ex­ Wednesday afternoons u n t i l who reached the second floor Lana . . . . . (Kiwanl# V1„u |, „Mrs. r. -onn were W. D. Cleary, J. T. Fortier, imvs ] eubmarlrte ba*« t i Key West .Bata* said today.—Bate* aald th e d h rrted ’ afttrr - hearing «—Tfpi Club), John hibition* of magic in spite of Christmas, it waa announced to­ said they found a number of Ludwig. Mrs. A Rrferwker Mfl" H :1L.--Eubanks,-J.' L. Atkinson/ Dec. 3 for a few day* of rest be­ Commlzilon was seeking.to deter­ that the Crawfordvill* Jail la « _roany^ lucrative offers, dua to de­ day by Ned Smith, president of home-made WMpons, suck as H. H.^McCaalln Fathar^achtrab; f . F. Rockett J. W. Knight, R. fore going to Everglades on Dec. mine whether Mayer* had filed “fir# hazard” contain* "filthy” mands of hi* office aa atato Le­ the Sanford MerchanU Associa­ pipe*, sharpened pieces of metal Randall Chase and D t apd Mrs. L. Muse, F. 8. Bperkman, T. T. 0 lo mak* a speech dedicating the proper report* of his wartlmo and obsolete plumbing and baa no tion. gion commander. national park. Anderson. Fortier and J. B. Jackaon. , and dubs. _ and post war income to tha state. guard day or night, ■WASHINGTON, Nor. 25. (/Pt f — Chairman Taber (K-NV) of the House Appropriations Com* millee today accused the State Department of violating the Saw by permitting shipment of fond and other supplir* to Russia and Soviet-dominated rountrira. lie told the lloune there ha* been a "ro n slan lan d deliberate violation of the la w , especially (he lend-leaar law /' and de­ manded an end to what he termed the "appeasement" of £ Kuasla. LONDON'Nov. IS bp>— The four-power Council of Forrign Minister* agreed to­ day on *lx items for an ac ta da In their talk* on the Ger­ man and Austrian pear* set­ tlement*. . Foreign Minister V. SI. Molotov of Russia un­ expectedly accepted a propo­ sal to discuss the so-called “Byrnes' Treaty" plan to aasure German disarmament and demilitarisation. HUH un­ settled was the order in which the six accepted (term* were lu be treated. 3 j • ) a General Strike Of Rail Workers Called In France Act Aid To Stranded Transport Rushed May Be Invoked If By Coast Guard Strike Is Called Application For Re-Zoning Of Tract Received By City 17 New Members Are Admitted To VFW Post No. .‘{282 Nejfro Is Found Guilty Of Intent To Commit Murder Plans Made For Winter Recreation S Of Local Tourists ch"r*'* *""'u" wl,h'lr,ur"1 (Bvert-By State-Rottd * s, . .41. As - Hannegan Resigns To Join Cardinals Striking Prisoners Surrender Peaceably K j Jaycees Sponsoring ■ Cemetery Project K II r ■ .XJ. .Si ■ ■ M R H M K i H tg-.J -------------------- .. ' . . ,j -— — — •• m i — — f ' ' 1 » -m * r 1# t l *• *w«* 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/. 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I M 7 T H E H A N FO R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A G E E IG H T *. Elizabeth Wedding * A * China To Hold First A fter 8 Years In National Election Movies, S ta r Says NANKING, Nov. 20 O n-C hina it* first national election He Dislikes Films j hold* tomorrow, with the dominant Kuo- I a’on Blum Cabinet e » HonllauO liaia !*(■■« Ooal M oMlisNti fr«M r*m# An*I moment, hk|t were pushed back :oine source* believed P*ul Rey* quickly. naud. Uol premier ol the Third A . me th* uwnnK' Carriage jiruccMiuu p r o e .« lo n ,o £ ^ inj f|(enden| As «*fl'ipt _ k).^ ip the Princes* «n<l her falhrr, Kin* KepuWoc i mintang (Government Party j and GCorgi- VI, left the palace fot't- would hr named vice ptemier. HOLLY WOOD Nov., 20 {/ft—I t , minority political groups iri dls* court the cheering rose, mount­ year, to . K)Mmcm 0« r advance- arrangeIVAHI8 Nov. 20 W V -F ra n c ing to absolute din. The Princes* flnd out that he doesn't like movie merits for selection of a national recalled to the colors part o f the waved making. Eventually he Intends tn aui-Aiuy:-----------The bridegroom arrived at the IP 17 military d a is to bring the give up film* for a career in tele­ There stem s. to l>e little public mmy up tn "nuniill U fi'ngttl" HP geel'q few er »lnor--nf- ihe-> -Ah' vision. interest in the balloting, widen day a* president Vincent Auriol ,-y with hi* lieat man at l l l U Eventually, at this point, mean* continues through Sunday. looked to I .eon Ilium to form a A. M. four year* hence, because that’* The first day* voting will h* The Princess. dignified and se­ strong, stable government. how long it will take him to run confined to the election of women The recall order, broadcast over, rene, wore a diamond tiara, her out his MGM contract. The Vin­ candidates from various women'* mother1*. She w*» a lovely *fig- the national radio chain; brought cennes. Ind., comic ha* tried to organisation*. Representative* of nre in flowing while a* *he eat about 110,000 more troops Into escape hi* pact, but the Culver vocation*). pAifrasioqai and labor tho army at a time when the gov­ with head held high, acknowl­ City exeea have said, “no." organisations will lie chosen Sat­ ernment was trying to stem a edging the plaudit* of the crowd. "Movie* are not my field.” he urday. Sunday regional assembly­ Kiuft licorice, in a uniform of spreading strike wave, half or declared on the set of “The Fuller men will l>c elected. Result* rau*t an Admiral of tho Fleet, stepped the 1017 contingent of troops, not llruih Man.” “Radio and televi­ U- submitted to the national gov­ from the coach first, their helped due to lie demobilised until spring, sion are." ernment within teii davs._______ hi* daughter to aliltht. She pause* was freed a few month* ago to Red ha* trfed every field of Juxtry for a moment to look at the Ab­ provide manpower, *for Indus entertainment, starting In i medi­ nnd agriculture. bey, then entered. cine *how at 10 and rising through There was'complete silence a* showboat stock, ministrrl show*, they entered the went door, then vaudeville, cirrus, burlesque, night a tanfarr herahh-d her arrival clubs to radio and picture*. He and the procr-asion moved slowly 11 -'u'tinoifl (ran, !•*«» Ilse I explained his beef with the latter. down the nave. After the echoes Mr. Truman’s program, includ­ “They are not believable en­ of the fanfare idled away, the ing the proposed 11)07,000,000 of ough," he said. "For Instance, in organ U-gan the ■processional: emergency nld to- France, Italv ‘Merton Of The Movie*' 1 es­ Help l i Miles o f Kidney Tube# "Praise. My SouF, The King of and Australia* Tuft, although caped by running under the. seat* Flush O u t Poisonous Waste of a movie theater. Folks ask me Heaven." The voice* of the 'choir onpored to the price-wage and ra­ U m i tevraasasMsalasUi la merthoS, how I did It. I couldn't tell them. rear blended with the organ in tin- tioning proposal*, ha* said - rent IS ■!!«• of SMimf tukM any h i m v content* amt restoration of Install­ "In this picture I escape by in­ vartua. TX«m Usf Slurs sad tmfcasn owrk. hymn. las Ssr *»< slTtit to tela Nster* rM rear ment inlying curbs and moat like­ flating surplus life raft* In the At the step* of the sane wary e w w sd iessi i n lM n in i u . jiath of some thugs who arc chaa- •Fitowef Whta SlwnUror the bride was joined by Philip ly Id gel approval of Congress. 5 mel" The Senate-House economic l>ot»aout mature and they stood quietly, waiting eSstsa_____ committee, also headed by Taft, * (Jk^lton aald bo want* hla work awysi— for the end of the hymn. ks Data*. h>Mot prp *mt to he understood by all, "like nlatsl*. ’ ’‘Dearly beloved,” the Arch­ went ahead with plans to la-gin _ »(W ayaa, iu b a iad dlulii . rraawal era Chrplln'a comedy in -th e sllents; te bishop of Canterbury l*-gan in hearings tomorrow on tho a n ti-" psHatta wltk B a a r ti______ and W rmtne i averyone could believe his pan­ , t hr familiar opepinf wont* of inflation program" Two member* of the committee, Senator* Flan­ tomime.” tha marriage, *crvicc and the ders fil-V ll nnd Sparkman (Dmoment for which million* were Ala), have said all points of thp "V/hen my contract la up,” he waiting had arrived. The Arch- program should in- taken up, •ddrd, “I will start preparing 0 blshup'p voice rang firmly through whether'or not certain parts of films for television. I hope to be tb* It a lia at hgMrable to do for television what the magnificent old church, it an- likely tn lie defeated. .am Dna'i la- >- 111b. . Oat Chaplin did for the silents." Philip, repeating trie marl urge The ■ Democratic - c o m milled, •.vow alter the Aicnuwtivp, »*•'* headed by Minority Lender IlarkThe recreation of the filmsters, ■“1 win' quietly. When fcniabey iey of Kentucky, said In a state­ U appear*, la largely vicarious! echoed the. vow* her word* were ment it will "wait a reasonable The bask in the sun, watehing one or two of the more atHletic ' scarcely auitilde. lime for'th e hearings to develop aplnsh In th? pool. Last weekend King tieorgr VI then gave hi* whir* legislation may la* proposed g I, „ A v k, 1 ■• am thi liey observed chemps Jack Kra­ -eldest daughter in mahiage. Phil-- S. I 1. . V n ^,k A AS r mer lind Pauline Hot* smash tenSegregation Negro Indicted For Ip Jotne'd' hi* right hand with Dewey Says Reds pift. halls et ecch other, r.iita t« in i, and hi a strung, res­ Find-Degree Murder the I» watchers were C le a tu a ___ ii miums <n * N xf e*i) onant voire repeated tile wofds: IlH IlR M S.frtM Sea* (Mil lu rin g Hint pnrtunn politlm - - ______ ___ -----------Conference For Humnn Welfare ‘ “I, Philip, take thee, Klliabt-lll in<^iiiit"Bkl4fi the? Di’iflUfTIU flAitl; | •• \ hr said "there is an even more well and Bob Hutton (both look#♦** kt,|V\ ♦»ri INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20 GP)— urgent ........_______________________________________________ lag as though they____________. were ready told members of a negro Pres­ Alexandra Mary, to he my wed­ -1 -0 situation tn. China. byterian Church that if forcu was Itolcyt C. Watts, 2d, negro" cllv i "W hrre the the Communist atmh-a f.or * ,,T0Vt* Victor Moore, ded wife, to have and to hold trv ready to cooperate! Whrre Communist armies used tn segregate the audience truck driver. Indicted yesterday an- not riding In the’sin-ere uHrb , *c''»holt1 the RlU "Brothers, from thl* day forward, for better, with" tin- Republican »iajurlly In I U un i> Fir, I , 1 , miir.I,., I , rno og* in ts wmcll I ■ Adt-le * .1. 1. h Ifte Stru l,, rt„i„U .n,i . >-|]„n llrru anil *nd 8y It___ Ilartlctt, for worse, for richer, for poorer, enact mi-nf of the PlWldcnt'* p lo -' Idtulcr Hotel at 4.00 A. M. (E ST ) at the auditorium, then that meet­ on a first degree tnurder charge is ing would lie taken elsewhsre. in the shotgun slaying of an France. hut th o T . l i 111 . r ^ncens; Dolores Moran and Beneid In health, to and hopes that Joint pro-1 > ,,(l*y “mi routed several score in aickneaa apd in ,,f diet Bogeaus,.......... Anita m Loloy, Colh- v - “ Later on at the auditorium, Indianapolis woman, was reported. |ht. *chi-<iul» Jove and to c lie tub till death j ,,,,**1* in the way of legislation i ««•*»•* No one was Injure*!. Hen T, by-Sheriff Aliairt C. Magenheimer j * ,.T^ h^ u * ,n Eun,l*L*V' C* . . I' * >‘ r ' , — lL _ W * a —Ju st lik e -Cording tn God’s . smmsored by both Ri-puhllcans, Firemen . <quickly ; do us part, accor . brought, tho however, Police Chief today to have aiimitted he had ? , u lluiy B,e sclualiy engaged l f U reJfocM dw ^w iih_riteminx------holy * ordinance, and thereto1-4 - arid’ Dt-fuScrals' 'may lie ‘nromnilv llilaie un^er~controi and ennfined Watkins directed th*t negroes ait fatally siahhcd a-m-rond worna n .* highly snrccnfnr ---------■ f rTT-S r i m 1TT TF ** I 1 ■ S ** - - — —. — * ■, ■■ m t * HI Mi urn t "The Fugitive" (RKO) ranks l t«- tme - room. -illA«■n-eecu pa nt-was oit-aw slde of the-halhand white fu rth rn m in g .' Magenheimrr said that W atts.' WBr'* re against the Chinese gov- as one of ,the most beautifully persons on the othsr. Officer* I'hiHp m I......... UlUalsith a hand. Descrihitig the prlre-wage an d , found unconscious In the room s dirertcil in n statement today, admitted ( * rnmcnt. , s% both races to the door* photographed pictures. But it The Princess then toot Philip's rationing recommendations of the hath, hut his condition was not on thp side set apart for them, (hi- knift staying three weeks) "Tin- tragedy Is, having fought rank* ____ lower „as enu-rtammcni entertainment. n It right hand, and repca^-d the veil- Prcddent a* "nebulous," Tobcy Considered critical. , and there was no disturliance. ago of Mrs. Mabel Merrifield, 0 * ’ title by side with the' Chinese-is a moody; sombre story of tho •ral.le prelate: -J lold_ a new* iVmferenre he expect*! Amopg the guests who fled year old wife of an Indianapolis 1 government for five years and , persecution of a priest (Henry n (Hcnr KllxaU-lh AU-xa/lta Mary, to have more Inforinailun about ihrough'lhe smoke-filled hnllwavs " i ^ 1!'1'j!* ,,llrd 1,1 ‘" * con- attorney. On Tuesday state police having promised them still fur I Fonda) in a Latin country. Will, i , fs i . swk__ l tj ...... .i„ i _ n . ... a. , . . i . Wallace declared. ke |pi_. thee, I’hltip, l<, my wedded what the Administration take were Rudy cFalrclolh, an Asiocisaid Watts signed a statement ther assistance, our government villains less black and a pace Ifcis " If the. the. democratic peoplrs of husband, to have and tn hold from ing after a ■conference tomorrow rlnted Prss* photographer, and I * “U . admitting tho shotgun killing last seems to have abandoned them leisurely, the film could have been this day forward; for better, with Ticasurv Secretary .Snyder. I Perry Mullen, an A'snoclattRl lh* , *'e foTSS of re- week of Mrs. Mary U is Burney, to Communist conquest aa great as|ita photography. for worse, for richer, fur poorer, Tola-v sahl he sees no reason prH , reporter, Imth of Atlsuia, ’ *l5**onn legislation to almlish TJ. wife of Hemchell BuVney, “The seriousness nf the situ |n nicknrsa and In malt'll, to love, why the four subject* chosen by |sl„| ( W .r Gondma.., * Paramount ^loy^nVnT to ^use"’ the Indianapolis. food broker. niton is pretty clear when one cherish and uliey till ilcstli do u* the Hunting rommjltee for hear- ,lrw*rrcl cameraman. Until the end of the lfith cen­ 1 1 1 pnl|lU,vm_ent. to use me Police said .Watts, since h is' realixss that while there are powers of the federal government part, according to God's Indy or­ ing* which will la'gin Monday* arrest in the slaying of Mrs. 1 276,000,000 peoplo jn Kuropo who tury llgthntm** were illuminated The three were In Macon to In prevent segregation, thev will dinance; and ne/ctn- 1 give thee should not he approved in the spe­ rover a speech' last night tyr for­ he had [a re atill free, then- ate 100,000,- hy coaj or wood fires set in bra- MJ‘** J *■have no confidence in the. United iturney, had aQditted cial session nf Congh-ss. nly troth." , ntU-mptcd to assault eight other )000 in China." mer Vice President llem y Wal- States." Txitr* oh top of tower*. KlDabelti released Philip's hand. He declined to say, however. , lace. After hi* speech Wallace issued women in the Nortlurtda resi-1 Philip then placed the ring on .Whether hills may Is* introduced a statement in which he said ho dcntlal district near the Burney' Elfiabetli'a fing«r and, rejieaUMg soon on the other six points of had noled that the miditorium home last week? United NationH after the Aithh|shop. sai... the Pie.ildrnt’S program. At that time he was free on "did seem to -lie largely divided "With thi* ring I thee wed, Tuboy said he believes the peo- . according tn race,” hut that ho bond on a rape charge. With 10V IxMly I thee worship, pie n=-*ui; f.r .n|H |tf w m # f| | V B J| u I f f ’l t*ii# 0 «*l arc looking to Congress for j had ia-cn assured this was not the and with all my worldly good* iiiiick action "to curb the Vhd'ng 'education. Iirolheily love ami the result nf any rule or regulation. Meyer’s Income Tax I thee endow. In the Home of the cost of .< living. if.o 'p jacticf of the principles of fair* ------- ------- -1 ----- 1—— Father and of the Son and of the “The American pfople are get H'Milaw* flam I'sar Oh ) Jaycee Voting Holy Ghost, amtyi," - ^ ting hitter nnd* ugly over the tra ne*». minute detail*. 1 intend to ait Jack Rnllgan, speaking a* a The royal couple knelt before gic price range under which they hen- unless 1 am physically and lltmillHil Inna l--a> Usr| the Archldshop and the eongn-- are living today,” tho New Hamp­ huslness man and civic trader, kgallon remained standing while shire Senator declared; “The slated that t-veryonc should dp I14y, and said he would make tho bodily thrown out—" Fyrgusin assured the Gt-neral e nrelate hitoired the prayerv paramount situation in the coun­ all hi- ran tn rnlsr tho level of tho launch nvailabh- to everyone. Jlo An audible murmur rail through try I* prices and we tn Cungreaa communitv and spoke of develop­ stnted that It ran readily tie con­ Ilia Investigating group "w.ould thq assemblage as* the Archhlsh iqight to have the guts and the ing market# for "citrus products verted tn care for rard parties give you lime tu rover" the and dancing. xhargri on pronounced Philip 'and Fli*- intelligence to find h way to as an example. Mt-yer* thanked Mm and thenr — |>r. J . f t -tSkUTiUrTriftdocklurT V re 7 Michael to)d -of the atN-1li msn and wilx, wnwt this ariWtrtlnlC 3 f : u t i f f f .> >;t P -j •A.AN." iT T M fRrlWSlHon to dcIAying congers- u ld that the real aini o f rdoea- om-ratton o; the Jaycee Tourist aald ho bclievi-d “it peitW-nl lion is tu fit mm far Immortalily Infnrninllun booth on the-luikc do. matters brought up here" Railroad Brotncrhood ,,n nm proposed ltlght Reserved To Limit Qunntltlefl tlonlng ami _ price control power and trncNi the development of shore Drive and of the many ser­ to- present soma background. Price* Good Tthru Saturday, Nov.-22 ""ihi-re were Some people— a tireviously had id aarisen In liolh Re- the idea of, eiiucatlim. -down vice* she is rendering to the tour|r«RllRWi<l fimii •>»» #IWl great many pt-upk-—who thought througli the.renturies. Its added 1st* who rome (o the city friun'all Ike ranks. than three generations of eape* puhliran nnd lh-mucratic my servlcv was ef some vatue that there must la- a knowledge over the United 8 latca. Tf'tMM & rlsnce In laU>r relation*. We hitve of what we want to get from edItussell Jackson, Slate Board of during the war," Meyers said. established■* rrpiUatioua for re- Marshall To London ucation so thiit we will know how cpil _ He then began quoting from Health representative; -stressed Pumpkin P I * sponsibility and integrity. Wc will to get it and haw tu use It. i the importance of cooperating numerous citations and awards lirtmdcatl t ' not abandon lion nur . principle* i i IlnallaiKil I n a >’•■* <>■>*) J . Ilrailry Odham, as a law­ With the Food Handler’s School he received from Ills wartime KartmUrr 22, 1947 thia ditpute. Chief of Staff, and Undersecret­ maker, explained attempt! of law­ which will be held in Sanford service. "The facta concerning our pro- ary of State Lovett, Attorney maker* tti csrSgMnit tho alms of next month. b-cyers read a letter from Uen- J '* •' UU MI MUX IN All YOU* COOKING Wf.'Z'rJrrpoaals are available- to manag-j- General Clark and I-ord Inver- the UNESCO amt quoted from a u "fjJ i- H la Charles Luke Introduced the eral II; II. .Arnold, formr-i Air ‘ rnsnt. Aftsr reading their adver­ rha|>el, the Ilrltlsh amhasamlor,IV, iih Pm Slilh report * of President Truman .bn Arisona Rangier* composed of FoYce chief,- addressed to “Dear Armour's Star t lUridF M u tisements. il i» lnipo*sltilo to lieIn a brief response to Mr. civil1 rights. Dave Shannon, Bill Martin, Wal­ Benny." *I.t - - -~ SLICED BACON llsva that they have even read Truman, Marshall expressed his Sta|« In the letter, Arnold expressed Dr. O. L. Barks, as a physician, ly .Gore, Larry Vaughn and Mite our requests with' any particular nppreclation for hi* personal good Center Cut* (while it lasts) said that the two main alms of Marjorie Bronson. The group “sincere appreciation for the “If thev have, we camlet un­ wlshcm Turn on oranj t*t ar vefy )><m (450* wofk you have done, for lh> the UNESCO are to grant every­ rendered several musical num­ W H IT E BACON ID "I can only say as I have la-fora . Mi* loftihsr btoon tugar. dour care nr thought. Army Air Force" and foi* Mey­ ber*. one the same privileges of living ,. ci emnamen, nuuntg, fingtr ant. Armour's Star 8liced •' demand why they ‘have elected that I will do my lw*t." Marshall ers’ "tireless study and readi­ and to promote peace. He spoke al clove*. Aid remaining ingredient*; President Brailsy Odham an­ to spend millions of dollar* said, referring to the London D R IED BEEF 4-oz pkgr n g s to assume reaponslbllty." methods of combatting malnutri­ Mir until n ooih. Pour Into det; r broadcasting distortion* and half- meeting as "important and vital." tion and give as examples of nounced that there would bo-no fie read a letter o f June 23, Sugar Cured “Red Rose" (whole or shank half) — - ""h »i— •» ymm.i j , meeting next Thuredajr.'but there Marshal!'* plane took to the air truths about the'change* we are Esk *,nri^ unbaked I IMF from General Ira Kakara, communitv aids th e* Seminole niin, then nducs hut* it asking in bur workipg condition*. at 1:20 P. M„ (EST). He is due County Health Unit and n food will be a Joint meeting in Or­ written to him when he was In SM OKED H AM S lb 1* H I __I L.L. an _' dew (111* F.) and bate 40 min., m lando between the Orlando, San"Thla effort to prejudice the in Jxindon tomorrow. Wilson's C frtlfin r handlers school to be conducted the convalescent hospital at Coral until firm. * The rord. Leesburg, Clermont and KleSecretary's chief travelling Ameriraii public ia a particularly early next month. Gable*, Fla. 1 Nowi I ! i tmp. pumpkin pit spUa limmec Jaycees participating. A M E R IC A N CHEESE lb vicious and dangerous action. companion is Charles E. Bolden, Mr*. Helen Schulte, as a wel­ The letter said In part, "We can reptare th* aber* ipiert. The sale of tickets' for the hos­ long Railway managements and cm- State Department counselor and fare worker, told of the work of sjnee discovered the tre­ Fee S**rt Pareto Pt«, lubwituu for! pital ball was started at the mset1 trloyrs are required by law to expert on Soviet affairs. mendous (load you were carry­ ihe pumpkin frrtMy roAtd or. * *“ “ * " Before his departure Marshall the local welfare unit ■■ an aid (IP bargain collectively. If that step to the aged, dependents and the Ing, and Miss Wendy Barrie pur­ ing. I do not know of anyone cannrd nr**t pouio** or yam*, pul chased th# t i n t tickets for*fhe falls, wc are required to mee: made clear that the United States blind. . . In the Air Force whose absence through a siavai rrJuca hrotm auutoccasion. with th* government mediators. will continue to oppose Russia's Mrs. Joe Corley, as a housewife, would b* so keenly felt." , lo Vi tup, omit mol#**** and add 21 for a 110 ,000,000,000 Vf ■» r J ' * Should media Him prove unsuccess dsmand stated that Uio efforts of mothers Meyer* then recounted how ,in i ublrep- Bulled butiar or margarine. , ful, we roust appear before German reparation hill with pay­ and housewives are tho beginning Baruch Proposes Low 1032 he had been selected by the ment out of current production. For Squaah Pit, follow rtcipa for; emergency boards which have Army to accept a scholarship a t As at Moscow last spring, how­ of all great things. V Pumpkin Pit, lubuituiing rooked: power to study the fact# and ever, Marshall's Initial affort will Income Health Plan tha After ,the panel, the discussion Bahson Institute of Business, winur aquuh, thorougidy Fresh — Fancy inaka recommendation*. was opened , and questions were ■for tha pnrnnkin. _ Wellesley, Hass. . ' lie to get agreement first on peace "Tho members of our ou Brother with Austria in order to speed the asked from the floor with mem­ NEW YORK, Nov. 23-<vP>Ha said he studied business 35c lb CRANBERRIES hoods are groomed to the disci- withdrawal of Red army occupa­ ber* o f . the panel leading tha Bernard M. Baru h p opon-d Us', administration and accounting Dixie Crystal Brown L* California Iceberg 6 D Six* "Non* Priced ced Higher" Higher” M M of these procedures. The tion forces from that impoverish­ forum. night the adoption of a romppi- and never recelverf« grade Isas box 13c •wildcat' and 'outlaw' strike are ed country. sory health Insurance program than "A ." 13c Sugar- ‘ lb LET T U C E '\ge ” hd' 10 lbs PUIsbury’s Best 6 lbs unknown among employes upon far low-in-oijjb groups tn he fin­ The format opening of the con­ Meyers said he studied' IS hour* Small, White, Cannonball our railroads. , ference, is scheduled for Tuesday. fence, or the constant accumula­ anced th-rugh pivrell deductions a day and that when he gradu­ 89c Flour 48c 15c lb C A U L IF LO W E R "But believe me, this multi- Most of the 80 persona making up tion of unresolved difficulties, or augmented by some federal .aid. ated the Institute created a new Mortons Ion dollar advertising ram­ the American delegation are either poor Judgement of the tensions in Declaring that he had given th i rank teemed "high distinction" California No. 1 Green Top ie no more and no lest en rout* or on the tcene, Marshall a situation. nation'# health pleura -"much whereas, the highest It ever gave box 9c Ige bch 13c Salt CARROTS expects to arrive tomorrow noon. “A collapse might be averted thought" aa a result of the re­ graduating palm by the railroad manage McCormick* itudenta previously graduatli for some time, If good fortune John Foster Dulles, whom jection of 4,000,000 M4FV* during was "distinction." than a 'wfldc Fancy Stuart PECANS Mlgad NUTS •mi Cinnamon can 10c O Iroad Marshall again picked as a spec­ prevented any of_these ‘accidents’ the-recent war, Baruch said at1 * ‘ 1 law and the ratlr federal BRAZIL NUTS ALMONDS Ro^er Bahson, pvealdent of tha occurring. But In tha mean­ ial adviser, Is expected to delay from dinner sponsored by the Medii McCormicks - ■ rboods. j called the War Depart* C0C0ANUT8 WALNUTS “ ‘ ‘ of New - York * » « stfte that! "No portion of our legal col- hla departure a few daya to da- time there would be a constant Society and arranged for him to Nutnfeg can 19c danger that war might break out, lni.qr processes has »ot* more lime to hi* work as a "A form of compulsory health McCormicks rtuoy another year “because of "A " Grade Large Stokelyg r-d and exhausted and the the managemanage «"«mber of the Un led BU U i de- not deliberately provoked by any Insurance can . bo devised, ad­ my splendid work," he added. nation, but with no natii ion equately utefeguarded, without inEggs doz 75c Ginger can 8c Pumpkin 2ya canl9c ments have no reason to Under­ tgation to the United Nations. Meyers told the committee ha The Brookings Institution report yolrihg what ha* been termed take to provoke -thfty employes, was be it should consider th* Brer Rabbit ' Issued In the form o f a study be fg- socialised medicine.' The need* McCorm ick* I* a pity that the huge guide Intended primarily for tua relationships" 'o f th* *, “that can be met—aa In other fields— Molaases ng spent to in universities. The first In a Cloves can 8c Pet 3 cans 35c >'e and th* Readnowera. ssis Inter- without the government taking t of the law cannot new series on foreign policy, I* Headnower ia Mr*. U m i p over medicine, something 1 would conserved to ! ’& fiercely op re'a-brother and Mr. Iteadnower'k 1 prepared under the direction wage requests of it ita Is tha former xacreI-eo i*asVoUky..a former State He cited an Amerk t) and tha rightful divl- & be i Hong; iKg&fffiff-tt as coming from With force. UEA'AVr M 271= = 4.;- T S ■=- . \b*\r*. ., the study guide r* Y OWNED KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Anti-Inflation Plan ii Routs Guests ati»n* on the subject." ' |: But No One Injured I)cnu*cr»tir policy commit MACON, Oa., Nov) (A) 1 r EM E a -■■ .... s built on such n > . political foundations^ Bright *P*e through sheer faw- SfreffiJS!"*"' ...................... • WKm.-L ; - of a 118 ■ Avenue j Sanford, Florida Ih - ' . ■ ■ 1 v - I ' V t: / A -------- * >■, ^■“ 1 �I,' «- •- THE WEATHER In Unity Thar* In Strength— T# Prefect the Price of the World; To Promote (he Progress of America: To Predate Prosperity for Sanford. Cloudy, occielonil rain thr\~wii Halurdar. W irm rr Saturday. Gen­ tle to moderate ra il to northeaet winda. . f 5-*BH lVOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER l o g g q — — f c - ■— i —" g i e m ^ ! SANFORD. FLORIDA !___ FRIDAY. N Q Y~-1L-W 7 -AmoclatedT reas Leastfl W ire' N O . 2 66 '4 GOP Plans To Try Its Curbs Signed By Meyers For Inflation T o G et .Cadillac - AM VetsDem and M e­ dals And Pensions O f Wartime General BeRevokedByArmy l ’ - ““ 1 ™ -..... " ■—--- WASHINGTON Nov. 21 (/¥*)— program an hnswer to 10 co*t of ftRrd-faced and flustered. Maj. General Bennett E. Meyer* ac­ Mrs. Readnower Says jiving curbs •proposed to Congre** President 1 roman. knowledged today that he once Daughter Was In byChairman Miltikin (R-Colo) of . signed a falte affidavit concern­ Love W ith Husband the Senate Republican conference, ing u*e of the Cadillac 'automobile said “we wifi have a program to which ha* figured in the Senate CINCINNATI Nov. 21 ( / f ) - do the be»t we can with anti-in­ inveatigalion of hi* wartime acti­ Thr mother of Mrs. Mildred La­ flation and it will consist of sound vities marre declared over the telephone measure*." The acknowledgement came at today her daughter was too much Millikin said draft of the actual member* of the Senate War In­ in love with her husband, Blrriot, program will await a ttudy of com­ v e stig a tin g Committee cross-questo have been the "girl friend" of mittees of all proposal* made (hut lioned him on hi* ttory that he Msj. General Bennett E. Meyer*, Ur. including Mr. Truman** 10 set up the Aviation Electric Com­ who is under Senate invettigslion. point*. Some of the Pretident'* pany jolely to help "my girl Meyers testified in Washington suggestions have been bitterly op­ friend." Mr*. Mildred Lamarre, that he formed the Aviation Elec­ posed by some Republican leader*. wife of the man who became it* tric' Corporation in Dayton. O.. The Colorado senator reported pretident. and made Lamarre pretident be­ on the GOP decision alter Pres­ Mentioning the Cadillac, which came Mr*. Lamarre had been hi* ident Truman had emphasised a B. H. Lamarre laid Aviation Elec­ gitf-friend " from- 1936 "1o" 1940 need for control* of credit mar­ tric" bought" for Meyer*. Senator "with the knowledge, approval gins in commodity market buying. £ Ferguson (R-Mich) atkrd Meyer* and acquiescence of her husband." Meanwhile Rep. Cannon (Dwhether the car ever had been and Mo) reported a House committee u**d by Aviation Electric prior |«1 , i " ib'e' ^ f f l ^ R s a A on a secret wartime visit I.n_ I. 9 4 2 _ ithat l... i*. n. L to a. gruundle**. Mr*. Mildred Read- learned Jan. I. I1942— prior to the Oak Ridge, T*nn., atom nower, the mother, who live* in bomb plant that forelm spite wartime government freeze order nearby Covinglon, Ky., told a re­ were working there. „ ICaatlM.a •• !-»«• ati|# "In fact." Cannon a a fd tn an p orter;-"T h e- tlyng* that General Meyerv ts-sayiug aie lie*. Ilc<> interview, “wo were trid -there were spite from all the enemy na­ juit saying them to get even be­ tion!." cause my ion-in-law told the truth After the discovery, be said, (OeslUet* *a Pea* Peerl about him." “No husband would agree to fair v hit wife having an affair with another man. as General Meyer* Fred W. Smith, pretident of testified," Mra. Readnower de­ Llona International, will itop * t clared, "And furthermore, . Mil­ Sanford for ■ brief period during dred was too murh in love with i i m IIm M mm r u * Three* Mi lour of Florida, and will bo guest of C. H. McNulty at th* Florida Slate Sank on Dee. "The return of the Jew* to 10 , It wai announced today by Rollins Girls To Play K ing. Lion W. O. Livingston at Tennis Matches Here Palestine represents the greatest faith .the world has ever known." a meeting of the Linn* club at the Frank Shan*** *atd a t th# monthly !3gOy1" tfenfee Plar.p— «re .me-*' Exhibition mate he* by high meeting W the M*U»*dto4 Men* by the Club to greet Lion Smith. How Chrletmaa Seal and bond ranking. member* of the Rotlln* Club toil night In the church Salt fund* ara expended in Semi­ College Girls Tsnnto team and n annex. "No country has at high a nole County wai the aubject of a clinic of demonstration of tsnnto standard of living aa that of talk l?y Mr*. Edward Klrcher, playing fundamentals will taka Palestine. The Jew* hav* erected tecretary of the Seminole County place Sunday afternoon undtr tbs hospitals and school*. They have I ’ ^uperviaioh of Eddie Copeland, f C M t l a a e e an r a n * K i l l v^Atptlin* coach at the Mayfair Inn established 2,300 mllle and fac­ court, it waa announced today tories and hav* reclaimed She by Lind Weber, hotel managing health of tha rvatlea," he said. Report Is Made By director, .and Charles Morrtodh, . "The resettlement lend hae been purchased at an average cost per o f. the matches. Salvation Army umpire ha■ largeSinglet matches will be'played family of 88.000 which hi between Shirley . Fry, No. 7 tank- Ir been paid from the JciHih . --------— woman— ptiyrr, m il JnrrtNw Xtm ngrrtM BrTTirTririeeof this tiflttM Tuna: m thfe activities by (he Salvation Army Clarke, ranking No. 8 In the South, land to comparable to the price in Sanford during th* past aix and between Nancy Morrison, of property In’ dowritown Chi­ month* w*» reported by •CapL ranking No. 7 In the South, and cago and New York, and It is Byrd Hudson, Tuetday in hi* Doris Jenson, Iowa Staff Cham­ barren waste land," he asserted. "The Jewe ere glad to buy the biennial report to the Satratlon pion, Army board of director*. James MeDougal, former coach land. They want a homeland. ' ICnYlaafC mm fa s * Slat C,. L.. Redding preiided at the at Prlneeton University and co­ meeting In th* absence of O. P. coach with Mr. Copeland, to til Herndon, president, of the board. charga of the girl’s tennis team Member* present Inrutded It. F. As a final match Shirley and William Mixon Hurt Houle, F. Ilatky W)ghtr Fred WI1- Doris will play Nancy and Jaan In Fall From Horse r t ton, Ralph A. Smith and Herman In a two aet double* exhibition. Mr. Copeland has alio announc­ E. Morri*. William Mixon, local grocer, Total attendance at young peo­ ed that he I* co-operating with Mr, ple* program* sgai 2J13S of whlrh Weber In preparing the ground suffered a fractured hip when he 1896 attended 85 Sunday School work for a tournament, "Th. waa thrown from hla hors# In at­ Florida Profeaalona! tempting to rids between two aorvlee*. 409 attended 35 Junior Central League aerviee* and 1013 waa the Championships" here on the firs* tree* while hotly punning a deer near Cow Creek In Volusia coun­ .total attendance at Young People* or second of March. ty yesterday morning a t about League,'Capt. Hud^n reported. • 10:00 o’clock. In th* senior and adult program The tree* were too close to­ he reported S3 open air program* Work Is Started On gether end Mr. Mlaon waa knock­ attended by.328 person*; 35 Sun­ Four Tourist Cabfns ed to the ground. With him at day morning nnd evening services Ufa time was Roy Reiter, Long£ attended by 2,732 and 51 midweek aerviee* with attendance of 1,537. Work has started on the found*. wood constable. Mr. Mixon was .Total attendance was reported at Ilona of four dbubla-unlt tourist taken to Fernald-Laughton Mem­ ■ 4,B9fl, and 450 homes were, vlilted. cabin* on filled In land on the orial Hospital by Mr. and .Mrs. Reporting on the* transient pn>- property of Carl Mynea on Sem­ Bud Howard from whoa* «M*E at . "gram, Capt. Hudaon revealed that inole Boulevard' ' near thh weat Belle Ridge tha party of hunters had started out. > 170 persona had been aaalsted In­ City limits. Designed by Elton Mougbton, Sheriff P. A. Mero, who a t the cluding 22 women. Lodgings were Jr ., architect, th* cabin* will ha time waa with another hunting , given to 168 men and women, of frame construction with outside group nearby, reported that the meala to 176, garments and shoes to 206. . In family relief there cedar thingler and concrete and deer had bean kilted. Mr;- Mixon’s tile floor* for the eight 12 by 14 grocery stor* to at 1700 W rit were M grocery orders and garThirteenth BtreOt. ' menU were given to 1010, shoes to foot rooms and baths. Mr. Mynas predicted th a t the <9 30 and other aid to (0. work will be finished by T au l Campbell, contractor, within 80 Contract Awarded THANKSGIVING An area was built up to Union Thank* giving service* day*. road level by bulldotcn and has For Woodruff Creek will be held Thursday morning been allowed to settle. Frontage a t 9:80 o'clock by the Sanford to 250 feet and depth to 185 fee*. The contract was let this Ministerial Association at the This area will b* surfaced Ilk* Ing for tha dredging of the 18F irst Baptist Church under the the highway. foot channel from Astor to, and direction of the Rot. Glenn Smith, Prior to coming her* four years Including, Woodruff Creek, Ed­ president of the Association, and ago, Mr. Mynea served for eight ward Higgins, manager of the with a special Thanksgiving year* -as a jostle* of th* ptac* Semlnols County Chamber of Message by the Rer. Douglas at Huntington, W. Va. Commerce, announced today. lACbarle*. It was announced today His home is adjoining tb# n*w The contract to for the contin­ the jtev. W. P. Brook*,/Jr. development, and ha U much uation of th* prefect which to A special eolo will be given by Interested In the beautification of now In tha r ralaw of completion EvatteM cCoy, With M r., McCoy th* Sanford water front. from Palatka to Aster. The now accompanying.____________ project to expected to be com­ pleted In about arven months. Mr. OUT-OP-BTATE CARS Higgins stated, and when finished FUNERAL SERVICES will bring to an and the efforts Th# Influx of winter- Visitor* Graveside funeral services of th* Chamber «f Commerce to Into Sanford to Indicated by an MV*. Iren* Lucille Rehbinder, official check of 49 out-of-state resident of F t, Meed* for th* — secure a 18-foot ahannal all the automobile* parted In **nf<jrd 27 years and prior to that lima way to th* yesterday, according .* • Police Geneva, will bo held Ba* Chief Roy G. Williams. The check morning a t fh o o o’clock a t j + J o j Patrolman Jehn Henry Patferr e e l e d that not a single S j M ^ W l e h l u T i , oat of atafe -ear was Improperly at Ft. Meads. By ROTORT n MT was a Shames Talks To Methodists About Palestine Crisis SsriSfec M_____ ^ were one from California, binder, Jr.' from Colorado, and others ^ Leona Rah New T o rt, New Jtreey, Main* daughter, Jehnie and other eutea, it «ma reported. aU.pf r t Mvsds. F. ROMSEY. England Nov. 21 (ff*)—Prince** Elisabeth and Philip, her prince, wrd jesterdry in the tradition of a thousand year* of Eng ,li»h pomp and circumiUncc, began the “ever after" day* of ihtir roy­ al romance today with ore pf latiooed Britain** rare treat*— bacon and Rep. Gannon-Revealfr *«*» th;i> hunrymeun retreat the day wa» almoit springlike, That Spies Worked witn Outride eoft brcciii lurpriringly rustling the foliage after a ipell of cold. , A t Oak Ridge Atom From the time the oaken door*' of Broadlands, estate of Earl Lieut. Philip Mountbatten, Plant During W ar Mountbatten, closed on them late was R. N. M otner Denies D aughter W as WASHINGTON Nov. 21 (JP)— Senate Republican* decided today ! M eyers’ G ill to develop their own anti-inflation T - Lions President To In Sanford 1 On December 10 England Relaxes From Excitement Of W edding Of Princess and Philip WerM W ar 1 L ,___ __ and candidate for governor la 1848. will be the principal speaker a t the Rotary lunahaon Menday. - yesterday, the royal couple hat been alone. < In old grey London, the ex­ citement. subsided after yester­ day'* joyous celebration of the wedding. Street sweepers plied their brooms against •litter left by multitudes who came in rain and gloom to cheer the nenroua maid as she drove to Westminster Abbey with her father, King Grotge VI. and came away, smiling and waving, a wife with her handsome husband. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, who Celebrant*, clustered thickly around Buck Ingham Palace, lift­ ed their voices.tilt past midnight In unheeded picas for one more balcony appearance of their mon­ arch. But the lights that flooded the palace .finally flickrd off and all the rolling shout* of "wo want the King" and "We want Margaret” brought no algn from the wide windows. When If became clear that the reat (lay waa at end, the masses rifted slowly away and some irm la a e * aa fa ** Taal J ^Sweeping Change Is Being Planned Is Dismissed In High Schools Carolina Negro’: Decision D i r e c t i n g Battle Touched O ff University T o A d ­ By The Shooting O f mit Negro Reversed Priest In The Back BALTIMORE Nov. 21 {IF)— The fourth LI. ,S. circuit court of appeal* dismissed today "without prejudice!*, an appeal from a deti•ion directing the .University of South Carolina to admit a ne|ro to it* law ichool unlrts the state furniihed legal training "on a complete parity and equal in all respects" to that for white »ludcat*. Tha three-judge tribunal char­ acterised the appeal as "prema­ ture." and it* action met with no objection either from attorneys for treattaoM ea Pea* t i l l ______ 1___ :____ 21 Wa sh in g t o n , Nov. (/iv * Dr. John W, Studebaker. federal# comminionrr of education, raid to. day a commttrinn of educator* will „meet _ here .neat - month to promote iwrcping changer in icc onrlsry education. I he change* arc needed. Sludebaler loid a reporter, hccauic to day'i high school* (ail to meet the educational requirement* of 60 percent of their 6.500,000 stu­ dent*. I The task of revising cumcul* will take at lean 10 yean, and would he a great deil iim<» wsMWin a an f a n tlal Mercury To Drop In Film Corporation Is Many Parts Of U.-S. Ousting Communists By ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘ Further drops Ip temperature for a wide section of the country wps forecast today for tonight aryl tomorrow. Strong winds accompanied the snow ato m In South Dakota, eastern North Dakota and north­ ern Mlnneatota, and there' was much drifting. Federal forecasters In Chicago ■ ________ the mcrrnrv wbuMTIrop To below sero in west t m Northern Dakota tonight and alto would fail over 4he entire Midwest and Southwell regions. . There waa light mow over Neb­ raska, Montana and Wyoming and th* early morning low tempera­ ture* of near aero were in those state*. Rain fell from southern Minnesota and western Wiscon­ sin southward to the Gulf. . Temperature* fell below freeiing In parts of the middle At­ lantic italea, with Phtllpsburg, Pa., feporting a low of 13. Normal seasonal temperature* web* re­ ported over mo*t of the Pacific coast areas, with rain In the mountain region*. a 'w "" ' "* NEW YORK. Nov. 2l-(A n — Dismissal of avowed Communist* dr pf any employe cited for eomtempt for refusing to answer .Questions of a Congressional com iintie# relative to Communist afflliatlMf ha* been ordered by jhe oration, No name* werr mentioned In the—dltaeUia—•Utemewt—but—try Hollywood, a apokeaman (or tho film corporation, said that of the 10 cited only Ring Lardncr Jr., a writer, is employed ' by 20th Century-Fox, Lardner, who aild he started work only this week on a new screen script, asserted th* com­ pany order would not altar th# stand he had had taken before tha house committee, lie added: "I can’t.-believe any employer would issue a premature Judge­ ment on a matter still pending that will lie derided eventually hr Congress or the courts." Snydei; Says He Docs 158 Hunting: Liccnscn Not Oppose Tax Cut Issued By Judge NEW YORK. Nov. 21-4AV-• Applicants for hunting licenses nearl swamped the office of 104 of which ware state, and 64 County Judea R. W. Ware, Wedpeaday^wtlh. 158 Ikentei toued county Iicedies. Judge War* haa placed Nat­ ions! Safety Council posters conspicuossly outside of th# door of his office. On# of these, Intended for visiting nlmroda toads: 'two hands, two fs*t, two ayai. on# 11fethat to all you will ever have: take c a n of them." Ha also has a personal warning for hunlen: "Watch out for rattlesnakes— ons • bite by a rattlesnake may b* your last.” Kecratary of the Treasury 8 nyder •aid last night that he to not oppotad to tea reduction but de­ clared that Congress should with­ hold action on any cut until con­ sideration has been given to foregn aid and debt lowering pro­ grams. "W# must ot weaken public confidence In go1 government ufiderii . ........ .. . obliga­ ring .our debt at a in* bj tions by Ignoring time we should reduce It." ■hi no when wh he said. Snydtr arjterted that tha United State* la *\nextrieably tied up with th* fat# of western Europe and other nation* of the world, “and we cannot escape th# result that would follow world chaos. Scientist Claims Red Tide Is So - Deadly It Kills In Few M inutes TALLAHASSEE. Nor. 2 t ( 'P ) - T h * recent Florida red tide wa» to poisonous that i* took only a few minute* to kill ft*h swimming idto it, Dr. F .-G . Walton Sought ol the University ol Miami marina libovatory 'old member! of tha Florida Academy ol Science* today. Ih e Academy, holding it* 12th annual »e»*ioo at Ftond* State Uuim»i*y t.cre, heard ducw km * of the tide from Dr. Smith and Clyde Keao, pro lesion of biology *t the Univenily of Tampa. - - Invest!#** — i; -------- : : Dr. Smith reported tlon* at the University of Mi­ (file ami showed samples of tha fishReed, advancing several tbaokilling water omteinod extremely ria* tort drawing no dgflnlte con­ high concentration* of a small clusions, said h* had been able orrmnltm which K crttid ft doIw* to revive- some of the ftoh a f­ onou* substance. Tie said filtra­ fected by "directing a forceful tion of the water .bad no effect stream of water into th* moots on Its polionous properties, but and through tho gills-" added Ite toxic content grew le u He theorised this might prove with time and th at when tempter the red . tide caused death by were permitted to stead for '■ few weeks, they I a s fis?"" Truman Picks Bradley For Chief Of Staff; Will Head VA Peasants, Police | Leon Blum Says Fight Each O ther Communism Is A t In Italian Streets W ar W ith France Program Is Compli­ 75-ycar Old Social­ cated And W ill Re­ ist Seeks Authority quire Tcri Years To Form . Cabinet ROME. N T T 21 (fl’j Peas­ ant* battled -carabinieri lotl.iy m the tlieett of Bilonlo. near Ban. in a nrw outbreak ol (he vio­ lence which ha» taken a grow­ ing toll of live* ihroughout Italy m ihe pait week. . The fight wa» loutlieil oil hy an aligck h y .-jin umtkntilicd. •uailant upon a print, the Rev, Paiqiiale Pilro. The cleric, on hi* way to say ma«>. «a* ihof three time* in the hack. In the subse­ quent fighting, two i.ir.tinmen were gravely wpundrd. Armed mob* tanged the rireett Head quatieit of the ('huitnn lVlM cratic and ihe righlitl Uomo Qualunqur (Common Man) par lie* were rejmrted wretked Diiordert turned into hh>ody ikirm idling in the tlnke iminid Apulia region in ihr her] of Itsly yeilerday. and four persons were killed, dnpalche* to Rome, newspapers said. The total ilrad In the rerrni epidemic of leftist-led disorders IlMMlInn-A , h »■ se Silt Chianjr Reticent As To Retirement From Government NANKING Nnv. 21 i/ n -C h lanx Kai-Shek declined to aav, a* China voted In It* first national election today, whether he plan­ ned lo retire from the govern merit when unity and peace am achieved in China. The question waa dnr of several submitted to Chiang by tho AaenrUtrir I’reas Ilia written rc pllfl" t!T two other queries were rccelvpit as •women, headcil by Maitainc Chiang, voted for women mcmt>cra of the national aaaruib II M l l i n t ■■ »*■■» S ill ! J..—^ -----1 .. .............. Anrphibious Dredge On Crystal Lake Appearance of a io -foot lung ampbibiuua. dredge on the south shore of Crystal Lake In the town of Lake Mary is exciting a I"! "f Interest among reaidenta, accord­ ing to Raymond Hall, realtor. The amphibian, operated by Carl P, New of Orlando, la pump­ ing while sand from a depth of 22 feet In Ihe lake to form n fine beach »*i Ul# *200 foot frontagi owned hy C. I*. Braaington. retired printing Ink manufacturer of Cin­ cinnati, Ohio,,who recently pur­ chased the Emerson home near the lake which to one of the most srenlr In Seminole County. " It la most Interesting and educ­ ational," said Mr. Ball, "to sec the sand pumped from out In the lake lo the water's edge." He declared that he was also Inter­ ested In having is beach formed on his 200 foot of Ja k e front im­ mediately adjoining Mr. nra»Ington'a property, for the purchase of which, he served aa agent. Another stretch of lake front further west and owned by Mr. Ilrasington- will ba- filled for a beach, said Mr. Hall. Tha largg amphibian to brought ashore every evening after the sand pumping, Mr. New has bttllti manv hearhes throughout central Florida Including one recently completed near Mt. Dora. ENLIST Cedi W. Bell and Walter L. l-ca of Sanford and Colin M. Gnann Jr., of Sorrento, have bean accepted for enliatment In the United Army for # period of three years by tha U8 Army and US Air Force Recruiting Bub-Statiun. Orlando. After completion of enlistment at Mae Dill Field. Fla-, all of the ung men wHl be eent to F t. Ord, Ilf. for IS weeks basic training, and upon completion of this traintng -wttt be assigned to the llth Airborne•Division, p r e s e n t l y stationed In Japan. S BIG CONFLAGRATION 8IK E ST0N , Mol, Nov. 81 (A9— Local firemen speeded to tho Pal­ ace Cafe teat night and found two steaks were burning. "W e put out th# n r » ," a a M Fireman Herman Mattingly, "then i t * the •tenkKw' ' “ Y ^ i to PARIS, Nov. 2 | (/!’) Pwinier deiignatr Leon Ilium told the in Imnal aiietnhly today "In telna ltonal Communism ha* openly d clarrd wai on French IVnioii.n and llial "die republic is in dan grr al»o from U rnr;*! Cliaile-dc Gaullr's tight wing Peojilr'a Pailjf- - i —-------- c ------------------Ihr niuatmn it gtave," the 7 Vyrarotd Srciahtl leader declaird. Ilium (ought atieinhly aulhon ty to foim a goveinment In* rc »>hice that of SiH'i.dut Picmtei Paul Raiji.ulier, who ir iigncd WfdllfilL*y. - AY^lif jjpnItr,—^ hrilf million woiket* were_ un^atuL in r n l i r m d i ji l i i e i thioughout I tame and the labor iiluatidn hniuly wai gtnwing wifne. All wmker* in Pam Iranipotl, chemical, huilding, leather, (taper, glai* and phaimareutical induitiiri planned a one-hour wmk stoppage for iim afternoon to ilemorilrate their sympathy with the itriken throughout di- nation ai a pro* lest agauul the government's mol troops in roping with the 1* hor situation. Ilium nre<le*l a simple majority —310 of the fill) assembly votes — i t ..... .. •„ si, i N ew Veterans istrator Is lican And U. S. M ajor Adm in­ Repub­ Former General WASHINGTON. Nnv. 21 </P)Prrridrnl Human today named the "doughboy** general," Otpar lh.idler, to he the next Army I'liirf of Staff and appointed P u l R Gray. Jr., a Republican anti railway executive,.to succeed ’ Bradley ** Veterans Adminiilrator. Mr.. Tinman thin il.iiled ^pecu­ lation a* lo juit when frneral Dwight D. F.i'enhower wil^-^uit a* Ainiy duel to piumr hit dutir* a* piettdenl ol Columbia Univeisity. (lie President hirmelf told a nrm -m nferm ce berlrtfsiCC know wlielhei Bradley's tranifer will hurry up Eiienhower's retiiement to civilian life, lie said the relunlri* would have to ask the grneral ahout that. Mr,. Human said Grnei.il Bradley, roininandci ol-lhc l2th Arjnv — V Who Russia Bought 21G Freight Cars From Is Puzzling N * IIY ritA K I-RB MOLONT WASHINGTON Nov. 21 — Russia got 21(1 freight car* valued nt 11,240,00(1 from this country bclwcen April no if**Or Initer, com­ merce department records show­ ed today, but who made the sales Is n pintle. Officials, unable to trace th* transactions directly, surmised that the Russians bought them from American* who in turn had bought them from the War Aaft l*M f i ( » t i l l I I i Flection Scheduled pn Soil Conservation Game Is Bagged' As V Hunt Season Starts Election of, Commifhity ‘ Committeemen bemlnnlo Association lako place and delegates tn the A number of deer, wild turkey, County Agricultural to serve in' 1948 will squirrel am( quail met their doom yrsterdaf-i t i-U " idiwcj through, TueniBV. nml__ uql .st-minnic. Volutin and other *** ^ .... .. which •>*« rnonn will serration program in urged liyj six day stretch f.. Orin Mathieut, administrative | officer, nnd O. It -.Dawson, itceml R.i'll uf Siinfonl nnd J HM. telary, to vote In the ejection. Gnv of Orlando went to Osceola Monroe, Lake Mtwy and itooia county nnd reported three fine voters will register at th<< County turkeys bagged. John Itonnett of ’A gent’s office at 10:00 A. M. In the fire Department. shot about Ihe Court House. Chuluoa, Geneva, seven squirrel* at •Mullet Lake Oviedo, ; Slovla and Giddcnrixj Park. Roy Holler reported that voting will take place at 2:00 ke hnd shot n turkev. P. Mi at tho Oviedo Futum Fireman ('nlll* Godwin who Farmer* lluibling. The Lyuuin train*■hounds for hunting report­ School at Ixtngwood at 1:00 I*. M ed* bnt little, (muting except that will tie headquarters for voter* lie went out to his own peanut of t<origwood, Altamonte Kpringk, pntrh nnd kitted three hog* far Hear Ijike, Forest City, Ferh Thanksgiving. He didn’t care tn I’a ji . Cas#fllierry and L a k e go hunting a ' he wax worried, he <aiil, limit Iteiin and Hip, pris*. Howell. hounds, who nt the very start of Tho conservation .program, *nii|, the present season, took off by Mr. Mathletlg, is carried out under themselves on n three day deer the field service branch, Production hunt of their own "without go!11* nnd Marketing Administration of to the Court llouie for licenses. Ilm United States Department Rena, recently purchased by W. of Agriculture. Thin branch of C. Hill, is ‘hack at" tha Fir* tlie government, pays thousands Blnlion and looks much thinner or dollars' of benefits every year and fagged out. to farmers of Brminulo County for the practice of soil conser­ vation. planting eover crops nnd Forty Men Called pasture Improvement! • For Petit Jurors X 1;: ErAVn Legion Committee Meeting Postponed The ’ meeting of the H e a d quarters Committee of the Amrr8 c a n Legion, Department of Florida, which had been scheduled to take place here this week-end ha* been postponed until either the «th or llth of December, It waa announced today by Joel FiCo|. Tom Cooley of ML Dor*, chairman of tha committee, re­ ported that aeverai member* would be able to nHfn“* **—..• * he wiahea to Inspact the offer made by tho City of Sanford ot a site for a Department heartquarters building, no had ordered uvisas tha mealing postponed BUTTON FUNBHAL Funeral •ervtce* for Rev- D. T. Sutton, (colored) who £le<1 Mon­ day night will be held Monday at New Bethel M. D. Church whara he waa paator. Ha to aurrlvad by hla yldow. eight children, mother and father, two brothers, four atatera, tme grandruother, ona uncla, four aunts and other reteltvea and frtonda. Funeral arrangement* ara under tha direction of the Etchtlbtrger Funeral Home. . Fartv mm have been selected as Petit Jtirnre, and have been directed to appear before Judge M. H Smith of the Clrrult Court Monday morning at 10:00 o'clock to serve for the Fall Term, It was announced today by O. P. Herndon, elerk of the court. The following venire of Jury­ men was drawn: - F. H. Adams, J . J . Melton, J . N.Cronins, L. C. Heckstrom, L- I. Frasier. A. C. Henson, Raymond C. Hudson, W. A. Hrown. Leroy Woods. Calvin Hagan. Joseph Lelnhart, Fred nollyi D. C. Ho­ ward. C. P. Ford, F. W. McCall. ^ v Howard, George W. . . . -------C. C. Dekle, J . L. Odom. Max Lelnhart and Edw#rj g Marshall, Ajgo are. Robert E. c-rvpr> K. |j Wcl.b. Frank Hauer, |, p \v*rd, T. J . Eubank*. John Bowen. John P. Hates, A. M. Jones, Robert M. Caraway. Henry A. Ruiacli, C. M. Jacobs, N. Col#-* man, Andrew Mikler, 8. J , Daria, W. A. Adam*. J . E. Hodge, C. M. Boyd. L. A. Dakar, Robert H. Raulcrson and J .' T. Hardy. . CRUISER HERE Tha trim 60 foot Die**! Cruis­ er, Radiant. with osmer C. W. Parmer and wife and ruaata from Macon, Ga. aboard, docked lath evening atoathe Municipal Pier alongside oLAha Frenemen'a Bay. They an/gutata of Mr. and Mr*.. J . H. Cqgtnim while In Sanford. . l;-; �FRIDA Y; I^OV. 21. 1847 T U B 8 A N K 0 K 1 ) I1K K A LU , H A N FO R D , P lA JH ID A ie Sanford Herald Too Much Education? GENERAL'S HOME ON LONG ISLAND Uni vernal- education, commonly thought an (</qat proj­ By D B W ltT MACKENZIE ect, may be the ruin of China, anya Liu Vutang, tho-Chlneae A I* F o n lm Affair* Analyst philosopher mu! writer. Thu trouble ia tliat every educated Chinese thinks that he should be a member of the governing class. But, ns Lin Yutang says, "How nre we going to The Ineipieht K*-*J ruvolutlona against tliu government* of France provide posts for 4fi0.000.000 educated men?" m ~— 1 • v ascitirfiO ft h ates lie., rserm sfi The llen l* ia ■*• Ml tea* I .tkW al nd> erf (•;»*- nlli*ae ar* Halatalasd la the largMi drMi la Ik , eaaairr wish b»aaea*i' tees te Chliese as* >ew V i a . _ • The' meal* le a weiaber ar ihe taid sw e !•»•*# which U earnwe aaetaetol? la lb* ■ f»> ret-ahll tatlaa eC all she local aens ertairC fa the* aewipaaer, a* t**U. aa on a » a»w» alipoirk,. r y iP A Y , N O J^ JI BIBLE YERBE rO lt TODAY HE WILL HELP YOU BEAR Y 0 U B BURDEN GLADLY; Conte unto me, ail ya that labor and are heavy laden, and 1 will give you re a l—Matt. 11:28. , £anlotd mcrcitsnii are ms tin 4 plana for a great Chiiitmas parude with toys for the kiddie*. Santa Q sus end everything. Pierre Van I’ttn c n . who i» speaking in Orlando Sunday night, used to kbrite a column for The Sealord Herald tome 20 years ego when ha was working for tha New York World. - ^ _____„ •Two Wisconsin killers who kid imped a University student and his etslfr-in-ltw, murdered him and to .life imprisonment. Such juitke’ ihould prove e crime it end is to be commended, r it ii tyvere or not. One », when men cen commit ie like that end gel life Germany suffered from n-Hke trouble for many years. University education wtyt widely distributed and opportunitics fou use-ahayply-limitedr-lt-wmr not - uncommutf tu BCE a doctor of philosophy driving a taxi. He was discontented, and a multitude of such discontents helped bring on the Nazi revolution. WASHINGTON N ov.'Sl UF>— The little guy, any guy trying to figure put in his head how we can have a quiet world, said to himself; "How can a lUUe guy like me and Italy .provide prime object leatona of- Ournmunittn a method* for all free .people who are aqiart euourr tu1 taie1n gwj-r TOY Tile prleent situations in the*« two key ststas of Western Kurope are qaither bapharar-l affair* no( have they developed urn night. are typical In their growth, No one who really wishes an education in literary and They Tb*y are the result of long and historical subjects should be denied it. He should be taught c v * fn l maneuvering from email that manual labor, skilled or unskilled, has just as much and ostensibly peaceful beginn­ ings. In both countries the-Bolsh­ dignity and importance as while-collar work. I f his talents evist! started to bore in soon lie In that direction, that-is the work he should do. after the Russian revolution of The Chinese should take a leaf' from the book of tjie 1017, a generation ago, and they American farmer. He reads good books, listens to good havs continued ever tinea, al­ though they were driven under­ music, goes to good shows, his family has a good homo :round in ilaiy. duilng Muasbwith electric lights, good plumbing and labor-saving equip­ -ni'a rule ment. His education enrlphe* his personal and business Thei* were the agent* of the Comintern—the . fifth columnists life, and he would not change places with anyone on earth. and fellow tisvelera—the "social" It’s when education Is thought of as giving a man and "educational" front* with in­ a peculiar position above his fellows that such difficulties nocent sounding names—the l*tok organisations > in school* and 1as those in China and Germany have occured. When all universities, ami lira "llbetal" have access to the beat in education and culture, there teacher# who aecretey were Com­ ... unubtiuttHw en­ ro ­ munists—the unubtruatHw is 1 no lower level, no "menial" work. In America, the plumber hance idtate) politics —and jm**t goes to the art exhibition the househelpef belongs to imporlarU of all, tha infiltration a; bridge club. Why not ? into trad* union* and the capture of strategic executive positions. Ail these schemes were pushed Britain’s DP’s vigorously but quietly until to­ day we see Communist parties In Franca and Italy powerful enough Britain fo having astonishing nuccess in absorbing to rhallsg* the governments. UoW persons front the continent. About 80,000 DP's already far (fiat challenge will go must have been placed in jobs such as mining, textiles, engi­ be a matter of pur* speculation neering and agriculture. Only five have had to be dcpoHed at this juncture, llad the Cummunist patties in the** two coun­ os unassimtlnble. It Is expected that within a few months tries been supported by Russian I the DP’s in Britain will reach 100,000. * troops of occupation—as was the Though their coming won at first opposed by trade case in eastsrn Europe—it might, have been over but the shout­ union elements, the immigrants now seem to be welcome. all ing before ‘this. According to the Ministry of Labor, they are proving Both governments must work out their own salvation so far exceptionally satisfactory to their employer*. Britain hna become the largest resettlement area In aa concerns actual military de­ fense. At least that’s tho way the world for war refugees. Though the project Is worked things aland how. They may eg. ouLin co-oporation with the International Refugee Organi­ p eer to—g it- eosnomte Ttid from zation, it is n British gqveniment undertaking. Refugees America, and it will be strange if Russia isn't providing similar are given their occupational screening only after they have assistance for the rebels. Hut we left the concentration camps and art on British soil, which may take It fur granted, I be­ lieve, that both Washington and may account for the remarkably few misfits. Moscow will proceed with caution, Among them nre many former residents of Baltic since notiody wants to see another and Ukrainian countries. Russian agents constantly try World war develun. to persunde jh ffle nationals to return. R u t- Dpfa. happy —-The. Italian-ami -France govern­ ments are marshalling ail their r 1 HII MANSION, hkcatad on a hill at Italeslte, U I., N. Yn belong* to M*J. Gen. Hewlett Meyers, retired, whose name lias been linked to wartime profit* at the Senate War Investigating subcommittee hearing Is Wash­ ington Tha palatial home ha* 30 rooms, seven prlvata bailie and is cared fur by at laaat four servant*. Nearby Is a four-car garage.