5 10 427 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/f9cd6af53cc23c1674c025681fe6241b.pdf d16b02344ac2c54775860fca34fac9ba PDF Text Text i -J / MONDAY, NOV. S. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Cominform the United Nation* eventually that the ComunUt Party *hould Peace Treaty to keep the peace. not-affiliate the statement said " “ * *le evolution at another point. • (C sslliw s t n a r » * « Os.) he add«d, in these direction! ‘‘.‘Since the abandonment of not Indefinitely underwrite the "1 want a tota adequate Roosevelt'* policies at ■th* and world.” fens*, l/nAmerican national of the war, the Communist Par­ Finally, he demanded a “ total­ shared Ideas can ba a danger­ ty has intensified It* struggle ly adequate American national against American monopoly's bi­ defense- although he added thqt ous delusion. I am opposed to appeasements which aggravate, the partisan preparation for World " I decline to proceed on the tragdangers from which they vainly War III and its reactionary drivr lie theory that war Is Inevitable.'' against the living standards and I Vandenberg accused Russia of seek escape." Ha urged his audience to coii. democratic right* of the Amer­ frustrating economic unity St tha tlnue vigorous support o f the ican people." . occupied sonta'ln Germany IttivlUnited Nations on ground* that The American Communist Par­ ty has h*d no official Ihlerna- olatlon of tha Potsdam agree­ “ >o long as we are talking things ment. out, no mattsr how angrily, we iional affiliation since 1040, when “ 1 am unable- to believe -that are not ahootlng things out-T it-le fl the Communist Third In­ ternational, admittedly to avoid a German peace conference could the provisions of the Voorhla Act, not preponderantly find common ha continued. “ I f the inquiring foreignHontrolled or­ ground, Mikolajezyk ganisations to rrgisler with the Council of Foreign Ministers still federal government. Tha Third deadlocks this winter. It hsd bet­ ter adjourn sine die (without ( ( • • ( l a w s (r * M P m , Om ) International, established In 1010 to promote world revolution, was setting a date for reconvening). sltly or the type of aircraft in "The peace conference should he declared abolished In 194,'i as a called by those who do agree to which he made his way to Lon­ war ally amity move, write a'practical, reasonable peaco don. Mayhew's disclosure came In re­ for the German areas within State M arket sponse to a question from Capt. Its jurisdiction." Touching on the veto’ power, Raymond Blackburn, a Laberit*. ffaetlKn* lim Pas, Owl Vandenberg said that tha Soviet who sought Information as to In planting other tremendous Union “ acting strictly within Ite whether any application had been acreages, because of Inadequate legal - rights, hss virtually para* received from the Polish leader water control and drainage faclll- lyied the Security Council by Re for asylum In Britain, Meyhew said: ties. Thle particular - JJ»»ton (he 20 vetoes.” “ I have been Informed that Mr. rains In some arras o f tfre State The Issue between K a il and have been eo heavy that possibly West, he continued, is underscor­ MllmUjesyk arrived In thla coun­ no conceivable system could have ed by Communist attitudes “ In­ try today and was given leave to land." averted serious damage. However, compatible" with peace. w* have had plenty of oeeaslone Mlkolajcsk's whereabouts had “ On th* oh* hand," he went - and -doubtless will have plenty on. “ this Involves the subversive remained a mystery until today. more — when a good, sound, ade­ infiltration o f other nations. On Apparently ho fled Poland in fear quate water control system would the other hand It Involve* force­ of his life. Since his departure have averted, damage. ful Imposition o f the rigors of tho from his homeland with a parly “ While I recognise the impor­ ‘ police slate1 wherever Commun- o f seven friend* his Polish Pea­ tance o f drainage and control of It geta control.” sant Party his been remodeled the immediate. Lake Okeechohee Th# Senator demanded to know along line* favorabla. to Poland's area and the land to th* south of Communist-led goverment. Infor­ the Lake, I am also convinced the “ total bill" for the Marshall mants in Warsaw hay* declared that we need to think morO ser­ Plan “ Including China," adding that Mlkkotajcsyk’a departure iously o f control In that great, that “ we cannot Indefinitely un­ meant.the end to organised pdlitlderwrite th* world." rich, well populated area to the Following a frank canvass of rnl opposition to the, present north o f the Lake. It will be. re­ called that a relatively few America's resources and under a Polish regime. A Polish forslgn ministry months ago the people of central sound administration with adeFlorida — Indeed o f the entire quale cooperation, he said, he I# spokesman announced in Warsaw s t a l e w e r e , justifiably alarmed in agTeemant - with Secretary today that a special Polish Marshall's plan to aid Europe. over lowering water levels. parliamentary commission wsi Vandenberg said he favored a “ We may. expect such condi­ Investigating th* circumstance! 'live and let llva world," globai tions to recur. 1 feel that If our Federal government, through Its disarmament and reliance upon surrounding Mikolajciyk's flight. Department of Agriculture, la going to come to us with plea* and demands that we produce more food .«- for our own Nation R E G ISTR A TIO N N O TIC E And for the starving millions of Europe — tv* hive a just right to expert It to exert energetic e f­ The RogUlfatlon Books of tfle'Clty- of Sanford, fort* through Its engineering and Florida, .are open at tho.City Hall, commencing Mon­ other sources, to help us fit our day, November -8, 1947, for tho purpose of reglnterlng soils, for cultivation and produc­ for the General Municipal Election to be held on De­ tion, and to protect our crowing crips from such weather haiards cember 2, 1947, and will remain open each day except as we ran plan and work against Sunday and holidays up to and Including November “ A water control system In­ OO 1047 . • 1 J • volving the Peninsula north of the Lake, with adequate reservoirs to Camp Convicts - ir*allew*4 (m s Pair* O s.) sell Henderson, Glynn county chief of police. Denlel recalled that Henderson testified only one prisoner head­ ed toward him and that be was standing near young McNabb. The witness said he heard Hender­ son’s testimony. Daniel drew an objection from Defense Attorney Vance Mitchell by asking McNabb several times to name th* prisoner* he shot McNabb replied he could not name the men. At.another point Daniel asked MeNnbb if h* had been sitting In •' court “ laughing at all thla." "Did you get Kim* pltaiur* out o f killing thoa# prisoners T" the illitriet attorney tnundsred. ••No sir." replied McNabb, Defence witness, B. F. Moody, foreman at the Glynn county camp, U nified that he wan pr*. aent at the hospital the day fol­ lowing the shooting when one of the wounded prisoners declared “ We got what we asked for." Worthy, young McNabb , ‘and GOLDEN RULES ■ n 1 J ro * KEEP CALLS BRIEF FOR YOUR PACKAGE GOODS I RECOMMEND B IL L ’S P A C K A G E STORE Signed, BILI^ Complete colls quickly. 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SAYER RELEASE TH E LIN E IN EMERGENCY * When another party • » your line has an emergency, pleas* release tha line quickly...and pleasantly. itifo i C IT Y R E G IS T R A T IO N O F F IC E R THE GfiEAHSl TO THE VOTERS ;-------^Vh^riTannouncecl- my candidacy fo r City Commis­ sion in Group One I did so with the thought that i f elected I will be guided by the desires o f the entire citizenery.of Sanford. ” 7“ Friendship with all the people o f our community will be a continuing practice o f mine, at the same time Our city now has the chance o f attaining what we have being independent and aggressive for the best inter- all been w a itin g,for; and as one o f the many small ests o f Sanfordr-a^ity which I owe a debt o f gratitude. business men deriving their living here, T am anxious , - • .. y . * -c • - * . 4 to help Sanford grow into a larger and more prosper­ I f you believe that by electing me to your City ous community. Commission I can be o f help in promoting the growth arid welfare o f Sanford, I will deeply appreciate your '.. H vote tomorrow. • -, M'—t I f you believe.that by progressive e ffo r ts ^ can help hasten and promote the well-being and prosperity o f us all, then cast your ballot next Tuesday for: Anyone who doesn't have the means o f transpor­ tation to the polls, whether the person is fo r me■ or.• not, 1. ^ *, may get such transportation by phonlnfl^745 or 9125v> * k ig it f'-TbiJeGs Candidate fo r City Commission in �V -t! — TIIB WBATI1EK In Unit} lh * r « In Stranglh— To Protect tit* Peace t>f the World; .T o Promote the F r o ir m o f Amarlce; To Produce Prosperity for Sinford. I Fair w ith little change in temper* eture through Wednesday. Gentle variable winds. AN IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N K W S P A rE K — ■ VOLUME XXXVIII ■>- ' " le 11 i e i Established 190S S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A T U E S D A Y , N O V . I , 1917 John Winant, Florida Counties A te Planning Camp Wardeu, Russia Says 12 Months Use Of School Facilities Ex-U.S. Envoy Four Guards Kills Himself et Dverwork And Poor Health A re Given As Reasons For His TakingJdisOwnLife T A L L A H A S S E E , Nov. A * f f -»-Moil Flarida*ruunliri will he using their school facilities 12 mo-rilis a year by neat summer. C liff Kerby. consultant in phjstral eclu<-a'ion and rrerration for the State Departl ni-nt of Education said today, The public school r-orj.n'.-alion law enacted by the 1947 Legislaliue permits rente le»ehr:« to l>e retained during the. summer months o cany on recreatiunal prottumi f oLchildren and adults, Kathy said. y In citiea which already have municipal recreation depart menu, the programs will I* coordinated with projects already in prograaa. Ex-Envoy Dies However, community recreation program* wilt be an entirely new venture for many small cities,’ Kerby aald he is being deluged with correspondence from com­ munities anxious to see rrerration facilities provided and is making runny field trips to hrtp in organ­ ising programs. He added the new school law, which, .raised teacher salary standards In Florida, had increased the number of good physical edu­ cation instructors in the state and said "it's very encouiaging to are the numt-er of wrtl trained people we have in the field now." Kerby, who was director of physical education and recreation for llie .city of Gainesville W o re coming to the department of edu­ cation in July, said a “ irrinrndoua amount o f recreation will be avail­ able in communities which never had recreation before, when we make school facilities 'available. The Citiaens' Committee on Education, which made the re­ commendations embodied in Flor­ ida’s new school law, particularly urged the use of school facilities on a year-round basis, declaring there was no point in letting school buildings stand idle three John O. Winant months of the year or in clusjng Furmrr governor of New Hamp­ them for the day when classes shire and wartime Ambassador'to ended for the children. the Court of St. James at l^tndon, Eng. John <J. Winant died esrljr today as a result of aelf.inflirtrd bullet wound. Group Tried In Bruns. JVick, Ga., For K ill­ ing 8 Negro P ri­ soners Last July Ansocln^ed 1’res.i Leased Wire N O . 253 America Seeking ^Var On Catholics'State Road Department Aids In In Poland Feared Improvement To Lake Howell Road Bv MiKnlair vl< th^suie [VuG m cnt American Proposal Is Said T o Amount T o Re - enslavement O f People O f Korea 7 k naJ ha* apptuptialrd a t additional J4H,B R U N S W IC K r c7 . N ov. 4 Iff) l-A K f; SU C C LS s T N ov. 4 vff! » . J / 4*00 lo be added »u the of frdrtal money which I lie County — H. G. Worthy, formrr warden, The foreign m initlrr of tho r j > • | f , ' . . , now has on hard (oi the purpose of widening and leiuifacing the t.ake and four former guards *1 ihe f 1 0 JIS 11. L . e n d c r Now In Ijowcll Rnvd ' iio m llic P tl-m o ihghw.iv to comic, i with Road 22ti .it Soviet L L 1.11110, Dltutd /. ManudGlynn county convict camp were iky. charged today dial the London Expects T o Goldcnipd it w anm un.'cd I »diy .it the Hireling of llir County United acquitted today of federal chsrg-i Stale* i» .ryking to "pigeon­ that they violated civil rights of hole'' the qurilion, of in’trprndriice Visit Am erica Soon |'“T i '- t , ...... >•„] R,.a ........... prisoners .in the slaying of eight for Korea and to >ri up a “puppet Ipruprlatlon, ut«n -tuti'-l (list hids^ negro convicts L » l July I I . I.()\1X)N. N„v; 4 'i f f ! Stan- fm the iniprovi-ment -if ltf „,c. gUVcrnment."r* the. 7 7 ^ ■ np a-ve Worthy and the former guircb »JMw Mtkolaiciyk prrdicled today |m|je inrhntlng the ic-mrM.tnuihk) ntacfr In* cluiget in rrviuuiiy had been ctearrd of thst Communitl-dqminaled, Poland facing and widening from 9 to attacking a rrviced U . Sc piopotal lame by a coronet's jury,' a Glynn toon will begin an attack nri lit- * 1H" feet, will l*»- adcetjlw-d on calling fot withdiawal of Ameri­ |N^ - ,H. , , , county grand jury and an inves Cathilic Church. can and S iiv iri troop* horn Ko ■ u i i n i i This i» a continuation of llic tigering committee of the Georgia ll-e I’oluh Praiant Pally Roa.l east aiul south, it ira within *H) day* ' ‘if pocuble' legislature. er, irfinhed aftri Inc thamain {was pointed out l«> f.-lmilission after etlahlichmcnt of • piofioted T h r verdict was reached after flight fmm hi* natice land to n Chairman II 11• !***;*•• Hu f48.00rt indrpendrnt Koirau government. eight minulrs of drlibrralion. The cape bring "slml and killed tik * tint the Cotmiy Im* on Imud Mautnhkv told the United Nsfor tin* road Improvement had jury received the case at 11:47 a sheep.” said he mlrudrd to g » been donated la*t yc-ai f-*r III* 119 Cases Docketed; lion* Awenihly'* "ii7 nation polit­ CONCORD, N. H .. Nor. A (ff) A. M. today after listening lo six soon to the Unilrd Stain "to »er. Tn*.-awi!fn. farm to innikct road, ical committee the New American 20 Set For Trial; — John C. Winant," wartime imbut ili- Commission doomed the days of testimony. friend*;’* prap«jrj|-"3tT1iriU'ii(r to the le-enbatiador lo Great Britain and Judge Frank M. Scarlett had "I am cute," lie said, "lliat you Lake Howell road Improvement . .EikditAre Gontimied slat rm rut of thr Korean people" three lime* governor of New Hamp. warned against any demonstration wilh hr.ir in ‘a few wrrki of a as- rtinre IhlpurtanT. (t. W. B|M*nci*r, ntlnctiev -fot Ono hundiod nmriorn f j - n ' while Hu—u amird at "icsloiing and the sTnall crowded courtroom shire, rhot himtetf to thklh fis t remained quiel when thr vrrdlet print firing turd fol taholagillg lllldinrd Cnssglls-rry. nnwoUliccd weir on ll ir Ocloliri di d din krl then hhcily," | night with a .32 calibie Belgian tin wolkrit; annllirr for having lo the Hoard that Mr. Casset- of County Court wlirn County was announced. Under the nsw U . Jii. plan, ell pistol. Defense Attorney Vance Mit- Wra|Him. You will »cr an incrr.c:- le-try hail agreed t-< tight-ofhllCIgll tittup* would hr out id Judge R, W. W arr vnuidril tlie WftV* for it now road evtenalOP • The 50-yrar-old diplomat, who .chell look only half an hour of ing 11giit otj the-church" from Sominoln Bout-vnrd ne-*o doikrt ihiro w rrkt iso riirce. ai Koira hv m et iiiinnier inilead of the one hour allotted him to sum letirrr) only in January a* jlerm*Ancwrnng ttuesliont, llir wai- ibe hiiK-wim l rare! r eok t- 1 it tie coiding lo Grntge ,-Y Sport, J: . by next fan. 1 .1* proposed by up the defense. He declared the nenl representative on llic U n it'd l.ske ll- o r ll mill I Tonv. prisoners conspired to'take over limr Premier declared: county provreuting attorney, wrio KtiCCl.l. Nalioni Economic and Social " f veryunc In Poland would tikr t-conmd But Ion, 81-year-obi de­ narrowrif down to 2h cave* col lot the camp for the purpose o f es­ life U. .S. piopo*al aim called Council, war officially pronounced caping and asked, “ Are we here the t Iiuii h land to hr divtdrd veloper in the region, p greed to trial, wlirn llir other* eithrr plead­ for tli<- cirattuo ol “ national *ci>ro|tosrd ■ehsttee In the route a suicide by medical refeiee Clar* to protect so-called civil rights of among llir pr.ccanl* if only thry fr-'tu the n ririn n l plsl ed guilt* or had thru hum!* rc cuilly foicc*" 111 Koira and the convicts who were guilty of mup ence E . -Butterfield. Dr. Butleicpphl h.cvr political freedom. Wr Engineer ,M. Hagan « » ' lioalrd hof.tii'r of llirir f.lllllli dmoluttop j i l “ all imlilaiy or der, rape, sodomy and every other . field attributed the ad to over crime, or are we here to protect often hear nf rliargr* tiring menu direct'd to revi*r the plat to * lo ap|teai in Court at llir limr *<-flo linlil nv hum itiom" inch at . work. civil rights of the men who were factuird again*! priril* for atco lltat deed* mill' tie rnnveved ao-l tlir ii ra*r» w rir called llfoie »rl up fiy do1 Rucciaut in V»nrt- sta rt—t. The new route will J , . , , H it secretary, J. Bernard Truciating with thr undrrgrmmd, hut oTiable watching over them? To*id-ni« id avoid having! Dimng llir court Inalt tlncr do npidirm Koira. M untlaurr. a s l*sa * * !»■ “ We need reform in our penal it ii true to >ay that llir church in "> n »0 I1-- race t in V . w’-ore . frndanl* who h.td p irvioil'lv plo.nl- P Tin- irvi-i-il resolution n u *uhsystem. Guards now are aubjected HlftlhUMrit all* 1**1Mr Alt J hs> never enjoyed such rnthusi- i„ .c., « n lr i| - Nil( (;,u|lv*' t h.viucrci thoi. to cursing because they are un­ attic mppoit from the |ieople a* j faring dav* for admission charges Gu(j1y , m,| | > lu, rt ll utnm WASHINGTON, Nor. 4 iff) able to properly punish prisoner*. Tho <'otUliPsiloll ngrood to lu ll'll' ^ .... — Senator Ferguson (K-MIrh) State law now confine* punish­ il do.ot now” ood ' Regarding his »-dd d.sh fron i hearing* tolntivr to dosing of Attorney Speer. They w o .o U , said today the fart that IJow. ment to solitary confinement. |rd with ran ratiy in g j* (XI • /I W a ^ w i v t . 20, a rro sstho Ku«J1 " ' tow Jacohs charge,fwjth ard Hughes' 200-lob firing “ We need to place prisoner* on bequ_platted huLncvui_nuui. .Duu- s-rfm rrtlril wt-nptmTWlinvi'KSuT-• * ' 1 - c ) l t l | )| ) 1 I 1 ^ boat can fly doc* not affect the same aU lu*. as soldicra of also jutw wf (lor many,-Mikotah'syk ■if Ilies,* is | > ro*il Hi Silver man, chatgcil with ihiting alt anplan* to rrsmttr hearing* on said, with n smile: the United Bute* Army." Lake, closing of which was re _ . . . . Hughe** wartime government "Bnmellmrs you meet many or lomubilr, wlulc intoxicated, and Mitchell aald the prisoner* vio­ W ASHING TO N, Nor. A <ff>— lated law* M*lnM JW*rrectlon, tflv.yy Itusrian people, who llkn tpiested hv Charles Tvler, stmt- John-Pinkney Haii. charged with ting property owner. Tho other . ^ T h f world's supplies of bread •» r * * » ais) N EW VOHK. N y U -d -A ; G u r. t o law prohibiting criminal con­ n-ad. closing of which was re- 0nlaiilulli'-itlling-Uittiinaliuit-bc» Cost O f X-IVing F o r* Hughes' Mr craft became alr- aspiracy cereals are 10,000,000 tons short f u T liroigc S Patton. J•.» 111 In* to Indict and convict an qm-steit^by— Frrit1Tr"VYnson. a borne brieflr Bunday j»hlle_ * 'riagr*. en r m a m n d th a r th e y wrre of the amount needed to maintain lunik "W ar A* t Knew It." pubtionev for Howard Iloleler an I — LowJnQome Groups — undrrrotny iixT tesla at Loa tnrof Few Negroes Go To During the l'a*t week then1 guilty o f riot and iwl|tpi to pierenl y * tw B i^ 3 ir“ Je<in Bothl H. M, Cochran, is* a part o f Were MX trials on charges of sell- tidied ll.n week, said ili.il “ ui Angeles will change plana for riot. O rr, director-general of the food Polls In Mississippi Fourth- Street in l^ke Mary, l«e- ug liipior without a license All rveiy c.ne-pia; lit ally thiougliolll the bearing*, Ferguses told W ASHINGTON. Nov. 4 if f ) — District Attorney J. Saxtuq tween Florida and Alma Street*. a reporter: 11nnllHUra an l'»»> Sill and agriculture otganitalion of the A Citizens Advisory Committee on die (European) '"i anipalglt, I wa* Daniel told the jury that everyA fortnerlv made * reriuesl liv " ! don't see how |l does.” By ASHDt'l ATKD I'HF-SH United Nations, said today. taxation recommended today ” a under .wraps liotu (tie. high-com­ tiody in .Georgia should be uFrank Pane her for vaeatlon of a Faw negroes rasl hallots with W ASHING TO N, Nov. 4 ( f f ) - shamed when It gets to the point idatlcd l.fsOO-frml road near the "Th e aituation." he said, ^ can reduction in intftridoal income tax mand. x the -overwhelming white elector^ lie met only by an increase in to­ rater for all, with due regardi W ith none of the fanfare which where guard* can * " « » » do n >|f to,)(|y ,n M1„i*»lp p i's state Dog Track was granted. "1 h is - may have been a good -c *. wida elect ion to name a successor tal world food production. The for the rort. of , living of thoie masked in prtvioui teutons, a prisoners, lay th n thing, a* -cedin'- I ,(■;< i"-i »■**tin* nri Klin eOlirlyfiltl ■Utl lD*ll .to #a . , e t n 1.._ jG. * the late U Senator Theodore Senate War Investigating Subcom­ the prison courtyard inctease which the -world nerdr in ihe lower ‘income groups." prtuou*. " I'.itton *nd in tin* lowik allowed to go free. lillboJcTv Track Is Tricil muit tome mainly from the rehawrillen m l lM> and puhUtlied T h e study group was set up by mittee rc-oi The capital city, of Jarkson re -therow into Howard Hughes* wartime - -— l iJit si ion--end - tg iitu llu r r —m pociliumimdi 1-v I loughion M illThe House Ways and M rsns. Com­ ported "heavier tria*i usual" vot­ Out By Dusty Boots j Two Drl.and youths, Fred Zor31-Man Crew Saved ing from the Mart, reflecting the war-devastated countries aod from mittee, and includes both business plane 'contracts* , 10- ami Raleigh llirkox, who find llir* (srmpsnv lively campaign dehate over , tho Beyond the bare announcement the expansion -of the underdevel­ and labor representatives. Ros­ "lluw e c ri. I d-> ll'd lirlie le I Members of the Dusty Boots previously pleaded guilty of theft By .Arm y Transport I**uea of antt-i' himniunion, tareRiding Club held their first rar­ oped countries. well MaGill, former Undersecre­ that hearings will be resumed, com­ * M'grvffation ami -"nutside nied- ing and tuprnamrnt practice .Sun­ of l f « automobile* In Sanford wa*. and led lli.it had I brea mitter officials here from Chair­ during Septemla-r had sentrtice* permitted to go all nut, tile war ' Sir John explained that because tary of the Treasury, heads it. NEW YORK Nov. 4 (A1)—Tin- dlers“ ln Mississippi piditica. Ear­ man Ferguson (R-Mich. ) on down master it the U. 8. Army trans- ly reports from the delta showed day at Ibrir new riay track «t of - partial failure of the 1947 . Th e group's report, was submit­ the Municipal Airport, It wax an­ . wop. .especially in Europe, about dre|inrd to discuss the inquiry. nort Charts* A. Stafford radioed that voles had been cast by only nounced today by Jack Sassard, moMiinif. Court was recrkled until lt»rt would (rare been saved.1 ny.6D0.OOO tons are needed In 1947- ted as the Wavs and Means Com­ four negroes out of a total of 89 today that his men had braved i r n t l i M * an gag* !94H\to prevent a decrease In bread mittee assembled to prepare tax strong wind* In a lifeboat to res- Votaa in two boxes at Greenville. club president, who predicted that Nov. 12 when the Grand Jury will ' Defendinv Jin dapping of a »**ldiei m llir Sicilian campaign in and cereal rations, compared with legislation for the special session In New York rain and high work on the rare track will be convene. rue the 31-man crew of the 1 orZornes wa* senlencerl lo three I'M 1, I'allnn umle that hr *aiv y as,000.000 tons eatlmated at the of Congress convening Nov, 17. Wallace Returns To tuguese. schooner" „ ___ ___ ______ Marla Carlol* : winds _ kept 'thousands of New completed within the nest few A nunilier of spectator* years in the State lVnitcntlary Geneva Food Conference in Sep­ U. S. A fte r Sojourn which aint an SOS last night r e - j York voters fium tho pnlls, sog- day* tile Gl tilting -nn a bed nr.w t Chairman Knutson (R-M inn) has eoncurrent with a three y e a i sen­ tember. porting it was sinking in mid-At- Jgrsting- that a pre-election fore- were present. If'lttiiln tirii **m r « A f Starting chute* for the quarter said he wants a bill cutting income tence that he received in Circuit “ According to the most recent cast of n record number of vole* NEW YORK Nov. 4 (ff)— For- iantlc. mile hone* have been Installed Court‘In Orlando on Oct. 1. All The message from Capt. Gun- for"an off-year election would nut e s t i m a t e s , supplies available taxes by $4,000,000,000 a y y r . mCr Vice "President Henry A. Wal. and member* aided yesterday In. that will he added III time to thi U.S, H n sT m ich O f amount to only about 29,000,000 Also on the committee's list of lace arrived at LaGuardia Field nar Van Rosen o f Brooklyn, mas­ Is* reached. Rain was reported III several clearing the grounds next to the: first sentence is -the interval betons. The resultant gap ia 10,000,- business was the issue of whether today by plana dram Rome after ter of the Stafford, aald hla crew­ Versatile W eather ---- *-*— -*■ will 1la­ tween sentence*, J cc.Ik** Smith men made two trlpa In a lifeboat ctics in the upstate urea where n track so that everything 000 ton* Instead of the 9,1)00,000 i Cm IIs s h Css* Sis I a three-week tour of Europe and to take o ff the r u s of Ihe strick­ i 100,000,009 cash bonus for World in readiness for tho Armistice pointed out. that hah been estimated only a ■— » the Middle East. H) a s m i i IATED PURRS 1War II veterans was the principal Day rvelil*. 