(fnlcrnoiioruilj Hun. After dark, going "home" from a day's tabor in neighboring Maailaiwe ttmm .1 ,i < onel 160 romantic yputha and their fields, corns three men, one of maid* anake-dancod about the them commenting in bewildered fashion to I)1* fellow German bass of. Kros, tha cupid god who war captives “Veileicht eiit iiaudit amid tit* awlrling traffic hocfuelt"—"Maybe a wedding.” ecnler, London’s trademark. Pic, l/uniloti'a paper*, thinly ra­ cadilly. Kxubcrant youths even tioned to four page*, clipped (limbed upon Kroa but firm and their chronicle* of sport ami {rattan! bobbies aent ‘them on foicign trouble* to ralate in 'd e­ quieter paths. tailed word* and huge pictures Kitmaey waa uncertainly re­ what the Labor Party** "Daily strained In (Is greetings to the Herald" headlined •* “Tire Fuji Princess and Philip, whose crea- 8 iorv Of ■ A Perfect Wedding tiuit - as a prince of the realm Day." was announced he sped with his "We Hav* seen a thousand bride bp «pedal train to thn year* of British tradition, evoked nearby ancient city of Winchester, and embodied before the whole lilt uf the Jousting fields of world, move confidently on to knight* o f old. ♦ 11 meet the future,1' au/nmed up the Belatedly, the town/ father* New Chronicle. "From that apecagreed to allow ddeoratiun* lion,* tacle there has come to those the old at reels and1 ■flag* of who watched and listened in thi many nation* fluttered from yrara to com* if w* will g> •rrctopi. In the middle wa* tbo together and graap them.” . Russia*! press and the Moscow ridlo spoke no word of the wediy now ta practical It skin, the Comnufnut Daily Worker in London, laid the storv of the wedding in 4 ? . words and devoted four column* to the wed­ ding of e young couple in Dreary Wanttead, a London Induitria! Section, Copenhagen acclaimed the mer. England Relaxes guys, and I mean the really Mg guy* hrre and everywhere, can’t agree them reives’* It bothered him a lot. He went off in a corner and tried to think his way through to' some light. And suddenly he thought; “But thla It me they're talking about all the time. When they talk about living costs, that's me in there, mixed up in the middle of tham. "When they talk about price control, that hits me one way or the other. And rationing. That’s me, too. And war and peace. I'm in that." Sitting atilt in his corner, feel­ ing imall and n little scared and timid; h r tried to look hack in his mind at things that have, been happening. He didn't have to go back far. This week was enough. It waa enough to scare him. It waa enough to confute him more than ever. Ju st Monday President Truman said something must lx* dune to kecD down the coat of living. lie asked Congress, among sev­ eral other thiibt*. for power to •lap'*wt some .price controls, and rationing if he thinks they're needed, maybe months from now. But Mr. Truman ia a Democrat 'and the top Republicans in Con­ gress jumped on him and said; "Nothing doing. Giving the President-that kind of power in peacetime is totalitarian." "But they'ra taikingi about me now and who'a right?" the little guy thought. Thera they were, the President on one (Ida and the top Repub­ lican* on the other, the men who lead the country, and they had opposite ideas on keeping .down living Costs. “If- they cant agree on aumething like thla." the little guy ■aid to himself, “how can 1 figure the answer?" And'all of • sudden his mind went floating out to sea and across the ocean to Europe. and Secretary of State Marshall flies to tendon today for the big conference that opens nest Tues­ day. That's the conference of foreign minister*, Marshall for this coun­ try, Molotov for Kuiaia, Bavin for Britain, Bidault far France. They're going to talk, again, about trying to aettle peace for Germany and Aultria. now that the war's been ov-fr two year*. The same men nipt in Moscow last March and couldn't agree on Germany and Austria. The Rus­ sians wanted the peace worked out one way, the American* and the others wanted it a different way. Marshall and the other thteo for­ eign minister* . Weren't going to start the London conference cold. For week* tholr chief lieuten­ ants had been there, trying to get a few things straightened out be­ fore the big conference start*. Rut that's been a' buat so far. The Russians on one tide and the .other three on the other can’t agree even on whether to start talking first about Austria, or first aliout Germany. If they can't agree on eoroething ns simple an which they start talking about first, the little guy thought, how can they agrea on a peace} The little guy felt gloomy about the outcome of thoye talks in Lon­ don. He wasn't alone. He - knew a lot of people in Washington fell gloomy about them, too, gloomy because they are afraid this conference, won't romance to the*writing. of Dell 1 ^ .r __ mg -Xceounli o f The ceremony. with the British, are deaf to such propaganda. Britain, in ten year* they may be paroled retard)-is eager to h«Ve the fnbur nf*thcse nBwramerB“1n "•Hack tome ’ other inaoceni her program of economic recovery, citizen? It Is certainly a bright ray in a dark world to find E. M. Armitage, tourist director, that some at least of 'th e war's homeless have found a ___ ,L_. .-Ill I.. announce* that a_____ meeting will br held n u t Monday night for the pufpote of organizing a Tourist Home Aids Costly Club, and itiuct a special unitslion to local midenli to .become 'Modern housekeeping hits developed tu the status of membert. Logically he pointt out large-scale capital investment. Visit any electrical appliance that Stnfoid people Hand to gain shop and see the variety of new household equipment to aid more than anyone from the touriit womcn-nnd to drain their family hunk rolls. t entertainment tince they taty .aat A combination Hlnk, electric- dishwasher and garbage on|y enjoy the progiamt, hut by dis|x>sal unit costs more than $400 before being Installed. The latest trick washing machines do everything but mend and Iron the family wearing apparel, and can be had for a couple of hundred up to Jwlce this figure. Refrigerators hnd stoves that seem able to think aro available In all their pristine gleam for some more hundreds of dollars. There art irons and mangles calculated to turn out shirts In the twinkle of an eye and the twist of u wrist, and cboklng gadgets ’of all kinds, and at all prices.' * m Young people about to launch themselves in home- wet by far the weaker of the two and there are no very precise Indies* ____ of how much military tioni strength she can* mutter to deal Ifr this patented h^el-to-toe that brings back style minded men vlolenre to rea*«. lie declared in a apeeeh at N*ple*i * . » "Having failed in Ihe parlia­ mentary plane, which It tha nor- President Atiriol has liven taking drastic mraaure*. Ha has re­ called 140,000 conscript* t*» tha army to ge.t set for eventualities, and at the same time hat been treking to reorganize the cabinet on . a ~middle-of-the-road bail* politically. The recall of the trhoin brought home to Frenchmen th* gravity of the ertxU ae nothing elte could have don* It ft in this tenee atmosphere .^ - t r^ JML f n» fre n te d indic.ir.l “When the former vice rietidcnt tpoke in Mtcon, G». to an audi­ ence of 1,500 iq an auditorium big enough for 4.000. On* thous­ and of hit audience were negroet who tat -on one. tide; 500 weic white, who tat on ihe other, and heard Mr. Wallace expound hit po­ litical philosophy, without violen' 3. of domesticity. When thely parents were married they had their problems, but not of this sort. They did wjth mt/chless. Modern invention has pyramided living techniques as a result of more and mora labor-saving devices, until standards have been raised to lofty nnd expensive heights. _ All these Intfbr-savers nre desirable, as many b house­ wife haa proved, .But the young will probably have to learn they cannot have them all at once. - ■ ttf try to teach agreements leadiui>. to European peace. Pr**ld*nl Truman - wished Secretary of State Marshall J'God speed,and good luck" at th* General pre­ pared to take off-for London, The only kure thing about the conference- at th thlaJuncture ienc*> ir juncture it that Marshall will need all tha luck he can gel, for thing* certainly look tough. W* admire r Wallace fo r. hi* catnmmd the penph •f .Atlanta for their dignity and itNroiot at a lime when nouy detnonMration* are «o common in to %tny cities of th* wotld. thlrty-thlrcf position on th* hit in 1B46 to twentieth on Ihe litt Id IS4S, and by the fell of 1047, with And just when we were ebou' to rejoice over the repaving oi Lett First Street, aloeg comet thg City Engineer and telly ut you can't repave the ilrret until era University, Presloent J, the lewert arc fixed. And ^ou .can't fix the teweri to til the high' water recedes. It ti easy to t«c T E N N IS S H O E 3 that First- Street need* attention. Wn*t lies beneath escapes our notic* until diltitrobi' epidemic •trike* and wipes our tosm., or a City Engineer comci alopg end tdlt ut w h a t, awful thype they're in. If ihe fu tl Street tewert aeed rep*in.' wh»t about the other eewert iq Sanford? W bf •bout the large residential tectiogi which dop't<hfye any tewer. ung headline* of tha d*y it image of P r a to * Elizabeth * batten. » K a ir G IL A lie G. IV. Dr. Charles L. Persona , Optometrist Ban ford Atlantic Uk. Bldg. Unura: 9-11 1-t Phone Ml Bet. t - l l Ej — Raamlaed * Glasses Fitted For leading styiee, long-lasting , good looks, and lift-long comfort come •• In for your Jarman "MlUfon-Alrts" today. Men’# 11 ox. enamtliae Brown Duck Teanlg Shoe*, do Marking rubber aolea. Sixes 6ft to U . ... i i Only 1.^9 Bpyff sizes V/% to 6 ............... only M 9 Youth's size 11 to 2 ................ only 1.59 Ladles* 11 OL enamelint White Duck Gym Shoe®, rubber note, Bix«l $ft to 8 i that they an Inereaa* In enrollment to 8,734, placed seventeenth on the list. in point of veteran students enrolled, the University of Florida placet twelfth in line, with 6,- A?™, $1X26 other Jar ranna From W0.50 * Via Connecting AlrUaty Be there by air — (ho fast, comfortable wayl Dally commuter .. Hlfhls to­ 1.69 Mtiaefl’ sizes 12Mi to —-L i= “ *+ V »’ * * �,<• * l ‘ *v * . ,<)■ FRIDAY, NOV. 21, 1947 I * _ THE 8ANF0RD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Social A n d Personal Activities Mrs. Colena Wilhoit j Talks To Home Group' fttu ™ Wm Sirs, Colrna Wilhoit was the t guest speaker foe the monthly meeting of the American Home Patricia Smith Is Department of the Sanford WornClub wlileh was held last Honored On Birthday: e T S 0 n a _l jlaJSai Ijst-M.ua-D ,-M r-a»-ehe-rlub _________ ■ FRIDAT _ ---------r ------ . ■' — ~~—“ 'i 1 • • 1 ’ 1 holme. Hostesses for the meet ' S?m TnoT» T T r h e k a h L o d g e N o . Ing were Mrs. Malcolm Higgins, Mias Patricia Smith .was hon­ will have a covered dish supper Mrs. Roy Symck, Jr ., Mr*. John Mrs. E. T. Shurley of Day to ored on her fourth birthday with In the I.O O.F. Hall at 6:30 P. M .' *}*• Courier and Mr*. Hrrhert ThursDeach is the guest of Mrs. W. Every Rebekah ii expected to at- I * party given on Wednesday af-, u ton. tand and bring their own table I ternoonjiy her mother, Mrs. O. R Ilcnlev. Mrs, Edwin Shinhotser, chair Smith. The parly rooms wem de man, presided over the brief busi­ curated with chrysanthemums, Mr. and Mrs. M. It, Strickland ness session during which time It Th* Anna Milter Circle, auxili­ ary of the Elk's, will hold a party bougkalnvillra ami- greenery. A had a* ther kuest over the week ■ was decided to send a gift to tha at 8:00 P. M. All members are pink, yellow and green color end F. P. Austin of Atlanta, (la. Children's Home Society in Jack­ urged to attend and bring guests. scheme was carried out in the sonville. Miss Barbara Ruprccht decorations and refreshment*. Mrs. William Van Andcn of announced the program for ths SUNDAY __ A sucker bunt was enjoyed by Lake Mary Left Thursday fur New* meeting to be held on Dee. IB. In Pierre Van Paassen will speak £ ,a t 8:46 P. M. at the Memorial thr young guests with 1-cnnie York Citv to visit her mother, the afternoon the members will .Mima Freeman takes over Cupid's-duiies in this s o n e from “ Junior High School In Orlando on I Hines winning thr prise. Favors Mr*. Marie Heine. have a Christmas party for their Paramount'* "Dear Ruth," starring Joan Caulfield and the "International Situation In ••‘onsisting of small baskets of canchildren nnd a dance will be held William Holden at the Hitx Theatre on Sunday ami Monday. Palestinc." r dy. paper hats and balloons were Mrs. Price Heard has relutnod at night. .MONDAY given to 1 hc guests. to Sanford after spending several Mrs. Wilhoit Was introduced by "Die Past Marions Club of the I Those attending were the hon- days in Daytona Deach a* the Mrs'. ShinhoDer and the subject Seminole Chapter No. 2, O. K. S. or guest, Pat, Tommy Smith, Su- guest of Mks; J . L. Strickland. for her talk was "culinary art". M otbcr Denies Seminole Hi wul meet with Mrs. A. K. Shoe- s*n liters, Margaret Jones, Rt*»|. She inlerspcreed her treture with .B y BOBBY PARK “ "•JT l »31?. Mrllonv,lle Avenue, land Ratliff, t.ennie Hines, Betty Mr*. J . P,* Borland. Mrs. H. D. demonstration* and stressed the flwMiKnitnl tinrl t i t 'l l •* ! I j V n V a ltlii *v#' i l 'r t o i i w v s t a value of hors d’oeuvret ‘ r r l ^ r t ^ j .. , I Ann Staton. Sandra Kader. Sonny Smith and Mrs. M. A. Callaway •nutritive her liuslmnd to do am thing like CI* M ,he and Lois Ann BaHneau, Pat and have left for points -in Alabama and salads which she made. She The seniors have elected the that. s*1 1 meet, Dottie Marie Benton. Paul Keith, where ihry will lie the* guests of depionstrated attractive way* to ■Indent* who will take the Pepsi­ ‘ Mildred wrote me no| long ago prepare spinach and other vrge- Cola T est. The five highest iHiys virwtl Kmlti,* 1 i Jin,r"v " n'l Linda Williams, relative*. shr wa» a- much ih love with j* ® " ? * W elt high- Cathie Duller, Mary Ann Watson, tables. Refreshments consisted of and fivr highest girls in the state that her husband now as she wn* the sandwiches, hors d'oeuvres and Mr*. Paul Petoid has returned will l-e given a scholarship to day she married him 11 years ago. The TruTh Seeker, class of the ^ " rl‘" r" " and nd Jo> " Garhc*. Mary ”Carlton Ru­ from St. Louis, Mo. after-a four other things made by the group attend any college of their choos­ They've never hud nny_ trouble." First-Methodist Church will meet dolph Smith. under Mrs. Wilhoit’* direction. months visit with her lister, Mrs. ing ip the United States. After at tha church annex at 3:00 P. M, UmaVtc* were (narried at The program for the evening finishing college they will la- IheThe*iladisou Also Miss’ Jessie Mae William-' William Otto. Mrs. Otto arromThe Sanford Story la-ague Avenue Christian given a free trip to Europe, Tho panir'l ht*r i'ister to Sanford for was organized by Mra. D. E." board and program committee son. Mrs. R. K. Ratliff. Mrs- C. Church. Covington, liiit , never six !-nya and girU.elected from Alki-o. Jr. who was unable’ to be a visit R. Jones, 61 Vs. Ida-Turner. Mrs. ■ .Will meet at the home of Mrs. K. theri\ Sirs. Rcadnawer said. prrlrnt because of the death of 8em1nole High to take the te*i lived Andy Hardy, Mrs. Hay SlAtOn, C. Williams at 7:30 I'. M. "They resided in Ibtyttm, O.^ weie Fred liussetter. John lflM , her father-in-law. Mr*. John L. Mr. and Mrs. It. ■if. Young and The women of the Presbyterian Mrs. Edward Keith, Mrs. (iiltiert Keith Shoemaker, lWt Whilner, nnd during Ihe war Xlildtv<l*VorkChurch arc urged to meet at tho Benton. Mrs. Hamid Hiers, Mrs. children left Wednesday fo r Mid­ I we served as mistress of cere- Anita Jimenet, and Belly Hum­ ed at Wright Field," she con­ mnnlrs. Appearing were Mrs. eburch at 10:00 A. M. to work John Kndrr. Mrs. Henry Denton, land, S. D. after visiting for two "General Meyers was one Watkins who sang ph lev. These students began work tinued. o f hrC IKisses. The generaT was on the "White Cross’’ quota for Mrs. Kdwnrd Smith nnd Mrs. Lkv* weeks with Mr. nnd Mrs. J . A. Broughton their test Friday morning. After You're Gone" accompanied Young. ^ th s mission hospital In .Congo Inia Hines. hv Sirs, Johrf Courier. Mrs. L e c !Wi,h -Hie cream of Intelligence a geinl frieitd of loo husband nnd • B e lgo, Africa. During the day fIX)ill l hu school 'We ought to have the three soim-Mmr* went places Mr. and Mrs. Earl Broome had gave a reading by Dorothy Parker at least six win acttolnrahip*. together. the women will roll bamlage.-t, fold Supper Held By OES and Mrs. Phyllis- Allen Proclps as their rcrent guests Roliert dressings and sew baby dresses The first iwritsl Lihruiy Study . Mrs, Readnowet aid she talked sang "Mam’selle" and "This Heart Wallace and his mother, Mrs. R. and patients' gowns. A covered Members Last Nijyht hall is just about to wind up il* to her daughter by lung distance N. Wallace of, Fayetteville, Tenn, of Minr". She accompanied her­ Orphan Aid drive. The student* telephone today but declined to dish luncheon will lie served at self on the piano. About 36 mem­ j Mr. Wallace nnd his tnothrr are noon. ber* wen* present for tho meet­ voted t„ donate to this worthy sav whew- site was staying The W. M. U. of the First cau-i. Donald Howard, rhairman Alton! Bo memtorx and guests touring the State. "Mildied told me that the grning. , of the elass, nnd Mr*. Chittenden s'ral's charges wefr- at'sojutgly' utiBaptist—Chfrch will moet for a attended the revered dish wipper ha\e many other projects plnmrvil tn ie." Mrs. Iteailnuwer declared. mjsslon study course at tho belli by Seminole Chapter No, 2, • Friends of Mhi* Jean Sayer for after- Ghrlatmaa, - —r — — ■**flhtr Tt*ld that she never was out church. Thr' group will study tho O.ER. preceding their regular will be Interested to learn that Brotherhood O f A huge numlier of student*, ot wilh him alone in In-i lib '.". * book.— 'Thai—tlwy - World -May- men*hlvTnrettmr The mTst'nea* she- has "been selected to appear •rssiiuKjva* called to order at in the modern danee revue at Baptist Church M eet 0c |ier head, attendeil t.hc,"Studeiu Know." After -tne meeting at senior The romance lietween LamarreCouncil sponsored move "Sue*." and his wife stinted at Miami (.1 0 :0 0 A, M. a buffet luncheon R1:00 P. Xk by Mrs, Jark Burney, Florida State University. The Worthv Matron. program Is scheduled for Nov. 22. ~ w lll be enjoyed. Mrs. W. D. Gar- Worthv Reports of Brotherhood Acti­ The film, an arcount of I lie tiuild- Univeisily, Oxford, i t . when both of the Sue* Cwnel by the were students there,, the mother Routine business was carried on diner will to in charge of the vities were ittadf- si the regular Ing Mr. and’ Mr*. Cl W. Farmer monthly meeting of the Men's Firm'll, was enjoyed lij all who ■aid. Mrs. Lsmarie graduateef program. . i- and Mrs. Joe Corin' reported that plans are being formulated for and Mr. and Mr*. J , Jim o ll of Brotherhood of the First Baptist attended. from Miami irr t'.tl'i ou.f t.niiiiirre TliuMiiny inoi nlng In Chapel the „ Vi,nr p\,.r the organization of the Order of Mnron. Ga havr arrived on thetr Churrh Tursdajf night. Approxipiearnted another 11. E. D, Byrd I h Honored the Rainbow for girls which will yacht to visit for a short while matcly *00 reprrsent.tive. of the Student Goimril ^ L aU u un -w ^ .U ^ i-iw -tbw be sponsored Iry Ihe local chan- with Mr. and Mrs. J , II. Cnahurn -JlL-ehiircbc-rrir~thp 1• SemttinTP A«ir 3>l s h a r e h e w l w t h p Br m llllHO ‘A T «• . l— k « f th e W ith BirthdayDinncr. -tee*—She— stntPtl— tmn— R— was Hh<I Mr. anil Mr* P. If. Tcpsir at soclalion attended Ihe association- combined help of Mjss Chittenden. 12 most« ’ >«beautiful girl* oil lilt Mrs, Coleman, nnd Mr. Mrt'nsHn campus that vent. Btu- also was hoped to have the group or­ thrlr home in jRayfsir. al meeting at Daytona last month. amt their rlssses the program was E. D. Byrd was hoRored last ganized ,before the Annual Grand active in sorority circle* and ner­ The Sanford Brotherhood, which malic a huge Slice)'**. • night with a surprise birthday convention is held in Tamved a* president of the senior Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Haynes and had charge "of the programs had First on the ptogtam was the women. dinner given by his wife at their na: The convention will be held , the largest delegation with 30 _h o m e on Silver Lake at 7:00 .Dec. 29-30 at the municipal audi­ C. K Gormly left this morning present. Dr. 0 . S Selman. II. E. devotional, tend liy Leslie llaivey. W o'clock. The Byrd home was torium In Tampa. All Masons for Jacksonville to attend the Morris, K. II. Carter, and John Ruliy Brewer, announcer foi thr beautifully decorated with* chry­ and Eastern Star members are funeral of Mr*. II. H. Stevenson Miller spotie at the meeting, ac­ skits that were directed by Mr*. Wallace (Jure Joins. who diejl in 'Juntpis on Thursday Coleman, announced thnt John santhemums, bougalnvillra, poin- Invitedat ths home of her ‘daughter. cording to Douglas Jolie, Program would make a talk on "What “ Arizona W ranglers” settlas and greenery. Mr*. Burney announced that de­ Mr*. SSsvsnsun was well-known Chairman. Douglas Stenatrom, Root Is A Library?." The talk John Those attending were the hon­ grees will lie presented at the Wallace Goto, talented young or guest. Mr. Dyrd, Mr. and Mrs. next tegular meeting of the group' In Sanfout where she lived many President of tho Brotherhood, pre­ mad,, roversd all pha*es of lilnaty H. F, Hate, Mr. ami Mr*. O. R. and that the annual Memorial ex­ years ago. Shi- ha* been a regu­ sided over the meeting and spoke use from reference to teclmicnt nrlist on the steel ’guitai, arrived i on the Soulhslde Brotherhood Volume*. Also, 4i« gave n review Btnilh, Mr*. M E. Brown. Mr*. D. ercises will be held on Nov, 30 at lar visitor here during the past recently from Tampa td;'join the J A. Watkins, hiss. J . M. Watkins, 3:00 P. M. with the puhlir in-lug several years. She was the sis­ Program for 1948. Dirk Filbert of the development, of the lihi.ny string oreh*-tin -of "Idilit* Dove | ry, A. C. Madden, and F. E. God­ system In our college* by citing ter of Mrs. Haynes snd an aunt Dickie Frank, Viola Skinner, Ma- invited About 35 mctpbt'rs and of Mr. Gormly. win also were on the oiograin — the various rules 'that governed ami his Arizona Wiitngler*," who than Myers, Pat and Rudolph visitors were present an- in ntmh ihatiaud of late foi The Sanford Brotherhood Quar­ tba cailv college libraries;’ Smith and Rex and "Buck" Byrd. meeting. cluii lum-hron*, dances and other tet, composed of Martin Htineciuhe first skit followed John’s ST. MONICA , that was- "The Turn Of The entertainment picnic which hrr. E. B. Carter, Myron Smith, The Thanksgiving plenle Mr Gore- i- a veteran of Wot Id and Evans McCoy sang at the IlKikworm." In a wotmy-coslmite, was lo have been held by Si. -Wnr IT and r rvefl »v|lh the Ktrst Slate Brotherhood Convention in made af ntange and given awning, Monica Chapter, Holy Cross Epis The San- .Stanley llrumh'v poitrnyi-d the Cavalry,, Ibvi' ion . ’ in the I’arifi: ,* copsl Church, on Nov. 24 has beer. OrJamlo Monday night. Part of the ItiM ik Worm. \fte, 1 \ ! ' " “V Miami..n violin nml] postponed because of the Men’s ford Delegation at Ihe Convention al*.*, ' tied for th a t 1 consisted of Dr. W .. P. Brooks, singing one numlwr he sat t - 1,1 1 Mr..tin bass vml, Club supper. scheduled , Duugtas Slcnslmm, Gordon Ilrls- waul the Imi’k of Ihe singe and j v" l ,,,a,,x. Marjork* Bronson, ft.same date. ' Vln^ ' ■l '«V4l" " '" I , ■otv and Rav 8lat»n, in nddltiun announced Hu- pame of eiieh book 1 ' *»*»**»«. "/ to tho member* of the quartet. it* it was ai'li-rl out by sttidants tnndu giiltnrist, reci’ntly Joined, Dr. Doak Campbell, Presiih-nt of in apltVnpriale costumes. When the. skit was eoncludeii (tie un til -1 rrt, Roth have Ih-1-11 Florida Slate ’ University, madw h a itl am i ttll m * > tiUn-e-b-kn* inmiliwi I he nrinrlql- s.Mrfl.* .at it,------— Mr. Eml'l ncerthb Inrtd lltlrklllon*. on the iiinno, Terence. • "The' Man I Uiye" by Those on the prngcam of the You" ami "Th aked .m starrl* will never fnil regular November meeting were' Gr-ishwln. The npplrtn**- was *>* if Bthe milt, is scalded .before., I«Douglas Jobe, Forrest Gslrht-I, Inutl and long he agreed to piny ing ail'li-'i i" tin- egg yolks. Don't Roy Reel, A. I*.- Thomas, and E. another numlier for fear the tu.lse overbake n eu*tard. » v"iil>l ileafru the 0 Carter. 'Ju lia n Benton, W. O. I applause I Stansol and Arthur Dougherty siii.Jents If continued muck longer. were visitors. The regular Decem­ Again the applause us* >" liiiul ber meeting on Ihe third Tuesday; and long tiiul he was foVceil I" a board-uf dtrrctnrs, made up <>( studfiil* port ray Ing various type* night of December will he a play again. An original skit by Virginia of book* iM fstery, Hi;,lory, Novel, Ladies N ight All wive* of Ihe members of the Brotherhood are Tison was then produced title-*! Technical, clr.t lu-hl n healiii "flood Books Get Together-" The dchaw .over who wan the romi Invited to attend. ■tudenta acting In this skit were widely used class of book* in th* tnkch ___ from _ _ tire ___ rooms of Mrs. library, W. M. U. 'MEETS Itisbee, Mr>. Lynch and Mr. Me—J The program Wn* jitrscnted wIth Ouit cry[n^. bid/Where "A frica" was the topic of the f'ariln. Also In this skit two rhild- ] ||„. tlietii- of Book W■ek. Miss I’aulette Cason and; Bytou Heard then pri-si'ulcd program for the monthly ^pro­ I'm taking you they have gram meeting of Circle No. 3 of the Women's* MisslonaryrtJnion Routh's room at Grjjijuiter School - the LibraryV wihtiing Float in the j on Monday afternoon a* the revelwad two’ ImmiWs . The l*pnk* lloiiiectomtig Game. Alan It pielots ^ 6 /F r s fro m held church. Mrs. H. Ashley was in ptotrayed in this skit were Latin , seated Walter Gardner with H"' neighbor*, Spanish cos. j Talf-nl Show |o ire to la* ilivi.b-l charge of the program which wn* American turned students. Smarter and , Ixdwt-en Walter, .ll'umy Rowell, presented In radio form. About 75 .Smoother, ___ . aa boon bonk on on teen-age nnd Joe Harris Wright, members were present. — stlijumte, ami Keys lo Brazil. Also Small amounts of fluorine In - . , Jeweler drinking water are believed to prevent tooth decay although too 112 So u th P a rk A venue Beautiful French Crepe BLOUSES large amounts eauae Doth dam­ age Social Calender P r \ W A TC H B E P A IIH N fiALL WORK GUARANTEED SH E A FE B ’sS J E W E L R Y (F o rm e rly R oliert s ' J e w e lr y ) I I I W est F i r s l ’ H ir e d . M cC rory s C andy Specials jdershey Chocolate Almond Bars .... Mars M ilky Way Bar ............ ....... Mars Snicker Bar ___ ;. Butter Finger Bar 5c 5c 5c 5c Alllk O im tilulv Hand S tru n g Marshmallows ... ............ Milk Nut Chews, peanut center Victoria Chocolate Peppermints CellnpliuiH- w rapped Clear Mint Loffs*. lb 50c lb 60c lb 60c ‘ ;r x .. lb 45c. 1’nnned I’epiu-rminl Uri-ant CenlcrN, Assnrled Colurn Hostess Mints Ih Cream and Jelly Mix ................Ih Rose Mark* Chocolates Ih hox JlcUiin-Chocolatc-Thin Mints Mb tmx Chocolate P u ff Cakes ...... . Ih Pal Colored Bubble Cum , 5 for Chocolate Covered Dollar Mints lb 40c 40c 60c 60c 50c 5c 50c llunldi* IH|i Chocolate Covered Peanuts lb 60c I Wm. E. KADER 71 PACE TH R EB I ■■■ ' - J __ LTf Mr*. M. C, Stone entertained dur­ Isar^e Crowd Attends ing the refreshment hour with . * * ■- * Pilot Benefit Party sovernl piano selections. Refreshments and tallies were Jtronii- ro | n re ,d chrysanthe­ In keeping with Ihe Thanksgiving mums, white star Jasmine and season. ^ Mrs. Al F. Hunt was Durantn U-nies and greenery general , , *■chairman . . on . . .arrange-, were Used to decorate the Tourist J.111,' .* , l,r, * , ante Mra, Jow ad i liiuL-i.if .L-i-nrat Iona ■. C.-pt.-r for the Chinese checker* parly sponsoml Mrs. M. L. Rub..in was rhairman hv the Pilot Club last night which of Ihe refreshment eommittce and others, assisting were Mrs. K. B. was attended by n large crowd. Randall; J r . Mrs. Esther Rive, For scoring high Mrs. Roy Til- Mrs. Lo urine Real., Mrs. J . . L. tis won the Indies prize and high g ark< Mni t t ,| llr-mme, Mr*. I t score prize for men wen to Joe A Swanson. .Mr* ■/. B. Ratliff, o .o Thy r Mr> XI T ck nl I I *VoPr fi»r 'th** i r ir Mrs. A.*•W. Lee. Mrs. It. E. Chapu*m ni —* • ■{ * .1J m - *Hunu ■ t iiinitt Airs.. -AL ( **. AUt# ladies ami the men a prt*,> was MnU(|(< Un M, „ awarded to Gordon Bwceney. i j|,nUin wilh B E A •U T IF U L L IN E N S * Pure White 70 x Irish Linen Damask Cloth KO $18.50 t Linen Napkins 22 x 22 d o z ...... $14.95 Belgium Hand-Drawn ,AII Linen Cloths 51 x 67 .......... $5.95 ,57 x 77 ............ $7.95 Matching Napkins 15 x 15 doz .. $5.98 �.* A- S Contest Is Hated As Gator Cagrers W ill . TossUpByCoaches: i Open Season Dec. 3 Five G ridrlrro.w m Nnv.ZI (SpePlay Last Home Tilt rialGA1NF8VII.LK I — A. five-man -lelterm nn By ARTHUR BECKWITH. JR. Herald Hporta Editor The .Seminole High School Cel­ ery Fedv brine the curtain down en their final home contett of the 1947 grid *ea*on tonight at- the high school athletic field when they entertain th# Seabreeze High School Sand Craba in a rough and tumbla affair that i* rated aa a toss np bv coaches of both teams. Seminole tied Eustls in a n to • affair, but the Panthers were Seabreoie eleven defeated by the Scahreo: bv a 12 td 0 margin. Hanford haa a record of two victories, four defeats and one lit*. The .Craba hare' posted two victorias. three loaaea and one tie Urns fgr thla y#ar. Coach Bus Dunlop statrd last night that he thought the two teams were about evenly match- Claassen Picks Gators T o .Trim. Miami ‘Canes irroup forma the foundation on which t|ie University of Florida basketball team muit lie built thla year, and only four daya aeparate the end of football teaton from actual game activity on the court. The Gator eager* entertain the University of Tampa here on Wednc»day evening, I)ceeml>er 3rd. Coach Sam McAllister, working nightly for the past six weeks with a 21 -man squad, haa until very recently, stressed physical conditioning, but remaining wqrk will hr pointed directly at getting set for game competition. ----The squad is composed of five lettermen,' five reserves of last season, and eleven freshman. The basket lial I sweater wearers are center Hans Tanzler, guards Immar Bridges and Julian Miller, ami forwards Boh'Hamilton and Hill Atkinson. Between the opener with Tdinpa on December Ilrd, and the Christinas holidays which start on the 20th, Ihr Gator* clash with Mississippi Htate, Auburn, ami Miami In a total of eight games. The remaining Id of the 24-game regular season start on January fith against I*. . 8, U. in Baton Rouge. ta the final hi** weekend of mlteee football thla so*nn and Is the Ssttii-dfV of tradition—when nrevlon* form and records «o out ihe window. » It..wI and 'hey should iret that victory on the nuartethacknlg and naa.imr of Jim Powers and fieorre •Murphy. Rhakv Held tradcrsMn hna cost UCLA several game* and could be fatal In ethla fray. Southern California. Ohio State-Michlgan: It I* doubtful whether the Wolverine* will doidieate their 58 to fi mass­ acre of a year ego. Hut they Hut here's hoping that the form will hold true enough to perptjt a duplicate «f last week’s efforts when 70 winners were named rnrrectlv and 12 were missed for an #cL average of .854. That liftrd the Coach Carl Kettles stated that season's totals to 469 correct. 102 the Crabs are a large .learn, and tiKiirrcct for an average of ,810. that the Feds would have to tu­ This week’s selections: la top forin to take them into Southern Callfornla-UCLAt A camp. Southern California t r i u m p h Five Seminole* will b* playing would give the Trojans the opthe last home contest of their port unity of playing In the Rose prep grid career. They include have the talent to do It. Michi­ buddy • Weatherington, H o l ly gan. Pierey, Johnny Alexander, Byron Tidsnc-Notre Dame: This game Beard and Chuck Herron. is ImmiHnnt onlv In that It ends, for the time being at least, an­ The Crabs will l« running from other series. The Irish have too the T " formation anil will premuch power for Tulane Notre sent a difficult problem to the Florida State Plays Dame,. Bgminole defense. Coarii Kettle* has baen setting up* special de­ T P I Saturday N igh t n»rvard-Y*le: There is so much tradition connected with this one fenses this week to combat the lhat 70.(881 persons, including A. tricky plays that are possible by TALLARAH8EE Nov. 21 (A 8 - A. flisgg. will sit In on it. A use of the “T ". State University. The Florida Stale The Seminole aggregation I* In Reminules and Tennessee Poly­ superior .Yalt line ami the ap­ top physical condition for the technic Institute of Cookeville, parent return to form of I.evl contest, and every varsity ‘ msn Tenn.. will clash on the gridlfun Jackson give the KU* the edge over Improving Harvard. Yale. .WlJI hft In. uniform fur ‘ be tiff, -heretom 'j i row -wight:----—---------- — LSTT-ATsKsmil ' Jtlrir.- the Ala-’ Coach Dunlop's eleven will he The young Seminole*, defeated handicapped by the lota of first hy Stetson and Cumberland In luima linemen have lost their rxstring guard, Jim Carljn, who first competition, will lie the de­ ress weight they have yielded suffered several broken ribs in cided underdogs on the basis of lust two touchdowns In their last five games. And they have the Ketterllnu* game last week. comparative scores. Jkwc!l_Tn<r and Harry GUmcr Th# probable starting lineups The local eleven dropped a n o on their side, too ’ Alabama. decision to Cumberland while TPI Smitheru Mrthodlst-H a y I o r : rolled »?er the Ciinflu’rland IfliyuL -They—take—4un»a—healing—each G ille s p ie __ other In the Southwest Confer;'George However. Ihe Cuidrn Kagles enre hut why should HMU wait with a season’s record of three win* and->ix losses, have been defeated 48-0 hy tile University of Tennessee ami 08-0 by Vander­ bilt. Coaches Fd Williamson anil Jack Haskiti hope to haw their Semlnoles in top physical condi­ tion for the game. The Holden Kagles are reached hy Hooper Khlrn, former Tennessee mean the Big 8lx title for that chili, depending on what happen* A capacity crowd of in the -Oklahoma-Nebraska affair. expected to witness the game. We atick with Ray Frans. KanPhone Phone The U. 8 , Navy yard nl Hamp­ SILVER Noith Carollna-Duke: Thla con. ton Ituads Is tin* natinn's oldrig. test will hare alt the pleaaantriea FLEET A ear ferry service tyas estidi- uf a civil..war. CABS Ilahit! across Ran Krapc|»c» _U*y season setback*. North in 1880. Carolina. 8t. Mary’s-Boston College: .Her­ man (Squirmin) Wedemeyer and his California mates.have travel­ ed across the, country to spend a NOTICE very said afternoon in Heantown. Boston College. la Now Heady For Special Parlies and Han/jurU s2lit ( zW l; . .'"^5 " For Kexervalidtui Phone Orange City Hotel * FRIDAY. NOY- 11. 19*7 T H B S A N F O R D H E R A L D . SA N FO R D . F L O R ID A •AGE FOUR - Orange City, Florida a Cleaning It I* very rare that lightning strikes Lwire in the same spot. Penn Htalr to win and finish un­ defeated. V.Skipping over the others in a hurry: Friday • College of Pacific over Fresno, Wake Forest over Duqueene, FlorIda ovyr Miami. Saturday Fast: Colgate over Boston Uni­ versity, Columbia over Hyratuse, Ueorgetown over George* Wash­ ington, Holy Cross over Fordham, Lafayette Over l-ehlgK, PrincetonDartmouth. Delaware over Wash­ ington A I-ee, lo-bamm Valley over Juniata. Muhlenberg over Burkncll, Toledo . over Canislo*. Washington A Jeffrson over Dick­ inson. Weal Virginia over Temple. South: Cterason over Auburn, Georgia over Chattanooga, Mis­ sissippi State . ovar Mississippi Southern, Tennessee over Kentacky, Vsnderbllt over Maryland, William A .Mary over Bowling Green. The Citadel over David­ son, Louisville over Washington University, Marshall over Brad- BODS , 81 nee mld.lDjy the U. 8 . popu­ lation haa Incraaaed more than 14 million, _ A c c c B B o r le s The Hamburgtr Is first recorded In 780 A. D. when Italian physi­ cians precribed chopped beef fried with onions as a curs for cold and roughs. A L L GUNS Glance Over Gator Season Gives Few N otc?uO f Interest GOP Price Curbs •they «w rr—permitted tw atw y iiji the Jolt <o they could he watched snd thu »py network traced. He "We were told these spies couldn't do any damage because u inkers in one building were never allowed to kaow what work­ er* in another building were do­ ing. Besides, a system Was act up to fool them." He said lie never had heard what the government ddl with thoee who were known to be en- May, 1645, after some congress­ |men. men, he said, began to grumble •tmut the “foolishness" oi ___ Ing millions on the then secret tttnm plant. ■ He related Secretary of War Stlmsuh visited Capitol IIIH. and l a-lied mcnd.fr* of the committee Bobby Kcirlies, Kldrige Beach, Loren Hroadba, Billy Parker, Fat'Johnson and JoS'Chesmer. Ja ffa la the Mediterranean port for Jerusalem. '> SATURDAY'S NETWORK FOOTBALL ity the (Time is Faitcrn Jttemlabl) Harvard va Yale—t : IS I*. 11 MH8 (lo I * followed by conclu ■ion of Tulane va Notre Dame). I'rincelon va Dartmouth—1:45 I*. M. NBC f'urdue Va Indiana—2:25 I*. M. CHS Kautaa va Missouri -.1 P. M. CBS (Note: CHS will alternate lietween thla game and PurdueIndiana). to make a secret Inspection trip to Oak Ridge. "W e left secretly on a mklnight plane," Cannon aaid. In the party were Reps. Cannon, Taber (R-N Y). Engel t K-MIchi, Snyder (DPa) anti Mahon (D-Tes). "W e were, astounded to find a city of 80,000 people." Cannon continued, “and we asked it the enemy nations knew. i I 1 ! I ' 5 5 c * °$ i The Sanford Uphototory GUNS WHILE THEY I.A8T ) CAMPING EQUIPMENTi , STOVES, LANTERNS, ETC. 33 Year*’ Experience • Slip Coven funion made- gnaraoteed to - flL • Upholstering of all ktnda. • Wide seiectlon of ; materials. Sanford Upholstei Slip Cover Shop llftt Park Phone 11 H. JAMES GUT AGENCY 812 C. FIRST ST. Just the Time fo r Cold Weather Comfort! yards and two touchdowns. Fight S E A T COVERS Women’s Robes , TkicfrTuft Chenille! * with one he copped; and Billy Parker returned Iris single jn le r reotion 46 yards. In the t«ss receiving departtnent left end Tommy Bishop ha* eaughl seven passes for 68 vnrd* and one touchdown; Dewell Rushing -tnnwr* nut’ f o r the sea­ son with an injury) caught aix for 71 -yards; Chuek Hunsinger gain­ er! 71 yanl* on five catches; and C a rs Hood Aseorlmenl (Yale Tlrm) Seminole Tiro Shop 201 N. Park Rhone 37 foil'll like the toasty warmth of — there tufty chenilles. . . the flat* tery of their glamorous wrap* •round styling! Aqua, tenrose, cherry, while and copen lilue. Sixes for everyone: 12-20, <10-46; Chenille IVraparoundaJ Girls’ Robes She'll Iqvc tire luxury, of ihickly'. tufted chenille — Ihe- glowing and 1 Wash Receipt—ul Your colors o f copen, iqu.\ Karle^ {earose, maize. I'-I 1. "LAUNDERETTE'1 STOR^ ty VhtnllUl Toddlers’ Robes Two cunning style* to keep *e« warm! Wraparounds like Mom’i in copen, red, aqua, peach; oi pastel appliqucd styles. 2-6- whoh w fk'i with dm /■ 30 n / n v ffs whll$ yog nst o r ihopl m > obt - beautiful white wash—everythIng sweet and ri*w> Bendir dote extra Jobe . . . "Bath tnMitt tJ enftetif CurttlruJ Slip eoiareT* Slip Cover Shop AMMUNITION Did you ever slop to think about replacament coitt of clothing, linens, curtains and other valu­ able items in your home? Check how snd see if your .present Fire fm urence adequately covert these., , Announcement CAPS and COATS Brazil l»rc«mv Independent in Men's W OOL ROB£ST|. j |M and 0.90 Second Street A t Oak Avenue B id i' wool ian n e) In hand- �r H A N FO R D .11FH A LD , H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A V K IU A Y , g O V . ?1 . 1847 “ vms ! L r , a g a M s a g g ■1 1 rn f f \ f T don *tH avf much fun K IU j Legal Notice WHfW THEY HAVE cross m s Ill amutit «n Ulifl that childita outturn ciQ7i •»n. Protect tout loved one from paimantst dt>liluumtnl Site Ricoalliullion Method olltft BEVERAGES •ALL O F T U L O L D F A V O R IT E S ’ t• • fo r Y 0 1 JU H U N TIN G T B ) ^ . i Tinmr — l -twwaer—' w 'iWwarwi 1 " twr rooai.r : “: : r . 3 T B I E L ’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR Ikit NM h t t n h itiU tiN Wnte — ClOSt «YI rouNDATiOM sot oiAitAM iu k >. MCxvourxu. n o * o x Phone 8»U •' .112 W e n t.F ir s t S tr e e t T IIK I4 T A T K O f K U H tlD A T*> J O IIS M. M TA ItK . MCMDKNCK CM K N O W N ; A sw orn Ltill m( C a ia p b ia l ftatlnu l«,n H in t against ytiti III iK f C treu ll c.nsrt In aa4- Is# - j! « u ,1smU Ulwirr*. H im short t lll» o| w h ld i w I.ucll# Stark. I'U ia U K . i s Join, H ittaik , P efea d S a l In n , i 'r « ,n t t a re ihM irfnrr D> xitiutism l >na to' be a lul apeeai la (U t« IS,' «b (> »» siyted n ,u ri at S islu n l, Florida, ua the Iatlt day o f December. .4 D , I t fT , , d b » r » Ism dn-rSe pro* CMSfsUU w ill be e n le rrd a g a ln ti you. T tie tU nfu id ID raid it b ,n b > deeigrm led as a ueesyiaiier o f n » « n l elrculallun In which this ciutilon wilt be uubllsbMil bun sash w w k fo r fou; co uSts itl |v# « n l l w iT N K r r a m y i.A u and o ttiiia i » m. j a i M a iiD id . C ou n ty o f S em lb oD FOIl KENT 1 K ARTICLES FOR 3 A1.E lo litrtlnes-s O p p o rtu n itie s 1 and Slate o f Vloitda. Ihla th* 13th slay o f Novem ber, A b .. I l l , , •%! .O . 1* H rin S on • Clerk o f ih« Circuit Court It ) i * »l U Hunt Deputy C lir k < *K A L i •U ailaial V . S y e tis t S olicitor fo r i 'la ln llf f OFFICE apace In Melsch flulldinfr. CHRISTMAS gift boxes of mixrd WANTED— Distributor end aalet I-arge light office*, newly decor­ men fo r’ Plaatlc Dressing. This cllrus-^EXTRA FANCY PACK lx the beat protective covering ated, ell utilities, neat end Jani­ —Torn Mero, Phones 183 or 306. on the maritcl for wood and tor earrira furnished. Cali 868Gas space heaters $14.96 up linoleum and your opportunity W, U. A' A. Dept, fitnre. N u r U 'D T O U *I*K V U H. II. POPE CO. INC. to make some real money. Gibbs Gugene |*.,Mtu-ti*tl and Isabel Milch, alt, whose p laie n f lu lils M s is Ji Liquid Plastic Agency, 1208 Pai­ Hubmtisn Parkway, RECORD PLA YERS and radio* Uaklnnd thnsCh HOT PLATE LUNCH nter St.. Orlando for rent. By ilay or week. The Served frinn 1 1:3C to 2 at Homer'a. Hhuste IstAOd Afual? Box, 110 W. l i t St. You and each uf you die lieirby Good going bueinesi for sale. uiilttUd that a llill „f I'.inMulut Wion* 063. SEWING MACHINES has been filed against you in I hr Wonderful location, nets around SALES AND SERVICE 1500 month. Box X, c o Heiald. Clrrull Court of iViulnule County. fi ACRES of tiled farm land, ex­ Barl'a Sewing Mach. Shop Florida, fa Clusnrery, enulled. John cellent condition. S36 00 per US S. Fheaeh Ph. IISO dfvNauahlun. idaifatllf, Venus Ku­ aer*. Phone *781 -J. Box CM ne ftr y Mil-Kill and lsai-el Mils'll' 12 s p e c i a l s e r v i c e s I IUXEDU FEEDS -eompieta lire. ell, his wife, defendants t*> l-'fs • Care Herald. rinse that leitaln luortKage dnlrd Hunt's TuSedr D a ) Star# Fumiahed beriiuom. 311 W. 3rd. St. I tee* ml, ec g, 18JT and I'h I rr-*4 d la Moslaage I took >> page ! l t o f KENT A CAB FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS ■ Publlr ttero i it a o f .Wernlh'Je .CUUUll' YOU DRIVE IT every night at llomer'a. Florida, eurum brlina the |o|l,,H lug 2 'W a n t e d t o r e n t PHONE 204 -leeeslbut property in keulloule Couu CABBAGE plants, Marton Mar­ BRRJCRL AND-MORUlHON tr , Vludda, iu w it: ket. L. B. Mann, Lake Monroe. U-DB1VE-1T. INC. The North ITS rrri of Trail S BEDROOM furnished or unfurNuiiiLA SS* of M-Na'it's rirSns•shed house. Phone 1000, 8:30 G. E. 10 FT. doable duty meat HADIATOR cleaning, repairing. Villa according to IK- tecord-tl display rase and compressor In to 6: 00. Plat litereof on file la rut IKu a New Radiators, new coirs. We good condition, new tfrolor. No. Z. pp S» and' lOo. Puhli. lake off A Install. Jimmie Cow­ 4 or 6 room furnished apartment Lbdge & Son.' Iteeords of Semlaule Counlt. Hlale an's Sheet Methl Works. Phone or house. In or near town. Box of Florida. 61tl. MRS.. BROWN MILLERS Fruit 36._____ ___ _ Vou and eaeh of you ale luirber notified ibal you and eocli ui Cake at I'lggly Wiggly A Table Expert Radio Repairing you are mtulred lie appear' In Ihe S u p p l y . __________________ Fred Myers, '311 A. 2na St, 3 H EA L E S T A T E F O R H A L E aforesaid cause *hd court on 1-80 GAL. fclectrlc water heater. Tnlluled auto seat covers A up- l» V n lb , rib d o o f Dreem bri. A It., I Sit. or said reuse wilt pro Electric Service Company. 207 NF.W HOUSE, 2 bedroom*, partly hulstery work. Red A Shy, reed ex parte Magnolia Ave. Phone I0L - Wllrseee m v h r f ld * * n d s e s t- n t furnished. Small duwn payment. _ Phone U134. raid Court at war,fold, Elurida, th e Balauc#-like-rent--For appoint- 1-30 GAL. and V-SlT gaTIoiTtable the 4lh d ay , , f Nuveinber. A. I) SE E US FOB . • :c n t call 0173. top water heaters. Electric Ser­ m i. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING (r I*. Herndon vice Company. 207 Magnolia AND TYPING Clerk o f vMrcutl Court . 6 ROOM furnished huuie, 4 acres Ave. Phone 101. CREDIT LDREAP OF Pepino-Ir County. y|or<da land on South Hanford Avenue I T l r r vnur >,....... u„. — H r— K. p. _ _ _____ H A N F O R D Hep it y Clerk n e a r -L a k e Jessup. Bargain ;U tA U T a ' \“ur r T . " , I. U S N . P a rk P h en e 18u tC lieo lt C 'o o l Sealy price. Phone I22W . V.” ,Um C v. r Mann, Lake Mviiruiu r la., for POR K rrtT - n o o r rn n ia crrm y dulwltor fo r I ’ la ln tlff any site or any quantity. f i v e ' r o o m irm T srrp n H irfu ?: operation. Reasonable rales. San­ nithede, 2 bedrooms, 1/3 down, ford Paint A Glass Cu. Phone LARGE wood healer,. good condi­ 640.00 per month. Fur (luirk M i n i i: h i t m : n i 303. tion. Phone ft2T-J. THE KT T K U P F la M t ll'A Du action. Call Phone 0173. A U N D ID U I4I.N1 S i ; Hit;,.. DODGE PLYMOUTH 4*f trai.1r.ic* unti tlflilfFig Hfr lift Unquestionably one of the l-est KIRBY CLEANER, practically P A R IS AND SKRYICE k m iw m new . *608 W, 8lh 8treet. bedroom bungalows that-.has 104 Palmaltu Ava. Phone 1011 T »u liiitb y i««t iltAl ^come on the market in a long CEMENT stationary tubs $ 10.00. • uit hm brought b |«1 m i )m| time. Corafoi table sired living HIGN8 In th* CU crIi Cutfttl uf th * Ninlt. A. L. Skinner, Lake Mary, Fla. room, aun porch, diniTig ‘room, |* Judicial Clrciltl tn *tu| t'*» Hw»n Show 'cards and poatera liiul* I ’ o im h , H u tlila , In L’h «A T *i» bath, kltrhen. and an amaxing FOR SALE— Umarock for drive­ O— DEE'S SIGN SERVICE Ul F t r iT lI It -4NININF. ..ii.t ,uli amount of closet and cupboard ways and roadways—Pbon* O. D. lamlraa*. Phone to ll lo to s l..f d lvu ie* anil etytetl l . 'l i l l ll apace, attic fan, water heater, Cohan'* Radiator Shop for cunt- li c t iN iN t ; p ia im ifi, i t a i i n o M ) fireplace and garage, beautifully 1: C O N IN G , i f i l r r i i o i i hi,*T >ou h i * landscaped,. large corfier lot. General Electric automatic blan­ . plaid rathatur service. 118) Sa.r- lu i, In |4i lit» « H h ill futd Aye. PliuiiH 36(1-W, kets fur sleeping comfort. C le lk o f m ill C u m l ■ ( |,i, HltM'' Owner leaving town. III Ih, It-r..,. I,; OMIolll.il, It. II. POPE CO, INC. Furnished bungalow that is un* ADD many yean of life lo your . Kltirlda in Ha o f ,<rt] Plot usually well planned and built by a p lw a w iM metal roof and beautify the Ida fo u r H i m , , FLOWERS - one of Sanfoid’s best builders. for alt occasions * homo. We spray U lb# color Ip rfa-ioalH m by a llo fa c i 1 • ? Jbed^poms, bath, living room, Mr.SKIM. u ld i ’ll 1 1 ,.a H im t fi.d >i«» ill vou want. Block and othef con­ I ’ e t'tJ U iic r ,-ta ll, ao.l 4 l,« l.u A YOST PLOHIHTB D „ t» ^dining-room, kitchen porch end Hlpen Avf. Just off Celery crete Iti net on* sprayed In pas­ D lr with w l f C lerk Juu, h o IIO i idrliro, 2041 ft- floatage. 'This Office ph. 101 resilience ph. 414-R tel colors. Barn* etc. sprayed •tefruww. II an> D> II,• lltll uf a a walkout proposition, nothing with beat oil paints. Let us give CullipUInt io u l l m il «| ||i, 11hi. reserved. New ti ft. electric re­ VEGETABLE plants for small you a free estimate. Reel's p i,u t il,, ,1 t») lew ami large acreage. Cabbage, frigerator. a ln fa ll not ul lll'la iliro t wilt portable spray unit, 306 W.’ 2nd 0 mH r.lr Very drtirable 6 room bungalow o l t i . d uxal,.<l )(J|, ti> ,),la ull Collanli, Broccoli. Cauliflower. Bt. Phono 1064-J._____ : IV IIN C H S mV band ami m l Otiluns. Lettuce, Escarillo. Tom­ with 2 car garage on lot 120x130 M id CllUrt (III , Jeib d a ) uf K „ . ‘ ato. Htrawlierry A Beets. J . W. In nice condition and immedi­ Albert Hickson Repair Shop. ♦♦ ately available. Buyer can deal I rlltlt Mnnrna. F.la—PluMUk — 8tll S ir « ‘V 4 _lJ*urvl AVenUe 4i I ■««. f urniture if iiirtm Tr Cuurl Blacksinlthing A general repair 6 room tmnglow In fair condition Telephone 1868 located In outskirts,of Sanford. Bely’s 24“ bicycle $16.00. 410 Magn o lla ___________ * A Priced et $4400.00..Well, fnilted. Custom made Venetian Blinds. ™cw, bungalow, stucco on cement GLORY CABBAG^tplants for 6 Awnings— Ten dav delivery — block*, esbeatos Bled Boor, gar­ gu:uunteeil.* Marshall's P. O. ----------ikrr, acre*. C. W. HakrV, Phone 823. age on lot 82x128, immediately Itox 721, Ddytuna Beach. available. $7000.00. Estate Heatrola with new grates, RAYMOND BTLT u im wo<k1 iir cimiI* C. W. H»k«r, Fred W. Bender, Realtor Expert photographer a Room 2, Fla. State Bank Bldg, Phone 82J. all times for Wadding' • Phone 1030 sartes. birthday particaT 6 ! AKTICLE 5 WANTED gatherings. Phona 1483, REAL ESTATE INSURANCE AUTO 'REPAIRING. Hall's Oar Highest cash price paid for MORTGAGE LOANS furniture. Ted Davla Furniture age. Sanford and Celery Ave RAYMOND M. HALL, Realtor Co. S ll E. t a t Ph. 858. nuts. . ' i Registered Broker and . ... ................—- . ■ a i • Insurance Agent Fur Dependable I’LL BUY your far regardlraa of Ilm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. REFFRIGERATION SERVICE * ■ — , .. . w -aa e — w ■«» — — ago-or condition. Hoy Real, 30*1 W, 2nd SL HIGHWAY 17-1*2. Beer, Wim*. GANAS HKFl RATION Gas, Restaurant, 3 bedroom WANTED AT ONCE. 16 used SERVICE Apt., Cabin. 226 froulage, ideal piano*. The Music Box, 118 W. 7 Drlvo-in, Tourist Court site. lat Bt. Phone 863.___________ The Midway, Hr milea So. SapBookkeeping aer v ic e . P a rt tim e ; ford. RD 1. Box 120, Maitland. Y P a ts , L iv e s to c k , SuppH ea * also, advice amt assistance on aortal ticurily amf Income tax 6 ACRES, six room houao, furni­ GENERAL Saddle Hofaea For matters Jr F. Dempsey, $00 ture, clean garage $6600. 1 H Rent. S. II. Earnest. 2800 niock Magnolia. I'hone 91 ox. milea Enterprise, Fla. Owner C. Sanford Ave. ___________ # M . Eskridge. " t r o p i c a l FRU IT M A M E T FOR SALE: TURKEYS all altaa, Gift boxes ship pod. Cut fluvffs, If you want a dandy; 6 aero farm live or dreased. One mile weat Fresh orange ju t a . Booth Park - IDEAL for PASTURE or GEN­ of Wilson Comer on Mt. Dora Ave. Phono 1216. ERAL PARMING—with a food road or Phone 8104. DIAPER SERVICE 7 room modem home, ham and FOR SALE! One good milk goat, For details uf the infest “maid out building*—all well fenced registered. Milks-T lo 4 qt«, per •rrvicdR now In Sanford call or and In good condition, which day, 1312 Oak Ave. or Phone writ* BABY VALRT, Daytona OWNER WILL FINANCE on B7-R. Beach. Diapers supplied._____ reasonable down payment. See JOHN W. 6 . M 00BI> H E L P W A N T E D For one at the best buys In a nice 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL . S ‘ bedroom bungalow, ctnia In, GIRL 8 WANTED. Laney** Drug -0 on a Targe, well shrubbed lot. “ ATTENTION LADIES] Stora. ' i* See JOHN W. a MOORE Make a oue-atop aervtcd tor all 1 have some very attractlv* buy* your laundry and dry clannlng in home* wHh garage apart­ 8 ALESMAN living In Ranford to needs by using your- favorite work retail trade and,some out­ ment* and Incom# properties— Self-Service Laundry. side territory for established THE 1IRLPT fiJtLFY LAUNDRY ~i Priced to sell. wholesale concern. Write P. O. JOHN W- D. MOORE, Beelior 406 W, 18 Sb. ' rffldord Box 2408, Orlando, Fla. 200 Meiarh Hidg. >21 East First 8t„ YOUNa~MANT" efficient typist, Royal Master tires nr* beck again. Phone ISIS H. B. POPS CO. INC foe work In shipping and sales department. Preferably 26 to 80 SANFORD Beauty Salon. t«|eyears old. Year round work. A. 8 A R T IC L E S . FOR SALE phonn 1364 or Mary McMahon, Duda A Sons, Phone 2161, telephone 1364 Permanant* all Oviedo. nwtthoda, starting $6 and up. . ---------rUKNITURE Paint—High Glose Sanford Bowling Alley wanta pin ORLANDO Morning Bentln.l. Or­ Enema) for home use, any color boy*. lando Evening Star. Call Ralph Attired, Free delivery In City. Ray. I I 66-J ~ YOUNO colored girts. Prefer high Very good paint at reasonable school graduates. Full time Tampa Morning Tribune for home prices. Reel's Paint Shop, Phone work until Christmas. Apply Dali vary, d an Qouaty-8104. 1064-J, 306 W. 2nd ' 8t , Florid* Fashions, Inc. Airbase. s w e c t T Hamlin orange* 12.00 ti AUTOS FOR SALE WORK WANTED fauah. R. W. Lord, Phono f88DING A finishing, 1888 OLLDSMOBILB I FLOOR good condition. E FI lurula Bros. B arrie*, Iterator*, ____ ___ to work where Lies, booths, thaira, £ s 2-do«y. good condition. lilt fixtures. Ph. 827. Write or phom H. l i Gleneen, Lake Mary, Qn Douldin Mfg. Co. ty Fair Grounds, Deland. Phone I^AWNB MOWED. Low prieea A u k TK-W . - j j r. H.>b-w W./ �/■< a . - ■ . - — 'i 4- > T H E S A N T O R O H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A FRIDAY, NOV. 21, 1947 ................. .... r n e m H igh School Change Harold Stassen Is ITruman Picks Bradley * Speaker In Orlando (i s s its s ti O va r-«» ns*) (Cm IIm M > n * I 'a i ' nut) Meyers Affidants Group in Europe in tbs tail war. pier. SUkJtbakcr raid., if the r a ­ ORLANDO Nov, 21 OPi— Har­ tion had I0.UUU high schools in- old Stassen, campaigner for the will return to the .Army Dec.. I stead of 29,000—and none with republican presidential*. nomina­ and start a survey of Army posts lest than 300 student*. tion. winged northward to Chi­ before taking over Eisenhower's Ha added that 19,000 high cago today after sounding a call duties. achools have fewer than 200 stu­ for southerners to develop twoEisenhower Has been mentioned dents each and their administra­ party government on thpir own prominently as the possible Reterms. ., _______- jr.tion accounts for a great short* WtWffW/ffg "'jfSVrr-^ -jWbllrJS prcvidrrjfrir rTommrr. 11 of the iiBiiun'i »i jno.iMHi.umi fni-r 1 TlU11 futtnpf * J k .i .. a ^,1__ 2 * * * „ » » 'll * . nor was ehrerrd last night when ha* indicated He will not retire School coat. • "High schools today generally he thld a public mretjng; until around April t, let* than ul strongly urge concentrated provide adequate courses for th j effort in the states of the South three months before ihe Repub­ 20 percent of their students -going to hulId s strong Republican Par­ lican national convention. While to colleita dnil for the 20 percent ty and to participate In a twolaying he wants nothing* to do who go into vocational licliir,’ party system.” with politics he hat not said flatly 8tU<iebaker said. A spokesman for 4htr city of "B ut the remainder, who arr Orlando raid about 2,000 were In he would not accept a prrtidtnInterested In neither icademic municipal auditorium to hear lial nomination.. nor vocational training, drift 'out Stassen. Cray, who la vice president Into life with no special trsimqg Stassen'* speech here was the »f the Chicago a fid Northwestern for the work that will Ik* avail­ sixth of a southern rampalgn Railway, will succeed Bradley as able to them. . swing. head of the Veterana^kdrainistra"W . must bore under that Urging southerners to devrtop a tion Jan. 1. dray was in charge group and dhrtrver the curricu'a Republican Party which would ex­ of railway transportatltJrf in tno to meet ita needs.” press its own views on stale and Allied European Theater during Studehalter said a ground work national affairs. Htassrn said: the war and left the Army .a* for the complete overhaul uf “You need not echo the jiosltion a major general In September, the high school system and for a of Republican parties of north­ lugs. . more scientific approach to the ern state*. You -ran lie—indeed Mr. Truman also announced: determination of courses has k m you should lie—a Republican Par­ The nwignation of Rotert M. laid during two years of preltml- ty of the South.” ■ nary conferences among erluruStassen tourhi-d upon negro l.ittlejohn as War Assets Admin­ tors. paiticipation in Republican poli­ istrator effective Nov. 2H. Je t* Beginning Dec. 1, a‘* commis­ tics when he said the party must I .a i son, a deputy adminstraior, sion of nine leaders of educa­ pick able and incorruptible dele­ will .take over the job. The Pres­ tional groups will meet to a it gates to tin* national convention ident said Littlejohn ha* done a In selecting "pilot" schools to and that these delegates should good jab In a tough spot and his aerre as demonstration renin s. Ik- "selected without discrimina­ Work will enable the WAA to lieIn each state as the start of tilt- tion, without any unconstitutional girt liquidation next June. The appointment of MaJ. Gen­ program on an experimental tmsis. exclusion on the grounds of race eral Clifton B. Cates to bo com­ Btudehaker said the broadened or religion or color.”* mandant of the Marine Corps suc­ curriculum would stress certain MAKSIIA 1, 1, A R R IV E S ceeding firqcra1 Alexander Van* subjects, particularly In the so­ LONDON, Nov, 21—V»*>— Sec degrift, who Ta retiring. cial sciences, which Students Dillon 8. M|ror is resigning a* should take throughout four yenra retary of Stale Marshall arrived of high school and not just, the today from Washington to attend commissioner of the U. 8. Hous­ last two—courses such as geog­ next week'x meeting of Ihc Big ing Authority to take another raphy, world history, tfnltm! Pour foreign ministers. government post. The President said Myer has nut .decided yet States history, rtdnoinjcs and gov­ ernment. which Job he wanU. He added' that the broader might .lie offered in home and the President In', response to Aside from these appointment*, high school training might -help family life, job hunting, budg­ the Students prepare psychologicallv eting, use of leisure time, civic questioning said he* want! as well as vocationally for the responsibilities, and the necessity commodity exchanges controlled just as the New York Stock Ex­ everyday world, and d dignity of talior. change U controlled. H i proposed control of the. commodity ex­ changes In the tan point anti-in­ flation .program ha-outlined -for was not prepared to go Into drCongreaa, but left out details. He was not prepared to go into de­ tails today. * But, Mr. Truman told reporters that such controls would apply to cotton and wool markets as well as grain trading. Asked if 'Mock purchasing of commodities for distribution is proposed, threply .was that everything is tieIng. considered for submission to congressional committees lnclu-1* ing strengthening of export con­ trols. The President said reartion to his message to Congress on Eu­ ropean relief, and east-of-llvlng curbs haa been very satisfactory. The Marshall' Plan, providing long-range, sclf-help'recovery for Europe, will be submitted to Con­ gress Ip about ten days, he added. Informed that Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) has said bli recommen­ dation for limited authority In Im­ pose price-wage controls ami con­ sumer. rationing 'Is totalitarian, Mrr Truman replied he has no comment and added his speech apeak* for itself. A, reporter told the President also that Taft has suggested th-* President already has export con­ trol power but has nut yet used ■It, Mn Turman said that Is-ea reel, but added the President nev­ er makes use Of such powers tu . their full extent unless needetl. t They are qied only wheie they do the most good. Asked about criticisms that thr United Stale* Is still shipping heavy machinery to Russia, Mr. Truman said Ihe Snvlsts have n purchasing commission here and ed for repairing dam* and fovthat it l* buying jnaehlnery needfarm work. He said ha sees no reason to stop such exports now. Ha would not comment on tho action of Canada in imposing pertain restrictions'on-American Imports. on deliveries of new cars. "No." Meyer replied. Then why, Ferguson shot back, had Meyers signed an affidavit to the District of Columbia Auto Li­ cense Bureau that the car had i—— ptid for and mad by the-Aviaiion Electric Company before Jan. I, 1942." "Is that your signature?** Fer guson demanded, turning the af fidavil over lo Meyers, Flushing, Meyer* *ald It wax, hut that he had1 signed alien' It as "just Hi said. "Any a routine thing." He body would have signed It.” "Why would an officer In the United States Army file a false affidavit when there was a ra ­ tioning order coming UpT" Fer­ guson demanded. Meyers repented thst he hsd signed It simply a* a routine mat­ ter. When eommittea eounsel William Roger* took Issue with him on this. Meyer* shouted: " I think you would have aignetl It. too, Mr. Rogers." Rogers angrily declared there was no rail for such a statement. Ferguson commented that then* would not lie much point to a ffi­ davits If they rould b« explained away as Meyers was trying to. Meyers said he did not know about that, but that he wondered about the value of affidavits. in the light of "some of the testi­ mony thst has been taken here.'' Meyers acknowledged that hr also signed a second affidavit that "was incorrect*’ to obtain a dis­ trict of Columbia license for the same large blue car. ' * The second affidavit also listed Ihe electric company ss owner and ursr of the car at the fashionable apartment* here where' the gen­ eral lived at one time during the war. While the Senate hearing - pro­ gressed, tho Meyers rase got at­ tention elsewhere. AMVKTK. organization of Vrtirans, demanded In a statement that the Army revoke the Distin­ guished* Service1Medal -and* Legion of Merit awarded to Meyera and re-examine his right, to a month­ ly disability pension of $461. On the House floor, Rep.. Ben­ nett__( R-Mo)__ alluded__ to the Meyers hearing and declared: /‘If tho Array does not soon take action to court-martial that scnundrrl I shall Introduce legis­ lation to require IL" * Bennett said Moyers draws a total of $ 6 5 0 'a month “from, the American taxpayers,” getting oth­ er allowances as well a* $461 dis­ ability pension. The Justice Department has an­ nounced it Is investigating and proposes to bring an income tax rase ------ against Meyers when the Senate hear! nrf* conclude. _ Chian# Retirement ( I 'n ib is * lr»»i / a n Os* • If. The assembly will select China's first constitutionally chosen president and vler-pres, Ident. Chian* said Ip February, 1946 he hadn’t considered running Cor the presidency when the first election was held under China’s constitution. and added: "As far a* I am concerned, a* soon as the power of government I* res torod to the people I'have finish­ ed my responsibility.” However, the. generalissimo des­ cribed China's situation recently as "the gTBvest crisis” in the 10year history of the Kuomlntang (government party).” In reply to another questlo Chian* wrote that organisation i . the United Nations "marks the greatest forward step of the twen­ t i e t h century."* "H o p H a rrlg n n " S e ria l (Chapter No. 14) — also — Car toon-Tooth or Consequence' SOCIALIST BLUM MOSCOW, Nov. 21 (AV-Pravda published today a Paris a!*patch by Andre Karrel, assistant editor of the- French Communist newspaper UHumantle, asserting th at Leon Blum was attempt!: to sell out France to the Unit SUte*. * DON’T F A IL TO H E A R The A R T .HARRIS TRIO ft A t Tho every S A T U R D A Y N IG H T PHS;-' 8:00 P.M. Ifatll doofsK tree* fu r Om I WASHINGTON Nov. 21 (JP)~ Msj. General Bennett E- Meyer* hestediy minted today that he h«4 no plans lo cash in on government contracts when he helped ict up the Avialion Electric Company in 1940 for "m y 'g irl‘ friend." And he never got any money from ihe company except repayment of loans,-lie declared lo the Senate War Investigating Committer. T he retired -Air- Fores- f sera testified yesterday that he advan­ ced 'several thousand dollsn lo "my gid friend," Mrs. Mildred Lamstir, snd her hushand to set up the Dayton, Ohio, comern which later obtained more than $1,000,000 of aviation subcon-, _______________________ _ ' Bleriot H. Lama n r, the hus­ band and president of Aviation Electric, haa testified the general got more than $150,000 from the profits on those contacts. One Senate group is investigat­ ing Meyers’ relations with war contractors. During the war, .the general was deputy chief o( Ail Force Procurement (purchasing.) Lamarre la 36 and hla wife la younger. The 62-year-old gener­ al’s story was that the husband acquiesced to hla affair with Mrs. I-smsrr*.” Lamarre told reporters who tlirned to him after the general1* testimony that he rould not rd amCnt, that he w*S "under Instruc­ tions” to make no statement.' Chairman Ferguson . ( R-Mleh) began today’s session by asking Meyers for any records or docu­ ments to support Meyera claim that $18,000 he acknowledged re­ ceiving from the company was re­ payment of a loan to - the La­ ina r m . V 1; ■; Shifting ana and hitching frequentHhimng Iv In hi* seat, th- retired general repeatedly sh-v-ted H* sniwors as Ferguson led him back ov«r prevlouk points of testimony. ■ Meyers angrily denied the truth of aarller testimony by Lamsrre thst hy I Meyers I had bought a $2996 blue Cadillac (or himself—paid for with Aviation Elsctric funds. T h *' facts, h* said, were that Lamarr* told Marara h* nmi needed a car and asked the ................. m g gdoersl if he know where on* in! sight bo bought in Washington. " I inquired and found I could got a-Cadillac and ha told me to go and buy It and I did," Meyera ltd. Forguson wanted la know why th# name “Aviation Electric" was selected for the company whom i t as organlaod t t . u K ' "Did you export It to do bust- dSt-’iffia .s rA * " "• "Y ear statement U net cor- Mayfair Inn Cocktail Lounge X (C e e lla e e d vernment would be tpending a on It. The name "Aviation" may fear* been selected, he said, because David E. Johnson, one of the com­ pany’s first officers, had "some gadget" for use In military or commercial airplanes. Rogers broke In to ask If U was not true that the "only bu«lness” the company ever had was "war huslnesa" ”1 don't know,” Meyera replied. "I can’t say one way or another. I have not seen the books of (He company." , Roger* then notedNOTH that Maycm Me claimed to have advanced $36,000 to the company and■■■ 120,m i ________ f i _ In a1940 and now testlflea he had not seen the company books. Referring to the $ 18,000 the general says he leal the Lamarree personally, Rogers asked: "Did you ask for a n<d> In re­ turn". "No I never did,* Meyere re­ plied. Roger* reminded Meyers that he previously testified about giv­ ing Miss lla Rae Curnutt, hla wife-to-be. - some $35,000 in avia­ tion stock as collateral when she gave him $33,000 cash to hold In October, 1942. Meyere and Miss Curnutt were married in Febru­ ary, 1943. The committee attorney won­ dered why Meyera did not use the same care with loans to the l-amarrc*. Meyers said he had made many loans ”to friends" without notes or collateral. C Italian Revolution ItM lU w l fr imt l*aa* H «l .throughout all lU ly was near Leon Blum Says (CesHlaaeO Hess Pag* k a l for authority to form a cabinetlie was certain to be oppoeed by both the extreme left and the extreme right. “Tb# republic which we Iden­ tify with the fatherland Is in danger,** lllutg told the deputies.’ % 'm l J lb cm tii—mihUw peace itself are menaced. "The danger is. double. On one hand, International Communism has openly declared war on French Democracy, On Ihe other, a party has 'beea constituted -In France which has as Ks objec­ tive, and perhaps ita only ob­ jective, the separation of nation­ al sovereignty from Its fundamen­ tal traditions.” Obviously ho w g referring to de Gaulle’s proposals to revise the tonsil tut Ion, T ' have come here to sound the alarm,” the veteran states­ man said. T am here to rally all Re­ publican*—all those who refuso to submit to Impersonal dictator­ ship, not of the proletariat but of a political party, and all those who refuse to seek refuge from this peril in the personal power of one man," Bjum continued. The best way to defend the republic; he said, would i>e to make evident the "authority of a republican state to impose discipline, coordinate all public administrations, assure the regu­ lar and effective functioning of the constitutional organisation* and guarantee the continuity of economic life. " It I* in this spirit lhal I seo the social conflict* that are aris­ ing and multiplying throughout the rountry. They must be fared firmly." Labor unions, he dectsre-1, must distinguish between their legitimate rights and activities and those which are "aggressive a n d dratructlve m o v e m e n t s against the Institutions and doc­ trine* of the republic." Blum Is seeking a "third force" to fend o ff both the de GaulllsU and the Communists. At THE CHURCHES FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH HOLY CROSS CHURCH '(Disciples of Christ) Mark T. Carpenter. B. D- Rector ; j William Perry Yeeley, Minister Sunday next.before Advent Sunday-School. P:45 A. M. , .8:00 A. M.r Holy Communion. Worship and Communion, 11:00 " f t i ir g tim c . 9*30" A<*M .*-Q »MMh fieheeh ■ 11:00 A. M.: Morning prayer Church and the State. . Christian. Youth Fellowship, and sermon. j 6:30* P. M. 6:00 P. M : Y.P.RL. snd Junior t Sermon: "The Essential Tasks League. | > ‘ of Christianity”. 7:30 P. M. Daily—51. T., W. and F., 7:45 A 8100 A. M. Thursday 8:46 A FIRST PRESBYTERIAN 9:00 A. M. CHURCH Week-day Notice* Oak snd Third Street Monday, 7:00 P. M.: Regular E. D. Rrownlee, D, D. Paster aupper meeting of the Mens Club. Iter. Douglas E. Charles, Tuesday, 8:00 P. M.: Regular Aosialant Pastor Session o f the Confirmation rlass. B:45 M.: Sunday School f o » Tuesday 6:16 P .M.: Young two- all ages. W pie’s choir practice. 11:00 A. H.l Morning Worship' Wednesday, 7:30: Choir rehear­ Service. Sermon: "Corns Ye sal. Thankful People." 6:30 P, M.I Junior and 8«nlor ASSEMBLY OF GOD Young People’* Meeting. 111H Laurel Avenue 7:30 P.- M.: Evening W orship. K. I. Wright, Pastor Service. Sermon: God’s invita­ Sunday School. 10:00 A. M. tion’’— Ri S. V. P." Morning Worship. 11:00 A. M. Christ Amblssdor, 6:30 P. M. IBKARDALL AVENUE CHAPEL Evening Service, 7:30 ,P. M. I Rev. Douglas E. Charles. WEDNESDAY Assistant Pastor / Prayer Meeting, 7:30 P. M. J 3:00 P. M.: Sunday School. * 3:45 P. 51.: Evening Worship CHRIST CHURCH, Longwood Service. Mark T. Carpenter. IL D , Vicar FIR ST CHURCH OF CHRIST. Hundav next before Advent SCIENTIST 3:00 p. M.: Evening prayer and sermon. •■* BOO East Second Street All are welcome. Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. Morning Service, 11:00 A. M. UNITY Subject: "Soul and Body." Wednesday Service, 8:00 P. M. Faith Cornwall, Minister Rending Room Hours: Tuesdays. * TUESDAY 7:46 P, M.t Prayer service at •nd.Fcldwa, 3 * » to 6:00 P. M. € Valdex Hotel. CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY 8:00 P. 51.: Class In "Lesson* ALLIANCE In Truth” at the hotel.-------- ■ On Ssnford-Orlando Highway F IR ST METHODIST CHURCH .Glenn B. Smith, Pastor 10:00 A. 51.: Bible School, Mr. 9:46 A. M.: Church School. 11:00 A. M.: 5forning Worship. A. Wit-bohit. Supt. Sermon theme—"Repaying God.*; r* 11:00 A. 51.7 Morning Worship. 7:46 P. M.: Evening Service. 6:30 P. M.: Youth Fellowship The pastor will continue hts mes­ Meeting*. sage* from tht Book of R evels-. 51.: Evening Worship _ 77:30 :3 0 P. M.: Worship, tlon. speaking _an._lhe—sabjeet,^ Jjlorman—Owne— “ 11ow—lltg ~ I s **THAT"WU 5TAN *J E ZE HKL"7 Th e ® God?" public is cordially invited. In this capital, Premier Atride de Gaaperl, whoso Christian Democratic government is a tar­ get of a concentrated leftist at­ tack, conferred with the general commander of tho carabinelrl. •' At le a » lT 3 pexsons, seven -»f (Item carabinieri Who were report*, ed to have .used their arms in sclf-dcfrnacr were wounded iu skirmishing, yesterday at Camp. Kalrntina and firavina In the Apulia region, the independent R e T T ia e Discussednewspaper Metsagero reported. Severed communications In thtroubled tone, where three per­ (real Paa* •>»»• sona wire killed earlier near and thus asphyxiating them. He belongs to who love Itj ShamcH Talks thsrsfoieP a ConilQ. delayed news of the latest also suggested growth of plank­ tong* Itrth i riots. ton might have been stimulated ___ItflRlinuM I’- a , II— I ---- J jy ’islLJtace."—.be~«Wlar#d.— Tbe-moet-earioue. l|t»uUe was abnormally by ' frrnh water cur­ Them is s new race of Jews In­ 5fr. Shames Was' Introduced' by reported at Campi Balrnlina, rents from the shore, sweeping habiting the land. They’ are taller, Rev. J . E. McKinley. south of Brindisi In Ltcce prov­ minerals Into' the ocean. Bred and stronger, he Stated. President ) , C. Davis conducted ince where strikers attacked car­ reported “ the lethal water bodies “This problem is one In which n discussion to determine If there abinieri wtlh firearms and hand and strike* coincided rather close­ justice does not stand out, It is would tie a December meeting, grenades. Seven carabinetri and ly with the major fresh water one in which power politics and, and it was decided that a meeting A Ihe commissioner of police were outflows Into the Gulf.” oil rights are foremost, A thing J of some kind will be held. * ,- T wounded, Messaggcro said. However, Dr, Smith declared Two of the domtrnstrator* were samples he had taken indicated killed an six wounded bv gunfire n q ' abnormal presence of fresh YAHDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS front the carabinieri.. the paper wsti-r and added rainfall hail been America’s Moat Beautiful declaredscanty during the red tide pe­ -Aluminum — Cedar — Polished Aluminum A Bari ittypatrh to the Social­ riod. This, he laid, would Indicate Ask 5Ie For Free EstlaMt* . . ist' newspaper Avantl gave thy a below-avrrage drainage nf frest^ P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Rnbliuion - Orlando number of wounded as nine. water into -the Gulf of Mexico. ' Phone 2-0729 Avantl reported that another The University of 5llami sclworkman was shot and killed entlst commented pathqtngieal yesterday In rioting at Gravlna, ■todies o f the fish he and hi* Southwest of Bari—also In the co-workers hsd taken from Ihe Apulia region. A mob later In­ red tide are* had shown no signs • vaded the hotel from which tho of asphyxiation. • '* shot was firrd, .sacked snd burn­ Reed said he did not regard ed the place, the paper sdded. results of analyses showing ar­ Bari Itself, a major Adriatic senic trace* in fish killed by the port, was reported in the grip red tide, as significant and reul a general strike called by the markril ”ih ii whole pnibfcni fa strike also 3»s* under w ay. a : one of extremely complicated chamber of labor. A Similar cb-racter and in order to Se Taranto, on the Instep o f the able to achieve anything like a B atiste heat. ■aaitofaMerr selullmi H si n r TFT H Popofo, organ of Premier qnlrw an 'extensive research pro­ Atcide de Gasperi’s Christian gram of not leas than five years.” Tho Ideal the disorders at Cam nl Salentin* t Democrat Party," *pid that In | All-furpoia Outboard t Lions President m nU:. —which'It blamed on -Gemmunlst - t o ta d # * ^ ■gl tat nr*-“-the csrabinelri first • P i kr A l l M l < a n u a a l« 4 .f * ~Pwrara* Pfw-tws (**# | into Ihe sir and then in U iadaII >*1 p-’ l m i m i . T k , K r » A - J L —t d i TuKereuloste and Heami As.odad efcn seflied ,- Inte-attafYtng' ■ u n < jr R V k f.'h H rpffd in i rndiv. v ^ * •nr* (or th* am t rut|fU W<U. n t tlon who d tH cases where funds C tfiC •U l Ihem w <to*n la 11m i h d i Sm i . S w a a l w Iik I r i par* ran m r “It I* another sed episode In were spent far x-rays. She was ■rar. A n d. , . Il I n U n a w r 'i n th , the campaign of hate end vlo- Introduced by Jack Morrison. AI Lyoim, J r.f fgU^. # «Cub (b>U Unc* lh *t Is continuing In Apu­ lia," the paper said. “Normtl L«^n *. WV »*^«nted with many Como In and m o B civil life Is menaced by continu­ gift* In behalf 0f the c l u b ous attacks, road* are blocked member* sad ws* eongratulated wing Lion Livingston. and communications are. imped* ed.” , „ '• W M . P. SMITH OUTBOARD ° f *18 *° L’Unlta, Communist Parly or­ iha A iteHega Ugion to help SALES A N D SERVICE . gan which has been leading th* finance entertainment for visit­ • !! leftist fight against the de Gas- ing members of tho Headquarters Phono 1174— J 2515 P a r k .A t *. peri government, declared on tho Commltta* who will meet here In December. Jam es. Rowland raother hand that the carabinieri quested members to donate toys to had started the trouble. * "D * Gaaperi'a machinegun* will the Ellu as Christmas gifts to not bend the laborers of th* under-privileged c h i l d r a n . All members w*ro requested to ro sooth,” it a<M*d. De Gssperi continued talk* port Tuesday evening - at May with moderate Wftlst leader* in fair Inn ballroom to help decorate an effort, to broaden the base of for tho dance being given by the his six-month* old government to club Wednesday. meet the Communist challenge. Debate on th* situation was ex­ Ne#ro Law Suit pected leter In the day In the - ----------constituent assembly. trMUssM li r a ease *• *' the stale or for John Wrighlen. Russian Box Car 25-year-old Chatfetton. S. C.. negro- who brought th* original ||-ssil'a-S t o n r » i» «»as | •eta Administration, pyssibly an action. f ’ The rase itow awaits deterveternnf* or other preferences fodtnu e0. aurblus good*. odnatten, by. U» surplus goad*. The freight r*r*--tike tbg 146 eoart. whathar ■ taw-achool establocomotives Russia got. from th# Ished * t th ngro collg at Orange8. C. since th# filing of tho United 8 tales between Jaftuair within tho meanand April—were specially built court’s order. to fit, the Soviet’s broad-gauge Ina attorney* said railways, which have rails set six Inches farther apart than In oral argument today they had been “vary much disturbed" by those In America. Th# locomotive# shipped to Rus­ tho language used 1b Aha original sia this year Included 48 electric decision. They argued that under type ualucd at fTTWOO, S3 steam a Supreme Court ruling segrega* * <0 t£Pe valued at •l.lMJWO, and « We carry a complete tine of Armour's Big Crop (Beeal typ# and smaller models Fertilisers for ’all crop* grown In t|i!* area. Wa have valued a t $481.ooo. ties to negroes, and not facllitie* the best analysis for citrus, for lawns, horns gardens In addition tho 9Russians, who## -equal In alt respects” to thooc and commercial crops of every typo. No order Is $111,700,000 outlay for goods for whites. ■ . , over too small or too Urge for .na to handle to your from this country during tho first When one of them Indicated ho full satisfaction. nine months of this year waa con- would liks to so* the appeals court rule that the state had me* It* obligation e s ta b lis h ^ the^OrCom* In or telephone and place your order for machine tools. A m eer's - It Makes Every Acrv^ Do I t r B e st Other Industrial machinery they r m s t Ju d g o Morris*^ A. Soper Included $10,700,000 In mlated out that this had net boon d pumj ‘ until five months a fte r • f T t > S j . S S ' t o ask this court for a certificate of * P 118 Sanford Avenue, fer pewval when you waited five Q U A L I T Y FARM S U P P L I E S ax s s jm N i& m k ' a M te S S rttrs HURTS TUXEDO {■nH iirtTr c * B* r* 1 * , t 'i M*r»r* sold that who* the com­ .T h e nrie a f Eg/pt under the pany waa sot up no one know Ptolemy* has been called the court doesn’t say anything on this potat," _______ _ 3 titer* would b* a war or that thin world's first totalitarian state. a m ' r r x . ’BdSirs ' - •v Tbone 858 •M r t> i 1 r,*V: •: • •V. ■ i ■’’T’lfr-.1.: V.. ■ •* Wm rw ,f.> �' ! mm -- IrsM l TU B W E A TH E R Mostly cleody through scattered shower* this afternoon. III Unity Thcri Is Strength— To Protect the Perea ol tha World; To Promote t u F r o d m of A a t r it t; To Produce Proapertly for Stoford. Ih u n d e rth a N rr* VOLUME XXXV III N ew Cabinet Meets A s Strikes Spread Across Nation In Disaster T h reat PARIS, Nov. 24 (/P)—Premier Robert Schuraan vtu reported to­ night to have decided on ■ pot* icy 'of "very energetic" measure* to cheek the spread of linker, while conciliating about 1,000.000 worker* who have walked out. The new cabinet of MRP. Rad­ ical Sociali it. and Independent Republican member* met formally for the fint lime tonight while the drike movement tpread scroti France, threatening economic di»General Chatie* da Gaulle, who ha* an open lupporler in the cab­ inet in the perton of Economic* Minuter Rene Mayer, cancelled a Pari* ipeeth tcheduled for Thursday to prevent embarraw­ ing the government in its critical •truggle with the Communi>t-led General Confederation of Labor, an intimate *aid. Detail* of the “energetic” massurea were withheld, but th m tw a* ome auggeilian that the govrnment might raqutaitlrm railroada and other struck Industrie*. Deapita the Communiat newapaper’a appeal, aubway atatiora were a* crowded Tea aver durim; the morning ruah hour, though ir« ll« H * « n Pag* Two* President, Tftiman Asks Confirmation Of List By Senate i WASHINGTON Nov. 24 </P)- Prnidrnl Truman today tent to the Senate 4 bt o n iiim ati.o die name*' of pearly 300 peraont named to freferat job* -while Congrew wai not in teition. Tlie iitt of recem appointment* include John L, Sullivan, secretary of the navy; W. Stuart,Syming­ ton. lecirtaiy of the air force; Robert N. Denham, ptnera! roun*. 4*. ■relr e fr thc-N atiowal- LaheweRela^ lion* Board, and Raymond M. ^ ’Foley, adminiitrator of the newly reorganized Mowing and Home ---------Finance Adminiilration. In addition, tha President no­ minated nearly 1.200 Army and . Navy officer* for advancement 1 '. ' and submitted a handful of mora recent civilian nomination* includ’ ing Carl Raymond Gray, Jr ., of Minnriota, to auceeed General Omar Iiradley aa adminiitrator of veterana affair*. • Nomination* Included the re-ap­ pointment of Unltad 8tale* Dis­ trict Judge Harry E. Pratt to tha fourth dlvialon bench for the dia, trlet of-Alaska and the nomina­ tion of Charles M. Eldridge as United Slate* Marshal for Rhode lilatui replacing Neale D. Murresigned. “ tkf White House had not inanded to burden the special ses­ ten* sion with the long list of names skin _ for confirmation, but Charles G. ■9 Rosa, presidential praaa secretary, told reporter* that Whitt House legal advisers decided it would be illegal to hold the names until the regular session in January. Other prominent names Includ­ ed: W. John Kenney of California as undersecretary of the navy; William U. Draper, Jr., of New York, as undersecretary of the army; Arthur 8. Harrows of Cal, A ifornla aa undersecretary of the 9 air force; Major General Carl Spasta as chief of staff of the air force; Vanncvar Rush as chair­ man of the research and develop­ ment board; Abe Murdock of Utah sand'd. Copeland Gray of New York as member* of the NLRB. # Aviation School Is Certified By C A A 6 The Sanford Aviation has been the CAA aa a non-scheduled AtrHoe, according to A 1L Brown­ ing, airport manager. Mr. browning aald that U will 1 ftt Sanford the It passengers JnlUd State*, The not extent but “ erfy t* * * e J h __ auernoon and lowigL. ___ moderate to fresh Tuesday shifting to northwest afternoon. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER France Flans Measures To Tu esday. linued mild becoming cooler dev. Gentle to moderate 8ANEORD, ELORIDA Established 1908 Canada Restores Price Ceilings On Canned Fruits A nd Vegetables Ul I'AWA. Nov- 24 l/P) Canada will reatore price ceiling* to many processed iuod*. the government announced today. I he announcement tame tn the mid»t of increasing prole*!* over the government’* Jecition to cut import* in an effort to rate a thorUgr of UniteJ Stale* dolls u. Kin*net Minuter D. C*. Abbot! *aid marked price iaerate* on many focki* in ll>e last week could not be justified by recreated cost*. He an­ nounced .cellInga would go backo "There la ahaolutely no juatiflon the more important varUtiea of canned fruit* and vegetable*, cation for any panic buying,” and said the government was pre­ Abbott Bald. "Domestic supplies of pared to reimpose controls on such items a* potatoes, cabbage, fresh produce and T * lined fruit onions and carrots art fully ad­ equate.” juices. The Finance Minister amid ru­ There have been runs on fruits and vegetables in some placer mors, intenaifying the fear of in the woke of the rut-importa scarcities,' were disturbing con­ program. Canada imports citrus sumers apd increasing the pres­ and other fruits from the Unit­ sure on prices. ”1 cannot state too emphatical­ ed HUte*. • Moat of the wartime price con­ ly that fears about shortage* trols on food were lifted Sept. of essential foods or, indeed, of 15. Meat ceil Inga came off Oct. any eaaential of life in Canada, are entirely unfounded,” he added. 21. Dan M cCarty Is Funeral Services Main Speaker A t Held Sunday For R otary Luncheon Benjam in F . Fish Tells Rotary O f V al­ W ill Provides Hospiue O f Service T o tal Funds For 3 Cen. Florida Cities State And Nation Dan McCartr. Fort Pierce citrui grower and cattleman, former speaker of the Stale House of Representative, and candidate for governor, spoke to the Rotary Club tpday on the importance of service to the slate and nation. With respect to the international situa­ tion, he said that He did not be­ lieve this country is going to Have a war with Russia, but insisted it would be folly not to be prepared. He quoted the Gallup Poll *I» showing that the great majority of Uie American people want compuL *ory military training, sad He poin­ ted out the failure of Congress to enact *uch a statute. . T V United Stiles it the richest prize in the world, he said, and yet while other nations remain armed.camps, the United Stales ha* virtually abandoned its Army. We are repeating the tame mis­ takes”, lie said, "which led to the disafter of 1941”, . ^ D. x i ‘ iV r* kin*. J r . were welcomed Into the club aa new members by H. II. Coleman who explained the pur­ pose of Rotary and prevented tha new. member* with their member­ ship cards, the Itotarf “Code of Ethics," a pamphlet called “Wel­ come To .Rotary” and thair lapel button*. Mr. McCarty, pointing out that at the Thanksgiving season, wa should give thanks to God not alone for the materia) waalth which we enjoy, but also for “the fundamental blessing of free men which wt enjoy, recalled that aa a veteran of the last war, he had traveled J n many porta of the ‘World, but nowhere had ha found any government or system to compare in advantages, with that of thb United SUUs. < He commanded tha work of Kan (('•aliaaeg Fas* Twa* Cold Wave Reported General In North By ASSOCIATED PBESS Tbs heaviest snowstorm of the season was blowing out of the Great Lakes and northern states today, a forerunner of another cold wavo for the area. The snowfall at Chicago was expected to measure four inches by mid-morning. The Weather Bureau said, however, that most of the snow cam* with tha tem­ perature hovering around the treeling mark and that It turned to slush as it fall on tha wmrpi ground In eastern Iowa, northern Illinois and northern Indiana. i A cold wave “considerably be­ low normal” was moving east­ ward from the high plains area and waa expected to spread over most of the mlddlewcst by morn­ ing, the Weather Bureau add. Temperatures at Chicago ware ex­ pected to begin this afternoon from a high of S t degress and reach a low of around Ik to ­ morrow. Tha midwostern told Moot extended from North Dakota, wlwra Fargo reported an U r -• today, into |ha southwest, the Weather Bureau said. Bala area expected ia the Ohio lie valleys | where the nation .Funeral services, fo( Benjamin F . FIih. 66. prominent uliui and vegetable grower of Seminole coun­ ty for the past 40 years, who died at his home on Cameron Avenue Friday night after an ill­ ness of two months, were held Sunday afternoon at 2 :3 0 o'clock at the Erickson Funeral Home with the Rev. W.' P. Yeslcy. pastor of the Finl Christian Church, official* ing. Interment wa* in DeLagd Cemetery in the Fish lot. Active pallbearers were Harold Jackson of Longwood. Joyce Bo­ wen, A P. Me Fie, Hugh Mellon. A. R. Knr and Fred R. Wilson. Under 4ha provision* of U» win of 'th e late ' Beet Fish, a brother and a former U, Minister to Egypt, Arabia and Portugal, Mr. Hah ha* left ap­ proximately one million dollars for tha purpose of erecting hospi­ tal* In Hanford, DaLond and New Smyrna. • . The fund was left by Bert Flab to hla brother Benjamin fee life, -and at A— III—It—wa* rovtded that _lt should bo' adminUrred by the following trustee*. Fred - R. Wllaon, W. T i. Laffler -and Earnest Galloway of Sanford; Francis P. W h ite h a ll Jam es E. Vollard and John E. O’Neil of DeLand; Counts Johnson of TamC. C. Barn of Bunnell and Krank W. Nani* of Jacksonville. G Arthur Kirchhoff Iil NamedWinner Of Grid Contest ’ Arthur A. Kirchhoff waa de­ clared winner of the Herald pick the-winner contest sponsored last weak by the Firestone Store and the Kite Theater, Mr. Kirchhoff received a rev­ ersible outdoor Jacket given by Firestone. . • L. P, Payton was named win­ ner of the second prlxs of a IS Inch magic skin dot] given by the Firestone Stores. - H. A Appleby, J . P. Bates and Roae A. Payton ware named winners of the passe* donated by the R lti Theater. All winners selected nine game* correctly end wore named In th* order In which they were received. .There will be no* contest this week since the games are being played on many different- days during the week, f are being— played ------------some .Thursday, Friday and Sat­ urday. As tha result of tha spas­ modic play, no suitable ballot could be selectedi therefore, the contest (a postponed until next POPE GRATEFUL m vs aid to th* and said them again MONDAY, NOV. 24,-1*47 Assodsted Press Leased Wire Three Jehovah Russian Raps Witnesses Are Great Britain Ruled Guilty 0 b Palestine i i. d| ■ : . .H U ^ * -1 jr a f .' .d B l _ Supreme Court Acts U N Assembly Is Told Britain Is Working On Appeal From ViAgainst S o lu tio n olation O f Selec­ O f Jewish Problem tive Service • Act U. S. Sanctions A gainst England Asked Over Division .Of Ireland Relief For Austria, France,ItalyUrged; Bridges Sees Food Shortage In U. S. JERUSALEM , Nov. « - 4 d 1 l*«*c llalcvl Hereof sad Bea N t $ YORK,.Not. 24 (.1* - A pciitum calling for United Su re; WASHINGTON, Nev. 2liA^ /ion Ousiel, |wo chief Kabtxa tconumu ism l.om Nts-nil England tu cuaqwl her tu ”crss# con­ — I’rrsidrnt Iruman told Conof the Holy I.slid, published tinuing the mong which die u inflicting Upon lirlaud" t i to be prr grew* today only S2I.1M.4M a maalfeslo today appealing remain* «f 11.1.'.000,000 ap­ rented la 1‘ietidmt liuuian alul lb# i;wcial reiiiun ul Cungrcs* by to "all aattoaa. Christian, propriated by Congreaa latl • Islamic and uther" to support •nr Lull Ks’c r t-’ndwnlhip spring for rrltef in fira rouna national homeland for Jew* , l h e prtiuon, tlaiuu-t) Ly iu ipotuuis to 'b c *ig^nl by 1,000,000’ trie*. In a report detailing’ It) Palestine. Th* (kief RabbinAweiicaru, w n «|>proi.-d yvilei.iky at th# doting insion of-the cobst* requested -Rabbis through evpendllurea ainre Aug. I th* ventioii, *pon*iiM-il by th# Amc-rl-t > the world to recite Psalm 20 I’rraldent .aid >307,233^14 caw-Li-agu# For an Uiulivitlc-d Irodaily and instructed that It ha* hern earmarked for ship­ laiwl. » * * te be used In morning Mr1 ment* to Italy, Austria and Two thousand Irish-American* vices la nil synagagum thr- . Trieste and International aU with a aprinklnik- at - dejagataa ticca In a i l ayaagagaes purposes. through neat Friday. (Psalm from th* s>id country muvrd to , 20 is an ripreutoa of the ask U. 8. aid In rudiiig partitio* WASHINGTON. Nov. 24 . church’s confidence in Uud’a of Irelaiul. Senator Yanclcnberg (R-Mich) •litter. Patrick Maxwell, mmilwr of th# nkril the Senate for ipeedy ap­ northern Irriand pariianirnt, told LAKE SUCCESS, No*. 24 </»*> the convention that -only furev proval of $597,000,000 'emergen­ — Hum* charged today that Brit­ or the threat of fare# could win -aid for Euiu|>r tC dr frit the Says There cy ain was tryiiig to prevent s rolu- freedom for id Irriand, and it# Official “lurking tyranny" uf "Communut suggested th# United Slates ha* 'tion uf the Palestine problem W ill Be Less Meat aufficiebt preatlK«- In r ir r l tin— ;— r l n a H The charfc -waa made, by Sc -----;— “ ------- ju re:----------Vandcnbcig. who bead* tha, W h lcfc t o s t s M ore mm. K. Ttarapkin, who told the Meanwhile, in ItrtfaM, N.iitjtrrn Foreign Rclatiun* Committee, left United Nation* Attcmbly’t 37- Ireland, Edmund Warnurk. HhriliWASHINGTON Nov. 24 (A»>- hi* presiding officer'* , (h*ir t*g Vwmber Palestine committee that ern Ireland's minister of home Broad allocation ;»ower* under open debate on legislation la , Britain** altitude could be inter­ affairs, referred yesterday to a which , the government could buy. aulhorize winter relief for France, apeoch twfnrr the Concre** 8atpreted only a* "a decision to urday by Mayor William O'Dwyer ihc nation*! entire wheat crop wnel llabf and Auitiia... wurlr agsiHit a icftleramnrf thr anil assailed what he called "false — approval;iln|a>!cd In f o agta*! ImUy-by-Ad-1 pmpuf umg nr rprtaiii u i ’vgnyr P ali nine piublcm.1'” mimllratiiin officials outlining »;*#-1 *Ke- piinciplr of aid up to $597,_ -fk Tisrapkin declared that Brit­ of Irish unity.” cific iminti point* of President Truman's' WO.OOO " ‘iith. If Congres»-*p(PDwyer, calling f*>r rnttiplele. I ain had' "come up writb reseiprovetit. separate bills a;i|itoprietautonomy fur tri-land, 'bud taid enti «>f living progtam. valiuni that -have deprived llie the only,peace formula-chat will I C n lt e H * • • **•■ » T w e l Ceil C. Farrington of the Agri­ ing the money wi|| have to be 1 N (UN) organization of all mean* work "i* to take injuctlce off if culture Drjvtirinrnt't production passed Irelota > aid become* an the iisck* of th# peonies «>f the of settlement." actuality. ^5 and marketing division told thr world.” Th# mayor declared “we’vo “We have to . reject all state­ Die Michigan senator told hi* ment! made by Britain in the got to guarantee the whole world Senate-House economic committee colleagues that the international autonomy is the God-given rlrht Palestine committee," be taid. de­ of th# children of heaven. Th# that even if tlii* and-oilier mea­ unity which won the war ha* scribing the British declaration* problem it to aid that lint** i»)e sure* are undertaken. Ametirant ’’fallen apatt.V - -- / a* "iriiiompalible" with the prin­ in siding it* people to ohlain will have 10 popnds let* mrat lo "A new type of C.unmuniam la freedom in every inch of that eat, in I9'48 than ibis year and it on the march.” he taid in a nreThe opening date for the thou­ ciple! of the UN Charter. wdl coit them more. 11ared address. "Ill I he United Trerapkiu tjiokc a* llie commit­ talc.” sand*. of Christmas Scat leilera Replying* to D’Uwyer, a native This will l>e true, lie taid, be­ Nations, which is still th# world’s la tomorrow.- Jack Ratlgsn, the ter approached a vote on a plan of Ely* (HoUlherii lie-land), Wargeneral Seal' Bale chairman for to partition ,lbr Holy Land into nock u n i ”1 venture to think cause leu grain bat been fed to best bridge across tin* ominous gap. till* View aggression boycott* Hemlnole County annouoeod toltint Mayor O'Dwyer ia not aware livestock due lo high wheal and what it cannot defeat or vet*. day. I sincerely urg* #vj»y eltlsen separate Jewish and Arab coun- that th* union of nkrth sitd south "It operate* not only through ** upon receiving thee* cheery little ttiet. Britain has jefused to make would dc-Lmre standard* uf living corn price* and export* abroad seals through the mall, to realise any w r Britnfi. troop* available to of every’ man and woman In and because demlnJ will push ruthless (xensure* on often ter­ rorizes! *ati-llites. It operate! 1ft a real opportunity help enforce the partition plan. that they offer Noitlu-rn Ireland. The Eire prop- meat price* upwaid. through the internal subversion and to help lest fortunate ; V lea ■ ■people ■ Turapkpi said a decision u ngnndiata do hot toll this to A small wheat crop could pro- ami aa hot age in other lands where to assist with a preventative ilatlvr pro Palaatino '-wjm jjpperstlv*,*’ imp ARkrrlcsn a u d i e n c e s . . Mayor gram that will mean the saving of . r . , . : : i Tdeclared r a s y vin ihi* r ^ My dcli-gSnwr Will ob|vct u U’Dwyt-r - liihy ’apeak . fur auiu>> ;Farrlagton pre­ “ . S K a T J countless lives. nny effort* id drag out and post- Kite American*, but lie ha* no pared testimony. To're>pe with itfe* faithfully contribute, to th* If you as a receiver of Christmas lin t problem, he added, the I’re- rhaiiis ami csynfusion. which en­ Beals, can give more than the |Kin* a solution under any pre­ •title to ipeak for Irish-Anu-n- Idrnt should have powers "to courage Communistic conquest: text*,”. b* said. amount of aoals sent you-do so. Mi-niwhih-. Senator Bridge* aald Russia wutlld vote foe ^ 1 *«*W»-II, addreaaing Us# J coi|i make it possible 'fur the govern- ,(R-NHl Blessings wlll.be yours a* th e re th*liepurtillou sitid tlu-ie v* a "strong me 111 to become the sole buyers plan "because.it is vi-nlioiy phlch included" dc-U-Kat>-i 1 urge firmssuit. i.itfg g nil g lLbusiness b u jI n m ^ n n r jo eimilse ■it,.to!..lily" that ito Admlniitry— iW— troth— At rioTII .is fli tyr,' » gtd~*T1»nFTtc3im s#-4heIhrluma* Hctls Seals im tm al all letter* in— tb*— Inirtw n— use Christmas to that which wa* used during the tion’* nlnn for rmenrenev a*r aha. and Jew s.” ivave a duty to see that In­ Miristrasa cards. Let pur motand Christmas . delegate Mohammed land, whose suns and daughtrr* war with respect to soybeans, to ltalv. France nnd Austria to be “Buy" cm and use*, ero,” said ■ Egyptian will revolt in « serious food (Continue* ‘ sa Fae* Twal have contributed *0 much lo lh> peanut and wool.” Mr* Ri IIr i i i v shortage in the United States. F. Marion Rhode*, of the de­ well-telng of America, ha* I kt The |‘*r*nnaT Solicitation Com­ ’ Itr'dees. chairman, of the Sen­ partment* Production and Mar­ mittee and the Largt Gifts letters Radio Station L lc e n H e demaml far freedom and Indeps-H’ ate ApprnpVhittoh* C o m m i t t e e keting Administration, urged con­ defier granted at the eat lint are already under way, th* large tinuation of rzport remind* fur mad- that statement a» ScrreU ry gift mailing will continue through­ Given Aviation School potaiiile moment:” of Agflc-ilturh ■Amtofwn testified 11'eellMtM* h Fes* T e»l out the next few days, announced The present Labor governinnit, tofore the trethro in suttoort of A radio station license from th* Gcurge Austin, chairman of the he aald, ia ”mor« antl-lrlah” than 1c-HH-iet*ti4 ■« l*«a» Twal Federal Communication Com­ any previous BriUah government Mrn. Edward liryait W r th* benefit of th* postal mission for Mbe operation at a for many years. clerk* who already are feeling the station at Ih n tan fo rd Municipal Dies After Accident klaxwrll said England'* “spe­ weight end rush of Chrlstmss Airport has bren received, the cious pleat for the right of small Reboot of Aviation announced to­ mailing—the Seal Sal* mall will nation* are so much hypocrisy Funeral service* for Mr*. Ed­ be staggered over a period of day. The call letter* are WHMG when measured against the treat­ ward A. Ilryan, 41, wh'o died at operating on th# V IIF hand of time. Individuals who might have ment of th* smell naUon la-tidr a local hospital Friday night at been missed. In the mailing are I 2 U MC (ver. The world crave* peae.- I0:4Q o’clock after having been This station I* one of th* first urged to call the TB office, 704. among the nations. There can I* struck :by ah automobile on Hemend seals will be delivered to them flying school station licenses la- no pracr between England and inot* Boulevard west or the City HT. PAUL. Minn. Nov. 24—W ) sued for that purpose of instructImmediately.tion between the ground and their Ireland ao long aa partition re- limit* an hour Irefure. will to held On the eve of the formal opening in Gadsden, Ala. where tha re­ of hi* campaign for the Repub­ training planes, officials of th* main/.** Joseph L. fleott, of 'Paaaih-na. mains were sent yesterday by tbe lican nomination, Harold M. School explained. Students train­ Dick Aiken Stars As Erickson Funeral Home. Htassc'n said last night ha had ing Her* will soon be able to he Calif., who waa elected presiden’. • Mr*. Bryan waa found lying Orlando Santa Claus contacted by th eir. Instructor* of the league, and 20 mt-mh*t» face downward about ilx fret front rotesled to President Truman -hat he called the Administra­ of the convention are scheduled while flying solo. appeazement" R. H. Drowning. Manager, aald to take th* convention’* petition- the south edge of the road and, tion’* "economic Dick Aiken turned out to to according to Deputy Sheriff W. of Rusal*. a "red hot” Santa Claus at the that this radio system will be to Washington shortly. A. Lewi*, who with Police Chief Htaaien, Avho will launch his Orlando Auditorium Friday ave- o f immense benefit from both a Hoy (J, William*, Investigated the campaign with a rally at Mil­ and an initructlonah nlng when h* crowned beauty safety arridrnt, it waa believed that the House Cites Screen waukee tonight, said he had sent contest winner, Judy Moore a* standpoint. Student* will be In a position to be informed of the Writer For Contempt had been walking on th# road try a telegram to the White House (Juewn Mcrria Christmas. ing to catrh a ride. slating six reasons, any of which Introduction of Mr. Alkan was latest weather or any other haz­ She waa reported to hare been "seems adequate” for stopping that may develop after they a •nr prise feature, aa nobody ard hit by a 1041 Dodge Sedan driven WA81IINGTON. Nov. 24 (A )— machine shipments to the Soviet taav* th* ground. knew Santa waa. until Bill Fen Thn House overwhelmingly voted by Everett Hankins, 317 Park governm ent. Their Instructor will also V.J nail, WORZ announcer, told the in .a 'position to supervisa Avenua who was at tbe time driv­ Th# former MlnneaoU gover­ perrl their today a contempt elution against rrowd. Aiken brought a big flrat solo flight and make the nec Screen Writer Albert Malts. ing west on tha read. No charge nor said press reports Indicated chuckle from the large gather­ eseary corrections- This radio MalU, author of the movie* against Mr. Hankins have been Mr. Truman saw no reason for ing when hq doffed his wig and system will help maintain a rec- ”Destination”Tokyo" and "Cloak filed to date. shutting off such shipment* and • Mr. Bryen, an employe* of th* that he urged the Pr»«tdvnt _l* whisker*, mopped hla perspiring ord of over a year of operation Dagger.*’ wa* one of ten witnesses Florida Power Com-who Ihree-at “reverse your decision. ’ ___ and pretended that his knee* without a single accident o f ~any cl cited by the committee' on Unwere about to giro way under type on th* home field, Mfc American Activity during it* re­ 304 Elm Avenue, learned of hi* Stassen Mid he complained U him from the heat. Accompanied Ilrownln- added approximately cent investigation of Communism wife’s death when he arrived gt the White House that the Russian Hi* Police BUUon the seme even- government ha* refused to agree on the organ, he then sang IM etudenla from all parts of the In. Hollywood. to worldwide atomic energy con­ country have soloed. "Whit# Christmas.” . Tha House voted to turn the Vtre. Bryan wai born, Aug. 3, MalU cbm over to the United 1000 at Asheville, Ala. and In trol. has refuted to join a pro­ State* attorney for prosecution. addition to th* husband, ia sur­ gram' for the reconstruction of Europe, has not permitted a nor­ ThU case waa th* first \brought vived bv th* father, Jam es Ter­ mal flow of machinery, equip­ to the House floor, but the other rance and a altter, Mte. Joseph ment and material* between east* nine were called up Immediately, Harvey, both of Gedaden. Thq ern and western Europe, I* lead All Ten died declined to say Bryans cam* her* from Gedaden Ing riot* and strikes in Franca about three montha ago. one at a time. and Itaiv. ha* not repudiated a ---------------- --------------------------------whether they were members of ♦ charge that the U, 8. ia a nation Longwood got a (in* start Friday evening toward the purchase of (be Communiat Party. of war-monger*, and that no on# . . MASKED BANDITS cen be confident of tbe futurt Rep. Thomas (R -N J), chair­ * Duck end equipment al a “fith fry” and pep meeting held FriMIAMI. b to V -^ J4-rW Thews lay tveninc in' Longwood when 9913 ia cash and checks wai raised. man of the invest)gator*, said they had staged "only the tregin­ masked band its enured Manning’s policy. More than $1,200 was announced as the total raised. Maximilian ning” of what ha terms th* com­ Seafood ResUurant on Biacayne bhepqard was named chairmen of the drive to raise $5,000. Bivd., early today, tied up two mittee’* employes and began to back on Among that* who c.*tngwndcd Longwood for its civic spirit were a aafa with a sledge hammer and Rep- J- Uteiley Odham, who started contribution* with a $20 donation, crowbar, but fled end and W. 3. Wells, J r , who waa without any loot when directing, the contributions was. arrived. In-1 WASHINGTON Nov: 24 (IV)—, Convictions of three Jehovah Wit­ nesses on charges of violating the Selective Service Act by refusing to work at civilian public service camp* were upheld today by lb* Supreme Court. Justice Reed delivered the 5-4 decision. Justice Murphy wrote a dissent in which Justice Rut­ ledge joined. Justice Douglas al­ so delivered a dissent in -which Justice Black concurred. . All three of the "witnesses” were classified by their draft boards as conscientious objector*. But each contended he was a min­ ister of religion and should havt been exempted from all .training and tenrke. Two of thm, Weeley William Cox and • Theodore Remain* Thompson, of Jaekson County, Oregon, were acchaed of deserting n eamp at Downey, Idaho. Each was sentenced to imprisonment of three year* end three month* and fined *900:-------------------------------* Wiibhr Roiihm, of Shnnyaido, Wash., was granted a leave from a ramp at La pine. Ore. He iw Proposal Made To Give U. S. Pow er To Buy All W heat Opening Date F o r Seal Sale Begins Tomorrow Morning Stassen Protests Against Selling Goods To Russia C Campaign Is Begun In Longwood To Raise $5,000 For Fir# T ruck Mb tm p ereteres near tha - NO. 267 • * » iijLl � 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. 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Leon Blum Cabinet Swedish Crash frwin r t)rw| if. that 3<r were aboard. Some 21 were Swcdith llict*. being iclutned from Addii Ababa, sliric they had delivered IM7 plane* sold by Sweden to Ethiopia. However, Col. Ingvar Berg, leader of the Squadron, Wat not aboard. The flag at the Swrdisli lega­ tion was dropprd lo half slat* scene. Tbr TtxItxrrRrd Cross an! <Ca*ll*M<i n . a r M» o n . I to Psiis to astute the French esp list of its daily bread. I'nul llrynaud. Independent who was Frances last premier before formation of the Vichy regime, had run Into difficulties in cftorts to form a government with Socialist support. The left wing shied away and the rightists Insisted that he should not per• mlt the left to dominate any eurlty Council to d#*J with th<* Spanish situation, was approved.) The newspaper ABC declared In Its headlines: “ United States heads moderate bloc, diplomatic chiefs of mission will be able to return to Madrid, reported Spain will be incorporated in Marshall Plan later." Arriba, the organ of the Falanga. the government party, head­ lined: “ Franco has given example In fight against Communism. Final hour of Red tntriguu cSBIKM. he "might - form. The efforte of Premier Itamadi- firement wrnt ' to the ’ wreckage. r r himself lo strengthen his co­ Some of 'the dead were declared alition cabinet alio have met with little success. muiilated beyond recognition. The plane was n Swedish llrlstol freighter, owned by the T raf­ fic-Tourist Transport Company of Stockhnlm, Swedish author! I Ire in Stockholm said. It wns chartered to rttu m the Swedish military fliers from Africa. All the filer* were officers of the Swedish air Forrc. They had left Sweden Or** ■Carabinieri officials at Salam i tald a party had been 'dispatched to the ncenr of the crash, hrlirved to he on 3,248-foot Mt. Srnla. First reports of the accident said the plane was a U. S. Army transport but Cpk John M. Wil­ lems, American military attach'.*/ said he had learned "definitely" the craft wan not an American craft. Flight operations officers at Ciamplna airfield In Rome, where lb* wrecked plane was due a t 4 A. M. GMT Imlsv (It P. M. EST Wednesday), said the craft was a Ftrlstol and that she ca-» rled Swedish military pmmnne*. f f*nw l**M* flsrl one rvr*«lcm he delivered more than 17,000 cash tn Mrvept In an envelope, represent In* tli" residue of his ostensible I04J 116,non salar» after payment of laxe*. Readnowor said that Meyers, retired deputy chief of Air Forres procurement (purchasing), gave Ilium, 75-ycar-old v e t e r a n statesman, formed a care taker realitlon government of all So­ cialists last December during the transition to the fourth republic, after unsuccessfully trying to brink In the Communist*. He serv­ ed an premier and president until the middle of last January, when Vincent Auriol, a Socialist, was elected president. governm ent souicea said th'J new shipments of flour, with re­ serve slocks already in baket* warehouses, would keep the bread ration stable in spile of the walk­ out of 4,600 Parisian millers. The C u m i n u n l t t-lcd General Cimfc'dr-ration of labor (C.G.T.), seeking a .'1,800 franc (about (31) Increase In the minimum monthly wage and 26 percent salary ad­ vances pending negotiations, al­ ready has tied up France's coal mines, most of the auto industry, and her Mediterranean porta. This was the tabor situation: Northern France—114,000 coal miner* on atrike and main pll* closed. . ' Matsellle—Between GO,000 arfd 70,000 dockers, sailors, transport and other wurkrra on atrike. him SI.000 With Ihls 11,00(1. Roadnower ■aid, his artiml 1041 nnv from the company Was 132,260.34 Readnowor was on the flrnt’a hooka aa vice president and accretarv. He la a brother-in-law of MADRID, Nov. 10 (4 9 -M o rn ­ B, H. lam anV , the company's ing newspapers greeted with largr president•' Lam arre, recalled lo the w il- headline* htday the United Na­ ness- chair immediately a flrr tions-action in "abandoning" Ih* Read newer, testified that Mryera* Spanish case and halted It as falhcr-ln-law. a former bus driver, «_PJ:f little ..tu. inclusion -of—8p*l» T —-— -war ' iiu ttilwi gi wriHiiiWbir tffior in tne- Mnrsball European re ­ ogeh tif Aviation Ktectrlr at 112.- covery program. 000 a year drsplte a “lolal lack The united Nations vote pn the of experience." Spanish resolution was the lead la m arre said Meyer* had "Mr. article in all Madrid newspaper*. Ray A. Curnutt " the The United Nations Assembly law, put on the payroll Nov. 2, declined Monday night to reaf­ 1942. firm a IPttJ resolution condemn­ Lamarre* said Meyer* told him ing Franco Spain and requesting Mr. Curnutt wa* an older man all UN member* to withdraw am­ who had made considerable money bassador* from Madrid. All mem­ In his lifetime ami was with a bers, except Argentina, have com­ railroad, hut he learned later-that plied. , Curnutt had driven a-bus owned (The vole waa 29 for and III by a railroad. William R ogrrt, c o m m i t t e e scnlnst, wrlth eight abstentions, counsel, suggested lh<l at the and the reaffirmation failed of time Curnutt waa hired he was passage Iw-cause It lacked lha the "prospective fathcr-ln-Iaw of required two-thirds eount. The United States voted "no." A asc­ Meyers." Lamarry said that wa* true, end pari of Ihe same resolution, adding that he did not learn who expressing the Assrtphly'a ronCurnutt was until ho read in the fblenco In tho ahltlty of the Benewspapers of Meyers' marriage. lam arre gave the following ac­ rhaaing - officer, passed on many count of how Curnutt got started contracts aTid tho committee hks with Aviation Electric i received testimony that his sug­ Curnutt was t/»ld in walk around gestions led to more than a milli­ the company shop and see "4f he on dollars In war subcontracts for could f in d . something to do or Aviation 'Electric. would like to do." At the time: j ” i ' |y land Illegally." He said that the Swedish ferryboat Drotlnlng Vik-. torla took the Korbanakis aboard Nov. 6* ATHENS, Nov. ID </p>~Mlnlsler of Public-Order Constantine Rcntis said -today th a t a few Isolate! rases of decapitation had been re­ ported In Greek warfare recently and that strict orders has hern Issued against the "old custom." Head chopping was first practiced In Greece during Ihe rfrvoll against the Turkish empire, more than 100 year* ago. Greek guerrillas also have lieen practicing decapitation, psrtlrularly against gendarmes and soldi­ er* who hav* acquired fame a* fighters against the rebels, Other brutalities committed on bodies of soldiers and police have been sup-, ported by authentic rrports and photographs. •• Ship Wreck Victims ( l aailaas* I n w f a s t -< lw i riously estimated at from 30 44 - in - number—vrarw—lathed -by icy rain and.buffeted by .giam breakers while their radio oper­ ator aent out frantic measagea that time was running out. One man waa lost when the ship was smashed on the shore reefs and broke In two early Saturday. “ Hava started rescue opera­ tions," said a message from, the Empire Maccallum, received at 9:66 A. M, (EST). The rescue freighter had awerved from her course at Montreal yeeterday lo speed p Ih* Island, The rrewmen on the barren Islsnd had some food but no shelter, Danes ready at Argen­ tina and Stephenvllle to fly lo them were grounded by" bad weather. AAlso responding to tha^ ap­ peals from lh» island were the whaling ship Olaf Olsen, the II. fl. Coast Guard Cutter Evergreen and a service vea*»l o f ' the padlan mounted polbs*. Newfoundland • villagers wens prevented by the heavy seas from 1------ ■manaui'l, ’UQt nevertheless Curputt was made vice president In charge of production. After walking around the shop for some time. Curnutt came, to Lamarre and told him ho wa* "very unhappy and would like something to do." "How long did he walk around,” Senator Ferguson (RMIch) ask­ ed. • • "Several months." Meyers, as an Air Force pur- FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TIP-TO P ICE CREAM W i make our own Ice Croam, All flavors Tatty — Dalldoua — Healthful TIP-T O P ICE CREAM 414 Sanford Avenue UWeilOHRSED" WHEN YOU'KP UNOHiSSlD Tariff Cut , 4 ('«tla a rS Irsw Paa* 0 ».| A rm y Dismisses Nine Employees For D isloyalty Kiwanis Plans BATIRA TRIAL HAVANA’, Nov. 19 <49-D r. Harry Romney admitted under defense questioning today Ih n possibly “rough handling of (John Lester) Meo aggravated" the bul­ let wound that provrd fatal »-i the Chicago Navy veteran last April. * Patricia (Hatira) Schmidt, To­ ledo dancer on trial fir the itiui der of her lover, watched wit If -rubricnl. but nlltiuul 'iusutti mony of the doctor. Romney, who operated on Mee, twice previously had told th a audlencla court the wound was “inevitably fatal." Trade and Tariff Agreement made public by the government NOTICE Monday night, the United 8tatrs Dr. George il. Starke, president will make more than 3,600 cuts in of the Negro Chamber of Com­ Import duties as part of a 23merce, this morning urged all played on Legion sponsored learns nation pact affecting half the members to he present at the world's commerce. last year. A boys’ championship Six Are Accused Of meeting of the group which w y A B ute Department official be held at the Colored Elks Rest game was also shown. Bob Feller told a reporter then the effects Being C om m unists;_^ at KrOO Thursday a t whlrh. >o r . yMi. -Timr and other baseball starts, who on price* and on volume of im­ Important tun 55 Fired -S i n c ^ ^ alpio ed-fa^ b A ^ '-g*^ “IheTrp port* will b- slnw tn .m ina -hut “Ihe- gvtTeral effect ahotrhf- be- ter 'Hart were also shown. WASHINGTON Nov. 19 (/P ) _ eaa* the burden on tho consumer." Mr. Krlder, manager of the The reduction* made by the Dismissal of nine Army and Air Sanford, team, said that he *a.c United State* and aeven other Force civilian employes on dis­ a definite tie-up between the countriea are scheduled to go Into Legion program here ; and the effect Jan. I, 1U4H. Other coun* loyally grounds--six of them Ire- Giant* program, Which will In­ cause of Communist connections - clude a try-out camp. No Sanford was reportedly the Army loday. hoy 1* on record for having gonu Secretary Kenneth C. Royal! to the Major Leagues, he de I h Nmv R eddy F o r signed the orders for the dismis­ dared, but predicted that with tho present opportunities afford­ S p ecial Vnrlles a n d Banquets sals which have occtired princi­ ed, one or rporu would go to tho pally at posts outside of Wash­ b'g league within 10 years.- lit ington saner Congress recessed urged Kiwauls to sponsor a Jun­ F o r R earrv n llo n H P h o n e O ra n g e C lly H o tel ior*' League. Iasi July. ' Two new Kiwanians,' John L. O ra n g e C ity , F lo rid a Aside from Communist connec­ Galloway, county tax collector, tions. grounds for dismissal' In­ and A. L. Foster, plant pathol­ cluded membership in organira- ogist at the Central Florida Ex­ lions whose interests are consider­ periment Station, were inducted as h Iran ian s |,y the Rev. W. 1'. ed inimicable to those of the Yesloy: . ■ Edward F I.anc repotted that the condition of C. C. Campbell, club treoaqrer for the past II years, 'w as much Improved and I . that it la expectrd that ho will mre i Im able to attend the next meetthe hands of Congress on ratrs lev- . ing. of duty which were not cut by I** letter from T. W. lawtnn. binding them so that we will havr rar- j president of the FcrnaM-laughUin to go through the unpleasant pro­ lert-, Mctnorial Hospital Association, cedure of abrogating agreement* And You befon?> we ' fart again protect ulerj eommending the club for the rise presentation of a reauscitator to American agriculture and Indus­ try from the blighting invasion of the hospital was read by W. A. Are Invited low wage scale competitive prore** Morrison. Presldt’nt Lester Tharp ducta. ou* announced that-much of the cred“The Ways and Means Commitre* it for thia goes to Herman E. tec has tried in vain lo find ti j'.n* Morris And his athletic commitcriteria by which the Slate Dcicd ,c® ^or srranging the Celrryfed partment decided how J'ow our II football game that made the presFriday tariffs ceuld lie ' msde without endangering our American stan­ N ovem ber 21at dard of living and wage scales. Certainly It was not 'costa of production'. , “America, now paying the higheat wage scale In the history of Sanford tha World and 'with living stair Furniture Life Imprisonment dards far above those o f’ most other nations, la suddenly askrd Com pany M 't l l i i i H S I r a n I’M , UnM to compete on a practically free lo express my u tter contempt trade basis with the lower living and acorn fo r. you," Judge I’roe. standards and wages of the rest Thru Ihe CTiurlesy -and Co-operation of Florida ’ Power and lor told Winslow and Bennett, l.lghl Company, Mrs. Colons Wllholl. Hbme Economist, will of the world. who less than 24 hour* earlier show you how simple and quick It la lo prepare various foods ‘“The United 8lates gave sub­ had surrendered lo an prated for fleeting, Hhe may let us sample some of_lL too! stantial concession* on metaU 4*0^50 a f te r . a 42-hour - siege -at turh aa aluminum anil nickel, Well Be Glad To Have You With Us. an laolateu farm near Neillsvlllc, "Every American farmer and Wi*. “I think th a t you ate for­ and hundreds of other manufa'n Inl-orcr knows be can produce as tunate-that this offense occurred turrd products, "Industry and agriculture now much, or more per man than any in Wisconsin. “ I dorf't believe I would have find themselves in tho same free other nation on earth, but he also trade boat, because butter, cheese, knows that hi* high living stan­ any qualms whatever If our Con­ fish, vegetables, fruits a6d many dard* are definitely threatened stitution provided that In cases when w e'throw our mnrkcta wide like this 1 would have the power Ned S m ith , M anager open lo the products made by attempting to go to the reseui workers whose wsge teste per day and authority to sentence. you to "R ig h t W h ere We’ve ilccn F d r 25 Y eara" with lifeboats. They could see is little more than tho amount the gas chamber, the electric 300 E ast F in d S tre e t Rhone 216 the bleechcd langlceersg from paid pet hour to American workIWliHM 11 the shore. DEMONSTRATION! '1 like Southern Twin-Pack Bread because I can use hall a loaf at a time and Ihe other half will stay fresh. Ths-H sv ur Is very-g o o d and It makes tyonderful loaat. 1 used to throw away a half a loaf of bread every day until I heard abblit Southern Twin-Pack." * Mrs. A. H. Burr* Miami, Fla. Before she heard about Southern Twin-Pack Bread, Mrs. Burr was forced to waste half a h>af of bread a day. Now, thanks to Twin-Pack’s separately wrapped half loaves, while she serves one half, the other half stays fresh— ovefrtender and tasty until she's ready to use it. Fijjoy the advan­ tages of the exc/ujiveTwin-Pack wrapper and th e handy xipper opener. Look fo r th e Southern Twin-Pack name on the wrapper every time you buy bread. ARTHUR J* (RED) WILLIAMS has become associated *with the Fred W. BENDER real estate Sales Office. Mr. WlUJami haa long bean Identified with the purchase and sale of Beet Eetate In the foe lownflinp or sleeping... these beauties In cotton, tab ilyle, look imoo!h..,feel A—f . —I it- I.t IntwOTn, A *-■ W f afu iirC WOlIf* . . . , »at. Bread Sanford Area and la’ well qualified to render clients Intelligent sales service. The kind* !y consideration of “Red", In Real Estate matters, wllt.be appreciated b j this of flee. bond keeps Ih# Iravseri mug, prevents binding, le e our red IV. N f c l Fla. B t.t. Bank BMg. BenderiRealtor PboM 1 THK TWIN-PACK REPORTER ¥ Mrs. A. H. BurT, ahown above, is the w ife of a flight Instructor in Miami. They are living.in a trailer untU home prices get more reasonable. When interviewed K Oebriel Beruur, Southern Twin-Peck Bread’s traveling pboto-reporter* J fk ,Burr gladly made tha eutement quoted �• • •• ■ — ft .* T H E W EATHER In U nlly T h ere Is S tre n g th — Cloudy through Friday with oc­ casional ram Friday. Warmer Friday, tit-nth* tu uiudi-tale north In northeasterly wind* Iwx-oming occasionally frt*»h easterly Friday. To Protect the P u t t e l the World; T» Promote the Progress a t America; Ta Prodtc* Proa parity for Sanford. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER -VYka- SA N FO RD . FLORIDA THURSDAY , NOV. 110. Ill 17 Established 1908 X X X V III :t u Inflation Plan Princess Elizabeth And G eut. M ountbatten ArtM arried To Crackdown On Procurement Officer * Quotes Citations To ' Show His Services i To Army Air Forces ♦WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 (/l*; A Dcpaitincnl o( JusHc” ciackdown on income las charges hung oyer Maj. General Bennett L. * Meyer* today while Senate inves­ tigator* pushed deqier into tesliinony that ha took $l?0,000 out' *1 ol * war contracting plant con-' trolled through “tlooget." Attorney GHeral Clark (aid hr will >.k for the indictment of ."eyers at toon a* the war invest!gating iiibcommittre • headed by Senator Ferguson (R-Mich) windt up iti heating*. (Amplifying Clark'* announce­ ment, Juilire Department officials »aid "all of • the • aefftit#*" of Meyer* are under the depaitinent investigation, and the drpatament "b aho inquiring into other* wlm ^jere engaged with him in the vanoui transactions." When Meyer* wa* called hack to the witnru tland, Chairman Ferguson of’ the Senate subcom­ mittee first tequirrd him to again lake the oath "to tell th* wholf . |rulh.' * -r-Then the ehaiiman cahed if-he-^ fore the commillre began qur»lions. Meyers had "any facts" to ftiesent. “Yea, air. 1 hava." Mryera re­ plied In a loud./Itm voice. "Aa you know I have bqru alttinir here for about 10 daya * listening tn many rharg<*s mode against me of perjury, ./irruption, fraud urn! that I waa a contracting officer and >purchasing officer holding ol.eka with the airplane com* panl-sp," Mavcm paused and then *si-L m. r(jUnl»->d dc,..>a ,« uua* •* - i % w#r ttll tha charges In the most (I'wlliuHa n l"if» l .wait Mandamus Action vVoted Byiaycees On Re-Districting _ The f e s H of Director* of . th*.. ^iem lnole County Junior Chamlier of Commerce voted Tuesday night to instruct the elub aeeretary to hire an attorney and launch' man­ damus proceedings to force the County Commission to / d i s t r i c t tha eounty .precinct*, Cordon Bradley, club secretary, reported at the main luncheon of the organliatiun at the Mayfair Inn to­ day. • Bradley also atated that the directors discussed the ChrisfeA m u parade and hospital hall which will be sponsored by the organization on Dec. a. W alter It. Inland told of the POaaibiliUa*. of the Frenchmans (C h IIm m K u s k is ' Mercury Holding A b Rain And Snow Falls By ASSOCIATED PHE88 _ The nation's weather followed “ he same pattem of tbo Ia n sev­ eral daya today, with rain *nd •now in same section! *mi the m em iry staying around aeaaonal mark* across tha nation. Thera was bitter cold wraihcr u reported In Canada* with Iowa pf 21 below repeated In Walaon Lake, B. C.; 19 at Smith River, B. C_ and 17 at Fort Good Hope, department of MaeKensi*. But federal forecaster said no ImmoAil late cold blast* were headed Into ^ ih e state*. The coldest early morning reading*' were In Mon­ tana, with Butte reporting a low of 12 above. The snow area today waa In tha Northern Plains states and In Montana and .Wyoming, while rala fell In towa, Eastern Ne­ braska and In Georgia and North Carolina. Bkles were cloudy over tha Great Lakes. Ohio Valley and Mississippi region*, while fair 9 west her waa reported in th* Northeasten section and on the Pacific coast. ________ . ‘ REALTORS MEET A meeting of lh#' Banfnrd Board Of Realtor* will he held Friday afternoon a t 4:00 o'clock a t the City Hall. jt w m announced today hv Karan"nd M. BalL aaerstarv. Edward F. Lane. prestdenL will conduct the meeting. I t I* Import.conduct atant that a|! tha — JRUAL LACONIA. N. Nov. 20 « * > A yorotg mother who allegedly canoed the death of her thr year old son hv giving him a tables noon of btaek pepper as “punishment” today faced e two 'to three year state prison term. Today In W estm inster Abbey D ew ey Says Reds i Trying To Block ' A id To H ungry Plea For Housing roup Trum an Is Denounced For Failure To Aid China Government Leon Blum Agrees M arshall Leaves To T ry T o Form For London Meet Frencj}j£abinet Irf “ Sacred Cow” MANCHESTER. N. H.. Nov. 20 (/F)—Governor Thomas E, Dewey says that the f£rsiiani ate uring the United Nations a* a sounding board in a "word war" designed to block American aid to hungry countries abroad. Even UN delegate* of many countries, he said, are risking their lives in voting "with the majority in every major test of strength on the side of justice and liberty." Expressing confidence these del­ egate! will still have the courage to vote this way. the New York governor told a hospital fuml-raising rally here last night: WASHINGTON Nov. 20 (,V)— The Senate Banking Committee France Recalls Part President Truman Is ilevitlej today to go ahead im­ vulh a Loir-point snttAt Airport To Wish mediately O f 1947 ArmjTClass udl.ition prugtam but delayed ac­ Him Best Of Luck tion on I’rrttdent Ttuman's teAs Strikes Spread qt|ei| (nr itandliy puce-wage and FARES n JV. 20 (/1>i Leon . WASHINGTON Nov. 20 t/p) limited ratinuing rontiol jhiwer, Ilium, 75-yeai-otd Socialist and Ptendrul I tuman |ienonatly wish­ Cliaiitnan Tobey (R-Nll) said elder statesman, agreed lumglit In ed "God vjieed and good luck".to tlie committer will begin considera­ tty to loim a government ol "pub­ Secretary Marshall today upon*the tion next week ol Irgidation to lic safety" to hung |H-s.e to Secretary of State’s deparlare by- roiilinur lent controls, irstuie inair for ilie Ihg Four foieign min­ ilallinenl buying cuibs, tighten France's Irouhlrd Ij Ihu situation. Against a backdinp of wide­ ister meeting in l.ondon. hank cicdit and poMibly tnctease “ I know you aie going to have m.ugini for buying on thr com­ spread Communnt-lrd ilnkr* in mlical industiies, Socialist Pros- it because you.know how to do modity exih.uigrs. . ident .Vincent Auriol piquied - to your job," Mr. Truman taicl. T h n r rum of thr I0-|ioints laid "I have the utmost confidence down by Mr. Tinman in hit ptogo befurr the national avtrnilily | lomoiiow to a|i|M-.il lor conflima- in you." grain to combat lugli living coils The lion of the 75-yrai-old Socialist . I'retidenl . spoke into , a mic- , alteadv have Ivrru drtignalrd ss statesman as head id a widely rophonr *1 thr National Airport | ,hr tut,jf ( l ,t< heatings by the hated cabinet. ,,rf Seiialr-I louir evmmmu . ommittce. Ilium needv «• majority of av •Sairnl tnw the four engined ||, r |QL,»inl program lemlilv vote*-before-he-can begin { plane which Ml Iruinan has used w.h riulmxrd imaiimiiiily by the i'd idlen. luttnalion of his cabinet Senate Demur tali. y t umiilit- • There was no indication a* yet ""IfcfoTr going to |hc airpoit, Irr hut this group ».vid ler|»on»i* ' Ikiw rnufli of Ilie right wing would Maiih.ill conferred with'the Pies- Inlitv (oi offering Irgiitalion to he included ill the i alum-1 by ident .it ihr While I lolltr. . At ihe hearty il out in ti with tlir RrpubBlum, thrice pieituri of I ranee. Stair llrjiarlltirnl railirr. lir talk- j(i )n, | I MM11Ills*-#1 •*« !'»