'Raleigh HlckoX wax given si two few weeks ago,” he said ia a Wallace, who spent 12 days in en vessel. The wratli-r wax cloudy and , Van Rosen said th# three-mas­ ‘ i- cuac • The track It 60 feet wide and year sentence by Judge Smith. statement prepared for an FAO Palestine, said “ The tension Is Britain Is Planning . ted achooner was sat aflte by the In Kentucky the Ik-mocralir 660 yard* long. Post* have been This sentence Is al»u concurrent tniny, with trui|ieratunia atiout council seasion. not a* great a* It had been re­ departing crew. Hla message was and Republican parties staged a erected for the tournament min­ with a* senti'iico passed In Or- norma), over tin- northern half of Sir John added there was “ no N ew Criminal Code ported." the country today, while snow e irastlssM so !**■» Slit received at th# New York port of ing of war for control of the 1 petition and yasterday future Undo. He added that he had talked end below' fi>-t'/illg temperature* •mbarkation. ■J -tat* administration in today's ruuipetlturs were getting their mpetitor* , Johnnie L. Roy Dowling, 10 with leading Arabs and Jews and LONDON, Nov. 4 (ff)—Tha gor. The captain said he was pro grneral election. horses accustomed to the new yr#rs of age, was releaord into were repirted fri Montana Voting H eavier Than vnm enl undertook today to over­ “ the outlook of each la dependent eeedlng Rain f>-ll in rection# o f central welt with Ihe rescu The Democrels. with 11. R. Rep. path. Side line rail* have lo-cn the custody of his mother, Mrs. haul Britain's ancient system of upon what position they hold In men. Tha Stafford, a- hospit aria C. Clements as their can- erected. Nebraska, iwiliug the winter wheat 1Usual In Election criminal Kffia Dowling, pending « prelife: hankers taking the economic punishment in a bill ahlp carrying patients from Bremn- niidata for governor, sought to recrop North I'lalti- repurted a fall Mr. Sasiard today announced evidence investigation calling for the abolition of flog­ view, farmers that-of the work­ nrhaven. Is due In New York Sat­ vain the power they lost lo thr that some of the best quarter Chargea of^autu theft against meaturinf one-half Jnch and Val­ Voting today, both for nomina­ ging and hard labor, er'." urday. Republican* four yrar* ago. mile horse* In Central Florida Tom Murray and We-dey UjIIn-H entine .27 of an inch Rain was tion of two City commissioners The former Secretary of Com­ The measure, published tonight, central in the north Atlantic are slated to he entered In thy were nolle pressed. and for election of County School made no mention o f a proposal merce. who now la editor o f the Armistice, Da/ race*. trustee* and determination of to suspend death penally for a New Republic declared he did not Restitution for the stealing and stales, with the hesviext falls in Pennsylvania. Among noted horsemen who ate echoo) tax mlllage, was consider- fire year experimental period . Kuatlaare ">•> believe "(here will be a great Light "now fell in eastern Mon­ . ably heavier than usual. expected to send entriee. he said, An amendment ratling for the amount of bloodahedf after with­ tana tuday and the lowest read­ V At 2:00 P. U - 7$6 votes had abolition of eapltal punishment. drawal of British forces from sre Mark Ilrltt of Winter Garden. Rent Control.Chief ing on the early morning weather been ra il at the City Hall, it was Informed eourre* said, probably Palestine. John Sutler, L Albritton and reported by Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, will be proposed by a "backbench" Cedi Cowart of Orlando, Q. I. Charged With Bribe map ua* 20 above at Livingston. Mont. The cool weather touched elerk. She waa assisted bv Jay labor members, many of whom Roberts end E. W. William* of Beck, Mr*. Ralph A. Smith and have announced - their opposition Rope-Truised Body parta of ihe western plains xtates ' i’alalks, Tommy Rice o f Ocoee, TA M PA Nov. 4 (ff)—Hanford C O IU M B U S, O., Nov. 4 I f f ! — A New Yo»k psychologist urgsd ra ­ ‘ C. L. Mann qnd Aaron Story of Mrs. Margartt F. Barnes aa in- lo tha death penallybut fL-drrul fun-casters said no Found In Car IVudk J. Thompson, 40, r*nt fonttol sper-tor* cial workers today lo give a* much help lo the aged at to the young. St. Cloud, Jack Sassard and Bod director tot tho St. Ptlm bunr sharp dtop in temperature* was ' ' School voting waa heaviest at Dr. George l.awto- declared, in a talk prepared for the opening Howard of Sanford. area, w u boynd ovi*r to 11 M ft n l expected. The mercury wa* slight­ DETROIT, Nov. I, (ff)— Th# Precinct N a 3. at the Tourist U.S. Envoy Praises 1 grand Jury today after a co-work- ly above normal In the western rape-trussed body of 86-year-old smiod of the 57th annual Ohio Welfare Conference that "social work Center, where at 2:00 p. M. 266 XTer testified at a U. S. eommls* Gulf area yesterday, with a top Gust Andromaloa, described by vote* had been east, according to Argentine’s Peron police aa a gambler, was found is of limited effec'ivencv* it cunremirate* on helping the individuated sioner'a hearing he and Thomp­ of 86 at HruwtisvlUv, Tex. Archie Rett*, elerk. He waa aaa good start and does not ire lo it that he hat a Chance lo fu lfill the Male Quartette W ill son conspired to spilt a $600 brllotoday In tha trunk o f hla auto­ stated bv Mr*. Cassandra Schults, BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 4, « V promise of thi* good sts.1." — n i l l . l ) LABOR for deconlrollln;! rental* on an ' T H. J. Lehman and Frank L. Miller U.S. Ambassador James Brute mobile on an East Side street. Sing Here On Dec 5 NUERNBERG, Germany, Nov. Dr. Lawton waa the first o f five, apartment house. Polled quoted friends as saying 1 aa inspectors. cally, and which can age successaald In a speech today that Presi­ Commissioner Paul Pinkerton 4 (ypj—U. 8. prosecutor* Intro­ A t Precinct No. 1 at the old dent Juan Peron Is a “ great lead­ Andromaloa waa last seen Oct. general speaker* her* to address* fully," Dr. Lawton said, “ social The Civic Music . Association ordered Thompson held for grand duced evidence totfay that I. 29 in a downtown coffr# house 3.000 social workers, puttie and ACL depot and present girl scout er o f a great nation." ____________ fnust__________ meet the_________ needs ofcommittee announced today that Jury action after he denied a pro­ G. -Farlwu Industrie demanded, re­ private, attending the* annual re worker* district. headquarter*. 201 vote* had been view o f the welfare problems of every age group and glv# each'the National Mai* Quartette which test from Thompson’s attorney, ceived mfll .exploited *l*v« labor­ Ha told the American Legion . Officers aald acquaintances told east B. F. Whltnet fl/. reported. the state and Ite communities. group n chance to express Jtsejf wax heard-Jfi-OrUndo teat winter OtU B. Radebaugh, Jr.. Ihat he ers by the thousands, including Inspectors were Mrs. Amelia Nob­ poet tha Argentine president “ has them he had $30,000 In hla pock­ Others .war* Hal H. Griswold, and earn tu own keep. ‘ will present lh# first concert of had no Jurisdiction to bind Thomp­ children as x'oung a* eight yeara extraordinary ability to under­ ets at that time. Tba only money le. Mrs. W, E. Watson and Vivian “ Tha goal o f age Is not old the Sanford season this yoar at son over on the charge fo con­ of age. Affidavit* were introstand quickly complicated busi­ found on tho bbdy waa two pen- president o f the confsrence and former Mate welfare director ag* assistance or old aga homes th High School Auditorium on spiracy. duced in the war crimrt trial When the elerk and Inspector* ness situations, which la all the nlea, although the fingers bore Jade H. Stippe, chief o f the social or even social security, but Jobe, d ##. b. Paul K. Ilerahey, 41, InspectorJof 23 directors of the chemical arrived this morning at the City more remarkable when It ia eeo- two large diamond ring*. This decision was made at a for 8t. Petersburg housing exped trust from three condemned Nasi service division o f the Veterans' real Joba or subatitutes for Jobs Hall M 7:30 o'clock they found aidcred that hla training has been Inspector Joseph V. Krug of Administration t Fred K. Koehler, that ar* almost Ilka tha real meeting of the Committee held at iter and himself charged with war criminal*. •w about a doten ritliens waiting that o f t soldier and a states­ the special Investigator aq executive director o f the Chicago thing. - ; the Tourist Center at the close of conspiracy to bribe, was the only man." • there to vote. It Wqe reported. aald “ We w on pretty sure he Community "Chest, former Cin­ "M cial ' worker* muat help the drive Saturday night It was prosecution witness a g a i n s t JAYCBE NOTICE Ha landed Peron fo r the spirit waa in th* ttember* racket,’' age successfully K)to decided that that* will be Thompion. cinnati Public Welfare and Safety Americans There will tie no board of direc­ o f cooperating In better i A SLIGHT M ISTAKE Director, and also a former dir­ through old are guidance center*, three attractions this.year with a lie relatsd in detail how he and tors meeting of the Seminole Meets on the “ Hold betwen the U.S, a Ad Ar The Quia Matter K IW A N IS MKBT ector o f the Division of Misplaced recreation centers, Job-finding concert nlaalst for the second, Thompson agreed to solicit $600 County Chamber of Commerce to­ The Fort Program* on Station saying he found “ friendllneaa___ A quit program, “ It Para to Persons for tho United Nations centers, katrmlnlng centers, suitable end a Ballet Intime for the third, from Mrs. Mary Stocksr of 224 night, It was announced late this WTRR announced today that the cooperation" with all with whom Know Kiwanlt, will bo conducted Rehabilitation and Relief Adminis­ housing development* to replace A ll aectjons are made on tho Btach Drive, St. Petersburg, for afternoon bv Gordon Bradler club senior team won the ranted! In­ ha had made contact. He at the .Klwanla meeting at 'the tration; and Charles L. Sherwood, old ago homes, associations for basis of a vote by tho vorious removing rent control* from her secretary. The City Hell and the stead of the Junior team aa an­ Peron p e r s o n a l l y Tourist Center tomorrow noon by •tote welfare director. successful Aging, group therapy members of tbo association. Mrs. apartment house and how he wa* counting of the votes will causa nounced on the radio at the eloso “ without exception" oi Edwin Shinbolser am E. C. “ To have ad America which U setups, retirement planning con)- J, L. Ingley secretary explained arrested by FBI agenta Immedi­ the meeting to be delayed, Brad­ tare o f Joint relation*,' o f the program last night. Harper. aactuA and happy psychologi­ mltUea, ete." 1today. ately after fatting tha money. ley stated. LONDQN, Nto. 4, (ff>— Brit­ ain Mourned thy death of for* eier United Stale* Ambaeeador John G. Wlnsnt Xmlsjr aa the loaa of a friend whaVhsrrd thin nation’* suffering in war and her Joy in rlrtory.'The Evening* Star called him a ‘war casually* In Ita headlines., i- The Ermine Standard' rerail­ ed hi* words In 1911 of the British people: “ Toil hare said aa little •• you hare done so much. It la all part of a /nildler’a faith •• to hare known treat things and to br eohtent with sllencs." And the paper added: “ Tho** rrorda rould be applied to Winant hlmsflf." Citizens Group World Supply Of Bread Cereals Is Urges Reduction Reported Short In Income Taxes St I r i -4AI Uctober I erm Of E County Court Is Recessed By Ware • ■", ■.n if Senate Probe Of Hughes Contracts Will Be Resumed Gen. Patton Tells In His Journal E™eh,as2fr ITs.If*|d° ,H 2 Detand Youths Are Sent To Jail FfTrAutoTIuTts srrsSs'Tcitt a s s : * • « « , * ... - j Ste Social Workers Are Urged To Give As Much Help To Old As To Young .M ' !I �V ! . i.L PA G E TW O THE " The Sanford Herald Fingers That See t : « a f c ll.k r4 la IM S rakll.k.4 4miI, MmIm.Um# a .< »a*Ua> al Kaala>4. I I p i M . I I I M a a » lla I if p p . BS aa Hniprf ,ia .« m a llar 0 . 1. k .r ST. 1111, al Ik# I V . i O llie r «*t k a a la . 4, IH fr lla . I i # l » Ik r A » i eg C a a a r r x J ,H .r.k « , l*>er. "iTH atiu p rioS T i « a t i : » S -I l f CattMr, n r r k la a O ar M raik a.m i T k r** Maaika • l l Maaika 13.01 Oar l a a r .iU a k lia a .i aallrra ia r l4 ai SAaak# t* * a la ll* a . a*<l B a l l ... .1 •B lrrtalM m .ati f . r ik r |ar|M .. >■! raUlMR Mill kr r l a r « M (» r a l rr a a l . r a l u r l l i l a a ratta. lalaaS l r . i p . p r ' l i . r i l M a i a l i a r s la ... m r# # r a la T k r II,raid la Ik r aaUaaal (Mia a ( m4 . k I I . im*. O K Iara . . . aaalatalanl tn tkr la rt.a t rlllra Ia Ik r raaalrp ..ilk k raflaaailara la f k lra a a a a ! ia r k . T k r H rraU la a aaraakrf a ( ik r A a a r la lh l Prraa M klrk la aallllr4 r w l a . l t , Ip la Ik , aar I I I __ - a a lla a a f- a W - | k r T iH il ~a«w a prlalrrf la IH a artt.|M|Mi, aa n rtl aa all 41* a , M i 41«aalrk,a. TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1917 BIBLE VERSE-FOR TODAY EVEN MISFORTUNES MAY HE USED AS STEPPING STONES TO A FINER LIF E : All thine* work together for good 16 (hem that love God.—Roman* 8:28. Hooray for M iko lejciyll He «• c«|>cd the Itrd filing squads an t u fd y ira rlird llir havrn of al political iclugrc* in tendon. ■ . .... ................. < In One Lifetim e New York City voters are bal­ loting today on a Charter amend­ ment which rn.vy tie the can on Communists operating in the realm of City politics. At the present lime there are two avowed Com­ munists on the City Council due to R/oportional rrprrsrn^ation pro­ vision of . the Chatter. H i d - l ua. piled amendment would rlrange that provision »o that each of the .25 slate irnale dnhids in ill* city would «lecl a mrnilrer Kf the council. Th is, it is ^relieved, would gel rid of the Communists, ll will be interesting to see what happens in the election. p le a s e Sewanee’ T igers A re Up From Grid Deep FOLKS NASH VILLE. Ten;.. Oct. 31 (>P) —The Purple Tigers from Sewa­ nee. Tenn., are back in the front parlor again after lying on the doormat for lo these many years. Along with Montclair, N. J., Teacher*. Srwannee. it one of the two unbeaten, unscored-on footliall tram* in the country. This year’s Sewanee team la probably » s near simon pure as any in the nation, for the Univerally o f the 8outh ha* no athletic acholarship* and does not sub­ sidise football playera. It has plgyed no "name” teams, but witK_a. AQtal cilrullmcnl of-only 500. has aa formidable a football record as can he found In Dixie. — A lter loalag-18-game* ln-» n r r in 1937-38 and going winlcss 1n 24 rontesta, the university with­ drew from the Southeastern Con­ ference, Nine rears after withdrawing from the ‘ conference. Athletic Director Cordon Clark *ay« there are no regret* at Sewanee. The Purple Tigers take on' Maryville College (T*nn.J this week, The Wilson Award Anyone (IvMiriiiK u real rliNtinction that ilovn iprt fall to every one's lot nhuultl try for the award for di -1 ittyrtt: h ed service made by the Woodrow Wilson Fmmditthm. T< win thh^ the recipient “ must have rcndm-d uttl»in-«—•}<#**(fic period of lime meritorious service to demoenuy. pidm i welfare,' liberal UhoiiKht or.|H?«ce through jtistice.” *Tlie latest winner Is Jjyrflttnl_Bantch._u.h**in- I’rv-idm!- h :ir Inmmi calling'upon for advice or help ever since Wilson's in past years the Foundation has chosen such Ameri­ cans ns Elihu Hoot, Cordell Hull und Henry* I., .stint- *n. It has also jfono'ouUdde' thef country to pick nten itko Vis count Cecil, vvito contributed'to the League of Nations fileti almost as much as Wilson himself, and Thomas Ma-atyk. founder and first president of Czechdslovakiir. I’nriirli may well regard his inchisiqn <o »hi* ... ...........urrtuphonor of a life devoted for ntutty.years to the inthlie The progrrtsive theory of educa­ tion which allow*-i uMdran to do a* they damn please for fear Fh*y might develop inhibitions is rapidly, becoming ,i»U- JaihionedAnd well it might, "vwa thought the other day. ss w* stood on a corner and watcher}' a teen-age youth bawling out }vls mother. A few inhibitions might be a good thing. "You can't develop leaders by letting them do -as thev please." skys Shaw^gan Lake School's hradmasttf Christopher Lonsdale. " I f I had let my shepherd dog run wild as a pup! she'd be a vicious savage beas( today." We remember a cook we U*cd to have a good many years ago who had . B ite r heard of pragrlkarve educe lion. She took a stick of Hove wood to her boy whtnever he V «d *3 it. That prompt and vtgt rest ment may hava been for thk knots on his but we never knew a morn polite little colored boy. Nona of jbie "Yep " and “Nop*" ifu ff when hi* mother spoke, " f t wa* Yes. Ma'am." s r c o r H ij^ . - t o . Clock— setvoek, I s ’ ru n n in g stro n g and b o n fire s leap -Just as high as when they smacked dowrt the 'mightiest machines in the south. In 1921 Sewanee, treat Rico 102- 0. YOU'RE TELLING ME!. l y W IU IA M R I I T Nutfro Huk Special Stake In Projects Central Press Writer COMMIII VIRJUS COMICS CJIKNCH Communists, wo read, plan to aitk legtslatlcm curbing us* of American comic and adventure atrip* In French nawspapera. The Had Bear, It would appear, la afraid of Falls the Cat Don Matchan, a nrwsp*|>er Vd •tor who recently went brokr in Valley City. North Dakota, writes in a publication called "In Fact" which seems to delight in point­ ing out the evils of {he capital­ istic system, says that 98 per­ cent1 of the newjpijve'r editor* in the United State* ire “ re*ctionkry." There are in lhe»e United State* no fewer than 10.000 news­ paper editors, not including the associate editors, managing edi­ tors. city- editor*, sport* editor*, and tociety edilorsi- and appar­ ently all but 2 percent ol them are out o( step except Don Matchan. 1 — Tho itasdng of President Grover t'lovulniiTr- pMiT.v Mrs. Thomas J. Preston, brought vividly to mind i ••>.-. with which she was identified. She had married i timu. several years nftcr the cx-Preaidvnt's death in I'.tn* As Frances Folsom she married Grover Cleveland slut Blue Boom of the White House during hi< fit t t ’ President. She wns 22, he more than twice her age. ,i . nIht of the same luw.firin with which her futher wa m u-i— The State of Florida ia tunning elated in Buffalo. a deficit of $5,000,000 in three Cleveland during his first term furthered t'ivil -Stv > monthi. Al that rale it will I h- as against tiio-hfroH* system for public office. After I dug $20,000,000 in a year. Fortunately,1 the re-election to Hnrris(m, he rail again and I, the Stale hai a nrahle reserve following one fotJr-year interval. For this second term li> to fall back on, Hut- no reserve came back to the White House at the entnmei’n m ».» <.f can prevent new taxes' if the rat? the panic of 1893 because of which hi? railed a i>n ! •-■ ; of (pending keep* up. sion of Congress, lie is credited with sttlhillYatfoii '}e> .currency at this time. Like Mrs. Preston's second hu-i and. Staid old Hoilun eii|oy«‘d llic excitement of two payroll tobheiie* ho s|H*nt the last years of his,career lecturing at I’rin ton tail week which neaily (hocked University. • Mrs. Preston, tleud at 83 in Baltimore, saw trenieielnn.the Beacon H ill dowagers nghl uvcnUt in the 61 years since sin* started out n- a \Nhi:> .out of their tockrii. In broad • daylight llir liandili with gunnv House bride. I ' Would You Want A Daughter To Be The First Lady ? HOW MANY BIRDS W ITH THIS STONE? Senator Pepper insists lira! ii their investigations keep up muih longer. "Th e tin t thing ypu know an American will not he able l*» aland up and >|ieak h » tnjnd" Yeah, the way he could in Ru» lia. you mean. (acki over their hradi walked, into downtown office* and relieved the paymaiien of $110,000 in one initance, of $ K).SOO the neat day. Ho hum! lliat'a the way it got* whereofolki liave no rcipect for law and ordrr. Hut what can you ea|>ect with the lowfi*i mayor, you know. Bon Cuiley, hiuucli in jail? I I T U E S D A Y , N O V . 4, 1917 H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . F L O R ID A Braille hu* roacued the blind from inolntion. Tin i u Hyntem of reading and writing bused on combimitioii' of -ix raised dots. It has been in use in the United States fat* | more than 30 yetihf. TIjere were several system- in ukc before that, of which one was called Uruilic, and oii>- very good one wns culled Now York Point. Their best Idea.- were combined in the system which was then stai^limHzt.'d iiid kept the Bruille name, that of Louis Hrnille 'wjit/ lived in Paris. In 1812 nt the ugu of three he punctured one ey<- (hi!* playing in his father's harness shop. He became blind, and n teacher of the blind, then grew interested in several curb’ systems of touch ichding. llis'own final plan wns n limpli ficution and improvement of these curlier effort - Itv in» in of a stylus, heavy paper and a special ilQpporting bln !:, dim may also write., Today, the sightless may lead useful hud .rirh llv>> One use of Hruille Is to put a sign in Brutllu Ua vv<>![ ■ •» English on the trunks of trees in parks, giving the nhfl the tree. The seeing child reads the name with ev> ih> non-seeing one fingers the bark, fingers the dgu and I conies acquainted with that kind of-treP. SlylifTo "•pie notably train their memories better than seeing onit is qttitc likely that the blind child will rcnmml nd recognize thnt. type of tree by its burh better than hi • i ing fricnjl There are also "talking in librnrb s whirl i> >1 aloud by means of records and players to tho.