«» I l|h l I nl (nr neatly an bum and o li.df | nmiimnn Toft (RUliio) calleJ with Jatnrt F Htynes who pirccd- ( Ids Senate Repifhlicnn Policy ComV today tu ntuJy lum as Sri irlaiy of Stair and mlttee togrtht •itpy|"Kr F> k M I • VFW Convention To ril ihr United S|j|rv irpirientalivr to Be Held In Orlando lltr Conference of F'mrign Minislets. "They know that America is a powerful , friend of the weak, of the opprossed and of free gov­ ernment Itaelf—they know mm I* a shining armor that t» their de­ fense." Striking at wTial he called "a Communist monster feeding on the “plight o f ‘oppressed people,’*' MAYOR William O'Dwyer of New York strikes a prayerful pose a* he - r* p t3 tm io ihr/otncC ongrentohat Committee on Housing the dearth of housing tn hi* city He said that New York I* tn desperate need of a minimum of SS2.OOn.oOO In addi­ tional federal help to house about 150.1)00 homeless families. Hr re­ vealed that nr S4,ono housing unit’ expected to be provided by prtvi • builih-rt, only 30,000 will be ava* able by end of IN S i/a Wnailosir Peoples P a rt In United Nations Told A t Forum Dewey declared: "A stream of malicious false­ hood -calumny pour* from the Kremlin and reaches a rlimatle flood stive in the assembly of the United Nation*.” tn another addrras today Gov­ ernor Dewey Charged the Tru­ man Administration with ”*eeniIngly abandoning the Chlnesertb Communist compiral,"’ and assert­ ed immediate aid should he sept to Ike f a r East a* even a two month* delay "may be too late1" Making hi* first comment on President Truman's special mexsaga to Congress, the Republican guvemur told a new* conference he Was “deeply disappointed In it" in that “no mentionv.at all wis made of China or the situ­ ation In the Far East.” “While European aid is urgent tCeatloar* w P*ae KlaSII Trum an PlanOnW age And Price Control Will Be Postponed; Taft Studies Policy 1DNDON, Nov. 20 uVr Punorii iJi/*belh and hrr rnnee wetm.uiird loC.iy uJK yft min tier Xhoej^yud' ha.k to Biukmgham I'alacr through tftettt jim m kd wills Mofr thUti a uulliuii ilieenhg .Hntbm, and departed .niifhi foi lli-ir hunrvmoon in southern I ngland. The Veteran* o f: Foieign Warsdistrict coii>elilri)ii will In- lit-ld in Urlando ill the Miinicipul Junior High School »>u Nov. £t at 1U:DU ‘A. M. John Sauls, udj* utftiit auiuiunccd today. Ilriauilo Post l wilt Im- host fm ilu* dinner beginning at 1:00 P. M,.uml will provide the enterluinmeut in the afternoon. Tlu> Sanford delegation is plauiiing to Invite iiit- uiganitnlluit to hobl it*, m-kl dlslrict convention in Sanford on Hu- Inst Sunday its At tile iilis-tini' in f.omion s la tt­ ing next week, Die Big Four—the U. S , Britain, France and Rus­ sia— once again will try to rearH' agreement* looking towwd * Ku ropean, peace selllemcnt. Ih tic rellCeS Ivriwerrl the United Slhtes nml Russia presumahly - figured ploniiiii-ntly in Marshall** final roiiMiltations. Also at the airVni to hi>l M»r-hall farewell were Admiral Wil­ liam D Leahy,, the . President’s llMHlIasr* «» gear ei»k n Segregation End Urged In Georgia By llenrv Wallace ' ‘ 1 W- m ■ yf 9 ' MACON. Gn.. Nov. L'lV-l/IVIlelote onlv 3,000 kings, querns and comnmneis hut vvith the Henry Wallace pleaded for ait end, to racial -g ’eg.ilton t-efure an *v-r»rlsJ ii-.tening in, the l.eiiev* |c the throne moved regally down the auilii-in-e Ih’tl War segregated by -i-». have ol tli- ancient i.ilhr.iial on thr aim of King Geoige VI and he (Hilire utile, after n sponsor uf his cvme the bride of l.i:ut I'lnlip Muunthallrn, nfwlv knighted and prospeech Imd told negroes tliey. would Prominent Local Cit­ claimed Duke ul lalinhuigh, in a cetemogy completed b y the Atclfnot Iw required to olyetvo tlie~lihtizens Take P art In souUu'rn cuvtuin. t'lshop af Canlcibur/ at IIH h .A M. <0:45 A M. Eastern Standard January. About link! negro* and half lime). |c, Comdr. F. D. Scutt will hcitl UNESCO S t u d y Llisl iu,utUl,aiiii'.w-4ic i son» lavtana-l ■■ r f s i s I h f d c l it i -o i io o t o U S ’ l l r l m i v L i I he 21-yea,-old Bmnesy* vyi. '[I.nkled heluw he* to the fornn-i Vice I'rvsiilcnt ex­ ntol Ims nuked all tucni ohe u m r an isrjy **ltn pmvn ik Ii in rmkiuidriy .mil peatll. .Slir inerting pound Ids political pln1hao|ihy last -UNESCO a* thc-t* J pIr r ^ iT-ftr , night in tin- tiiy auditorium.*'Th# lirrs of thr local delegation j Two No True Bills gteeliV her 26-yejf-old btu|< yiuom at the altar-ami tlu-w knelt belute meet nt tin- l egion Hut Sunday ihe United Nation* and a report nudiltiriuitk -cats almuiT.IWU," Returned By Jury ’Iht' Primate uf nit England. .%** nt VTkl A. M. The n e x t. regular on condition* in Europe were dis­ M an earlier meetiiTiff'l‘resident Returfaring of East Firal-Street meeting uf live group will lie nevt I>t‘>mlacd tu love, cherish and niiey of t h e Southerii cussed at the third and final »es- hatwefn Sanford end Melluiiville Two no true hill* were trturned t'lni.k(4 *nFiirentair tin* former i’rinre of (Iirerc ami >(ondny night nt 7:00 o'clock. t ll ls t tv s l >m * l * 4 l i r I ‘I t h l l lion of a United Nation* forum Avenue ha* been postponed in­ hi" tin* (iroml Jury in Citcuit Danmark. He 'pt-ominld III love Tuesdav, .following, which held at the First Methodist Church definitely due to th* high water and clterish lier, "for tu-ttcr, for Funeral Bites Held ' Court in aturm sewer* under the street the iuev was discharged Ivy Judge 2.T Fired By Navy 'worse, for richer, for poorer,” in last night with over 80 persons and the need of repairing the Smith, it wb* reported liy il>e tradition *1 Church of Eng land Ftir Mrs. H. Lawson OM. P.II. Ili-nulon, I'’or Red Activity attending. sewer* before any paving work .clerk of the Court. ceremony. One of the no true hill* fuuml Frank Shames acted as moder­ I* undertaken, if was announced Crowds estimated by Scotland Funeral scivlce* for Mt*. II. morning, by If. N. Bayer, city WASHINGTON, Nov 20, oV bthe Jury was Ihe charge of ator for the program on which this Yard tu exceed a million persun* II. Ijiwsjiii, lilt, who died yeslei _ hv manager; liomlchle against Rnrnett Smith, Twenly tl i -j -f u. N,.vy civilian jammed the route of Princes i day aftarnooit at a local hospital, Roman Catholic, Jewish and Pro­ There are BOO feet of storm eliief of police of (Ivledu in con­ ehtrtloye* cited on nccusatiiiii* of testant faiths were represented. The sewrr under the pavement, said Fighting Boys Knock Klisabetii's wedding piocrssion to­ wi-n- In-Id, nt noon today at the nection with Ilie death by bullet dialoynlty, n i o a t l y Involving Erickson Funeral' Home with the day, hours ts-fore lier marriage wound* of a negtu whom he vva's charge* of Communist activity, open fotum discussed the ques­ Mr, Sayer. Th* high water in the liev. iroiigiHi imries u io u n in is. , .. Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. Over Oil Stove And io Lieut. Philip Mounthattrri, the aewer is in turn due to the abnor­ have been’discharged or have re­ Intartneiil will take place later n t ‘•''I'mplirig to arrest. tion “How are we in our com­ mal height of w ater in Imke Duke of Edinburgh, was to take I ,<........ ,,n . N. u vY. ...i___ Tlie Die olht-r uu no true into I1,111 fuund hy signed in the last six month*. Set Place On Fire Cannonsvtile. where Mr*. place tn (Vealminstcr Abbey, munity co-opcraling with the1UN­ Monro*. the jury was on a charge of as­ Hear Admiral Haul II Nihecker Thousands converged on Burking- I. uwxuti was I,urn on Mar. .211, sault against n young woman and raid today. Edward Higgins, manager of th« ESCO) IH7U. She hail lived here for the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ Nlbectii-r. eliief «>f the NaVy's HORN LAKE. Miss.. Nov. 20 hum .Palace long before tlm Invelved Witliirn It VVeliman ami Miss Thelma Hammond conduct­ merce and City Commissioner I.ea Ptinceas arose at her usual hour pa«l 25 year*. ItlduMrlai. ivIntlUHs. raid the 45 f/P)—Two young women lost their William Ireland of Winter I’aik Surviving nrr: the husband, II. ed a lesson period and reported on R. Lesher were scheduled to drive of 7:,10 A. M. Court will reconvene Munday case* snei-i outside Wavliingtun II. Lawsuit uf Sanford; one daugh­ the economic condilioni in Ger­ this afternoon to Jacksonville to lives early today when fire swept Tito bridegMKiui spent tile night ter, Mr*. fur tin* Full term of rriminnl among tlie Navy'* ttOU.tKH) civilian It. 11, McCullough confer with WAA and CAA of­ a night club near here and ten nt Kensington Palace in another case*. Amoiuj, the case* to be employe*, lie aid no disloyalty many, England and Russia. of Tampa; five *6u*. Hubert G. ficials In expediting transfer to hearing* have been necessary in During the discussion panel. Mr. i M City of personal property, other patrons were burned or in­ part of the city, with his mother, l.aVvaun of Cotinimsvflle; la-on K. tried first aie: Harney. Crews, .Washington. rharged with illicit possession of Princes# Andrew of Greece. jured in leaping through windows. Lawson uf Sanford; Frederick Eight of the 45 person* wet* Shames, speaking for racial and Including furniture,* fitting* and Apart fruiii the hndo's father, Hoag of Grand Rapids, - Mich.: liquor; llirhard Field*, charged cleared of accusation* based most­ now In storage in The charred bodies of the vic­ religious minorities, slated that accessories with . assault to commit murder Ihmald llotg of Connonaville nml no . fewer than five kings were warehouse* at the Municipal Air* tims, tentatively identified by. in Ihe first degree; Robert Allen, ly' tin allegation* of Uommunitt most prejudices originate in the .port, said Mr. 8syer. on hand for the ceremony—Haa­ Harold Hoag of Groanshoro, N. rharged with in ten t, to commit Party lurmiierthlp or association Thompson Brother Mortuary at­ fourgiumlchildren and two *l»kon of Norway, Frcderik uf Den­ The City now has the right of home and he added that the place murder -In the first degree and with Communiala, Nihecker aaid. - j tcr», Mr*. Belle De Mott o9 Conto begin to combat these pre­ entry to buildings end property, tendants at Evelyn Taggart of mark, Feisal of Iraq, ' Mihai of nonxviltp and Mrs, It. K. Palmer- Wilhe Walker, charged with lewd Romania and Peter of Yugoslavia. Including the eight base tall and lascivious conduct. Rcsurfacinx Almost judices is in the home. He said training diamonds being laid out Memphis, Tenn., and Dorothy Bil­ Tha. day dawned in a drissling ton of Deposit, N. Y. that the cure for prejudices lies in by the Nlw York Giants and deeds lingsley of Horn Lake, were found rain," but the skies cleared in At lCnd On Bcardall (I’MiiiaMg r>«, semat) to this property are expected soon. in a back room of thr frame ■ind-niorning and the aun peeped structure where apparently they through th* cloud* from time to Resurfacing of Hcanlall Ave­ fled and were trapped because of time. The whole wielding route nue from C'elrrv Avcmm to Miller , frum Buckingham Palace to Aventtr, an Irt fool road two mile* no outside exits. Several score Westminster Abbey waa -thickly jntig, i* nearly 'completed,' R. B. other patrons escaped without in­ lined with speclalars, some of l'o|ie, chairman of the County jury. who had spent the night there. Commission, announced today. IS County Road improvement* From a hospital bed, Mrs. Sher­ Most of the all-nighters got Flans for an outstanding program of rnlrrlainmrnl for winter visman Lewis told a story of how soaked in the morning dr if lie. ilob will Itr made at a mcclmg at the Tourist Center Monday evening estimated in cost a t between ' I .'. t:i5.000 and ttli.OOO, are lietng flame* enveloped tha dance hall Thousand* more were'arriving on CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 20 (Special)—Railroad management has and blocked tb* front axlt after early trains and butca Hundreds at 8:(41 o'clock, raid E. M. Aimitagr, recreation director of the Sem­ made and are financed by race <] embarked rpoa a wildcat strike a (a ini t the five operating brotherhoods of police and detective* mingled inole County Chamber ol Commerce, today as he urged all visitor* and track fund* supplied by the State ItV sItasH ' •« p*a* »•*»> and formerly diverted for school with the crowd’ In * Ihe Abbey local ciliaeps as well to altinJ the meeting. ■and the intent «,f the Railway Labor Act. a federal law, it wa* use hy the county. areas,! cl-a/gcd today by D. B. Rubeitson, president of the Brotherhood of Mr. Aimilage stated that he will make a summary of last season's The first root of re-surfacing Thunderous cheers arose as the Curbs Are Placed On Gueen locomotive Firemen arid Engineutett left Buckingham Pflaee at activities of the I jurist Club which, with G. Easterly as president, got la l>elng. applied to the old LongV. i wdod Road fur one nml a quarter Rules governing winking conditions, which have,been unchanged to a fin* start just before" Freight To Canada 11:08 A. M., two minutes behind off from cool wind* off the lake. mile* south of the dog track road Christina* with ■ concert by the f*r 25 yean, and a icquesl for a 30 per cent wage increase, now be­ schedule. With her in her coach, 8*minol* High School Ole* Club. Eight flood lights have been in­ intersection, said Mr. Pope. ing negotiated by America's rail-9 ' ;<4 WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. M - drawn by the Windsor grey*, Feuding County road improveThe elub operated under the stalled to allow playing of game* Ire road* and the five brotherhoods. tion of th* spirit of collect! 4 The Association of American wa* Pfincesa Margaret. They left direction of Mr. Armltmge, until at- night. itu-ni* include the resurfacing of Robertson's charges.’ voiced In bargaining—and * spirit given life Railroads today plated sharp at a trotting pace down tha Mali. April 1, and during tMa time Tha ntwesl game Innovation is Celery meaning by the Railway curbs on fraignt shipment* to Ufa guards In red tunics, bura statement to members and local there were a t least 20 enUrtxin- a 10 foot square checker board and Geneva Avenue, Miller Avenue lodges of his Brotherhood, arise Labor Act. Continued abuse of Canada. The action followed new m slied breast-plates and white menta Including concert*, suppers with red and black squares. Green south to Cameron City, at Black Import restrictions Imposed by plumes, cantered beaida the ear- and games a t th* Tourist Center, and yellow checkers of large site Hammock near Oviedo, Cemetery from bis contention that a nation­ Uu* nature c*n only be' Inter- Import’ wide advertising campaign spon­ prated a* deliberately provoca-1 th* dominion to conserve Its dol- riago. _J l-j-r pienica and outings. Attendance will he moved by players using Road at Grneva for one half mile sored by the railroad manage­ Uv*. lar balance*. In a second coach rod* the averaged 250 or more a t each a wooden abaft with a hook on end the Country . Club road to ments, constitute a violation of , “W« believe proposals a rt Th* partial embargo order was King of Norway and the-Queen •venL One of tha moat enjoyed the end which permit* picking up Lake Mary. Ripe* Avenue ha* been W# have prepared a telegraphed to .. *11 railroads in of tha Hellenes. The King and uf th« motor outing* wa* a trip and moving the checker*. The wldned to IK feet hetwein Celery th* spirit of collective bargain­ reasonable. We to (bow >w why see beltrvo thi* country. I t directed them not Quean of Danmark were In a bv 200 visitor* to tha Methodist checker board la painted on the Avenue and the railroad, a distance ing aa established by tha 21 year to . This case I* he- to accept general freight for third carriage. old Railway Labor Act. cement court east of th* Tourist of one-fourth mile. Home at Enterpriaa. will aontltra* to bo pre- destinations In Canada nnlee* th# Many new gam* facilities are Center and teals are to be pro­ Princfcss Elisabeth walked out tod aci shipper Is able to certify that h* oea the conference taMOTHER CONVICTED . T T i l t r S J w . oxof th* palaca to entar tha Irish In atore for winter visitor* this vided for checker fan* to view I'ENHACOLA, Nov, 20— — said Robertson, “bat management In n peaceable and orderly has assurances th at the good* state cq*Mi *t 11:18 A. wbli* season. Mr. Armifag* revealed. contest*. have been or will ba authorised “ We ar* planning thi* winter A circuit court Jury last night representative* have decided to manner. Ivands played th* national aiw The ah uffleboard1 and Ihone shoe spend millions of dollar* villlfy“The railroad brotherhoods be­ for entry by the collector of cus­ them, "God Save Tha King." Th# courts In the park hava been put to hav* competition In -many ronvltt*d Mrs. Jacquelin* Bricktoms at. the border. ame*," said Mr. Arm Itag* and man, IB.Vof manslaughter tn tha tne oUr proposal* In a nation­ lieve In abiding by the law. both King aat at her rig h t In a m-v- In'good condition, and a palmetto s said th at It is hoped to hav* suffocation death of her newborn wide newspaper advertising cam­ fixit* spirit and in l u letter. Shipments of eoal and fuel oil ment of excitement, the crowd i frond wind breaker, 10 feet high, paign. The brotherhoods have more wcre^pecificly exempted from the broko through police lines for has been erected on tha north exciting competition by vialtlng ion, foUnd In a city garfaaga and-west aides to protect player* to u t* ir o n neighboring cl tie*. truck last April, tCeaUneO < S .N f» “We bold that thl« Is a viola­ Defective Sewers Stall Repaving . ut Eirst Street Two Killed, Ten A re Injured As Night Club Burns Plans For T ourist Entertainm ent To Be M ade M onday At Tourist C enter R ailroad M anagement Is Charged W ith S trike A gainst Brotherhoods £%& f E S •r,- Y : ■ ■■ -' - , . ; ■■ .•v. ■ -• ' i , .. i : h r- ■~*5vf c r-w . y.- .. v,,..c:.. < m in - ■_ l . ... ---- I - -f r_ ii - ' ‘f ' , f • , r = r■Hrbr-- 4 i �T O E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA TH U R SD A Y , NOV . 20. 1 9 4 7 * density of water (a I gram ’ stuffing hy whipping Imtter or , Italy Asks Big Four I Harvard Scientists the Ijer cubic centimeter. The density marifurlrie urwl hot milk Into the Nagging Wife May or our Kartb Is 5.6 grams per mashed potatotrs; season with centimeter. Tha avaraice, finely grated onion, salt and pep* 2ii,Jr S ' ,.,S1w“ 'i"!Su,i^“ P<* 1’re-'var Colonies | Expounds Theories cubic bw Be Traded density of Saturn is 0.7 gms p e r; per. And serve cranlarry Jelly, of to• five other husbands, then TT.----- TL .. . centimeter, or lighter than course Then ring a menu change bundle up your wife and aend her ind Ones-By I *On End Of Planets cubic to the fellow at the top of the list by adding baked corn pudding, water. eiil.ln e ..n i!,iu iln e nr liiin lw r i k a n 1m i l t a n Thun rih i* a m am i hjdy CAPUDIMlf etian irn Sbapley said the average density and bread "or rolls will ncvi'r be ••You will receive back tfl.171 llv II.M. HOYLK i •f m atter through our planetary missed. women when jrour own name NEW,YORK. (>F)—Gotham gab. comes to the top of the Hat. Have system—amkthroughout the Milky A salad bowl oi lettuce and If vour wife misunderstands you. faith—and don't break the magic Way galaxy—la so high that the tomatoes with a tangy French perhaps you might want (a bi- chain. One maw broke It out his. scattering tendency I* overcome rome a link in a im s rhain. lotto. by gravitation. . •tan wwrh •wwd.i wit f i n f .pew.. .G iauilp still simUata t lie " *ir»~ But the scheme Is falling flat. sih'litic* for henpecked husbands. VriHort n n t'.o u lr Uf. 'dur .‘aw* The letter, .now circulating in Nobody seems to want .to. trade "P hy _ Italian . activities through f r j g Bu^ don't g rt exritrd galactic -nrighl»rhiMMl, but also in one nagging wife for 19,178 others "legitimato titles of aaquialtioV** "CSV .O ur.. own *yatem_ of. planet*, a few—ot her —galaxies Bite the' trust ia the conservation order for Manhattan, goes like this: with the same defect. which wore ^Internationally intrmatlonallv re1 re“Dear Friend. hasn't oven started to go into Magellanic clouds are the Ad- dessert. ' .. A young man employes! by the (his cosmic-formation and Shapley romeda nebula. . % Here are rt-ripes fur the *|ieria( "This chain letter was staitssl I/u* klRfit pvyrywltorr -In la thinking In torma of millions of Hut, throughout space in gen­ fruit cup the corn pudding. fn the hope of bringing happiness- U. 8. State Department wasn’t and then hit the aklds. She became <il Totahif.it hriiic Co. worried by the government’s ■ P«rty girl and wound up on the years. eral, the average density is |>cr11olida) Fruit Cup loyalty check. Hit conscience was hot tin. His vt«w Is that creation may haps one one-hundredth a* groat I package (Id ounce! quick• flour perfectly clear. . "She waa headed for the bottom he slowly dying of "negative grav. aa In our own duster of gulaxtc*. froten sliretl strawl>crrie*, J W teaspoons salt The expansion of 'the universe fast. said a bartender, "when Ration”—! cosmic force which al­ thawed t* teaspoon sugar some guv came along and aold her ready has caused many distant, which has set In under "negative I parage ( |fi ounce) quickto teaspoon pepper Garden Fresh Fruits on marriage and a chicken ranch fmxrn sliced |iearhe*; Ihawgalaxle* (star systems) Jiy] giavitution." Shepley declared. 1 to cups milk Will" Mill further lower the aver­ over fn Jersey. That straightened i-d 1 teaspoon finely grated and Vegetables her out. age density, and It therefore ap­ 1 package (pound) quick-, onion . . “At the name lime,". Shapley pear* that the systems' which York Cooking "Once a week she comes to frozen grapefruit sections, 2 eggs, slightly beaten aald- In the annual report of the make up the universe "are doomtd town to sell her eggs and ask • thawnl Apples 2 lbs 21c I package (10 ounce) quick­ Smithsonian Iniitutlon, "through to Infinite dissipation." about old friends. Then she goes 2 tahlosiHM in* h-mun juice ‘ fruten com. thawed the operation of th r law* of English back to Jersey. I asked her once thermodynamics, the h e a t,of thv ConthtnY strawlM-rrTea a n d Melt butter or margarine over was she happy and she Just laugh­ Walnuts lb 39c peaches. Drain juice from grope- low hi-AI and blend in flour, salt, ■tors le going out Into the cold­ ed and said; "Whoever marie a Ilraxil | | fniil sections and add lulre to sugar and pepper. Remove from ness of apace, profit out of laying an egg on strawlierry mixtuie Add Irmon beat. Adil milk slowly, stining "The universe Is steadily, ap­ Broadway? I do better selling Nuts lb 43c Juicv. I’lsca I .J to '» nip of mix- until proaching the heat-death —u cold­ smooth. Return to medium ness near absolute tern in an Pecans ‘ lb 49c By CECILY BROWNSTONR hunt and cook until thickened, emynty wot Id.” Associated I’re** Fowl Editor ■Hiring constantly. Remove from Absolute xero is 373 degrees Peanuts lb 27c You ran make this Thanksgiv­ heat. Mix in well onion, eggs end All Popular Urands below xero centigrade. I-urge Juicy ing dinner the best one ever rorn.. Turn into baking dish. Bet CIGARETTES cm C «* l AHAMIK S S*cetc fia COk But the aetonomcr offered this and still conform to the volun­ dish in. pan of hot water and bake Grapefruit 4 for 19c comforting thought; Package Carton tary food conservation program. in moderate oven (.360 F>) about Although the stars—like our The way lo dn It It'lo use plen­ A A P Juicy. • . I hour, or until set- Four to six 18e $1.73 own eurr-—radiate plenty of free tiful food* in attractive way* Corn Ptiddinx serving*. To make eight ,tn 12 • Pumpkin Tangerines 2*doz^l9c SUNSHINE MARKETS heat Into space, they have built-in I taldespon butter or Fortunately for both the food SCI rings double amount; e l in­ Bubatomic energy "stove*" which saving cnmp.nlgn ' and thy family ‘garinc * 118 Magnolia Avenus gredients a id turn Into 2 baking No. 2Vi Can 13c Cranberries -lb 39c will enable them In replace the pocket lunik there Is an ahumlsnt I tablespoon. all purpo«e lodt heat a thousandfold for mil­ supply of vegetable* and fruits Frozen Foods lions of years lo come. •" to help nftikr holiday meals good Getting bark to the cosinir *cat- to look at and good to eat. The Baby (m e n 12-ox, pk(. Gelatin torlng: , mote we use these perlaablo Lima Beans Shapley holds that most of the foods here at home the more 3 Pkg. 20c n w U n ffA T fF U l m t m S W IN G S oh m st FO O D Spm bundred-billlontodd galaxle*—for grain IherC'll l>e to send to hun­ Brusocll IU-o i . distant from our own "Milky gry people abroad. Sprouts Way*' galaxy—ere flying away from one another with enormous - If you are the horpltahle kind of i Ann Page vrlontlee, which eventually may pers'un who invites stray friends ;Apricots Beans bring about "infinite dissipation" to vour holiday table you may I• , with 'tof ell the bodies (Flat go to make Tomato Sauce up the universe. (Succotash These' galaxies are system* of stars numbering about 00.000.000,­ 000 twlnkler* apiece. Each i* ICocoanut asperates! front the uthei lijrm il­ lion* of "light year*.'/ "Light yeaf* is six million-million miles, S lures Will He Open All Day Wednexday, Nov. 261b so the galaxies are n«t AVurt)y PEACHES . Closed All Day Thuntdny, Nov. 27th chummy even' now. Of fete years Shapley said, t a stA itn m e re *')«aw a e o n t a * t ,. i GRAPE JELLY 4h*l-M*»ttle- Vnr-l*nk Sultana _____ ' - repulsion. By FRANK E. CABBY WASHINGTON Nov. 20 ifl't— The end of the universe through a gradual scattering of all m atter through cold space w*s seen as a at40,50,60?" , TABLE SUPPLY instead of meat or fish hors d'oeuvrr* with a bread nr tracker base. And if you're engaging in a private rampain of your own to conserve time and energy, make the rup of quick-frozen fruit*. (•o on to turkey stuffed with potato instead of bread. Make- the = L O V E t T ’ S= PICCLY WIGGLY Del .Monte E arly G nnlen Quantity Rights Reserved Prices Good Thru Wcdnesdiiy, Nov. 26th RED BEANS Comstock Pie CHERRIES SALAD DRESSING A A P Yellow CORN No. 2 Can TABLE SUPPLY = L O V E T T ’ SE PICCLY WIGGLY 1 Quantity Rights Reserved Pricei Good -Thm-fluturdayr Movr£*T llrloln or •v Calvea Ksiuss Shipped. Dressed and Heavy Calves Boneless T-Bone, Porterhouse STEAKS lb. 49r i T.UII OK SIKLOIN STEAKS lb. 39r C E N T E K CHUCK KOAST lb. 33c Hand Soap • Ducklings u> 43c Chickens ^u> 51c Personal Size tX i Sauce (><n. Long Island, New York Drcaacil Oradc "A" . Trxa* Hhlppcik :L-w York Drr.-inl tirade “A" Mt. Ver­ mont lli-ii F o r DetlriouN T u rk ty Drowing! lem tfrgke Boy ,Su Cocktail no2 % 40c OYSTERS R am o v o i ,W. a. Ooud i.rs.le Chuck . HAMBURGER PORK ROAST SPARE RIBS FRKHII POKK Half o r Whole Stokely’a Finest Fancy Pie Regular Six* rlIKKSK HENS Oereleprd by year Qovrrnmeat to aaw rs you of fuUy Matured, ripe, early LI Fancy Western Red Delicious Ctninirr ^i' Six* Octagon III l!lr Slat K< t, ( ‘IIKEHK II* '17r SAUSAGE ' Mi* x BACKBONE fe Oviedo school has Iwen rep/.'*entatlvc* U> the quiz ptogistm that has Ik-cii con­ ducted each Monday evening over ... Station WTKK, Sanford. Thi, i<ini Mundjy night, the final night ol i' oum the program, Fat L G lenjl. ttpicx —tor enttng uie Ovieibi senior class wax din* ,,n 'wlnnintc team. The freshmelt i*pr«wnlot*vt- sens—Ihmattr kiwdjr pUuic. so they won't -—, ___’» icrtldi. In Lacquer RcJ, Hoary Amber, Ice Green. Fetch, Trim.Mmy M. Maitin, .Mia. psreal Vhiir, Hletk IKiay. etc. fncladet Jn Mrt. mes S. Day, and Mr*. .Ituliy a* dreiwr cumb. J ‘ beauty .Hop me. 7* rti-tsil pur,e tix. I" H m || drrtier Jones were luncheon guest* Tue* corah. V purie lice. X* pocket dip ii,r. dav of the J. II. Joneses. Alio rtNin-type comhcletacr! Send now! Mrs. Mary M. Martin lia* a '.Remember this tamoui Sour inturet her guest this week Mis. Jnimetery hakiag—even ngrt^itmi n M S. Day, Sr., of latkelaml. Mrs. Jnmes S. Day'* daughters, Miss Olive I)ny and Mr*. Free Hester, and granddaughter. Jo Ann, of latkrland, wcie visiting In Oviedo Tuesday, having driven up with their mother to spend n while here. ( . |)r. J. Wt NVjrtih Is awnigthts week in Jacksonville, where he wunl to attend the cancer clinic. Choir practice was held' Wed­ nesday night at the Oviedo Methodist Church. M AIL TO D A Y! Choir p iar'Ire wua held Wed nesdav evening ul the “ Oviedo “ * ' .Bap' " fo n o , Cxi,,** so. m.«»„ list Church --------. ' • Mrs. Walter A. Teague will Pl*to4»r i r i ' l i ••ml* *fl HHU leave- next wrek to enter a tm* Ciiint* c lilH X * . I )e*ncl«*er pital in Jacksonville, • where she l » » l f » n t I t w l i * K o lilr r In . ( S ' ,l„ . M .k of goak*r P —> Kn will undergo on Fiiduv of- next ■week-an iqir igrTTUI.1MrJ T e lg u e will lie out until after Christmas.' During her alisenee her suh xlltute will Iw >lrs. Paul Mikler. -------- ItJNI__ ITAT!_ !a former teacher In the school and MMM» JUHI |J, |«4| . wife of Professor Paul . Mikler, who is athletic director and |ea' sending r S t o f ii ORANGES ('RAN BERRIES ONIONS rORK iV: BEANS KREMEL from start to fini-h of your drug nerd- li-t hy -hopping at Tnurh- Anitcin II C I’owdtjnt beauty aid* at the lowewl powsihle o-'T* '•rh at’a the A II C or *aiing—and. it spell* rnm idrlr *-•>•»* >n for you on every pur* chase you mskr. , Cnxtoriu Jle D onnk-m ilH E mjm» T h IimA tor Fnxleclh fH Gruve’ii Tonlr* * 4.‘*r Q □ M .'.1 I • - Spinach fw ljtv n rin ..... ...... • No. 2'/, Can 17c U n j.- M ILL A YO U s CL0R0X Mnllirn* F rien d II M [JJN erv in e ...... 9 our or 10 n i o a i H u i ................ satffN srA k s UM I! a __ l*r • >1 ■>« Q P epin I tin mol Apple Sauce lb Seasoning ifktb-ox Bouillon .BIRDSEY’S POULTRY FEEDS ’ w I0 O fb i. SCRATCH GRAIN . CROWING SCRATCH) , LAYING MASH 20% ! ‘ / . BROILER MAMl 2 0 ^ GROWING MASH .. ALL MASH STARTER 2 § t\ 5.50 5.60 5.35 5.55 5.40 5.75 . | , I BIRDSEY’S STOCK FEEDS1 DAIRY FEED 20X DR1E.R & FRESHENING^ . HOG RATION . CALF MEAL lb«1.85 M a s c o t dog food '' 25 lbs 2.12 Smart'd Nuts - AH Kinds El 11 xi g - ltelongn ......... SSS T ifh lc ......... Apr . K IT tin s llin e ........ . V • a “'rC nguenlinc Salve Ik Mr ... WnmpolcN P rep . 4/50 j 4.15 4.97 6.45 8.001 LMerine .Kir Hill- $1.01 Tablet!* H O* Cher Kusote 27c 4 I'untatu .A l.‘lr JSL J7 lr- B'.lc % __ ^ »IJS * CrenmutMion The Took Of RELIABILITY CRANBERRY SAUCE 19c (-oukIi nnd f'liirl Remedies -IV Vicks ..., *7 /unite J 0 0 Ibu \ Tth C arotins,S w eat lb 59c SIJOULOERS Ala* Arsolabte to SazaQct She*\ York Cook In . SAUSAGE Y«rl ■roKaumnRma .... Beil's Poultry Fla ke s Ih -Vic Old \ , A t t u / m t h n l in , No. 2 Cart 17c O r ttn g e ii I,AM U C H O I'S \iiim ut' Slat I'onm i) StvIf Smoked IIAMS !b 3(1 !b n. :t .r SpnYd l.nnrheop Sandwich M EAT lb J!h Ju n ip e r I ’jtr Ih .r>£ »» • 111 I»<li Self Servin' • i ■ Duisv i • * - * ■ lb 5; Fresh Dressed Buss ting BACON BEECH NUT PJiANUT ll.vitvy Wt;-trill St-• 1 B " f Sirloin m m q s K irr s n : \ v Ih B! , We Ueve Pleatg Of Large - SHRIMP and Maryland OYSTERS Best White ForDiihesS. Fine fabrics SU N SIIIN K M ARKETS s iliA K S Sirloin, T-ISiiiuvClub Chuck or Shoulder Square Cut CHUCK ROAST Hornless Rolled POT ROAST Shot! Rib* A- J J I I w l I.inim cnl W# Will Have Plenty Of TURgBYS — Place Year Orders Npw. Lux bv Ih'i'f, Wi'.xtiMM Crude A - Young Tender . KNOW Your Meal STEAKS Meaty PORK IIAMS Gonllo co in; JunnuH' Jom-i Jones: Itunnie I’ox C'ux; Ituhhy Cox, Mr Bui k Gamiiiage. Mr. magi'; Buy lleasle), ! ley. Sr. I No. 2 l/ j Can 21c . PDBK Centrr Cut . s.04 Hast Flrnt S treet S anfurd. Florida Boston Bull* Boiling Stukely’g F inest C ranberry Sweet Potatoes Meaty Rili A Brisket POKK CHOI'S Whole or Shank Half flegular Pork. . . .. Body Odor POT ROAST At| Meat 110MK (ONTKOLLKI) Where Customers FLOUR Cranberry TURKEYS •Tome-, Lb 4 7 c . Oviedo , ENRICHED Ocean Spray C enter Cute Western Are y o u tr o u b le d by c l t .i r .a s j f fem ale fuo- ilm .at peilralie itw iu rb i s c w l D m Hits m t l - you feel t o U red. b liti stru n g , s k ' o c i —a | su c h fame»? T h e n s o try B. P tn k b u n s V eeetsble C o in iv u n d to relieve eucb sym ptom s! y ik b sm * Com ­ p o u n d la m xde e i > .- a l t , roe ir a n e n . I t also ho* » h ,< D octor, call a •lo o tsch le to n ic •C.'Ctl Any d n i n t o r r . chor in the school. Mr*. Tssgue n teacher of the fouith grade her* self. ** al»» the wife of the prin­ cipal of the school. rial to The Sanlurd llrrald Mtk. Dorothy H arley. Mrs. By MAItlAN It. JONKH Hrewt-rton, Mr*. U. IV. K«le». Ml*, .’hath-* T. Nlhlack, Mr*. Leon C. A lovely diunci was held at tin 'Mliff. Mrs. I O. Aiuh-r-oti, *ml Foster Chapel, Oviedo Method!?', Mr. ami Mrs. J. I! Jones ami son*. r h u rfh he ‘to*—nmmlwss. «.f—lb—- ' . . b n f i L k Lill.l l i l U H I L - — « *111*01* J.OWUUL leach ci of the Moon ATsit, on Taeodag evening-.' a W .Sunday School Class ansi JaMt Cole.' president of the Men’s Tuesday. k superintendent, was guest Club, iictcd a* m aster of cervnmnl.ron KagMiule is confined to county “ J s iihwi 8, - l h i y r e f speak o».—Mi Hts-ktil-IvTStise '«rf-tHne»».~ ImU-land, leader of the K. A.‘a In The pU'giam was iti charge ol Rev. J, N*. Thompson is also slrk. former . years, was all honorary Merrill Staley who presented Mr* II H lt-ins. president of guest and gov,- a short talk. Tommy Staley at the panio ami heMr*. Ovieslo Woman'* Club held a Mr*. Milton (ion- chan man, Misses l.aJutu- Kste*. Cailem McKinnon ami Jean Chance in u ImibmI meeling at her Innm* Thura- with bejr committee; namely, Mrs. series of imulrial numbers. Thi dav afternoon. llo*id mcmlwr* R. L. Itagsdulr, Mr*. W Dr Brown, nrrsent wen* Mr*. J II. Stalew Sir*. It. •>. Muttox, Mr*. Hollis leflesliment committor w»* headed Mr*. Mux Ix’inhart. Mrs. T. W. Cox. ami Mis. Uilly West wcls) L>' Mr. Charles G. Shaffer, with I.awton. Mrs. II. (!. Smith. Mr*. hoau-sM-» tm tin* festive occa­ Jack Gore, Jim Staley and C. It. 'leorge Morgan, an * Mr*. Merritt sion. • / ’ Clont*. Sr. assisting. IhoM- present for this delight^ After flu- dinner a short bus­ Staley. The' Oviedo Woman’s Club met ; ful Ia liquet •i Eugene Kills, iness nulling was held, Officerfor the club an- Jack (wire, picsi- Friday at (toon at the rluhhtiusc. Kail Glenn. Mi. I (lent, MeTiJt Stole)'. vice pic*i- A delirious luncheon wo* m i veil Hobby lUg'-uaie. Mr. K. L. bv the hostesses, Mr* P. ^1 Pac­ ih lit; Walter A. Teague, secn-lo; Harold Kheldon, F. S. kard. rhairtuan; Mnc. Tommy tary; and Don Oirey, tieasurer. i; Karl iliown, i’at tlruwn; Among those enjoying this de- S taley,' Mr*. Dai»y Farnrll, Mr*. 11July. Mr. »j»w’»on tU»lighitul dinner were It- I.. W. J. Lawton, Mr* M. I* Gary, and Mt*. Tim Tit't*ma. The mi*'lIng wu* openml with n iuu*ical number with Mr*. T. I. Lingo, I Com plete I.lne Of F ru it C ake M nterlnln V#««v»i>l Ttaai Shipped ' «*■ >o*k Citiiod ’ O'Klw "A” T i l t S A N F O R D HKH a LD, S A N F U ltD , F L O R ID A ® THURSDAY, NOV. 20. 1947 fl.OH IIEM0 . lb. Jar 59c 15c Grove* x Cold Taiw painstaking weighing and taeaiuring with ike moat accurate of precision In­ strum ent.. Hut of even greater Import a ace are oar year* of experience and the profcsalonal pride we lake la ronsclenltott* compound­ ing. The** factors are the (rue tools of rtiiabilllt — your guarantee of aboolale accuracy in (he medicine we compound for you. 29c Borden's STARLAC lb. Pkg. 31c E te rlic a t Dawn Uhi lllncklierry Add M% Federal Kxrtne Tax B EA N S i Trellis W o o d b u ry '» I CORN Y 7 .2 SPIN A C H Ik ra , TOMATO SO U P can I Be I'illsnury's Sno»h«-n -2 lfi-oz cana 25c Armour's 8 lar T R IP E • A PPLES _2)/u 24-oz j a r 39c S A N F O R D . FLORIDA EGGS No. 2 can 19c C H E E S E dux 69c 2 IHh 85 c 1 Fancy Orange No. 2 cun 27c | JU IC E White House Apple SA U C E . pl(K 35c Kraft Velveeta Dainty Pak Fonlhook LIM AS C A K E FLOUR Fresh tapin' (irade A Comstock Pie % 2 cans 29c Campbell'* llE E T S Strwei 2 No. 303 cans 25c I Hunt * Fancy- No 2to Soao In t oameUcat, Jewelry. Luggage. 2 No. 2 cans 25c a. B. . 2 No. 2 can s 2 7 c I J lllC E 16-oz cun t9c .r 16-ux can U»c �Tinkorintr with the bnllot In the fnvorlte Rnme of the politician. Ho is always looking out for some way to make it harder to vote nifninnt his ticket or easier to vote for it. One way, of course, might be to put up better candidates, O at.r.d • • M rm , d«H mallvr but that is done only ns a last resort. O .l.l-r 37. MIS, Bt lb* I' m I m u .. A late Vane of ballot-tinkering comes from Pennsylv t l u m * . llnrtda. a>4,i lb# Ail •4 C u m n a f M « i k b lb*T. vanin, wiirre the Liirtita-UIilaft off in ndnm iu HuntDrfow,. the first column lias gone to the party which controlled tlte presidency. The Republican legislature has now given this plate to the holder of the governorship, who is generally a Repubitenm-ThrHdra is ' thnt^some dumb-bolts 'will get'TlO farth er than the first column, and th at whichever party has this position will get a lot of extra votes. Sometimes these clever schemes misfire. Once upon a time the Republican legislature in Ohio decided to put the governorship in the same party column as the presidency instead of on a separate ballot. They reasoned that-Ohio might waver on the governorship, but would surely vote Republican for president,, and thus the whole party ticket would be' pulled in. What happened was th at President Wilson, running on the Democratic ticket, carried Ohio by 90,000 votes, nnd the Democratic candidate for governor won by only 0,000. Obviously President Wilson lin'd carried the governor in with him, and it was the shrewd idea of his opponents which enabled him to do this. This was one more case where "the schemes of mice THURSDAY, NOV. 20, 1917 BIBLE Y'ERHE FOR TODAY EV EN ’WAR PRISONERS ARE IN BETTER HOPE THAN THEY THAT MISTREAT THEM: He bring till out those which anbound with chains.—Psalm OHdl. It has now been tcvealrd b> the Senate Tnv etiigjimg Committee that General Mryris made a prof­ it of over one hundred thousand dollars in three years duiitjg the war from a business to which lie, as Air Force procurement offi­ cer, gave- contracts. All hail lo * Senile ‘ Investigating Commijtes which uncover* . such evidence I Long may,its work continue imlil all the crooks and graflrit wl(r. profiled, /rpta_jhe,.tVaL j iic ju fe it Jodgrd a thousand«fcel beneath r.:li ‘ Henning Heldt, the Miami Herald's political wnirr, says the . talk .is that Jua—Hendricks -i* angling for a ptare on llir slat* -rdetegition to the^Nstlfinil 'IHlii ocratic convention nest July. »H; quotes another Horid.i cungresv man as saying, "If lie's elected a delegate, you cart brl he'll do evcrything.hr cap to spike Claude Pepper's vice presidential ambk •lions.'' And lo this Heldt add) "This talk illustrates the gul! which has opened between Hotter members and Senator Pepper in tecent yean." Security If tin* A m erican -people have llte will to bollovd, lo order. Hut it in nuch orders anti piirjtoses barked by faith, which in-the ecriptural phrase rim "move mountains,” or at least Como near auch an achievement - not forgetting, enod sdrvtce, faith may have rut nuich to do with the but’ come as any, o th e r.facto r.. British Doctors Say People’s Health To Receive Severe Test »»* J ‘ f'K HMITII Mri'flin. was getting as much food LONDON- Nov an <A>>—There** as before the war ami it was be­ nn old raying that the qoirkest Wav Lo uiftUo a fortune In damp ing, dividud more «M|uilabty among ami chilly‘Britain is to put out n new remedy for the common cold. The lost may bn a bettek one th is, winter,. The express**! view of many physicians, privately hncke*! hy experts In the government, Is that tile heal'h of the people will lm, subjected to its must severe test in modem times in the winter months iih.-j.j The common cold; iufluenxa skin diseases ond ordlhary In­ education, That feeling, they said in a fection* may ru t deeply into work. statement, "is bound to have an Ing hours at n time when every adverse effect on the health of the V». in Hew Yojk Slate is Kites timn-hour la needed ,|o fight the people generally county where John Rtowri rettlcl nstimv'* economic crisis. The reasun# ate ft 7 skimpy in 1649 and estaiihibed a cohrn) U.S. I h Asked To of fugitive slaves from the South. ■food rallan* (2) overcrowding nnd (2) A light fuel position—the *• And after John Rtoyvn's eiccutum government has warned that pinny Share Th«nkH«rivin>f at Hsrpsr ii Ferry on Dec. 2. homes may lie cold this wlriler. 1859, Un body was btuugiit bark Mnny private physicians say .PLYMOUTH, Mass, Nov. 20 . to E si^ , county for burial. Thrrr flatly that the people are' ' not WT—(j’ovrrnor iloliert F. Bradford in this benign county wherr ra­ getting the food they need to railed upon the people of the nat­ maintnig their energy and reals* ion today to share Thanksgiving cial discrimination is unthinkable, lance, to dilease. dinner with starving Europeans a negro chef, William Giant. lb,. i/fiV.Tniimnl that the nverapo-lntake uf calories there white men, sccordinysto* lit • ia "iiVst under 9.700" a dav. The appeal ws* made In behdlf Vegetarian Sir Blaf/ofd Cripps, of "American Silent (iuest, Inc,’!, New York- Herald Tribune, and austere minister for economic a f­ which proposes that the money severely beaten, after lie protest­ fairs. afu-r announcing that figure that would tie spent on the "silent ed *8»ii)il sbuiivc language (rom ,in the commons, said at a news guest" if lie were real he donated one of them. Southern hrgiori conference that 2.fl00 la often con­ to buy food. Mr the people of who are told hy Communiilt that sidered "the lowest figure to which Europe. we ought lo go fo r'a fully work­ The Governor said the people such a thing can't happen up north ing imputation." of the nnlion. have a chance to should be interested in this cam. The view flf many physician^ Is share with the starving people of that Britain** health position ia Just about the time we began grievously complicated hy short­ to think Rcpublicaqi are intelli­ age of housing. With less fortfhrtjp outposts. "The same ueenn which Washes gent people on riotuHnu mailers, v. Defure Cripn* announc'd his rut* in fnbd and rehousing .our shores, which rides up on along comet tome niid-Victorian 'latest the "medical press." an imlepen; I'lymouth Rock as-it did all those dent tnedicsl perloilical, comment­ long year* ago, that Mine ocean the tariff, coovintri us that ed: . washes the shore* of the war-torn they are Idlle better than D.-m- "W* need food, fuel and hous­ lands of the old world front which ocrat*. AnJ in Urp. Kmdtun of ing as' we have never needed nil our pcuplr originally camti" them W ore, for our descending Mid. "And in thoaa lands Minnesota rondcmhi the State Dr level of nutrition coupled with Bradford men, wotiirn and children are pirtment's rtrW trad* agreement appalling overcrowding present a starving." wlikh offers | the oply jkittiblr threat to public health that la "Wa hope that through this simple phin." the Governor said, chance at Ihr moin nt of trduciny fearsome in its implications. "If housing has, In fast, to lie "we can give meaning to the pro­ ^prices in this country or of sup­ restricted and present condition* of the Pilgrim Governor" plying Europe rxerpt through lose become froxen, then It is clear that phecy who proclaimed tho firit Thanks­ with the dollars lo buy much need­ without phenomenal and continu­ giving more than 300 year* ago by ed American goods. Reduction ol ing luck not all the resource* of w r1tlngr”And as one small candle • i__ . , i __ • modern preventive medicine wilt may light a thousand, gp the light enable u s.td atava off disaster." here .kindled hath shone, yea In • (lovcrnmcnt . e x p e r t s talk sort* our whole nation." guardedly for publication, but The Governor said that con­ privately say. that some groups tribution* should lie sent to "Tha o M h e population will suffer "a American .Silent Guest, inc. certain amount of hunger" and Pilgrim Hall Plymouth, Mom ." many will have to work at a slow­ er pace unless more food become* U. S. Production Is available The Ministry of Health com­ Expected To \)rop ments: "The new caloric lnvel obviously much of a Democrat to sup- reduces our safety margin. Tha WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 (AV-A ft General MacAtt}iur for I’rrs- ministry hopes naturally that tha prediction that the United 8tales nt, nevertheless, sees something rrisia cuts in our rations will not will not bn producing enough the General which this coun­ have to b* maintained for a pro­ food for Its pwq population within years unless there is more ts very much in nred of these longed period. Meanwhile skilled tan medical Investigators will continue soil conservation and hollar dis­ ft. "This column," he says in tribution. came today from Rep. l Times-Union. "isn't plumping Arnold (R-MoL Arnold, a member of tha House «Atthur fo r President. It. if Agriculture Committee, accom­ mping him lo be St. Francis of panied the committee on Ita tour ttsai. It is plumping him to be of eastern, southern and dildgreat layman, 'coming M ote weatern slates for htarfngs on a r? people with the eloqucnrc long range agriculture program. -."Instead uf surpluses, we may a supremely dramatic story anJ have a shortage of farm comIsl coming with a deeply devcimodifies to maintain present IIting sense of things spiritual, standards for our own people with more certainty of hav within ten years," ha told a re- fir car than any other of mtrymrn, and coming with return to character rough g«,cat rHu/.i n'm tlnii.d (ran It »•» an oil atovr gra* knocked over hy two boya who ^ rrc fighting.! Mr*. Lewis said there was one other door at the rear of the club "but they couldn’t iret it open." There were three Ily DEWITT MACKENZIE Al* Foreign Affair* Analyat In these uncertan day* when throne* have been falling like the duW * . 1 s h e c o n t i n u e d broke out the glass with chairs. I believe threwfourth* of the crowd went oOl through those three win- The two young folk w»ro more or I n i brought up together, and have been sweetheart* line* child­ hood. So let the old curmudgeon* begone with their unhappy ta in of marriage for convenience, (live love' its day. • llut apart from this romance, what doe* the throne mean to an England which ia ruled by a Socialist government of the peo­ ple’* chain-. If you a*k the av er-' age llriton he wilt tell you, as ‘ many have told me, something! like this: . 'j The Hriti*li are steeped In the J I radii inn of renturie*. and they live greatly in the past. Indeed their luitlonaj strength ha* been duo largely to an esprit dv corp* Which, tradition ha* helped to ' huild. And tha aoVvrrign i* the* unifier of everything they believe. He (ur she) is bottf head of state and defender of the faith. That is. the ruler is the religious a*a well a* the national symliol—a symbolwhich binds together not only the people of the ilritish Dies hut of thk colonies and the world-wide ronimonwealth of sovereign nat­ ions, , . The ilritish believe in constitu­ tional .inonaichy because the throne i* above politic*. Prime Ministers may tome and go, but Die King (or Queen) always isl there;- irprrtty—atile—tS —ptlSTtitai part with Conservatives or Social-1 iHta. lie is the liesl informed person in the country, so far us con-, cern* affairs- of state, for the very good M-ason that he has de­ voted his entire life to the study! uf_HriUbu the dominjona on d th o colonies. That i s - the reason prim e’ min­ isters go to the suuvereign for udvice- and yery often take it. Your correspondent has seen the th ru th o f this demonstrated during from German waters in the North his lung service as newspaper man Sen and Baltic is being abandoned, In Britain, It would in a hardy a British naval officer disclosed prime minister whu would go in an interview here, against the studied advice of thi­ The 16jJ0fl-»trong Herman inlrtender in an' emergency, Whethei swe*-ping administration ia being it lie the subject wearing the "old drhanded and future effort will school tie" ur the chap with a he ronfined. to maintaining the 'cockney accent, he wul accept safe lanes swept through the un­ counted thousands of rpines on the sea lied, "Wa found that the effort In­ volved and the expenditure of oil and rivw materials,War* rwt Just, Ifled ltd* the or results obtained", the officer said. Since the end of the war merchant shins have been damaged hy mines off the Herman coast and a ,number of fishing vessel* "The fire flared up ini mediate, ly,” said the woman who auffrred a fractured vertebra when she dropped fropt a window to tha ground In her flight. "It cut off the front dour. Our party wa* up toward the front. The fit# wa* over my head before I could get to the back of the room." The nightclub bore the name of "Bungalow City" and waa the Irene of a private party of Horn Lake Citlien*. In 1039, 1). S. per capita con. sumption of wheat flour was only about three-fourths as g n a t as the average in the yrars 1009-10. The beginnings of modern Ilf* Insurance—payments of benefits on death—were found in ancient A 1) TTtrgtmi'it-fmpirH on ' **rtn,-“,imy to see it breaking -up’ now be­ The derision virtually to cease neath the- weight of .changing , sweeping was confirmed hy the limes, • t » I international' minesweeping or■ <JhpM who knosc I’rinccs* Eli*- ganttdllon, responsible for sweepalwth say that w h h H lh e time I ing policy off the roasts.of northrunic* she will make a good Queen. 1 west Europe. . * And hersi • I w ill, let you iplo Tho U nm an mini-sweeping another little secret. Apart fyunt I betWf-en tUMI nnd BOO riiip* under the fact that sha is a very luvely I administration, which manned and charming young woman sha operational control of Britain, ha* inherited one of the out- the United-Hlates, Holland, Den­ stadding family traits: She ha* a vary determined mind of her own. mark and Norway,, has swept over Just like her grest-greaL-grainlina 3,000 nllnes at a cost of 17 ships and 277 men. It grnrrslly was —Victoria. regarded in Gerniany as a good rxam plr of an efficient German Relief Difficulties organlMliun working for a peace­ ful purpose under a small but . Due To Lack Of Help atrict Allied control. But. the Soviet Union regarded NEW YORK, Nov. 20 W 7 - It in qultp a different light. Kiv* ranking ufficlaM of the City Molotov several times at in­ Welfare Department told slate ternational parleys assailed It as Inqairy cummittea yesterday that nn "illegal military organiMtion" a shortage* of trained personnel maintained by Britain for some was largely responsible for dif­ unworthy motive. ficulties encountered hy the city in administering Its |I42,000,(XK). Do? Doesn’t Like To n-ycar relief program. jr. Testifying liefore a State Bother With Change Board of Social Welfare Com­ mittee which is Investigating AP Ncwafeaiurso charges of maladministration on ’ TO RT SMITH. Aria—"Jake" the part of the department, tV* know the value of a nickel, but witness** Mid that from Jan. t, he also likes Ice cream cones.. 194 to Nov. IB. 1947. 3-1 If) em­ So it is a common ijght on tha ployes quit their joha for brits/- main drag in Fort Smith to tee paying • employment. Many of '“Jake," a friendly, well-mannered those who left, they said, were brown and white bait terrier, go trained cate workers. incur! paws w onh me the vuuniiT, counter, urop drop ai nickel from his mouth and bark once. H u t's his way of asking for I want the farmer* to put some of " a n jq s cream cone, please." their own money Into it, too.” it ‘money, The distribution problem can be ditUm m a-fivepartially solved, the Missourian believes, by using airplanes to rent piece and ar transport perishable commodities sensby, liking to from points of production to other give him a nickel and be make* a arts* of the United States, where bee-line for his favorite drug atore. Give him dime and hell drop there may lie shortages. , “And," he added, "1 cami to it. uninterested. He can’t bgther the conclusion after bearing test- with change when he has leo Imoney of farmers, that we must have mors . research to find new uses for agricultural products." Arnold Mid h* la "duappointed" about agriculture In the south child, "Jaka" ha* been known to "because It la not as highly de- down too many epnea in one day and spend several hours in solivelopcd.as.lt should b#iM “There Is not enough dairying. *win* •* * £S*5a S5 *! V FLORIDA STATE* 1 THEATRES MnU.- -10c “ Even.- 44c Today and Friday! Raariaf Drews I tlaxiof Roseau! IbUkiiif Soagt I He was accompanied hy hit ,A P Ncwsfeature , HONOLULU—Dr. Corydon Wns. sell, retired navy hero, ha* come to Hawaii to begirt'at 03 a career Wassell lived 14 years in China as superintendent of I ho 32 tied nnd his wife taught nursing to Episcopal Shingle Memorial :Hos- Chinese girls. Dr. Wassell rescued wound­ pllal at llnolchua, Molokai. ed (rom the cruisers Houston The famed medical missionary, and Marblehead during the whose heroism during \HC- Java Java srs actions and later rantpaign , was eotumemoraled in stayed behind Japanese linen a motion picture, ha* spent much on Java lo treat 12 United of the last four years as a patient States seamen whom he led Rut failing health has not dim­ lo safety. med hia d fiirs to serve. “I told Bishop llsrry H. Ken­ nedy that I s i s loo shaky to operate and lhat-1 am 4m unslrady on my lend to make ' house calls,"'D r, Waascl aald / upon arrival. "But the bishop wrote such a beautiful teller, 27c .saying my services were.needM A R K ETS -ed In spile of my condition that her* I am." 1In Magnolia Avenue - The menace of the mines will The doctor Will serve without. remain for several years, the officer said, hut ships rgn travel in safely under,normal condition* ^B oiP conservation la ona qf tit# main probtema, ha aaaerted, with an IrpreaM in tha h In favor © Night Club Fire BOOK OF THE MONTH The Sanford Herald ,L . THURSDAY, NOV. 2 0 . 1M7 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR JAHlf UJ&H C artoon �V -I TIIE SANFORD HERALD. HANFORD, FLORIDA THURSDAY, NOV. 20. 1947 PAGE THE GARDEN GATE the Mi lie. -ip|ii. Fr- e -to the cute F IV E T e e n a g e rs -Should Lopk Sweet Sixteen ; MRS. K. G. KILPATRICK. JR.. Editor Weekly Column of the Sanford Garden Cluh i tnnouncement* Circle Chairmen no* tec-ivtng it, m ; r n c i \ h k f » CiHtk luniks for sale pleas - to ,,, ' , , . nes* to uny home. • lndo..r Mower—l.rowInc h dtotibl rei-..-mlwred al the cure thc-e immediately from-Mr;., , . A P \ s s d i - i l n r r . W rite r T 1 - ■ 11 1 1 T *— I n ,rt ------- n . —. Many homemakers are prinm r-' ,h„i .... ... fir .i i it; tint.- shoulil strive C • ,/ Miss FulfordWill l int. ■u>Ud m pulled I'lanl rt ,,,j iin,| neglecteil Wimbm-box is 112 W. 17tb St, ',*,|V the p a i l of sweet, nnfrom the decorative point uf view. I1t„ |»autiful, amt ttnl. - ■ it cun a a l L a le m e tb x jr A w iih n ro . Nnian Visit the Gaid<-n tiitdi; and idiNtit uti^ .. liciMu adult* Did Style in interior decoration- has be done propel Iv it-would he v ,,,-r set urv ____ _ rout h to^ do vrith-thc.type-of.housed not to T H uH anay uiii linrdcti Club J'lrsident is I age Vdl ere -r• ilo-i - *>-oi enough Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Fulford of plant culture-. ' vv.„ , I, • The American Home D#] __________ h o -te s s to the Cent, every 'Vvti land it in a’ no* Is- the- glamorous S mixtura m l...... iV.i _ tatisfact _ »• , hen preparingf a . .ccd-tu>x.\ la i nnoUti^ed T oday "lhe onA that ..111 will 1be . - nesilitt fi to 10 A M. I-- 4 I’ M. 1f ’liaffffjiiT* fh ,t -. nog i-.->t-le iman U '' t f tSe~Banfor3 .Woman's ties r ------ M P. P. Campbell Ims ts-en removed -itte Hti uwih \t In - nmii;,-,-ia|e these tory for most house [.tint* should " L ™ r 1'"*^' Plea i Club will meet at 8:00 P. M. at gagernent and approaching mar­ from i- i.lio of ctllb Im,ill,• - days. Frrnsld-luiugbton Mrmutial 'o f. yo. i - :h wlg-n you tha club house. Mr*. Colena Wil- riage of their daughter, Desma Hospital lui-. w licti p,t-»ilib*. ut thi hoit will give a food demonatra- Louise, to Wilbur O. Nolan, son Avenue. to his home on Hanford - i! using of Mrs. Minnie Nolan of this city. nure. and one part clean sand ‘ (‘f, *!, 'A ‘ “ ' tion. nttni.li i>* in n a-,-I mud masks Miss Fulford is a graduate uf •Garden Club \ r « , Leaf-mold may I k substituted for ' i ^ " r 7 A Thanksgiving supper will be tu btiijg r . 'Ifut -X to your skin? Alex Vaughn and W. C. Hutehl- | District Four of tin* I the manure, and addition of » ' ,nl‘ tMrf* ‘ ".'"I"***'■ "f f"-»r Riven by the Philathea Class of the Ocala High School wilh the son returned last night from an ' We -, y.-•»*, • c iv rtqih*-* and garden soil, urnp an I, af-mold i Federation o f C.I-.I It ‘Clu! tfo-t class of 1947. Mr. Nolsn era.I little Itone-meal will provide rethe First Baptist Church a t . 0:30 ■hi tfiat nu i>. .mini: to your extended trip through the west. ugfed from Seminole High Srhool ani1 ...... ....... • I In -la inn Moml ' Tin serve gilant food. Five ur. six P. M. at the church annex. All -sutes W -p lk» heavy Jewelry that After leveling, film *.ii|, ,-venlv and during the recent war served Pivsidetlt. Mr . Kosi -A.’^RTW.'.-I level, tablespoons full fur each . members and their husbands are Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pjfttin have plant seed. C om the *t-txf with addressed the gmap. after » h i.ii 'l-jm aiMt Si- i»-e .for mvc-oitie*. peck of soil Is enough. I invited to attend. Call Mrs, Wal­ with the United States'A rm y for as their guests on a hunting trip fine soil to an i-ien llt-pth. almut Cluh l‘it-»tdt'til- - gat t itinden-erl. tVh.-th*-T It i« your -«bool dance three years, IH months of which ter Fesler. The first step in potting is plac­ twice the g tcatest JiafUgtei of tin- tepuits- tMliet -I'cuktt- for th.- » t "his. it -t-.-nM Ik- a Idg nccaere spent In Italy with the Fifth Senator D.< C. Cotrinan of Miami. ing a piece of broken crockery Brm i Seminole Chapter, No. 2, O.K S. l rmy.. He is now employed by W. U. Huntley and Charles H. seed. Hmull sen h ate barely day weii' Mi*. Ilite‘u Inyl.M •’ IJrotixM* y-.-t w ill, leave over the drainage hole and cover­ wUL mi meet at the- Masonic Hall fur the Nehi Bottling Co. Turner of Coral Gables. linmr of i-Xrlti rueiit to covered at all. Senl* plniiti-d Iii- "llemei.H-aliis in F» * min ing the same with a little I. ■ ■ iKliiVi overed dish supper al 0:30 doors itre not covrntl o- deep u* Gartfen''t Mt*i IIThe wedding will lie an event • I "n«l - ' of Mom • lb, v -h -;' on, . (oil. The plant Is then placed in | Regular busiinws meeting of December and the young coup­ • Mrs. C. K. Spencer has returned i? M pliintn . , Fir in -,,d II.ut. I.ll.m d .ip MU ent i _,,f uih-i f ii aUiil- i .old il,, te s t'o f the in ganlett guru, position with the roots spread out I- gently a t 0.00 *P. M. ., \ m L wilh finning fjw l. w le plans to make their home in to her home at 2429 Mcllonville ■ Fla.. H|»ui........ I-. 1 q IV.I i t fi-ts|ilv bo n i l jmiE fir-t long . over the soil in the liottom of Avenue after having been con-J The Pilot Club w ^^spontor a Sanford. Vo:, -bosld attem pt com fully i the pot. , While holding the plant •; Water avuit.fit* t'tll- i V*!f» f« o ru m -* o filf fine Cardin r‘tu> fined to the Kernald Laughton i benefit bridge and laflneso check­ H fa - n lb ,r ft- !i i- a dni-.f Imik I:ip0 r of Tlutn 1 Si >1-'*: \ 1. > In tin- center of the flower pot, , ,,r ?, ' -c er party at 8t00 P. M. a t the Hrailey Odham Talks Memoiial Hospital with a l.ruken 1 1 Ighi-iit I 1■■■ ,'Villillg. mufe soil Is added ami firmed , *®*' ■odxtTTltTr „f |.|i|ci', Hit.tie. Jack osil’j l'1» f ’ ankle. Tuurlst Center. Tickets may be H*uii. t-Vii .. rM ubo nn- -porta a round thi- roots. Container should spread a moirt pj.w -.f tonm< Show, Suggestion and Infoi obtained at the door and prises To Civic Department mho-mil* mi' likeiy to fotget nut la- entirely filled with -soil; trialll or but hit! nv. till ,u] in-, tlun";'M i • s: it t:. , . M Mrs. John Mattlmi and son, i will be. Riven. oaf tliev are ruit on the Imsket* this space permits proper water­ fore wat, i Ing Iti iiu>v< . ■ -h . "Junior Gatd< n t 'int>l Rraxtun Huntley, who have been ■ FBI IIAT fulls offer wain ha, • tll. ii. ejHS court When they MU' ut a ing. Ren. J. Brailey Odham was the visiting wilh Mr*. Matthai's par­ Ml». K, M Nuald » .ipi>. '-lilt * -u-**l \*<\ vt .,1, d m o d cmal diii*.; . and mny.nei accordSemlnola Rebekah Lodge No, guest speaker at tho monthly ents, Mr. and Mrs. L, Grow on All freshly potlesl nr repotted theKeep til to. -nn-, il Mi-. IliK-i'd .11 voting spmut* npi-eat ■;iy. .\ ' ladyitki; a p p earan ce 43 will have a covered dish supper meeting of the Civic IVuartment French Avenue for the post week, dsnt* should la- watered promptWho bnmoved out > : i • d In the I.O.O.F. Hall at 0:30 P. M. of the Sanford Woman's Cluh. held plan to return bu their humc in' it i,ii times if F frliiirin c Polled P lan i, y and kept in a cool shady place Mr* Xewahl ifriini Oiland Every Rebekah is expected to a t­ yesterday at the cluh house on Baltimore, ,Md. -tomorrow. mi_tt;U|t tu'lx- invilr.l again.' for a few days, until root action lb. not f.rtlli.. iiewlv itolled \ mo«t dcligldfiiljui been «a tend and bring their own table Oak Avenue. The department ha* -tatted. Ih U M U f " l n lif u i t 'k i * t * » A i 't l u t thlii’ rv i i \ * *'4iU *-* i Dining th,- evening you should service. met at 10:30 A. M. to assemble iiilig your Mr. and Mrs. Jamys W. iHonny) (lood drainage is necessary. ! ter thi* do *o,atK<ut every- f„u r to Those fioin Hanfon) at! : ftt-Kf ' i - ' lit lie -o‘< f*fC fn The Anna MlUcr Circle, auxili­ the T , D. Christmas seals. and Week*. Fill a contitillrr uni t.m and grooming yout hair. If won Mi- Fiiifur CorlrtC 'It Powell and. two children have re- j More plants die each year from ;1six ary of the Elk's, will hold a party assisting were representatives coittly moved here from la-xlngthird full of piilt, - c | I i-ep nia- 1 Harry Hi-- fen .Mi >. H C . Did.- >in: t- .*>)) e.in arrange It, take at 8:00 P. M. All members are from the Oviedo 'Woman's Club. over-watering than from any oth­ nure nrvl fim ih.rilling ontaitH*r ^er-im .!Mi ' \V E |,p-,M i- \V n ’-nv !.. i l-i ■ish with you. You Ky. to m*ke their home. Mr. er cause. urged to attend and bring guests. t.ongwiHxl Club, Vicinity Club and toh, with water, let -land -* i.-tnl .lav I'owetl will I k- associated In buml- CAMYI NO her script, film star nila t inf net. Ml\V it II nut..-an. lb.i,. an. coit* iti i .Millie of tin--,- which are \y When Ihe surface soil In-comes SUNDAY Home Demonstration Club, 4,ooo Water—plant-e-1» I*- fertBireiLy >1rr--r;m -ytrCaprAtr. MIA -.»r~X J.- ATT . i i r t t e |F'r1ii?W -long ami- |K-rfect > Pierre Van Paassen will speak envelopes were .made ready for ness with his sister,-M ii. Dorothy Hayworth heads for tha studio In l dry. watering is usually neces­ • tbs-n dip n -mull ihiouiit o f.th e ld e t ntid Mi- I, I!. Hp«-ni*‘t Iof il O'l !■-'! lKIi-h-Up. Powcll, at Powell’s Office Supply ; two-plec* suit designed for her by sary and enough should Ik- np at B:46 P. M. at the Memorial m ailing.'' * liniiid f iitd i.tr fy-uti • otitniner Co. j De* Dc« Johnson. The suit, called plied to moisten all Ihe soil in tinJunior High School in Orlando on At 12:30 a covered dl»h lunche­ - ------j "The Stroller," is of belg* gabar- container. K ircta wate[ shuiild. al­ and |niur mi wet -eil arouijd i.kint, the "International Situation in on was served by the hostesses, Friendj of Miss Jamv Flugj I dine and features a divided skirt ways lie removed as soil soaked iK-ing careful pel lo allow liuuid Palestine." Mrs Prod T Williams. Mrs A. will lie interested tu learn that j I l.i- g it, - iiuiek (International) all Ihe time will not lu-rmil i .kiIs MONDAY \ M. Philips, Mrs. J. II. Hay. Mrs. the haa been removed to her home Ideal for sports. to get their tfunply ofSxygen. . „ " . . The Past Matrons^ Club of the Ralph Austin Smith and Mrs. B. >n Crippen Road from-FernaldExtremely dry soil will cause, l oiled tdniit - - :u> a!-Seminole Chapter No. 2, O .'E . 8. R. Beck. laiughton Memorial Hospital Betty Mathews Wed the plant* to wilt and if repented ’ , 1,1 i *‘T' :M*' will meet with Mrs. A. K. Shoe­ In the absence of the chairman, where she has l*-cu confined betoo ofit-n will injure or-even kill into the -oil 'around (ilaHt, maker. 2318 Mcllonville Avenue, Mrs Mnytnb Hodgkin, who Is ill, *ause of a broken hip sustained To Frank Akers, Jr. Ibis ferliii{y'i^,tmt.'-Jri:*..uiii-.iiiuiL S the PUtll. ______ ___ _ ____ _ . WATCH UKI WI Ri NG^ at 8:00 P. M. Mrs. Clyde Ramsey, Vice chair­ in a fall recently. She was also fled l i 'f o n l . ! I,y tile | Common li-rur and some know­ ... The Dependable^ Class of the m an.- (mtaliled-over_th£_lmi lncai cu a -lime in tliStTge [limit. then.-fine a low.. Mr. ami Mr*. Chris L. Math­ ledge of the plants nntund need* vi.i. wmtK f^i vh.\vi:i;i:u.* F irst Weiffixilil Church wlfT'nielt session. Mr, Odham was Intro- Memoris Hospital Ip Dilumlo, ** ews of Hanford today announced are lecominemleil. Iat 8:00 P. M. at the home of Mrs. dueed to the group liy Mrs. Ram­ Ihe marriage of their daughter, Of Ijitc rr- t lo I'itnir I'.rrlieFlowering plant* need p le n tv of Virgil Smith, 426 West Eigh­ sey and spoke on "This Govern­ je w e l r y j Bettv, to Frank P. Aker*. J r , son dlreel -unlight and a souiliein ex­ teenth Street. ■ The DIG 'I Hid,' fiij’.y.hit i a ment of Ours”, He stressed the Golf Association. 'o f Mr. and Mr*. Frank P, AVer* posure is ideiR. Foliage plant Ink ( t u r n .r i It K<ilii-rlw‘ J e w e lr y ) Refle-liment i.... ib The Truth Seekers class of the fact-th at it Is the duty of every marriage thrivg. I’d i e t in le&* intense ligbl . lu g I s - pieflif p a l'*nerfonttrd jtrt;f?}onroe. nn The in_V \.siK l-.l‘irs.l—H lieot MFth°\!i,t Church will Icitiren to register and vole and Met At Country Club 1*f,r was— *Nnv. W "tH A n Bllrnelive .window- nr l u i n li on .tii la nil-. * it* H.* pointed out tha 1 7 fljic r reent nf Mr. and Mrs. bov itiTtls n rliurm and cheerful •+ and mx< the The Sanford Story league eligible voters do not w tr. “Oftrn * Wendy "B nrrt?- Atn* TifniTi- an iJilnualand. Ga, and board and ’program committee the best man is not elected Ite- honorary moinbcr of the Hanford i Akers are at present making m will meet at the home of Mte. K. cause of pressure . groups, high Womrn's Golf Associstion at the Iheir home in Jacksonville. * C. Williams a t 7:^0 P. M. cost of ram pilgq and Ihe failure regular luncheon and lumimtis IIII.LIABDIIOI'GI'AliDE/. of citizens to vote”, slated Mr. meeting of thi- group held yester­ Odham. He said that self govern­ day at 12:00 o'eluck at the HemMr. and Mrs. M..J. Hilliard of Ixora Circle Will ment Bps in each of us and if we •nole Country Club. Mr*. K. B, Webster. FI*.* annuunecd this take no aetion, we are responsible Smith, president, prostdetl over morning the engagement nnd np* risor Dance Revue for tho liusinoss meeting held during |,reselling marriage of their the government we hove. The representative averred that the luncheon. daughter, Martha Victoria, tu Earl Plans were mad* to sponsor a everyone must vote to prevent Member* were sealed at U -' Houuuarder. >recilal of the Cogburn School of sacrificing the principles that shaped taldex placed In-the m ain' Miss Hilliard i* a native of Han­ Dancing at the regular meeting have made this a great nation and lounge, of the club. The tables i and hn* been employed by sof the Ixora Circle of the Sanfont said that the cooperation of all is were overlaid wilh while linen ford the I.ancy Drug Company for Garden Cluh held recently a t the needed to keep it so. In closing clotha aiul aitistirally deeprated over n year Mr Bouqusrdri all home of Mrs. Jam es Higgins on he said n , nation ran not with­ with fern, scarlet hibiscus and tendi.-il, schiM*l* in Webster and I Sanford Avenue. Mrs. Edward stand loss of moral fibre, ami ap­ white gardenia* , Its* lieen living in Sanferd for ihe . Higginspresided over the meeting pealed to all to interest themMr*. Smith in opening, the meet­ Inst iwo years. fc when the recital was set for the seHiui in a democratic form of ing called for report* trwtn all ofg a m t i w n t and cast liw ir. w o tn ftrera and committee, chairmen. T H A N K SGIVING I'ROGIIAM for th e best interests of th i com­ Mrs. Andrew Carratvay, rule* fund. munity. committee chairman, told of I. ihHm ’ ChltHrerr of Hantnnt yvttl In*' Two hew members, Mrs. Clar­ attending wfre Mrs. It. grotint) rules of the cluh. for the , tcrested lo learn llial Mrs. Harry ence Henderson and Mrs. Donald H.Those Handkerchiefs 1 licety, Mrs. Ramsey, Mrs, W. ticnefil of m the« llnectlnv new-member* Hodgson, Bishop, were welcomed into the X r«H ***0***11prefL . > ' r who , appears *f »every * Hst.1 and Miss Dorothy 1Powell re»- Urdav morning on radio station group.' Plants were sold at the R. Jennings, Mrs. E. II. Clements', sent Box of J 59c meeting and the money derived Mrs. Francis Meriwether, Mrs. W. ported that, the association now WTRR, will devote her prograVn on this coming Saturday to was also lurped over to _thr A. I-vavitt, Mrs. George E. Wells, ha* 48 paid'member*. P r in te d IlnndkercliU -f, Year iiook* were distributed by Thanksgiving stories. Mr*. Hodg­ Mrs. Jam es Moughiott, Mrs. E. <1. building fund. la rg e H elrclion o f Ira. Harold Kastner, Kastner. year book son i* a teacher of dramatic* at JVlcn’s Boxed Ties oa# attending the meeting Kilpatrick, Mrs. G. It. Dawson, Mrs. Thoae C. L, JL Redding, Mrs. E. C. chairman, after which -t*w bust- the Weak.Side Primary school and colon* & p a l I em u . Mrs. R. B. Brown, Mrs. Mrs. C, u t-a -m e riip g was a d liii'friJ - aiis Sanford (liyM S »asi km l»B i f f t l l L a . Z flfc ----- InA-rAcbJ aiuaa ...lUggii In the pulling cuntestl' wtuili i* presented at 9:16 A. M. on Sat­ lalcolnt “isr Higgins,i, Mf: t •Blalsdell, Mrs. J. C. Hall and Mrs. follow e.l Mrs. Smith wa* awarded urdays. ^H erbert Mows, Moves, Mrs. If. B. Odham, F in e (Juulily Im ported .Boys’ Bells the prize for putting nine holes in ^ tfx s, Dale L. Scott, Jr., Mrs. K. C. P. Harksy. Sw iss, HCillloped edges, ' . (D itit T r a c y ) ‘ For the nine-hole Also Mr*. H. It Beck, Mrs. If. 18 strokes. . Smith, Mrs. Clyde Terwillegar, NOTICE p e tit point em broidery, W illi soliil Itra ss Itail^i' !rs. George Thurston,. Mrs. J. la-hman, Mrs. II. B. Crumley, tournament in class, A Mr*. An­ Axinnunremrnt was made today lace fram e, asso rted colors. Charles Vodopich, Mrs. Jsmes Mrs. C. C. Karl, Mrs. JOhn drew Carraway was the low scor­ that the meeting of Ihe P.T.A am i st'crt'l p o ck et, Terwllligsr, Mrs. Bishop and Mi-isch, Hr., Miss Charlotte Sturke er, class JL Mr*. Earl lliggen- .study group which wa* to have f»9e each' Mrs. Mae Shsi-fcr. Mrs. C. L. Itotham and class C, Mrs. E. C. mrt on "Friday ptorning at the ;,Hc Mrs. Hsndtrson. _ ,T * Henderson. Mrs. Mtry Affalter, Hayman. Misa, Dorothy Powell Tourist Center will meet al the Men’s for the | South Hide Primary School. The Mrs. William SchnaU-l, Mrs. W. .turned turned in the licit score Tor Boys’ Belt U. Kirby, Mrs, R: 8. Brown, Mrs. '>*y. Handkerchiefs „,)u,rM the' past week mw,„ n(| hmi bac,, cwlle.l for 10:00 MENU L ucky P e n n y J. C. Russel), Mrs.' O. P. Herndon, Mrs W. R. Williams ha* scored I q L arg e size. Initials. Mrs. IUrot Kllprbe, Mr*. John L. a Idrdle 3 on the ninth, hole and i . L' • -------u y r Leo, Mr*. J. T. Newby, Mra. 1U other wompn golfers wilh under1 »• i . MEET 15c each By CHARLOTTE ADAMS Mr*. C. M. Flowers and Mrs. c* 60 for the IB hole* are Mr*. Smith , * A Associated Prcaa Food Editor T, Niblack. wilh 48. Mrs. I)*v|<l E. Meyer, 47 , The Intermediate 0. A.s of ihe Children’s Shirts v Conservation . conscious rooks Ladies' Hose Also Mrs. James Wilson, Mrs. Ind Mrs. John Stuck, 40 C ard ig an SivIt- Polo First Baptist Church met recentnil! mahe"the moat of stale bread Naomi Wilson, Mrs. Koancemet.Flayer* competing In theynaUhr* 45 (lu ag e, 5(1 Denier Nylon by using It In a vatiety of ways. tor. Mis. Max l-oinhart, Mrs, Lena yesterday were Mrs. Richard El»- Iv w ith Mis* Margaret Hunt pre­ .Iv9e Full Fashioned. P r. <1.29 ‘ Orte. of the most welcome uses Hunt. Mrs. J. II. Staley, .Mrs. J. berrv, Mrs. W. E. Klrchhoff, Mrs. siding. Those attending were Mis* Hunt, Barbara Ann Pearce. 51 G unge Nylon. I*r. S 1 .rid will bo In deserts, and you won't II. Menlck, Mr*. Philips, Mrs. Ed­ Miriam Russell. Mrs. John Kick, Boys’ Shirts go wrong if you choose the fol­ ward Kirchrr, Mrs, Vail Lovell, Mr*. Robert Axt, Mrs, Price JoAnn Slrawder, Slarjorie ShopDye y o u r s u m m e r hose In lowing end - of - the - meal treats. Mrs. J. C. Hall. Mrs. F. & Bolt, Heard. Mrs. Higgenbotham, Mrs. phard and Kay Holtzclaw. S lti|H 'il M arco I'oln new Full shades- ask Ihe They offer the extra advantage Mrs. Roy Ttllts, Mrs. Williams, Gordon Sweeney, Mrs. Smith,.Mrs. NftTICK saleslady fo r dirdriltins. uf combing leftover bread with Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Bock and Ms. Williams, Miss Powell, Mrs. Me­ The public ia cordially invited plentiful fruit. Hit Box 25c Odham. yers, Mrs. Stuck, Mrs. Kastner, Almond Prune Betty Mrs, Hayman, Mrs. Carraway, txh attend the bridge and Chinese Yard Goods (his variation of Pecan Pie when Mrs. John Edward Higgins, Mrs. checkers party tonight a t 8:00 M cup blanched almonds A prontfV F a st C olor P r in te d o'clock in the Tourist Center, company come*. 0 I cup cooked prunes John Ivey, Mrs. Clyde Terwille­ P lastic, bill Htyles 9Hc llro atli'lo lh S h irlin g . Pecan Pie I t t cups chopped rooking gar. Miss Helen Cabas, Mrs. Hen- sponsored by the Pilot Club. Tic­ I unbakgd I'ic shell apple*,'. t Tea A prons 9Hc In $1.19 , Witte. Mrs- Clyde Ramsay, ket* may be secured at the door. I yd. 59c U cup butter or vitaminzed 4 cups toasted bread cubes rs. Robert Reely and Mrs. Char­ There will b* prizes and refresh­ P ercale, bib sty le 79c ment* at the conclueion *of the margarine 1 cup liquid from prunes les Potter. S n n fo rl/rd W oven Hay on Vk cup sugar cup water Others who ware present for games. Bedroom Slippers and ' . 3 whole eggs , % cup granulated sugar the lunrheon but not participating 1 cup dark corn eyeup M en’s and W omen’s the tournament were Mrs- J. B. H leapsoon w it t ’ollo ii S p o rt C hain b ra y . Towels and Searfs 1 tablespoon lemon juice Cogburn, Mrs. Harry Silsby. Mr*. H teaspoon cinnamon Nuedene In d ian M orrosinn. ■ yd. 59c i 1 cup roanely chopped Ksrlyle ibiushoider, Mrs. Ceo 2 tablespoons butter Or mar­ P r. H9c X, pecans Thurston, Mr*. Charles Lul garine HllxhO ( ‘o u n t 15c 1 teaspoon vanilla Mills and Mrs. Frank Ray. Shred almonds. M e a s u r e LadleV F ell MncenHln U cup .whipped cream (opjr u n c s . Remove pita and cut Amtorted Print** Cannon Towel.-, block palltrn Hix'Jti w ilh Pompom. 29c - liunal) Etrunes Into.sm all pieces. Plsc^ EPISCOPAL HOUR, ; yd. 59c lilock pattern I8x3li Line pie plate with pic crust P r. 89c 39c half of toasted bread cubes In butThe Rl. Rev. Henry I Louttlt, ♦ T I. tered raseerole or pan (about* IH ( t cup flour, 0 tablespoons but­ Suffragan Rlahop. will be pre­ Allovi-r Colored Flock Do) M en’* F ell E verest Cannon Towels, pas lei colors 2(K 10 49c * C, quart s l i d , arrange almonds. ter or margarine, Vt - teaspoon sented on th* Kplacopal Hour, a M nrtiultteite Curtain "r : prunes and apples over bread. salL 2 tablespoon* told w ater). weekly radio, feature. Th# pro­ Slipper**. > pastel coin rs 22 \ i I .-. i~it.~i xi i 59c . Carer with remaining bread Brush with slightly beaten M ali-rial. gram is heard over radio Station* * P r. 89c cubes. Combine liquids, sugar, Cream butter or margarine Stamped Unyon and Linen Scarfs 17x12 WFI.A, Tampaj WIDO, Miami yd. 39c •alt, spice and butter and bolt 2 sugar. SUr in egg*, syrup, lem­ and WJAX ip Jacksonville from W ashable Q uilled Hegulnt IlSc Value. Special * 39c BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT on Juico and vanilla and mix only o r,# minutes. Pour evenly over 8:30 until 9:00 A. M. A recording Lad lo t’ ScttffH P r. C9c Clopay Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Vernon of bread cubes. Bake covered In until blended. Fold In nuta and of the program will be made and Three Piece All Lace Chair Hack Sets S tra w Slides P r. 39c moderate oven (380 degrees) turn Into c ru s t Bake In very hot wRI be oreeented over radio Birmingham, Ala. announce th* Window Shades 59c Value. Special ,'}9c on birth of a son, William Lee Ver­ oven (460 degrees) 10 minutes. Station WDBO tit Orlando about an' hour, . -sh L e a th e re tte S cu ffa P r. 69c non, on Nov. 18 In Birmingham. Reduce heat lo 360 degrees and Nov. 30 at 7:00 A. M. Peach Bread Paddlag 59c All Lure Table Covers 15x15 ,. $1.29 Mr. Vernon is the son of Mrs. T. 6 canned cling, peach halves continue baking until filling la i T iMen’s Sweaters J. Townsend of Sanford and Mrs. set (about 30 minutes). Cool. Single M etal Iladsow All Pure Linen Scarfs Vernon 1* th# former Dorothy HAPPY ItIRTHDAY 1 0 0 ^ Z ep h y r Wool Garnish with whipped cream If 1 cup evaporated milk Land of Birmingham. ' Ann Sheppard wilh (!o||on Drcornlion 9Hc Curtain Rods Slipover U cun witter * desired. (4 cup granulated sugar 10c F m h ro id c re d lle m s lilc h e d Pillow- Casen* box $1.79 Few grains salt H teaspoon vanilla Few drops almond attract I cups stale bread cubes peaches “ half. 1ihc'r ■ ■ f I e rson a l s Mj ii( il \\ f sTnCAFGR’S ) i i S 89c. 79c a. 3 M $1.98 ‘ H i . t .■ 1 } - v 1 • ' . r 'V a - �4 •— 4 I « S THURSDAY. Ntn'. 20. l 4 l t I THE HANFORD HERALD. 8ANFORD, FLORIDA p A G E SIX # T- 1 . Bob Elliott, Heavy Top Minors Draft Outstanding Guard Hittin Brave, Is • Eighteen Players Has Another Year*s National’s Best Eligibility For Tech COLUMBUS, lllno Nov. 20 </P» Senrirrole’V arsity To Play Final The Clubhouse By PRANK KCK Home Game Of ’47 Tomorrow Night, In thia department with nine who breexed In an easy winner first-place ballot*. Ecwarus had •n the tt»Kt ~*||. could do no ,our- Blackwell, 4ll*e and. Pec- better than 20|h with only 20 wee Bcckj. Ibsigcr shortstop who vote*. He did not get any vote* Im.sued cignth in |h« voting, had above seventh. Elliott l*»t year two apiece. received only one vole to Just I»y JDK BKICIII.KR Jackie Boliinson. negro rookie get in under "honorable mention.'' NEW YORK, Nov*. 20 UP)— 1first baseman of the Dodgers; Bob Elliott, heavy hating third , ik. (Uyggg L u i . ' ill-l l a, i c 1°^- Jitig.. ' f Aittuifl:. t T V ' Emu 1'L^..V liI TI m T o Id ite T o L 'lnssify 9 da^w n* prwlaiine.1 IU WnUonnl the~Phita<t*lphta Phil____ leag u e’s most valuable player for 1947 by a vote of a 24-man liei; Dixie Walker, veteran Dodg- 1 committee of the Baseball W rit­ er outtielder, amt Willard Mar- GU1KY CABBAGE plants for 5 shall. Giant flychaser, each was acres. C. W. Baker. Phone 823. e rs' Association. named top man on one ballot. Of 1 In becoming the first mem­ ber of a nun-pennant winning the 20 players, only Blackwell K, u|(> n ,.a tr t|» iXith new .-rate*, namod on all » W W b use* wool „r coal. C. W. Itaker, team to gain that diatinctm:, was Boliinson finished fifth with 100 i |>h0ne 82.1 ainee Ernie latmlianli r of the votes, . just nosing s guj Pittsfourth-place Cincinnati Bed* won burgh's Ralph FLOWERS Iph Kiner wFjr FTo placed _ |hi< aw ant in IU’8, Elliott also sixth with io i. Jansen was satrfor all orranlon* had the honor of becoming th j en|h with 91 votes and Reese's . M rNEIIX 4k YOST FI-OHISTS Itrgl thm l nasoman - ,u jitn^r e(ghth place total wa* 80. Harry ' Slpea Are. Just off Celery league to win the title since “ its* Walker, the Phlllle'a f1ee\ center- ( Offiee ph. 103 residence ph. 614-It inception In 1911. • fielder, who led lh« league in’ ' ItKAI. ESTATE ' * “ The 31-)e«r-qld native of San hitting with -102, ami (Teorge INSURANCE Franeiacu, whose great work both ( White y.) Kurnwtki. long ball MORTGAGE LOAN'S a | bat* and in the Held was large­ belting third baseman of the S|. ly responsible for Boston's third- IaiuIs Cardinals were -tied up RAYMOND M. HALL. Realtor Registered Broker and place finish last seasen, la only for ninth and tenth )>o*itinn* with . Insurance Agent *' ' ' thui hon«rc<;£ 45 vote* apiece. tnc second’ Brave llni. 4 Flotilla Statu Bank Bblg. The other was Juhnny Ever*. «f 8t*n Musial of the Cardinal.* Tinker-to-Evcrs-lo-Chaiico fanu Imck In 11114. Elliott, a conlcrtcd outflelihr who made the shift |o the hot corner in 1942, polled a total of 205 Votes in the balloting for the Kenesaw Mountain 1-andi* Me­ morial award to win by a com­ fortable’ margin over Ewell Ulark. well, who hail 175 point*. Johnny Mixe, slugging fir-, biyu'pmn of the New York Giant*, w in third with 144 and catcher .Bruce Edwards lAl a ilxealilv delegation of champion Brooklyn Dodger* with 140 point*. Twenty-six- players figured -In the voting, an-unuaually low to­ tal, and tan received at least m a ile d ! one first-place vole. ■Elliott Al’ N rw sfratsrr* Sports Writer —KighliVn player* at a coat o f. _. NEW YOU K—You don't bo- from fl.MMl to Ut.500 apiece were .ATLANTA Nov. 20 (A .-C e o rT t'h * oppom nta for next lieve there arc two" aide*' to drafted bv triple A minor league ! 30,000 People Are every story, oven in a 7.1 to 0 V u n ° ‘ for T a ..'1 s a » ;rh Expected To Watch football 'gameT Well, you've bee.i a ; . ; ....... :• ...............................1 inlsxthg idihelhing if you hayeii: President George Trautman of Ki Ucilcy—a 210-pound d-guard who (iBtor-*Cane Gaimj*fix*d twy football books which the Nhtiiinnl A im rialinn■o f - l,rw’SJjvu t>e¥n- publiihed during' feaaional Baseball l^aguea an- made a -le tte r with the Yelloyv GAINESVILLE Nov. 20 (S o c CPIlt montha. nounreil that clulra in the Amer­ Jackets of 1042 a* a freshman. another year of eligibility left r ls lt—Th<- foot halt battle for Ono of ‘the lawks is "The Chi- ican Association were Ihe freest ha* which the entire State of Florida rago Hear*," a well-written hi*- spenders. They picked up 1(1 merf and the opposition no doubt would breathe, raster If he decided npt alwava ... . waits with flffltv nation',- lory of the Bear* by IIowb’-.| to four each by the other triple will have an 8:15 kickoff In Ml. Roberta. TheTilher I* Ihe story of A leagurs—the Pacific Coast and to cash In cm It. The 23-year-old veteran of ami Frldav night when Florid"'* the Washington ItcdiUn*, "My International. Oator* lake Ihr field with the Ufc with the Redskins,'' by CorI.ouiovitlc. kfinm-apolls and In- three years in the Army rame tlnlveraflv of Miami ilurriranca. ihna tiriffith, former motion pic­ dlanapollg, all of the American bark laat year to take up right Florida'* youngsters mav have ture actress and owner of llctlsklii Association. gral>U*d two players where he left off and wound up captain of the 1047 tram and been boo*ed around the rridlron owner I George Preston Marshall. a p ie r r . H ollyw ood of the Coast as considerably the past two years, U ikhi ', got there players—catch­ a member of the Associated Press In each hook Is one rhaplrr but the way th*y came from be­ er Bill Mhrrtb from (Juincv, IU.: All Southeastern Conference. ft He was almost a unanimous hind In New Orleans Saturday to devoted entirely to the 73-0 I'dther Bill Butlaml from Hn«nrout the Bear* .scored over snatch a 7-7 upset tie with Tulane oke. Va.. nnd Pitcher Egon Feu- choice for the position on the allIhe Itrdskins In Washington star team ami the praise heaped prove* that they may often laon Dec. 8, 1940. In Ihe jS V kt-r fro-n •Jacksonville, k’la. upon him by his own coachca and down hut are never out. O’he. deals included: tinnal Football leag u e Cham­ rival tutors make him a leading “These kldajhavc never shown pionship playoff. Louisville drafted from Macon, candidate to repeat. the slightest sign of defeatism*', l.u., Job i Hoffman, pitcher, whose The Bears were peifeclion that Healey, who teams with Bobby Florida Coach Bay I It. n r» W.df hoot! i ■ in Buffalo. N. Y.. and said after the game. "I'm proud day. There la no oilier cgplana from Richmond, Va.. Joseph Davis, a glpnt tackle, to give the Jackets a one-two punch on the of the way they give every game tlon, says Kuberla, for IIIh ' >» »" right aide, of the line when on of­ all they have until the last mo. that .Tad. Vika' a**misprlnt Ii^th •■1 fense.. also Is the team 's kingpin t WW- v * mrnt. They don’t know the wnjtl record liooks. Hollywood drafted from (£uincy, <m defense on that ^Idc of center. "The .greatest weapon Owner quarterback, Hobby Humphrey and 'quit.' I've never seen anything III. William Sheets, catcher, Davis shift* over to defensive left * l. | Johnny Alexander at the wing- like It in twenty year* of coach­ Coach'George ilala* brought into whose bailie h« in Winston-Salem, tackle. , play was psychology. claims bark* and Don Dual at the spin- ing." N. Ch from Roanoke, Va., Willi­ Bobby Dodd, Tech head roach, netback. F.very precaution is living taken Itolierta. "The Redskin* hail mud - am Butlaml. pitcher, whose home ^r£tc* Healey as one of the be*t in this week's workouts tu have wnut Hulas termed some 'turtical Is in T-'in Haute. Ind., and front guard* e v er.to perform at Geor­ t LINKMAN (IF WEEK the anuail In fint' physical fettle J vocal errors' after ‘an earlier ‘-.'I Jacksonville, Fla., Kgnn FeUkrr. gia % Tech, ''ami one of the sm ar­ * • ^w^DwvYED MEIER for the Miami game, a project | victory, nnd now these wen- def'.S NEW YORK Nov 20 (A*)-Joe handicapped by injuries to end ly turned against them. It Scorn< pitcher, whose home Is in Bayon­ test." Ili-aly, who prupped at Baylor Watson, of Rirol haileil a* the Fal Johnson, quarterback Doug I that a flub official with n eare- ne, N J. . • Chattanooga, hut now lives in .1 -1 greatest renter in tho Southwest Relden. ami halfback Bobby For- J less disregard for the interprets- • Jersey Gity dinfted from Wlh 1n* nearby Marietta with his wife, is ■ it - I . C’onferencp since Texas Chrlxtl- be*. I lion that might lie placed on is krso llarte. I’a., William Milne, adept at diagnosing plays ami • an'* Kl Aldrich a decade ago, wa* u outfielrb'r, whose liomr- Is in Mo- •eldont Is tricked out of position. One ■of the season's season s greatest 1word* had, Iteen quoted in selected today ** the football gridiron "rat and mouse" games Bear* by auch Uncomplimentary bile. Ala. Montreal draftr*! from Augus He frequently pull* bark and slips lineman of the wrek in the As­ may lie presented to some 30.000 term* as ‘front runners* nnd ‘a tit.Jin.. John Kimmnnl, outfielder. down the line of scrim m age'to sociated Press poll. people, with Miami's Ifatry (thaul fust-half hall club.' The Bolshin* who im **home !• in Flushing, N. V. thwart an enemy bark's attempt and Florida’s Ifni Griffin nnd had called the Bear* ‘cryl-nhir*’ l.o* Angeles drafted from At­ at ground-gaining. The neck of a bird •>*« greater l-oren nroadus playing tha lead­ in the final minute of their earlier “Ak move like that on Healey's lanta. Ga , Dewey Adkins, pitcher, frredotn of tuTition than that of ing roles. meeting. part saved uk a touchdown in tl*< whose home is in Wilspnvlllc, J ■ snake. i *» ii,n ths Bears came to prac- Nchr. Duke game," Dodd said, “ami Ghaul, o standout collegiate !>cvrral other times h e-has been • M kicker for three season*, will be tice Ihe Monday ..morning preced­ ing the championship game, their in a position to save ua—had the WTRf DEM ONSTRATE THE booming ’em to one of the finest eye* fell upon these disparage­ runner gotten away." • . punt-rrttirijitig trams In the Announcement ame. i r w a s Hal Griffin's -10 ments of their courage and otavSports Roundup __ - i t Carmichael ard punt return that set up mg |lower plastering the ryalls oi Jly .IIUGII FULl.KBTUHr JK lorlda's toUclH|owq against To. Hie clubhuuac..Jhe i-uselmn wait their soronii Oyster Bowl game. tB now connected with Terrific. lane: . . . Wonder why they don’t In­ automatic r ■’ ”” The NEW YOBK Nov. 2(> t/P)—Slncr vite -some Georgia rrkekers? In the .course of rnmpilinu The week before Griffin raced this Pf • astronomical score Ihr thin la tin* xuiu'on whun lho foot* 07 yards for o nunt-return touch Sanford Upholstery * "experts' nrquire their lilggest Hportapourri down against Georgia; the week Bears gained 372 yards along ball i^ l lit-nilm hi * trying to pick all AmcrIhe ground to 3 for Washing­ knd Chuck Rayner. the New York before that Jirp Ysnrey .returned K< P f a Furman punt 00 yards; and the ton, lop offensive team In Ihe len, all-sectional, nil-conference and ; lunger*' goalie, and Sugar Jim Slip Cover Shop all-most anything team a, ..tbl^i.llcnry^-w h'o raplaead—h im - when week In-fore that Loren Broadus Irggue. The Bears made II <ty>L O t T //* H i 'i v : 7 7 t( n»H A jtH w krill •HU Jhii n»ll ralllnw hv j | | nlm , .. t l * Venn*’ E x p erien ce fnqrhdtrwTn~Trlrh rl 2 -lncnTdulpg ■■ * ■ -----business at Krnoia, Ont. S lip Coven* custom g ain*f Norhl Carolina. In the. Ihe scoring. Mix ulhcr Ib-ars naming the guys-who-wiq-e-liest-1 n murist hu Shag Hhaughnegsy, Interna Auburn game Broadus skipped an­ had a hand (or lor) in con- t lie-day-we-saw-Vm team. m ad e- R u n rn n leed to It's one sure way of pirklng an tional t.cagur''president, rlalms other 80 yard*, but-a clip rolled lerling seven extra (Hiinla. tfit. "all" team without romchack*— that if his rfreutt counted all ad* “Every placement klcl," say* the play back • 1l U p h o ls te rin g o f ull Bobby Forbca, Ihe yard-catlng Bobtrls In hi* Isiok, published by We don't say whirh game* wr mlsslona the way tho Pacific Coast k in d s. (iator halfback whose 42 points G. P. Putnam's Sons, "sailed Into saw. . , , the line;-rnds. Mwiacki, league does, the smallest city, W < itc 4 ... SAVING lopa Florida's Individual scoring, ihe stnnila hnck of the gm|l post* Columbia and llrodnax. Georfin Syracuse, would have gone over Wide selection of i m has not fully recuverrd from an .ind didn't raturn. The fan* kept Tech; tackle*, Bryant, Army,’ and 600,000 last season. . . . I^>ul*lana * materials. Mhimshak, Navy; guards, Buhry. State U. Is a bit proud of hav­ - . [■AKB , Injury' receiver! In Ihe North Caro­ the halla as snuvenirs." S o a p . . . S A V IN G All the new balls purchased for Penn State, and 8leffy, Army; ing scholarshipped haakelballer lina game, hut la rxpreted to'laSanford Upholstery ready for spot service against the the game were gone. Even prac­ center, Scott, Navy. . . . "T" for- Byron Johnson out of Louisville, nnd (nation harkfiidd: quarter, R»*-( Ky. . . . nut you can't say they Hurricanes. tice hall* .were kept by the fans. "S" nft-r tb'’ last two tmirh sides, Columbia; left half. Dlml-; took a six-foot, nine-inch athlete Slip Cover Shop iidowns," says Roberts? “officials nick, Boston College; right half, j right from under Adolph Itupp'a K5 * 114Vi Pork Phone 1112 Blundurd Model .. I239.W) askul the Hears please not to kirk Kirk, Yale; fullback, Rowan,| nose. . . . single wing harkflrld for the iMilnt", Washington Is n Army. Deluxe Model .. ... $259*0 .0, ----— -----1 • prsirnavlrh. IVnn 1 big city but them Jii*t weren't quarter, DASH Flat*; U-f» half. Gage. Clcrnsnn; i JJtrtwrutwl Immediate Delivery riiuugh foot tells for the numlwr nJHtl half, Mlnlsl. I'cnn; full- ■■■ ... — ol fans silling with open anil* bark. Welter, I'rlnrcton. . . . Horry DOG FOOD - lie ('tin Hnny Termn * liellllid Ihe Bed-kin goal posts. j Bx " . no iieparate offenllve ami itefen From where I sit... Joe Marsh the Bears pasvr-il for the two final aive ilnuupa. Even the tuarhrt HUNHHJNE M A R K E T S * extra points, one of which was ' i Randall Electric Co. siunctimea guuaa wrong on (hosa 118 Magnolia Avenue good. setups. -i. The next day Danny .Fortmann •1 Metropolitan Papers was sporting a black eye. A Pull­ Week’s Worst ■ , man , ,passenger , - ... viewerl the, ill, . Indiana's Cook-Miller publicity • YARDLEY VENETIAN eo oix'd optic with alarm and a n lJ.! rhw k, )n * |, h , rfoU. ,hat Please Copy! «xik „ | err|b|e ................ America's Meat Beautiful "Myi my. (he llooslera may rome up with a I Aluminum •• Cedar - Po ' blatJi aye." . back fluid of Nick, Dick, Chick.and Ask Ma For Free -Katlmete .."Y ea." *sld Kortntann. ''hut It- Tick—-Nick Hebek, Dick Deranel Folk* here were burned up over much different, underneath: City P. W. STEVENS 617 W. will dUsppear In a day nr two. Chirk Jagadu and Hugh (Ticki / 'an articlt on Our Town I reprinted folks work hard; like to come home ■M Thinf of Ihe Brdskhi*—that 73. lock) MrKtnnl*. . .•.FThl^ back% Phone 2-0729 rrnw TrrtTy-pxprr. tyrtrTr* xnuntf— gtTttffhtTft tHcTf fam ilies;'Ta37t iplil. iltby add,, might el click.■ nrd bonk* for all lime.' And, If you want our opinion of like a bunch of "hicks'* who whit­ las with a ynoderale glass of beer, • Corinne Griffith, In hcr.lam k the ung.. you'll have to put an tled slicks and wore chin whiskers. like we d a publi*hcd by- A. S. Ilarnc* A "N"ln the Word a n d , spoil th« (Last person I, saw with chin, Frum where I eit, it doesn't mat­ Company, ha* other versions nl rhyme. NOTICE whisker* was passing through on ter If you livo In an apartment the ihi lliyking. “The team w* hi* tjay east) houro or on a fa m—work In an rrippinl front a gam I'lgskln I'irkfn* T I I E O l t A N C E C I T Y H O T E L : terribly' with New York,’’ shi anv», iiddiii Bo 1 ran art’editorial on how wa cfllce o.r^ cornfield —the American I’rnn Stale vs. I’ittaburgh that "thlx is no alibi—just far*." We Ihlnk that I'ltt'a I'anthi-ra ■poke of city "slickers" —as over­ tradition of quiet hone life, tem­ Don't know *11 the anthwer*.’ dressed wIsgailM, only Interested perate hnbiU, and neighborllncM Mrs. Mnrshnll [mint* nut ths* In 'N ow Itaidy For Harvard va. Yale Charlie Malotm dropped one of In myklng money, and spending It la Co----on to all of us. Thl* game Is sure Hammy Baugh’s pa**«*.in the en<l Hperl*I Pnrllen and Uannuefn In night club*. S «. . « , To end moat happily tone early In the game when n For Harvard dquayn-*lrh w<,ubl have tied the score. Fart Is, If w* got in know rsrh (A. I An<l [ho late Georgr Aptsy, F«»r KedenmUom l»hone OmnRc City Hotel The Bear* went on from ' there Off4* other we'd probehly And we're aot * Missouri va. Kansas one touchdown after anotho Though ••vtwyonc pan* u* Oftaiire City, Florida ' Then Ihe lledskina liegan drop­ We still will pick Kansas. ping a Micrraaiofl of passes and at C.’iprtlthl. 1*11, Uwir'd S la in B irurti fonndalii North Carolina va. Duke the half the ll<’*r* led 28-0. 'T9iln ■Mill i In this southern fixture Willi two minutes loft lo'plav Imok out for Duke's mixture. th* score wa* *17-0. At thia |miut Louisiana E late va. Alabama Mrs. Marshall's husband, own, r . A spelling lesson of the Redskins, elected to leave Strange to u e Itrorrt the stands. Is L I a U. “ 'I'm going dowo to thoae 8 polled L.D.8.E. kids, anything might happen,* George veiled #**r his nhouH In a Ktew der." aava Mrs. Marshall. * Norfolk, Va., footliall promoter* * FA* he left a voire Rich up aln the stands shouted, 'Get ’em arc trying to lino up* some out­ out of here, vim |.«ig. Take 'em standing high school team* for bark In Boston.' “ 'You rome down and sav Ihsl. *»■» Lag," It was George IKilircmon rushed'up to Gcurgw L» arroni|iauy him to the dressing answering. I was told afterward* that two The Seminole IHtrh School irrld arwrpgatlon will pl/iy hosts to Ihr 8c*hr*«>*<- High Rand Crab* at th r blah school athletic field _la ihe nhkl home game or tlte 1U4Y campaign tomorrow night a t’8:15 o'rlork. Tlir Celery Fed* will lie in ton form f^r the conleit. and will have every man ready to meet lh« Daytona Reach eleven. Holla Plerey, fleet Seminole apinnerbaek. ii expected to play a large pafr In the contest since hi* Injury suffered in the Eustla tiff ha* reipomled to'treatm ent. The only Injury hampering the fed* la that of Coarh Carl Kettle*. Coach Kettle* I* recovering from an automobile accident *uffrred In Winter Park, resulting in *e•veral ititche* being taken tq close a gash on hi* head. Probable starter* for the con­ test will Include Byron Beanl and Floyd Cooper at the end*, Chrlt Jensen and Ruddv Weathcrington at Iho tackle*. Wally Tyre and Dick Baa* at the guard*. Chuck S •, Only RC gives you * BENDIX HomeLaundry J ! mI y ly ii C H R I'I' (A b * . o( ^ PICK-TIIE-WINNER CONTEST Firet Prize .. IlevcrHible Outdoor Jacket •Second Prize* 13” Ma^ic Skin Doll v Awarded Hy FIRESTONE STORES ** c Third.Thru Fifth P rizes............. t For Each Prize Winner. One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater * ■- , INSTRUCTIONS Dallotn muni be In The .Herald office before hoon An Friday or pontmarked by that Ume. All Banes muni be marked. BALLOT ALABAMA V8- AUBURN U L U .‘ CLEMSON HARVARD YALK DUKE NORTH CAROLINA ILLINOIS __ _ NORTHWESTERN KENTUCKY TENNESSEE _ . . WISCONSIN MINNESOTA ___ _ MIAMI FLORIDA N. C. STATE Vir g in ia HANFORD KHABRRK/E ___ ____ VANDERBILT MARYLAND ___ ROLLINS 0TT8RBEIN STETSON MIMS. COLLEGE * ____ . -DB 8URK TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING* . * ' . ’ ■ ................* , v ’; v �1 rr , fit * i i ■ t « * ** > t r i r # * t f * <*T!TWSDAY, NOV. 20. 1947 8ANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA - Women Of Royal Birth Must Pup The IjBpaSl Question To Wed- Below Their Ranh ding ring." __________________________I intermediary NEW VORK (/Pi— Too ill to • Mend the wedding of Princes* KllraU'th and Philip Mountbatten tomorrow is another British prln(f a i . who_. ne,. piopo.ed ttr n - mgTT not turned down. She la Eliznlwth’s aunt, Victoria Alexandra Alice Mapy. and, so far as I know, the only British Princes* Royal who ever got jilt­ ed. The tale require* a little lutrkirround: An Ironlmund convention among those horn to the purfilc ia that women Qf royal birth, if they M&nn! to marry n man Iwneath ^Aiwir rank, must do the asking Themselves . 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RADIATOR cleaning, repairing. New Radiators., now' c u rs - We Ilike off 4 install. Jimmie Cow­ an s'S heet Metal Works. Phone tiltl. MRS. BROWN MILLERS Fruit Cakf at Plggly Wiggly & Table Expert Itadiir Repairing 2 BEDROOM furnished or unfur­ Supply. Fred Myers. 311 K. 2nd St, nished houses Phone 1000, 8:30 V;H0. UAL. file d rie w ater lieater. Tailored auto s e a t h w u * - , | s 1 to 6 :00. K lertrir Service Ci.nt pa ny. 2QI —h o H tr r r — w n tt: Kelt a shy? _.lL N E U lL N iS Jm i..s - M i n m x m n h v r n T ^ i^ n B r ' Phone PI34, Phone 10. 1-30 GAL. and t-35 gail«n Ujl.le . SEE U.S FOR ROOM AND BOARD in private top w ater heaters. Electric Ber MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING home. Single man. good refer­ vice Company, 207 Magnolia AND TYPING ences. To become family memAre. Phone tOt. CREDIT LUREAU OF * her. Call Bob McCall after 7 HANFORD , w P.M. WitlJ. BEAUTIFY vour home with Lig116 N- P ark Phene 180 ustrum hedge. Contact L. B. Mann. luike Monroe, Fla. for FOR . RENT —Floor non dvr. Easy S HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE any site or any quantity. operation. Reasonable rates, San­ ford Paint 4 Glass Co. Phono LARGE wood heater, good condi­ 303. tion. Phone G24-J. NEW HOUSE. 2 bedroom,, partly fin ish e d . Small down payment. DODGE • PLYMOUTH condition. Call Balance like ren t Fur appoint­ PIANO,•excellent PARTS AND HURVICB _274. ment call 0173, • • (09 Palmetto Are. Phone 1011 I OIL BURN INC, HEATER and I I & BIGNH -f ld t O O M furnished- house. 4- aorra Show carets and poster* O land on South Sanford Arrn'ae "tity-«f*^w <ed^ S ia Palm flto O— DKE'B HIGN SK RV lO t Ave. near fuike - Jessup. Bargain O. D. la n d ra il. Phnttx 1021 price. Photo I 22G.J. KIRBY CLEANER. |.i"aitlcally l ohr-li't Radiator Shop fur Com* new. f>08 W. 8 th RlrteL FIVE ROOM HQUSK. partly furplclo radiator service, 106 nlshede. 2 l.oirooms, 1/3 down, CLEMENT stationary tubs $10.00. ferd Ave. Phone 356-W. , $40.00 per month. For-xjulck A. L, Skinner, Lake Alary, Fla. action. Call Phone 9173. ADD many years o f life to your FOR BALE—Dmerock fa* drive-* motal rbof and. beaullfv the Unquestionable one of the Itost way,, and roadways—Phone home. Wo sprky it the color 3 bedroom bungalows that h*a you w an t Ulock and other con­ lid , come on the market In a long crete struct lira sprayed in pas­ time. Comfortable sited living Gelfbral Electric automatic blan­ tel color* Harm etc. sprayed kets for sleeping comfort. " • £ room, sun parch, dfhlng room, with betl'bil paints. Let us give hath, kitchen,, and an amaxlng ____ Mi R p » p « r n » « r ■ytm—n ri VP ’ PMtWgTK----RciTT ------Binuum Uf flflifl and cupbdaVil portaldc spray unit, 306 W. 2 nd 0 A U T I C L ta W A N T E D ■ space, attic fan. Water heater, St. Phono 1064-J. flreulace and garage, beautifully landscaped, large corner lot. Highest cash price paid for uteri • Allwrt Hickson Repair J^hop furniture. Ted Davis Furniture 6th Sltcr-I 4 Laurel Avenue Owner leaving town. Co. 311 E. 1st. Ph. m . Furnishrd bungalow that i* uhHlarksmithing A gcnrral repair Telephone 1368 usually well plnrmrd And built by one of KanfnrdY ik-si builder*. I'LL BUY your ra r regardless of age or condition. Roy Real, 308 Custom made Venetian Blinds, 2 bedrooms. Iwth, living room, W , 2nd St. Awnings — Ten day d e liv ct/’* dining room, kitchen fmrrh and gumanlffd. Marshall’s P. {). portico. 200 ft. frontage. Thla WANTED AT ONCE. 16 used Box 721. Daytons Itcach, _ | la a walkout proposition, nothing piano*. The Music Box, 110 W. ~ reserved. New 9 Tt. electric re ­ RAYMOND 8TLD10 l i t St. Phone 063. , • frigerator. Extn-rt plmtographar avaitahlo at Very desirable 5 room- bungalow 7 P e t , , L i n s t o c k . S u p p lie s all times for weiMings, anniver­ with 2 car £araat> oq lot 120x130 saries. Idrthday parties, social in nice condition ami immedi­ GENERAL Siddi«™Rorac*' For gatherings- Phone 1003. Rent- 8 . H. Earnest, 2800 Block ately available. Buyer ran deal Banfonl Avc. for fu rniture'if desired. AUTO ItEPAIRUfO; HglPa Gar6 room bunglow in fair condition age, Hanford and Celery Avelocated in outskirts of Sanford. FOR SALE: TUUKEyR all sin s, . nucs. live or drt-m-d. One mil0 west Priced at $4400.00. Wall frtdtod. of Wilton Corner on Ml. Dora For DapendabD New bungalow, stucco on cement road or Phone 0104. REFFRIGKKATKm SERVICE HE • blocka, asbesioa tiled floor, garCall ^ ■ age on lot 02x128, immediately FOR SALK: One good milk goat, .GANAS REFRIGERATION available. $7000.00. . registered Milk* 3 to 4 qts, per HKRVICE, , Fred W. Bender. Realtor day. 1312 Oak Avc. or Phone Ph. 670-W 1 Room 2. Fla. Btate Bank Bldg.' 07-R. Phone 1080 Buokkrrpiar service, Part time; HELP W ANTED aho. advice ami- assistance on social sdcurilg arid Income tax S A R T IC L E * r o ^ S A L E GIltLS WANTED. U n ey ’a Drug matters. J. f . Dempsey, 300 BtoraV Magnolia. Phopa 0107/ TURN ITU ME Paint—High Glosa MAN WANTED TO SUCCEED TROPtCAL k'RUrr klAKKET H. "filmmon* for 1600 family Gift bdzca shipped. Cut flower*. EnamA for home use, any color Rawlcirh business in Northeast Flash orange Juice. South Park . Free delivery in City, Polk County. PrbducU sold 20 Ave. Phone 1215. good paint at reasonable year*. Permanent if you are Reel’s Paint Bhop, Phono DIAPER HBRVICe a hustler. Write Rawloigh’s, “ I004-J. 300 W. 2nd SL FAK‘446-I23S. Memphis, Tenn. For details of the oafeat aervlce" now In 8 *nfon| call or or See R. Hartman, Box 234, SWEET Hamlin $ 2.00 write BABY VALET, Dayton* Longweod. Fla. bttah. R. W. n* 788Beach. Diapers supplied. W. SALESMAN living in Sanford to STORK FIXTURES, commercial work retail trade and some out­ 13 N O T I C P - S ^ B t e d N ^ L T refrigerator*, soda fi ride territory for established LADIES l table,, booth,, chairs, wholesale concern. Write P. O. Make'ATTKN1TON a one-stop service I n f all built fixtures, free Mrs, Box $406, Orlando, PI a. your laundry and dry cleaning • ..W rit* or phone cbllect, R. (JBouldin Mfg. Co. Volusia Coun- YOUNG MAN7 efficient typist, for work In shipping and sales Ground,, Daiand. phone departm ent Preferably 25 to 30 THE HELPY HELFY LAUNDRY 406 W. 16 Si. Sanford years old. Year round xyork. A. VEGETABLE plants - for *m$ll buda A Sons, Phong 2161, Royal Master liras are back again. and large acreage. Cabbage, Qvicdo. , IL B. POPE CO. INC. Collards, Broccoli. Cauliflower. Onion*. Lettuce, Eaearoie. Tom­ 2 C o l o r e d women for kitchen HANFORD TVvauty Salon, work. Apply Pig N’WhlaUe. ato. Strawberry * Beets, J, W. phone 1354 or Mary MeMahon, Bell. Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone Sanford Bowling Allay wants pin telephone 1384. Permanent* alt 'A boy,. methods, startin g -$6 and up. -W A X ' t w r "r" — WANTED OHNBR HARMONICAR , ' - f c s a f i r - T ^ 2 fa aA^sf*,c> ,___________W t--- ' shown u, reporter's in ii display ‘ another la p " oirixal I'nm e .MinW, I.. M.nKelizie King of more than 1.20*1 gifls widen Htei ultundv have a im e d nt Ht. James' i.ioughi EliZalwth ,i miltk coat.as a g u , from t.'an&da. - -S • Palace K ing ihfirri" V l ’and (jiieen K lirn h d h al«o gnve their heiress, apparent Iwu strings of pearls the Dr. ChitrlCK l.. PerhOiw sire of -njoll grapes. Knitwear has Improved in dur­ ability in recent years since runproof knits have Iwen developed. N o longer do small break, or tears lead to run*— and thfc mending D lN u. A finishing, ciaanittg A waxing. Our power Tampa j] Morning utU aoahlaa us ta work whera * Delivery. Call lb*re U no elwtrm corui^Uo.i f f if ld to . *1 ywua axporlenc*. UTOS TOR SALE ITTF. Oiaason, Lake Mary. Pla. Dowager Queen STmy prrsctttod diamoml ear . rings, n -dianiund lima, a "talunrluT afltl *« iliaiunml brm-rii She hint Inheriteil some ofthe grin- fiom Queen Victoria. The .gla**. b<m| .sent by President nml Mrs Truman also wkij di-|d.i>rd at St. James's Four visiting kings nml six vjsiting n ucvttg wipe aiming the 27 royal personage* already n»sembh d fur ilw imptints of the basket. Mothers have long b w n familiar with certain kinds uf knitwear, such aa knit underwear for chil­ dren, and the cotton T-sh irts which have become almost sUmdard wear for small boyk and ihan^ girls aa well. A m t tiSTtrriNO in Washington i ,. i .uo tho Senate Fmvign iieuiion* M isa-Brott suggests that knit­ Committee on the stop-gap aid plan Tor Western Euiiqw.’H,xreiary uT wear also is suitable for infanta' — ....... ................................................. Commerce W Aveudi Hamman (left) runlets with Sen Ailhur IL wear, rompt rs, night cloths, small * Vandenbers, iJijiiiu a n id tlic Yinufmll'-e ila rrim u ii’ told the 5tmi.rlor$ b o y,' suits and helmets, baby thnl Uic Gxivcrnmint’s prtipie.il lo.scnd JViT.imu.ihW in g -.U Ui Kui-q-c hoods and mittciug can be carried out without undue strain lloiernatmnul .Sowndpimlo), ____ . _ • • Seminole County Court Records Kntnjit, i Jatma I" IIWTrfi rtll’l |l*ill,llDi* I l« •». !.+:>•• • *' ■111L I ’Mi l. Etim ihl K IV ir r ll f4iu I d tilM , ,fdt t|i|< ?f +$« • f IdH l ft T-? N * V**4!i*i 11il $**JF T » ' 'I Ti ■ I- \ Uub» , ilurk* V... t 1 \ mm iW • T“ ttn X t \ •Jnir* Iwtl I. rt U I §4IILi \\ , I t l ^ d k h T« M Ii I > XV T«» uu i: "I* » t l ‘«rr|» 8>||| . 1 «i it i fTiaisi i_ itritK i' ♦*!u i X|iikittr i:_____ _ fi**T|| , *itik * I •>• if n tlpkomelrlHt Nanfurd Atlantic Ilk, Bldg. Ilu iu * : 0-12 l a ' Phone 2tra Hal. 9-12 C.yr* Examlnrrl -'G lasses Flllev ARM O lied Salmon *• .*nc Ia n SI NSIIINi: jM.\ltKKI‘S I I n Masiudia \ triiitr I^4l MORE Value for LESS Dollars THK AMAZING STORY OF RAII.RO’AD 1IONDS 1937 *— 1947 , — * In lhe pirst In yvots must tndiond nystrius hnvpt „• 1. Reduced (hrii himlcrl dehl 2 ,r r . 2. Reihu ed I heir nnnunl in lrrrsl clrarxc# J J 'e . f -—4- * Kl.L.UIf* jiifm W rlllk Aki" * I*■ J s r u t Vrlltii 1$ T Vliilie J T i i ** IV. h " f E.qiope.tn invutty in (lit ten ■ -ime the King wa* clowned ,in -tieee.# to Edward \ III, who tftik » * J.,,!,* W !» irtwrlltlfa, T b | i 1» N$k| %ll% • .SLtUi- uf i-.lkiitf.Mtx I V - j l li l lry I ,If Ik11**-x*il« \$»m v, *»i’ t \ \ n r > 1■>; i: >. i. M| KotM.MMV N *l T*» t*tlik-, ! • t.MU fViWfv lluttll, \..|4 N .M Y*» 1 11 1 _ .*» liiim. Hut k. handanrue eouple ai Westsnihslct ’ Abbey ti was the Imgest nssejnbl) How To Relieve Bronchitis Creom uliicn rcllcvcji promptly b» r tr to r f rtm irto r m t^ n n i trouble to hrlp loosrn am! ex firii' itiinm X sih u t haps she had Ix-ttcr talk the m at­ germ laden phlegm, nml ntd natura —to sootlia and heat raw, tender. In­ ter oxer w ith .her father. King Th.Hi.rK «i vv bronchial m ucous m em ­ George V. Tu 11*fil l lAr If itliiltm •t IfV (-■di® flamed branes. Tell your druggist to sell you Later Kitchener informed the Ma*t i n bottle of CmmmWou with the unmi:% i . nxTUf. nuirrii%•*•> king of thr naive proposal and the you must like the way It UWfii lit in,* 4* rliii I*atiSifif’ T»» dentandlng monarch roared with laughter. quickly allays the cough or you or* tlillmiir’ . 1 ikniuilil f v But when the klng^ told Queen Fk"f* I*.. I j IW4$|T1 K r i 14% l-B5» i t to havo your money buck., Mary she didn’t see anything fun­ Jiitm* t* linei. tDii F,$i|ft|4» ny in it, and thr little princess Nlflx't*. it I Kim* |*awllli» 1| *" -------- i — lt, got a week’s imprisonment In her Ffr*t »*'«w* h riU't ii *forCou£nflCncitColds,Broncniti» own room. MTI^IMITIUX M“ " w 11 “ Lord Kitchener was lost when the cruiser Hampshire hit u mine In 1016. Princess Mary in 1022 m«i tied one o f England s wealthi­ est men. the Earl of tlarewood, who died last May. •ugjreoted dtphrmatiralhTtltarr aI.— F a ll._____________ • K i i u . 'r ~nml iv t iin ti.l : ^ .-fTcr ' l hT , l*« Ifltl t\ 11 i.l t t i s a I'run ruynl, aim ivuulal bo l.DNDiiN N’ov. 20 (Ah Tile absent fiutii tile "adding in-aatisc M nc n'id_ fjmvn gave Prin-, .» »hc Imd -n ff.i.d a rhilt. Princess Elizabeth n nccklnra* of jt.'i-s|-ei| Mmy. widow uf the En'rl of lluiediamond* .xml rubles tmlav for her wood, u innfim d tu llurewirod rtrvsl marriage today lo L ieut.! IIoum m at I,--, i Philip Mutinllmuen. U. S. amh.i-.tudqr l.cwi . Duuglaa I The glittering jewel* were from . returned by platm in ample time ' ili*» o n *oiinl ndlc iion of the rnvnl for the cm iiprjiy., Fiehl Marahat i fnotilv The iteeklnrp, an inch wide. Jon Christiaan Smuts, prime I’t n i the .tripst ilarriing present iiiirtistei Smith A fijni, wa* Agriculture. Mu» Brett finds that* knitwear has many advantages over wuven fabric in children*, gutment* Its elasticity makes It fit closely yet allow* for plenty of fiaedom of action without bulk. Its insulating properties offer ex­ tra warmth in winter, y e t because it la porous, cotton knitwear is comfortable also for summer wear. It» > la» easy to wash and requite* ■ iw v in * no ironing—a Iwon to mother*. Be.nu lkinds u .i . « i, rfabric .h .t. cause m many ofi i„ knit are less expensive to manufacture than woven fabric, th eir use should rcluce the cost of chltdrcrt1* garmanta. Home from A campaign 1A Egypt. Kitchener was' escorting Prlnress Mary about th« grounds of Windsor Castle whnn the In.fatualrd young girl Idushingly proposed to him. *" Hlu- said that, although it em­ barrassed her, she realized royal custom deuced that in such cases tho woman must speak first: Ho-o-o-o, would he be her hus­ band T Smiling at this unexpected hero worship. Kitchener gently painted out the difference in their age*. When the little princess eagerly assurril him that made no differonto. _Uni hard.pressed -warrior 1WB** Fabulous Necklace Given To Princess ,By King And Queen __ •H-rkanctmin **,vr* Kuilwcar deserves grcalrr use Kitchener. Gmal going business for sate. He wa* iVJ year bid, but uvery Wonderful location, nets around girl in England adored the stern, ET>0(| month. Box X. c-;o Herald. tail, arrow-straight military lead- 12. SPECIAL SERVICES 1 received no jnvilutum to 111* mc*-e * wedding. Edward, who lu»cnjnr the Duke of Windsor after llAli'ilirtg. u a - t«-bext-il- snublwd becdut-e* he married the twlredlvor.’i .i Waflis.Warf.old Jiimp*on Clbtfunjr Specialist |D Advocated Knitwear | $ j like a pgoaengor pigepn until the in children's ready-made clothing, dcged by cnipty-puekcted se n try . 1deal"* sealed, says Clarice Scott, clothing special­ •f no such rule existed. everv ro m -; "A m urriaitr ha* been ar- ist of the U. S. Department of 11-1’ m V o1"u n1’. ■ fEW-il—" p itc h —’IBn d -'■n n m •s s! i"n»r ”~tn~ b r i n ™ * - o n - the mid cham-e “n^ nr t he‘d find one willing to share her | This system worked well for castle and wrIUtocked ieebok. ‘ Elizabeth’* gteuk-gtent grandWhen EliufbaUt decided on Phi- mo,hef> Victoria, .who thus lip, therefore, It was up to her to 1 won m»n ®n lhe ™ w » c a n pop the tr,| question. It it a pret- j Prince Albert—and bare him four Iv *afo Bel, however, that wht*' son* ami live daughter*. *WnT |M k him over to B ucking] Hut MnIy> ,.r in m , rung, !)*.Ti . . . . , i _ J , . h T r €0r U. ^ Roval and sistci iii of inv the King. nual and th ,n melt him down dj,h,’t wait f„r arly intermediary Hth a direct: to l.utter with nct for h,.r * "Will you. PhltT” PA CK SE V E N : Ilieieased their cash resource* ■172'V. ■t.'iririi'HfiFlticIT ITFsurkiaji' cspital Tqt',. • in 11«7, the Imuds uf must uf these railroad system- were -riling nt par or higher. Today the**- -sum# IhusIwith hhumIs iiuiutei i upted interna payment* extending fur peinxit iip tu ull years - - enn .»■ purehn-cd nt suh.tnntmi diM.ymnl- M(tny uf lIicm' IsMin a le legal iineetu u ia- ftu savings .hunks and "i truot funds in the State uf New York, ,Lx CREOMULSION Full P.irtirulur* un Request 1‘huiie or t\ lit# STAN COMSTOCK luxcslm riil Serurilic* JO.t Luke lliu i, Urixr Phone H8M (Irt.i lulu Repie-eiiting T Nel-uii (I’Rouike. Inc., Daytona Itcnch. Fin Legral Notice c u t 'ii r up im : u n is m J i ’ iav*;, m :u i.M iL K e p i . x T i . H*r .VI li' U K K U J lI I I 'A . IN I'll* ill A’l'C IN It'R T i l l " iM T A iy g O F A l.fU -.IIT O i l t M U N C . decsusHl ■TO A l-t, IV III IM I T M A » Cti.NO K IlN t in Net ire U l,.r>ti) *:tcn I,I,it M.»* UCAtjillna. I'h q qu L111-,1 tsl'url #» $.•1• •‘ d$$4l, to till Until « AUluinl>u»rt|* „f Ilf AltkRH lilMlllhnii. Itllll thttl all*- Hill I ItmtirriM* It H, III. Ml Wm» %l*s4Ht y J $wljft| pf ?irfn Hi4»I* . fi* •f?tiCtr *■*!$ I ii*“ ' I f i n.)r *if Iitr , tt»lf* iuF H|i|irutal tif idiiir alt I I r filial iMtchiiiti a* .|ft|iilnt«ITatrix tif thf *-alatr iff AIIipm iintntilinjt, ilm tiM . till 111), I: its) ■il Ntivcntl.sr, llli, . Meat alt sisttlkriK 1’ltlpp, A«ttit 11, lit t „r sas ut Ilia nlitlH III All>itl tifilallisa. alSTMUetl. IN ' t ' M i r I IF r i ll, c u t N T t JI'IX IK . XKM tN Ul.i: U l l l i r i J NTATli UK FIAilirUA. IN’ - F liO H A T K in in: t i i i : i w ItKITJk ilaaiiM l. At i : o f \ v ii Tu Aid, WHOM IT MAY LUN. FK H N i N i» I Ire' l, In iil., wa ■u Ih r ltl.il,i It* lit its fUtil li„ line| *1 . I«irl tu AilmthlMrulrU a>( lh, i*l» *tl tV. It. lu ll,, dn-intii. Hint »ht> lllral her i»litiiiii in(Inal alliajhira,. end lllttl ,li< n III ai'I'U lii« the llun»nihl* II. tt Were. L’uunly J uiImi- uf H*iiiliu> <>aunly, FltirMit. un the ' 111It alai *■< t««emt,ar. I,IT. fur mJ itirtit,-, uf iinie asd gur final rlbrhstri e* Aalinlulurattis.. of . the n l t i , ■I tV. If. lulls, tfoevsiiil, un ibl* Hull list III , N u t v.lllit r. Itla, fllanrh* Itvllf AdinlsIiUilrls uf lhe .,iu i. uf M , II. Kilts, . tli-fiMan, apPMaii .‘J k A K L E N R ' TAYIslil, s lima tr*ttl*Ito'i is U iltnuaa:. You *m Itsrsliy eutlflraf iti.il suit fair dlture* Mai b*iO Klatd Heiinit yau br W II.U K TAVIsOlt. in tn. Fliru ll a.nurl foe tb* Nlslh Jwlltiai i-’ita ull Ilf the Hiatt at Flurltls. til rn* fur HemlnuU ra*esij. In rhan ii H . asa, that fuu ar* Jirrsb lOi.aaa*. Is, aalal rSuae on u, bafu'.a 'bn IDlh rt0> of Denanitaer, l»*i naat In alsraolt Ihrrtuf urlii raiu, will priK-mi Ks I’arw agnlaat you Tb* aanefal naiur* t.f ihu tun K. for dlvure*. ana lbs iiyl* u •aM toll tat Willi# Taylur, plain ■iff. Vtki Karim# Taylor, dtf.a •■•ai I«y band a ad afffelsl #na iV .'V ^fc#. MICKEY MOUSE The Sole Survivor. . Ily Wall Disney �—---- - T T w t 1 v •. ; *• , ,.v;; *..........ro— - • r f t * . - -• r; r #» *. Elizabeth Wedding r. : ....................• , ?»#»•% i r r , . . naud. Uol premier o l the T h ird i mintang (Government Party j and HOLLYWOOD Nov., 20 {/ft—I t , minority political groups iri dls* y ear, to . K)Mmcm 0« r advance- arrangeflnd out that he doesn't like movie merits for selection of a national making. Eventually he Intends tn aui-Aiuy:----------give up film* for a career in tele­ There stem s. to l>e little public vision. interest in the balloting, widen Eventually, a t this point, mean* continues through Sunday. four year* hence, because th at’* The first day* voting will h* how long it will take him to run confined to the election of women out his MGM contract. The Vin­ candidates from various women'* cennes. Ind., comic ha* tried to organisation*. Representative* of escape hi* pact, but the Culver vocation*). pAifrasioqai and labor City exeea have said, “no." organisations will lie chosen Sat­ "Movie* are not my field.” he urday. Sunday regional assembly­ declared on the set of “The Fuller men will l>c elected. Result* rau*t llruih Man.” “ Radio and televi­ U- submitted to the national gov­ sion are." ernment within teii davs._______ Red ha* trfed every field of entertainment, starting In i medi­ cine *how at 10 and rising through showboat stock, ministrrl show*, vaudeville, cirrus, burlesque, night clubs to radio and picture*. He explained his beef with the latter. “They are not believable en­ ough," he said. "For Instance, in ‘Merton Of The Movie*' 1 es­ H e lp l i M iles o f K id n e y T ube# caped by running under the. seat* F lu s h O u t P o iso n o u s W aste of a movie theater. Folks ask me U m i tevraasasM salasUi la m erthoS, how I did It. I couldn't tell them. rear IS ■!!«• of SMimf tukM any h i m v "In this picture I escape by in­ vartua. TX«m Usf Slurs sad tmfcasn owrk. flating surplus life raft* In the las Ssr *»< slTtit to tela Nster* rM rear e w w s d ie s s i in l M n i n i u . jiath of some thugs who arc chaa- •Fitowef Whta SlwnUror 5 mel" l>ot»aout mature eSstsa____ * (Jk^lton aald bo want* hla work awysi— ks Data*. h>Mot prp *mt to he understood by all, "like nlatsl*. ’ »(W ayaa, e i u b a iad dlulii . _rraawal era Chrplln'a comedy in -th e sllents; tpsHatta wltk B a a r ti_____ and Wrmtne i averyone could believe his pan­ tomime.” "V/hen my contract la up,” he •ddrd, “I will start preparing 0 films for television. I hope to be tb* It a lia at hgMrable to do for television what .am Dna'i la - >- 111b. . Oat Chaplin did for the silents." The recreation of the filmsters, U appear*, la largely vicarious! The bask in the sun, watehing one or two of the more atHletic aplnsh In th? pool. Last weekend thi liey observed chemps Jack Kra­ lind Pauline Hot* smash tenNegro Indicted For Dewey Says Reds mer pift. halls et ecch other, Find-Degree Murder the I» watchers were C le a tu a ___ IlH IlR M S.frtM Sea* (Mil hr said "there is an even more well and Bob Hutton (both lookINDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20 GP)— urgent ....... ________________________________________________________ lag as though they were ready. situation tn. China. Itolcyt C. Watts, 2d, negro" cllv i "W hrre the the Communist Victor Moore, Whrre Communist atmh-a armies f.or * ,,T0Vt* truck driver. Indicted yesterday Ian- not riding In Ifte the’sin-ere uH rb . >-|]„n ,llrru *c''»holt1 the RlU "Brothers, un i> Fir, I , 1 , miir.I,., , og in S tru ts wmcll anil It___ I ■ Adt-le * .1. 1. on a first degree tnurder charge is rno * h l,, rt„i„U .n,i *nd 8y Ilartlctt, in the shotgun slaying of an France. hut th o T . l i 1 1 1 . r ^n cen s; Dolores Moran and BeneIndianapolis woman, was reported. |h t. *chi-<iul» ,,f diet Bogeaus,......... Anita m Loloy, Colh- v -“ by-Sheriff Aliairt C. Magenheimer j * ,.T^ h^ u * ,n Eun,l*' ..I'* >‘ r ' , L*VC* — lL_W*a—Just like today to have aiimitted he had ? , u lluiy B,e sclualiy engaged l f U reJfocM dw ^w iih _riteminx------fatally siahhcd a-m-rond worn an.* highly sn rccn fn r "The Fugitive" (RKO) ranks Magenheimrr said that W atts.' WBr'*re against the Chinese gov- as one of ,the most beautifully in n statement today, admitted ( *rnmcnt. , s% photographed pictures. But it (hi- knift staying three w eeks) "Tin- tragedy Is, having fought rank* ____ lower „as enu-rtammcni entertainment. nIt ago of Mrs. Mabel Merrifield, 0* ’ title by side with the' C hinese-is a moody; sombre story of tho year old wife of an Indianapolis1 government for five years and ,I persecution of an priest (Hcnr (Henry attorney. On Tuesday state police having promised them still fur Fonda) in a Latin country. Will, said Watts signed a statement ther assistance, our government villains less black and a pace Ifcis admitting tho shotgun killing last seems to have abandoned them leisurely, the film could have been week of Mrs. Mary U is Burney, to Communist conquest aa great as|ita photography. TJ. wife of Hemchell BuVney, “The seriousness nf the situ Indianapolis. food broker. niton is pretty clear when one Until the end of the lfith cen­ Police said .Watts, since h is ' realixss th a t while there are arrest in the slaying of Mrs. 1 276,000,000 peoplo jn Kuropo who tury llgthntm** were illuminated iturney, had aQditted - MJ‘** J he *■- had [a re atill free, then- ate 100,000,- hy coaj or wood fires set in brantU-mptcd to assault eight o th e r)000 in China." xitr* oh top of tower*. women in the Nortlurtda resi -1 dcntlal district near the B urney' home last week? At that time he was free on bond on a rape charge. KIDNEYS MUST REMOVE EXCESS ACIDS Routs Guests ati»n* on the subject." ' |: But No One Injured I)cnu*cr»tir policy commit-1 MACON, Oa., Nov) -0 Segregation ii m i u m s <n * N xf e*i) Conference For Humnn Welfare told members of a negro Pres­ byterian Church that if forcu was used tn segregate the audience at the auditorium, then that meet­ ing would lie taken elsewhsre. Later on at the auditorium, however, Police Chief Hen T, Watkins directed th*t negroes ait ---------■ f rTT-S r i m 1TT TF ** I 1 ■ S ** - - — —. — * ■, ■■ m t * HI Mi urn t l t« - tme - room. - illA«■n-eecu pa n t-w a s oit-aw slde of the-halhand white furthrnming.' I'hiHp m I....... . UlUalsith a hand. Descrihitig the prlre-wage a n d , found unconscious In the room s persons on the othsr. Officer* The Princess then toot Philip's rationing recommendations of the hath, hut his condition was not dirertcil both races to the door* on thp side set apart for them, right hand, and repca^-d the veil- Prcddent a* "nebulous," Tobcy Considered critical. , and there was no disturliance. •ral.le prelate: -J lold_ a new* iVmferenre he expect*! Amopg the guests who fled KllxaU-lh AU-xa/lta Mary, to have more Inforinailun about ihrough'lhe smoke-filled hnllwavs " i ^ 1!'1'j!* ,,llrd 1,1 ‘" * coni , fs i . swk__ l tj ...... .i„ i_ n . an ... Asiocia. , . . i . Wallace declared. ke |pthee, take i _ . I’hltip, l<, my wedded what the Administration were Rudy cFalrclolh, "If the. the. democratic peoplrs of husband, to have and tn hold from ing after a ■conference tomorrow rlnted Prss* photographer, and I * “U . this day forward; for better, with Ticasurv Secretary .Snyder. I Perry Mullen, an A'snoclattRl lh* ,*'e foTSS of refor worse, for richer, fur poorer, Tola-v sahl he sees no reason prH , reporter, Imth of Atlsuia, ’ *l5**onn legislation to almlish |n nicknrsa and In malt'll, to love, why the four subject* chosen by | sl„| ( W .r Gondma.., * Paramount ^loy^nVnT to ^use"’ the cherish and uliey till ilcstli do u* the Hunting rommjltee for hear- ,lrw*rrcl cameraman. 1 1 1 pnl|lU,vm_ent. to use me powers of the federal government part, according to God's Indy or­ ing* which will la'gin Monday* The three were In Macon to dinance; and ne/ctn- 1 give thee should not he approved in the spe­ rover a speech' last night tyr for­ In prevent segregation, thev will have no confidence in the. United cial session nf Congh-ss. nly troth." , mer Vice President llem y Wal- States." TKlDabelti released Philip's hand. He declined to say, however. ,lace. After hi* speech Wallace issued Philip then placed the ring on .Whether hills may Is* introduced a statement in which he said ho Elfiabetli'a fing«r and, rejieaUMg soon on the other six points of had noled that the miditorium United NationH after the Aithh|shop. sai... the Pie.ildrnt’S program. "did seem to -lie largely divided "With thi* ring I thee wed, Tuboy said he believes the peo- . according tn race,” hut that ho With 10V IxMly I thee worship, pie n=-*ui; .n|H to |tf Congress wm#f| |VBJ| for u j I f f ’l t*ii# 0«*l arc f.r looking ia-cn assured this was not the and with all my worldly good* iiiiick action "to curb the Vhd'ng 'education. Iirolheily love ami the had result nf any rule or regulation. Meyer’s Income Tax I thee endow. In the Home of the cost .< of if.o living. 'pjacticf of the principles of fair* ------- ------ -1----- 1—— Father and of the Son and of the “The American pfople are get H'Milaw* flam I'sar Oh ) Jaycee Voting Holy Ghost, amtyi," - ^ ting hitter nnd* ugly over the tra ne*». minute detail*. 1 intend to ait Jack Rnllgan, speaking a* a The royal couple knelt before gic price range under which they hen- unless 1 am physically and lltm illH il Inna l--a> Usr| the Archldshop and the eongn-- are living today,” tho New Hamp­ huslness man and civic trader, kgallon remained standing while shire Senator declared; “The slated that t-veryonc should dp I14y, and said he would make tho bodily thrown out—" Fyrgusin assured the Gt-neral e nrelate hitoired the prayerv paramount situation in the coun­ all hi- ran tn rnlsr tho level of tho launch nvailabh- to everyone. Jlo An audible murmur rail through try I* prices and we tn Cungreaa communitv and spoke of develop­ stnted that It ran readily tie con­ Ilia Investigating group "w.ould thq assemblage as* the Archhlsh iqight to have the guts and the ing market# for "citrus products verted tn care for rard parties give you lime tu rover" the and dancing. xhargri on pronounced Philip 'and Fli*- intelligence to find h way to as an example. Mt-yer* thanked Mm and thenr — | >r. J . f t -tSkUTiUrTriftdocklurT V re7 Michael to)d -of the atN-1li m sn and wilx, wnwt this ariWtrtlnlC •A .A N ." iT T M fRrlWSlHon to dcIA ying congers- u ld that the real aini o f rdoea- om-ratton o; the Jaycee Tourist aald ho bclievi-d “it peitW-nl lion is tu fit m m far Immortalily Infnrninllun booth on the-luikc do. matters brought up here" Railroad Brotncrhood tlonlng ami _,,n nmproposed price control power and trncNi the development of shore Drive and of the many ser­ to- present soma background. ""ihi-re were Some people—a tireviously had id aarisen In liolh Re- the idea of, eiiucatlim. -down vice* she is rendering to the tour|r«RllRWi<l fimii •>»» #IWl througli the.renturies. Its added 1st* who rome (o the city friun'all great many pt-upk-—who thought Ike puhliran nnd lh-mucratic ranks. than three generations of eape* my servlcv was ef some vatue that there must la- a knowledge over the United 8latca. rlsnce In laU>r relation*. We hitve of what we want to get from edItussell Jackson, Slate Board of during the war," Meyers said. established■* rrpiUatioua for re- Marshall To London ucation so thiit we will know how cpil _ He then began quoting from Health representative; -stressed sponsibility and integrity. Wc will to get it and haw tu use It. i the importance of cooperating numerous citations and awards ' not abandon lion nur . principle* i i IlnallaiKil I n a >’•■* <>■>*) J. Ilrailry Odham, as a law­ With the Food Handler’s School he received from Ills wartime thia ditpute. Chief of Staff, and Undersecret­ maker, explained attem pt! of law­ which will be held in Sanford service. "The facta concerning our pro- ary of State Lovett, Attorney maker* tti csrSgMnit tho alms of next b-cyers read a letter from Uen- J month. '* •' poaals are available- to manag-j- General Clark and I-ord Inver- the UNESCO amt quoted from a Charles Luke Introduced the eral II; II. .Arnold, formr-i Air ‘ rnsnt. Aftsr reading their adver­ rha|>el, the Ilrltlsh amhasamlor,report * of President Truman .bn Arisona Rangier* composed of FoYce chief,- addressed to “Dear tisements. il i» lnipo*sltilo to lieIn a brief response to Mr. civil1 rights. Dave Shannon, Bill Martin, Wal­ Benny." llsva that they have even read Truman, Marshall expressed his In the letter, Arnold expressed Dr. O. L. Barks, as a physician, ly .Gore, Larry Vaughn and Mite our requests with' any particular nppreclation for hi* personal good “sincere appreciation for the said that the two main alms of Marjorie Bronson. The group wlshcm “If thev have, we camlet un­ wofk you have done, for lh> "I can only say as I have la-fora the UNESCO are to grant every­ rendered several musical num­ Army Air Force" and foi* Mey­ care nr thought. ber*. one the same privileges of living dem and why they ‘have elected that I will do my lw*t." Marshall and to promote peace. He spoke al President Brailsy Odham an­ ers’ "tireless study and readi­ to spend millions of dollar* said, referring to the London methods of combatting malnutri­ nounced that there would bo-no n g s to assume reaponslbllty." r broadcasting distortion* and half- meeting as "important and vital." tion and give as examples of fie read a letter o f June 23, meeting next Thuredajr.'but there Marshal!'