-e who «i • i•• t see. It is an inspiration to see a sightless girl 1i *»< r* t>> a talking l>ook while knitting beautifully and ai<ui t> u sweater for a Christmas present. The story of inventions to help the blind ■■rue >t for their -handicap is one of the most heartening ■hnptvr ■ in human history. iio l .t . a x i s i . | n ; i k M lla r n n iiiio s lit : km Oa#lar.« N a u m - ■ SA N FO RD American ' eebotcuni s l w s y s ahown giving Ihe 'buslntss lo Dtr Captain, a Ihlnly-dlagulsrd caricature of Onkle Choc. I t ! To tbt littery French l.e llitt Maggie'* letb il rolling pin mu%t item a new and .terrible aecret weapon. I I t -I t t ' T ie Commjn say (he Utipt hart a corrupting influence, 81mco w h e n Rate "Powi" " Baugr end "lose i> r trrs maughtf words? To them, no doubt, Papaya's spinach propaganda' It obviously aimed at winning the vegetarian* af the world la the rout* ef the Western Demecrode*. Cevld be Ilia French tads faar Dogwaad'e famous sandwich Is loo goad on advertisement (ar the American way ef life. . I l l By the way, why don’t tho F r e n c h Iteite- bring out a counter-comic of their own7 Might be anmethtng titled "The Telephone Tovartsb." depicting life among a group vvito live etrictly along a I’arty Line. I l l Next, w* full* expect, the Reda hrtll be charging that the Kalxenjammer Kids era really Seminole County Court Records W AMIS ASSTV I S K K IS I . L u ilr r . M * re » » * l Tu vv K K lrc h h o ff J r . #iua ls u rro w s , Juhn * lu s M s* T o ll# lIt# M cUshrw ' KchoU. I lt r m s u 0 * * « t l u s Huby P. T o I t j b s r t H ia nUy ttltlb tm sr Mr. A vnkrot*. 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C B fU a C-, w ld r T o Jesapli reafsal ahu Dora Ber^a, »Var teal (LTD WD) X* sin xiH v iii .s; Ih-rause of the hlgn loll which tuht-rrulosis lakta among Negroes, "i 'itilxM# of |hl* race havp * epeeini stake in nrojeets rlirrc*ed at H >•"«i«•! of the^dleeaar,” rcc•■ntly ilc. liiiiol, Professor II. L. IhituHas. president of the Scn^lnola t'nunty Negro TuberruloeL Assoc, iatintt. This association works umltr the County TB offira and Mra. Edward Kircher KtccuUva ‘ rTfclary for Samlpol* County. « "White tuliercukisis ranks earfilth as the cause of death among the general population. i|.(* fourth among negro#*.", said Doualaa. "Tho high lift idrncc of tubsiruwgls among our rare is due In part to conditiois* over which wa hava no untrol such a* crowded living con­ dition*. poor nutrition and lika factor*." M. C. Mojtelv, w*tl known m-gro citisen, haa twsn .-Icrtcdli Seal Sale Chairman with Sallla Field* a* his co-worker. "We have responsibility to take whatever step* We ren tofpiotect ourselves from this disease," h# said. "One thing which we obviously can do ia cooperate with the Seminole County Tuberculosis Aeedcletlon In * ptoicrnin lo prevent the sprtld of the disea*a throughout the county. W* can damonstrata our willing nest to cooperate now by offering our ecrvlce* in thg ap­ proaching Christmas Seal Salt lo raise funds to support the aa(•Delation next year. iiis r iiv t iR iis K*v» Tt» Itaaenif trillion rimith Hi itn iv n i f i : il m i |‘ s «' n x lis v M Av*.- is* or; titp Ml. * ro>,m r,in#(#(* ttlk (Ja#li|is Bri*#* lifi.tk.r->n I-*l"it'i|,, av #. Ccaeret# B IX Uaraga. Two New Industrie!* Will Re In Sanford Two new Industrie* are being itarted at the Municipal Air|>ott. One which occuple* the former maintenance building* and re p *^ is the Tee-Hiit Home* Miami. The other industry is the I’attrrpad Corp. which ia installing machinery for manufacture of di*. posable pada and panties for in­ fanta. Carl Dodson is mill superinten­ dent of the Tec-Bill plant which Is owned by C. F. Wheeler of Miami. 1‘aul Yale*, foreman, ye*, terday pointed out material for the making' of two one story, prefabricated houses of one stem design and in about the Sil,Sd9 <Ja**—of- homes. The coidpany, he said, does nut put up the house* but sells the prefabricated section* _ tu con­ tractors and private owners. A complete line of mill work machin­ ery will la- installed and active production la predicted in the near future. Within 90 days it is plan­ ned to produrc prefabricated sec­ tions for one house a day. . The Patterned Corp. is owm-A by Dr. J. P. Williamson of WintcT Park. He is the former director of the Riegel Corp. of Ware Shoal*. N. C. which operatea textile mills. Associated with him is D. Cray and F. F. Caruther*. salesmanagrr. Harry Kudell of Hanford is aiding in making the plant ready. Dy IIA I. DOYI.K NEW YORK, Nor. 3 OP>~lf 1 had daughter—I'd I * plenty glad to mv hvr become the wife of the President of the* United states. That** where I don't (ec eye to •ye with Mr*. Harry 8. Truman. She tay* if ihe had a *on *he wouldn't ral*« him to be a Pre­ sident- No one could i|Uartrl with a mother'* wi»h to *pare her »on that fate. Out I can't go along with her itatement that *hc wouldn't care to tee her daughter a* Flrtt Lady. Thve^arvtdvwtr-wf-good reason* why a parent wouldn’t want hi* boy to grow up to he the (heat While Father. Rut then- aren't »o many arguments agalntt letting your little girl grow up to bo** the While Rouse *rrvant*. A President i» a kind of i|ueen bee, a pritoner of the people. He cease* to become an Individual. We all feel wr own n chunk of him. whelhur we voted fur him or not. He ha* to stand in line for hour* at social function* he doesn't want to attend and shake hand* with people he doesn't want to meet- lie can't go around the house In jamas, because hr might run into a party 'of slghtecr* from Keokuk. When he get** up to make a •pecch. he can’t 1k> »urc whether for me— mayl>e. Lincoln's old l>ed. he will be applauded or shot at. You wouldn't have to worry He can't even Open strange about her,tiffing with her husbaiV Christmas packages-rot- fear Santa and coming home to papa. Wives Claus put a bomb in Ihsm. don't leavr the While House to go . He can’t'step down l » the corner bark to their parents. She wouldn't have tu fret alsiut bar and have a hecr>with the boy*, and most o f hi* daily scenery con­ keeping up with the Joneses. She'd sists of paper mountains blown set the serial pace herself. And she'd never have any doubts alwut over-the capital. He is so closely guarded that he the family breadwinner stepping gets u Irind of claustrophobia of out on her. The Secret 8crvice people He's in a rut with nd wouldn't have any secrets from her. They’d be keeping,tabs on tinfuture'and Iftilr fun. 1. For $75,000 a year It's not worth l*oss man twenty four hours m # It. I wouldn't wish a life like that day. for my boy— If l had one. •She'd have all the flattery and Another reason I wouldn't, want attention, women love, the fegling a son of mine elected President pf Is-inir a real power liehind a is that 1 know | would get tired rral throne—the most powerful in of hearing gentlemen from the history. No woman would want to other party ask me: 'misa that- if it were within her You had a rhnnec to drown eluteh hjm as a pup. Why didn't you?" And sinre thcie are five living' Rut l'il l>e happy' to have a widows of Presidents hut only daughter as First Lady anytime. one living ex-Pre»ldont. she'd pro. It would solvr her housing pro-'liahly outlast her husband and Idem fur nt least four years, and make n million dollar* selling h she would always save a hunk memoirs. Opens r 12:15 P. M. A d u lts — U lr C h ild re n - I Ic (In c . T n x ) I W E D N E S D A Y and T H U R S D A Y ! Hcned'ct Hog?32« PK-nti , — PECK-BENNETT THE MACOMBER AFFAIR' FDR Oil. DEAL . tYAfclHNGTON Nov. 3 (/P)Pn-sldcnt Roosevelt was repre­ M A C A R TIIU R MUM sented today to have Iwen "anxlTOKYO Npv. 4 Of) — (iencral out" in 1M I to ease the money MarArthui deellncl commtnL to- need* of King Dm Saud of Satnli dav on a Baltimore Sun xtory Arabia although the lata Harry wheih said he would seek the Re- Hopkins commented then: I nst Day j oubllcan nomination for President "Just'how we could call that next year. • In refusing to. com­ outfit tth# Saudi Arabian gov­ Tuesday!I ment the General adherd To hit ernment) a ’ Democracy’ I ’ don't policy of alienee on recurring re- know." , , BOCfa that Jig might bid for pre­ Tho views of Mr. Rooaevelt and " F O K E V E R sidential office. Hopkins, idviser to the late*Presj Went. Were placed In the record . Tueaday at 3:45 P. M over i by Char man Brewster (R.M a) aa ! I Km Bi Ranalu 4ln. station WTRR, the fourth in a.|,h* wi l t Ufa. War Ik.w..tl— Ibveatlgxting aeries of dramas. 'T h e Constant 1Committee continued Ita inquiry Invader" will ba praeented by I K1 to whether the Navy waa Llonal Barrymor* and a Holly. ]ch»rged excessive picas for Armwood cast. Iblan oil by some Amerte Vmertcan-owned. companies. ROBCRT PRESTON WELCOME - F LO R S H E IM m e. \ MORNING SPECIAL! xe, V » ' rj . \j\ . * * : w i? j * CANNON BATH TOWELS i'j. ft for $1.00 M L Big, Thlmty, Extra Heavy Plaid Towcla. Virginia Taeh rvcordad a t v „ victoria* without a setback or « tie in 1918. In Cuiora of Red, Blue, Grwen or Gold. ghlu i»| Ed MtrhaeD. funner guard, i* coaching the ton Clippers of Ih* Fmitl-nll Association, g ton Redskin farm. Villanova Wilming­ Ante * Waal • Regular Price 49c 4iv i 'i t Dr. Charles L---Optonelrlst Sanford At Untie Uk. Ilonra: 9-12 1-5 PI SaL M l Eye* Examined * Gleasee Fitted v .- L aa# L -.(Jam ‘ .... ’» -.. . . m *v *. - t\ _ ’ * '■mb ’ _T - i m ga, r *J i f . STRANGER 1ER" Ih Coming T b Tdirn Nov. 18th- 19lh 1v.'-Jl’, JOAN GREGORY nrni/ -* ‘ #* ' k: ■ ‘ A *** * » . * •4 :> «, �r I , TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 194*7 THE1SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PACE TH REE — ip Evangelist Social A n d Personal Activities Social Calender South Side Carnival Proves Successful 1 ilium.tftj d • eg fiMi.otitig lie no 1tin w> te n l l c cti of the Fri­ ll inn's tup.flight cotio-dlnii uo.ljnt.s'- ('loll, BrOadWyy's fiaU>r'ial Youth Fellowship Has Party Thursday h :h ' A Hallowe'en party was held on ! Thm -day night by memtirra o f i the Hbencwr Methodist Youth ’ Fellow shin .at the home of -Mrs, I Minnie Nolan in Citrus Heights. 1 Dave Shannon and his hand fur­ nished music throughout the even­ ing. A weinrr roast wa- enjoy­ ed and prises given for the beat costumes. Those present were Mr. and Mr*. Clifford Johnson and son Billy. Mr* niol Mr*. Ralph lYtor-. Mr. and -Mr*. Jerry Lord and son. Mrs Robert Bruce." Ml - "CmI Bradbury.' Mrs. IV, K, Steward. Mr* Nolan and the Misses Louise. Ftilfenl nf-Ocata. A gties Bennett, Marij- Hooding, Dorothy Reynolds, Marv" Dell Bowen, Nettle Ruth Bowen. Christine Cai|H‘tttei. Mar torie Bronson, Martha 11III inid. Mavis lie Cassidy. Kliiid<cth Cninenter and Estelle Fryer. Lee Stenstroin. IV, Spivey, Joe Goodrich, Wilbur Nolan, Cecil Brook*. 'Eugene Bennett. I'urtiGooding, Marcus Bowen, David Shannuit. Hill Mat tin. Larry Vaughn, .Clinton Huggins, Eugene Gilttran. Earl . Boiiguardea and Lloyd Reynold*. , e rs 0 n a l s TUESDAY Mr*. J.' M. Cameron, president The Daughter* of Wetlcy Class of the P. T. A. of South Side of the First Mrlhodist Church Primary School, this morning ex­ Mr. and Mrs. I Burke Steele will meet with Mr*. J. K. Mc­ pressed her appreciation to all hate returned fro from Ni-uuik, N. ,ve returnctl Kinley. 018 Magnolia Avenue, at those who contributed to the suc­ Y. where ih w spent the summer. 8:00 !>. M. A Market Ilaiket *alr cess' n f the Hallowe’en Carnival will be held, Hostesses are Mr*. held at South Side School on Fri­ * Friend* of Mr*. II. E. Weekly . M. L. Wrjght, Mr*. McKinley, day evening. will regret to learn that she I* Jfcfr*. Zeb Ratliff. Mr*. Paul ThurMr*. Cameron stated that a confined m her home in Orange round *mi Mlt* Vena Woodcock. large sunt of money wai teuliied City because of illness. WEDNESDAY from the carnival and thla money The fin t lesson o f the study will l>e used toward the School Jack Burney has Icfl foi jtu rcourse to .be prcienled at lb* Library and to buy viclrolas for hatn, N. C. where he will enter First Methodist Church entitled the class room*. She said those Duke University Hospital for ob­ “ The United Nation*'’ will begin donating their time, both amateur* servation and treat me ol. at 7:30 P. M. and last until icin and professionals, did so freely P M. All person* interested are " ^ j g^Vrmisly, for which she and Clarence I- Wynn left by plane Invited to attend. j committee are "sincuiely utt Saturday fur Oil City. Penn, Revival meetings ate now in Tha Sanford Woman’s Club will „ rutcf ui •• where hr will visit Mr*. Wynn's progress at the Wesleyan Meth­ have Ita monthly husines* meet- I T(lt. fVwtivitic* at, the school parents for a few day*. odist Chinch at Paula with the Ing and lunrheon at the club at , #t 5.30 P. M. with a supper Rev C. It, Ruppe, e v a n g e l i s t , 02:30 o'clock. Mrs. II. W. Ruck- ,orvri| |n thc lunchroom: Game*. Mr. and Mr*- A. K. Shoemaker conducting services each evening #r. literature chairman, will be refreshment* and contest# were had as their guests over the week­ at 7:30 o'clock until Nov. 111. The In charge of the program. Poetry enjoyed during the evening on end. Mr. and Mr*. James Sltoe- public la cordially invited to at­ will b4 under the direction o f Mra. the playground.- A dram! Match maket and Bill Shoemaker of tend. THURSDAY uprnrd the event* and the |>ri*e Gainesville, The T. E. L. Class of the First for the most appropriate costnh.e Baptist Church will hold a cover­ was won by Dan Clause dressed Friends will regret to learn that T H E G AR D E N G ATE ed di$h supper st the ehureh an* as n ghost, funniest by Hay O'­ Turner Lodge Is* confined to .the MRS. E. 0. KILPATRICK. JIL. Editor net at 7:30 P. M. Hara as an old witch complete Fetnnld Laughton -Memorial with Weekly Column of the Sanford Garden Club The South Side Parent Teach­ with broom stirk.' most attrartivo a broken ankle suffi-tcd in an ac­ ers Assoclstion will meet at 3:00 by Sally Robli as a tuple doll und cident which occulted on Friday P. M. at the school auditorium. * for the moat original by Brantley night. "O f All Flowers. Me thinks A only -mall amounts Jnf plant The Y. W. A. of the First Bsp- Schirnrd costumed a* a college Rose Is Re»t." Plinkt-*|>eni,-. food* THI YOUMOIST iner . 1st Chureh will meet at the home professor with a cap ami gown. The lose l* undoubleilly rivlliiaWhen using rot^mnrinl fci Young1 Baptist Group of Miss Mildred Turner. 210 West Honorable mention was given lion* la-ill loved flower. • ( tllin r- 1 lils'tal supply of humus Ily, So-aii Erwin. Srvrntrenth Street at 7:30 P. M. to Jackie Miller, Peggy Tloirnher grr it u t Enjoys Party Friday Many varieties can be' grown j'|a-necessaryin order to inm'tno In-IpFill DAY Mis. Fannie II. Hr . successfully, in the south. I I heir effectiveness. ley, Sandra Dunn. Fred Halt. Bet1 World Community Day will be tv Ann Stile*. Mary Rose St.... . In planning a modartt gatders Commercial fi-ftihxri with an her ll)3id loilti.i The Young People's Department" observed at the First Christian Joyce Ann Culk’ n Alice Camille give space to some of the fine old organ:- has,- (cotton M'eit local, Dnuhury, Conn 11 *. 1 . of the First 'Bn|ili*t Church eti-j Church by the Woman's Inter- tlaltev, Jim and .imla Williams. 17. roses a ' the harkhoiM- of your rose dried hlmsl, shrimp, meal. etc.» are Wur, when •lie v. well -ll.-d With lie. t denominational Council of San- ; included In the fun for the rhil joyed a party given on Friday gulden, ami then indulge yourJit* t}*‘ PteferrHl. night at illy Tourist Center with -ford. Tlte meeting will begin at ,|r,.n Wrro puny rides with the fancy 111 the n ew er-rose* a* a test 1 However if Uu-**v are Dot U< ncral’f : - • i 3:00 P. M.-with Dr. R. II. SlrL’*»- ,wn|M being donateit for the even- Mis* Mildred Williams a* Mis of their adaptability to .growing available, allcrnnTv fciiln.i •■f . UiUniusict, -ViT—t-nr I1.— lyuss. ut fkicmumu.*. -condition* iit your gunlrn. leolloii-eeiTTnriiT. dried IdW l, Blt.-paitor 0f _ theD rlanrto-Park-jng by the imaty Boot*—lttm nr Do.iUuyeve. i i uc t j - , Rev. J. E. MeKinlev. pastor of V Ft«_I, ..1 ..vi mm l'iiiisi.1, 4 Lake I*re»Uyterian Church, ao as v,i Club. In,buying a new rose it is well |,h£ ' » |' "J-1. "tc- •»»> give. the First Methodist Church, led xuett speaker. Following tin: Grand March was In look into tl* family Urt\ If von planti» will ri*»|uiro a 111111'* x The Regular monthly meeting a progiam in*the school auditori­ the group in 'community singing can Ui.ce its ancestry back t., the ^'Pldy o f nitrogen in the of the American legion Auxiliary um. On the entertainment were with .Mrs. ■R. R. Pippin accom­ China roses ut Bourdons, or some *Pr*"g just ln'foiv i.»-w growth H ullvW om l will lie held at 4:00 P. M. at the dances by Mrs. I*. II. Tepsir and panying at the piano. Following other strain that is known to sue-. * r,,< , , the singing a talent show was it, iimiT nroM Legion Hub All members are students o f the Cogburn School of can I * ' Tw" - which me held und those participating Were reed in the south, you urged to attend. , , , , ... blooming in many garden- in BatiDancing including Velma Jones, Mis* Joyre Hellel, soloist; Roger MONDAY lllti lri V\ui 'll Hobby Little, Nancy Itolib, Sally Harris, pianist; David llnrrel, so­ pu-tty certain that the hybrid w ill' fo„ , him AN 1ItltlNtiN (mi t.g lo-mml. Circles of the W.-M. U. of the Itol.b; Dottle Williams, Diana loist and a girl's trio consisting succeed for you. Fit -I \ 1... 1 If n.o * ate planted loo early In j Thj, „ „ |,*.dy ..... which First Baptist Church will meet at Fleischer. Jeanette Bullard, Ann t o sta v. of Minnie Ruth Odhnui, Mona the fall, and are followed by mild JC o m « U. us from , , riunirt »»* iii ■ iium iiifYiru, ir u ji 8:80 P. M. a* follows: Circle No. Thurston, Joyce Cullum. Julie JenMexico, m ton if I to- dam Hut It Mills and Helen Slaughter. len.pcatur.-s for several wrrkg, ki„ r., Imrk ,|urj,ig „ fm -M ve... o ill.-I 2. Mr*. H. K, Cordell, chairman, nings, ningMarin Menendex* ami The prize was awarded to the the plants will put tin u certain will eonn-' again. It has pink 01 .m u m m ie d t iviil with Mrs, A. L. Wilson. Seminole Karen Carpenter. Dirk Aiken in girl's trio. amount of new growth which will c n ii colored flowers—small and lim ited G e n e h Boulevard: Cirrle No 3, Mrs. H. black face portrayed Uncle Ri'rnns W\r At the conclusion of the talent lie killed hy the first .heavy freexe. dainty. Foliage is large and heart n d ,-.“ X Turner, chairman, with Mr*. and led in group singing. The an d t M*urner, 210 West Seventeenth l.eoser Drtinmtic School presented contest-folk games were enjoyed This will he a soth.uk since th e' shaped and is a very vigorous F r il l's re liun to Us tVVf?PI» Street; Circle No. 4, Mrs, R. E. |several skits completing the pro- under the direction of Grace Fus­ Platt' has drawn upon it* reserve 'grower, climbing forty fe e m a a dii» it"' .it ty r. Priles were aw aided by tn produce these new shoots. 'single season mid Covering a tinge -a w ;|f .1 !d i' Peurifoy, chairman, with Mrs. [gram, It may l-e said there are very ar»a Jodrr Cameron, 714 J-sun! Ave- I _1_________ _____ ________ ______ K Knder Jewelry .Store. Priles for c a s t , b e rr .i t . • .a oslunirm wer» given to Tgwov few really ever blooming rose*. Jjo RANA (po-ray'-riti) nur; Circle No. 8, Mrs. MartiIn! hietil'* i - *■ • . ... |« |Kllneripher, chairman, with MV*. Straudcr for fiist place and to All types of rose plant* have, This vine comes tn us from India “ It1 funny to.'*r si Forrest Gatclul. 2320 Lain el Ave- Jimniv Afkerr for second place. rU.p[HPl.d " Ft I 1Ifcli resting periods even though and i« rapid growing with huge Refreshments were served to [but*; Circle No. tl, Mr*. J. A they may la* brief. Some type* deeply veined leaves and masses iltm lll G i l l ■ i Strange, chairman, with-Mrs. J. ■hou* l&*> guests' including Rev; hlnom ynly once n year; generally o f purr while, small flowe r* >i! id'll Ol'---- L jRov Britt. 812 East Niiieter-nlh DuUgla* Charle*. assistant pastor io tile apring--Olliers will-give a axillary rtfrrif'TS.- which Im.gs ifi-T flan ..... of the First Pirst.Vtetian Church giv,- a liountcou* display in th e‘ drift* of anow. Thrifty in giowth llltletl rn i ti and Mis* Mary Thomas Wilkes ihi* i|| l l l Clitnli the laiisfalllit V Will flinih to the top of 0 tall r iu l M m and Grace Foster also of the I’rw- —Granted-lb*I - Y«or aoij- is well *pl0Cr ttci; Tlbe fowe.s are ipiitc som eth in g ' <*f hrterian Ctiurch~Hev7ntfcKlniey ilfwinetl arid in a fair *tate of fragrant. and~Koger Harris. Out of town tflth. it will grow good roses, with TYiese two vines <iiioliibc jliis . "ini guests Included Mrs. J. II. Bor­ ploper attention to, spraying and bcntRlfullv on a t. rv hug,- .mb He -■ land of Pim-kard. Ala. and James finding. and treat, a perfect pirturr, that ,t»wt •• 1 Henry Cooper of New York City. 'Rose plants arc heavy feeders, would thrill the heart nf urtv arti*!. ' toiMr. Cooper ls connected with the Too many gardeners think . of The largest Pm-ona vine is In the 'hint i! • Mather Advertising Company In fetliRting in terms ,of barnyard gulden o f Mr. and Mi*. Edmund "N- f ‘ d!. i ' New York. Other guest* were manure". These imtfrove the soil, Blowe. Drive around.Hanford and I'M" " I '*■ teachers and voung people of the qncourage bacterial action and *co how many Antlgnnnn vlite* the ni:d Baptist Church. { trill k " £ provide the much needed Inimu* you Can find, which is *11 Immu tant, but s i r ------------ ------ Mtimi' r Tf7T * You wane to sit in Ik' li^kt all tk’ time cince I bou^Kb tliat ^ ^ j ^ froru' BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. ami Mt*. L. B. Hodgin*1 Jr. aniiouneed tmlay t)ie hirth of a son. John larltoy, on Oct. 2i», Mrs. Hodgtn* li the rortner Connie Ta­ tum of Dclutnd. flemInotP~OHpler No. 2, 6 .' K. S. will m e t at the Masonic Hall at 8:00 P. M. A special offering will lie taken for th*J •Masonic Home at St. Petersburg. Picture* made at the lian.piet will lx- ready for anyone who desire* them. Wm, E. Kader Jeweler 111 South Park Avanu# Phono 157-W M ETEO R S 1 5 -00 So much for no lit lie f lilg camera fentures At small camera ecvnomv. A. W IE B O LD T 210 South Park Avenue * By tsabclle S. Thurtby Extension Food EconornUt PE R TIN E N T PR IN T Read before using i* an obvtmi* blit often neglected nllc for get­ ting your money's worth In servire and satisfaction from any new household equinrfient, homo econo­ mist* of the U. S. Ih-partmrnt of Agriculture reminded housewives. Careful reading o f every word of print that comes with a new ar­ ticle. large or small, it well worth the housewife's lime, especially to­ day When new designs, materials, and finishes are earning on the market. A few minutes of reading in advance of using may save costly repair* or poor service. - .Manufacturer* go to consider­ able trouble to print advice on the proper carr and use of their prod­ uct*. The woman w ho . discard* all printed matter as "Ju«t adver*. tM ng" or because she think* she knows enough without reading may be throwing away' money. The printed advice i* part of what she pay* for when she buy* the ar­ ticle. After reading all labels, cards or booklet* that romea with new ■nt, put away any printed direction* or guarantees In • safe ee, the home economlata odvtie. ey also say It is wise to keep a record of the place and date of purchase, ami the name -and ad­ dress of the manufacturer. B MISS PEARL LAIRD Representative o f the G0SSARD CORSET COMPANY ^ Hints To Housewives Will b# here ThanuUy, November 71h to ahoW and aaalat 'in filling GOSSARD Modebt. You art ^cordially-Invited to consult her as to Y F W A U X ILIA R Y The Veteran* o f Foreign Wars auxiliary will hold ■ coveted dish ■upper for their ncit meeting and before Thanksgiving will enjoy barbecue fpr the members "m* their husbands. A t the meeting of the group held last Thursday it t o * announced that the organ­ isation will meet hereafter at the Legion Hut Instead o f the Tourist Center. Bread Supply (• '• ■ lls s e e your figure problems. For Appointment Phone 129 *• • -• V .. ^ (p' 3/LjPj N *i * r «.A . F*e ■‘ i ® ? , . , ;trc lu'udetl fur fall m k *(T«* w h e n ,1 rt'.tle.l l>> I u—• A N N S -MIRASpI* R F A l' I.Y S A L ()N 117 Nurllt I'a r ji Avrnut* Good Clothes KKpFIKE. CAREFUL ATTENTION illlt l \LTERAT1()NS liv A. L. I.ynn’s ( O L O N l A l. C LE A N E R S I'lii.ut- -181 \KU \ 1 \V \ * . ¥1 = xl.