* plane took to the air tru th s about the'change* we are aids the* Seminole will be a Joint meeting in Or­ I IMF from General Ira Kakara, asking in bur workipg condition*. a t 1:20 P. M„ (EST). He is due communitv County Health Unit and n food lando between the Orlando, San- written to him when he was In "Thla effort to prejudice the in Jxindon tomorrow. The Secretary's chief travelling handlers school to be conducted rord. Leesburg, Clermont and Kle- the convalescent hospital at Coral Ameriraii public ia a particularly early next month. Gable*, Fla. 1 limmec Jaycees participating. vicious and dangerous action. companion is Charles E. Bolden, Mr*. Helen Schulte, as a wel­ The letter said In part, "We The sale of tickets' for the hos­ long Railway managements and cm- State Department counselor and fare worker, told of the work of sjnee discovered the tre­ pital ball was started at the mset1trloyrs are required by law to expert on Soviet affairs. mendous (load you were carry­ * *“ “ * " Before his departure Marshall the local welfare unit ■■ an aid (IP Ing, and Miss Wendy Barrie pur­ bargain collectively. If that step to the aged, dependents and the chased th# t i n t tickets for*fhe ing. I do not know of anyone falls, wc are required to mee: made clear that the United States blind. . . In the Air Force whose absence will continue to oppose Russia's occasion. with th* government mediators. dsmand Mrs. Joe Corley, as a housewife, would b* so keenly felt." for a 110,000,000,000 Should media Him prove unsuccess German reparation hill with pay­ stated that Uio efforts of mothers Meyer* then recounted how ,in ful, we roust appear before ment out of current production. and housewives are tho beginning Baruch Proposes Low 1032 he had been selected by the emergency boards which have Army to accept a scholarship a t As at Moscow last spring, how­ of all great things. power to study the fact# and ever, Marshall's Initial affort will Income Health Plan tha After ,the panel, the discussion Bahson Institute of Business, inaka recommendation*. Wellesley, Hass. . ' lie to get agreement first on peace was opened , and questions were "Tho members of our ou Brother with Austria in order to speed the asked from the floor with mem­ NEW YORK, Nov. 23-<vP>Ha said he studied business hoods are groomed to the disci- withdrawal of Red army occupa­ ber* o f . the panel leading tha Bernard M. Baru h p opon-d Us', administration and accounting M M of these procedures. The tion forces from that impoverish­ forum. night the adoption of a romppi- and never recelverf« grade Isas •wildcat' and 'outlaw' strike are ed country. sory health Insurance program than "A." unknown among employes upon far low-in-oijjb groups tn he fin­ The format opening of the con­ Meyers said he studied' IS hour* our railroads. , ference, is scheduled for Tuesday. fence, or the constant accumula­ anced th-rugh pivrell deductions a day and that when he gradu­ "But believe me, this multi- Most of the 80 persona making up tion of unresolved difficulties, or augmented by some federal .aid. ated the Institute created a new Ion dollar advertising ram­ the American delegation are either poor Judgement of the tensions in Declaring that he had given th i rank teemed "high distinction" a situation. ie no more and no lest en rout* or on the tcene, Marshall nation'# health pleura -"much whereas, the highest It ever gave “A collapse might be averted thought" aa a result of the re­ graduating p a lm by the railroad manage expects to arrive tomorrow noon. itudenta previously graduatli for some time, If good fortune John Foster Dulles, whom jection of 4,000,000 M4FV* during was "distinction." than a 'wfldc •m i Marshall again picked as a spec­ prevented any of_these ‘accidents’ the-recent war, Baruch said at Iroad ‘ 1 law and the ratlr federal Ro^e r Bahson, pvealdent of tha ial adviser, Is expected to delay from occurring. But In tha mean­ dinner sponsored by the Medii1 * rboods. j called the War Depart* hla departure a few daya to datime there would be a constant “ ‘ ‘ of New -York * » « stfte that! Society "No portion of our legal colarranged for him to lni.qr processes has »ot* more lime to hi* work as a danger that war might break out, "A form of compulsory health rtuoy and another year “because of r-d and and the the manage manage- «"«mber of the Un led BUUi de- not deliberately provoked by any Insurance can . bo devised, ad­ exhausted nation, but with no natiiion equately utefeguarded, without in- my splendid work," he added. ments have no reason to Under­ tgation to the United Nations. Meyers told the committee ha The Brookings Institution report yolrihg what ha* been termed take to provoke -thfty employes, was be it should consider th* Issued In the form of a study be fg- socialised medicine.' The need* the huge I* a pity that relationships" 'o f th* Intended primarily for tua *, “that can be met—aa In other fields— ng spent to guide >'e and th* Readnowera. Inter- without the government taking in universities. The first In a t of the law cannot new series on foreign policy, I* Headnower ia Mr*. U m i p over medicine, something 1 would conserved to ! ’ & fiercely op re'a-brother and Mr. Iteadnower'k 1 prepared under the direction wage requests of i t ita Is tha former xacreI-eo i*asVoUky..a former State He cited an Amerk and tha rightful divl- & be Hong; iKg&fffiff-tt as coming from force. UEA'AVr 1 - 3 ., the study guide M 27 = = 4.; built on such n > . political foundations^ Bright *P*e through sheer fawof a SfreffiJS!"*"' .....................• WKm.-L ; - T S ■=- . - f: u t i f f f > >;t P -j . ltlght Reserved To Limit Qunntltlefl r \b*\r*. m T H U R SD A Y , N O V . 20. IM 7 M oMlisNti fr«M r*m# An*I ii .... : . :oine source* believed P*ul Rey* Anti-Inflation Plan - ■■ . To Hold First After 8 Years In ChinaNational Election Movies, Star Says NANKING, Nov. 20 O n -C h in a it* first national election He Dislikes Films j hold* tomorrow, with the dominant Kuo- As. th* pj i rruocec .« k).^ £ ^ inj f|(enden| A m e Carriage uwnnK' M ilo u un ,o « * f l' ipt _ i p the Princes* «n<l her falhrr, Kin* KepuWoc GCorgi- VI, left the palace fot't- would hr named vice ptemier. court the cheering rose, mount­ IVAHI8 Nov. 20 W V -F ra n c ing to absolute din. The Princes* recalled to the colors part o f the waved The bridegroom arrived at the IP 17 military d a is to bring the geel'q few er »lnor--nf- ihe-> -Ah' m m y up tn "nuniill U fi'ngttl" HP ,-y with hi* lieat man a t l l l U day a* president Vincent Auriol looked to I .eon Ilium to form a A. M. The Princess. dignified and se­ strong, stable government. The recall order, broadcast over, rene, wore a diamond tiara, her mother1*. She w*» a lovely *fig- the national radio chain; brought nre in flowing while a* *he eat about 110,000 more troops Into with head held high, acknowl­ tho army at a time when the gov­ edging the plaudit* of the crowd. ernment was trying to stem a Kiuft licorice, in a uniform of spreading strike wave, half or an Admiral of tho Fleet, stepped the 1017 contingent of troops, not from the coach first, their helped due to lie demobilised until spring, hi* daughter to aliltht. She pause* was freed a few month* ago to Juxtry * Indus for a moment to look at the Ab­ provide manpower, for nnd agriculture. bey, then entered. There was'com plete silence a* they entered the went door, then a tan farr herahh-d her arrival and the procr-asion moved slowly 11-'u'tinoifl (ran, !•*«» Ilse I down the nave. After the echoes Mr. Truman’s program, includ­ of the fanfare idled away, the ing the proposed 11)07,000,000 of organ U-gan the ■processional: emergency nld to- France, Italv "Praise. My SouF, The King of and Australia* Tuft, although Heaven." The voice* of the 'choir onpored to the price-wage and ra ­ blended with the organ in tin- tioning proposal*, ha* said - rent content* amt restoration of Install­ hymn. At the step* of the sane wary ment inlying curbs and moat like­ the bride was joined by Philip ly Id gel approval of Congress. The Senate-House economic and they stood quietly, waiting committee, also headed by Taft, for the end of the hymn. ’‘Dearly beloved,” the Arch­ went ahead with plans to la-gin bishop of Canterbury l*-gan in hearings tomorrow on tho a n ti-" inflation program" Two member* , t hr familiar opepinf wont* of of committee, Senator* Flan­ tha m arriage, *crvicc and the dersthefil-Vll nnd Sparkman (Dmoment for which million* were Ala), have said all points of thp waiting had arrived. The Arch- program should in- taken up, blshup'p voice rang firmly through w hether'or not certain parts of the magnificent old church, it an- likely tn lie defeated. Philip, repeating trie marl urge The ■ Democratic - c o m milled, •.vow alter the Aicnuwtivp, »*•'* headed by Minority Lender Ilark■“1 w in' quietly. When fcniabey iey of Kentucky, said In a state­ echoed the. vow* her word* were ment it will "wait a reasonable ' scarcely auitilde. lime fo r'th e hearings to develop King tieorgr VI then gave hi* whir* legislation may la* proposed S. I 1. . V n ^, k A AS r g I, „ A v k , 1 ■• am -eldest daughter in m ahiage. Phil-Ip Jotne'd' hi* right hand with r.iita t« in i, and hi a strung, res­ onant voire repeated tile wofds: lu rin g Hint pnrtunn politlm - - ______ ___ ---------- ‘ “I, Philip, take thee, Klliabt-lll in<^iiiit"Bkl4fi the? Di’iflU fTIU flAitl; | •• \ #♦** k t,|V\ ♦»ri Alexandra Mary, to he my wed­ ( A ) ded wife, to have and to hold trv ready to cooperate! from thl* day forward, for better, with" tin- Republican »iajurlly In I U for worse, for richer, for poorer, enact mi-nf of the PlWldcnt'* p lo -' Idtulcr Hotel at 4.00 A. M. (EST) id In health, to and hopes that Joint pro-1 > ,,(l*y “mi routed several score in aickneaa apd in Jove and to c lie tu b till death j ,,,,**1* in the way of legislation i ««•*»•* No one was Injure*!. -Cording tn God’s . smmsored by both Ri-puhllcans, Firemen . <quickly ; do us part, accor . brought, tho holy * ordinance, and thereto1-4 - arid’ Dt-fuScrals' 'may lie ‘nromnilv llilaie u n^er~controi and ennfined 1 - ,p w-,» Ia’on Blum Cabinet HonllauO liaia !*(■■« Ooal moment, hk|t were pushed back quickly. ■ T H E H A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A P A G E E IG H T e » * A *■■ Price* Good Tthru Saturday, Nov.-22 Tf'tM M & Pumpkin EME W f.'Z 'rJrru"fjJ i - H l a UU MI MUX IN All YOU* COOKING IV, iih Pm Slilh t lUridF M u Armour's Star SLICED BACON *I.t -- -~ Sta|« Center Cut* (while it lasts) WHITE BACON ID Armour's Star 8liced 4-oz pkgr Sugar Cured “Red Rose" (whole or shank half) SMOKED HAMS lb Wilson's C f r tlf in r AMERICAN CHEESE Vf ■» r J lb ' * Fresh — Fancy 35c lb CRANBERRIES California Iceberg 6 D Six* "Non* Priced ced Higher" Higher” '\ge” hd' LETTUCE Small, White, Cannonball lb CAULIFLOWER California No. 1 Green Top Ige bch CARROTS Fancy Stuart PECANS ALMONDS WALNUTS Eggs Molaases V L* ‘ lb box 13c Best 15c Flour Mortons Salt 13c 6 lbs 10 lbs 48c 89c box 9c McCormick* Mlgad NUTS BRAZIL NUTS C0C0ANUT8 doz 75c Ginger Brer Rabbit ' Dixie Crystal Brown 13c SugarPUIsbury’s Cinnamon can 10c O McCormicks - ■ Nutnfeg McCormicks "A" Grade Large Turn on oranj t*t ar vefy )><m (450* . Mi* loftihsr btoon tugar. dour ,. ci emnamen, nuuntg, fingtr ant. clove*. Aid remaining ingredient*; Mir until n ooih. Pour Into det; — - ""h »i— •» ymm. i j , Esk *,nri^ unbaked niin, then nducs hut* it 1* H I __I L.L. an _' dew (111* F.) and bate 40 min., m until firm. * Nowi I ! i tm p . pumpkin pit spUa can reptare th* aber* ipiert. Fee S**rt Pareto Pt«, lubwituu for! ihe pumpkin frrtMy roAtd or. cannrd nr**t pouio** or yam*, pul through a siavai rrJuca hrotm auut, lo Vi tup, omit mol#**** and add 21 i ublrep- Bulled butiar or margarine. , For Squaah Pit, follow rtcipa for; Pumpkin Pit, lubuituiing rooked: winur aquuh, thorougidy ■for tha pnrnnkin. _ a •' DRIED BEEF P I* lirtmdcatl t KartmUrr 22, 1947 can 19c Stokelyg can 8c Pumpkin 2ya ca n l9 c McCormick* ssis Cloves can 8c Pet 3 cans 35c s j i t) With Y OWNED r* 118 ■ Avenue Sanford, Florida Ih - ' . ■ ■ 1 I v ' V t: / A ------- * >■, ^■“ 1 �I,' «- •- THE WEATHER In Unity Thar* In Strength— T# Prefect the P rice of the World; To Promote (he Progress of America: To Predate Prosperity for Sanford. Cloudy, occielonil rain thr\~wii Halurdar. W irm rr Saturday. Gen­ tle to moderate ra il to northeaet wind a. . f AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER l o g g q — 5-*BH lVOLUME XXXVIII — f c - ■ — i —" g i e m ^ ! SANFORD. FLORIDA !___FRIDAY. NQY~-1L-W7 Established 1908 -AmoclatedT r eas Leastfl W ire' N O . 266 '4 GOP Plans To Try Its Curbs Signed By Meyers For Inflation England Relaxes From Excitement Of W edding Of Princess and Philip ROMSEY. England Nov. 21 (ff*)—Prince** Elisabeth and Philip, her prince, wrd jesterdry in the tradition of a thousand year* of Eng ,li»h pomp and circumiUncc, began the “ever after" day* of ihtir roy­ al romance today with ore pf latiooed Britain** rare treat*—bacon and T o Get .Cadillac Rep. Gannon-Revealfr *«*» - AMVetsDemand Me­ dals And Pensions Of Wartime General BeRevokedByArmy WASHINGTON Nov. 21 (/¥*)— ftRrd-faced and flustered. Maj. General Bennett E. Meyer* ac­ knowledged today that he once . signed a falte affidavit concern­ ing u*e of the Cadillac 'automobile which ha* figured in the Senate inveatigalion of hi* wartime acti­ vities The acknowledgement came at member* of the Senate War In­ v estig a tin g Committee cross-queslioned him on hi* ttory that he set up the Aviation Electric Com­ pany jolely to help "my girl friend." Mr*. Mildred Lamarre, wife of the man who became it* pretident. Mentioning the Cadillac, which B. H. Lamarre laid Aviation Elec­ tric" bought" for Meyer*. Senator £ Ferguson (R-Mich) atkrd Meyer* whether the car ever had been l ’- ““ 1™ -.... " ■— -- That Spies Worked , At Oak Ridge Atom Plant During War M otner Denies D aughter W as WASHINGTON Nov. 21 (JP)— Senate Republican* decided today ! M eyers’ G ill to develop their own anti-inflation Mrs. Readnower Says Daughter Was In Love With Husband program an hnswer to 10 co*t of jiving curbs •proposed to Congre** by President 1 roman. Chairman Miltikin (R-Colo) of the Senate Republican conference, said “we wifi have a program to do the be»t we can with anti-in­ flation and it will consist of sound measure*." Millikin said draft of the actual program will await a ttudy of com­ mittees of all proposal* made (hut Ur. including Mr. Truman** 10 point*. Some of the Pretident'* suggestions have been bitterly op­ posed by some Republican leader*. The Colorado senator reported on the GOP decision alter Pres­ ident Truman had emphasised a need for control* of credit mar­ gins in commodity market buying. CINCINNATI Nov. 21 ( / f ) Thr mother of Mrs. Mildred La­ marre declared over the telephone today her daughter was too much in love with her husband, Blrriot, to have been the "girl friend" of Msj. General Bennett E. Meyer*, who is under Senate invettigslion. Meyers testified in Washington that he formed the Aviation Elec­ tric' Corporation in Dayton. O.. and made Lamarre pretident be­ came Mr*. Lamarre had been hi* gitf-friend " from- 1936 "1o" 1940 "with the knowledge, approval and acquiescence of her husband." Meanwhile Rep. Cannon (Dand Mo) reported a House committee u**d by Aviation Electric prior |« 1 , i " ib' e' ^ f f l ^ R s a A learned on a secret wartime visit I.n_ I. 4 2 _ il... i*. n. L to a. gruundle**. Mr*. Mildred ReadJan. I. I9 1942—that prior to the Oak Ridge, T*nn., atom nower, the mother, who live* in bomb plant that forelm spite wartime government freeze order nearby Covinglon, Ky., told a re­ were working there. „ ICaatlM.a • • !-»«• a t i | # "In fact." Cannon a a f d t n an porter;-"The- tlyng* that General Meyerv ts-sayiug aie lie*. Ilc<> interview, “wo were trid -there were spite from all the enemy na­ juit saying them to get even be­ tion!." cause my ion-in-law told the truth After the discovery, be said, (OeslUet* *a Pea* Peerl about him." “No husband would agree to fair vwith hit wife having an affair another man. as General Meyer* Fred W. Smith, pretident of testified," Mra. Readnower de­ Llona International, will itop *t clared, "And furthermore, . Mil­ Sanford for ■ brief period during dred was too murh in love with i i m IIm M mm r u * Three* Mi lour of Florida, and will bo guest of C. H. McNulty at th* Florida Slate Sank on Dee. "The return of the Jew* to 10, It wai announced today by Rollins Girls To Play K ing. Lion W. O. Livingston at Tennis Matches Here Palestine represents the greatest faith .the world has ever known." a meeting of the Linn* club at the Frank Shan*** *atd a t th# monthly !3gOy1" tfenfee Plar.p—«re .me-*' Exhibition mate he* by high meeting W the M*U»*dto4 Men* by the Club to greet Lion Smith. How Chrletmaa Seal and bond ran k in g . member* of the Rotlln* Club toil night In the church Salt fund* ara expended in Semi­ College Girls Tsnnto team and n annex. "No country has at high a nole County w ai the aubject of a clinic of demonstration of tsnnto standard of living aa th at of fundamentals will taka talk l?y Mr*. Edward Klrcher, playing Palestine. The Jew* hav* erected tecretary of the Seminole County place Sunday afternoon undtr tbs hospitals and school*. They have I ’ ^uperviaioh of Eddie Copeland, fCMtlaaee an ran* Kill v^Atptlin* coach at the Mayfair Inn established 2,300 mllle and fac­ court, it waa announced today tories and hav* reclaimed She by Lind Weber, hotel managing health of tha rvatlea," he said. Report Is Made By director, .and Charles Morrtodh, . "The resettlement lend hae been purchased at an average cost per of. the matches. Salvation Army umpire hi largeSinglet matches will be'played family of 88.000 which ha■ between Shirley . Fry, No. 7—tank- Ir been paid from the JciHih . ------woman— p tiy rr, m il JnrrtNw X tm ngrrtM B rTm T irTth ririeeof this tiflttM Tuna: fe activities by (he Salvation Army Clarke, ranking No. 8 In the South, land to comparable to the price in Sanford during th* past aix and between Nancy Morrison, of property In’ dowritown Chi­ month* w*» reported by • CapL ranking No. 7 In the South, and cago and New York, and It is Byrd Hudson, Tuetday in hi* Doris Jenson, Iowa Staff Cham­ barren waste land," he asserted. "The Jewe ere glad to buy the biennial report to the Satratlon pion, Army board of director*. James MeDougal, former coach land. They want a homeland. ' ICnYlaafC mm fas* Slat C,. L.. Redding preiided at the a t Prlneeton University and co­ meeting In th* absence of O. P. coach with Mr. Copeland, to til Herndon, president, of the board. charga of the girl’s tennis team Member* present Inrutded It. F. As a final match Shirley and William Mixon Hurt Houle, F. Ilatky W)ghtr Fred WI1- Doris will play Nancy and Jaan In Fall From Horse r t ton, Ralph A. Smith and Herman In a two aet double* exhibition. Mr. Copeland has alio announc­ E. Morri*. William Mixon, local grocer, Total attendance at young peo­ ed that he I* co-operating with Mr, ple* program* sgai 2J13S of whlrh Weber In preparing the ground suffered a fractured hip when he 1896 attended 85 Sunday School work for a tournament, "Th. waa thrown from hla hors# In at­ Florida Profeaalona! tempting to rids between two aorvlee*. 409 attended 35 Junior Central League aerviee* and 1013 waa the Championships" here on the firs* tree* while hotly punning a deer near Cow Creek In Volusia coun­ .total attendance a t Young People* or second of March. ty yesterday morning a t about League,'Capt. H u d ^n reported. • 10:00 o’clock. In th* senior and adult program The tree* were too close to­ he reported S3 open air program* Work Is Started On gether end Mr. Mlaon waa knock­ attended by.328 person*; 35 Sun­ Four Tourist Cabfns ed to the ground. With him at day morning nnd evening services Ufa time was Roy Reiter, Long£ attended by 2,732 and 51 midweek aerviee* with attendance of 1,537. Work has started on the found*. wood constable. Mr. Mixon was .Total attendance was reported at Ilona of four dbubla-unlt tourist taken to Fernald-Laughton Mem­ ■ 4,B9fl, and 450 homes were, vlilted. cabin* on filled In land on the orial Hospital by Mr. and .Mrs. Reporting on the* transient pn>- property of Carl Mynea on Sem­ Bud Howard from whoa* «M*E at . "gram, Capt. Hudaon revealed that inole Boulevard' ' near thh weat Belle Ridge tha party of hunters had started out. > 170 persona had been aaalsted In­ City limits. Designed by Elton Mougbton, Sheriff P. A. Mero, who a t the cluding 22 women. Lodgings were Jr., architect, th* cabin* will ha time waa with another hunting , given to 168 men and women, of frame construction with outside group nearby, reported th at the meala to 176, garments and shoes to 206. . In family relief there cedar thingler and concrete and deer had bean kilted. Mr;- Mixon’s tile floor* for the eight 12 by 14 grocery stor* to at 1700 W rit were M grocery orders and garThirteenth BtreOt. ' menU were given to 1010, shoes to foot rooms and baths. Mr. Mynas predicted th a t the <9 30 and other aid to (0. work will be finished by T au l Campbell, contractor, within 80 Contract Awarded THANKSGIVING An area was built up to Union Thank* giving service* day*. road level by bulldotcn and has For Woodruff Creek will be held Thursday morning been allowed to settle. Frontage a t 9:80 o'clock by the Sanford to 250 feet and depth to 185 fee*. The contract was let this Ministerial Association a t the This area will b* surfaced Ilk* Ing for tha dredging of the 18F irst Baptist Church under the the highway. foot channel from Astor to, and direction of the Rot. Glenn Smith, Prior to coming her* four years Including, Woodruff Creek, Ed­ president of the Association, and ago, Mr. Mynea served for eight ward Higgins, manager of the with a special Thanksgiving year* -as a jostle* of th* ptac* Semlnols County Chamber of Message by the Rer. Douglas a t Huntington, W. Va. Commerce, announced today. lACbarle*. It was announced today His home is adjoining tb# n*w The contract to for the contin­ the jtev. W. P. B rook*,/Jr. development, and ha U much uation of th* prefect which to A special eolo will be given by Interested In the beautification of now In tha r ralaw of completion EvatteM cCoy, With M r., McCoy th* Sanford water front. from Palatka to Aster. The now accompanying.____________ project to expected to be com­ pleted In about arven months. Mr. OUT-OP-BTATE CARS Higgins stated, and when finished FUNERAL SERVICES will bring to an and the efforts Th# Influx of winter- Visitor* Graveside funeral services of th* Chamber «f Commerce to Into Sanford to Indicated by an MV*. Iren* Lucille Rehbinder, official check of 49 out-of-state resident of F t, Meed* for th* — secure a 18-foot ahannal all the automobile* parted In **nf<jrd 27 years and prior to th at lima way to th* yesterday, according . * • Police Geneva, will bo held Ba* Chief Roy G. Williams. The check morning a t fh o o o’clock a t j + J o j Patrolman Jehn Henry Patferr e e l e d th a t not a single S j M ^ W l e h l u T i , oat of atafe -ear was Improperly a t Ft. Meads. By ROTORT n MT was a T - Lions President To In Sanford 1 On December 10 SsriSfec M_____ ^ were one from California, binder, Jr.' from Colorado, and others ^ Leona Rah New T o rt, New Jtreey, Main* daughter, Jehnie F. and other eu tea, it «ma reported. aU.pf r t Mvsds. Shames Talks To Methodists About Palestine Crisis Outride th;i> hunrymeun retreat the day wa» almoit springlike, witn eoft brcciii lurpriringly rustling the foliage after a ipell of cold. From the time the oaken door*' of Broadlands, estate of Earl Mountbatten, closed on them late yesterday, the royal couple hat been alone. < In old grey London, the ex­ citement. subsided after yester­ day'* joyous celebration of the wedding. Street sweepers plied their brooms against • litter left by multitudes who came in rain and gloom to cheer the nenroua maid as she drove to Westminster Abbey with her father, King Grotge VI. and came away, smiling and waving, a wife with her handsome husband. Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, who was Lieut. Philip Mountbatten, R. N. Celebrant*, clustered thickly around Buck Ingham Palace, lift­ ed their voices.tilt past midnight In unheeded picas for one more balcony appearance of their mon­ arch. But the lights that flooded the palace .finally flickrd off and all the rolling shout* of "wo want the King" and "We want Margaret” brought no algn from the wide windows. When If became clear that the reat (lay waa at end, the masses rifted slowly away and some irm la a e * aa fa** Taal J ^Sweeping Change Is Being Planned Is Dismissed In High Schools Carolina Negro’: Decision D i r e c t i n g Battle Touched Off University To Ad­ By The Shooting Of mit Negro Reversed Priest In The Back BALTIMORE Nov. 21 {IF)— Wa sh in g t o n , Nov. 21 ( / i v * The fourth LI. ,S. circuit court of appeal* dismissed today "without prejudice!*, an appeal from a deti•ion directing the .University of South Carolina to admit a ne|ro to it* law ichool unlrts the state furniihed legal training "on a complete parity and equal in all respects" to that for white »ludcat*. Tha three-judge tribunal char­ acterised the appeal as "prema­ ture." and it* action met with no objection either from attorneys for treattaoM ea Pea* t i l l ______1___:____ Dr. John W, Studebaker. federal# comminionrr of education, raid to. day a commttrinn of educator* will „meet _ here .neat - month to promote iwrcping changer in icc onrlsry education. I he change* arc needed. Sludebaler loid a reporter, hccauic to day'i high school* (ail to meet the educational requirement* of 60 percent of their 6.500,000 stu­ dent*. I The task of revising cumcul* will take at lean 10 yean, and would he a great deil iim<» wsMWin a an fa n tlal Mercury To Drop In Many Parts Of U.-S. Film Corporation Is Ousting Communists By ASSOCIATED PRESS ‘ Further drops Ip temperature for a wide section of the country wps forecast today for tonight aryl tomorrow. Strong winds accompanied the snow a to m In South Dakota, eastern North Dakota and north­ ern Mlnneatota, and there' was much drifting. Federal forecasters In Chicago ■ _______ the mcrrnrv wbuMTIrop To below sero in west t m Northern Dakota tonight and alto would fail over 4he entire Midwest and Southwell regions. . There waa light mow over Neb­ raska, Montana and Wyoming and th* early morning low tempera­ ture* of near aero were in those state*. Rain fell from southern Minnesota and western Wiscon­ sin southward to the Gulf. . Temperature* fell below freeiing In parts of the middle At­ lantic italea, with Phtllpsburg, Pa., feporting a low of 13. Normal seasonal temperature* web* re­ ported over mo*t of the Pacific coast areas, with rain In the mountain region*. a 'w "" ' "* NEW YORK. Nov. 2l-(A n— Dismissal of avowed Communist* dr pf any employe cited for eomtempt for refusing to answer .Questions of a Congressional com iin tie# relative to Communist afflliatlMf ha* been ordered by jhe oration, No name* werr mentioned In the—dltaeU ia—•Utemewt—but—try Hollywood, a apokeaman (or tho film corporation, said that of the 10 cited only Ring Lardncr Jr., a writer, is employed ' by 20th Century-Fox, Lardner, who aild he started work only this week on a new screen script, asserted th* com­ pany order would not altar th# stand he had had taken before tha house committee, lie added: "I can’t.-believe any employer would issue a premature Judge­ ment on a m atter still pending that will lie derided eventually hr Congress or the courts." Snydei; Says He Docs 158 Hunting: Liccnscn Not Oppose Tax Cut Issued By Judge NEW YORK. Nov. 21-4AV-• Applicants for hunting licenses nearl swamped the office of 104 of which ware state, and 64 County Judea R. W. Ware, Wedpeaday^wtlh. 158 Ikentei toued county Iicedies. Judge War* haa placed Nat­ ions! Safety Council posters conspicuossly outside of th# door of his office. On# of these, Intended for visiting nlmroda toads: 'tw o hands, two fs*t, two ayai. on# 11fethat to all you will ever have: take c a n of them." Ha also has a personal warning for h u n len : "Watch out for rattlesnakes—ons • bite by a rattlesnake may b* your last.” Kecratary of the Treasury 8nyder •aid last night that he to not oppotad to tea reduction but de­ clared that Congress should with­ hold action on any cut until con­ sideration has been given to foregn aid and debt lowering pro­ grams. "W# must ot weaken public confidence government ufiderii In go1 . .......... . obliga­ ring .o u r debt a t a in* by bj Ignoring tions time when we ■hi should reduce It." no wh he said. Snydtr arjterted th at tha United State* la *\nextrieably tied up with th* fat# of western Europe and other nation* of the world, “and we cannot escape th# result that would follow world chaos. Scientist Claims Red Tide Is So - Deadly It Kills In Few M inutes TALLAHASSEE. Nor. 2t ('P )-T h * recent Florida red tide wa» to poisonous that i* took only a few minute* to kill ft*h swimming idto it, Dr. F.-G . Walton Sought ol the University ol Miami marina libovatory 'old member! of tha Florida Academy ol Science* today. Ih e Academy, holding it* 12th annual »e»*ioo at Ftond* State Uuim»i*y t.cre, heard ducw km * of the tide from Dr. Smith and Clyde Keao, pro lesion of biology *t the Univenily of Tampa. - - Invest!#** — i; --------: : Dr. Smith reported tlon* a t the University of Mi­ (file ami showed samples of tha fishReed, advancing several tbaokilling w ater omteinod extremely ria* tort drawing no dgflnlte con­ high concentration* of a small clusions, said h* had been able orrmnltm which K crttid ft doIw* to revive- some of the ftoh a f­ onou* substance. Tie said filtra­ fected by "directing a forceful tion of the w ater .bad no effect stream of w ater into th* moots on Its polionous properties, but and through tho gills-" He theorised this might prove WerM W ar 1L added Ite toxic content grew le u ,___ and candidate for govern or __ la with time and th a t when tempter the red . tide caused death by 1848. will be the principal speaker were permitted to stead for '■ a t the Rotary lunahaon Menday. - few weeks, they I a s fis?"" Truman Picks Bradley For Chief Of Staff; Will Head VA Peasants, Police | Leon Blum Says Fight Each O ther Communism Is A t In Italian Streets W ar W ith France Program Is Compli­ cated And Will Re­ quire Tcri Years ROME. NTT 21 (fl’j Peas­ ant* battled -carabinieri lotl.iy m the tlieett of Bilonlo. near Ban. in a nrw outbreak ol (he vio­ lence which ha» taken a grow­ ing toll of live* ihroughout Italy m ihe pait week. . The fight wa» loutlieil oil hy an aligck hy.-jin umtkntilicd. • uailant upon a print, the Rev, Paiqiiale Pilro. The cleric, on hi* way to say ma«>. «a* ihof three time* in the hack. In the subse­ quent fighting, two i.ir.tinmen were gravely wpundrd. Armed mob* tanged the rireett Head quatieit of the ('huitnn lVlM cratic and ihe righlitl Uomo Qualunqur (Common Man) par lie* were rejmrted wretked Diiordert turned into hh>ody ikirm idling in the tlnke iminid Apulia region in ihr her] of Itsly yeilerday. and four persons were killed, dnpalche* to Rome, newspapers said. The total ilrad In the rerrni epidemic of leftist-led disorders IlMMlInn-A , h »■ se Silt Chianjr Reticent As To Retirement From Government NANKING Nnv. 21 i/n - C h lanx Kai-Shek declined to aav, a* China voted In It* first national election today, whether he plan­ ned lo retire from the govern merit when unity and peace am achieved in China. The question waa dnr of several submitted to Chiang by tho AaenrUtrir I’reas Ilia written rc pllfl" t!T two other queries were rccelvpit as • women, headcil by Maitainc Chiang, voted for women mcmt>cra of the national aaaruib II M l l i n t ■■ »*■■» Sill ! J..—^ ---- 1.. ............. Anrphibious Dredge On Crystal Lake Appearance of a io -foot lung ampbibiuua. dredge on the south shore of Crystal Lake In the town of Lake Mary is exciting a I"! "f Interest among reaidenta, accord­ ing to Raymond Hall, realtor. The amphibian, operated by Carl P, New of Orlando, la pump­ ing while sand from a depth of 22 feet In Ihe lake to form n fine beach »*i Ul# *200 foot frontagi owned hy C. I*. Braaington. retired printing Ink manufacturer of Cin­ cinnati, Ohio,,who recently pur­ chased the Emerson home near the lake which to one of the most srenlr In Seminole County. "It la most Interesting and educ­ ational," said Mr. Ball, "to sec the sand pumped from out In the lake lo the water's edge." He declared that he was also Inter­ ested In having is beach formed on his 200 foot of Jake front im­ mediately adjoining Mr. nra»Ington'a property, for the purchase of which, he served aa agent. Another stretch of lake front further west and owned by Mr. Ilrasington- will ba- filled for a beach, said Mr. Hall. Tha largg amphibian to brought ashore every evening after the sand pumping, Mr. New has bttllti manv hearhes throughout central Florida Including one recently completed near Mt. Dora. ENLIST Cedi W. Bell and W alter L. l-ca of Sanford and Colin M. Gnann Jr., of Sorrento, have bean accepted for enliatment In the United Army for # period of three years by tha U8 Army and US Air Force Recruiting Bub-Statiun. Orlando. After completion of enlistment at Mae Dill Field. Fla-, all of the ung men wHl be eent to Ft. Ord, Ilf. for IS weeks basic training, and upon completion of this traintng -wttt be assigned to the llth Airborne• Division, p r e s e n t l y stationed In Japan. S BIG CONFLAGRATION 8IKEST0N, Mol, Nov. 81 (A9— Local firemen speeded to tho Pal­ ace Cafe teat night and found two steaks were burning. "We put out th# n r » ," a a M Fireman Herman Mattingly, "then it* the •tenkKw' ' “ Y ^ i to New Veterans Admin­ istrator Is Repub­ lican And Former U. S. Major General WASHINGTON. Nnv. 21 < /P )Prrridrnl Human today named 75-ycar Old Social­ the "doughboy** general," Otpar lh.idler, to he the next Army ist Seeks Authority I'liirf of Staff and appointed To Form . Cabinet P u l R Gray. Jr., a Republican anti railway executive,.to succeed PARIS, Nov. 2| (/!’) Pwinier ’ Bradley ** Veterans Adminiilrator. deiignatr Leon Ilium told the in Mr.. Tinman thin il.iiled ^pecu­ Imnal aiietnhly today "Intelna lation a* lo juit when frneral ltonal Communism ha* openly d - Dwight D. F.i'enhower wil^-^uit clarrd wai on French IVnioii.n a* Ainiy duel to pium r hit duand llial "die republic is in dan tir* a* piettdenl ol Columbia Unigrr al»o from Urnr;*! Cliaile-- veisity. dc Gaullr's tight wing Peojilr'a (lie President hirmelf told a Pailjf- - i—-------- c ------------------ Ihr niuatmn it gtave," the 7 Vyrarotd Srciahtl leader declaird. Ilium (ought atieinhly aulhon ty to foim a goveinment In* rc »>hice that of SiH'i.dut Picmtei Paul Raiji.ulier, who iriigncd nrm-mnfermce berlrtfsiCCknow wlielhei Bradley's tranifer will hurry up Eiienhower's retiiement to civilian life, lie said the relunlri* would have to ask the grneral ahout that. Mr,. Human said Grnei.il Bradley, roininandci ol-lhc l2th Arjnv WfdllfilL*y. - AY^lif jjpnItr,—^ hrilf — million woiket* were_ u n ^atuL in r n l i r m d i j i l i i e i thioughout I tame and the labor iiluatidn hniuly wai gtnwing wifne. All wmker* in Pam Iranipotl, chemical, huilding, leather, (taper, glai* and phaimareutical induitiiri planned a one-hour wmk stoppage for iim afternoon to ilemorilrate their sympathy with the itriken throughout di- nation ai a pro* lest agauul the government's mol troops in roping with the 1* hor situation. Ilium nre<le*l a simple majority —310 of the fill) assembly votes — i t ..... .. •„ si, i V Who Russia Bought 21G Freight Cars From Is Puzzling I N * IIY ritA K I-R B MOLONT WASHINGTON Nov. 21 — Russia got 21(1 freight car* valued nt 11,240,00(1 from this country bclwcen April no if**Or Initer, com­ merce department records show­ ed today, but who made the sales Is n pintle. Officials, unable to trace th* transactions directly, surmised that the Russians bought them from American* who in turn had bought them from the War Aaft l*M f i ( » t i l l I i Flection Scheduled pn Soil Conservation Game Is Bagged' As VHunt Season Starts Election of, Commifhity ‘Committeemen bemlnnlo Association lako place and delegates tn the A number of deer, wild turkey, County Agricultural am( quail met their doom to serve in' 1948 will ysquirrel r s t e r d a f - i t i-U " idiwcj t h r o u g h , TueniBV. nml_ uql .st-minnic. Volutin and other X 1;: ErAVn *** ^ ....... •>*« rnonn which w ill serration program in urged liyj six day stretch f.. Orin Mathieut, administrative | officer, nnd O. It -.Dawson, itceml R.i'll uf Siinfonl nnd J HM. telary, to vote In the ejection. Gnv of Orlando went to Osceola Monroe, Lake Mtwy and itooia county nnd reported three fine voters will register at th<< County turkeys bagged. John Itonnett of ’A gent’s office at 10:00 A. M. In the fire D epartm ent. shot about Ihe Court House. Chuluoa, Geneva, seven squirrel* at • Mullet Lake Oviedo, ; Slovla and Giddcnrixj Park. Roy Holler reported th a t voting will take place at 2:00 ke hnd shot n turkev. P. Mi at tho Oviedo Futum Fireman ('nlll* Godwin who Farmer* lluibling. The Lyuuin train*■hounds for hunting report­ School at Ixtngwood at 1:00 I*. M ed* bnt little, (muting except that will tie headquarters for voter* lie went out to his own peanut of t<origwood, Altamonte Kpringk, pntrh nnd kitted three hog* far Hear Ijike, Forest City, Ferh Thanksgiving. He didn’t care tn I’a ji. Cas#fllierry and L a k e go hunting a ' he wax worried, he <aiil, limit Iteiin and Hip, pris*. Howell. hounds, who nt the very sta rt of Tho conservation .program, *nii|, the present season, took off by Mr. Mathletlg, is carried out under themselves on n three day deer the field service branch, Production hunt of their own "without go!11* nnd Marketing Administration of to the Court llouie for licenses. Ilm United States Department Rena, recently purchased by W. of Agriculture. Thin branch of C. Hill, is ‘hack at" tha Fir* tlie government, pays thousands Blnlion and looks much thinner or dollars' of benefits every year and fagged out. to farmers of Brminulo County for the practice of soil conser­ vation. planting eover crops nnd Forty Men Called pasture Improvement! • For Petit Jurors Legion Committee Meeting Postponed The ’ meeting of the H e a d quarters Committee of the Amrr8 c a n Legion, Department of Florida, which had been scheduled to take place here this week-end ha* been postponed until either the «th or llth of December, It waa announced today by Joel FiCo|. Tom Cooley of ML Dor*, chairman of tha committee, re­ ported that aeverai member* would be able to nHfn“ * **—..• * he wiahea to Inspact the offer made by tho City of Sanford ot a site for a Department heartquarters building, no had ordered uvisas tha mealing postponed BUTTON FUNBHAL Funeral •ervtce* for Rev- D. T. Sutton, (colored) who £le<1 Mon­ day night will be held Monday at New Bethel M. D. Church whara he waa paator. Ha to aurrlvad by hla yldow. eight children, mother and father, two brothers, four atatera, tme grandruother, ona uncla, four aunts and other reteltvea and frtonda. Funeral arrangement* ara under tha direction of the Etchtlbtrger Funeral Home. . Fartv mm have been selected as Petit Jtirnre, and have been directed to appear before Judge M. H Smith of the Clrrult Court Monday morning at 10:00 o'clock to serve for the Fall Term, It was announced today by O. P. Herndon, elerk of the court. The following venire of Jury­ men was drawn: - F. H. Adams, J. J. Melton, J. N.Cronins, L. C. Heckstrom, L- I. Frasier. A. C. Henson, Raymond C. Hudson, W. A. Hrown. Leroy Woods. Calvin Hagan. Joseph Lelnhart, Fred nollyi D. C. Ho­ ward. C. P. Ford, F. W. McCall. ^C. vC. Howard, George W. . . . -------Dekle, J . L. Odom. Max Lelnhart and Edw#rj g Marshall, Ajgo a re . Robert E. c-rvpr> K. |j Wcl.b. Frank Hauer, |, p \v*rd, T. J. Eubank*. John Bowen. John P. Hates, A. M. Jones, Robert M. Caraway. Henry A. Ruiacli, C. M. Jacobs, N. Col#-* man, Andrew Mikler, 8. J , Daria, W. A. Adam*. J. E. Hodge, C. M. Boyd. L. A. Dakar, Robert H. Raulcrson and J .' T. Hardy. . CRUISER HERE Tha trim 60 foot Die**! Cruis­ er, R adiant. with osmer C. W. Parmer and wife and ruaata from Macon, Ga. aboard, docked lath evening atoathe Municipal Pier alongside oLAha Frenemen'a Bay. They a n /g u ta ta of Mr. and M r*.. J . H. Cqgtnim while In Sanford. . l;-; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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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>, November 20, 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/7c57b2ecff476ff53b5b87f08402c54d.pdf eac0e8605c253ea8bfcb2c280faca2f9 PDF Text Text L .. - n f e S W f f O S P H E R A L D , B A W rO R D , F L O R ID A TUESDAY, NOV. 18, 19470 sdWa G reater V ariety Of Toys Seen In Santa Claus’ Bag This Year Nation's Press Work* On Aid I t - -e_ Countiy Club Sends Godfrey Membership Meyers* Deals French Industry ent on the agenda for th* B ^ F o u r foreign ministers miniate coun­ cil collapsed todaj, leering It up to the diplomatic chief■ to deter tnlge whether the future of Ufr* m<hy or, Austria would get (op priority. The foreign ministers of the United Stales, Russia, Great Brltain and France will meet her* a n !-Tuesday.--------------- "— ~ m A split between RuaMa and “ e western power* prevented a de­ cision on the scope of the agenda and the exact order in which various problem s-w iit-be Consid­ ered. The deputies decided to suhmlt two agendas for consideration of their superiors. One outlines th* position of Russia and the other that of the western powers. fr«ntl***(i trmm f*c* On# I ir n lla s n l (» ■ r*»» o«*» IC sslIssiS I r a a S ees »a») Il’isItasM itmm «•*«• Osr> paid, was turned over to Meye'rs. Premier Paul Reynaud continued that tba alternative would he bill on thg emergency aid pro­ John Ivey, president of the gram. At the outset of today'e session. Ute conversations he began yes­ worse." .Senator Taft (R-Ohlo), an Seminole Country Club, yesterday Committee Counsel William Rogers terday with various political lead-|| , The Cleveland Plain Deale.-, an honorary membership to Ird Lamarre back over hi* testi­ era in an effort to set up a work-1 heading ita editorial “Koad To avowed presidential aspirant and sent tly WILLIAM FERRIS .1 chairman of the Senate Republic­ the rluh to A rthur Godfrey and mony of ydsterday "to clear up ing majority ip the national, agl • ■* CHICAGO, Nov. \ (/I*) -h an li Cl*us Kill bring a greater variety Uictatorahip" declared that it an Policy Committee, spoke out thanked the popular entertainer certain sembly which would permit formpoint*." of tofs ihn Chriilmat llun tny \tr * since before ibe war, ihrt jolS doc* not believe the European with Speaker Joseph Martin (R- to, T thc m*<3e on. l.he m il. In. 1tu-record—aad align nf a strong gnuernment—t o recovery program "should l»e eni the Socialist led cabinet of fellow's Yule-tide M il will l c »!.<ut cn quantity. pt»V*d mm an i xensti tu hi mg 'back Alaaak-agalnat-M r. Tm at*s>?a plea ff S. for a -to tabl SofmSHO,482.72. S S S which succed Premier Paul Jtamadier. * ■Jhsilf lllFWffHl'Itrrh Hi*- n.n>rn'» trading to r msnutacttirrrr at lb- itie kind of government controls for stand-by power to Invoke sel­ IflrSSw twn ective'. rationing and prire and cently, At Marseille the National Fed­ Lamarre amid i represented the Cbicu^o mctcliandit# mart. which the President now advo- wages Mr. Ivey stated In hi* letter, amount of loan* repaid in 1040-41 eration of Harbor and. Dock control*. cates," and continued: It itn’t exactly S anta’» l.rult tin t be won’t have ample stocks. Pic These points topped the 10 pro­ "Knowing you to b* one of our Workers protested - the use of "The President and hi* eco­ posals the president made to Con­ most outstanding entertainers, al­ to Meyers. double it that eve.i he can g 't ’ird up in economics. That's wbal hap­ troops In unloading perishable The cheeks showed payments of nomic and political advisers de­ gress in his message yesterday so Deputy Sheriff of Seminole pened this year, manufacturer*^ there where the port has liberately encouraged the Infla­ as keystones of an attem pt to County, a motion was made, sec­ 13,600, $2,000, *3,676.23, 16.000, goods say. been tied up for a week by a tionary forces which have been combat rising living coats In the onded apd unanimously carried to $6,000, $10,000, *6,000 and 18,- longshorrmran's Killero Caught At the first of the year rondt walkout, and In­ 407.40. built up hut partially held in Issue* you an honorary member­ — ■)■ ■ United States. formed thr Marseille local tt "calls tlona wrre what tin* serious writ* ship to our club." As the piece meal story of the check during the war. Now they H unllnBrS float 1 'iir Osft Taft viewed Mr. Truman's pro­ on all harbors in Join this protest ara (all '‘uncertain.'.’ l,ot* of |*0 "The board wishes to thank firm's financial affairs came out and to consider the possibility "of pie thouglit thrre'd )>e a rr Wiicomin rrfutmatory mmsles, have discovered political and cco gram as "the end of economic you, la m a rre testified Wendy Barrie and Chester* nomlc liabilities If the inflation freedom." while Martin aald thr MOSCOW, Nov. 18. (riV - Rwl cession, causing lower price* letct Kobnt Window, J3, and liuluid Yie+d-foi' the ftne remarks we re­ On the general's Instructions; a general sympathy strike. All In the yeaii Many retailer* didn’t jcnnetl. l l , would be brought to continue*. He must know that ll President la asking for "a more cently heard over thc air about he charged to himself f t,000 a other-Mediterranean ports already Star asserted today -that "tiW Is highly improbable that the Re­ colossal OPA.” Martin added that military psychosis in the United order far ahead. Msdiion today. Ha said they would publican-controlled Congress would the program ha* little chancy for our golf course, and we hope tt month for travel and entertain­ were Idle. An Amrrican freighter, thc Stale* has abandoned the propa­ Most ninnufacturera wouldn't be charged with first degree give the dlecredlted govcrnmrn. enactment will soorTbe ot»n>rivilcge'to have ment. during the special ses­ ganda, stage and one can now take the chance of budding; up Lamarre said he protested to Pacific Victory, arrived in Mar­ safely say that the warmongers* you In our midst," he added. planners who made a monumental Just started. seille toda) and j lined the ves­ a large inventory, fearful they'd murder in the slaying of a Uni* failure or OPA the authority I j sion Meyers that he never would be The White House said 47 of 60 are carrying on a broad, w e l l be unable to sell the goood*. N o w tgritty of Wisconsin medical stu­ able to Justify the travel-enter­ sels marooned there by the walk­ thoughtnut advancy campaign." telegrams received-overnight were up shop again." out. the letalk ra, le u afraid of thru dent and with rape in connection aetSaid tainment item, but that the general GOP Fighto Back' The Soviet Army organ as­ Boston Post: "In ef­ "favorable" to Mr. Truman's sug­ recession, are |H>uring in their ysitli the attack on a 19-year-old fect we the Horpc 80,000 workers, including serted that Nail scientists who told him to do it anyway. are still at war, a new gestions. order* and m anufacturer*, are University of'Michigan co-ed. . all waterfront men and most of •"I .didn't know enough people (C nltaM i from !•»#• oas) helped build Adolf Hitler's war While European aid and 4hc war against Communism and, like setting production record*. In the country to entertain,” Lm- the city's transportatt6n and In­ marhlne had been transplanted to Sheriff Hay Kulache of (.’talk or not, we must back up the domestic cost of living sltustlon to come' later. dustrial workers, now are out in tiut there aren't going to ha marre declared. 1 the United ^tates, where they occupied top spots, a Senate War The White House ’said today He alto said that $10,000 in the spreading strike which began enough toy* to meet the orders county said the young gx-eonvicts President-" Urging Congress to give ita Investigating Subcommittee con­ that th* President’* message on fund* of Aviation Electric Com­ with last Wednesday's Commun­ were working closely with "Arner, liiggcil • rearrity, tht manufac had "freely admitted ‘ the shoot­ “most lean militarists." () serious attention" to the tinued to delve into wartime con­ the Marshall Plan would 1m> tent ing ot Carl L. Carlson, 26, the were withdrawn in 1041-to ist-led riots. Marseille taxi drivers turer* say, will In? romposition in rtu-dical MThe paper also demanded to student, and the rape of President's recommendations, the nection* of Bennett ’ Meyer*, re­ to Congress within ten days to pany pay for decoration of Meyers' struck today for l.lghcr gasoline dot's. This summer'* hi nt and hu­ , his sister.in-law of Cleveland Hoston Herald declared: "To flout tired Air Force major general, two weeks. know why the British - American rations. Washington apartment. midity prevented the composition Heights, Ohio, during a wild au­ out joint staff se tu p " was still In Possibility of delay in gelling the President's goal is surely with alrrraft manufacturing con­ Lamarre said the *10,000 was from "setting.” Production during tomobile ride Friday night. The to lose Flour mill worker* In the Lille existence. , . to a vot* on the emergency aid both the respect of th.- cerns. July, August and September w h s girl and Carlson had been picked The sulicommlttce heard Bleriot proposals was seen In a Senate charged on the firm's books to vicinity joined the strike move­ American people and the ItMH “Generals* and colonels' uni-'’ "selling expenses" but was act­ negligible. (These dolls arc mad" up by the youths when they election. To minimise the urgency II. Lamarrc, president of Avia­ Appropriation! Committee deeisio-i ment, causing bakery'shutdowns. form* sparkle in all offices. Of from glycerin, wood pulp and hitch-hiker! a ride to Carlson's of the need for action is to in­ tion Electric Company, testify to seek an inventory of Amer­ ually paid to Net* Davis who he the American capital," It added. said was an Interior derorntpr. giue). H ATHENS Nov. 18 (/Pi—Dehome in Iladger Village, near vite Mr. Stalin’s long-awaited di*. that his Dayton, Ohio, firm paid ican food supplies before act­ *-TfTe trade union organ, Trud, His testimony was interrupted wlght P. Griswold, head of the M eyrrt a salary of SI,000 a month As for the toy* themselves, Mail Iarm. ing. Chairman Bridges (R-NII) at that point and Miss Nets Winsaccused the United States of "out­ presslon e* the 'eurcl certainly. U, S. Aid Mission Xo Greece, told in 1041. The company received them will be —* right military Intervention" In said hearings will begin Thurs­ Hon. Davis, the decorator, was Officials said the prisoners ad­ Tlile Is the time for roustruetive A now electric milk car operat­ mitted throwing Carlson's body action, not politics. We hope Con­ more than a million dollars in day with Secretary of Agricul- called to the witness chair. 8 ho a news conference today -that in Grceeg, declaring th a t a joint war aubeontrsets and some of Its future American Army officers ed by remote control. The door into the Wisconsin River from a gress will meet the need- head Anderson testifying on crop tndentified cancelled checks agg­ will "be observers am] advisors Greek - American m ilitary s ta g dealings took plate, testimony hat jure pops open and out comes n realis­ hridgu nt Hoscoliel. In southwrst „„„ had been formed for pressing regating $10,000 which she bad prospects. OtuN on all military m atters with the operations against the Greet shown, while Meyers was Wartic milkman fn deliver milk cans Wisrimslft.- The girl had escaped endorsed, The program would produce time deputy chief of Air Force Bridges said numerous othsia Greek army." on a platform. guerrillas. Lamarre said that when ac­ from the kidnap car Saturday legislative aetlon in many direc­ will -Be rhllrd to give information The officer! will he p a rt of an A tornado rarer, motivated bv near lllltahnrn, 126 mites south tion*, the Boston Uinta- said, add procurement (purchasing.) counts disallowed Iho I lo.ooo on aspect,* for provision of Va­ air-compreisiim type forre, ll of Nriltsvlllo and related her tng: l.amarre has said that Aviation ent decorating Item this AMAG Army group which up to commodities, Including coal, apartm U. S. Veto v.Ill apee-I for I2& fret at 16 story to officials.~ was charged a t part of Lamarre'* the present ha* been able only to. Elej-trle was actually owned by rious petrulgum and* fertilirrr. An«j*.g. ttam would be c»tilr— >' procure and advise on the subject salary. (Presumably he referred Meyers, but that the general took miles an hour, making a noise like Sheriff llrrli Hammond of Price consume^ credit by lestoration steps to conceal this. f |<l*M<lf1«**ffl If s*i*4~ i*t*K* Dll*I Rep. Knutson (It-Minn.) laid to tax accountants, but this point of equipment. a .gas yngine. (Just the thing county, a mein l*r of the posse, of ol checks removed the first of sub-committee debated th# future the House he wanted to apeak was not developed). Dispatches from Vulos said The situation in Europe caused for those rainy, Indoor days). said Winslow also had said In n month, regulation of specu­ rongreseiional advocates of uni­ "for the forgotten man—the Carmine - Belllno, a committee Greek guerrillas were using a r ­ status of JcrusaleVn. under tha Automatic • train, semaphores, slalrm ent Chat he and Bennett the lative trading on the commodity versal military -training in ex- American citisen." He said he inveetlgntor, testified that of the tillery for tho first time. Ten partition plan. bark on the market for the first shot and wounded two teen age exchanges, extension of export -Jerusatein'wnd tht*'HnbilgTatlon 82.72 .piridto-Meyer 1040^ rounds-w ere—reported fired oh press belief the poulbjlgy of pav. n-greltcd Mr. Truman ha* na !ilT . near Phillips. Wis...on Aug. control*, authority to -alloc*!*? ndlans >1 to cancel loans, $I,172.4B was army units from Mt. Grammos, question were among the last train passes, the signal aulomn' I6,'7when they refused to enter transportation facilities, authori­ sage or such, legislation ns* been Jnehlloned .th a t Navajo Indli issues to tie ironed out before th u northwest of Kasloria near th r fcally change* from green to ted. their car. The two girls are sation of rent control Instead of Increased. They do not plan to me dying of hunger and diseas? interest. completed partition plan could he "Did th at wipe out the indebtedAlbanain border. One of the and that 100 children in Dallas, press for action during the special A new aluminum soda fountain Ftetty Kudrna, ID, still hospital­ presented for debate In the U-N. it to expire." session, but indicated a pending Tex., are not attending school nese to General M eyers!" Rogers shells, a dud, was Identified as Assembly's 67-member s p e c i a l that has four real syrup pumps ised after * iiiiltet was removed permitting * Italian. If Is evident UAil—neW steps bill from the last session may U-rause they haved't the proper aakrd. Committee. and one anda water pump. from her lung, and her sister, I.nmsrro said it did. urgently called for to deal come up eajly In 1048. Sixty guerrillas were reported Palestine clothing. A toy garage with automatic Irene, who was only slightly ere It was generally agreed that Retllino said, the company's with Inflation, the Birmingham killed In the arva around Knidhi, “Thorn ha* always (men a need He asked: "Isn't ll time we Jerusalem should lie made an inelevator, grease-rack. gasoline wounded, (Ala.) Age-Herald, commented, for it: what has happened In Eu- rnnsldcred the American people T* books showed $0,000 charged to 10 miles east of Grcvcna. laia a lUiml saw meh i' U.f(; Jtirfa;— pump, washing apparatus and I Inuimrri, unkempt in d unurmnl, continuing: ropa. In recent, months has mad* . OppoaHlan ef gush—leader* -sv ’ J' n,l | lrn‘— ) diction. One of the questions to car*. .„.i Mectlii Indicated th.. .. humniariaing .these accounts. LONDON. Nov. 18, (/V)— Dep­ In ? settled, however, was how th* ‘‘These -ere— tmtmrxl injunnx Thai nt(*l more apparent," aald . i and the Senator A M.sisty ef-etwffrd-mTtmalrrVV:,inllflr T * U'l ± * fur peacetime America, but It li Rep. Vinson (D-Ca), top minority Tsft Ferguson (K-MIch), Chair­ uties' attempts to reach a definite price.wage controls anil selective U.N. would rule the city. 11udin g (I (i11key-sari le p h a n ts- " J 'T “ " l " hJ» ,»f T i l l Including donkeys amt<I eelrp corisln, surrendered mrrkly after I not in any degree an extremist member of the House Armed Ser­ rationing proposals of the Ad­ man of the subcommittee conduct­ The Jerusalem question was to that moppets ran make their ing the investigation, aald they r;-* :.fg . „■ presidential year choices early. h sound truck, b ro u g h t'to the I program tgat Mr. Truman pro- vices Committee. called up this morning,' hut most ministration are certain to become were "padded" and that the "padwas shown at $12,000 on the com­ sub-committec members w*ntr<^ r r ?£" top issues in the 10IH political ding” went to Meyer*. Banta Is running Into transpor­ harkwiMMls farm nrea. carried a n , |>osea. H it action now must be pany'* 1041 books. to postpone discussion until later campaign. Veterans’ Rights tation difficulties, too. There'* appeal In lielmlf of ‘Sennett's interpreted as due Jo the decisive l.amarre agreed. As for th* $1,000 n month I,a- In the day. This nine-nation sub­ Rep. Render (R-Ohln) resd a I-amarre said the company car­ marre was to charge to himself group a freight ra r shortage to delay mother that they .should give lorco and logic of evculs.” • agreed, - meanwhile, on I he Dallas Morning News: "In newspaper headline. "Truman puls ried on it* book* a separate item ICmllsarS r,um t*aar Os« I movement of toy*. Manufacturers upThey came mjt with their hands all probability, this ran only changes in' laws governing the»r GOP on spot," and turning to the known as "executive salary" cov­ for travel and entertainment, lin* boundaries for the propose! Jeru ­ say rondillon* are worse In the witness said Meyers told him ho salem tone, the qualifications for •g- h * Hast than Wsst ta-eauae trains in the air after tossing away their pi usage eventual complete con* lienefits. H I* especially vital Henu'dlran side of the House ering the $1,000 • month that should have no trouble substant­ It* governorship and other details. _______ »*id: "If you are gnlng in let went to Meyer*. are going cast with wheat car­ only weapon, n ..12 revolver. Ear. uul. If this la going to Imj duiw to those who are not receiving ffe w : iating it. The "partition" sub-committec Her, they fin'd threatened to '“*h«ot a t all it might be beat to do it In-nefils nuw t receive this mei-ihim get away with it, you're n Aa I recall It," Lamarre told goes will lie available for mer­ Le/narrc added that Meyers told last night accepted major parts f now, dubious as may lie the sage. the committee, "he (Meyera) said him to charge some to travel of hunch of saps." chandise when returning to th-s it out" with the posse, n proposal to Implement the pioipcct of sucres* in view of * Mr. Stonstrom la now Hu contended that Mr. Truman to pay myself a weekly salary. to the west roast and to act up partition plan and cleared the Weal. Then there also wa* In tie a large our past errors in this attempt.’ to file rtatma directly with ths.l* responsible for the demise of some for entertainment." ' A* for prices. Hie Yulethle *p|r. way for an early vote In the full Grandmother "Refusal on their (Republican National Service Officer localeil' of Ot’A and his Democratic Party salary payable monthly to General "I told him I did not think I assembly committee. It Isn’t going tb he ahv clie*p**r V> r l i M yers," - - , *. Congress metO part, however," the in the Veterans Administration could do tt, but 1 would try " L«la to blame for high price*. Com ibis year thsn Iasi There have f' W This tatter Heft, L em am said. Vnarre said. lists ra se iim | Florida Times-Uniun of Jackson­ Branch at Pass-a-Urllle. These muniaU arc rampant In Europe, basn »ome prire declines on "itn- Mis.HeslIaavS Cornell. Justice Behring ville, said, “means that they will He added that he did try, hut Include applications for compen­ he said, because of “secret a g re e ., branded'* merchandise, but that wtule, "Sho proceeded recklessly have the rrsponilbilty of present­ sation for servlre connected dis­ menu."