- - WEDNESDAY-MORNING FEATURES! DOUBLE BLANKETS . '* Krill' •I .1 llu |l■ei.t t! |• t n .< Iltll lilt lust Til •a Iff It fti^l 2.98 in i _Inut- ■1 ' trx' u 1j_ Awl h ,,:.- i it t-i.tn - i*. •r M AN HAIUOAV Diittibultd by Cental P ttu Anotmlibo COLEUp, prised for Ita omi- at">ut three werke tran*ptsnt the folil ruttlngs Into two-inch pot* mini pooe plant, for during the summer with a sandy soil. When these It brightens outdoor window boxes '■mall pots become fllled will, snd in ths winter It lends color roots, move the plants Into larger 7<ols containing a heavier soil. to indoor window gardens. Watch for mealy bug* on co­ Nsw coleus plants can v- prop­ agated at any time by making leus foliage. U present, dtp a soil cuttings from parent plants. Place brush In equal ..art* of a|cohoi the cuttlnga tn a glass of water. and warm waltr and touch sach Set It In a tunny window and In bug with It, as Illustrated g r a y ­ no Urn* at all roots will develop, ing the plant* with soapsuds ot 1 as ftlust rated In the accompany- nicotine lulphate also help* to keep msaty bugs unde,- control. ig Garden-Graph. Remember that roteus, like all Plant ihs.Yxjotsd cuttings tn a ; mixture of send and p u t Give plants with brightly colored ; them bottom heat U possible by travel, noede all tha sun possible. s«ltlng_ thwn on S radiator. In It also requires good drainage. t " A A'•'g 7 IP li l1 Q U ALITY ' 3 T A Y 8 I M l I P r YOUA t V IP O lt Itii j- -* In A Colorful Foliage Plant m I'lt.im' 717 fur-\ppnlnlnieni tjfjno a i H IllFfltjT |lc»» t "U'didny len." mi,| " T live. ti. I t; . i, g ill lit'. Taipjtcmi. Rig -mm pllrsfj. Friul, .1 ■ ■( ' i ■: 1 man who. rn e i aLanit l.lx Wi,:.|i| in- .if,,nn,| wotk. .i- ui liu-'i- iinri Hi I llim-. I f f tlinilH nf liirh* with .liiiiti Crawl. ' > :,i> in Hi., ‘ rind, smile thine "Glnxit • tinl _1 a n '- |i4 « > u u i = t " In n ! - * 1' ifn " I: ' i-iii'l I Ir- •. r ,t« ffrirtf, lunii.i.' - pi- nn; 'Itoj-rr *-• And A taiio to. .' It «i m i srasoi. Dll II . . I.UHt i im a* I ■■ - . \ I t i ‘tl lio l At l i t i s l.m y I ’ r i r t ' You t'n ii I'tirrlin sv An A ll A m erican ( ’n llim 1'lu i.l 1'utr lllit n k c l- I nil H fil Si/e 711 \ Ml” BED SPREAD S t's inkIt- t <tlton T 'in tf l''«i S lrip t’ ! V *»u*\a* W n ltril A l.nttR I im irlU tt I.ikt* Tht***!*, 2-19 , Ki/P Ml \ in;.” »• v r THCy W OULD READ YOUR AD TOO, IF IT APPEARED HERE N O TICE THE ORANGE CITY 4 HOTEL For Your Christmas Grouting Curds !• Now Heady For* Partita and Banqntla POWELL’S OFFICE SUPPLY CO. For Reaervatiorui Phone Orange City Hotel Orange City, Florida '2 .’ ' - ' -•-da ^ « ' ’ { ;? ._"_-V ; m W r ; 4 Phone 986 110 Magnolia Avenue •> ‘ ‘ . j; : T • . - . .. tig le x-*, i / t i l ‘ if ’(7TF>v'i| -Your llanilK !ia%’» m Tl Your Hair Om | • r" of substituting other foods for bread, citing among other factors the reduction of forage, potato and sugar beet crops in Europe last summer because o f the drought "There Is no hope that the pre­ sent shortage will *nd with the 1848 harvest,” he said. "Stocks arj so low that even with a bumper :«r*s; U i i m : ’,n 1848 many countries may be forced to con­ tinue bread rationing through 1848. "This shortage o f fats and oils and livestock products will cona m a much longer period." -- I■•u-anir n tio ii. . T O D A Y 'S G A R D E N -G R A P h . %h 1 K: * . -,u T1 fJT* M Craw e n t e r ta in e r . Flll-'.ile- alternate! oS'li n . | p - ' tvt.in the ,lm»-• . rare 'ami Hop.' fallow entcit.-nnrt ' j i,,oded iii.c ii«*t ,-p hr.w as P 'k, ofi« Hjltruoiv B" * ' -it. -duced, ii> ] 1 Bpis arril djfp l; .crowd. 1led at Slo a head by |loucbcl. 77;' ' - F--5- ♦..« . ' i . �|HAGE FOyR. TUESDAY, NOV. 4, 1947 T1IE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA The Seminole lliffh Kchool Baby S rtlimlftt if ill entertain tho. lUhy tine* from Daytona llrarh MainIntid High School tonight in a grid r.nnlrlt that will start at 7:45, and will'la- eponxm-d hy the Jararanda Circle of the Sanford Carden ( ’ lul,. * The proceed* of the contest will lie plareii |n u fund for the new Garden Cluli building. Coach Fred Cana* has Iicon propping hi* charges for the eonle t for over a week, ami the-lo- A T L A N T A Nov, 4 Mb—Johnny Vaught, who directed Mississip­ pi1* 20* IK victory uvsi Isiuisiana Stall- Saturday, wa* named Coach of the W«*-k today in n poll of atHirts writer*. *' Ten of I t southern sport* writera polled hy the Atlanta Journal favoied t.he HeboI Coach, while Hobby J?n«|il, whose Georgia Tech team remained umliTenlrj with a 7 u ■victory over Duke, and Red Ihou. iibn.i Aluluinin team upss-t Kentucky, 1? n, n-rrived' two votes each. Player of, the week narrowed down to four players from the honor roll o f 12 named hy the coaches themselves. Three hacks, llobhv Forint* o f Florida, the na­ tion's leading rusher! Chuck ConerJy, who had a hand in all three "“of Mississippi's touchdowns, and Shorty McWilliams; why W om l three Mississippi .Slate markers against Tulane, anil one linemen. Hoh Davis, Georgia Tech PINKHUKST. N. C. Nov. 4'<VP) —The north and south open tour, namrnt. which ha* resisted stubhornlv through-the |>*sl 45 year* tho effort* of most of the game's greatest psr hunter*, was attain the baltlefront of the topnolch golfers today. The historic No. 2 course, a rt,R7!t yard rhallengi* to master and- duffer alike, met the on­ slaught of 1*T« players ns thr 72-' hole grind began, with $7,500 in prize money to lie awimlcd at the conclusion of a dlt-holc windtip Thursday. Only seven time* in the 2H vent* the north and south has l*s*en a 72-hole tournament has 280 been broken. The record of 271. set in 1042. hy Hen Hogan, who won last year for the third time, in the only score better than ’ Tlie Seminole* trimniud the Hue* In Dnyluna several week* ago hy a fi to II margin in a haul fought contest. The Davtonn starting lineup will prolwhly firtd Nicholson and Clifton at end*, Harrison and Fielder at tackles, Feltton and Griffin at <(1181(1* and Sizemore at renter. Ilurlev will start at (plot­ ter. Jark Anderson, at left half. Smith nl righl half ami Henson at fullback. John Vaught Named Coach O f Week By Southern Scribes Bowling News lly Frank Itockell In the Meirhant* league la»t nigid, Harold l**wis of the Table game o f IW». Ciydo Ramsey of Chase and Co, had 470 pin* fol high single three game*. Tbe Sanford Hutck team dropped into fourth place, losing three game* to the Moss' Amusement li-aiq Team standing* ns of last nnrhf Wittr•avis was selected a* thp play A scratch league I* being furnirr of the-week for a performance ed. All men who are* interested termed hy Chick Hn*c|i, of the there will lie a meeting Friday at Associated Press, as "the greatest 7:(MI I*. M. tackle play I have ever seen.1' The women* league will bow I Other players who were ad­ judged the stars of their tennis tonight slatting at H P. M. include Floyd Iteid. Georgia full. back- Wash Serini. Kentucky, Whitt* SOX Directors tfjf *. I•** liny lUehfion. Alnlinfiin w^i ti __ ■ ■ * a* guaid; Ronald Hergmler, Tcnnes- R l t t n F o r m a l M e e t i n g CHICAGO Nov. I M*i Direc­ tors of the Chicago While So* (dunned a formal mel-ting today to discuss the clubs suspension from baseball urn) there were re­ port* they already had agreed in secret In pay the $5011 fine which would reinstate the Sox without Columbus Ledger, picked Drew. At St. Thomas College in St. Vgughl was named on the batlots of Chick Hnscb, Associated Paul, student Clinrli-* CtilillskeV, future owner of the WKJlr'Hox, quoted* irr “the MltlWsjiSKTt Tarth. Atlanta Journal: Wirt Gam­ Tribune a* saying the 1500 fine mon. Chattanooga Times; Karl Would la- paid to-lnv h- one of Ihe, ■directors at-thr ufficc of Commis­ sioner v\. II, Chnridler in Cincin­ nati. This would automatically restore tlu- While Sul tu good ores and make them eligible r the American* l.rnguc playerdraft meeting in Cincinnati Mon- For the" first time in Op* event's history qualifying irtav for plac­ er* not otherwise eligible to comnote was held yesterday and 52 Per Rsguier Army ishfi'H at hem* and st read (all il always ■ lists sf vtasrsm activity *a lb* grtib**, performer* of a Held of |5tl made Hsrt, o bard-4riving holtbotk buski the lint si pest I*sail sloth at is* *1 lb* Notion i Army psitl. the grade with score* ranging from fix to 7*1. They joined the 4 already on tbe invited list to make the field for today's open-. NORTON OF TEXAS A. & M ing round. Gleftn Teal, a Jacksonville, profr*slonnl with four years nt/militarv service Is-hind him. led ipial Ifyinr play with a 32-75—08. four under par. Trailing 'IHm hy a stroke were nro Jim Gant* of ,. Hy ARTHUR. HKCKWITH, JIL Harlsville, S. C.. and Atlanta am­ ateur Gent- Da 111bender, liolh .1.1t’slerv Fed* , •18—ny shooters. Coarh Carl ''tioosi,-'' Kettles of Jimmv McNair, Duke Univer'Seminole High School has a long sitv strident from Aiken. S. C., range plan for building the Sem­ was in the 40 slot with a pair of inole High school grid aggrega. tlon. hut it will take time. •required to tdav in Coach Kettle* was telling us g -bound -im-ltidrCsry Yextenbry-ttmt-thg-Pcd grid'wpiad Middlecoff. w(nner here a* an it/building a backlog of equtpamateur t o year* ago; PGA nient that can lie .used for giving chamiigui Im ^ ___ Fcrrler, Johnny junior high boy* training in the I’alWT, Clayton llrafner. Gene fundamental* o f football. Rarazen. Tonev Penfin. Horton Smith. Hairy Todd anil Hobby and Tim Tyler, one of Ids as­ Cntlrkshank, the* Venerable Vir­ sistants. lir e planning to start ginia Scot, appearing In his 25th session* for the ' Junior High north nnd south, three o f which School students and give them the fundamental* nf football, so that all of this work will not hsve to Mississippi nod Arkansas played In- taught the fellow* when they a football tyime ip HU4 that still enter high 'school. is claimed n* a victory by Imth The program is sound and St. teams— Mississippi by 13-7 and ' ' Augustine has been practicing Arkansas at' 1-0/ these Ideas fot some time. As we can see. It has surely helpr^ tho Yellow Jacket*. Kettles* Idea is to teach the TO SELL youngsters how to block, pass, kick nnd handle the ball so Ibal EM, TELL be will have a little more experlratrd-.Prospect, with which— I* work when the |ioys get to high school. •—A a - A d ll ne gets the plan into operaItlun immediately It will still take I several years U-fore the extr* 'sessions will la-gin .to nay uf^ but the former Hollins star says that S jr-wigi Sports Roundup lly HUGH kT'Ll.KHTON. JR g-v — S I ■ Second Prize ... ........ 1 lb Box Candy - T 0 U C H T 0 N DRUG CO. Third Thru Fifth P r iz e s ... ........ . For Each Prize Winner, One Pass J o r Two To Uitz Theater . During thu rucrnl Indiana* Northwestern football game Floyd ( Red) Grow outdid himsi'lf in showing courtesy to the officials. During a time opt, Red grabbed his wuler bucket, rushed ofer to the nearest official and askrd: "May I go In now. sir7" Th* INSTRUCTIONS il be ip The Herald office before ntmn ir poatmarked by that time. All gnmes . -V «. MIBR BTATK J>UKB “ t . *V8* M188DUR1 *V8* N A V Y MI88I881FPI *V8» TKNNB88KK ■Mike Jacobs BROWN DARTMOUTH •VB* PENN 8TATB letting the champ N O TICE Tux iMUikw tire open for payment of 1917 City Tnxes. Discount of I',, will l»e ullowed for payment in Novem­ ber; 3‘ < riimninl for payment in December; 2*; dismuni for payment In January; 1*. discount for Day­ men I in February. E llen H oy. C ity T a x C n llcftn r f e S 38£ liy ***«*"»« “ and CoL C A IK A n ilL C A U o f T O P -O U A L IT Y Q u m o im 4 W f A U b T lM * M fn 'N E S S U * MOtHkHTY O M E -5 ID E D / .. ...... *V8* PURDUE — NORTHWESTERN -VB* OHIO STATE ...... _ ’ BE 8URB TO PILL IN THE FOLLOWING- B-ib Hayslnger, yuunctM of. the Byracuse head coach, quarterback aspirant for ilad'a team. Another son. Hi Jr.,'I* starring for Navy! Y o u r w orn ris k y t in s ore w o rth m o r e in brada fo r T o p - Q u a lity Q a n a ia la . D o n ’ t i « t th a m g o u n til y o u go t o u r p ro p o s itio n . C o m o In to d o y . W o 'U go ih o lim it to ffitw y o u a T r a d e * In Hool y o u o a n 't rafu a*. ;» / ■ : M K T.;h£. ♦Get Your Ballot In Early* Vr* ' ' ' L A U N D E R E T T E o f SA N FO R D ....... Vp- MINNESOTA .. / Suturduy closing at 0:00 P. M. KMUSNE’S lEDIMlONS ____ _ •V8- : The l^iunderelle-nf. until * t-_—- ■ 4 • Knnftrrd . - _ wlll-rentnin-fipm _. . .■ 8:00 P. M. five night* u week, Monday aihru Friday. P q L P O K -M K , i S t f M L , PH MCfTHUH HOKTON COLLEGE — . AN N O U N C IN G ____ GUORGIA TBCII - -_■ = 3 t I AUBURN YALE Phone I2is 414 Sanford Avenue L A W P N O N E ,t Itu T +HT *VB* NOTKK DAMP. -V8- W l m ake ou r ow n lea Cream , A ll fla v o r* Tasty — Delirious — .H ra llh fu l * attend the meeting to explain hi* going very much in Sanfnrd's stand. wav at thr half The Cadet coarh "The commission's K*tu*at'for walked Into the dressing room at O’Connor's-kemovsl will he takon the half and said nothing to HI* un at uUr Cleveland mi-cUmr,** the J charges, but he vissurd each of A m erican league president said- them a lollypop tied with a pretty "E very American Ia-agm- club will ribbon In a larpr bow. On the be represented to consider tb# first play o f the third quarter suspension of the White Sox or- Gilman ran for a-touchdown just ganlxation and Ita general than* to show the coach that they were agvr." not a hunch o f aiaalra. In Washington. Clark Griffith, president nf the Washington Sen­ ator*. said his club will support VB* GKOHGIA ■VB* RRSKINJi KTKTSOl FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM t * 1'■ f»!■Wif lfTV.|flVlt |lTWaI™ a *«ccp**ful season next year. ^ 11ALLOT ARMY . i.wners wereluSimon.*! to a meet. ^ X m 'n ^ s 'o "J “ t b T " . ing here today l.y President Will *rrl" lrt,n ProjP ^ts if they do not I lor fldge to dm id,- on what action ^ ’rw° hrswv n . T l 1*» Iake In the tlttnule 21^1^ 1llvww- nr-1hr* •-rn—is ’s bowl-gamex: : commlssiunrr A. II. Ctunxnor’ a n j (Tbe Crilll*0)1 Ttlle ttmk ran’ o f any Iwslie M. n*Connor.’ suspended aspiration* Kentucky muv -havts ! general matwger of the Chicago lhail and, with Harry Gilmer lillchj j While-Hox. ing, nmy •|lo Ibe same Georgia | O‘Connor and the White Sox Trrh, Lotirsiann State ami Oh.’ |werr detd.il "the pHvlIege* of the Mis*. . .Texas, by blowing lliat Irub-*," wlilrb In effi-cl I* sttspollone point decision to Smilheni alon: for refusal to pay a 1500 Mi-tbisltst, limy have blown Itself •fine for alleged violation of the .restriction against the signing of I a high school pitcher; l llarriiUcv said that although Parker “51” Pen IIa IIoLm a Club OwntTH Asked of To Decide Action S On O’Connor CaHe -NL'W YORK, Nov. 4 HP)- -Looku |ns If Alaliama. a team that has J in the football Imwl picture fi crpictt! Iy, will Have the final | siiy alsm U be1Hveth's-nTnvsctita- Aw ardee! H y (■TIRED CHIEf of the U. S. Army Air Force, General II. H. Arnold U pictured in New Yurk alter being decorated by the Chinese National Sam Francis, now couching lit Government with the Order of Grand Cordon of Yun Hwcib. The Kansas State, was n shot-putter medal wai presented by the Chinese. with the U. 8. Olympic team in Ambassador to the U. S , Dr. V. K. 1U3C. Wellington Koo; (International) S ID E LIN E S IMCK-THE* W IN N E R CONTEST First Prize .... Mm. Sybil Routh’s room six nf (be Sanfprd (irnmmvr_rcbunLiMu b recent rnuml jobin touch fitnthull tournament, winning nil three game* played. Miss Lucilo t’ampliell'a iiMim w<iit second place honor* hy losing only one Kamo. The roster uf the winning team Included Stanley Katz. Kugi-ne Kxtlidge, Gordon Toll. Kdwnrd McCall. Itimahl Snrna. Curtis (lull Jimmv Krhlcr. James Davis. Tom. iuy Newsome, Nolly Since Hirliaril Yates, Lawrence , S k ills, Johnny Carter, Cecil KumiU. Joel Mt-ia ami Franklin iledanhauirh. James Davis and Rtbinld Snrna were nkmed complain* of the tc&m by vote. COM M ENTS Table Supply Moss Amusement Sanford lluick Chase A Co. DRUG CO Room fi Won Round Robin Tournament North-South Open To r Resist Nations'Top — JBarJiustors-Affain - It's Football So aton for tho Army, Too if... V ,: nM hocky player who claim* to Im tha only pro hocky player horn in Alabama. U attending college In coach the end,. No dou Kansas City and refereeing In tha of those wartime army United States league on the aide. ed him land at Purdue, , .and how about a vote for Pur* DAVID SMITH, MANAGER TIRE SALES STOKBr . . , CHON] �> T u e s d a y , n o v . i , lo ir S A N F O R D H E R A L D . S A N F O R D . P L O R ID A Villatmv,, enjoyed ||« untieiiten fmillHill « i n m in 1937, Three innmber* of-(lull team now ait jo' i (he Wildiut i-imc Ii Iiii; Mali. V a R D L B Y V E N E T IA N " America's Moat Oeaulifal Aluminum ~ Cedar - Polish'd Aluminum Aak Me For Free Ka.fmate p . w . S T E V E N S - 817 W . Robinson O rlando FO R R E N T D 4 OFFICE (pace In Malach Building. I-arge light offices, itwly ueccr_ abad, all iiDlitlea,.beat and Janltor anrvice furnished. Call B48W. H. A A. Dept Store. I FOR SALE— Umerock fur drive­ ways and roadwaya— Phona Gea apace heater* I H . u p II. B. POPE CO. INC. 9 HOT PLATE LUNCH Served from ll:3C to 2 at HoiiieC* 2 W ANTED TO RENT B BEDROOM furolabcd or unfurnUlurd huute. Phono 1099, 5:30 to 6:00. a H E A L E S T A T E FO R S A L E AUTO RADIOS, 'Mtlorola. Sale* and Servlca. The Mime llu , 119 W. 1*1 St, Plume 353. FLOW KUH fa* all occasion* H cN EILL A YOST FLORISTS Stpe* Are. Ju*l o ff Celeryw Office oh. 403 reildetica t>h. _0ltvR Expert Kmlin Ripuiring Fred Myer*. 311 K. 2nu Si. SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING AND TYPING CREDIT LURE At OK BEAL BSTATB CEMENT STEPS""for w u r howa, IN S LT ANCB Fred estimate. Miracle Connelr MuUTCACB LOANS Co. 399 Elm Avc. Phone 1335. R A YitO N D M. HALL, Raallor HEWING MACHINES Kegutared Broker and HALES AND SERVICE Inaurance Agent Im. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. Bert's Sewing Mach. Shop 115 8. Fhench. I’ h. I P*0 A T T E N flO N M oillK H S ATTE NTIO N ; OWNERS OF ------ --------------------------------- PlAPKRH FIIVICJf, REAL ESTATE! W E NE ED rtTXEDlTFEEl/E^omT.T^r lir:. llaby Ynlit furnikhr* hiwpilal LISTINGS OF A L L KINDS OF clean, *lerile u nn.-i* aiTd ileodoiREAL ESTATE — HOMES, In d rontainer. r> inoniical and NEW SPIN E T PIANOS -Weaver. ■APARTMENT HOUSES, COMaafe. Fully triedIridlv appruveti Liberal trade in tk farm*. The MERCIAL IIUILDINGS. LOTS, Call Daylnna 2497-W e-fleet f< r Munir Bov. 119 W. Flint St. GROVES, MOTOR COURTS, detail*, thl diaper , S'* it week. Poh no 953. MOTOR COURT LOCATIONS. “ FIRST.IN HANFORD"* IF YOU HAVE A N Y PROPERMRS. BEST bnme mad. 1 11.1. grind i urn for- feed, grit* T Y TO SELL, W HY NOT LET can* for Over Sea* \ men) every Saturday nmrnM E KNOW ABOUT ITT AS and package* fur 1 ingi J. W. Hell, Lake Monroe. SOON I HEAR FROM YOU I Phone County 3106. W ILL ARRANGE TO LOOK 'OR ItKN 1 Fluor -ander. Euxy YOUR PROPERTY O V E R , General Eteclrie aulumnlk’ blun ulieratiuu. !t. lumnnide inter, SunW ITHOUT COST TO YOU. I keta for sleeping cumfurl. find Pniht A Gin** Co. I’liiiue W ILL TURN T E L L YOU II. B. POPE CO. INC. W H AT PRICK YOUll PROPERTY W ILL BRING AND FOR KALE HOW SOON 1 BELIEVE IT OLD NEW SPAPER8—3 CENTS CAN HR HOLD. A. CULVER PER POUND. BUNDLED IN 105 Primrttn A*r. Phone 1011 G O L D E N — REGISTERED BUNDLES. t'lr.nn Tunhig and Repairing I. REAL E S T A T E I1ROKKR, 10. 16. 20 and 25 CENT Hill. He*. HI I - W. M AIN OFFICE ON 17-92 HIGH­ HERALD OFFICE W A Y NORTH OF UNDER­ FRIED SHRIMP D IN N E R * PASS. TELEPHONE- W INTER Show card* and every night at Homer1*. ar— DiryvK k h ; n i O |L landre**. I’hon.1 1021 !W HOUSE, 2 lu’drunm*. partly (JAS hot water heater. old, excellent condition/ |f,n.oo. Small down payment. Cnhen'* Ratlialur- Nhu|* fur Phone I14A-J or lOHo^I. lalance fike rent Fur appoint' plrtg iMilmlnr nervier. Iinl fet’d Ave. I*|mi|ui .15i 'i -V. If You Want »ccurtty for the utur’e on a good Four Acre ’arm, partly tiled and In cul­ tivation. with an attractive bungalow home In a beautiful . aotllng on good paved road \ !*ii many year* uf life tu your III. U l J Reasonably priced to Ho>.»HlHN-W..U . MkWRE S' bedrotfm one flooi Gene’s Texaco Hit lor 3129. r t r w ~ n s » BtBWHPTCTg1rmWIP 0 ,0 1 i uuf mill lieautifv till* home. We *pray it llin color vnu wont. Uluck and ill her con* . r i i " atfuetura xprnyed In pas­ tel tiilur*. Hnrn* etc. aprayrd vr(tll Iie»l nil paint*. I*»t u* give you a free estimate. Rc-I'* HiTiunmupn y iinH. ww * ETAL 2 wheel uglier ally new, attractive price Mfe'R. M. Amilljutt^ West Virginia To (iet $200 Million For Industries ll, l II Wil l s It. CHARLESTON. W I 1/1*1 liuiuitti be* r l • ecnnomlc faith in We#f i e«p|Htn»iun pii.aMim* lallu e fm |lu> •■iiiendilure uf up tu l.'mi i**t inhj almuat iniiiii'tlialely anil perhap* doubte that amoitnl within the neit four 'utnltura. I'L L BU T your ear regardless of age or condition. Roy Real, 304 W. 2nd a y GLOBE graateat cut-rate whole­ W AN TED A T ONCE. 16 u*<d sale distributer*, offer* navalpiano*. The Music Box, 115 W, tie*, aundrtoe, toy*, gifts to lat Bt. Phone 553. ’ ahrewd' buyer*. Globe Trading 1 Co. 109 W. Flagler S t, Miami, THE BEST late model ardan Fla^ » *400.00 will buy. C. A. Shrinrr, Bo* S1L Lake M *ry,^’l a _ AUTO PA IN TIN G SUPPLIES, Altnidy uiiileiway i* a *lu.igg|f -twai. -mr^reete expanmnn' pniprt uf the Chi .apelike olid Pulnmac ■t'.ii.yiiiiiii. p»i | r;a. r /c wiy »peiHl |tu m*i,1**1' fur addiunnul line* and i*| ii|un. nl. and lln|«rNBIUl»t >ia- annnunrvd ii vCitl rpend ei tefal milllnn* fur etlnilar puipti*,-*.' Cpwanl uf f.i2***i,i**i -wtR lw tmiti nut *>y WflWilllg Sleet in erdnrglng pre-ent mill bud fuianet in il't ifif A (etifrarn nf null m-waicli .Tint ............ !■ 11lull nr I •igliifirmit dri i UlutM'lil \iemir tgaLMuticfcXIII II • In ■ I lartr fsittl-* ♦r - j* ~ H y R n y (v o lff O Z A R K IK K FUMBLEr 'V ? O fA R K i ] cor A J! sh o t At n «'«/ o c r oh . OUR IAVCHAUCE TtATCH OH (OUl*) THE BAI L terrors ! , c n iA r , j PIOSKIM/ t iV/SfCOttoo t A c PLAY,Ah' hi /a PAimtuiis 5TILI HAVf. tit' 11a w i / Ijy Walt Disney WEAN itJ R. re A eCJLfl IN V 3 " THAT NtVS BCAgPSS’ OP NOu^w CONC -rwrr• f -* fly V run Striker T H E DONE K AN tiE U T our FAWER 'JWlTtO YOU 10 l \ H£'6 STALLING-, SHERIFF/ HS'S KEEP YOUR WJU6T GETTING SG.C THING I FOUND tM Tb£ CTUNPER OF DOBO GLH WME 1P;S Cf+YODR Ei6W!££NTH ^RTMOAf. y .— — A KiU£f\/ I'M NO KILLER, GARNER, BUJ* VOU --------- - tUMT.yl tired— a *0 i r r Lrdta g. I* Ctmi|>oun4 to MM Pti.XI-un * og »B*rt on eoa p i M w i in a il H T tU t Hy Paul Robinson ETTA KETT HCUjO/ HRJf.ICSf f/*—-x , » o v » a ATTRg fHUO-'t. r c o u U X r « W > Wf UNO o*, roaroMx. n o . i roouo OUT tn.v ---- r ) ) 1 G» j S=^ Vfcr rd •J7 - AUTOS FOR SALE 7 TRADE; 1941 Quick, 66.000 mlfca. A-1 condition for imaljer car agitable for trade-in on new ear. Mr. Nerd. Trailer Park. and hO't S.ml uni II. Ift POPE CO. INC. 18 Sanford,- Salary f H ilt W f«f A IOI Of H o r n wailing m b. ir Ttret Admiral Cheater N. nu it jkc j .Ti . t Jimmy Lay J i . h,> jrar-otd yrandam. was Jn.t ,i ii,i . . *i . lota will, he want, .I M*n,, tiling In riUtg lit. It I t •m ' . , ..i A* the picture ■Ii t . the Admiral lhmi>i'jt (I I.., ,. '. ri.fi.'Tl t , 'ilrnt ncrtirre.l in f>xn Diego. Calif., lutt I f * I n f,i i .e .it !' ■'«.iiy Day tri.'innny. * (l<ilcniah.ii<il| ih l hr Viagiitfoii Rnilwiiy and Hw ‘In- jt|H'iike niiil Oldu lik iw i- me buibling new bmnrh line*. The luHiurily fur additiunal trarkagr iipplng the rirh winding gull •'•nil field* mill tiniliri irtrivt* tn the Mitlth rent ml (Hiitthn uf i Virginia "Two plant* under •eunsti ie tiuu ubuig the Ohio River near Parker** burg, that of the E. I. I)u|»int lie Namour* Ctiinpany tied anull" > Is’lunging to Ainriiian Cyiiaiuhl icprereiil iilulli>milliofi ijullsi invmttheftU. Hiindieil* of thouaatid* uf ilullam bki-wi-e will Iw apant in ll • HoiitDltitig Kanawha Valley Chem­ ical. Industrie*. Structural steel already i« in plan on twill * 10-story mlndnlatruliun renb't and it Ihree-fltatr lal*iiaiury l«dng tm* lucleil by Carbide and Cail*m Chant tents Corp. at H«uth Chari**ton. t.T N O T iC K S — I'K H S O N A I ' Heyden Chemical Co. is now pnaitiring fettiliier In a govern­ ATTENTION LADIES! ment ordnance Works at Morgan Make a une-atop aervie* for all town employing about I 19u per. your laundry and dry cleaning sqha. _ need* by using your favorite Self-Service Laundry. THE IIEI.PY HHLFY LAU ND RY 40*! W. 16 S t Sanford lOin'rLYMOUTirbluT C o o p c .t •mall dreaaing table. 1 amafl wood beater never been used, | u p anil11 g** in rr tt*e ?«|* t tnir 19 tt fyptpailth I alliii tir r y ‘.Htlaep « f ' ('••uiity tend .hi* *upp>#tl In hit ,*im ! tu the SernlfNile ft,tint) Cimt lr( ,.f Itnl Cm*, fur tlw iitiaii Ibeiii uf tbi* goal,** \ Alliert llirksun Repair Simp r.tli 8!reet & I.tiimd Avenue NOTICE Dulux and Duco Spraying En­ OLD PHOTOGRAPHS to copy. amel* and tauuor*. Mnakitlg - Price* reasonable. II. M. James­ Rale* for aobnd truck service* wilt lie 17,60 for Grsl hour and on* Studio. 309 National Bank 53.00 an hour fur each addition­ al hour, except where service* ________l ) 2-114xW. 2nd Bt. ar* donated. Electric Service 7 F « t a , L iv e s to c k . S u p pllea CELERY PLANTS; W. l . t S t J ^annl. W, C. Muae. W A k tE D : Yi cow'. Phone SWEET - Hamlin orange* 52-00 14 LOST A FOUND bush. R. W. Lord,- Phone 7S3- TU RKETl IA)RT— Rod and reel on Oiteen Bridge Sunday morning. John ANTIQUES—A few tiro piece* Kc*. Hockey* Tire Shop, of furniture. Phone 303.' H E Ir F W A N T E D w J s K E tfs ira Ohr H'ltuie Huh \ II iiiulf cil I 111II,-..1li t I rel H rll Sravoil* nl l.lihilirr l.hiulier - Him k* Itrirk Itmilinc 1ui__ PI, nl j lira *) linitiri'. The env! nf new piant* In-yund Hi" planning .(nee a* early ‘4* luiii- ,.f ilii. yeai m i ralimaled by th+* Upper Mun,mgalu>|a Val­ ley A**wfaUftn and -Iiu r hualitr** ITMiUps ul mum Ilian 1125,000,900. Ct tin v, fii'il mill real rum panic* bun' taken the lead In the inipmvpitM'ht piitnde, with the A(rpalnrhimt Fieri rll I’,>* r . Co,, for txumpie. i.'iriitiii ktng l2iMMMIJkHI fm a new e t ir i n!lug plant ill Miimii i nunty nud Mutiungahela power Setting gold* up iu mrirmo. 090 fur tmw-faeiliUe* In Plaaaanta — good sound cortdillun. . H. Ill FT. doutde duty meal See JOHN W. D. MOORE ANNOUNCEMENT Near l.nngwoud— New 2 bedroom display rase and rumpre*#«f Ih MARSHALLS’ — Completely gas equipped and gm*l romlllton, new nudnr. Cuxliiin made Venetian- IIIji*|h, 1**1ge St Ron. partly furnished at Auuinx* Ten ijay delivery See JOHN W. D. MOORE Wuikmativliip guninnteed. Plittru I hav* xeteral good buy* In gruve FOR (JUICK SALK «ne new liar calv Pillow Arm I’orrb Glider and income properties. with aprlng filled, plaattr roverJOHN W. II. MOOKK. Realtor RAYMOND HTUDltf ml cushion*. fh'.l.fSl value *•• Expert phu|egra|>ber uvaHitlde ol 200 Malach llldg. 221 K. Firal St. close out at 565 quirk. Firat nil I lines fur wedding*, annlverPhone 1211 come, first served. Hnnfnid sane*,' birthday parties, social Furniture Company. tl ROOM furniahid house. 4 arres gntberinga. Plinnc 1 9 9 3 . land, fruit tree*. Phone 1226MRS. RROW/f MILLERS Fruil A ll TO IIEP aT r ING. I i all’s G-rtt Cake at Piggly Wiggly A- Table age, Honford au<l Celery Ave* Supply. 'lilies. 8 A R T IC L E * FO R S A LE 1-39 GAL. and 1-10 gat KIrctiir water healer*. Electric Serving FURNITURE Paint— High Glosa 207 Magnolia Ave. I’hone lot. Enamel for home use, any color dealrod. Free delivery In Clta. 4 BURNER Nescp oil cook Rove, good a* new. Flat rim Sink Very good paint at raaaonablo cheap. Apply 317 Palmctlu price*. Reel's Paint Shop, Phone Ave. Palmetto Grocery. 10C4-J. 3M W. 2nd St. _____ TROPICAL FRU IT MARKET Gift Iwxea shipped. Cut Gower CHRISTMAS tn a ilghU. The - Fresh Orange Juice. • Sou A R T IC L E S W A N T E D Music Box. 1 » W. lat St. 0 Pork .Avu. Phono 1215. JBER 26th wiR bark all kin vegetable plants for tattlm manv ii i Thf mutniiiif - 1iniin wax Mi ii'Jinl by l int . I \V NYl-un, (ui.tni, im ii * . i' hi. liiinierominit (rum (lit* ' in _nIn >t -nvril iti tlw* ('lii||i|«ii: , Following (hr morning .1 rvicr. -linn, "w,.* -"tved along i HR -- ir i the uni. (rrt-t. tio j 1 f±stu :s* far n* T»m|ia wet■e- iti g o .. I nod wrlruined. Thf 'iniir >iit*I t-myer -etvu-r.nf the ilftlTli ■ ' i-hlr.l by It*_f« tutt lift Moolc. -till uf ^ *t>op Anhui J. Mi Hire. nod |*t. -7 if (tii **||| pantiir « f llruuiiun, Mi'll rhurib in O lIniulo. .Inhn Ilia uh, pastor o f Fitet Method!} Jiltaliib y If.! H i ntul plrnrhul h(ii■jjicerning itotoimaiiiti Bunt that it’ reiogtdii-d Thr httnurtirtiii'k' from th#9, wit* bli r f llf lt wi'iithfl. .1 tendum-e. i.m A i n n iv tu r* ,\a;uctaii<m « l America, Eric J<»hailnn t* *himn a* he appeared in Warhington be fur# the llotua tin* American Artiville* Committee. I>ri4>mg aItreed Communlim In IMIywood. ||a trlually warned Ure nwumitlre that he d»e* nol “ pro* po*a that envcrlirnent ihali tell the motion picture iruliirtry, directly or t'y Cnerrirm. wfiat* k’in,f of picture* it ought to fuake." ( fn (err uflorml) RENT—2 liedroonu. Phone c| ij*el f Ovirtlu. Jttl ;i( imiiol laixe annual eti lit . f (Vie Hr,Util ■Chairman In the jun, „ .n <*»•».. • drive in Ht-miniile Courtly Mlhough (hit fflJLH-sicn .will I net tie conducted urt.l, Match, ISU liil Ml Shinl i it i* ihr I e*l*Ml*bed |*n|iry uf V-iif itran It'd Ctrl*# iti a>k an f.irfy .L dg'nation «if (hr Uamtiaiiffi I'hii-man I nod the ii|i|»ii'itmeiit o f tl^ Ui iit4 I heftier.at (hi, time ia.ii, ftm- with J-thal rialinnal.policy. | C uniw titfiif mi n* i|i|i;>ii(r -aumlr-ilf,'- Shinhniu-l i l « tjfmt:— ' "it i< a matter Ilf e t n , Ihr (lira tore and |i Htitfiu to pffwmallf, a# well i^h-df FLOOR BANDING & finishing, cleaning Dur. poxxwr unit enables u* to wdeg where Iherr la no electric i-onnectlo.i available. 21 fr a il ermiienr-. II. M. (ileanin. I.aki Mary, Fla F IV E Foster Chapel Holds Annual Homecoming ll»m i.... ■ i! W O RK W ANTED RECORD PLAYERS and radioa for rent. By day or wreck. The Paint*. Poultry Supplies, Nail*. LAW NS MoM Kit Purina Feed*, (Irwerie* i.nd Munir Box, 119 W. lat St. Jerry l.nul I’ hur Meata. Tourhton A WnU-m, 1201 Phone 953. Celery, ~ {'hione 1199. PRACTICAL KUKHK 2 NICE ROOMS, TlngleordoubTeT able tun Ilh e refer ALU M INUM raaetnent 1152-11. APARTMENTS. Adulta only. 2300 Mcllonville. (1 2 S P E C I A L Sft MV IC E S FOR Housholder Is Named Red Cross Chairman Mtv*t»»tmw mow* fihitim!!. . w ith-h i* iinT, but K’*lf* Ifli-liaixlfd, i M-tcfnl iinh. till,#; A R T IC L E S F O R S A L E PACE new tire*. Phona 224-J. Sten- 1933 Chevrolet Pickup. lonrillu. 2300 Mel p/atruloniUiMtminl; Cutn f H*rhe i d Harrro tHwvr s s j \ �• i . |'* : . W~ ^ ■J— / ix n tM M M n n ; •r - .*<r- v PACE SIX !«~ 13M I I i hi k ------- ,-,................... . e s i T *- f - J u; f l ‘ i J ^ S Z l f V: -•* TUESDAY TUB SANFORD HERALD, BANFORD^ftORIDA t — ■■■ ■ lit Takes More To Marshall Plan It Seen A t Vital ■Make A Home To Faim ert And Workers In U. S. Than Just A House T ax Reduction (C m i Im -i~ (tBM fan , tin')' White Civic Leader*" Address N eg ro Group .armen cooperative awotuiioni -The Negro Chamber of Com­ should be taxed at the tame t » lf J merce is featuring many of the a* business corporations. On that. leading and liberal minded while W A SHIN G TO N . Nov. A OF)— You’d better start reading about the cttiienx In their program for bet­ By H A L DOYLE UndcrsecrrtafjT of ih r Treasury j NEW YORK </P>— A dog goes Marshall Plan, if you haven’t done so already. Whatever this country ter _ co-operation: racially ,_ a n i A- Lee M. Wiggins submitted * around and around in a circle be­ does about it will affect you in ore way or. another, no mailer who you civically, Geo. II. Starke, M. report tuggetling that * decision president of the gToup, announced fore lying down in a strange are. twtoyr-uW (rreaii*e that the coming be defenctL •* s sleeping place.' Briefly, the Marshall Plan meant giving a lot of help,to Europe” together of these generous-spiritWiggins laid he thought it would A t last I can understand why. He's just trying to make It famil­ •or the next four or live year*. Y«-ur newspaper wilt be full of talk, and rxl white friend* and well thinking be v* i»r |o put off ,1 decision iar to him, smooth It down to the and arguments, about it fm weeks to entne. Doing something about negroes of our Community will until -the Tiea iury completes a the plhn la the biggest job ahead serve to promote helpful and sound old comfort he knew before. itudy it U now , making of the Community uplift,” he said. I have been having the isme for Congress. entire tax ly ilrm . problem getting accustomed to a At the last meeting Judge R. W. Her* ere just a few example* Hugrhes Probe new apartment. MnKin told the committee hla Ware of the County Court ap­ of how what ia done, or la not For acven-a n d-a-half year* done, will touch your life: peared as the first guest speake.group wa» making no specific Frances and I had a* small apart­ and (u hla speech was inforrecommendations a« to rate chan* **“? ' . anil rn ijwvrn —• « very * II jr iiuur1. Many Congressmen want to rt ** r V ^ r ment in Greenwich Village. Soma cut your income tax In 194*. Une did acknowledge that Hughes matiTe and helpful. The memberA e a and peraonal exemption, hut lievea ''equitable adjustment of friends couldn't understand why But can this country cut taxes nimielf will not be called tomor- o f Chamber of Commerce and we liked a place that lacked many If w * have to diah out billions row. citixens appreciate hi* co-operation. tax rate, and exemption* is the . • modern conveniences, such as of dollars for Europe under th* numlxr one federal lax problem For the next meeting Edward The millionaire plane designer K central heating. But it cams to Marsha!) Plant So. whatever tax today." Higgins, secretary of Seminole . ft Knutavn withheld temporarily have the contour of home, and we cut you -get, or don't get, next and movie producer was on the County Chamber of Commerce, release o f the report's text; Hut found that the cheering warmth of year will In some way depend up­ stand when the inquiry was ab­ I* expected to be the main speaker. It wa* understood. to propoie 40 two fireplace*—one burned ean- on what we do with tha Marshall ruptly broken o ff 12 week* ago "W e are looking forward t » a AT THI RfSUMPtlOM of the murder Irial of Patricia "Satlra” Schmidt tn change* in the tax law*. nel coal, the other used wood— Plan. yesterday. Since then he has pick­ large audience to hear him on Havana, Charles Jackson (left) confera with her attorney. Dr. Ilene Matthew Wall, AKJ, official more than made up for ateam heaL Nov. fi .at 8 o'clock at the Elks 2. I f we don’t help Europe with Caitellanov. On tire Hand, Jackson said that he never raw the lute John and Inlmr member of the 10-mem­ Well, the old landlord died and goods und money,- more countries ed up a concrete new argument Rest Auditorium, at Cyprets Avrtester Mee, whom the dancer t* accused of killing, use any violence. He ber atudy group, filed a minority the new owner, a young veteran there may turn to Communism to back hi* defense of the $40.- nue and Seventh Street," Dr. added, however, that Mee “acted peculiarly at times." trad a short temper report disagreeing with the maj­ back from the Pacific, aaid ha'd out of desperation. A Commun­ 000,000 worth of plane contracts Starke aaid. The members ar<w "and sometimes I net track of the conversation." The testimony was con­ ority. need our apartment. But he ist-controlled Europe might shut he was awarded during the war. urged to he present and tha publidi sidered a damaging blow to the defendant’s story of shooting tn seifAn anociate nf Woll raid Ills finally turned out to be the kind off, or cut to a dribble, trade ia invited. That is the proof that his 200defense. She is shown at right in a new ensemble. (International) report rontendit that the majority of landlord you want to write with this country . recoinmeuilatiolia would: poems about. He aaid we could In time such a big cut In our ton plywood flying boat, the I. Severely reduce federal re­ take our time about moving, and roreign trade would close down world's largest, will at least leave venues. we did. It look us exactly a year factories here. That would mean County Court John W inant DeLand Youths 2. His regard revenue needs for of searching to find another place unemployment. I f unemployment the water. Hughes lifted it into the Kuropean aid, und to. live in. Manhattan is still that spreads, the whole country will the air Sunday on the third of If** M m h*4 fntM fHtp| #1*si»f trine*) <r»ift pHii l»nr| flew Pxxr Owl a. Shift the tax lodd from those defendant' wen- colored. Three three announced taxi runs. be affected. dismantling of a Ford Sedan from-. Ion, said Winant’s hc*l|h had not crowded. In-at able to tho-e feast aide of them. Jack Stokes, Thelma The new apartment ha* a apare The flying boat contract is one Thomas Doney, was made by Sard Over the weekend Prealdent brrn good and that a doctor ad­ bedroom and a small shower and to pay. Whitt- nnd Jacob Delaney, were Truman ■ Council o f Economic of two with which the commit­ Zprnes. who white in Jail.await­ vised him to "take things easy a lot of other things we had never When the House committer found guilty. Adviser* gave him a report which Due tn the fact tee concerned itself in the earlier ing trial, gave to Mr. Doney a myt, Knutson sunt hearings on that jurors could not agree on as hr- had a heart condition and *cen before except in adverti*?- ■aid something Ilka this: 1936 Cadillac aedan.. Mrs. Onlew ‘menta. It waa bright and clean a. goon rd overhauling of iIn* tux verdicts, the ram’* of Florida Neawas suffering kidney or bladder * * * }**lp Europe under the two-week hearings, among the Byrd, from whom a Packard* with a wonderful kitchen and waa Marshall PJ*n, all right, hut w ell stormiest ever held on Capitol aedan waa stolen by the DeLand itrurlitre would etui by Jan. I lev urn) Marie Covington were trouble. the first modern apartment we n*v* to do some things in this H ill. and that lie ex|iecta the House to Pronounced rnistiiuls and contin­ youths, has recovered her'car, it ‘ I know Mr,. Winant ha* been had lived In since our marriage rountpr to keep on an even keel pass tax legislation hy Mnich Hi. ued fur re-trlal. f.11lie Smith was waa announced by Sheriff P. A. The government investment When the Maglll and Woll re­ found not guilty. working very hard lately on w itt­ ten years ago. B*for* . tfoing further ia f18,000,. Merd. . — ---------rgo plane p[ But fur days and weeks wo miss­ Into that report,- here is a ahort the big cargo port* were received, the com­ Other cases tiled during the ing "and business affairs and Hugh) 000, and Hughes contends he James Hoskins uf Altamonte, mittee culled Wiggins-for lesti- October* arsslnn of court were': ed the little Inconvenience* of believe that be ruddenly cracked, our old home, like you misa the mean** ° f ,hc M -r,h*“ Plan put up to $7,000,000 mure of charged with aggravated assault, htoriy on farmer cooperatives Lewis Ogleshy, who wax nia own funds into it. At Sarasota, waa fined $260 and coiU, after said Trulo n. "T h is suicide wa* done small faults and foibles o f an and taxation".' jfmiad guilty of unlawful posses MU,nL 5. Ur y of State Fla., Senator Pepper (D-Fla.), a plrading guilty, 1 W ifglits told the P o i t g r e x f wal ( ,r ful) (n M fr|I absent friend. We missed the fire­ on lhc spur of the nlomcnt/* IrS?*!# *J° d th* European eoun- member .of the herguson subcom­ members that studies the Tree*- „ f t»„- |,ug limit)Jlnrluw (i. FndRond of $600 of Barney Crewa, Governor O ta rlrt M. Dale of places, the old wide, dirt-catching from » . thS£ W“ nl mn>r m°re help mittee, told directors the plane's ury is making embrace the tax .. rift, j , , wju> was found guilty floor-board*,- the friendly mail­ flight "should practically termi­ charged with transfer of Illegal New Hampshire said bis pred . t l * hty mu,, do *hl<: man who pushed our bell down­ treatment.of cooperative*'and ..f‘„ f operating nn automobile at ex-, liquor, waa- estreated, according— nate tha inveitigallon." ecetior would be considered a stair* If he had anything im- try J o L U lU*‘ ..tax-exempt organisations in K‘-n* jeessivc Hp.*.d; John Durant, col- j t0K*‘ I w «nd Tha other contract ia for a to E. L- Burdick, acting clsrk o eral._________ _ casualty o F'W o tld War II. portahL " • > hldnln'L °.Ut ®°mC **>' «*f “ '■ l * "iuii wax found gnlHy of-inphoto reconnaisanCo piano, the the court. To, make up for the lack of Helping themselves. Then, after r'-ll, on which the government “ I do not feel that It 1s toxleatlon:, Maggie Robinson, col Winant had just completed bis r* * CT t£ *uch “ n kfjwentdnt— fireplace* our new apartment has wise to reach film conclusion'Jorrd,. who was found guilty sf ■pent $22,000,000. It originally memoirs— “ le tter From Groiver- a great wide window overlooking ever . , ( 7 .“ a" , u» tor ' "hat- ordered 100 of th* planes, later With icspi-ct to this part of tho (selling liquur without a license. nor Square"— for Nov. 15 publi­ a patch of the Kaat River, busy p,lp th#y n**d f">m cut th* contract back to three. Jap Prim e Minister postwar Iqx stiucturw before we'G. A. Niblark was found not'guild European countriescation and was understood to !>.- all day with foam-lined barges and bn» have hud an opportunity to ir- tv of u charge o f driving while Hughes was gravely injured when tug*. And at night from one corn­ in wUt, n UM.i' ° r cou,ltrle. tied Fires Cabinet Head view the entire tux system,” he intoxicated. ("lasler Washington, planning a sequel. the first model crashed on n er you can catch a glimpse of ijie ' * ! t.h Russia—got together and added. .colored. \cn< found, not guilty of teal Bight laat year. Hi* body wax found lying facts needle-topped Chrysler Building agreed to hetn one another. When tile . Treasury completes'carrying a ronrcalcd weapon. Bv RUSSELL BRINKS Ferguson ha* aaid he wants dawn tu-ar a firearms cabinet In stabbing at heaven like a phoaaddition to their own Its present gone nil review o f tlwrf Of the cases brought to trial TOKYO, Nov. 4— W )—Prime to question Hughes and the plane hi* sou's bedroom hy a secretary phoresccnt sword fish. self-help, they .*|d they'd need tav system. Wiggins said, "W e before a jury l«-cause uf ph-ns of builder's publicity man, John W. Minister Tetsif Kalaysma fired hod maid after they heard a thud Yes, It has compensations. But about 122,000,000,000 in outside hojM- to have the opportunity to "'N o t Guilty” seven were found Meyer, anew about the expenses agriculture and forestry M ini**) — hut no shot. one of the things that bothered help over the next four year*, sutimit our full recommendations gniltv ax rhnrgeii, three found not he incurred-In entertaining-high ter Riklto Hitano from Ms cab­ Doctor* said there were In­ u* was that our two antique clock* most of it from- ua to this committee,” (guilty and two caves were misdication* Winant had fired thn which worked perfectly in the old « J .9 ° nW * •? •U rtlng a special Army and government officials inet post today, starting a politi­ The matter of tax** on faitmtrx trials and rontinueil for re-trial It waa Meyer'* absence which cal storm which threatened Jap­ bullet through his right temple place wouldn't function at all in session Nov. 17 to consider some cn-opx cropped up os n result of. Judge Ware .. cessed the Co urn" prior to sward of the contract*, an’s coalition government with while kneeling, the new apartment. No matter immediate help to France and Ita­ contentions from some business Itv Court Fihlay afternoon because new pressure from both Left and A box o f headache pill*, some where or how we placed them, ly to get them through the win led Ferguson to cal) o ff the Right faction*. mem and other* that co-op* enjoy „ f C in u ll Court'* convening hearings last Aug. 11. The wit­ missing, wa* lri the room. they would Just tick dismally for **r ■IJd an advantage over .cimipetilnrn Inlay for its dial term. There begin studying the ness had been under subpoena, Kataygma's abrupt ouster of because they have certain .lax Wen*, thi-rrfor. Seven case* of un-, , --------------------------------------few momenta— then atop dead. Marshall Plan Itself, Two gun* were nearby— t(ie but it waa allowed to expire his food administrator, was a exemptions. “ They don't liko it here," wor­ Belgian pistol and n Merman hug­ (Some members of Congress ami Meyer disappeared. move in the undercover political ~There are appruxiinatrly lO.lfiU lawfully selling liquor and one iq v il y tratiM ira g i JIU Turner er that apparently had Iwen thrown ried Frances. think both th* emergency and Th* first hearing waa marked atnigglr between the prlmy rnltv— ro-operative urgauixalioit* through ears a cldc cap-type hat with her. L‘u lhc wearaach Our old furniture didn't look long-rangq.Marshall help can he against the licdroom wall when which farmer-im-mliers bath buy which did not krt to trial _*nH mink coat as aha arrives s j . iyiOBHl_CQuld-nol-f>nd-srroTmtnitimT7 g o l-o u t-o f-th r -w a jr d u rin y the tween Hugh** and Senator Brew­ liter's Social Democrat Pdrty a! - und * k 'U® mlrJt follower* and* conaervatlvaa who » ^Uttnd rtrsml r**r aiul Sell.