- * n*vrr was able to make the' ac­ i* balanced hv advance* In other and wilfully to drink herself In- ing a workable alternative and abilities, applications, for local Rep. Rankin (D-Miss)* said indicated there is no substantial counts "look logical." lines, manufacturer* say, In such a drunken stupor that I that Is no rasy assignment, out-patient treatment "I would have had to Itavel all (medical prldn ami rationing control* would disagreement In the committee n o t'o n ly djd she render herself I There's much, at stake. Including rare at home by viscils to a drive business into hlackmarkeU. a* to Ilia nerd for foreign aid, the time," Lamarre declared, "and totally incapable of looking after |h« RltJe matter of Republican local doctor, applications for He blamed Inflation on the largo adding that the major question I didn’t know enough people In Sutton Slain itlnf l , . j- infant 1.. i,i ■i B a itta ili< ..tiecatne it n c a f i m ... r* l ■ 1 . ■,T L liul actually gram -anif added: "The way 1 to , hoipltallxatloq and* widows ap- volume of money ln^ circulation I* this nation's ^hllily tn provide. the country to entertain." wholly oblivious to the fact that chances in the 11*48 elections." • pliratlnq* for pensions. These sliiiytau jo niin r- ~—t rraMilaee* fink, l*m,r nw i are “ hatullcii, nt -inu^rag. and said t ^ g r e t s presc she bad It ill her possession at ■■We fVlly apprilY" . ' I ’b ^ H v a t c m *“* Hung ai tried fo niftlislr in a fiejd lit .Re­ u n r meeting •ling* on The first snd ends he seeks to achieve kto of Issuing currency. third Thurad urstiay of each m*nth. i negroes si a garage at 411 K*«l The jury wa* right, hn contln- ni'cessaty and therefore desirable," "We are not hesitant to call on* Hep. August H. Andersen ■AS Fourth S|/eel shortly after 5 :0 0 tied, to tietleve the grandmother commented the Memphis dTcnn.l you to puhlish our measifirr. The (R-Minn.), also connecting the Commercial Appeal. . returned tu the house-trailer In o'riock ye»lrn|ay afternoon excellent cooperation and friendforeign aid and home program*, / site lived "in a highly ’ The Wall Street Journal ex­ ship, you, your newspaper and told (he House Foreign Affair* The two nrgroes who arr being which drunken . slate, - subconsclouely pressed the belief that Inflation our local merchants have given rComnilttc« th at since Amarica le held on suipiriori of munlef. fobn placed the lielplrss infant in* the stem* from the foreign aid prqT IP -T O P ICE CREAM us has baan Instrumental In th* Iving food to Europe, Russia, McMillan • snil Willie McMillan. bed end got. tn In-side il, pulled grnm and. addedi 'T h e w a y to progress made that now enable* us Canada, Australis and Argentina ’ W-q mai<e our own Ice Cream, All flevora htohlert, wete aiieilcr) v*»l*rdar the bed rover* around Imth of meet that Inflation Is to reduce to bring thes* services to the dis­ should be.askrd to lake part In shipments tn what this country them and fell Into a sodden sleep Tasty — Delicious — Healthful abled of out country." , S o p fitfy M a c Q o x a B C afternoon h r Police Chief Hoy G. a -"common charity pool.” Ths whlrh lasted four hours, during can furnish without -overstraining House committee then ended-Its Williams, were tira l'd for many which time the hahy gradually It* own production." Binre the beginning of th* TIP—TOP ICE CREAM , . dMthor • ] th t b tst-ttlltr. * cuts snd hruiirs hy Dr. f. N. To* smothered to death without aid “The President." »sld the Christian era It Is eltlmatad public hearings. The Egg tod I Considering the foreign aid Isr, snd were then tranifened to from It* drunken companion, de­ Charlotte (N.C.) Observer, "has about 40 billion persons have 414 Sanford Arena* Phone 12U bill, too, the Senate Foreign Re­ told us plainly that we shall haw spite the fact that its troubled lived In the world. the County Jail, pending inves­ lations Committee heard 8eer»screams-could be heard through: to make sacrifice* and institute ■. u tigation. lilt the Immediate neighborhood drastic measure* If we ara to The first subscription library In tary o f Agriculture Anderson and Charles H. Tsvlor, nesro 'pro. and wot* sufficiently loud to exercise the 'great responsibilities* the American colonies was pro- Undersecretary of State Robert ' f prieter of the aarase. who tried havr awakened the grandmother that go with great power. Many lected bv Benjamin Franklin ill Lovett behind closed doors. . Chairman Vandenberg (R-Mleh) to* quell the disturbance in his had she lieen In a sober condi­ mav differ with him ag to de­ 1731 tn Philadelphia. said ha would not discuss the falls, but on his general purpoi’ tion." garage, was treated for a slishl The plastic parts used In house- Senate committee** hearing* “unReversing the conviction of there Is evidence nf surprising hold appliances each year total • U1 we get Ihrough.” Senator head yrnund ami is being held for I he mother, the court said that unsnlmity." about 67 million pound*. j Barklsy (D-Ky.), minority leader. questionins before the Grand Jnrv. although there was evidence she __ _ . WIHIam« reoorted . Thief that had aeveral drinks of intoxicating mother, the brawl started with an aren- liquor, there wa* no proof thnl grandmother* she, the knew or bad reasonable cause fn*nt ietw e-n John and Willie she was Intoxicated.' Mills’: outside nf Jhe garage. Dur"Neither I* there anything tn to apprehend that the Ufa of tha tng the argument, he stated, Tay­ the record to show that when the, child might thiie be endkngered," lor rot a pistol, and struck John mother left the child with tha Behring said. •5 1 ‘ McMillan on the.head, then threw the gun down and wpa cut on the bark of the head by Wtllle Mc­ Millan. , , i The Rev. Button, also In the g a ra rr, was struck with the pistol | by Johh McMillan, who then fled 1 with the pistol to Fifth Street ■nd Sanford Avenue whore be ARTHUR J. (RED) WILLIAMS wa* arrested, according to Chief William*. Button was taken to the hospital has become aaaociated with the In the Moseley ambulance and was attended by Dr. George Btarke, Fred W. BENDER real estate colored physlrlen. The negro paetor, who personally worked Sales Office. • with tools to build his churrh in 1040,* was reported to have died > from a fractured skull. The body was taken to the Elchelberger "Between my writing and run­ Funeral Home. HUNTING CAPS and COATS ■ John McMillan has lived her* nings house, I’ve got a full-time Mr. William* has long bten Identified with for *om* time acording to Chief Job," soys Betty MacDonald. AH Lengths A Sixes Williams, but Willie McMillan "But I've never stopped sav­ the purehua and sal* of Raal Estate In tha arrived here Sunday. ing used fata. There * a world BOOT SOCKS Sanford Area and la well qnaliflcd to render shortage of tats and otls and 100% W ool Light Weight . everyone must help to ewe tb cUenta intelligent aalea service. The kindWhen Secretary of Agriculture SHIRTS -Anderson tells pi: 'I t Is still lv comriderntlon of "Red", tn Real Balate necessary to conserve every AMMUNITION and GUNS WHILE THEY LAST pound,of used fat’ w . t h a f e matter*, will he appreciated by thta office.' enough urging for me. I’m W E ALSO HAVE CAMPING EQUIPMENT: sticking to th* Jifi . . . and TENTSi BLANKETS, STOVES, LANTERNS, ETC. I 'm p o iltlfe he can count rAn mil'.aadllubm A■■■■*- - ;M m FOR TtfE BEST ICE CREAM Try . J ANNOUNCING WEDNESDAY SPECIAL! SHEETING 5 5 c *• $ 1 J5 %1 v w a o a p M is �K >’ : ' ‘V- »'• ?' : < Sf! * : *A"jyr.--.LW. - THE WEATHER In U n ity T h e r e I s S t r e n r t h — To Protect Uit P u n of tho World; To Promote tho Progress of A m trirs; - -To Prodaee Prosperity for Sanford. .Cloudy with .occm bntl rain night becoming partly cloudy will .K iU r m l.ih o o tn Thursday. Modrra tr iintlhr»<ti*rlv.»iral» becomina raster!)' Thursday, A N -IN D H P H N D H N T -im th ^ X K T V S rA rR ir VOLUME XXXVII! E sta b lish e d 1908 * iM ' ■?-* Testimony Reveals Arabs Quiz Legality Of Meyers Got $114,000 S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A W E D N E S D A Y , N O V . 19. 1917 Em ergency Aid To Europe Approved By Senate Group General View Of House ([’hum hers At Joint Special Session Partition Air Force General Is Said To Have Put Father-In-Law On Payroll At $12,000 • • -t _ W A S H IN G T O N Nuv. 19 </!’) Senate investigators. unfolding thr •lory of Maj. Genrral Dennett E, Meyer*1 relation* with Aviation Electric Company, heard testimony today that he (rut hi* father-in* law on in payroll at $12,000 a year and himtelf got $114,220.89 from it in the three yean 1941, 1942 and 1943. 9 There w n more to come, for T. E. Readnower teitified that an arrangement whereby he wa* a "dummy" officer and mo»l of hi* $15,000 "*alary".went to Meyers^ continued until the Dayton. Ohio, concern wa* dittolved in 1945. Carmine S. Bellino, committee inteitlgiror -accounfshTT* testified hi* examination of the record* £ ahowed Meyer* got $20,139.50 from the firm in 1943. On yeiterday, the committee re­ ceived tertimony that the General got $94,081.39. in 1941-42. but .lhaL tnnif tH .Q O f L w ^ - ta m i^ L of money lent to the firm. Readnower, 30. of Dayton, Ohio, told the Senate War Investigating Committee the company, which other witnesses have aald Meyer* secretly nwne<l, paid him *100 monthly while he aorved In the army. Irj addition, he aald, a $16,000 •alary waa charged on the books to him but tho money, other than that needed to pay Income taxci, went t i Meyrra. He told the senator* that on lln i l a w * mm rmm» »•*» Leon Blum May Try To Form New French Cabinet Rising Wave Of Communist-lcd Strikes Forms Background PARIS, Nov. 19 (JV) A strokes man for the Socialitt Fatty an nounced today that former Fre mier Leon Blum had agiert^ to try to form a new government A riling wave of Communist-led strike* provided .the background. The announcement wai made byGuy Mullet, secretary Rcneral oi the Socialwt Party, at a lunclteon of the Angio-Amrritan Cor­ respondents Association. Model, considered a member of the left wing of the Socialitt*. taid he believed a new cahinel would he formed within a few day* to succeed that Social}** Premier Paul Ramadier. Model laid France had perm’*l.d hcr.»l( to he d,»i,i„i inln.tou* group* that, if civil war ihould m u lt, it would be "a* bad a* it wa* in Spain-" Military ljurk* ru»hrd flour inlUntutmwi-#' cm fg«i Rli| Two New Members Added To Legion Executive Group John If. Top* and J. Q. Cello, way Junior le-glonnalre* were elected to the executive rommltIrt nf rn n p i-fii leaning Poet 59 at a meeting held at the Legion llul on Monday evening. This Increases Ihe executive committee membership to nine of­ ficers, in line with a new Legion WASHINGTON. Nov. ID—f/D hill authorising such increase* to Robert W. MeCheaney. prealdent Include World War II veterans, of tha National -Elect ridaiC ontrec according to Adjutant Joel Field. Prices Of Houses •H av e Leveled Off And May EvenDrop prlcea of homes have leveled off and there la a pretty good chance thev will drop. He aald a home now can he flniahrd In five month* where a gear, ago it took II months to complete, resulting In a “real saving Ip coat.’*. "The Important * thing In odr Industry.” he said, "la that the price of house* seem* t o ' have reached a plateau and there ts a reasonable expectancy that the? price will decline.” ■ V MeChesney la chairman of the policy commlttep of the U. S. Chamber of Commerce Construc­ tion Industry Advisory Council. He gave his appratial in remark* prepared for the opening of the council’s annual meeting. The greater effkfepry In home construction, he said, comes from two factors; "On* I* the very pronounced Increase In productivity nM the building site both of management and labor: management because (i M lle a e * »■ t . •!*» f • Hospital Projects • Accepted By Bonrd TALLAIIARSEE. Nov. ID M V The Stale Improvement Com­ mission has accented the first two applications * for federal aid under the S22.SOO.OOO Florida Hospital Construction plan ap• proved last month. The Gadsden County Hospital Board and tbs Americas Legion V Hospital for Crippled ChiMrrn In St. Petersburg asked for one-third of tha estimated coat of building and equipping two $000,000 hos­ pitals. The Gadsden Hospital, to be built In Quincy, would have 60 beds end the Legion project 61. , TOWNSEND PLAN A special drive to petition Towqaenri BIN HR-16 out of the ^ Ways and Means Committee duf▼ Ing the coming special session of Congress waa reported by P. V. Draa. Fifth District Townsend president, a t a m atting qf the Townsend Club Friday evening at the Tourist Center, air. Draa al­ so reported on the district meet­ ing Sunday at Union Park. Tha 'm eeting waa wall attended by out-of-town representative*. Refrsshments were l , * -jNAVY EN WASHINGTON-No*. 1* O T For tha attend month running, Navy xecuciting in October came thin a handful of tha 18.000*n ouota, the Navy aald today. In October the N ary signed up 6,606 recruits and re-enllated 1,721 ■ m fa r a total o f t 4.687. Sep­ tember’* total waa 14^77, ever fclaf of them r*«(Ulster*. rtint the following new members had lieen ncrented during the month; Robert Sparkman, Robert A. Kumbtey, Matt Slnko, J. It, Goodrich. J r . Elton Moughton, Jr.'. Ai I). Brown, Philip C. Stan­ ley, Jr., Jam es M. Garrett. Char­ les It. Sparks. * R, R, Chelrtte. Charle* It. Gatlin, C. A. Taylor, (Cm MIi m I f a i l Twal '• — r----- 1— More Game Reported In Central Florida TALLAHASSSEE, Nov. 16-</P) Florida’s 1D47 hunting season opens half an hour before sunrise tomorrow- with the northwestern section of the state expected to offer the beat all around shooting prospects. 'The ‘Game and Fresh W ater Fish. Commltilon reported game Increases in North and Central Florida balaenee the damage done to wildlife by atorma and floods In South Florida. Because of flood conditions, the fourth conservation datrict In South Florida will be closed to all, hunt Ing on Jan. 5, Dade, >!on roe and Broward counties in the fauth district are closed entirely t* deer and turkey shooting. I Hunting will he phohihited In the first and fourth district* on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednes­ days. It will be permitted every day of tha week In the thtrdydlatflet and banned Mondays, Wed­ nesdays and Fridays In the -sec­ ond and fifth districts. I The first, second and fifth dis­ tricts will be open to 4 eer hunting Until Jan. 6 and for quail and squirrel until Feb. 1. The asm* dates wfll apply in the third dis­ trict except th a t quail and squirrel hunting will be permitted until Feb. 16. . The turkey season will he the same as the deer season In the firit, second and fourth districts and will run from Rov. 20 to Fab, I in tha third and fifth districts. Hon’ing ends a t sunset each day In all districts. TURKEY SHOOT ' . About 12 Thanksgiving turkey* will be awarded to winners of the shotgun turkey shoot to be held Saturday afternoon at from 1:00 Id 8:00 P. M. a t tha Motors Inn rang*. French Avenoq, and Seminote Boulevard, It *TM announced today by Byrd J . Goode. CAUSE OP CRASH SH IN -----------WASHINGTON. Nov. 16, M V Ivtl /Aeronautics Board raThe C1*H ______ „ _______ ported today .the "probable cause1 o f , tho Capital Airlines crash June 19 on n Blue Ridge Moun­ tain in W ert Virginia was tha pilot'* decision to fly below tha .*.OOO-foot minimum altitude In bad weather condition*. Eight-Nation "Arab” Sub-committcc At­ tempts To Postpone Action By Assembly IJVKF. SUCCESS Nov. 19 < /P )An eight-nation "Arab" uib-committec on Palritinr today formally challenged the authority of ihe United Nation* in any attempt to partition the Holy [.and into teparatr Aral* and Jewiih countries. The challenge w as‘contained, in the report of a tub-group apiminted to present the ’Arab viewpoint to the 57-nation Paletline commit­ tee of the General Assembly. All of this sub-group's membership i* Arab or Moslem or both. The report was submitted as a P-nation- aub-committec put thr* finishing touche* on n complete plan to partition Palestine. Both report* were expected to lx* ready* for debate by tonight. The "Arab” group recommend­ ed that the Assembly postpone action on the Palestine question until the Intrrnatinnal Court of Justice could clear up legal point* raised hy the .Arab countries. This would mean an indefinite delay on ■ final Palestine solution. The “Arab” report recommended specifically that the Palestine problem he dropped from Ihe cur'■'TTwartaavu 1aa t e as i wa ir —*— N O . 261 Afwocinlrd Press lea se d Wire American Tariff Cuts Denounced By Rep. Knutson Free Trade" Is Seen As Attack On U. S. Standard Of Living W A S H IN G T O N Nov. in ,/p, Rep. Kmitrnn (K-Mmn) said fuday -lh e S u tc Department in it* Irer Im i Ic tiiilf cut* has sought In lip tlir h.iinlt o| Congress prelecting Aturiu a u j j j i bittry from fm Bill Is Passed By Vote Of 13 To O; •Expected To Go To Senate On Moiiday WASHINGTON. Nov. 19 (A*)- • legislation In supply Fiance. It­ aly ami Aitsiria with $597,000,IXK) m emetgency aid wa* appintcd IU I today. by the Senate Foreign* R-Jation* Committee. Chsitman k'andenbefg (It-Mich) ,tit announcing thr vote, said the bill will go to the Senate Monday and will ne-giveo "cqntinuou* con*tdfialion" until a vote i* leached II litul action C«mei belore lisnktttivtng. Daiv- b c . «aid.. the nate will take a full w e rk 'rh"ttday. Ihe legislation Vas submitted bv—the Statr—'ftfpaitfiffhr'Tiu^ th“ tomriiiflee ' t.vi kra un .several amemlmenl*, mrJilding one that s.iv« the measure implies no obbg*ii«n In pro*i|Ie a«*t«tancr or to gurranlee availability ol any c.erIn In* Ittack^upon the new trade I Inin commodity to l>e supplied at accotd Kntirinn **itl in a formal aid •lateinenl Vandenherg »aitl this provision " Tlie . Fretident and the State i* an "mi'wei tiym l;ri* m ih^l 19Hi* f»f t r i n u Uru*-*.aunty V.|||| pule* and gill*-lorilo* kiddie* Depittnient hive antiniim ed the our own econom* i* in ihort sup­ »*Cl- made VftleiJ.u alleirmtu v| ,\ meeting of tlir Mricjiant* tiiovl sweeping tariff cut* in the ply" willi trrp -tl to rutnv of the A*o.i i,it ion at lb- I OOM'I le n trl w ill Ned yrnilli pirriHttlg. Ibc layer** hlitnry of the rminlry.. Over 70 • ornrnorblies in -l-e (uruithrd the Joel Field Reveals a rc.t<- I-t* teqti-Hrd to crx Mili ** tinting fast sr.tcoii per tent nl mil dnlivble im|<nrU lltrrr nation*. League For Boys; b'lut lv -v cou n lrd ll.r I *•»*t ta rd * irtu ip rtl bv tori' litnl* on tlir will be jlfeiied and almo»l 2.0(KI Aa approved, tlie t'ill merelv ” 1 tl ' c ln *ii'.iv .i|!-tnnon (loving pulnv and it wa* i* tale* of duly rnverillg upwald nf snthotlir* tho expenditure df up Kridcr Also Speaks co|iiim>.>li»n i t i i - i l tli.n of lit * ni**, f o n cil coni in nation. r\< rpt ilm tng Dc 4.000 item* have been ntber re- f In |5p7,trnn,IN|H hut doc* not Si* rcip'l-**i nml for lv*o week* tuc # ---------- —— '.tim lly appropriate miv money. A The Kiwanis program today at ce<l<ng timed nr bound Faster for appaud « t» m , iarpnrnle t>ill for that purpose the Tounit Crnler. was devoted In ; (’resident Smith irqur-Ftrd that "When the full meaning of these moat htM hi’ acted, upon by thy ■I MMt'HH-a *,M Cm* * lll * HAUFAX. N: S.. Nov. 19 (/Q hatehall with rmplyw* on oppoi- a niitiri- nf tin- Vote* In- «-|(l to all tariff cut* become* apparent to —The Butiih Freighter Empir." lunitie* presented to youth of tncndiant * who received card*. the Amenran public, the teaiimn for uniform rntnplianri ^Ijccatum repotted tmlsy »he li»J Sanford In tram for major IragU* aaUng it likely tif prove interesting, if on the Wednesday ttfli'iimun begun taking aboard survtvni* o( playtng. etosilig. not di*i onrerling to the do-gondJoel Field told of the set up the ship-wrecked freighter LangThe prnlileni of oUt-uf-town ris Who have traded* u* off lor leecMg after their five-dsv ordeal of the Legion sponsored Imvs eoinfx-tiltnn » « * d lscu sa eil,* and very dubious and nebulous trade jt was pnddTd nut that merchants of being marooned on Blesk Su- team of CamphrU-Lpsting Pm | roncetsmn* that may never be Should fully acquaiut tiuyers with 53. and Jnlin Kridcr outlined the cied -Island. olD the aoithern lip rikr advantage* of trading home 21 Were Swedish Air realiied," * advantages afforded to Sanfr'd'f mul utili/i- newspaper ami radio of Newfoundland. terms of thr li-nevk The first re je rr of Ihe *ea»atr, Men Being* Flown Urut-r The Eimpire MacCallum, one .*f li.i*rb,*ll-minded youth hv the New | advertising mnlia to tlie tiest ad­ 16 tigflnnM «•* I'riM* I crown |n the /oilworn! lector hy vantage. four ships which plunged through Vork Giant tiaseball school. Julius Plttgfiddrr, wa* riuviveil Home From Africa Frnnncing nf the hig I'lirlitian* tndnv nt tt,e Sanford State F a r­ heavy *ra* toward the bland on A motion pirh.tr. spoiiinrrd bv radt wtt, 1,t,ru*,4.(|. flm .lc, mers* Market h e 'Harold Ka*tner. rescue million*, reported the ar­ the American legion and preirni-jjm kc . wa i m in i iii'il to r-onlact O f good *pmiitv golden variety. It NFAVI-nilT. H e Of Wight, ifip Jffycen* Hi tin' pm ttrr nf p u f *d tbrouKb the couitr*y of |)r rived a t'l. A. M. (EST). ami itoof i* pi it e *1 in tin* I t 00 to $6.00 per No*. I t id t—A British Orertitlg rill the pai.ul* T w A $,lt) gold hniniver rang!1 .M A i-U ftim f trr «*nt*In *. ■I'.n *»> 1* ■!'(■* ami iln (In 'frfctiii—-uni topping- '*«6"gf TW the crewmen. The Langleeerag oilier for a elil with the la,*t COS’, 'kte holt crsVhnl In flamr* licaii’: runtlnii'-1 With unit prices nearf here today, kilting nnn al*o was a British ahip,. .tume iii *he parade, -jvt-re offered of 83.00 • t-i M.no, mrortliiiR to inritilver id the rrrw and Inl*v William E. Kiuler, Jeweler. For five days the aeamenrrvaRetail Food PriecN Miilkt-f M tlmyi i II J. l.chmkti. luring llirer tilhera. WAUIMfN, Wl* , N»v, t!» t/t'i W hether (lie t’hiisttna,* ’|mrinln IPaaltaaMS » Paa* Qllfitity P- ,-iodr i si opl for **oni« 'Ihe* »rre the only perRol»-it Window, 21. ami Buford* will* tiring w o n "tindn In fowti Reported Dropping was illaettiscd nltj I In* ipicaijoiv miiis ntwiarit Ihe planr, wtiirh Sell net t, n pair <*f istnittl town ovi-r-nialorii* due to rniu inter•Ir-pecudoea wtnv vv«-nt on a n lm c feriog in uli" tiit kln^ Cucumber* entphatirnltv arPiwered hv n ’l »»* oil A ■p*e>i(inning (light More Rain And Snow WASHINGTON Nov; in <dv was priui In pkklriR up pHHi.riiK- I niee 1ivst weekend nml killed it iiip p sr !" ••■ rntwr smith Florida i>aal m errhanl wlm mil, “1 think nppiNi |n *I.,-" of fim- quality arid food prlrradefTTned rillRhl ■ m „ klll, „f „ |U toMM, v rr* (nr a Hrlirdulrd trip In t 'nlveralty o f W I*con*1n mcjlu-al With Mercury Level Retail * | 6 oHltlHHlI ti*| I'HII* T»«l Iv hetween nddriteptemlier andl ..n 1.^1 .... .... .... i,.._ nut . ... of Singapure. holder we gel •time -trident aiol rn|»ed tii* *i*lr| In la-v, Ortoljjserfne Ilnrcau nf l.almi it or not.’ ■i , ,, n in » c 1 i t'**I"V began serving life *eu- Bv ASSOCIATED PRK .Stalls minuted today on Ihe H* JAIL. Ndv., 19 Id Ir 'A Swrtl- tn trri n ftrr thefr p ir n unlit? Truman Flans Trip There wa* more rain and »Vp*v basis preliminary estimate.* fur i*h plinc repotted offuially In l>ejt,» first, degree murder. for many section* of the count a fev/ cities. JaycecH Flan Varied ‘rallying 30 peiinns crashed'today j Su|ierlnr Judge Hoy It. Proe- To Florida Ceremony jfoday a* temperature* aero** the agency counted this Infm ■ nation leveled off to near normal. matlon with' Its final report for Program For Nov. 20 in the mountain* near Sale,no. | ,nr‘ whn. WASHINGTON. Nov. 10 uU>— No sub-zero weather was In pros-’ Sept. I5r confirming earlier ten­ ~ - I ( oMc'.pmelent. at Ravrllo. new 1 , '''■ " " I'' Pieaideni Tiuutnii told tin* Ftorpeel for the next couple of day*, tative estimates that retail food Mr*. G al- Mirharl will «P«k ,he cr.,*h seme, reported the-y fi.itl ' ' ** ,m' nmride . d-alh ,« o iil'l rniigl * ,-dtqil'l d'dcgati'OI UmI*/ at least. ally He dc*crihi-d the -davlng prices hit a new reeord high on n l th i» J n y r r r l i i n r l t r o f i ln m n r r « * v \ f ......... | t 9 | ^ g >n infoiniril at lea*t 20 wcie nf Carl L. Carlson. 26. nuu-ti-d. by i* "anxtou-*” to attend the 'Light snow fell over northern that date for the fourth eonseeu- nl 12:00 nwm nt thn Mnyfniv Inn Ivren “'*** ....... . part* of the Great Lake* region live month. and Ole father of a small rh!ld. ib-'licalii'ti nf tii" Everglades Naon plan* for the Tourist Booth Tilled and 10 injured. intuit Park Dec. (I and “wilt be and there wa* *now and rain In The regular monthly BLS suf- which ___ will _______ formally open next flie SwnfUh legation said’ th- a* "cold blooded, cruel noil io- tt|lcnif Ibc public hu*llie** will the central plain* state* and Uir vey In 66 large citlo*' showed an I wegk. It wa* aiin»uncV*J ed this ih mm n- air mmi'liv in Stockholm mfprtned volllnc." northern Rocklea. p e r m i t ’* advance of 3.6 percent hetwii n ing hy W. J. Krohm- w|m hn* ’ "Word* fall ii"iu ao atien^il »f MnlfniH/| rntt fisfle 1 |l| N’mllRgDl *oi Pdft 4I«I HeuaH'i Hfdlnud (O-Fla.t said Tho rain bell moved from the mid-August and mid-Sefileml'Cr, charge of the program pirsetil plan* cat) for I lie dedica­ W aiter H. I .eland, manager of Southwest Into the Southeast This brought the r<Aail food price i t I i-nmnic* t o tie held St state* and extended • from Vir­ index to 203.6 per cent of Ihe the Frenchman** Bay limiting (’«, Senator Taft Favors Hunting fconHon To * tion will also tic pre«-nt to outline Etergladc* City., alaiut 10 mil** ginia westward to Alabama, with 1036-3% average. Admitting Some DI’s Thr Bureau said rise* In meal 1‘lana for pleasure cruise* this falls reported in the Carolina*, Open Tomorrow southwest "f Miami and approx* prices, dairy product* and egg* winter, A representative from the Georgia and northern Florida. imairly lb- »biii- distance sou-h WAHiifNQTON Nov. 10 (,V>No precipitation waa reported were mninty responsible. The in­ .Slate Board of Health will explain Of Eoft Myers, With thhunt Inc neesnn open In the northpaatern1section of the dex wa* 40 per cent higher llinti tlie Food HandlerN .School which B-naior Tnft Mt-OMo) wnnla llu- Ing with n Itsnr tomorrow il-mimd "The President I* exceedingly country or along the Pacific roast in June, 1946, and 10 per cent will sta rt o n ’!>*•*•. 6. A musical United KtntOs lo admit “It* ahnic" 1* lenorlnl brisk for hunting B. mixiiMi* t» com**," Holland told and temperature* were near sea­ above June, 1020, the peak, alter program ha* also been planned, uf RuropO** displaced person*'un­ -eiise* hv County Judge R. W. reporter* nftei the While House according to Mr. Krtvhne. - . world war I. der umi*<*d Immigration quota*. sonal normals. visit, "lie tutd ti« lie will come Wori*. ' Miami, Fla., yr*a the wannest He *md th- Hcnati* i« trying to flu Monday, 6P stale and, 62 If rim p u b lic limine** will permit, •pot on the nation's weather map deride bow tn determine Atiler, coiintv licenses were-Issued .and but lie couldn't mgke a definite yesterday, with a high of 81. The j.-a's iihari* of ihe Eunqu-nn t- In list-, apiirnximnlciv 260 stale acceptance this fat lit advance." low wa* one below x«ro at Willisfug'"*, and added In a statement snd 176 county licenses have "been ln*t night: ton, N. D. istl«e*l, • Gov. Grorn Urges ”1 believe (he altuatlon rails Judge Ware, warned hunters for imrjudfntp action, and so Con- against killing ducks, gresc. root* *Scat((*ring Industry Veterans Are Urged • treea should act without wali­ and other ndgralory birds, the, ng for any international conI ONDON. Nov. 19 (fl*) Wedding eve jxcitement pervaded ihe season for which doe* not open To Reinstate Policy RpRINGFIFt n . m.. Nov. u> ferrnee.” until Dec. ft rain chilled air- of London today a* Princess Eiirahrlli prrpsred Tot 6EJ’ f ne |H - M H f»o*en *«.' fit art ing Thursday there may tijdav *nreadlng t**a Veteran* who hara allowed 4 {*>ili$hlTrhr*ru1 of ner marn.iii- tomorrow to Lieut. Philip Mountsix open days of hunting and rnn'mende-t William M. Hannon lu« industry among *he smstltheir N S U . pelielei to lapse l alien. thereafter during the season, nation’* eitle* a* a m atter of security should arrange to have them re­ Lvcn the wadding ring, furhionrd of a nugget of Welih gold, will Wednesday and Friday er the 14 Daya Old, Dies ■Monday, atomic age a* welL*» fee instated before the end of this re closed days for hunting, ac­ In le at the Westn.imtrr Alrhcy irl.-*r*al in the cuitmly of the young "the future health, comfort and year, according to Norman R. cording to the ru les.n f th* Flor­ Wllliam Morris Hanson, 14 day wood, VA representative for San­ Ms*qucs* of Mildied haven, wlm will be MounlhallenT belt man Game and Fresh Water Fish happiness of our industrail work­ old son of Mr. and Mr*. Thomas ida ford. ” High■ M on BtheW gliat — of— today’*# Commission. Hunter* may oh- er*The big difficulty nf such a Mr. Wood announced that there events, too, waa the expected special branch of aubvarslv* so- A. Ilansonc died last night In the tain a summary of these regula­ program. tha local hospital. He waa born Nov, tion* which specify bag limit*, dr-renlralixatlon remain but two more opportun­ bestowal of a high title oo 26- iivlties investigator*. Governor «*ld is the delay and Evan tha sew eta uf Westmin­ 4. 1017 ities dn which to have thla done, year-old, Philip, who gave up his game In season and other vital Rurvivprs In addition (o (he information at Judge Ware's of­ difficulav in eommunlcstion* and Dee. 2 and Dae. 18. After these position aa a Prinea of Greer* ster Abbey were to be searched transportation among operating dates a complete physical ex­ and Denmark to become a Brit­ for possible 'nfalefactora, and a parents Include the grandparents, fice In the Court Ifouae. unit*. Rurh a development, he amination will, have to be obtain­ ish citixen and thus elear th* tfeddlng ava combing of gover-r- Mr. and Mr*. W. M. Benson and added, would make airports "al­ ment offices and private build- 61r. and Mrs, M, Hanson, Saned for reinstatement, he said, path for royal romance. LAWTON A0DRE88 a preprequislte” for any com­ whereas only S comparative health Persistent unofficial reports Inga along the route of tha • ford; the great grandparents, Mr. Sunt. T. W. Lawton will address most statem ent la neeenary If done said he would receive a dukedom wedding procession was plannvd I and Mrs. A. Hanson of Orlando tha PTA at the Grammar 8chooi munity In Ihe program. on or before these date*. * •a tho King’s personal wedding to defect any unauthorised per-jand^M r. and Mr*. A. E. Raburn Thursday afternoon at 3:80 o'clock Mr. Wood will be In Sanford gift, and there was (peculation son attempting to hide out'overSOVIET BOMB on the subject of what local resi­ Funeral services, under Ihe dents can do to promote Interact again Dec t and Dec 16. MOSCOW, Nov. IP f«n—Th* that the title would he either night,/ Soviet- weekly periodical Naw The weather turned warmer and direction of Erickson Funeral In public school education. Duke of Clarence or Duke of Home will he held at the grave­ I* LEAVE GRANTED Tinwt hlntrd today that foreign Edinburgh, position* In the peer­ spitting snow changed to TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 16. UP) age that have long been open. chilly drisile with a prediction side in Bylvan Lake Cemetery at observer* are aadly in error if HTAHHBN FOR PLAN — Governor Caldwtll today cava, thev do not believe the Soviet Elisabeth left the mprning free of milder Jemperaiurea, eloudi 4:00 I*. Mr Thursday with tha NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 19-GPi Rev. J. B. Root officiating. Informal consent to leaves of of official engagements so ahe and rain for the big day. Union has the economic might to Harold Slaaaen carried his south­ abaeneo without.pay for two Sara­ produce an atomic bomb. Scot 1sod Yard openly admitted ern campaign for tha Republican could eooccntraU* on the myriad sota county Commissioners pend­ It-did not aay that tha U. S. S. R. ELECTRIC POWER* that bad weather—anything but presidential nomination t o w a r d ing outcome of thotr trial on last minute details. NEW YORK Nov. 16 W V-Elec­ Florida-today after a speech here has tha atomic bomb, that it baa a London pea *Aup fog—would Picked agents of Scotland Yard, cb arrel of conspiracy to defraud one, or that it la going to meanwhlla, finished their net uf greatly ease theirs Job of protec­ tric power production reached a In Which he urged full support for made tha federal governm ent' make one. It limply attacked record high for tha second con­ The commlialonara, Oil* Howell security precautions under the tion. for which It will call upon secutive week In the period ended the Marehall Plan to eld Europe. any theories In Um foreign camp Stassen planned to reach Bt. end I t O. Aldarman, requested to personal guidance of -Ronald 6,600 uniformed bobbiaa and 14 at-5JM4.S40.000 kilowatt- Petersburg, Fla., thla afternoon, that while Ilurtia might have the bo relieved of their duties “until Howe, chief of the CIO, ‘ and another 600 plainrlotheaman. In Nov. hours, Edison Electric Institute for an address tonight at A Rep­ secret of the bomb she tacks t$e wa are cleared of all charges Leonard Burt, wartime counter had. weather, a smaller e r J reported ability and resources to make It. today. ublican rally. (n ssilstH •* r» s* Ta*l made against us." •py who now' heads the Yard’s IIEIIE IS A GENERAL VIEW nf the llmi-c Ch.im her in "ii'hinxlon a-t I’rcsiilcnt Truman (n r r o o t (I'ttrnirtit by Knutson. appealed brfner a Joint I'ongyaalonal -pcclal cion and asked fur H**ee|slns-po»«*». "unprrcrj i li'p«S re lime, ro control Wagea, prlcr-. and illxtrihii tluU of prcdlicfs 'offer lin g 'lhc m ,l of livinCrf^jlllfiL i*~ "[ ^ ' " . ' r w ! '' urged Imumllalr. JhiD ia p aid to .f r - ie m Europe. ~ '~ aUut«ni>ii..o.,l alMfiL 1 ,>l"tll" w »**»!* ■dttL-a.bltt-r battle in Coiigrrs* wlirn the teiiptiM.il Iratle law- rnmet up for tenewal next Spting. Kiwanis Program Plans Made By Sanford Merchants Is Devoted To ... For Holding Christmas Parade Plans ‘ Survivors Of Ship Wreck Are Rescued By British Vessel 20 Believed Dead With 10 Injured In Swedish Plane First Celery Of Season Marketed By J. Dingfelder Wisconsin Killers Are Sentenced To Life^imprisonment m\\ i a* \ * « ' Jd - I Wedding Eve Excitement Is Not - Dimmed By London’s Chilly Air ■ f g - ] ■ ^ �PA G E TW O W E D N E S D A Y , N O V .19, 1947 T H E H A N FO R D IlK H A lip , H A N F O Itl), F L O R ID A The Sanford Heraid Truman's Proposals K daM liM In IMI THE WORLD TODAY Elizabeth H u alM * * 4 fraa. I '.* , TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY -i «l» iifip i tm a i< a r HUM.*Ml I-. 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I l f f i • n a t * a a a l a i a l a t d la l b * I i p * « m r il l* * l a l b * t a u a i r i » l i h b * # a a a a i ‘ l o t la C f c l e a a a a n d > »'■ T a l k , ' T b * H a ia lA la a a r w l m A a aa a la la d T i* * « n b l V b la • * t l a a i * t l * l a lb * a>* ( a l f a i l a a ml a l l l b * l a r a l a * « * la Ihia a * « a ia * a a t, aa n a il A r a* aa a d l t p a i i h t a . a t ib a a nllllrd ii|> akll (ilai» 4 a* a u hum anitarian standpoint th a f Europeans will need consider able aid from tliiw country in the imm ediate future to keep tJieriL froui-liunger Juid -starvation -during tile-cold w inter m onths. Regurdless of th e causes for th e ir present predica­ m ent, most Americans feel th a t help m ust be given und th ere is little doubt th at th is p a rt of th e P resident's recom­ m endations will be quickly enacted. There is also general conviction th a t prices have al­ ready gone too high in th is country and th a t something ought to- be done about it, W hether tho proper corrective i' h price and wage control coupled with rationing such ns is connoted by tho OPA, Is another question. W ith many rtf the President's suggestions, Congress would no doubt l>e willing to go tilong, but th ere isn 't the slightest chance for thu creation of unother OPA, at least not until a fte r the next general election. As to the third p art of the President's program , we have considerable misgivings. If the M arshall Plan would work, there h little doubt it would i» w orth the cost. To put Euro|>c back on ila feet and save it for the forces of liberty and justice, the 20 or 00 billion dollars which the M arshall Plun will cost would Ihj a small price indeed. Out if it does nut work, we will find the factories which .we re ­ built) m uklug planes to fly against us and bombs to drop on our cities. There is much which could la* done w ith 20 or 30 bil­ lion dollars jn our owft country. Such a sum would go n Iftng way towurd the construction of hospitals and health clinics which could inukd our citizens tjiu healthiest race of people on earth , and toward building adequatu schools and colleges w here trained men and an enlightened citizenry, so essen­ tial to the preservation of democracy, could be developed. There is much to b« said for the M arshall Plan, but there is som ething to be said uguinst it. and thereby serve the double pur pu*e (1) of paving the way fur the establishment of Soviet re­ gime* ami til) of defeating the Marshall Plan for rehabilitation of western Europe thus tendering the great area vulnerable to Russian exploitation. Much of France's industry li paralyxcd because of strikes called by • Communist dominated unions. The complete stoppage of *1 4 r t l ' n u t 4 fel B i l a l t n i n f f i l * ufl the country's vital coal muring Is a terrible blow to the country, for the shuitagu of roet is Ihc crus of much of France's difficultyy, just a t It la In England and in other neighboring states. .Meantime, in Italy widespread strikes’ continued and political iiif1 diaoidot* spread in the face of Premier Alrlde tie Gaaperi'a dec­ laration Hint he wouldn’t lie in­ timidated by rioting ami "fore­ casts iif revolution,” Maid he; "Recourse to violent,* will find ib* guver tune ill decided upon lh a limit energetic reaction because the liberty of nil ritlxeiu m ust be protected. The government will not excuse Alid will not U- weak." will participate In the ceremony ur: r included In the rehearsal --------- 1--- ; --- - One of the rehcarsal'a main objectives waa to eatabliah split arruiid M fculi failing__ from tho separate processions tu th« altar of thr Princess and her fiance to thu last fanfare ns the united coupleleaves tb® -Abbey. London ia Jaunty w ith ‘window hole* of bright autumn fluwert and draped b u nting. along the Whitehall. • s ‘ Crowds of gay wedding celo. brant* milled through tb* street,, Vendor*, |a-ddllng brilliantly color*d wedding programs, did a ru3|t hueirtesa as viaitora and Dmdoners alike quickened to one of the higgeat public shows of joy vinca EHxalwth a father was crowned in the Abbey more te-i year* ago. Wi;iidlng preparatluna .vied.auc-ifully with news of furaign tiotildei for top spot* In the- Ixnr'lto Morning Prer*. brrt only the Daily E ipreta offered editorial cmiiment. , . Wondering why the wedding I* exciting "such lot»r*»t abroad” Ik* Express answered th at "paopi* everywhere turn inatlnctivaly jo new* of goodwill arid human tfjoiefltp." And, the paper asked; "Do they nut, in contemplating the wedding of Ellralieth and I’hillp, also Tnd much'll* .-‘nvy Id th* Brit|,h way of life ? ” Those ate determined words. It remaina lo la- seen whether tbn Premier has the power to bn-li them up. The fate of Italy tuuiga on the answer to tlial. BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY It's clear that these operation* MAKE YOUR SOUL A . DE­ in Imth France and Italy ate being carried out under Uie direction of CENT PLACE FOR UOli'S, BI'IHthe Cominform, the recently es­ .IT TO DWELL: Let all b lllttM U tablished Ri-il international organ and wrath and anger, anil clamor ontiun which has headquarteia in •nil railing, ba pm away (rum you, rade. The Cmnlnfurm—cum; with all malice.—Ephesians 4:31. iiriiln^ representative* of pie ommunist partied of nine coun­ tries, including Italy and France— Legion Members We think we have inflation in was o ra te Russian *u*>er‘ d* under ' II ' Education For Harmony. thia , country, but in Chhu. wc vltion. It has proclaimed th it one If —.lina** 1— - !•“*-* />*•! of its purposes la to wreck the Jr-e-riaiisr* O. Fptes. J r Roliert read, one Ameiican dollar it woith Marshall project. IV Llpnlru-ott, Keith L. Westnhal. A great lack of h a rm o n y js evident today^iii-aur_iui104,000 Chiueie dollaiL-:_____ The c.rihliTfornriayrtr li Tiding I *n*_ TT Niirdgrin s n d ' KafT E. lion’s relationships with o th e r nutlons, in the relations of this to. prevent w o len i Europe Nordrrtn, ■ labor and management with" each' other, In the relations be­ from falling Into the hand* of Waltrr J. Krnhne reported that Tariff -reduction ii a two-way tween different branches of the governm ent. The condition American Imperialists, The United Hie Aviation Committee had out­ retorts that the Marshall lined plans to organise a N a­ afreet. It not only enable* ui to extends right on down to individual relationships, as shown States Plan is -lii rehabilitate Europe tional fiuanl branch on aviation icll more produclt abroad, but by the rise in the divorce rate. rronomlcmly so thst it will hive at Ibe, Airport. ^ Ned Smith reit alio enable* ui to buy foreign This fact is recognized by Thom as G. Spates, vice; llw strength to defend Its inde­ tuntf-d favnrahli on 1’ost finaqcr from nggressiye IhniirlaK StiHiatrom'* report oft product! at lower -price*. prrsld en t of personnel adm inistration in the'G eneral Foods pendence inunlsm • ■Apnroiio* ■ _nf this/ See- .rjuuici^jtnii.. by-law revision to t ’o rp o rflllu ih .-tth Q -rece n tl Y. r m iiiuiuirulari-UutL-o-cotii-w-in m rryr-ff ■ u r'W a rk -m flh ili **iJ| inTuui," \VutId War II veteran* night In a f'hirago speech; »nd m-w regulations rrlstlng to Harold Slaneh, who announced hum an relations should be made a requisite for any college last " It ia Unfortunate that only Id riK-inteernhip applications was read, Tuctday that he will hr a candi­ degree. This idea waa received unfavorably by many college Euiopean states fell free to The new by-loi is. alluw Increase date in the A lkaniat Republican' ■heads, who contended that Hitch a requirem ent would neetl participate in the Paris eonfereiw-e ef the exccu i-cufivi committee (Ann Presidential preferential primary, long and careful consideration. They pointed but that Mitch on economic roopeiation. Thia ■even to nine. is willing to cooper­ Following by Sidney owing appeal . . . and it considering running in Geor­ courses are embodied in psychology program s, und tire re­ government ate wills every nation that pledge* lUChard, six members volunteered gia, will ipeak in Orlando Thurs­ quired of all who elect such courses. Princeton, for instance, a generous affoit to the common to serve on a Dost firing s<|uad claims th at such a m andatory course would bo u departure cause of European recovery." day night. Jor funerals and public occasion*. The Gpneial made a blunt ad- Several firing squads will attend from Its traditional emphasiH on liberal arts. dtess l-efore the Chicago Council first burial of veterans' bodies There is nKifch to be said in favor of compulsory courses on Foreign Relations and the the Dick Myeri, a former student returned from oversea* to Winter of Seminole High School, who In hum an relations somewhere along the line. The students Chamber of Commerce on the eve I'aik. it was announced. James of his depaiture for the Big Four tub! of the responsibility uaed to write a - column for The who do not elect psychology will stand in the most need of foreign minister** conference in - Wright f * emb#r* regarding burial of Sanford Heiald, wai in lawn over such practical Instruction in gettin g along with th e ir fellow London, )l« charged that Rnasia <t,Md rgrnn,(Wi ]|« cited the nrotrm benefits nf Legion membership, the weekend, telling friend* of a men. There fa no field of'endeavor In which the ability to appears determined , . . to P« Kurupe'n plight indefinitely, all as (Ini alto J. Q. Gatinway. . new advcitmng feature icrvice he work in harm ony with others is not of the g reatest impordeclared:' lance. handling. * "We do not propose to stand First Celery, Maybe It could Htnrt w ith home lessons In fnmlly co­ bv and watch the diaintergiatiutr of the internatiunal eunimunily tu operation a t about the age of th re e .' which we. Iwlong." - »^*ri f f a a l l a a t r f Itm m I f * * 1 r>a»l H ie Vcteraoi of Foreign Wars Meanwhile. over in Francr *ra bringing (4 to 16 a bushel in diitrict convention call! at­ 'Prem ier Peul Ramadler was a t­ hamper. ' . ' ^ Future Plans Of Japan tempting to form a new govern­ tention lo Senator P ep p ff't grow­ Celery - supplies at Itelow’ 60 ment which would have the cars a Wesk are expected from ing cnthum im lor the Communist While Ja p a n 'is Mill denied foreign intercourse, an Aa- strength to deal with the great the Zellwnod sector for th^ next cause. Calling him "an apologot floclated Pretta w riter ruportB th a t two divergent iwlltlcnl toward trying to bring former six week* at the end of which the (or Communistic groups at home philoBophiea are Miaplng in th a t.c o u n try , ready to be put crisis. HI* efforts were directed Sanford celery, together with a I'remleis Blunt and Raynaud into few car* from Sarasota are exiiifl almml-** llir vHrtani gni)||> -tnta.fffgi:t when Nltmnn'n Autonomy i^ rcffnlnml ' ■lha —Lliiai. Ait important faaimr peered. adopted a triolution condemning One 1h the conception of alignm ent with America, which of this move ia that Rcyftaijd Estimated celery acreage for and duavowing such activities on would autom atically mean an nntl-Ruaalnn Manri. This In would la-given control of economic Sanford and central Florida . it ami financial ttffalr*. In which he 1.8yd as compared with 2,647 at the pari of Pepper and dcmsndcd the Idea of Yoahidn, one tim e prem ier and form er nmlmHHn- long has basu an expert. > this tim e'last year. Pascal .vari­ that ‘"lie ccasc and d n itt from dor to London, who would im ttern much iu Jnpnfc a fte r pre­ ety with 978 i* greater than gold­ iqcV aclivitifi '» ihc future." It war England. He would, for example. ^ntnhUah User emperor 'flu* dodo bird, originelly found en with 918, whereas last year is about lime the Senator began In a position comparable to th a t of the Itrithlh kiiiR. on the island of Mauritius In the golden planting* were 1609 acres lo take notice of how hit Florida The other point of view, backed by one Anhltlo, nit Indian ocean, waa a relative of - aton a .1038 In the cantral Florida constituent! feel about thrie things. outhority on the Bnlka^s, would have tho country jqin the pigeon, but aa big aa a tur-J key. WEDNESDAY. NuV. 19, 1947 Sob siiteis and lenhmrntalitli who ate louder than ever in thru demands *ior coddling of prtionrii should trad lire account of the weekend orgy perpelisted uy two ex-convict* in Witdunsin. At the .very lime when avetime wave ol unprecedented proportion*, it sweeping the country, we find cer­ tain group! organising .againit punishment for criminals. They arc loud in their defense of gangsters, burglars, rmirdeim. rapists, and all the other anti-social' charac­ ters to be found in. our prisons] but they have little lo say about the vogng college student who go! mutdered. or bis sister-fndaw who - m i raped. . - forces w ith China and o th er .Aalatlc iMiwers, A gradual grow th of Japanese influence would be fostered through oriental channels entirely, Yoahlda Hee/n^ to have the aupport of old-time consen’atlvc diplomnta while th e 'h th e r Is winning c o n v e rt frtm r Osaka .industrlnllMa .and foreign traders, among them many younger lenders. The purpose of both plans is the emergence o f Japan ns an Influential pow.er. In o th er words, tho United .States m ust begin very soon to take a definite stand regnrdlng Ita fu tu re relations with Jnpnn. By RUSSELL KAY liar) •' Congress linn gone to work on the three-fold program could Us expected, r l hay aaliL1M •< • By DEWITT MACKENZIE which Prviiident Trtuna'n outlined Monday on th e ojn-ninif All I lie principal* In* the wed­ Immtmi*. I'luiMa Al* Furrign Affair* Analyaf ding wc-rv a drawing card (or tho 111 Haaaalla A itaa* day of the ijieclnl session when he culled for immediate maiaet, tnu, al the rehearsal. stop-gnp aid -fftr Europe to th e extent of 1597,000,000, en­ ‘ Scheduled fur' 5 I1, M. (12 mam KM m4 aa Mraad <I»m ntaiter actm ent of the lung range M arshall Plan for the rehabilita­ Tin-powerful Communist parties EST>. Oeleber IT, l*l». ■< iht l’a.i Olfltr The King and Queen, the i’rinM laataid, FUtMa, aadat lb* All tion of European industry, and a ten point program to re ­ of France-uml Italy arc intensify tag their cf/urU to cripple theaa c<-** and her fiance, apd all *4 CaaatrM al Hatrb b IMIstrict inflation in this country. sRr high clergy and- attendant* mis wh Thciv Beenm •tg~tHr~widerBi)mid ngrijdnViI7Tt frolii tlTc aimmaally ■ etirfkrtr^Tnrtisilae <4 It is estimated that only about uhe-slxlh of U 8. farm lands are fertilised each year. In Florida's forrsti and scrubs. * be ordered direct from the pubalong her glistening beaches and Usher* PRICES Florida Ii Indebted lo Viva Jane ' deep In her mysterious Everglades grow planta, weeds and glasses Cooke and Julia May Sampk-y for M atinee— 74c that beckon those skilled crates- a Job well done in compiling ami ' Evenihir— 91.20 men who have mastered the art publishing this Interesting and j brewing and“ -wrturmg ■Itrawr tictp w r vtst w m a c T s r c r d u r ru K r r , — TUtRIrfell— : " » 5 c ~ native material* to create art prise and effort the skill of braid­ (All Tax Included) *maring variety of useful articles ing and weaving might have beami countless n o v elties,____ ___ esm t-'j.lost .art foe ii is primitive ITtfW~ I.Ul Suspended Tlie"art o f braiding ami'wraving and rural In nature and hereto­ Features Htart •• such m aterials la aa old aa history fore has been acquired by word I:l(f 3:10 1:10 0:40 and this skill has been handed of mouth. One of the most fascinating f)own b y ' word of mouth from mother to daughter. A variety of traditions in the great southern patterns are found, the ‘ close- handcraft belt of the United States curl, fishtail, goose-eye, fishpot ia the braiding and weaving lore that has developed In the re­ and olhera. It remains for Viva Jane Cooke | latively short life of our nation. and Julia May Sampley to at- Included In these -traditions la a semhlc from every possible source wonderful native craft material, the fascinating story of this native the palmetto frond and tin- braid industry and compile all available patterns for It* use passed on information in a book, the first uf from mother to daughlct through its kind ever published, entitled successive generations. Commercially the palmetto comes "Palmetto Braiding and Weaving." Through pain staking effort In, lung strips of frond* uf almost and lirrless research th ese, two perfect color ami structure fur enterprising women have gather­ weaving. In Its native state, a ed and pieced together the many single leaf may be stripped and IntoHuHlarge ledb f U l i I B IsiH hits of knowledge from those who made up H know the secret* and the skill* Frond* may tie purchased plain or of braiding and weaving and pre- dyed. If gathered by the worker, nt this interesting and valuable they ar* easily prepared for use. information in printed form, with And now a word a limit the each clearly and simply eirlaincd authors; Julia May {tampley; Imm pnd supported by II lustrations so in south Alabama, came to Florida that even the novice who carefully aa it child, and was raised in follows thesa Instructions may be- Escambia am i. Santa Ru*a cminrume a skilled‘braider and weaver I ties. In 1935-37 she made a survey in a short time. uf Florida industries fur the Flo­ Those who have TQastrrrd the rida State Chamber of Commerce art will find all the materials they wind: resulted in the publication nerd In woods and fields, saw uf the Industrial Directory. palmetto, palms of many types, From 1938 tu 41 slu- utganlxed grass*!:, reeds, rush**, straws, and and directed a hunu-crnfl train­ sedges from which may be made ‘ ing program with the co-opera* such a variety of articles as fana,, turn of the Florida Stole Fanner* pincushlo'tu, purse*, mat*, baskets, Markets and the State Ih-purthats, vase ami bottle covers, shop­ merit of Education. ping bags, bonnets, belts, a n d ; Viva Jan* Cooke waa olso bom* many other things. 1 in Aiabahia. ioea.vug in Florida in The book "Palmetto Braiding 1921 at Eustis. Aa propietor of a and Weaving” la beautifully Sprint gift shop and msnagei <’>f a Farm eii ami prufuselv illustrated with Wrfman's Market *h* learned much the finest half-tone engraving* of native honif.craft innL become— Dial"show* uiKAy ekantptes of the an Iristiuctor in this subject with braiding ami weaving art ami the vocational dopatlmelU of the serve lo guide the- student with State educational -aystept, luster charts and Illustration* of the she became manager of the Home various weaves and hrkid*: It is Industrie* Division of the Holly exceptionally well written and well Hill Stale Market. edited and i* indeed a credit to its Mutual Interest in hum* craft ) author*. Published by Manual brought these two capsule women 1 Arts Presa Peoria, III. it sells al I- gi'lltci, they, pooled llit'ii htmw._ your hook dealer#' for 12.76 or may ledge,' aeached diligently gently I«r for all available lnfunuatiun and have lemw 4,0111 PKMMCEt givrn the result n/ their laluir in celery deal la the effect of hurri­ this must interesting and valuable frWaW w U l W i f t l l l f l S canes a ml fains in the glade* work which should have a nlace area where celery planting* are In the library of every Floridian. Am Hi I*mI H UlkJttl Wuuif etimated at down to 600 acres as A 20lh Century-Fox Achievement! compared with 2036 acres at this Dr. Charles L. Persons time last year. West coast acre­ Last Ti^nes Today! age Is put at 4i>0 as compared OpIomelriMt * Door* Open' 12:45 I*. M. with 476 acres last year. The Sanford Atlantic Bk. Bldg. n m si Glades and central Florida reduc. Ilnurs: t-12 1-8 Phone 296 lion* gives a* 2,986 acre estimate S it. * -II a* compared with 6086 last year Eyes Esamlncd - Glasses Fitted BWMUIJM K as of Nov. I. I 1_L . _ l 't u r b u tto n -d o w n o h lrt! UNCLE DAN FROM DOOLIE MOOHK8VILLR (N. C.) TRIBUNE DEAR MISTER EDITORt Since I been sorter relying on you newspaper folk* to Mttl* i me Dig promems in tfts worm and fo know Ml the anayrtr Ter everthlng. f got something else I watit to find out about. I know you ain't going to let me down because I have my first time yet (0 see where the newspaper boye didn't know all the answers. But what I been wondering about fer years is how them Europeans celebrate Columbus Day, Of course, over here we don’t pay ■o much attention to I t The banks all close up fer that day, but they close up fer moat any-' ftltn* liidsa lha thing, an so tuM we nah'4 c a r t Judge the int­ ent oy wheth portsnee of thg event in* or not they shut down. But river In Europe they ought to make a triple-decker out of that day and I personally would ap­ preciate them Europeans giving a little more attention to i t f wish you would read up on history and find out bow them folks In Europe got Mong long afore The Atsocialed Dailies meeting i Dayton* Beach lakes cQgnUance of continued complaint* agtinit prrst (tom publicity seekers, it a need, says one editor, dispcL a lack of understanding the pa it of the public of thy Jems confronting newspaper*. ■ than anything else the pub', lo be told that newspaper is as ureciou* as it i* listthat additional white paper newspapers are punt-, is virtually unobtainable at price, and that this rhorlage exclusively from the trt* use which the public is ng of newspaper space, seeker* cannot underre did th e j borrow™their ' why the three or four page y from ! Who did they use they wanl printed free of or t reserve* lo threw In when was about to lose a w a rt la cut to two or three they Who coma to their rescue they had won and didn't " to Uvp on? These and many tatlon ever twenty days! I wish yoa’d e ftf* ™ look th u s things up, Milter Edi­ need to be tor. and let ipe know. I reckon It was a bad day for the Indti Indian* dliIans when Columbus dis­ ____ w wT but T it waa a covered America, nreily good day fer you and me, but what It was to ua ain't no­ thing compared to what It was fe r.il hem Europeans and I wish you would find out just how they'** celebrating the day ovtr there. Do the banks all elois up that day sod the government* refuse to ask fer a loan from the United States on that hal­ lowed • ocean Ion ? If thay ain’t celebrating proper, t fer one am going to complain. If I was a European I would put Columbus several, notches above Napoleon and Blsmark and Julius Caesar. From Euro­ pe's standpoint, Columbus dis­ covered a gold mins, to hell‘with the East Indies or where hri thought he was going. b i uvndctful collar roll* /uM rift andp * to comfortably. Tailored with all thl m that hat mad* M anhattan murk of quality sine* 1357*. pm COl* cor* SANPOS * w ** ’ - M m �L * -' T ., '' PA RE TH R E E TH E 8A N F0R D HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA W EDNESDAY, NOV. 19, 1947 F.xcrpt for accident*. rheumatic IW I ih * report that more than n million pjnplr suffer from tjifitt Yrvpr t ' ihr~m n i rommon cause smntic hoiirt disease Mayfair And Jaycecs Will Sponsor Dance WKDNK.SDAY ‘ The third session of^ihe‘Untied Nations study will be held at 7:30 P. M. at the First Methodist Church. A panel disussion will be held and will |>c composed of hading representatives of Han­ ford. THURSDAY The American Home Depart* b e n t of th r Sanford Woman's Club will meet at 8:00 I*. M. at the club house. Mrs. Colenn Wilholt will give a food dentonstraA "Thankkgiving supper will ho given by the Phllathea Class op tne First Baptist' Church a t 0:30 P. M. at the church annex. All metnbera and their husbands are invited to attend. Call Mrs. Wal­ ter Feeler. * Seminole Chapter, ,fio. 2. O.E.S. # ill meet at the Masonic Hall for a covered dish supper at 0:30 P. M. Regular business meeting at 8:0(1 P . M. The Hanford Gramm nr school PT.A . will meet at 3:30 P. M. at the school auditorium. Room mothers will meet at 11:00 A1 M. In the office w ith 'th e chairman, Mrs J. C. Davis. Those deilring lunch must make reservation with Mra. Davis, telephone KI9-W. The jf.T.A. executive Iward will meet f t 2:30 P. M. in the office also. . The Boulh Side Primary SrJmol will present a program over radio station WTRH at 2:00 P. M. in observance of National Hook PARTY TOURIST CENTER . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20 - 8:00 V. M Sponsored by The Pilot Club of Sanford Prizes — Refreahmentu • GOc Each Per C O L O G N E CHEST ^ j. • (/VOW . v . .. . . . A * C O M P L E T E feAU D i C O L O G N E W ARDROBE P R E T T IE S " a ll - - •V . SI IK,-VEER'S JEWELRY ( F o rm e rly H o h e rtV J e w e lr y ) M l \Vc>t 1‘lr s l SI re e l SHOtS Poll* Parrott Ifftl is w«oi bf 9»cwp% ol »OVPt)»l#M jvil IAf In a row — and you're let for oim oif o*»d Hibiscus Circle Met At Wilson Estate The Hibiscus Citric o fort! Carden Club met Panin wit S-JB Srr •^-W *»< assisted by Mr*. Annie l.ivie Wilson and Kntie Fox. The lovely old mansion was dernnitrd with scarlet hibiscus and the guestwere taken on a tour of the home which is furnished with many lovidy anlli)ues. After the. lour a covered ilisjt lunehrou was held and doting the short bua.ineaa meeting Mis. P, It. Bark and Mr*. Clause, new mcmU-r*. wete welcomed into the The teiignation of Mis day. While in Tampa ihev guests at the Hay* View 1(ol Among tho*. attending Mona Itulli Mills, Ma>> Herndon, la’land ItmM, W.uh Her. Ingrid Krlrr-nn, d nis 1 phni, Jean Fi \ <t , lit* hit kins, Janet W.-lfet. Ihut .1 Joy nil* Mae Join-. iKinoa llnipor. Belly tom Partin, ettee Clause, Garnett White. * HOLLYWOOD, Nov. I B - W Talk alxiut Bing Crosby's retiring appears to tm Just so much Ulk. When you pin him down, hr admits only Jne public wish would make him ahut off hts famous pipe*. Them Jias. been much discussion yf the groaner’s retirement, la-cause of the Petrillo ban In rec­ ords and transcriptions and be­ cause Uing ia- on* of Paramount'* hardest workers. Bing himself has added fuel to the rumors. But when he was caught in- a rate pensive mood on the “Conn. Yankee” set, he spoke differently. "When I'm on vacation," he aald. referring to his Canadian trip last summer, "I don't see show people. I spent my time with the public, the men I was hunting with, the guides, etc. Thay are a real cross-section of th« listening audience. “They seemed to want to hear my show, no m attar how It came over, transcribed or live. All except K. Kilpatrick was initiated last week into the Upsilon Chapter of lb-la Alpha P*i, national honorary anil professional areounting fra mem lirrshlp, a student must main­ tain a high acholaatir average and posses* qualities of leadership and high moral character. M r-K ilpatrick is married and with his wife, Adronica Kllpattick, lives In Gainesville. He la the son of Mr. and Mr*. K. IL Kilpatrick of this city. Mr. Ktlpalrirk 1* enrolled In the College of Business Administration at the University of Florida where he Is majoring in areounting. Set How Style, Fiotetting end Value Combine lo Moke This Ihe Set! in Rainwtarl money ahead In value with nm- of illtr new Alligator Hainronta! They're 'round tho year roots, for rain, hail, wind nnd dust! Mnlrlib-** in protective processing, rombined with iable tailoring nnd high J styling. Try oneon today! every day in the week. You'll have IMPRUDENCE, CARNATION OARDENIA ... and Ihe NEW R IQ U ifl JB REVIEN S, TQUlHTDN DRUG CD.i All Wool Gsbsidlne QUEEN-W EVE. Fhflhion’n Finest 100% Wool G tbitniine Coats, beautifully a n d hundsomvly tailored with all tho details found only In the moat expensive sport coats. In colors of Relife, Gray, Tonst, Aqua and Moss Green. Casual Boy Coats and the new fla tn l back styles. "Thay are buying all !h* beat- DON’T PAIL TO HEAR 939.95 lo 955.00 A R T H A R R I S T R IO fair Inn Cocktail Loungi “We Clothe the Family — We Furnish the Home' EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT — I V E Y ’S Pierre Van Passen, minister, lecturer, *uthnr and foreign rorMrs. Garden Tlrlsson was elected ’ respondsnt, will speak at the Metren-uier to flit out Mis. Wood­ [ morial Junior High School in Or­ ruff's uii-vxpired term lando next Sunday night a l 8:45 Closing the meeting Mr*, o'clock. Mr. Van Paasxfn, aythor of several best sellers, including. “That Day Alone", “ Day* of Our Years'* and many others, will *|H*ak on the “International Situa­ tion In Taileatine." Brrngntxed as one of dhe foremost Christian Zionists in the world. .Van I'aassen's lecture Is being sponsored by the Central H. E. Kilpatrick Goch Florida district or the Zionist Into Beta Alpha P«i Organisation of America and the Orlando Chapter* - of Ilsdsssah Of interest til friends in Sanand Masada. He will be intro­ duced by Misa Dorothy l^ykhart, fold is the word receive) -yr-slrg. Hollywood ‘~ -.•i T A l.l, W O RK G U A R A N T E E D fhfwc# * t|Inif|t .■•tiff Van PaasHcn Will Speak On Palestine Hall Lectures given In Winter Park during the winter season. T H ESE" " F IV E WATCII REPAHUNG-- your} P»# ••ttm'J fwi> cl#v#t3jp#il In >u ; Kpisropal rhurrh nml cnioyctl n O. E 2 members nml t ^v ered dish supper. After a The Pilot Club -will sponsor a rho are intgrtMed in 1sbortbusiness meeting Mr*. I.ubenefit bridge and Chinese check­ crippled children’s f rile F. Moor*, ehoir director; and er party at 8:00 P. M. at the latllla .itre requested I "* 9* Iraint-, -organist of -8t. Tourist Center. Tickets may be the ElkU Home on i Mary » Episcopal Church of Dayobtained at the door and* prixaa tons Beach, made up a program will be given. of “Chant*.” The vocal selection* * FRIDAY rendered by Mr*. Moure demon­ 9 Seniinola Retiekab Lodge No, the old *lylr used In the 43 Win have a rovered dish supper will meet with Mr*. A. K. Shoe­ strated fifteenth century and the modern in the I.O.O.F. Hall at 6:30 P. M. maker. 2318 Mellonville Avenue, style of IlMO. Every Rabekah la expected, to a t­ at 8:tat P. M. Those from Sanfurit attending tend and bring their own table Tht-^.Dependable Class of the were Mr*. George Tuuhy and Mr*. First Methodist Church will meet 11. W althour., Other were Dr. at 8:00,1'. M at the home nf Mrs, IL nrrd M rr- H"F.*“ Strwt|rt. “Mt it. T ltg ii' SmiHi; West Figli- Christine Baldwin. Mr*. Klirabeth Seminole Chapter No. 2, 0. E. S. teentb Street. T Col? and Bob Setter all of Win­ ter Park; Walter Kimble of Orlando; Mrs. C. J. Ingalls of Grovcland; Mr. ami Mrs. IV, C. BRIDGE and CHINESE CHECKERS Fralne and son. Ciiffoid, and Mra. Moore of Daytona Beach. . Tlu‘ weight of coal nnd oil |*r« dined In the l'nil>‘>l St*'' ‘ 1 ■toUlg II iilnuit l.lion* time* ibo wt-lulu . gf IIn-ton il iii Ibis country A charily hall will lie sponsored I bv thp Seminole County Junior > Chamber of Commerce and the * Mavfair Inn on IVc. S in the main Bridge Party Held rw cnrw m -nrT ac h c ia r irw ra s irF r ■ I nminrrd ■ thhr - iwii niiig by Lind WelHT. managing director of the Mayfair ltin_ Proceeda-fenm the .. About. _IHI .people-attended -the dance will In* donated to the FerRUbscripiiim bridge party given Miss Helen E. Welch of Janes­ nald Laughton Memorial Hospital. Inst evening at the Holy Cross Episcopal Parish House by the ville, Wts. is spending a few days The dance will be free to all mem­ woman's auxiliary. Proceed* will a sthe__guest of Mr. and Mrs. Joe ber* of the hospital association and ticket^ will go on sale today go toward the buying of kitchen Parris on 'Sanford Avenue, whlrh will serve as memberships. equipment for the Parish House. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Davts of They may be obtained from mem­ A 'long tra table wo* placed In Fast Liverpool, D. have arrived ber* of Jho Junior Chamlwr of the renter of the stage. A lace in Sanford and are spending the Com metry. rlolb covered the table whirh was winter at 801 Kim Avenue. Two orchestras have been on* centere*! with an artistic arrange-{ gaged to furnish music for the mint of fiuit. Chrysanthemums Mrs. II. C. Waters. Sr. has re- affair and rlancing will lie from were also used in drcorating the table and a large arrangement turned after visiting for three 0:00 P. M. until l:0Q A. M,“Fea­ of t he flowers w a - placed at the weeks with (riruda and relatives tures of the dance will,be a fashi­ side of the stage. , in Hendersonville, Kentucky, At­ on show and specialty dance acU. lanta,' Norfolk, Va. and Kvans- Boh Dennis of the Jayrres ia in Mr*. W. A. I.t-fflcr was In charge of arangement*. J. Uralrharge of the affah- and was as*i ley (Wham, president of the or­ slated by Mrs. Fred Hall. Mrs. | ganisation, stated today that all George Hhlpp. Mrs. Donald Hulls1 civic clubs, veterans organisations and Mrs. II. H. Coleman. Playing and churches will be called upon was enjoyed from 8;00 P. M. un­ for their support. til 10:00 P. M. after which whirh high : ........................... and second high were awarded to Ware Bible Class women and men . player*. Mrs. Joe Melsch and Mrs jlacot Eller* Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Knapp Has Turkey Supper be were awarded high pi lies for daughter, Jkckie, left today the women ami Itqy Collin* and and for Chicago, III. to make their Edwin Shlnhotser for tho men. future home. .In Chicago they Four seteeno priles * Were also reside at 7808 South Shore given, two for the men 'ami two will, for the women. t Drive. .Mrs. Knapp' will be iemembered a* the former Virginia At the conclusion of the games Ford. refreshment* consisting of dainty sandwiches, mints, rookies and 1ml coffee were served -by the Organ Guild Meets committee assisted by mrmbers In Winter Park of the St. Monica Chapter of the auxiliut y 8:00 P .M . U ntil CktaliifT"* ~ THE MUSIC BOX and 36.50 Fine Grade Colton Twill from If#1©* 5#fj[ ©ttf �■* P A GE FOUR W E D N E S D A Y . N O V . 