-They dii a gi.0uj.uuu.uou rknd Central-SUUew,-Nesr VmlcWinant, "in pretty good spirit*" Kad^shifted Itiaround several times special aesaion. But others look ster ( R- lie .), chairman of the hop# to control th# governmentF rmirfHiiLil_latufWNiriiyr UoL-Uuai lit— ^ from llcllj I lolly wood. The actress is In arrordiug to hi* *ecrrtary, *lc It finally came to rest in a way for final action on the Marshal) full investigating committee. before the peace treaty ia klgnad. Wiggins ppresented the commit­ ■ |hecity to imtke a scries of personal lunch downstair! yastanlay tn i hat rovers up most of the bar* Plan to com* .during the tegular Hughes declared and Brewatei ■ Hlrano, a Right-Wing Social . tee with a t reusury study bn lax* Navy JMane ( ’rashes session starting in January.) places. -appearance* In connection with her hla home adjacent to exclusive denied under oath that the Sena­ Democrat, charged that hla dis­ - atlun of co-ops which said; So, Just like the dog circling Faul’s School, where he once To find out whether we can tor had proposed to call o ff the missal wa* "undemocratic," and In RxplodinK1Flame newest picture. . ' (fnlcmoijonal) SL 1. Making them pay income his new, bed, we have gradually waa a student and later a teacher. give Europe really big-site help, Investigators If Hughes would ■aid he would challenge Katayatax on their “ patronage divHe went upitair* shortly after come to' have a feeling o f being such aa the Manhall Plan calls agree to a merger of Trans- ma’a action before the central com­ JACKSONVII.I.K Nov. 4 l A I i idenda" or "refunds" would home. The other night France* ward and had dinner served in for, Mr. Truman did three thing*. World Airlines, which he controls, mittee of the 8oelal Democrat*. He nut necessarily change their A Navv dive-bomber pilot nracUnited Nations hi* room. No one i aw him until met me at the door to announce ou, L He asked Secretary Krug of and Pan American Airways. I* a member o f the comMUte*. , >Competitive position because 'icing near h. rt- today they heard the thud atmut 7:30 excitedly: After, hearing these charges the Interior Department to make many of them could get Of ..hi* dive toil late and crashed "One. o f the clocks Is working a study and tell him whether and Brewster's denials, the sub­ * It waa the first time In Jap­ H'KHtlBHr* tram ! ' » * » ’ i i « r l F. M. (K im . lie died an hour In exploding Dame. * Htound the lax hy lowering now. I guess It-In i' decided to this country has tha nature) re­ committee closed that phase of anese history a government head milled lu the United Nations had fired one of Ms ministers t WM » » t ining-diately Assembly's 57-mcmber political .later without regaining ennsioua- stay." , , prices. x J nesa. -- » • identified^ nor was it known source*—like coal, food, -iron, the Inquiry without reaching anv without a cabinet resignation. ___ -SL Repealing the general InRhe always talks or clock* and committee by U. 8. Delegate John Though a Republican, Winant conclusion.. _______ steel—to ' help Europe. . .is come tax exemption now en­ whether he had a gunner, but It Foster Dulles. Under the Amcr1- became a loyal aupnportcr brooms and picture* and other-in­ (A couple of weeks ego Krug joyed hy more than &J>00 I* not usual for nn aviator prac- ran proposal, me national gov- Tate President Franklin I), Roose­ animate things a* If they were ■ * .. ■■ finished his study and reported i loops would "Impose irlutlvu tiring dive-homhing .to carry a ernment would !m set up iminedialive and had a will of their own. velt and comjtaigned openly for iv’.j'lr. Jzuman. IhaL-Uu. have .the. ly little lax" on them if the gunner in the two plarc ship. N ave we think the ether floe It wi ll .. J'.'lm—I'lnvd. -an—in .im n ^ - a v ntelv after e.-nrrsl rli-rllim. which him .and- Use-New-Dealr » I eirswag*- divhletids resources to do the job.) Born of a wealthy family- in change its’ mind soon, too, and go vea Herlong Field near the scene, said would he held not later than next 2. Mr. Truman asked hla spec­ lundx were left tux Tree. back to ticking off tbe hours be­ Mart'll 31. New York City. Feb. 23, 1889, /- f f he wax flying with n student at ial Council o f Economic Adviser* I RECOMMEND * ’ tween u* and the government’s old The original U. 8. resolution had Winant wa* educated at St. Paul's ibn time ami that he was Just whether they think this country age penal00—._______ ________-L— set «o time limit* for troop .withami - Frincaton University, where General Patton "_v_p_r ,lhl‘ K » VV when it V ...L can safely spare the money and B IL L ’S P A C K A G E STORE tlrawals, but bait merely specified he mnjojrd in American history. This morning I passed the young Into 1T» dive. goods to help Europe. (Over the that such withdrawal' should take daughter of the neighbors over , << vHlUuaal 1w«hi F llk -tlM ) Starting out at a teacher at "He started to pull nut too weekend the economist* said wSigned, B IL L 8t. Faul’s, he entered politic* in ua— a small hlack-bobhed girl with can). dim ing station as lie was leaving late." Floyd said. "Ill* motor place , at an "early” data. a gap-toothed grin. 1910 to gain what he told a • Other major points (n the new. was OK lierausc he gunned it as 3. II* set up a (pedal commit­ k hospital. friend was “ practical experianca tee of 19 citixens. under the “I slopped and said to hint, he started to pull out hut he didn’t U. S. proposal provided that: Tho every teacher should have.” start noon enough. Ilia plane hit election* should be eupervlaad bv council. • cli«irni*if,hU> of Secretary o f ■What is the matter, hoy/,'' Fal­ 112 Went First Street • Phone 880 He won * aeat In tha New Laat Decemlier. h* asked to be Commerce Harriman, to tall him lon wrote. 'Nothing, I just can t and exploded and plowed about the U. N .' observer commission Hampshire legislature hut hla relieved of this post “ to pick up, what they think about our abil­ 600 feet through a wood, which the political committee al­ (Y e t* Aa Yoa Wish — But Vela) lake it.' I askkd what he meant, "I wa* flying at 700 feat anil ready has voted to establlah over political career wa* interrupted life again at a private cltlxen In ity to help Europe. Hr said, T just can't take living almost immediately ' hy World my own country," (A fter making lie own atudy, shot.at/ 1 aaid, ‘ You mean that came down tn about a hundred Russian prntait. l.inrolncaque in appearance, and reading the reports o f Krug Mnmiilsky. xald tl\e new U. 8 War I. you ure malingering hero/ 111 hut I couldn't see any sign of life. Wlnant^enllit*d_1n the Army The plane burned." Winant w l* a great admirer of the and th* Economic Council, thia for - submitting a msw^proposal burst Into tears and l immcdiat the last tnomnlt wken deb A ir Corps, rote from private to Civil War president, quoted him special committee may report atrdy aaw that he was an -hys­ captain while serving overseas In his speeches and collected his this week or the nexj.) egate* had little time to atudy terical case. I, therefore, slapped It. Hy said the United States and waa cited for gallantry under works. ■ The Economic Council, among him across 1he fare with my fire. , Winant leaves his widow, th* other thing*, said the people of I x l s h c h must have “ aecret plant for Ko­ glove ami tAld him to get up, Upon hie return, Winant went former Constance Kivtngton Rus­ this country would have to help rea up It* sleeve.” * join his unit nnd make a men Manuilsky aaid tht new U. S. track into polillra. After asrvtng sell. two aons, John G., Jr., a pay for tna Marshall Plan by WEST I’AI.M BRACIi, Nov. 4, of hlmseir, which he did. Actually, two mofe terms in the atate )ej student at Princeton, and World continuing t o . pay high taxes. WHILE'THE SELECTION 18 LARGE at that time he wa* absent with-, M*)— A total of '24JMP families proposal waa “ worse" than the islature, he defeated the is W a r . II filer, and Rivlngton, a And it hinted at the need for • in .'10 Florida counties were af­ original propoaal and declared it out leave. JUST A R R IV E D Frank Knox, newspaper publisher student et Oxford, end one daught­ " I am coneinrrd that my action fected by the September and Or- amounted to ‘.flagrant Interfer­ and a seasoned campaigner, for er, Mr*. Cartoe I>* C. Vetando return of some kind o f price con­ ence" In Korean internal aftrol a over certain thing*—Bk* toiler hurricane* and the subsein this case was entirely correct the Republican nomination for o f Lima, Peru. wheat and other food* which Eu­ uenl flood*, Karl Reiter, state fa ir * and that, had other officer* ha I in * mother, Mr*. Jeannette rope badly n**d*---lf we're going After urging approval of the govamor. irretor of the American Red tha murage to do likewise, the Winant won the governorship, Winant, and a brother, Frederick, to sand them to Europe without Soviet plan for troop withdraw* shameful use nf 'battle fatigue' Cross reported today, where he waa to break--a New eleo' survive. ala by Jan. 1, Manuilsky aaldt forelng nriees sky-high har*. as an excuse , fo r cowardice Reiser said that a Rod Cross hy ser­ Simple funeral services will be “ One plan amounts to tha re- Hampshire precedent The Economic Codncll’e report would have been infinitely re­ survey showed storms and floods conducted tomorrow In St. Paul’s Is a long one. So is Krug1*. And enslavament of the Korean peo­ ving three two-year terms. duced." ,, rausctl the death o f . 23 persons, ple while the other amount* to Though a conservative In pri­ Episcopal Church, at 2 F. M, the President'* apectal committee “ The greatest ‘ weapon against Injured 227, dpstfoyed 17H homes, vate life, Winant waa regarded by EST) with burial In th* Rlosaom will probably make a long re­ their liberty." •n-calM hat Me fatigue,” Patton damaged 3,844 other buildings restoring Meanwhile, Canada took the friends and foes as a progressiva 1111 Cemetery, Concord. port, too. - • laid, "Is ridirulu." and destroyed 4/289 domestic ani­ role of conciliator In an affort politically, Bishop John T. Dallas of SL But these reports, containing mals. to compromise U. 8.-Ru**Inn dif­ tlla first post af’ er relinquish­ Paul’s will officiate. mmun'tlnn for a thousand ConThe Red Cross ha* spsnt ap­ ferences over Implementation of ing the governorship in IDT* was W ar On Catholicn rreeaional fights, ere only the proximately 1276,000 for disaster the proposed partition o f Fates 3-*:; - -r i*jg, ~ ues* |aa brad of Uio foJ--.il textile beginning In the Ion* relief. O f this, 1170,000 went for tine Into, sovereign/ Jewish and I labor liosrd and hr acted * t Rep. M artin Defends coming up on |h* Marshall Plan. f r s « n « H ftdbi i’ "«* o **i v emergency needs and 199,000 has Arab nations. mediator in Ihr large nu.thej*tem u* are fond, o f rlg a re l*,"' Hollywood Probe Authoritative sources said the lexttlo strike that year. . A U. 8 .' m ilitary government been committed for rehabilitation assistance. Canadian delegation was ready anurre in Rerlln said Miknjx|ctyl: Never a poll-teal candidate BOSTON, N ot. 4, (A V - House. to suggaat that a working com­ again, Winant held a siriea of U.S. Correspondent had l>*en helped In hi* 18 dav Bpeaker Joseph W. Martin char­ mittee composed o f the Unit­ public positions. flle ht h» a kind nf /underground feeling there "la very, intenso acterises as “ propaganda" attacks ed States. Russia and Cuxtamata M issing In Germany President Roosevelt named him railroad’’ set un by American now." take up Immediate conalderatloc. SS the fit at head of tbs Social aimed at th* current congreaaionand B ritish intelligence, section* "I have not yst decided whether . .. Amtrlean and Ruaatan Security Board, later he became al Investigation Into Hollywood Mlkolsiervk reached th i B ritish to Join the International Faasant BERLIN N «v, 4 Uf)— GusUher a an effort to reconcile chief of the International Labor Communism. aone Raturday and flaw to i/m- Farty organixatlon" in Washing,n eI l Asserting that ” We*ve got to I.-.,, k. ..i.i i .k.n Mareeee*. Office et-Geneva. . don1yeaterdav In an R A F nlani. ton, ha aaid, "but I shall go tn ^ t e n s e d "B erijn _ Th* Canadian (M en tion also He was appointed embassador protect ourselves against Com­ ispsr Der Abend, has been mlaeH * was at tha sohurban mldcnre tha United State* to see frtomD. ***» nr*-n»»»d. th*»c *n"ree* **M munists tn this country and find to th* Court of 8L James tn 1941 of *■!* wife Ir, .ng since Sunday when he went I have very many there." »n warn member* nf the United out who they are," Martin aaid to tho Ruaalan sector of Berlin Of the new nine-nation ComHe said “ many Foie* have been Nation* Assembly1* "partition" during the blits. during a new* confers nee yeatarFrianda aaid h# spent night* ►""oU* "InformaMnn Bureau" In mad* to bellave the Communist after receiving an apparently oibmmrelttee arelnat giving th* Relerade, Mlkniajcayk aaldt Party atory that Amarica ta mov­ Security Council tha task of during th* bombing raids on the day that the 'Federal Bureau o f faked telephone call. Me ***0*1t<jf Investigation should be given atee on th*< newspaper aaid today. streets of London, talking Uf ■|l t* |>«I» h*tnelnw nut In tni*-- ing for another war." 'vep^elne partition a* auggee**! Fa what ha* been going on *11 They gave this account of He declared himself still tha In tha Ruaalan plan yesterday. people pitching in to ha)p—but "every encouragement in the fight never identlfylBg himself. against Communism." the time Tha reason* art to leader nf his party, desplta salsFrieda's disappearance: .When Winant wat leaving BriHe did not comment on th* - flnlah <tuDk*g e rrrv Indenendent Fried# received a cell o f It by left wingers leet sub-cottcalttee'e cofUmpt citation •L- • •»’ '• «.< tx & 1— -— — - FOR YOUR 1*ACKAG& t!U 0 D S ~ Bill’s Package Store and Bar BUY Red CroHH Reports Hurricane a Of. BOYS AND GIRLS I Stt: JJ V - V •< ■ L a rg e s t rt Is I iase xa *e g; '’ LAYAWAY PLAN — ------ — YR8 ROBSON SPORTING GOODS f �. " -&+LJ7y&i'. a m ctz: T - " 1 1 ’ - -* i£ v . ^ -• . - '" TH E In Unit) Then Is Strength— T Protect tfc* Po m o f Um World: lw Pierrot* th« Proym i of A merle*; To Prodncc Prosperity for Sinford, W EA TH ER Increasing cloudiness and risk of a few showers tonight. Thursday p u lly doud). f AN V o lu m e x x x v iii n \• Established 1906 IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N E W S P A P E R ' J----S A N F O R D , F L O IU D A W E D N E S D A Y , N O Y . 5, 1917 1 Associated Press Leased Wire N O . 231 _ Alid Soviet Bloc To Federal Security Agency Okays Affidavits Are Chase A n d ’ Krider $552,633 Grant For Hospital Boycott Group Filed W ith Nominated In City Democrats Happy lo Korea Vote Democrats Capture Kentucky As G.O.P. Wins In Philadel­ phia; Rankin Trails • Hy ASSOCIATED PRESS Republleana and Demberata . both claimed today that Incrcaaed strength for . their parties waa drmonalrated la Tuesday's election*, marked by a aerira of party turnorera In .mayoralty eonteata and Kentucky's return to a Democratic adminiatration. Outatde of theme ahifla, na­ tional attention to the offyear balloting'* reaulta cenV) lered fn MiaaiaalppL There John C. Simula, a mlld-spuken rural fudge, waa Ibe ap­ parent winner of the Senate aeal once held by the tale Theodore G. Bilbo. • -| J * ^ By ASSOCIATED 1‘ RESS A tenet of patty turnover! in mayoralty confetti and Kentucky'* return to a Democratic adminittu tion ilood out today Itom Tuet-— g i t / t off-year-electioot.------9 In Miitittippi, wlieie the elec. tion of a tucceiior to the* late Senator Theodore G. Bilbo drew national attention, the apparent • * - at counting went on today wat^ Judge John C. Stenni*. .Slennii. 46. who didn’t tltorn* the race itiue on which Bilbo alwayt ckmpaigned,* opened a lead of 4,000 vole* over the next Jnan In a field of five Democrat!. -'•Veteran Cungretiman John E Rankin, who had promited It. * "oul-Bilho Bilbo" i f eleeled. wat 1-Bilk running lie did not give up hit lihji latl. ; houaa teat to run fur the Senate. In Jhe only tl ale-wide race in Pennsylvania, S u p e r i o r Court Judge Jo h n - A - F in* . R epublican. TrCelerlion; hrpubheant alto ol of Phil,Mayor BelOther r a n y o r a l l y election!, though buffeted by cross-currents of local ittuet, were tuch that both Democrat! and Republican! could find 'something to cheer about. Democrat* nutted Republican* and took control o f Indianapolis. Port Wayne and Muncle, Inti., JAIIentuwn, Ph., Niagara Fall*, Poughkeepsie and Schenectady, . Htpnlillrant M ir"-1 Dfn»> cratie mayor* i>i Hammond, Ind., i r « i i > M t mu c m * ir.**»l 1 ——■* v R fds Accuse Byrhes , O f W ar-m ongerlng MOSCOW N ot. fi (/Ph-Both the-.government ntwapaper laveatja OCnd the eommunlat organ Pravda published five-column article* to­ day accusing former Secretary of State Jame* F. Bymea of “ wart mongfring" In hla book "Frankly .Speaking.” ■ , "If-th e condition! of the united •State* are accepted—good! If not — war,” via . the way the Ru»»ian publication* summarized Bymea' position. Pravda commentato a Boria Its.Jkov and Yuri Zhukov, reviewing •^be Byrne* bodk in diipatehc* from New York, declared: " It la not in vain that the E n £ tlah Preah and mony American sources unanimously ovslusta ths book aa ■ direct eall for war agkinat the U.8.8.R. , ^ “ I f Bvrnea really wanta frank tifk. bait get I t Wankly. apeakIng, Bymea belonga to • group of frank war-mongara. And, If onb ia frank to the bitter end, It'a /snot by chance thgt hla frank chal"•lengea to w ar' war* publithed openly In the United Statu or that fuel aa frank apeechea are being pronounced from the tri­ bune of the United Nation*. "A ll the*# are Indices o f a de­ finite political tendency o f the governing circle in the United Btatea." * . ANOTHER VETO WASHINGTON Nov. 6 UP)— ffilep. Doughlon ,(D -N 0 ) predieted today that the favored Republi­ can attempt to alaah income taxaa 14,000,000,000 a year will run Into another killing p m id* atIml veto, PREMIER RESIGNS COPENHAGEN, Denmark Nov. • (A*)— Premier Knud Kristernen ■ubmitted hla resignation to King Predgrik today, h at agreed to p hla coalition government in ce until a new cabinet It ap- a the him an situation In the meeting* today and tonight 1 political pariict, at wUeh which effort* will be made to fortnulati a* a basis for organisation o f a new govern- John C. Stennis Wins Bilbo’s Seat In Mississippi United Nations Com­ mittee Votes 46 To 0 In Favor Of U.S. Solution For Korea ' I A K E SU C C ESS. Nov. 5 Oh — The Soviet bloc- announced to *, day it would boycott a Um trJ Naliqns Commisrion ctralrd to suConservative . Candi­ rcrviir general election! in Km*.! next tpring under Scciclaiy j f date Ignores Race State Marshall's plan fur Korean Issue In Campaign indr|>cndcncc. D rip itr the announced Ivoycott, JAC KSON. -Ml**. ‘ Nov. S lire 57-nalion jaililital conithilln • (A*)—John Cornelius Stenni*, of the United Nation! Attrmbly 46, of Dekalb, country ]uri*l voted 46 to 0, with four alnlrn ond Kclf-etylrd conservative, appeared elected today to the tioni, tn favor of the U. S . plan. unetpired term of the U lr The Soviet Lloc irfu ird to la ir Ihnodure Bilbo aa United •jail in the vole even lo lit* ct Sialrs senator from Missism l of irrording an *lnlmtii>n. ■ippl. With 1370 pi'rclnrt* out I hr Soviet I Hiveot l dr< Uialmn of I71S reporting, the lanky, square-jawed circuit 'Judge - made by B m itii Manuiltky, had 45,804. He thu* held a fotrign m in iitn of thr Ukiainr, ■remlngly derisive margin aftci 0 . S . Delegate John Tovlei over U. 8. ItrprmenUlTvr William Colmer of Pascagou- - D u llrt nominated that Soviet Re­ la, whu was second with 41,- - public at a member ol ih r pip iccted—9 .nation election cointin*_ 67L A U om y.J E gtfW t_ JarLsoo, who cleiiked to be Bilbo'* tion for Korea. political heir, had 36,768. The name of the llkiaini- wa* Paul B. Johnson, Jr., polled inrtuded, however, in the mem­ 23,031, »Soundly dcfralrd wav •"I***! bership of the commission idonr: ■John E. U. 8. Tcpreaentatlve Representative'John >•it It Australia. Canada, China, Rankin, who trolled 20,991. FI Salvador, Franco. India, th» Philippfnci ami Syria. Both the JACKSON.’ Mi»t. _Nov. 5 <d*r i i , , i i n * * . i mn r » » * v 4m» i A Inlt, square-jawed rural judge, John Corncliut S lrn n lt of Dekalb drew away toward a winning lead over hit two principal opponent* in M ittitiip p i'i rlrction uf a U . S. irnatol In succeed the lair Th ru dure Bilim. W illi 1314 oul of 1716 voting Edwin Shlnholser scort-d a big pp.-cincti rrporting. Stenni* ha* lut with Kiwuninn* at the Tourist 45,251 volet io 40,626 for U. S Centt-r loduv by presenting some­ Krp re irnla tivr William Colmrr lif thing new ami original In qyl* Pascagoula and ihe wnuld-hr |hj- programs, with questions rhymliticaf- h e im f Riihrr- Attnnuy - F o i. ing- with iff- -nirgrsUtm uai— of rnemher* of Ihe club. rc*t Jackton. who had 36,516. Four Kiwrmi* "Gulx Kids" were Stctinit— unknown outside hi* selected to sit behind the table own judicial district befft're 4»r alt- and hold up hand* In rfcllo style lOnllatM mm Pm * r**rl to answer questions with a 10 second Interval to answer. San­ ford P. Doudnev won first and Slavs Clash With Marlin' Stlnecipher won second rlze, with Roy Mann and E. fi. Free State Police .dlfiatrlrk as runner* up. K. C. 6' Ilprper was co-sponior of the pro­ .ROME, Nov. 6 ^JPj—A Trieste gram. dianatch lo the Romo newspaper A typical question by Mr. ShinIt Tempo today said a Yugoslav holser wail. "Suppose an umpire patrol of about 20 soldier* pene­ named Pal made a very had deci­ trated a half mile 'Into Free sion at the plate for the home State territory Monday night and team What would the crowd withdrew after an exchange of veil7" The. answer we* "Kil■hols with Free State police In which owe *>»*»■ w * Ixdiree«i| mUick ^Xnolltrr was. "Who can't say wounded. no when you ask him his name?” The itiapalch said the Slav* Ahswrr, "TSre Rev. W. P. Yescrossed the border ‘ in the vicin­ ley." Alto, "Who can fly with ity of /oil*. his fi rat name and ride In hi* Ordered to halt hy five police Iasi?" tCapt. Byrd Hudson). men, it added, they opened fire So enjoyable waa the quit that with automatic weapon* and th-‘ Fred R- Wilton's suggestion that police, “ occupying good potilion*," a report o f it Ire sent to Kiwanis returned Ihe fire with rifle*. International for publication, was Mr*. W, J, 'Daniel, 89 y>ar old resident of Geneva, died early this morning following a long ill nets. Bora Sept. 17. 1868 In Thom­ son, <»a., Mr*. Danlrl had lived In Geneva for 60 years and was a * member of the Methodist Church there. , She la'survived by on# daugh­ ter, Mrs. W. F\ Brangn o f Cocoa and one eon, the Rev. J. II. Daniel, minister o f the Coral Gables Methodist Church; six grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services will be held in the Genets Methodist Churvh Thursday at 3:00 P. M. with the Rev. Lionel Nelaon officiating. Interment will be made In the Geneva Cemetery. ACOSTA DIES JACKSONVILLE, Nov. 5 — Former state legislator St, f t mo W. Acosta, 72, died In his downtown office here late yes­ terday. apparently o f a heart ata campaign to build the St. Johns lack, Acosta was Instrumental in River bridge, first permanent span linking Jacksonville and tba east toast.___________ _ BAILING DELAYED NEW YORK Nov. 6 W V -S a il­ ing o f the emergency passenger transport Marine Shark yesterday With M passenger* for * “ Genoa and Naples waa indefinite! r because uni amsn o f 'the crew refused to FREIGHT H IK E TALLAH ASSEE Nov. 5 0TVThe Florida Railroad and Public Utilities Commiiiion. declaring railroads had not demonstrated a need for rate boost*, has denied an appeal for a hike In passenger and . freight chargee within the' state. Labor Board Wilson Recalls Paris Guardsmen Outside Pressure Halt Noisy March On Hughes’ Deals Of City Strikers PressureRenewed On Moderates In Soviet Satellites British Laborites Z Suffer New Blows In Scot Elections S Iron A ge Says Steelmakers Would Fight Control Of U. S. Production Mrs. Harden Elected Trustee And School Millage Is Raised From 4 To Eight Jolin Kndci in Group No. I H *iici.iIt l h ;>t-' in C,itiu|> No. 2. won in ihr City 1‘imuiy clrtlluh yrttridj) With 1^89 vutev ta*l, Jiihh’ Kiulri got 818. Fled Willuniv, 254 ami Jatk Ksligsu t8li Voir*. Ml. Chase lecrivcd ■4t> vntri and M J. lanlge 4*4/. In llie election, uI whool tius :erv. Mi* Grorge Itaidru won in the wc*| Sanfuul‘district with 81b * ole* III lift iippuncut II G. Uell.en’* 277. I( F. Cooper with ‘ 812 vote! and Roy Howell of I aka iM.iiv with *M0 votrv were unotipusrtl- futals do nut lili-lude Gene­ va which wav lair with thr ballot Lux tin*' mufiungA <> unit Irvy toi,*intent nhool expense*;- an- m rrniir ot-^2" mitl*. w‘a> appioved hy a liiiR# iiujoiity. It iva* ir|aitle>l tl*i* liloinmg at the mrrjing nl the -County .School Huaid it vvhirh the vote wav canva**i'v), liieie Viele 14 » voted who *me,I l o t |U mill expente lev>. Ihr a* i 2 mill liinldinK re♦elve **.,* al*o ,,|>piovr*|. City Voting wa- re polled hy City Mnnag, i M N. Bayer ii> mo l*i i, llie ln-avii'.I since 194» will'll ah.nil I, Phi linll.itv were u'l in tin- I'limar) More tban * 200 i ll lien* wlio upiteared to vote, weie liuohle to do so liecaus* ,-f not* lieing irgiitcred will* the City Clerk, said Mi Kayer. kfauv i f tin-*' Weie aide lix register fm tlic I tec. 2 rli ctiou. Jolin K rider, who was hklue nlul.it* I i.i miiTIv (Vtends ttd*.-riwniinf , ■i • -a iisttvo (iciir^* gum m-d r a o o i,i .Sanford from Mflctm in liQfi, lie ii luanugVi ot llie Anuifu nil Company her-*, manager of the Sanfottl iUsvbill. team, anil -bail n long tVwriull playing m in r during wliich he. was a pitch* i tm ijie lirnoklyn Dodger* line**' litlli'i, tile I'llillles and numerous minor league chili- The*.' contact* euahled him to Ik- in.liuliieolul tu aiding tlw* Chnjttlirr of tmiuini'ice to get thr * New York liinni* to establish farm training elules lier,*. He ^ivi" with tux faintly, which inrlude* two t•>,v *, at In* borne at I.TJ2 .SummerIni Avenue, and I* a meiiila'i ,.f. Kiwaoi*.-the Klk* jiuI Crisis Grips Czecho­ slovakia In Rift Be­ tween Right, Left ll> tssu t I tTF.il PHK8S l.eltivt* hi caitrin Buipjie again excited pirvvuir liulav on intxlerate pohtnal element* in »onie. ol tile nation* wilhm the Soviet n i­ hil. t I f f hollo* alia **a* Wlippedhv her -Iii si majur ju.htoal m m ill tile pnvl ta.il pritnd. In Culatid the njijMivition I'olivh l ’ra*ant Par ty-hav undrigiine a ■hinge and now’ i* (ontmlled hy leftwingei* Pravant l*ailvt was nfl", Tt had pa*i’d tin* wav Toi manian ...................................... Iltrciwliur out senre* or even Inin tll.il mi lluihairvt on .IOilgev ■irrd* of liargaittuip rlecllon cat** high lieavoi). ihvnlviiig union* wh«....... fficor* I hr C/r* lio*|ov ak coalition rail won’t take the tiorr t’ omnUinlit I in rl v*a* luinnibned ipto sjvrcial .mill, requifed by ihe 1nft llrrrt trstioin m aii r lfo it - to paltli up Demon­ lev |.ni“>r law Henry Kaiser Tried Communist ()„ (I,,, heel* of « *ti'ci*ioii 111 I* Widening nil lirlwerli tile iglll stration Is Staged ,llamlt* llire** |»-tition« l>> union* and Irli , T o Prevent Cancel­ John L, l.ewi*. f'U> ineshleti*. Man* in Prague predictrd that For Street Cleaners of lation O f Contract Philip Murray and tin- CIO Furti1- President ialouaid lirn r*. tin- n.v (Uie Workers, the bmud l«’ »Tnn I mu'* * vrhri nied eldei *tate*man. I'AliLS. |W . 5 td'r Rrflr WASHINGTON. Nov. 5 bV> ItTiHllnuni «B l*imT I'sustk would ajijieai lieloie llie <aliiliet Charlet E. Wilton Irtllfird ioday swinging mobile guardsmen li.db-d to mate a p/iioiial appeal that lliat "outside prestuic" was ex- tod,** .i nqi*v ni.m li iui ntv li the d ltfc irlii r*. lie compromised. ejled against the War f'loductiors by lomr 2.000 nvil vrivne ItadcJ The dispute, which liogmj in Hoard in I'>43 In inricnl tonrei ununiiit* drm onslialm g foi wa the aerjjlnutioiotuoii* slate of laliois of Howard Hughes' contract increase! for l*am g a ih a g r (idle* SInvakm nod then sptead to the lo build lire world'* largrit flying Ion. iialionnl giivermnctil, g e n t e i • Mint. The crowd jammed into a small around Communist demand* that ----_ , m U'roJJommuiUaX— iggswraiwH*— ofQurtiioned hy C hsiinuu I rrgu- liter! block from i tlv hall and -M*NlWtN— Nov: ■'*_ ton rni' hdioret *. p<ii-am* mnI i^elijtuin." suu (R-Mirh.) of a Senate War milled jiomaJ-i.,( ao-ioHit--tnemr r.r»tH.t part v vuffprwl nmher~*ub- vrlcrnii* l«# given wat* <*• coali iTVcfTigHTng SuKcuinroillcc. W tP the ’ Tnlrtnatfonalc” ami clianlmK ntiinttai vrtliiH'k-H in 1 iirvlny ® lion rminrfl tables in Slovakia and 'in iu rl Paul) "Ratnadirr lo New S.-ottish miiturijml ••li-ctiuns a* in- in tin- nation itself. snn said that Henry J. Ksisrr (Pirmi was one -ot thoir who (nought Yo rk." Tiiet* wa* im trpotfrd ca*-’e0jnujct* return* curly today I Members of Ihe Catholic I'co­ ' showed u continuation of the llie's i'aitv. the Czech Naliohitt Mtch -"peesture." * - * h R r. * •The demonttraliun wa* announc- |rightwing trend whlih tm irk f f Social lit Party and tin- Slovak Wilton, who' headed the watlast week's . hwal English end . |>,.|n,n-rai* ate <i|i|euiug the ComImjr aircraft production bosrd, ed in U TIu n u n itr. the Cnmmuniil UlJv'iai^Iaithlir. M 4iiitln *rs| tin linj$r 1‘wtifl w it the first witness as .the rom* nrwipapei a* an avowal id *yni|»a-l j| |(, |(j„i;eM fig lil wa* In tho m ittrr rrrum rd hearing!, inter thy for striking *lieel cleaner.. ,,t,|tt*ujal ami- doeksid** rlty of Pl«*re- r«-1‘»rs*»* Queen Mary>?ailing rupted latl August, into Hughe*' who left I’ ati.uii gaihagr tan* |Gin«gow wl.gr.-_ $40,000,000 worth of contracts mieWpiird fn, the *ecoqd d ») Th - |d,*ch.*ed a net io.4 of three seat* fm the Labor party—cutting 8ociDelayed By Strike to huild the flying t>oal and |iliu- public nliit tumrui control !*• lo the 1 cUsesl margin 1 —i ’**servuv * * -=3^,union* .vie* *a ll'll-' aj .lltlNI !u rrconnaisance planes. ated with the Communis l dcu IN * jj n u ^vnrs of power,, ... SOUTHAMPTON, Eng, Nov. f. Before Wilson look’ the wilrn-** tmnal Federation of •I jln u and it Scntteied Scattered returns* reiurns Ifrom outers ,,vt— A lirief strike o f crewmen stand, Ferguson said the commit Inland Water. Ga*. T.an*|iml an I of the DM! Scottish towns where alsinrd thefiuePn Marv delayed the pre-election campaigning did not sclieduled sailing of the NI.IKitltec* U seeking to determine any Citv emnlove* ieach the heat on national issue* t » " t ’ linard Win... Slai lim-i f-n •‘deficiencies in certain procure . The strike, w a* f»r n ------ ! , . * week merit , procedures" that_iirnuirh 'New York from t‘ !t tiMiay tm , r l|,arks. u!..MiT*7niIurc io produce flyablf ware llictek..- anraiiy ..-..■ivo |;htiwi.t, >ljlll)lBr til l;|U ’A. M.. lonioirovv. ..'Humsnlfe asserted -oinrr strike* Progressive candidates In Glus- . Knglnvriiom men, deck Itaod* lilanc'* for jUse during the war. earned only 8,05(1 frnneg t(i!7) u w, linckvd up by the Unionist and utlvrs walked ,,/f llu- vessel "Nirtwithstanding the mitmtani ninth. I'aitv (Scottish branch of Win In. synipnthv with seamen on « tint expenditure of, govcritment A strike of 150 mapagenjent stun ChureUII'f Cpnsnrvativas), l<«H lla ar4 P a i r K»*r| employes nl Lynn OtreaOnwt to won six new seats—five from wil'li'at strike at l.ivrrpiHil The halt the work of 10.000 employes Latmr and one from the extreme l.m iponl striker* have been mil tbe Ilerllet trurk factory within leftist Independent laibor Party nine, days. They demand a vision uf the hiring system ill Thomas Earl Barwick of the vr**k. The strike started ill «r .iniisupa -> i'* i* Vio.fi British ports nijd payment of HO vlefense of the plant terlmicnl . O f Iaonflrwood Died (ir*Clor, Andre Hardin, The ....... percent of wages while they ale awaiting a ship. l!'«arlHi*r4 aa t*aae Vaarl ,mmi»t newspsjH-r of the jilant Hollywood Probe Bareev Flynn, vice chairman of Thomas Lari Barwick died this , Bardin was continuing a committee leailmg the l.lverpool morning following a heart attack j .ejatlons wilh 'furiner owiuirs-of To Be Resinned work stoppage,, said lie had "the W inant Has Simple suffered a t hla home In 1-ong- I■ itie ilienatinnnllzed eiiterjirize and n nationalize.! -vnterprit whole rrow of the ijiiei-u Mary ynslerday. ''delegation of employe* dcmnndci M ilitary Funeral wood NEW YORK Nov, R '6Vt— out on strike," and "sln> wijl not Mr. Barwick wa* born July '27. 1lii* removal. The factory dlrcctnr’ Chairman Thomas ft-NJ> of the *all tonight." . — *■t 1903 in Pelham, fi*. and livrd -lid he dismissed Hardin la-cause House Committee on • Un-Amer­ Ciinard offiejal* tfld not esli CONCORD, N. H. Nov. 6 GP>— there until seven year* ago when >>f a strike tin rat.* ican Activities say* th* IwKly soon mate liow many lia.J joined the len in high places and the hum­ he moved to I-ongwood. He was will renew it* inquiry into activ­ walkout which was la-gnu hy a ic gathered here today for the a member of th* Methodist Liquor Tax ItcuviptH ities of the motion picture Indus­ gimip of alauil ton funeral of John f i . Winant, war­ Church of Pelham. try 1')’ subpoenaing “ high »*l ” (tur next action," Flynn said, time amirattador lo Great Britain Survivors include the widow, Show 1 % Increase *nrd Communist* and fellow "is to gel out llie new of tin' and thrice governor of New Mr*. Alin* A. Barwick of Longtravelers from Hollywood I Union Castle liner Dunhar Castle. Hampshire, who shot himself to wnod; three daughters, Mrs. Edith Thomas, in an address last, They .liavp already promised to death Monday In What frlepdt Hoag uf Los Alamos, N. Mex.; TALLAHASSEE. Nov. fi (A t— d o rr ibid as "a auddett crackup." Mr*. Frances Castleberry of Pel­ Tit* long downward trend of Flor­ night, said the goal of hla commit- I strike if the Queen Mary riew did to expose Communists hut id* alcoholie !irverage tax tereint* lei' i* ... Simplicity waa the them* of the Mtg, theme of the services at 2 ham; and Mias Juanita Barwick was completely reversed during deelarni that "the Communist*, of Pelham; one aon, Jesse Ber­ ttieir thuies and the high paid October when eollectluns f<>r the P. M. at St. Paul'a Protestant Episcopal rhurch, where the Rt. wick of I-ongwood; his father, month almost caught up the tag apologists uf certain interest* in (suneral Merrill To Hullvwoud" 'are attempting to Rev. John T. Delias, bishop of Nathan J. Barwick, Longwood; of three previous mouths. Beverage Director James-T* discredit it hy accusing it of as­ Get Heart Treatment New Hampshire, officiated. , He one • alster, Mra. W. F. Lodge, wat assisted by tba Rev. Charles Paola; two brothara, Jew** L. Vocelle reported collection of |2,- piring to film censorship. F. Ilall. co-adjutor bishop of Net* Barwick, Thomaaville, Ga. and II. 003,334 |n brer, wine and whiskey I .SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. f. IA*) C. Barwick o f Longwood. tuxes and license fees )n *l m o n t h , ! O * * | | .,H f r i i - p f l Hampshire. — Brig. General Frank D. Merrill. _ 44. trader of tire hard-hitting Funeral services, under the di­ compared with $8,201,427 during, OOUiniTIl OUB r i r c u Fourteen honorary pallbearers Erickson Funeral (htober a year a go -a n increase On In M I S S I S S I P P I Morrill's Marauders in Burma dur­ from ail walks o f life, 'and eight rection * of uf $701,906 or 31.88 percml. active bearers, including the pre­ Home, .will be announced later. ing the war. Is m rout# to Wash­ sent and past commander* of hia JACKSON. Mias. Nov. 6 6P)— ington, D. C., for treatment of a local legion post, assisted at the Officials of the strike - bound irrart ailment wliich may termi­ funeral. Southern Bus Lines. Inc., notified nate his Army rareer. The.post alio furnished a color Merrill arrived her* vksterrlav tin- Mississippi highway palm) guard, a firing squad and a bug­ that on* of ita buses was fired on from Manila, hound for VvAilr ler for the military burial in Blos­ twice last night at two far-dis­ Bred Hotpiiri at Ihe capital. II • som Hill cemetery. was a mdipbvX.if the U. 8. Mili­ tant points. "H e was a simple man," said Sam Watts, assistant to the tary Commission advising -the Winant’* secretary, J. Bernard nrr sidont of the company, said ho Philippine government on , reor­ Toulon. In announcing arrange­ N tW YO RK, Nov. J (4 5 - I h r iron Age. nations! metalworking had reported to the patrol that a ganization o f that nation's 'army. ments. "H e was Interested In the weekly, said today steelmakers “ will yell bloody murder” if an attempt bus reroute to Meridian was fired ordinary man In the street and is made to control Jon rstic production although they might not seri­ on four miles west o f Brandon. JAYCKK NOTICE that's the type he would want at Rev. Lionel Nelson, Methodist No iniurits were reported. ously object to export allocutions of ited under the Marshall Plan. his funeral." Earlier, company officials said, minister from Oviedo, will t-e th* "W ell might they yell," the msgaziita continued, “ when it is ton the same bus was hit In tbs rear guest speaker for tbe noon lunch­ sidered that ii might lake as much as 6 lo 7 months lo build op the by a charge aa It waa enrout* to eon of the 8*minol* County Jun­ MAJOR BATTLE ior Chamber o f Commerce at the PEIPING Nov. I 0P>— A major proper personnel fir such an allocation system if such personnel were Jackson from Louisiana. battle between w aning Chinese available. It was reported struck' near Mayfair Inn tomorrow. The pro­ a r m l e a in southwestern Man­ " I t ia • remote possibility that bone o f th* recent acrap price Tallulah, La., while traveling to­ gram is being arranged by-Ed­ churia and an engagement near steel companian during peace­ spiral baa been broken, but added ward the Mississippi River bridge ward KIreHer, Robert Karn* and the capital of that vast territory time operations would giv* up that ao far consumer* have) at Vicksburg. No on* waa hurt. John Sheppard. were reported In pro-government thrir topnotch man fo r govern­ had llttl* solace "because a *# Highway patrol officers are In­ dispatches today. STORE PURCHASED' ment service aa they did during vere tasting period is In th* off- vestigating the Brandon IncidsnL The newspaper Shlh Chleh Jlh the war day*. Robert Sbeafer of Sanford has Pao reported a 78-hour battle The Iron Age scrap eampoaiU . RED CELEBRATION purchased the watch and jewelry "With the distribution picture near lahlen, 180 milt* west of already bring a match for th* prk#, baaed on tbe average heavy MOSCOW Nor. 8 OP) — Red store- at 111 West Flrat Street steal pries' at Pittsburgh, Phila­ Mukden. In which 70,000 Chlnaae abilities o f these experts In In' Cates. Mr. banners, strings of electric lights from Mra, Albert Communist troops took part. Ita dustry, It la Inconceivable that delphia and Chicago, declined and huge portraits o f Soviet lead- Sheafer is a watchmaker and has dispatch said the Reds sustained government control over steel dis­ $1.08 ■ grosa ton this week and are- blossomed out atl over Moscow worked for the Lawson Jewelry 15.000 casualties In attacks on tribution would produce anything now stands at $4140. today aa th* Russian capital pre­ shop here and the Roberta Jewelry government position*, but it did l»Ut chi Oft.** ijisp! " . if Th* publication suggested that pared to celebrate the 80th an- Store in Leeshurg. Ha graduated not report the oulcotnh o f the Th* Iron Age also stated that there ia "more than a possibility niversary of the Bolshevik revolu­ from SeminoM High School in battle. 1039. tion on Friday. 4C— flan** an r * a * ate) "temporarily at least" th* back­ Quiz Program Is Presented At Meet Of Kiwanis Clift Mrs. W . J. Daniel Died A t Geneva W A5HINOION, Nov. 5 t/P) -The FctJvral Sccuiity Agfncy sp -{ proved todsy a }5'2.633 giant to apply luwaid comtiucliun ol a hoi pilal at Langdatr. \la.—payable* when tim gtrit appiopnatri fund* lo impl-mc.M a $7'*.000.000 annual program it approved last year. I he urani it Ihe f’ tti approved under Irgiilalion t|>on*oted by 66 A F L Unions And Senalor-Hdl (D-AD.). Ihe r tf provide* thr 'federal government can 14 C IO Unions O f­ pay one-lhiul*the ceil of^ building hotptiaU apptmrd hy Bale a'genciea and the U. S. Public llealthO fer Non-Communist Service. ddllsrs for every.federal dollar, The proposed 82-bed ’ hospital this will give a IMtfcDOOjtOO Oaths O f Officfers at Langdate will cost an eatlmateJ program over five years. | l,603,287 and will provide gen­ W ASHING TO N. Nt.s 5 UP! l.nugitalc W located in 4'hatneral medical, surgical and obste­ Rrl«lion* trical services, deep x-ray ther- ber* County, in the heart of lb.* The Nrittuiul L i I h ii apy, laboratory facilities, and an Clintiahooclite Valley and the east ((card received I 1).Rib affidavit* Alabama textile industry. outpatient clinic. by union of fie ri* disavowing t ’om* Surgeon t.enernl Timms* Pu*- ii in im m hr (m e it* deadline lad The hospilai Is Iteing spontured bv the Chattahoochee Valley llos. ran, ch.ef of lh«,< Politic llealtb all*) H Finlay for unions to file such pital -------y. Society, aa volunU.. voluntary, ---non JScm.'e. a|iprov*v| tin* l.angdale profit orgdiiltalion. Non-profit or- projict today at a public ecu- oaths ll they want to u*r N F R Ii ganizaUnn*. as well as stal* and moiii irf the office* *>f Oscar services. local .-overiimerit* _ may sponsor Kw in.-. Federal Sycurtl) ailmlnls Boa id t flffuia t* *aiT today a hospilai construction and share in (rater check showed <»6 A IT . unions an-l The 11ill act authorized the fed ietieral funds, wliicli Senator Hill 14 CIO unions sent in ailnlavit* say* lie will ask Cundjes* to eraI g,ivrrnnient to spend Id.thHt. appropriate "a* soon as possible, UtHJ in uvtntting stales ami local from their ofllcei* In addition, 10 certainly not later than early communities in surveying Heeds unions without CIO m Al l. allllami planning hospital* ami Ewing islion filed the the iltid m l* 1948." The *qj authorize* the govern­ said ilmt 26 state plan* have been T h r.to ta l ol I ' 1. h't> aliidavit* ment to make grants of |7b,(HH),- Completed.*.!(» dal*, with ft) pm included I \ 320 from A IT o ffi­ OtH) annually for five year*. With Rmlnarv u|ipli*-atn>n* t*u giants cers of 1,635 union hnals and •ponsor* required to put up two aUbtMtb'd fot. study. 60H fioin CIO id iitet* id 11 un­ ion locals. . * . Ihe independent! Ide.l 5,1/11 oaths coveting 6 0 J union local*. :a s ■w 3 -; (iodfroy To Receive Badge From Sheriff Wendy llano-, noted*QJiri star, will nppenr a* guest *tar -on Arthur Godfrey's* Chesterfield Hour at ‘ ll:ou o'clock Mumtsy morning to present Arthur Godfrey with an honorary deputy fhenTfN liatlgc ill behalf of Sher­ iff Merit nmi Seminole, County, It was disclosed today hy l.lnd Wvd-er, ninnagi’t o f the Mayfair lun., |. Mr. W ebei also said that San­ ford and the Mayfair Inn will l*e discussed on the progiaut He an­ nounced that ' Wendy Barrie and her IntsIioJid,* David K. Meyer, will arrive iii Sanford N «v.. 13, and will !»• Ini.- fot -evi'tal months, •topping at llie Mayfair Inn. PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, the Tenth of Novemlwt of this A'ear tnarki the line Hundred nml Seventy-Second Anniversary oT the Founding of the United Stales Marine Corps, and , WHEREAS, the Marines of our own Getieiation have, by their dauntless Courage and selfless Devotiun. contributed effectively in.bringing *>isr Nation victoriously through tin* second—g r a b or!d Wur. and WHEREAS. Today and Tomor­ row, as for thousands of Yestardays, the Marines stand as Sentin­ el* at the'Gate to protect the In­ tegrity of our Nation and to preservn tha Peace,'and WHEREAS, We the Beneficiarie* of the gallant Marina dead, must thankfully retain tn our Hearts awnreneit of lira Magni­ tude o f their Sacrifice; NOW. THEREFORE, I, II. JAMES GUT. as Mayor o l tha City of jSanford, Florida, do hereby proclaim Monday, November 10. 1947, a* ' M ARINE CORPS DAY ami do earnestly urge th# Citizens of th# City of Sanford. Florida, to appropriately observe this day and honor thie great fighting organ­ ization on tha occasion of ita One Hundred and Seventy-Second An­ niversary. Given under nty Hand and Seal, (hie Thirtieth Day ol October, 1947, A. D. " t 1 i m � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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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 04, 1947; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/9570050331f3946e5db7a9e4320b854d.pdf 5953766b53621e83a1b829b627d8cceb PDF Text Text T H E IA W F O R D H E R A L D , g/U fT O W P , f lX H U P A FRIDAY, OCT. Sf, 1WT Co. I Activated ((’•allsMa'-rraM r*s> Out) countered during hip activation work in Florida. Col. Maxwell Snyder, regimen lal commander, gave a brief hl«lory of the 124th Regiment and said that General Hutchison had 'rolUted In It as a private and had h « ti through the ranks to hi* present rating. £ol. George A. DeCottea gave a yep tfd k -arrd-itreixed~~th»"tmportanri- ' of the National Guard *> a factor of preparedness. Capt. Roy Green who, with 2nd Lieut. Richard Drown, was sworn In lo command Company I, ex< pressed thanks to the City and Hrminole County Chamber qf RANDALL CHA8E FRKII II. WILLIAMS JACK RATtRAN Group No. 2 (•roup No, '1 (•roup No. I Q. I. Pertaining to resurfac­ 1. I favor repavinir and new I. In my opinion a maintenance NO. I. Vet, I urn in favor of rraUtfaring paving, l recommend waiting un­ program should be set up for the ing streets, new paving and ax dateriorating stfrettrto-thtr- ability til a-survey tn-rstahlisV otrr most- rrpntc and upkeep or all 'C ity nedamcnla against abutting pro­ of the City Uj pay. A t to lite.a* immediate nerd* is marie. Financ- streets, and should be paid for by perty owners. acssmcnt of property owners for ing should tv don- hv submitting — k ^ b - l- s a t- ls - f s v e e - e f - resor' i jin fHtrfwp. it win ho ■tHrH>’~rriT a method to the citizens for vote. ing nhould lie performed only up faeing strreis where tho work la to them, a* thr majority on the Present revenue »dl not resur­ on the request of a majority of absolutely needed, and where the streets to he paved must b e 'In face our street*, l e t ’s make a the abutting property owners, am) uao of (he street justifies, I am favor of it. Another thlnit lit br survey "and p ta n ~ should be paid for by these own­ not in favor of new paving In taken Into consideration is the 2. If elected I would bo hound ers as has been the general prac­ Georgetown and Goldsboro now. fact that each properly ownd a* a public officer “to see that the tice in the past. These section* should first have has ten years to pay his of her ’police departim nt enforced the 2. If elected. I will support, a I,ettrr drainage, street* graded, Mtessmerit, The City m o st-fin ­ law* of the r ily ' ami state and strict law enforcement, without and the 'necessanr sewage facili­ ance this paving over that same 1 Would do m i . fear or favor, of all City of Han­ ties. 1 am not m favor of mak­ Hod. ing assessments against abutting 3. 1 favor reviewing the City ford laws and ordinances. and amendment* thereto .1. I .heartily endorse the ap­ property owners for the resur- f Yes. I am In favor of law en­ Charter frsa«l*iw4 from rw > Oh* I ’ forcement* and the mutunl ro. with a view to n commending the pointment of a Charter Reform facing of streets, thus far. Ilia wife |* charged with removal of any provisions" made Committee for the purpose «f Q. il la w enforeemenl. operation between our Police Jlept. making out money drafts, poliee obsolete or inoperative hy time. studying our preienl City Char­ A. 2. 