19. 1947 T H E H A N FO R D H E R A L D , H A N FO R D . F L O R ID A European Aid Baby Seminoles Rack Up 19 To 6 Decision Over Eustis High Team M'aallMM I h m IMI House Appropriation* Committee. Cful > it the fund, th« Slat* I Department h aa' proposed giving By AKTIII'H BECKWITH, Jit. drr*on and moved the hall 27 I Ainli in $42,000,000, Itt^ly *22/.(000,000, ami F ran ts *:i2*,ooo,<wi Herald Sports Editor yard* tu the Kurd*. i-lght yard to tide them over the winter. ______ The -Seminole, High B-hool Hsbv line. Two play* later Andurnrii The’assistance would include lima. tawtinuliw alurtM-d-pttwrr and ng- moved over for the first id. 1uul, .'4 * 1 U**t*r- and • *»U*»-c fa" H' " J i t r— ■# "—'ll II." ■— t laatv rw aa-lasl-nig Ui-*« -int/Hiie /•ftpplica. In a lli to it victory over * .stub­ extra point w n wide. IV .in or tty liefore tha foreign comborn Fuat is High linin' Panther Just after the aerund quarter „miite* voted, the Senate-Hum-.* aggregaliuti un a rain .snaked opeqyd. Kuslli kicked put on their field. “Keontimlr TXWihtlftea "aide tracked 'IH. Aiidt-ratm and Duntier Little Don Monn, fleet Kualia 'll the sphere to the one yard' Immediate action on Pu-aidenl halfback, etvnted the aenaationnl Truman's rationing and pric* eontrpl propofal*. I l o w e v t r, play of the rontcat hy aeampering 60 yarda through the whole F*d ,,,, m„„ „„„. C haimtan Taft (K-Uhlot raid the •Iffregalim i for n tourhdutan in n, o. group decided to gu ahead Frithe second atanri. anford kicked off to •'•y 'vith hearing. op other phases In the-first period Sanford par­ on took the hall an,I uf U"' ^ W w l s coal of living tially blocked a Panther kirk and MO yatila for the only r*/” cn the next play .Cedriek Dunhar » ■ I think that if we are going took a rerpfae from Chatles An•, to gel anything out of tliia spec*nn her lefenseV «n *«' Congres, we Will lilnv nfter the fnurlh *1*V* *" I***'* those point* Ulltll , Keeling rammed over thV r' * ‘'J*r “ W’ . , d Seminole score. .J 'S f V V ’ w "* « “ * ‘ .cl lianas starticl the K' M'rh > rAl,ed ‘h» House llankplayers for Sanford: Commltte* to meet Tuesday It And Hritt Yates at (,,r ™ nsidm tlon of tha whole Id Yarborough and Kd ' “oge of Mr. Tniman'a economic Are you troilhled hr dtitreas nf frmsl# functions) fwrlixllc clUttirh. ic trickles. Hill liuward co"lrol irenmini ndaloms, Includsners) iron tint miks , c.u suiter irf^ nf the ituordn ami 'W _liifllttftl ptic#, wage and ra* from pwla. fret so nenvui. U nl­ Kim at n-nlrr. The Honing regulation*, i t such (tim e r Thro cm rrx L u lls I I Pilikhsm'. Vrsclahtr Cutmsumd to nrluded Floyd Spark"We are not ruling out anyrrllctn such ir>npt..mt I'li.nisnr* rterhaek, Cedtirk Don- thjng In our studies," Woleytt has a arsni] .--jihltts StTei i M r-nr ill-Keeling at the half- said. Iff* at* going to study evpi Itomani mull fmpoiliint tupantl and Charles-A................ . economical proposal the Pres­ VLTDU L PINKHAM 'SSSm tl!' ident made In Ills message to Congress.” II* indicated representative* of government; industry, labor, ag ri­ culture unit consumer* wili—rm DON’T RISK YOUR CROPS . . ssked to testify Imt g*Ai no him of whst legisistiim the committee DON’T EXPERIMENT.......... might lecomnientj to the lluusy. In outlining the terms of lh.' emergency aid lull, Vandenbarg USE WALKER PROVEN PRODUCTS •aid the committee liad placed adnunistration of the 'program In • IN SEtTIL’IDKS the hands of the State Depart' menl as Secretary of State .Mar­ • FUNGICIDES shall had proposed, i t , *|ieclffed, noWever, that the Admintstiallon • FUMIGANTS should l>c “In accordance with the diieclluil of the President." • FE U T IL I/E K S Vamienlierg Said 'the purpose nf this section is to avoid sotH av e a W A L K S II Field ! Michigan Hits Top Rung In Collegiate by rrcordlias completed 124 passe*, 120 of them by Com-rly, and needs only five *■ «v fl l l l , FTtWI.FR to pan- the record mark uf NEW Y o m ; Nov. |B W — mure KIM art hv tllrnn Ikibhi anti Tuhta Michigan ha* a chance to !w>r»m» in 1012. .‘ ' '. the'first Ilia S’lnr team. In modern Mississippi, R u s h i n g A v e r a g e s breakOig Charlie C/mi>>ly fim with a rural off envied -wvrrsrr nf 400 or more vatrln tier game rhampiun, moved to.it* 1947 pin front fulfilrig aiuT'pasalnr. •The Wolverine*. in Mraain* Wis­ consin 40-tl laat week, again took over - the ton rung in National Collegial,- A thlrtir Korean stallstiral rankings for tom! offrn<r. ■»ftt-t -pen.line? a week in second plare la-hind Detroit's Titan*. who trailed posit Inna this week Mirhigan lieUrmi its tier-game average, now Hated at 40H yarda as against 4IM1.7 laat week. Only ten teams have gone thiough a season with n ton nriietter mark j n tM laat five year* —tieorgla, T>d»a twice. _____ Itoalon College, Nott* pome twice. Army twin-. Alahama and Oklahoma A.AM. The Wolevrlnes, who have led In forward passing since ihe'start Keith Doyle, '■imter stalwart of the Ilnlverslty of Miami Muvriranes. of the season, hit the top learn In The vetrtnn Duyje in playing his lliitd seaann iif fodtlml! with Miami rushing fot the first tlmu till* and will stall .it the pivot post Nnv. 21, when Miami faces Florida week. Their earlier aerial em ­ phasis gradually has liatanred off in the Orange Howl. with an. increasing rclianre on a ground gsme. Michigan ha* aver- pas.-ir* They're filth -in forworn passing. When Indiana' completed 17 of 21 paa*,** against Marquette laat wwfc fur .760 yard* it act a seaion single game high fur aerial yard1__iumtitd. ihu—LL from 15th to aewnd Irr the AMOCO TIRES BATTERIES L U B R IC A T IO N CRAWFORD’S AMOCO SERVICE Ixh-uI Crmip Sings At llaptisi Meeting Bowling News air and 2.1B5 on the flat. Detroit retained the lushing of­ fense lead with a -tit) yard per Second Street & Sanford Avenue . i if . The male r)Uatte(te nf the First Itaptist‘ Church'i of Sanford, which Includes Myron Smith. .1. Marlin Hllnrciphur, Kvans MtCoy and K. n. Carter, sang two numbers at the opening session of the llaptist llrotherhooil Convention In Orlundo Monday uvuniiig. Mrs. MrCoy arrompunled. , Termed by C. A. Holcombe, the llaptist state secretary, ns the Iwst hrnthrrhoitd iiuartetle in Florida, the ipiarlclUt has been ref|u*steii to aptwar at other ses­ sion* of the fonvegtiiort being held a t the First IlnpUsl Churelt In In the womens league last night Kllert .Stuck. Powell* Office Hupidy. lolled the high single game for llte night with a 1*11. Cleannr Whiner, Music IIox, had high three games with a total of 41$ ^iim,—_—— The' last plare Mutlr'Hdx team stnrreft to rolling a fte r losing so many games hy taking two nf their thiecTgame* front the Kasttifr Co. leant. I.cihrmans also took two of their thus- games from the league leadtrig Powell Office Supply .Team. Team Service man inspect your > erttpd! Profit by eipcrlence w h|it to .une for muni econom ical control of pcnti; Check WALKIMt Product* Telephone Orlando 6771 WALKER FERTILIZER CO Orlando, Florida amendmciiL.. h y _ Senator__Ixolgi Ill-Mass) railing tor tu-Aiasst for 1t Jit* prorurrment of iwtroleuni and | m-troleum prodtteta outside this country "to the maximum extent practicable.” 2. France, Italy and Austria ate leipiested "tu give full runtinuoui puldicity” within their conntries so as tu inform the ulti­ mate consumers as to the purpoxe, source, character and amounts of commodities made available by tha \K 8. 3. The three countries are to permit representatives of thp United - HI ate* to observe and re­ port nti the diitrlhutlnn uf rummudiUa*. 4. The President is given au­ thority In end tile program "when­ ever he finds by reason of ehnnv ed romlillont” that the rullcf ia no tongi-r, necesaarv or desirable. ir s .ii.s u i iim , STORE PICK-THE-WINNER r'* CONTEST First Prize .. Reversible Outdoor Jacket Second Prize IT’ Magic Skin Doll • A w n rd rd Hy FIRESTONE STORES ^ Third Thru Fifth Prizes ........... ......For Each Prize Winner, One.Pass For Two To Ritz Theater • INSTHIICTI0NH IlttllolH muni he In The Herald nfflee before noon nn Frldny or prod marked by that time. All gamea muni ho mnrked. BALLOT AUBURN V8- ttABYAHD V8- DUKF. ILLINOIS V8-VS- KENTUCKT WISCONSIN . MIAMI • -VS- CLF.MH0N e .« f The average ropper ore In the I’nilrd .States In 11*44 contained nbmit *.'»’> hundredths uf one per rent uf eop|M-r. P le n ty of Time i fo Payl FREE SPECIAL upening next w?*'k o f the fifth receive nn hqnorapy ilegree front Oxfonl University. T t f . 6 « 0 « 6 ' Moil conservation has been i-»tnbli.1i Involving • more that 1*00,000,000 acres in the 11. 8. %<■ i ! ‘‘ " IT ‘S Y O U R Rheumatic fever usually strikes a victim between tha age* of five and ten. i S * L f FINEST Q U A L I T Y S A T I N 'F I N I S H Rag. S .9 6 Voluol Otis, two amt four-quart-sli**. tack wltlSsj. own covet. Life­ time ware that "cooks right, S ta y s bright.” M O V E - ] 4 4 e r e ~ A f« -M o n c y 5 a v er» ROBSON SPORTING GOODS Suggest.. . J: tip to #0% mars non-skid Smart, modern da-- a n o sign w ith nawtyps, salf-hsattnc covsr, Holits 12-14 lb. fowL aagtasl Up to M% strengarl Wider, flatur traad gtvsa up to 32X mar* mllsagal IDEAS For Every Age Group FO R ( I n F u ll C olor s tu r d y U o iru ) Prefsurci Cooker • a fa , sssy to use. Makes food look b«tt«r, t u t , battar and savta praV cious vttsmtns. J C H R IS TM A S GIFTS TABU RADIO 2 1 .9 5 Blab, clear tana and planty of pcwarl Big sat parfocwanca at •maU ast priest CHESS CHECKERS CRIBBAGE O ff >C o o k in g Tim a ALUMINUM ROASTER K COTTON CONHUMFTION - WASHINOTON. Nov. 19-OP) Tha Censua Bureau retiorted today that cotton consumed during Oc­ tober totaled 024,2in balaa of lint and 103,11ft hide* of Hitters. This compared with. 727,448 bale* of lint and 90,920 balaa of linters consumed during September of this year, and 933,415 balaa of tint and 79,547 balaa of linters consumed during October of last yaar. . Sauco P an s n s .) rent Assi’mhlv's aeenda,Fmir mslor Ir/'sl points wore raised! the h-gslitv of llrllaln’s league of Nations mandatt'rThe validity of the Kalfmtr Deelaralinn nf_U il-.-Hm-cumputaiuie—of. the United Nstfonx to partition Palestine, and the legality of any plan to rnfurre partition. The rrport'said: “A rrfusal to stihmit these nuestfons for (he opinion nf the International Court of Justice would amount to a confession that ihe United Nations are deter­ mined to make recommendation* In a certain direction, not be­ cause those recommendation* an* In areord with the principle* of International justice ami fairness, but because the majority of the c* desire to settle the proha certain manner itfesperlive of what the merita of the questions, or the legal ohllgatipna at the parties might be. . A L U M I N U M W A RJ N S FUFF of CIIAKCE Hhtsle Island was the best cul­ tivated of tile colonies wbrn tha Pilgrims took over front the Indlans. . 'CbIHESC } GIN RUMMY oibckcU / (L eath er Pocket Site) fr't BacjuHfulf TALK -----NORTH CAROLINA NOUTHWKSTEllN .United Slate* needs 300,dob m professional registered nurses. TKNNK83ER ___ SBARKINO FtllOHT N ‘ -VS-. . . MINNESOTA . - , - - ------ -V8FLORIDA ___ 449 1 Double d to Double 12 N. C- 8TATH *V8- V JR G IN IA ____ DOMINOES BANFOIID -VB- 8RARREKZB L eather Covered Chest Of VANDF-II1HLT -V8- M A R Y L A N D ____ A M l clangs and tt shoots 10 FAVORITE GAMES *a*i r< .*> I-!Tsrfwbftffii - »-C" ROLLINS STETSON BUDGET O ther Popular GimM Me • HONEST J • ROULETT • CARDS • i FINANCE MISS, COLLEGE nE SURE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING- Beautiful Selection of C THURSDAY 161 Popular Games F PHewd; FIRESTONE STORES 111 E u t r ih il S t m t FI rent ones New Service and Brake Deportment la Now Open Fine Estimates On All Work. Have Tour (Ur Repaired Now. Pay On Eaay Pay Plan. All Work Guaranteed. •Get Your Ballot In Sanford Lodge No. 1S41 ROBSON SP0 �'4 • * T h * S D N E S D ^ Y , NOV. 19, 1947 SANFORD UEHALD,- SANKOKD. FLORIDA d r (»inl.i? i THEY W O U L D OUTBOARD MOTORS Authorized ( A l l t *aU IIIV IC I -/* T O O , I F IT A P P E A R E D HERE x o r i a ; m urH A U ihO M h l** l > i K i i wlww (if i»•*1»|flirt-,tiiml Ailitti-M i« Tut & Y A R D L E Y V E N E T IA N H L1N B S America'* .Mont Beautiful 'Aluminum — Cedar — PolUhid Aluminum nM r*Mu f r K r r r l RO BSO N H PO nT lN O GOODS J08 K. U l Mi. L e g a l N o tic e R E A D Y O llft A D ISiuae »U P . W . STEYEN’S - C l7 W. Roliinmwi - Orlando P h o n e -2-0729------- 'UlltUHllI 44.. Y«ll ilY • iiil* hi*» llilil -« 4* • r r. iiitiiiuirtl til* . 4*1HUH r iVm'cO Hfh J.-il:a-i-alr .if Kd>rtiUiulr itumi * t , i* r iJ iiiii# f> . m u U i M t t l f t . l X HSTEiL'Jk’MiMitL* \>— .ira u B \ «y A R T IC L E S F O R S A L F #* * CllltlST.MAS gift boxes of mixed UFKICE spare In Melsch Budding. eitroa—EXTRA FANCY PACK 1 J jr g e light offices, uewly uecer—Tom Men,. Plume* -183 or 3od. S ated. all utilities, heat and lanlB to r service furnished. Call HtM- * Gas space heaters glt.:ir> up . W II. & A. Dept. Store. II. 1L POPE CD. INC. I I FO R R EN T lE C O IlD PLAYERS and radios ■ for rent. By day or week. The ■ Musi- Rox, 110 W. 1st St. hone 063. w a n Adulla Ve d t o r e n t liuiliir** OpjHiriunilirs WANTED—RUtrilaitor and 'nit’slilrn fur Plastic Rivs»in|». Till? U the U-sl nrn| *<’t U»> rorftlnjf on (he matki'l fur' wood and liiioh-um and your opportunity In make sunn* i ml money. Gihba Liquid lla stir Allrnrf, l2l)H Pal­ HOT PLATE LUNCH mer Si.. Uilnhiiu Served from ll:3C to 2 nt llomer'a FOR SALK: SmnH Mutv, fish & FLOWERS nu-ai ran»s, iru.k. II,,x (* C arr fas all ocekklon* I In old. Me NEILL A YOST FLORISTS WANTKI); Store oi -mall InitiSipes Ave. just off Celery m-h». tin* V t-ui, iiitnlil. Office ph. 403 residence ph. 610 R ■ ACRES of tiled fain, land, ex■ re llrn t ecuidilion. $35 00 per ■ aciiPhone 7HI-J, Rox CM ■ Care Herald. SEWING MACHINES jRJKNISHKD room kitchen privlSALES AND SERVICE Sieges. Close In. Phone 18-W. . , - Rert’.-i iGjxing Msrh. Shop bat*,. New gas stove, [only. 23(H) MHIonville 10 I UXF.IH) FEEDS—ciieiiiet# Una. Hunt's T u ird f Feeo Store PRIED 811Midi* DINNERS every night at Homer**. 12 SPEC IA l. SEUVICES KENT A CAR y o u d r iv e i r PHONE ZW . * BWICKL AND-Mt lit BISON • UDMVE-IT. INC. RADIATOR cleaning, n-pniring. ’ New Rndialoia, i»'W -core*, We take off A in,lull. Jiipmie Cowan'ii S|ieet Metal Works. Phone ftlrt, Kvprit Radio Repairing Fred Myers, 311 L. 2nd SL Tailored auto seat coven £ up­ holstery welk, ‘Iteit & Shy, Phooe :m:i l. SEE US FOR (UEDROOM lurniaht-d or unfur^ CABBAGE plant*, Marlon Mar­ ’trished home. Phone 1000, 6:30 ket. L H. Mann, Luke Monroe. to 6:00. Q. e 7 10 ■FT. double duly meat IFUHNISIIKp Apt. or house. display case and courpn-ivur in Phone Hi. jtooil condition,_ new motor. Lodge & Son-. tOOM AND HOARD lit private home. Single man, good refer­ MRS. SHOWN MILLERS Fruit ences. To:becum£_f<umly memCake *7 Plggly Wiggly A-TeWe ■ mjm E n n R x n r t r intintt ibrr. Cull Hob McCall after 7 Supply.__ t_ ___ ’ AND TYPING M'.M. UtiO-J. CH ED ir r.UIIKAU OF 1-60 UAL. Electric w ater heater. SANFORD. Electric Service Company. 207 BEAL ESTATE FOR SALE 110 N. Park . P h m l*» Magnolia Ave. l*hon« 101. 1-30 UAL. and 1-36 gallon tatile FOil RENT—Floor sondtir. Easy BEAL KSTA'IK lop water heaters? Electric Ser­ o|H-rathoi. Reatonahle tales. Sun•ih.SM .ANIK fun) Paint & OVr»a Co. Phone vice Company 207 Magnolia d u ll I GAGE LOANS A m . I'htrnr HIL------------ — — -S O X :- ■— *7 ______ BATttONn M r nALL., Ilea line DODUK • PLYMOUTH BEAUTIFY vour home with LigRegistered Broker ami PARTS AND SERVICE * uslnnn lieiige. CoAta d L. B. luauranco Agent Phone 1011 Mann, luike Monroe, Fla. for IDO Palmrlln A ir. fjm. 4 Florida State Hank Bldg, any sire or any quanilty.____ HIGNP ATTENTION: — OWNERS OF Show raids and poster* HEAL ESTATE! WE NEED LARGE wood healer, good condi­ O— DEE'S SltiN SF.MVHai tion. Phone 624-J. LISTINGS OF ALL KINDS OF O. I). I ehdrrn*. I‘hur.e I OS I ' BEAL ESTATE — HOMES, PIANO, excellent condition. Call Cohen** Radiator Sim p fur cur.,-APARTMENT HOUSES, COM­ 274._______ ____ _ ph-to radiator service. 10(1 Sa.rMERCIAL lU!ll,DINGS, LOTS, (<*rrf A ve, l ‘ii*die 364-W . (iROVES, MOTOR* COURTS. SA LE-or—TRADE, several good used pocket and wrtst watches. MOTOR COURT LOCATIONS. Alii* niany yrurs of life to y o u r Fred Myers, HI l F„ 2nd St. * IP YOU HAVE ANY PROPERinetnl r oof and b e a u tify th e TY TO-SELL. WHY NOT LET Ik,m e. We flu b y It th e color ME KNOW AUOUT- ITT AH RARY BASSINET ami play pen. vuu w au l., Uloek and utlu r conlike new, J*U »V .L|U tel Avf» r oOO.Y‘1 HEAR. FROM TQU I r r e te * u u ctu re sp ra y y a in Ran­ WILL ARRANGE TO LOOK Y o u T h DINNING HEATER and 1 tel coIu m , E arn s e tc . sp ra y e d YOUII PROPERTY O V E R , wood liUttH-r StuVe w ith qUMlwith lic l oil painta. la-t ua give WITHOUT COST TO YOU. I I lly o f w ood. 310 P alm etto you a free estimate. Reel's WILL THEN TELL YOU Ave. portable spray unit, 300 W. 2nd .-- i - . i ■- i _■ ^ WHAT PIUCB YOUR PRO. SL Phone 1054-J; ‘ ■ FEItTY WILL RUING AND KIRBY CLEANER, practically new. 6UH W. Hi h Street. HOW SOON I RELIEVE IT Aliiert Hickson Repair Shop CAN RE SOLD. A. CULVER CEM EN T sUt lohary tuba flOOO. bill Siiet-1 A Laurel Avvirue G O L D E N — REGISTERED A. L. .Bkinm r', l.ake Mary, Fla. lllarkimlthing & general repair REAL E S T A T E BROKER. Telephone 1368 MAIN OFFICE ON 17-M HIGH* FOR HALE—Llmtrnck fo r'd riv e -.,, , ' WAY NORTH OF UNDERway* and roadway*— Pbon# JCuitum mnde Venetian Blinds, Awnlnga —>Ten day di-Jlvery — *. FASH. TELEFUONE WINTER 1241. .gimruidtivl. Mnrsfinira P. O, w PARK 18H. ___________ *“• 6 A ll llC f.h S W ANTED Uut 721, Daytona Reach; NEW HOUSE, L* bedrooms, partly ---------R-W-MOKD KI M HO— fwal*V»tr-KmaU-4awrr-payment. Htglicst tustr in n e paid fui furniture. Ted Dovia Furniture F.xpert iihutugrapher nvnilnhle nt Ralance like ren t For appoint­ Ml Ilmen for weddings, anniver­ ment call 1)173. 311 E. 1st. Ph. 066. saries, birthday parlies, noejal _J________ ____ gatherings. Phono 1003. 6 ROOM furnished house, 4 acre* I’LL RUY your ra r regardless of age nr condition. liny Reel. 300 AUTO RKPAUttNCJ. HallV Gar­ land on South Sanford Avenue W. 2nd Ht______________ Jessup. Bargain near age, Sanford and Celery Aveprice. Phone 1226-J. miea, * « iS L i wT n TED AT ONCE. 16 used pianos. The Music Box, 110 W. ^■ IV E ROOM HOUSE, partly furcndahlo Depen 1st 8t. l’hone 063. “ niihmle. C tieilruoma. 1/S down, ItEFIRIGKRATION s E i m n r $40.00 per month. Fur quick Catl 7 p e t« , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s action. Call Phone 0173. G AN AS REFRIGERATION HKRVICB GENERAL Saddle llorw-s "Fur Rent. 8. II. E arnoit, 2800 Block Ph. r.7il-w ________ ARTICLES SALE Sanftml Avn.- - , ltookkee|flng aervlrr, part time; FOR SALK: TUItlfftYS all ilrea, also, advice and assistance on FURNITURE T a in t-H ig h Gloaa aocial aycurity and iQrqme tav live or dressed. One mile west Enamel for home use, any color of Wilson Coiner on Ml. Dora matters. J. F, Dempsl<y, 300 desired. Free delivery* In City. Magnolia. Phone 0107. ro ad 'o r Phone 8104._______ .__ Very good paint at reaaonable price*. Reel'*-Paint Shop, Phono FOR SALE: One good inilk goat, TROPICAL FRUIT MARKET % 1004-J, atMjW. 2nd B t registered. Milks 3 to 4 qts. per Gift laixc-s slilppeil. Cut flowers. F ir si1 mange Juki-. South Park day. 1312 Oak Ave. or Phono SWEET ltamlln a range* 12.00 Phone 1216. D7-R/ hush. ll. W. Lord, Phone 788DIAPER SERVICE HELP W ANTED J Z U ________ L _______________ t.For ih tails of the safest “ maid STORE FIXTURES, commfTYIal GIRLS WANTED- U ney'a Drug service" nuw In Sanford call or refrigerators, aoda fountain*, write RARY VALET, Daytona 8tore. • tablet, boolha, chairs, special Dearli. Diapers supplied. built fixture*, freeiert, etc. Wa n WANTED TO SUCCEED T Y n o TICKS— I'KILSON aTT R,1 Simmons for 1500 family Write or phone Collect, R. W.' Rawleiuh business In Northeast Bouldin<Mf^ Co. Volusia.Coun­ ' T t TRNTION L ADIES I Polk County. Products sold 20 ty Fair Grounds, Deland. Phono year*. Permanent if you a r t Make a one.stop service fur all a hustler. Write Kawleigh'e, your laundry and dry cleaning VEGETABLE plants for small need* by. using your favorita KAK-440-123H. Memphis, Term, and Urge acreage. Cahbage. Belf-Servlcr Laundry. ■ nr See R. Hartman, Box* 234, Collards. Broccoli, Cauliflower. Longwood, Fhl _ TUP. 1IEI.PY SEI.FT LAUNDRY Onion*. lettu ce, Escarolo. Tom­ 40fl W. 16 St. Sanford ato, 8traWberry A Beet*. J. W. BALESllAN living in Sanford to Bell. Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone work retail trade and tom* out­ . ‘A side territory for established wholesale concern. Write P. O. General Electric automatic bUqBox 2400, Orlando, Fla. ketx for sleeping com fort If. 1L POPH CO. IN C YOUNG- MAN, efficient” typist, C R . Electric Can be A»?. ( 10000. ■ ford IIOIINKR HARMONICAS “The World* R e# r Now available at Sanford Jewelry A Luggage Co* .inn 1— 1 *11* tbikiffmr I'Y a t t iin ir j h i fh r i.lvfK * f *a UI 4*«iUM "T t«r*J.14lf i ll If! | {I Ofliii* o f Ibv ,ti Iti# CoHli llitiiif in I f* »f t*. v« nitif r, ilftti Ciiptll .. .■ th 4iii» .t ' r/ i*; i T f i i i 1 1*ni It* ilff: nit I *'* ’ tbfiruf 4 «1f*i ** |*4 • IN ti JL’t b l ) ' rtPA T P ><.1 *A j-.»!t a. f , i>»;. • • r. u.iwi. i, r k , if n t r u i t i 'iHitl min.de I'.-u n iy, r totidi l> iffl,la l n ea t) ll- o llld .lr, tf. , ■tit O n ., , tor I’u l i . l l f f rbiafohl |-| , |,|V ItATP ilielr , ! i d * irp on it« : have -- lb ■ di.itl m |i] u rlUna- -ml oarR pair | -"‘l ' -f . Ft - (1* tfr*‘ I |l+ i *.*. "t nemand rod 131*0 Til.. All iiidr Naloinal. Iianh' ul J :' f - h ' ■■‘ 1 - | '• 1 II,. K i' IV<K«f. A n iiin it <Trtnt Cnffteiy . a . u m ih iii ’d O ik i r.a.. Wilt and. nvuM tfl n'r'd*1 r it.*ItY. 'itrrtitiFti i* O t t a n rrrv M iM O N \Vf Can Meet Y o u r T erm s S u n iin o k * T i r e S h o p 201 N. P a rk Phone 37 - Ji Itrs. I. i r f i ; i i i \ ------- n r r r T c i.| T .v Via Uimnerting An lines lie lh e re lit a ir ••• — Hr '-TuM. v o m fo rlalile — w ay! Daily iinm iiult-r flig h ts trt" Ortantlo- Javksonvillv SI. A ugusliiu' . THAT*, *•» I’NTY TtfI4>1 ii. I',*11rrtyiii(t, »vM- - i-ij. 1** 1 I'liU 'lli Ibiulde Cabin CruLer atih. I'liine llridcr i- ul llonanl Ru.it Wuikv for linmriliale D riller; SEE CHRIS-CRAFT FIRST •• P a sse n g trA 1 • 1918 M O O L I liO A IS N O W 4 UN D IS P L A Y WK I.S’VITK YOUII INSPECI I0N 1.11 D IFFFItK N T MODELS TO SF.I.F.I r FU0.M. HANGING IN’ SIZE FHO,M TH E lii-FOOT UTILITY TO THE PAI.ACIOUS Hi E O o r El.AG SH IP OK THE FL E E T HUNa b o Ut s n i i .m E S - s it ik is a ie n k XPBESS t im is k u s and — -CBUISEHS. . DON'T DELAY! 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Leon Blum Cabinet Swedish Crash frwin r t)rw| if. that 3<r were aboard. Some 21 were Swcdith llict*. being iclutned from Addii Ababa, sliric they had delivered IM 7 plane* sold by Sweden to Ethiopia. However, Col. Ingvar Berg, leader of the Squadron, Wat not aboard. The flag at the Swrdisli lega­ tion was dropprd lo half slat* <C a*ll*M <i n .a r M» on. I eurlty Council to d#*J with th<* Spanish situation, was approved.) The newspaper ABC declared In Its headlines: “ United States heads moderate bloc, diplomatic chiefs of mission will be able to return to Madrid, reported Spain will be incorporated in Marshall Plan later." Arriba, the organ of the Falanga. the government party, head­ lined: “ Franco has given example In fight against Communism. Final hour of Red tntriguu to Psiis to astute the French esp list of its daily bread. I'nul llrynaud. Independent who was Frances last premier before formation of the Vichy regime, had run Into difficulties in cftorts to form a government with Socialist support. The left wing shied away and the rightists Insisted that he should not per• mlt the left to dominate any cSBIKM. he "might - form. scene. Tbr TtxItxrrRrd Cross a n ! The efforte of Premier Itamadifirement wrnt ' to the ’ wreckage. r r himself lo strengthen his co­ Some of 'the dead were declared alition cabinet alio have met with little success. muiilated beyond recognition. Ilium, 75-ycar-old v e t e r a n The plane was n Swedish llrlstol freighter, owned by the T raf­ statesman, formed a care taker fic-Tourist Transport Company of realitlon government of all So­ Stockhnlm, Swedish author! I Ire in cialists last December during the Stockholm said. It wns chartered transition to the fourth republic, to rttu m the Swedish military after unsuccessfully trying to fliers from Africa. All the filer* brink In the Communist*. He serv­ were officers of the Swedish air ed an premier and president until Forrc. They had left Sweden Or*- the middle of last January, when Vincent Auriol, a Socialist, was * ■Carabinieri officials at Salam i elected president. tald a party had been 'dispatched governm ent souicea said th'J to the ncenr of the crash, hrlirved new shipments of flour, with re­ serve slocks already in baket* to he on 3,248-foot Mt. Srnla. First reports of the accident warehouses, would keep the bread said the plane was a U. S. Army ration stable in spile of the walk­ transport but Cpk John M. Wil­ out of 4,600 Parisian millers. The C u m i n u n l t t-lcd General lems, American military attach'.*/ said he had learned "definitely" Cimfc'dr-ration of labor (C.G.T.), the craft wan not an American seeking a .'1,800 franc (about (31) Increase In the minimum monthly craft. Flight operations officers at wage and 26 percent salary ad­ Ciamplna airfield In Rome, where vances pending negotiations, al­ land Illegally." He said that the lb* wrecked plane was due a t ready has tied up France's coal Swedish ferryboat Drotlnlng Vik-. 4 A. M. GMT Imlsv (It P. M. mines, most of the auto industry, torla took the Korbanakis aboard Nov. 6* EST Wednesday), said the craft and her Mediterranean porta. This was the tabor situation: was a Ftrlstol and that she ca-» ATHENS, Nov. ID </p>~Mlnlsler Northern France—114,000 coal rled Swedish military pmmnne*. miner* on atrike and main pll* of Public-Order Constantine Rcntis said -today th a t a few Isolate! closed. . ' Matsellle—Between GO,000 arfd rases of decapitation had been re­ 70,000 dockers, sailors, transport ported In Greek warfare recently f f*nw l**M* flsrl and that strict orders has hern one rvr*«lcm he delivered more and other wurkrra on atrike. Issued against the "old custom." than 17,000 cash tn Mrvept In an Head chopping was first practiced envelope, represent In* tli" residue In Greece during Ihe rfrvoll of his ostensible I04J 116,non salagainst the Turkish empire, more ar» after payment of laxe*. than 100 year* ago. Readnowor said that Meyers, Greek guerrillas also have lieen retired deputy chief of Air Forres practicing decapitation, psrtlrulprocurement (purchasing), gave arly against gendarmes and soldi­ him SI.000 er* who hav* acquired fame a* With Ihls 11,00(1. Roadnower fighters against the rebels, Other ■aid, his artiml 1041 nnv from brutalities committed on bodies of the company Was 132,260.34 soldiers and police have been sup-, Readnowor was on the flrnt’a ported by authentic rrports and hooka aa vice president and accphotographs. •• retarv. He la a brother-in-law of MADRID, Nov. 10 (4 9 -M o rn ­ B, H. lam anV , the company's ing newspapers greeted with largr Ship Wreck Victims president•' Lamarre, recalled lo the wil- headline* htday the United Na­ (l aailaas* In w fast-< lw i ness- chair immediately a flrr tions-action in "abandoning" Ih* Read newer, testified that Mryera* Spanish case and halted It as riously estimated at from 30 falhcr-ln-law. a former bus driver, «_PJ:f little ..tu. inclusion -of—8p*l» 44 - in - number—vrarw—lathed -by T —-— -war ' iiu ttilwi gi wriHiiiWbir tffior in tne- Mnrsball European re ­ icy rain and.buffeted by .giam ogeh tif Aviation Ktectrlr at 112.- covery program. breakers while their radio oper­ 000 a year drsplte a “lolal lack The united Nations vote pn the ator aent out frantic measagea of experience." Spanish resolution was the lead la m arre said Meyer* had "Mr. article in all Madrid newspaper*. that time was running out. One man waa lost when the ship was Ray A. Curnutt " the The United Nations Assembly law, put on the payroll Nov. 2, declined Monday night to reaf­ smashed on the shore reefs and 1942. firm a IPttJ resolution condemn­ broke In two early Saturday. Lamarre* said Meyer* told him ing Franco Spain and requesting “ Hava started rescue opera­ Mr. Curnutt wa* an older man all UN member* to withdraw am­ tions," said a message from, the who had made considerable money bassador* from Madrid. All mem­ Empire Maccallum, received at In his lifetime ami was with a bers, except Argentina, have com­ 9:66 A. M, (EST). The rescue railroad, hut he learned later-that plied. , freighter had awerved from her Curnutt had driven a-bus owned (The vole waa 29 for and III course at Montreal yeeterday lo by a railroad. William R ogrrt, c o m m i t t e e scnlnst, wrlth eight abstentions, speed p Ih* Island, The rrewmen on the barren counsel, suggested lh<l at the and the reaffirmation failed of time Curnutt waa hired he was passage Iw-cause It lacked lha Islsnd had some food but no the "prospective fathcr-ln-Iaw of required two-thirds eount. The shelter, Danes ready at Argen­ United States voted "no." A asc­ tina and Stephenvllle to fly lo Meyers." Lamarry said that wa* true, end pari of Ihe same resolution, them were grounded by" bad adding that he did not learn who expressing the Assrtphly'a ron- weather. AAlso responding to tha^ ap­ Curnutt was until ho read in the fblenco In tho ahltlty of the Bepeals from lh» island were the newspapers of Meyers' marriage. lam arre gave the following ac­ rhaaing - officer, passed on many whaling ship Olaf Olsen, the II. count of how Curnutt got started contracts aTid tho committee hks fl. Coast Guard Cutter Evergreen with Aviation Electric i received testimony that his sug­ and a service vea*»l o f ' the Curnutt was t/»ld in walk around gestions led to more than a milli­ padlan mounted polbs*. the company shop and see "4f he on dollars In war subcontracts for Newfoundland • villagers wens could f in d . something to do or Aviation 'Electric. prevented by the heavy seas from would like to do." At the time: j ” i'| y 1---- ■manaui'l, ’UQt nevertheless Curputt was made vice president In charge of production. After walking around the shop for some time. Curnutt came, to Lamarre and told him ho wa* "very unhappy and would like something to do." "How long did he walk around,” Senator Ferguson (RMIch) ask­ ed. • • "Several months." Meyers, as an Air Force pur- FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM TIP-TO P ICE CREAM W i make our own Ice Croam, All flavors Tatty — D a lld o u a — Healthful TIP-T O P ICE CREAM 414 Sanford Avenue UWeilOHRSED" WHEN YOU'KP UNOHiSSlD Tariff Cut Army Dismisses Nine Employees For Disloyalty Kiwanis Plans BATIRA TRIAL HAVANA’, Nov. 19 <49-D r. Harry Romney admitted under defense questioning today Ih n possibly “rough handling of (John Lester) Meo aggravated" the bul­ let wound that provrd fatal »-i the Chicago Navy veteran last April. * Patricia (Hatira) Schmidt, To­ ledo dancer on trial fir the itiui der of her lover, watched wit If -rubricnl. but nlltiuul 'iusutti mony of the doctor. Romney, who operated on Mee, twice previously had told th a audlencla court the wound was “inevitably fatal." , 4('«tlaarS Irsw Paa* 0».| Trade and Tariff Agreement made public by the government NOTICE Monday night, the United 8tatrs Dr. George il. Starke, president will make more than 3,600 cuts in of the Negro Chamber of Com­ Import duties as part of a 23merce, this morning urged all played on Legion sponsored learns nation pact affecting half the members to he present at the world's commerce. last year. A boys’ championship Six Are Accused Of meeting of the group which w y A B ute Department official be held at the Colored Elks Rest game was also shown. Bob Feller told a reporter then the effects Being Communists;_^ at KrOO Thursday a t whlrh. >o r . yMi. -Timr and other baseball starts, who on price* and on volume of im­ Important tun 55 Fired -S in c ^ ^ alpio ed-fa^ bA^'-g*^ “IheTrp port* will b- slnw tn .m ina -hut “Ihe- gvtTeral effect ahotrhf- be- ter 'Hart were also shown. WASHINGTON Nov. 19 (/P ) _ eaa* the burden on tho consumer." Mr. Krlder, manager of the The reduction* made by the Dismissal of nine Army and Air Sanford, team, said that he *a.c United State* and aeven other Force civilian employes on dis­ a definite tie-up between the countriea are scheduled to go Into Legion program here ; and the effect Jan. I, 1U4H. Other coun* loyally grounds--six of them Ire- Giant* program, Which will In­ cause of Communist connections - clude a try-out camp. No Sanford was re p o rte d ly the Army loday. hoy 1* on record for having gonu Secretary Kenneth C. Royal! to the Major Leagues, he de I h Nmv Reddy For signed the orders for the dismis­ dared, but predicted that with tho present opportunities afford­ Special V nrlles and Banquets sals which have occtired princi­ ed, one or rporu would go to tho pally at posts outside of Wash­ b'g league within 10 years.- lit ington saner Congress recessed urged Kiwauls to sponsor a Jun­ For RearrvnllonH Phone Orange Clly Hotel ior*' League. Iasi July. ' Two new Kiwanians,' John L. Orange City, Florida Aside from Communist connec­ Galloway, county tax collector, tions. grounds for dismissal' In­ and A. L. Foster, plant pathol­ cluded membership in organira- ogist at the Central Florida Ex­ lions whose interests are consider­ periment Station, were inducted as h Iran ian s |,y the Rev. W. 1'. ed inimicable to those of the Yesloy: . ■ Edward F I.anc repotted that the condition of C. C. Campbell, club treoaqrer for the past II years, 'w as much Improved and I . that it la expectrd that ho will mre i Im able to attend the next meetthe hands of Congress on ratrs lev- . ing. of duty which were not cut by I** letter from T. W. lawtnn. binding them so that we will havr rar- j president of the FcrnaM-laughUin to go through the unpleasant pro­ lert-, Mctnorial Hospital Association, cedure of abrogating agreement* And You befon?> we ' fart again protect ulerj eommending the club for the rise presentation of a reauscitator to American agriculture and Indus­ try from the blighting invasion of the hospital was read by W. A. Are Invited low wage scale competitive prore** Morrison. Presldt’nt Lester Tharp ducta. ou* announced that-much of the cred“The Ways and Means Commitre* it for thia goes to Herman E. tec has tried in vain lo find ti j'.n* Morris And his athletic commitcriteria by which the Slate Dcicd ,c® ^or srranging the Celrryfed partment decided how J'ow our II football game that made the presFriday tariffs ceuld lie ' msde without endangering our American stan­ November 21at dard of living and wage scales. Certainly It was not 'costa of production'. , “America, now paying the higheat wage scale In the history of Sanford tha World and 'with living stair Furniture Life Imprisonment dards far above those o f’ most other nations, la suddenly askrd Company M'tlliiiHS Iran I’M, UnM to compete on a practically free lo express my u tter contempt trade basis with the lower living and acorn fo r. you," Judge I’roe. standards and wages of the rest Thru Ihe CTiurlesy -and Co-operation of Florida ’ Power and lor told Winslow and Bennett, l.lghl Company, Mrs. Colons Wllholl. Hbme Economist, will of the world. who less than 24 hour* earlier show you how simple and quick It la lo prepare various foods ‘“The United 8lates gave sub­ had surrendered lo an prated for fleeting, Hhe may let us sample some of_lL too! stantial concession* on metaU 4*0^50 a f te r . a 42-hour - siege -at turh aa aluminum anil nickel, W ell Be Glad To Have You W ith Us. an laolateu farm near Neillsvlllc, "Every American farmer and Wi*. “I think th a t you a t e for­ and hundreds of other manufa'n Inl-orcr knows be can produce as tunate-that this offense occurred turrd products, "Industry and agriculture now much, or more per man than any in Wisconsin. “ I dorf't believe I would have find themselves in tho same free other nation on earth, but he also trade boat, because butter, cheese, knows that hi* high living stan­ any qualms whatever If our Con­ fish, vegetables, fruits a6d many dard* are definitely threatened stitution provided that In cases when w e'throw our mnrkcta wide like this 1 would have the power N ed Sm ith, M anager open lo the products made by attempting to go to the reseui workers whose wsge teste per day and authority to sentence. you to "Right W here We’ve ilccn Fdr 25 Yeara" with lifeboats. They could see is little more than tho amount the gas chamber, the electric 300 East Find S treet Rhone 216 the bleechcd langlceersg from paid pet hour to American workIWliHM11 the shore. DEMONSTRATION! '1 like Southern Twin-Pack Bread because I can use hall a loaf at a time and Ihe other half will stay fresh. Ths-Hsvur Is very-good and It makes tyonderful loaat. 1 used to throw away a half a loaf of bread every day until I heard abblit Southern Twin-Pack." * Mrs. A. H. Burr* Miami, Fla. Before she heard about Southern Twin-Pack Bread, Mrs. Burr was forced to waste half a h>af of bread a day. Now, thanks to Twin-Pack’s separately wrapped half loaves, while she serves one half, the other half stays fresh— ovefrtender and tasty until she's ready to use it. Fijjoy the advan­ tages of the exc/ujiveTwin-Pack wrapper and th e handy xipper opener. Look fo r th e Southern Twin-Pack name on the wrapper every time you buy bread. ARTHUR J* (RED) WILLIAMS has become associated *with the Fred W. BENDER real estate Sales Office. Mr. WlUJami haa long bean Identified with the purchase and sale of Beet Eetate In the foe lownflinp or sleeping... these beauties In cotton, tab ilyle, look imoo!h..,feel . . . , » at. A —f . —I it- I. t IntwOTn, A *-■Wf afuiirC WOlIf* Bread Sanford Area and la’ well qualified to render clients Intelligent sales service. The kind* !y consideration of “Red", In Real Estate matters, wllt.be appreciated b j this of flee. bond keeps Ih#Iravseri mug, prevents binding, lee our red IV. N f c l Fla. Bt.t. Bank BMg. BenderiRealtor PboM 1 TH K T W IN -P A C K REPORTER ¥ Mrs. A. H. BurT, ahown above, is the w ife of a flight Instructor in Miami. They are living.in a trailer untU home prices get more reasonable. When interviewed K Oebriel Beruur, Southern Twin-Peck Bread’s traveling pboto-reporter* J fk ,Burr gladly made tha eutement quoted �• • •• ■ — ft .* TH E W EATHER I n U n lly T h e r e I s S tr e n g th — To Protect the P u t t e l the World; T» Promote the Progress a t America; Ta Prodtc* Proa parity for Sanford. Cloudy through Friday with oc­ casional ram Friday. Warmer Friday, tit-nth* tu uiudi-tale north In northeasterly wind* Iwx-oming occasionally frt*»h easterly Friday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER S A N F O R D . FLORIDA Established 1908 X X X V III -VYka- T H U R S D A Y , N O V . 110. Ill 17 :t u Princess Elizabeth And G eut. Mountbatten ArtM arried Today In Westminster Abbey T o Crackdown On Procurement Officer * Quotes Citations To ' Show His Services i To Army Air Forces ♦WASHINGTON. Nov. 20 (/l*; A Dcpaitincnl o( JusHc” ciackdown on income las charges hung oyer Maj. General Bennett L. * Meyer* today while Senate inves­ tigator* pushed deqier into tesliinony that ha took $l?0,000 out' *1 ol * war contracting plant con-' trolled through “tlooget." Attorney GHeral Clark (aid hr will > .k for the indictment of ."eyers at toon a* the war invest!gating iiibcommittre • headed by Senator Ferguson (R-Mich) windt up iti heating*. (Amplifying Clark'* announce­ ment, Juilire Department officials »aid "all of • the • aefftit#*" of Meyer* are under the depaitinent investigation, and the drpatament " b a ho inquiring into other* wlm ^jere engaged with him in the vanoui transactions." When Meyer* wa* called hack to the witnru tland, Chairman Ferguson of’ the Senate subcom­ mittee first tequirrd him to again lake the oath "to tell th* wholf . |rulh.' * -r-Then the ehaiiman cahed if-he-^ fore the commillre began qur»lions. Meyers had "any facts" to ftiesent. “Yea, air. 1 hava." Mryera re­ plied In a loud./Itm voice. "Aa you know I have bqru alttinir here for about 10 daya * listening tn many rharg<*s mode against me of perjury, ./irruption, fraud urn! that I waa a contracting officer and >purchasing officer holding ol.eka with the airplane com* panl-sp," Mavcm paused and then *si-L m. r(jUnl»->d dc,..>a ,« uua* •* - i % w#r ttll tha charges In the most (I'wlliuHa n l"if» l .wait Mandamus Action vVoted Byiaycees On Re-Districting _ The f e s H of Director* of . th*.. ^iem lnole County Junior Chamlier of Commerce voted Tuesday night to instruct the elub aeeretary to hire an attorney and launch' man­ damus proceedings to force the County Commission to / d i s t r i c t tha eounty .precinct*, Cordon Bradley, club secretary, reported at the main luncheon of the organliatiun at the Mayfair Inn to­ day. • Bradley also atated that the directors discussed the ChrisfeA m u parade and hospital hall which will be sponsored by the organization on Dec. a. W alter It. Inland told of the POaaibiliUa*. of the Frenchmans (C h II m m K uskis ' Mercury Holding A b Rain And Snow Falls By ASSOCIATED PHE88 _ The nation's weather followed “ he same pattem of tbo Ia n sev­ eral daya today, with rain *nd •now in same section! *mi the m em iry staying around aeaaonal mark* across tha nation. Thera was bitter cold wraihcr u reported In Canada* with Iowa pf 21 below repeated In Walaon Lake, B. C.; 19 at Smith River, B. C_ and 17 at Fort Good Hope, department of MaeKensi*. But federal forecaster said no ImmoAil late cold blast* were headed Into ^ ih e state*. The coldest early morning reading*' were In Mon­ tana, with Butte reporting a low of 12 above. The snow area today waa In tha Northern Plains states and In Montana and .Wyoming, while rala fell In towa, Eastern Ne­ braska and In Georgia and North Carolina. Bkles were cloudy over tha Great Lakes. Ohio Valley and Mississippi region*, while fair 9 west her waa reported in th* Northeasten section and on the Pacific coast. ________ . ‘ REALTORS MEET A meeting of lh#' Banfnrd Board Of Realtor* will he held Friday afternoon a t 4:00 o'clock a t the City Hall. jt w m announced today hv Karan"nd M. BalL aaerstarv. Edward F. Lane. prestdenL will conduct the meeting. I t I* Import.conduct atant that a|! tha — JRUAL LACONIA. N. Nov. 20 « * > A yorotg mother who allegedly canoed the death of her thr year old son hv giving him a tables noon of btaek pepper as “punishment” today faced e two 'to three year state prison term. Inflation Plan Dewey Says Reds i Trying To Block ' Aid To Hungry Plea For Housing roup Truman Is Denounced For Failure To Aid China Government Leon Blum Agrees Marshall Leaves To Try To Form For London Meet Frencj}j£abinet Irf“Sacred Cow” MANCHESTER. N. H.. Nov. 20 (/F)—Governor Thomas E, Dewey says that the f£rsiiani ate uring the United Nations a* a sounding board in a "word war" designed to block American aid to hungry countries abroad. Even UN delegate* of many countries, he said, are risking their lives in voting "with the majority in every major test of strength on the side of justice and liberty." Expressing confidence these del­ egate! will still have the courage to vote this way. the New York governor told a hospital fuml-raising rally here last night: "They know that America is a powerful , friend of the weak, of the opprossed and of free gov­ ernment Itaelf—they know mm I* a shining armor that t» their de­ fense." Striking at wTial he called "a Communist monster feeding on the “plight o f ‘oppressed people,’*' Dewey declared: "A stream of malicious false­ hood -calumny pour* from the Kremlin and reaches a rlimatle flood stive in the assembly of the United Nation*.” tn another addrras today Gov­ ernor Dewey Charged the Tru­ man Administration with ”*eeniIngly abandoning the Chlnesertb Communist compiral,"’ and assert­ ed immediate aid should he sept to Ike f a r East a* even a two month* delay "may be too late1" Making hi* first comment on President Truman's special mexsaga to Congress, the Republican guvemur told a new* conference he Was “deeply disappointed In it" in that “no mentionv.at all wis made of China or the situ­ ation In the Far East.” “While European aid is urgent tCeatloar* w P*ae KlaSII Trum an PlanOnW age And Price Control Will Be Postponed; Taft Studies Policy WASHINGTON Nov. 20 (,V)— The Senate Banking Committee France Recalls Part President Truman Is ilevitlej today to go ahead im­ vulh a Loir-point snttAt Airport To Wish mediately O f 1947 ArmjTClass udl.ition prugtam but delayed ac­ Him Best Of Luck tion on I’rrttdent Ttuman's teAs Strikes Spread qt|ei| (nr itandliy puce-wage and FARES n JV. 20 (/1>i Leon . WASHINGTON Nov. 20 t/p) limited ratinuing rontiol jhiwer, Ilium, 75-yeai-otd Socialist and Ptendrul I tuman |ienonatly wish­ Cliaiitnan Tobey (R-Nll) said elder statesman, agreed lumglit In ed "God vjieed and good luck".to tlie committer will begin considera­ tty to loim a government ol "pub­ Secretary Marshall today upon*the tion next week ol Irgidation to lic safety" to hung |H-s.e to Secretary of State’s deparlare by- roiilinur lent controls, irstuie inair for ilie Ihg Four foieign min­ ilallinenl buying cuibs, tighten France's Irouhlrd Ij Ihu situation. Against a backdinp of wide­ ister meeting in l.ondon. hank cicdit and poMibly tnctease “ I know you aie going to have m.ugini for buying on thr com­ spread Communnt-lrd ilnkr* in m lical industiies, Socialist Pros- it because you.know how to do modity exih.uigrs. . ident .Vincent Auriol p iq u ied - to your job," Mr. Truman taicl. T h n r rum of thr I0-|ioints laid ' "I have the utmost confidence down by Mr. Tinman in hit ptogo befurr the national avtrnilily | lomoiiow to a|i|M-.il lor conflima- in you." grain to combat lugli living coils The lion of the 75-yrai-old Socialist . I'retidenl . spoke into , a mic- , alteadv have Ivrru drtignalrd ss statesman as head id a widely rophonr *1 thr National Airport | ,hr tut,jf ( l ,t< heatings by the hated cabinet. ,,rf Seiialr-I louir evmmmu . ommittce. Ilium needv «• majority of av •Sairnl tnw the four engined ||, r |QL,»inl program 1 lemlilv vote*-before-he-can begin { plane which Ml Iruinan has used w.h riulmxrd imaiimiiiily by the MAYOR William O'Dwyer of New i'd idlen. luttnalion of his cabinet Senate Demur tali. y t umiilit- • WYork strikes a prayerful pose a* he There was no indication a* yet ""IfcfoTr going to |hc airpoit, Irr hut this group ».vid ler|»on»i* ' - r* p t3 tm io ihr/otncC ongrentohat Ikiw rnufli of Ilie right wing would Maiih.ill conferred with'the Pies- Inlitv (oi offering Irgiitalion to Committee on Housing the dearth he included ill the i alum-1 by ident .it ihr While I lolltr. . At ihe hearty il out i n t i with tlir Rrpubof housing tn hi* city He said that New York I* tn desperate need of a Blum, thrice pieituri of I ranee. Stair llrjiarlltirnl railirr. lir talk- j(i )n, minimum of SS2.OOn.oOO In addi­ | I MM11Ills*-#1 •*« !'»«» I l|h l I nl (nr neatly an bum and o li.df | nm iim nn Toft (RUliio) calleJ tional federal help to house about with Jatnrt F Htynes who pirccd- ( Ids Senate Repifhlicnn Policy Com150.1)00 homeless families. Hr re­ tu ntuJy lum as Sri irlaiy of Stair and mlttee togrtht V today F> vealed that nr S4,ono housing unit’ kMI • •itpy|"Kr VFW Convention To ril expected to be provided by prtvi • ihr United S |j|rv irpirientalivr to builih-rt, only 30,000 will be ava* Be Held In Orlando lltr Conference of F'mrign Minisable by end of IN S i/a Wnailosir lets. The Veteran* o f: Foieign WarsAt tile iilis-tini' in f.omion slatt­ district coii>elilri)ii will In- lit-ld ing next week, Die Big Four—the Miinicipul U. S , Britain, France and Rus­ 1DNDON, Nov. 20 uVr Punorii iJi/*belh and hrr rnnee wet- in Urlando ill the Junior High School »>u Nov. £t m.uiird loC.iy uJK yft min tier Xhoej^yud' ha.k to Biukmgham I'alacr at 1U:DU ‘A. M. John Sauls, udj* sia— once again will try to rearH' agreement* looking towwd * Ku ■ yf 9 ' through tftettt jim m kd wills Mofr thUti a uulliuii ilieenhg .Hntbm, and utftiit auiuiunccd today. ropean, peace selllemcnt. Ih tic rIlriauilo Post l wilt Im- host ellCeS departed .niifhi foi lli-ir hunrvmoon in southern I ngland. Ivriwerrl the United Slhtes MACON. Gn.. Nov. L'lV-l/IVilu* dinner beginning at 1:00 Ilelote onlv 3,000 kings, querns and comnmneis hut vvith the fm P. M,.uml will provide the enter- nml Russia presumahly - figured Henry Wallace pleaded for ait end, *v-r»rlsJ ii-.tening in, the l.eiiev* |c the throne moved regally down the luinmeut in the afternoon. Tlu> ploniiiii-ntly in Marshall** final to racial -g ’eg.ilton t-efure an auilii-in-e Ih’tl War segregated by -i-». have ol tli- ancient i.ilhr.iial on thr aim of King Geoige VI and he Sanford delegation is plauiiing roiiMiltations. Also at the airVni to hi>l M»r- (Hilire utile, after n sponsor uf his to Invite iiituiganitnlluit to hobl cvme the bride of l.i:ut I'lnlip Muunthallrn, nfwlv knighted and proProminent Local Cit­ it*, m-kl dlslrict convention in -hall farewell were Admiral Wil­ speech Imd told negroes tliey. would claimed Duke ul lalinhuigh, in a cetemogy completed b y the Atclf- Sanford on Hu- Inst Sunday its liam D Leahy,, the . President’s not Iw required to olyetvo tlie~lihtizens Take Part In souUu'rn cuvtuin. llMHlIasr* «» gear ei»k n t'lshop af Canlcibur/ at I I H h . A M. <0:45 A M. Eastern Standard January. About link! negro* and half lim e). |c, Comdr. F. D. Scutt will hcitl UNESCO S t u d y Llisl iu,utUl,aiiii'.w-4ic i son» lavtana-l ■■ r f s i s Ihf dcliti-oiioo to US’ llrlmivLi I he 21-yea,-old Bmnesy* vyi. '[I.nkled heluw he* to the fornn-i Vice I'rvsiilcnt ex­ ntol Ims nuked all tucni ohe u m r an isrjy **ltn pmvn ik Ii in rmkiuidriy .mil peatll. .Slir inerting pound Ids political pln1hao|ihy last -UNESCO a* thc-t* J pIr r ^ iT-ftr True Bills , night in tin- tiiy auditorium.*'Th# lirrs of thr local delegation j Two gteeliV her 26-yejf-old btu|< yiuom at the altar-ami tlu-w knelt belute meet nt tin- l egion Hut Sunday ihe United Nation* and a report Returned By Jury nudiltiriuitk -cats almuiT.IWU," ’Iht' Primate uf nit England. .%** nt VTkl A. M. The n e x t. regular on condition* in Europe were dis­ M an earlier meetiiTiff'l‘resident Returfaring of East Firal-Street meeting uf live group will lie nevt I>t‘>mlacd tu love, cherish and niiey Fiirentair of the Southerii cussed at the third and final »es- hatwefn Sanford end Melluiiville Two no true hill* were trturned t'lni.k(4 *ntlllsttvsl tin* former i’rinre of (Iirerc ami >(ondny night nt 7:00 o'clock. >m *l*4lir I ‘Ithll lion of a United Nation* forum Avenue ha* been postponed in­ hi" tin* (iroml Jury in Citcuit Danmark. He 'pt-ominld III love held at the First Methodist Church definitely due to th* high water and clterish lier, "for tu-ttcr, for Funeral Bites Held ' Court Tuesdav, .following, which in aturm sewer* under the street the iuev was discharged Ivy Judge 2.T Fired By Navy 'worse, for richer, for poorer,” in last night with over 80 persons and the need of repairing the M. II. Smith, it wb* reported liy il>e tradition *1 Church of Eng land Ftir Mrs. H. Lawson I'’or Red Activity attending. sewer* before any paving work O P. Ili-nulon, .clerk of the Court. ceremony. One of the no true hill* fuuml Frank Shames acted as moder­ I* undertaken, if was announced Crowds estimated by Scotland Funeral scivlce* for Mt*. II. morning, by If. N. Bayer, city WASHINGTON, Nov 20, oV bthe Jury was Ihe charge of ator for the program on which this Yard tu exceed a million persun* II. Ijiwsjiii, lilt, who died yeslei _ hv manager; liomlchle against Rnrnett Smith, Twenly tl i -j -f u. N,.vy civilian jammed the route of Princes i day aftarnooit at a local hospital, Roman Catholic, Jewish and Pro­ There are BOO feet of storm eliief of police of (Ivledu in con­ ehtrtloye* cited on nccusatiiiii* of testant faiths were represented. The sewrr under the pavement, said Fighting Boys Knock Klisabetii's wedding piocrssion to­ wi-n- In-Id, nt noon today at the nection with Ilie death by bullet dialoynlty, n i o a t l y Involving Erickson Funeral' Home with the day, hours ts-fore lier marriage wound* of a negtu whom he vva's charge* of Communist activity, open fotum discussed the ques­ Mr, Sayer. Th* high water in the l i e v . i r o i i g i H i i m r i e s u i o u n i n i s . , . . Rev. Douglas Charles officiating. Over Oil Stove And io Lieut. Philip Mounthattrri, the aewer is in turn due to the abnor­ have been’discharged or have re­ Intartneiil will take place later n t ‘•''I'mplirig to arrest. tion “ How are we in our com­ mal height of w ater in Imke Duke of Edinburgh, was to take I ,<........ , , n. N. u vY. ...i___ Tlie Die olht-r uu no true into I1,111 fuund hy signed in the last six month*. Set Place On Fire Cannonsvtile. where Mr*. place tn (Vealminstcr Abbey, munity co-opcraling with the1UN­ Monro*. the jury was on a charge of as­ Hear Admiral Haul II Nihecker Thousands converged on Burking- I. uwxuti was I,urn on Mar. .211, sault against n young woman and raid today. Edward Higgins, manager of th« ESCO) IH7U. She hail lived here for the Seminole County Chamber of Com­ Nlbectii-r. eliief «>f the NaVy's HORN LAKE. Miss.. Nov. 20 hum .Palace long before tlm Invelved Witliirn It VVeliman ami Miss Thelma Hammond conduct­ merce and City Commissioner I.ea pa«l 25 year*. ItlduMrlai. ivIntlUHs. raid the 45 f/P)—Two young women lost their Ptinceas arose at her usual hour William Ireland of Winter I’aik Surviving nrr: the husband, II. ed a lesson period and reported on R. Lesher were scheduled to drive Court will reconvene Munday case* snei-i ou ts id e Wavliingtun lives early today when fire swept of 7:,10 A. M. II. Lawsuit uf Sanford; one daugh­ the economic condilioni in Ger­ this afternoon to Jacksonville to Tito bridegMKiui spent tile night ter, Mr*. fur tin* Full term of rriminnl among tlie Navy'* ttOU.tKH) civilian It. 11, McCullough confer with WAA and CAA of­ a night club near here and ten nt Kensington Palace in another case*. Amoiuj, the case* to be employe*, lie aid no disloyalty many, England and Russia. of Tampa; five *6u*. Hubert G. ficials In expediting transfer to other patrons were burned or in­ part of the city, with his mother, hearing* have been necessary in l.aVvaun of Cotinimsvflle; la-on K. tried first aie: Harney. Crews, .Washington. During the discussion panel. Mr. iM City of personal property, rharged with illicit possession of Princes# Andrew of Greece. jured in leaping through windows. Lawson uf Sanford; Frederick Eight of the 45 person* wet* Shames, speaking for racial and Including furniture,* fitting* and Apart fruiii the hndo's father, Hoag of Grand Rapids, - Mich.: liquor; llirhard Field*, charged cleared of accusation* based most­ now In storage in The charred bodies of the vic­ religious minorities, slated that accessories with . assault to commit murder Ihmald llotg of Connonaville nml no . fewer than five kings were warehouse* at the Municipal Air* tims, tentatively identified b y . in Ihe first degree; Robert Allen, ly' tin allegation* of Uommunitt most prejudices originate in the .port, said Mr. 8syer. on hand for the ceremony—Haa­ Harold Hoag of Groanshoro, N. rharged with in ten t, to commit Party lurmiierthlp or association Thompson Brother Mortuary at­ fourgiumlchildren and two *l»kon of Norway, Frcderik uf Den­ The City now has the right of home and he added that the place murder -In the first degree and with Communiala, Nihecker aaid. - j tcr», Mr*. Belle De Mott o9 Conto begin to combat these pre­ entry to buildings end property, tendants at Evelyn Taggart of mark, Feisal of Iraq, ' Mihai of nonxviltp and Mrs, It. K. Palmer- Wilhe Walker, charged with lewd Romania and Peter of Yugoslavia. Including the eight base tall and lascivious conduct. Rcsurfacinx Almost judices is in the home. He said training diamonds being laid out Memphis, Tenn., and Dorothy Bil­ Tha. day dawned in a drissling ton of Deposit, N. Y. that the cure for prejudices lies in by the Nlw York Giants and deeds lingsley of Horn Lake, were found rain," but the skies cleared in At lCnd On Bcardall (I’MiiiaMg r>«, semat) to this property are expected soon. in a back room of thr frame ■ind-niorning and the aun peeped structure where apparently they through th* cloud* from time to Resurfacing of Hcanlall Ave­ fled and were trapped because of time. The whole wielding route nue from C'elrrv Avcmm to Miller , frum Buckingham Palace to Aventtr, an Irt fool road two mile* no outside exits. Several score Westminster Abbey waa -thickly jntig, i* nearly 'completed,' R. B. other patrons escaped without in­ lined with speclalars, some of l'o|ie, chairman of the County jury. who had spent the night there. Commission, announced today. IS County Road improvement* From a hospital bed, Mrs. Sher­ Most of the all-nighters got Flans for an outstanding program of rnlrrlainmrnl for winter visman Lewis told a story of how soaked in the morning dr if lie. ilob will Itr made at a mcclmg at the Tourist Center Monday evening estimated in cost a t between ' I .'. t:i5.000 and ttli.OOO, are lietng flame* enveloped tha dance hall Thousand* more were'arriving on CLEVELAND, O.. Nov. 20 (Special)—Railroad management has and blocked tb* front axlt after early trains and butca Hundreds at 8:(41 o'clock, raid E. M. Aimitagr, recreation director of the Sem­ made and are financed by race <] embarked rpoa a wildcat strike a (a ini t the five operating brotherhoods of police and detective* mingled inole County Chamber ol Commerce, today as he urged all visitor* and track fund* supplied by the State ItV sItasH ' •« p*a* »•*»> and formerly diverted for school with the crowd’ In * Ihe Abbey local ciliaeps as well to altin J the meeting. ■and the intent «,f the Railway Labor Act. a federal law, it wa* use hy the county. areas,! cl-a/gcd today by D. B. Rubeitson, president of the Brotherhood of Mr. Aimilage stated that he will make a summary of last season's The first root of re-surfacing Thunderous cheers arose as the Curbs Are Placed On Gueen locomotive Firemen arid Engineutett left Buckingham Pflaee at activities of the I jurist Club which, with G. Easterly as president, got la l>elng. applied to the old LongV. i wdod Road fur one nml a quarter Rules governing winking conditions, which have,been unchanged to a fin* sta rt ju st before" Freight To Canada 11:08 A. M., two minutes behind off from cool wind* off the lake. mile* south of the dog track road Christina* with ■ concert by the f*r 25 yean, and a icquesl for a 30 per cent wage increase, now be­ schedule. With her in her coach, 8*minol* High School Ole* Club. Eight flood lights have been in­ intersection, said Mr. Pope. ing negotiated by America's rail-9 ' ;<4 WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. M - drawn by the Windsor grey*, Feuding County road improveThe elub operated under the stalled to allow playing of game* Ire road* and the five brotherhoods. tion of th* spirit of collect! 4 The Association of American wa* Pfincesa Margaret. They left direction of Mr. Armltmge, until at- night. itu-ni* include the resurfacing of Robertson's charges.’ voiced In bargaining—and * spirit given life Railroads today plated sharp at a trotting pace down tha Mali. April 1, and during tMa time Tha ntwesl game Innovation is Celery meaning by the Railway curbs on fraignt shipment* to Ufa guards In red tunics, bura statement to members and local there were a t least 20 enUrtxin- a 10 foot square checker board and Geneva Avenue, Miller Avenue lodges of his Brotherhood, arise Labor Act. Continued abuse of Canada. The action followed new m slied breast-plates and white menta Including concert*, suppers with red and black squares. Green south to Cameron City, at Black Import restrictions Imposed by plumes, cantered beaida the ear- and games a t th* Tourist Center, and yellow checkers of large site Hammock near Oviedo, Cemetery from bis contention that a nation­ Uu* nature c*n only be' Inter- Import’ wide advertising campaign spon­ prated a* deliberately provoca-1 th* dominion to conserve Its dol- riago. _J l-j-r pienica and outings. Attendance will he moved by players using Road at Grneva for one half mile sored by the railroad manage­ Uv*. lar balance*. In a second coach rod* the averaged 250 or more a t each a wooden abaft with a hook on end the Country . Club road to ments, constitute a violation of , “W« believe proposals a rt Th* partial embargo order was King of Norway and the-Queen •venL One of tha moat enjoyed the end which permit* picking up Lake Mary. Ripe* Avenue ha* been W# have prepared a telegraphed to .. *11 railroads in of tha Hellenes. The King and uf th« motor outing* wa* a trip and moving the checker*. The wldned to IK feet hetwein Celery th* spirit of collective bargain­ reasonable. We to (bow >w why see beltrvo thi* country. I t directed them not Quean of Danmark were In a bv 200 visitor* to tha Methodist checker board la painted on the Avenue and the railroad, a distance ing aa established by tha 21 year to . This case I* he- to accept general freight for third carriage. old Railway Labor Act. cement court east of th* Tourist of one-fourth mile. Home at Enterpriaa. will aontltra* to bo pre- destinations In Canada nnlee* th# Many new gam* facilities are Center and teals are to be pro­ Princfcss Elisabeth walked out tod aci shipper Is able to certify that h* oea the conference taMOTHER CONVICTED . T T i l t r S J w . oxof th* palaca to entar tha Irish In atore for winter visitor* this vided for checker fan* to view I'ENHACOLA, Nov, 20— — said Robertson, “bat management In n peaceable and orderly has assurances th at the good* state cq*Mi *t 11:18 A. wbli* season. Mr. Armifag* revealed. contest*. have been or will ba authorised “ We ar* planning thi* winter A circuit court Jury last night representative* have decided to manner. Ivands played th* national aiw The ah uffleboard1 and Ihone shoe spend millions of dollar* villlfy“The railroad brotherhoods be­ for entry by the collector of cus­ them, "God Save Tha King." Th# courts In the park hava been put to hav* competition In -many ronvltt*d Mrs. Jacquelin* Bricktoms at. the border. ame*," said Mr. Arm Itag* and man, IB.Vof manslaughter tn tha tne oUr proposal* In a nation­ lieve In abiding by the law. both King aat at her rig h t In a m-v- In'good condition, and a palmetto s said th at It is hoped to hav* suffocation death of her newborn wide newspaper advertising cam­ fixit* spirit and in l u letter. Shipments of eoal and fuel oil ment of excitement, the crowd i frond wind breaker, 10 feet high, paign. The brotherhoods have more wcre^pecificly exempted from the broko through police lines for has been erected on tha north exciting competition by vialtlng ion, foUnd In a city garfaaga and-west aides to protect player* to u t* ir o n neighboring cl tie*. truck last April, tCeaUneO < S .N f» “We bold that thl« Is a viola­ Peoples P art In United Nations Told A t Forum ‘ m Segregation End Urged In Georgia By llenrv Wallace Defective Sewers Stall Repaving . ut Eirst Street No Two Killed, Ten Are Injured As Night Club Burns Plans For Tourist Entertainment To Be Made Monday At Tourist Center Railroad Management Is Charged With Strike Against Brotherhoods £%& f E S •r,- Y : ■ ■■ -' - , . .•v. ; ■■ ■ -• ' i , .. i : - ■_ l . hr... --- I■~*5vfcr-w -f r_ ‘f ' , ii • - ' f . y.- v,,..c:.. .. < m in , r = r■Hrbr-4 i � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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