1 am in favor nf law anAnd thp Sheriff** office, I favor-submitting no-amendment ter. If a change la rerommended,' forrement, and will expect the NO. 3. Detroit prosecutor Jamea H. £ f> I am in favor nt an elertioti of to the people for Vote to provide such rhange* should l>e submitted Poliee to work with the Sheriff** MrNally said Sfrs. Jacobs ad­ to a vote of the people. of fire and the State Knad Patrol mitted taking the money because a Mayor by the people A com- for election by majority. i i h a n bt *n a motitbif of the 4. For the yputh of nur City, in the enforcement of law*. Per of “love for my husband." When •mlttee could tie appointed trrw'ork ♦ out the details, such as, how much City’s Recreation Committee for I am In favor of expanding all sunally, I do not approve of nor arraigned later on three counts of power he will have. Final appro- the -pa*t two years. From my supervised recreation facilities to patronise gambling devices, slot larceny, she pleaded Innocent and ta l Would' be hy bur citizens porsonal ohservotion we cannot the maximum extent that the machines, bolito, etc. The hlggeat now is awaiting trial. McNal Personally, I would like to see our have an adequate recreation pro­ City la able to finance. difficulty encountered by the law said. Mayor with power In make deeis. gram until we have a completely . 5. The present City Commis­ enforcement officers i* the public Jacnhs has been living In the Ion*. Also with salary enough ■quipped renUr, from which it sioners are to be commended for opinion and the patronage of New York area in roorttSig houses inn .operiTe,,*tarrc<J by trained Bo he rnuld drvotn his entire time ihe effort they haves^nde in se­ gambling devices hy numbers of and hatha for the past two weeks, directors of jmysiral education. I curing plan* for a sewage dis- our cltlxrn*. Huch influence re ­ |.olire said. to the job. feel I lint our attention should be |>u*al plant and collection system. sults in an attitude of tolerance When Jacobs appeared in the NO. 4. first nt facilities for our Thl* plan should lie carried for­ by a large number of other citi­ police line-up today the only I am very much lit favor of m directed ................... reatinn for everyone I will eiitci I rhildrcn and that until that is ward and work started as soon zen. even tho they may not, question asked him was how lung In to this program myself, A done any adult fadljliit* provided as fund* are available. thrmsclvrs, l«- law violatera. ’nil* he had been In New York. He re. ~ committee of citisriu can work should !«• made self-supporting <j. Being. in favor of Public attitude of citizens create* a most (M'atcd That he had been herb, two Work out our problems on the sod self-liquidating. Present rev- Improvements of our City, I am unfortunate influence and lack of werka. Following the lineup he was ■wlmming j»hiI. With 130,IMrti on rnurs wilP not build nor siijijiorl IHisitively Id .favor of operating respect for authority amongst the taken to the office of acting Lieut. ftanrl, this looks like one of our suih a center. With respect Hr on a "pay a#~you go" plan. With younger generation. Grover Brown, head of the forg­ email problem*. It most certainly the swimming pool. I favor the no issuance of bond* or revenue ,(J. 3. Ito you favor the appoint has my approval.’ Immediate eon •Uuetmn of a 130.- m t |f|rMte». The exact plan of mrnt hy the City..Commission of ery squad, where he was question­ ed. Police said his arraignment One mule tennis court, central) 000 pool if that is what the peo financing a u c h 'improvements can a Charter Reform "T^mmittce for probably would await the arrival lavgroi located, is needed. I'lnygruuui] pie wanf. only l*e determined after consid­ the purpose of. studying our pres­ here of Detroit’s district attorney. for all children while and colored, fi. I favor a Sewage Disposal erable study. ent City Charter with a view of . must come, plus suitable BUpcr- Plant. . 7. I am In favor of dho exten­ ' vision. »i, I am in favor t,r public Im­ sion of nur sewage golletlion m a k i n g recommendation* for the health and welfare of thou­ NO. 6. provements , . all that a plan system to any area of the City modernizing and streamlining it, sands of our eitixens. . The Bewage disposal plant is show* we nerd and a survey where full use would lie made of and with particular reference lo (j. 8. Municipal Zoo. the election of the Mayor and really n sticker. I have spent shows we can pay for. A. 8. Yea, but I would not fav­ *ueh facility. City Commissioners by majority hours disrtissing this iirojeel with .7. I favor the extension of er any expensive or extenslva 8. (Jur Municipal Zoo is not vote •of the people? • .(dimerous people .coiitieeted with srwets to tienrgetown and Goldsan outstanding tom Ul a t­ improvement* In Ihe near future, A. 3. Ye*.. our city. All melluHl* which have boro— provided we*make a survey only traction. but It provide* r « v a. T y, 4: Pdlathing' io* City Re­ if. th" A*’ i ’ candidate Tor City been suggested to fjh n n re this and -plan-bow -to-do it. Uon Hint entertainment for »ur * Commissioner, do you have any -pnrj errnnurt fi e' an cnH. Our xbn is one of 16 munirl- own rltlxens. I am in ^ v o r of creation Department. A. 4. It I* my opinion that the constructive- criticism* -In offer ermous rlebt that would reach ,to pally owned Sons in the country, •u r grandehlldrrn. There ate plans and shpulil lie promoted as an Its,‘expansion as far ak funds are Cily cannot now afford a full regarding the present City Ad­ at the .City Hall whirh cost the nllirtritun to all of Florida as available by the City. time Recreational Director, as ha* ministration or its various De­ Fedrrnl government SIl.fKHl. They P. My eahdldary Is not based tieen suggested. I am in favor of partments ? A. it. No. If elected it Is my call for the rebuilding of a great well ns Ihe tourists. Present rev­ the action* o f ‘ the prrsenl City aurh rcrn-athtnal facilities ns the deal of the pn-A'Iit lines, due to enues will not |M-rmil expansion. Commission, or its administration. City ran afford. It appear* that purpose to continue careful eon• deterloia'ion through the years. 1 .el's make a survey nnd plan, in. There is a City Planning now available might make Iteration <%id study of thr prob­ (l. Other than what I have said Commission at the present time funds Also some lines rarry sewage nod it possible lo construct a swim­ lems liefore the City Administra­ prior to this, I think the (-ity storm water which means addi­ and the recommendation* of this ming pool. From time to time as tion, after whirh I should be bet­ tional lines would have to he laid. needs most to Improve and de­ body an- definitely valuable to fund* are available additional re ­ ter qualified to make constructive All this must hr done Iwfore a velop an understanding, of Ha ihe City Commission. It gives creational projeet* ran be con- •ilggestions. t disposal plant can used. We problem* among it* citizen* hy a them n broader scope of opinion • ajdrred. Any City Recreational tj. 10. A Civic Rlanning Board. i .' '• all must keep Ih'Ii IiuI this project lirtter publicity and public rela­ on which to operate and plan j |*roj{ram should tie coordinated A. 10. Yea. A Rlanning Board, until we find some way to com­ tion* program on it* activities. public improvement*. of citizens could be a very vital with the sefiool recreational aclivI propo-e thill the City employ plete It. I would suggest n ruin and valuable part nf the citizens’ — — - ■ • —--------- | itic*. m iller of our leading minds to a fum of tnunlejpa! lax expel In activities, not only In the civic H 6. Sewage disposal plant. study this project. Their teporl lo survey the entire municipal A. 6. For a long-time program activities hut helping solve var­ ' would tell us how and when this lax slim line and make such rethe City should have tplans 4T for ious vital problems that are con­ project rould In- a reality. commendation* a* would distri­ stantly confronting the City Ad­ a Hewagr Disposal I'lant, and the tt'asllilM mas ll* '1 bute lb'' expense* -of City govNO. A. ministration. necessary new sanitary sewers, now coveted," lit: said. 1 favor the “pay as you go" ct mtti+nt rt|i)lluhl> mid !i» e Recalling that hutina* groups ll ihay la1 necessary to have a plan, even If we only make some money necessary to operate the n M ii improvement each year City, pay Its obligations, and pro­ hsve maintained to the committee referendum, or a vote, to auth­ W t wilLbe.pariug on out preaenl vide aminmmf-stlrplos w ilh-tW di that a minimum wage boost would orize such improvement* ami pro­ vide for their financing. debt beyond IU7n. we -could l-egin to seeure the im­ lie jiiflstionary. Nixon said: Q. <}. Improvement* made on a "l think the Amerlcpu _people NO. 7, provements we all terognixe are have hrard enough of this cal­ “ Ray a* you go" plan. Sanitation most rover all »er. .needed. A'. 41, In most instances a "pay lous a rg u m e n tth a t a few dol­ tions of Hanford, or we are delar* . added In their income t<* as you go" plan for Improve­ feiting our purpose, help feed their rhlldicn, provide ment# la desirable. There may »>e^ NO. .8. medical rare, put a roof over some emergency improvement* in-'j Yea. Our run Is one of our main Attraction*, Some amounts should their head*, get a little educa­ volvlng health that may require some other kind of financing. be act aside eorlj year, to ' Im­ tion, elr., ate Inflationary. prove it. (j. 7. Extension of sewage sys­ "The same dollars, when thny RO.STtlN, Oct.’ 31—l»)’l Four NO. II. gunmen escaped with a ®-l*,000 accumulate by the billions In cor- tem In .tJe«rgelow/i and Golds­ When I take Into consideration payroll toilay after t mid ing up Ihe potato profits, are necessary to boro. he service these men have reml- nnvmn-iter pf the American Sugar provide business with an 'incen­ A. 7. Ye*. Thl* is a very Im­ •red. , the ' prolderns they liavr Refinery-Company In south Ros- tive.' Workers like an Incentlvu portant. and much needed, im­ farad. I am more Inclined to -say provement for the- protection, of too." “Tillank you for a .Job ' ‘ well done." ‘ 1 p |jcfl ?r,H,rle.l' Ibr men fled A* to various depart.nci\ts. frankl|PW.|,u fk sedan. The quartet lypjM hi t ,""k we du neeil some u„( HMh ,iBrfcn over-hauling. niineil witii a sawed-off .shotgun NO. 10 "■■■A1phmirttqr H k N is work cloth* ami welders' helmets, aentis) to, a \ ’rmcitig community Investigation showed the regkurh a* mira. Our growth has i Ratio!! plate im the inhU'ia* car juat started lert’w all get behind had la'en stulen from an autoJ J j g T O P IC E C R E A M : and puih tu keep thn hall rolling. tnnliile in the Back Bay'. Lait year 128 new homes were W l make our own !co Crwnm, A ll (la ro n Tlie-lrold.ripm m c close oil the built. 27 now-hquiness place., B" heel i of a 1108.000 payroll rhhliery T h sty — D alirlou* — H e a lth fu l eabln court units, fur a . grand yeslctday at the Hlurtevanl Div­ total of over IflfHI.OOf) doflars lu ision of the West InghmiMt Electric Comparison to 1P4I when only .(,'urpuraliuu in llydo Park and the *100,000 was spent for all con­ two crimes, Imre . considerable 414 Sanford Avenue Phone 1211 struction including rrpaving. similarity. JOHN' Kit Itll’ll GROUP NO. 1 IK Detroit Bar Keep VS. s CIO Challenge Commerce for giving the banquet. Including th« guests, there were 43 present a t the banquet ac­ cording to R. P. Payne, executive officer. Gueeta included John Hauls. VFW district commander and Jamea Singletary, commander of Carapbell-Loaiing Post 63 of the American Legion. ft was stated that efforts will lie made to Increase Company. 1 to 168 jnan and seven officei*. Drille will be every Thursday night el-the-A rm ory;— ------------Men aworn In were: First Sergeant Terrance V. Brown, S ta/f Sergeants, Edward C. Dan­ iels and Howard A. Shyrock, Her. geants, Ralph H. Geiger, Henry H. Jameson, Clarence O. Jour* and Charles H. Powell, Corporals, Morgan C. Bernard. Walter K. Brown, Cecil R. Jones, Ralph L. Moran (who is Armory rare tak­ er j, William II. Pugh and James E /S m lth ,----- — ----------Other members of Company I arc T-6 Wilbur F. Rohanon. T.fi Albert S. Tucker, Pfc. Robert L, Brown, also .the following prlv- atee: Donald E. Bytrly, Noah W. Cogburn. Enrique P. Colmsnaris, Joseph A. Irving. Walter G. Gard­ ner, Raymond W. Halt, Porter H. Lansing, III, Nathan R- My­ ers, Keith B. Schumacher, Floyd M. Sjoblom. Otla A. SJoblem. TaJmadge E ."Smith, Jr. and Leater L. Tllll*. The 124lh Infantry of the FlorJda "Nat Idhal” Guard, was flril in 'the country to he activated ainee ( he war. This took—piece—B epf 16. I94G, it was poinled out today by Rgt, Brown. End of the Month Specials Assorted Colors- Clothes lfrff.95 up HAMPERS 3>«> Hathaway IJols Cottage. Pr. CURTAINS * w *r FLOORLAMPS .95 up 91 C O -9 5 9* (Per Pair) op PILLOWS up Padded ^ ^ . 4 9 up CARD TABLES $ 4 95up BED SPREADS IRONING BOARDS n* SCATTER RUGS 39c Cadet SEE OUR STOCK of Unfinished Chairs, and Tableu — Occasional Furniture Mirrors — Utility Cabinets — Living Room, Bed Room and Dining Room Furniture. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD FURNITURE. SHOP ELSEWHERE — THEN" COMPARE aud BUY YOUR FURNITURE from “Growing With Florida* 311 East First Street (Vote- It Ih The American Way) » Phone 958 $29,000 Taken From Refinery Rnymriijfer TO THE VOTERS ■FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM— +Z Try TIP—TOP ICE CREAM On Auki, an islet near Guadal­ DOWN ON DNDIES canal, is a mlrit which make* LONDON, Oct. n i-!/R |—A shall money widely used by jam- hardy Scutch physician, scoffing pi* of the Solomon Island*. at the Britlah male's sensitiveness to chill winter winds, launched Corn infanta transpire ni>«ut one-man campaign today to cut 6,000 pounds of moisture while shurt one of rloihing-ralionod -p ro d u cing a huxhcl of grain. Britain's few remaining luxuries. it& r Our city now has the chance of attaining what we have all been Waiting for; and as one of the many small business man deriving their living here* I am anxious to help Sanford grow into a larger and more prosper­ «t.Johnsftrcrmcca. ous community. If you believe that by progressive efforts I can help hasten and promote the well-being and prosperity of f E y F ',: i. -■, * -i. - -/ QUALITY us all, then cast your ballot next Tuesday for: FARM S U P P L I E S Wa carry » com plat* llna of Armour’s Big Crop Fertilizer* for til crops grown In thl* are*. We hsva the beat analysis for ettrua, for lawni, home gardeni and t'ommereial crops of avery type. No order Is ever too small or too largo for ua to handle to your full satisfaction. Coma In or telephone and place your order for Armour’s - It Makaa Every Acre Do Ita Beat' HUNTS TUXEDO FEED STORE 118 ’Sanford Avenue, Sanford, Florida Phone 858 . ... % * '' ' . ?• - : . j - —»■ - I ~ J-- -~~ - % =m -* �TH E W EA TH ER Partly cloudy with little chsng* in temperature through lursdaj. Gentle---to moderate aouthwes: «ind* tonight becoming gentle lot'varlablr Tuesday. 232 British HaveffCity Is Reached By Get Public Attention Tomorrow jc z y k P, O Exiled Polish Leader Is Flown To London In RAF Airplane; Escapes Red .Cordon LONf)ON, Nor. 3. </T) — Rtanlalaw Mlkolalcsyk aald tot night he (led Poland through § ' the Kuaalan rone of Germany to the llritiah area after learning that the Moscow. naored Polish government nned to aentenre him and at leaat two other Pollah Pea* aant Parly officlala to death. X LONDON. No». 3 .UH-Stan it law, Mikolajtryk, leader o| the waitime Politlf goternmenl-in-cxilc. . . wat repotted in the House of (^Commons today to have reached Britain by air for sanctuaiypromiied by the British government. ' Amid loud cheers, Christopher Mayhcw. under-secretary of stale for foretgu affairs, told Commons that "I have been informed that Mr. Mikolajciyk arrived in tlrs country and was given leave to land.'* . _ ALknLajcxyk - disappaarad - from '^Warsaw two weeks ago. . Hit whereabouts remained a mystery until today. The Polish govern­ ment already had ordered an in* quiry into hit flight into exiled • Mayhew reported that Mikolajcxyk had landed at Mansion Air­ field. southeast of London in Kent county. There was no imme dial* indication as to -the nalion- ^ (t'Milawr an Pan* Rlgkll - Director Wilson Says Florida May Lead Food Raisers JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 9. (Spe­ cial)— “Florida, i n pty oplnlonr • States, If not fn the world, but attaining .that goaf will call for rlose co-ordination, and Intelligent, snsrgetlc planning on the part of Bute and F e d e r a l ro'reaa," aald William L. Wilton, Director of Florida Stale Markets today. "For yeara the Nation has looked Increasingly 'toward our wait Everglades for a good per v rentage of Ita lata Fall.-Winter and early Spring vegetables.- In­ creased ' population In our urban centers, make* such supplies more and more vital. _ _________ Polls will ojen M 7 iO o'clock tomorrow at the City Hall for the primary to nominate two City .Commissioners. Voting will cease at sundown. Compe’ing *ir Group No. I are John Krider. Jack Ratinan and Fred H. William. In Group No. 2 are M. J. Lodge and Ran­ dall Chase. For the conrtywiJa rchco! election of trustees and the vote on ••*r.ool lax roillagc .'ncrrxzre. the polls will open a| 7i00 A. M. and close at 7-00 P. M. Three school trustees will Im> fleeted. Candidates are: II. F. era In Sanford will rote at the Coper, east 8*nford: Roy F. Girl Scout headquarters on Com­ Howell, Lake Mary; Herbert A. mercial Street, and east aide vot­ Behrens and Mra. George Harden, ers at the Tourist Center. The following -voting places went Sanford. Registered voters who pay taxes have l>e«n designated pgtslde of on real or personal property are Sanford for tho school vote: I<ake eligible to vote in the school elec- Monroe, community renter; Paula Stlckly's Store; Oviedo, Town tlon. aald Supt, T. W. Lawton. 'Two school mill age proposals Hall; Geneva, community renter;, are to be voted upon. One is to Chuluota, Myrtle Chalker'a Store; raisf the nilllage levied- for cur­ Goldenrod, community h o u s e ; rent school expenses from four to Longwood. Town Hall; Lake six mills. Por building reserve- Mary, Gleason's Store; Altamonte funds and In order to meet State Springs, community renter; For­ appropriations for this pnrpose rest City, Plunketts: Slavia. Stnun new two mill levy is to lie voted kft'tt Store; Fern Park, Barnett'q upon. The County must appro, office; Bear Lake, Ketrhcm'e priate |100 /Or every $300 allocat­ residence. ed by. the State for new building In accordance with City law. additions and equipment, he owners of places -telling liquor pointed out. If this money It taken by the (not beer and wine) have been schools from Ihclr operations notified to rlose their places of fund, it will be depleted and re. business during the hour* voting paits can not be taken cure of. takes place, It was announcM Mr. lawton ilertaivd. this morning - by Chief of Police In this election, west aide vol* Roy O, Williams. __ II, S, Red* Not Candidates Air To Affiliate With Views At Meeting New Cominform Of Rotary Club American P o l i t i c a l Krider, Ratignn And Situation Held Un­ Chase Tell Rotarfavorable To Them ians Of Policies MOSCOW Nor. 3 (Ah—The Soviet press published today a letter It aald had been ad­ dressed collectively to Prime Minister Stalin by approslmatelr 24.090.M0 S o v i e t Youth league members voic­ ing "full belief la the unbeat­ able might of our mother­ land." “pur yeutji readies eace Treaty With Germany Is Advocated *g Rejects U. S. Proposal Partition Of Palestine Senator Vandenberg Demands Separate Peace If Council Deadlock Continues Soviets Insist Brit­ ish End Mandate By Next January 1 And Recall Army By May ^ Where Oregon State Heads Died In Plano (‘rash fly LARRY IIAUCK ANN ARBOR. Mith., Nov 3 LA K E SUCCESS. Nov. 3 OF»— (A*) — Senator V a n d e n b e r g Russia today rejected American (R Mich) today advocated a irp suggestions nn methods ol parti­ atali peace with Germany if the tioning Palestine and instead de­ Council -of Foreign Minister* re­ manded that lire British end their mains deadlocked through this mandate over the Holy Lind by winter. next Jan. I and • withdraw all While granting qualified en­ Hoops no later than May |. 1043. dorsement to the Marshall Plan, Ihr Sovirt Union, said then the Senate president pro-trm main should he a transition period of Uincd that "Germany’s restoration nn longer than one year between to viable autonomy is at the core the letminalion of the mandste of Europe's rehabilitation. and complete independence for th* "It is infinitely preferable forpnijrctcd Jewish and Arab stal<w. the Council of Foreign Ministers f-or . this |>eriod, Ruisii would to come to united terms," Vandenplace responsihillr * for supervi­ berg said in an address prepared sion under ihe United Nations for delivery at a University of Security Counril. • • Michigan convocation marking the Soviet drive,,tp Semen K. T*arcentennial of Dutch coloniiation ftl'km delivered lhP long awaited in Michigan. • policy declaration In a closed"But I am fiaying that disa meeting nf th,- "partition" vuh- je-mmittr - . f •: ., , r,7. greement—here or elsewhere - can­ Ination r«minltteQ „ n |>,,|P«tine. not be allowed to postpone pesce, Hr said the Soviet Union eoul.l rehabilitation and self-gme'nmcnt not iirerpt the Unlterl 8d,tc* *og. foiever,” lie added. "Peace must grsiinn that Itriialn he e^truvted ''Ttli flits tu*k of mlminUforin^ have priority." Ilot V 1 u»nl prmlinit intloprn* Vandenberg also urged a change Hence "hctisute the man-lale hat in ihe United Nations Charter •ft Wed." under which the veto would apply A Stale pollrrman I* looking Into Ihe haltered rotk pit of ihe plane In nhirh GnsernoV ItarI Snell of Ilu* A literlea n dclngation had "solely to the use of armed force." Oregon. Srrrclary of Stale l(ph<rt..Farrrll and Hla Ir Krnstr l*rr*idrnl Mar'hxll Cornell Hied when thr S'lggealed that Independence for eouniries He attacked “world-wide Com­ plane rravhrd while flying to a ranch near la k evieo, Oregon. Pilot of (hr pi•nr.n Cliff Hogue, al*o the proposed («:„ munist attitudes whlrh most of waa killed. Speaker of Ihr House John Hall »a* ttwmn In ** Governor. (International Snundphnfo) •hould cotno ,hv n c tl Juls- | with •lip Iliitlah remaining until that us believe are Incompatible with time. peace." rsarepkin in>i<trd a transition He warned that Amerlra "canThree of the five candidates for I f'esmllmm l'*** s:ifthit period waa necessary. He also City Commissioners were intro­ ijtisrvrvd d e n e itha.-P! r Ivrr for*” a Ihree-innn ronuultalon. ifcclarduced el the Rotary luncheon to­ ing that this group wmdd have day and outlined briefly their yiews on City affair*. They were John Krider and Jack Raligan m Group No. I and Randall Chase in Group No. 2. Candidates M. Jr-fcBdg*‘ in" Group "No. T and Fred H Williams in^Group No. 2 arcre unable to be present. Mr. Chsse said that he was not making any campaign, that he had no cigar* or liquor to give away, amj that he hadn't kissed any babies, but - that if elected he Would endeavor to carry oyt Ro­ tary's motto of "Service Above Self." He added that he wat gla 1 to ice -to much iplercst in the campaign at .an indication of -a healthy condition for "unless* the Roy Green, 53 Year Old. A. C. L. Agent, Died Saturday A M 12 Year Old Boy In Chicago Admits 7 Year Old i\Irs. F.A. Stone Declared Winner Of Grid Contest SlayiiiR'^rrcw Out Of , Argument Between *xThent On Cigai'ettc winner- . eonteat___apansored Mr*. F. A. Klono waa ileelared winner of The Herald pick-the. la-t Canip Guard Tells Of SKooting Of Four Convicts Prisoners 1I I Refuged ToWorkOn Account Of Fear Of Snakes Exhibition Matches * , Held At Mayfair Detplla threatening weather. U r n crowd fathered at the May1 I fa ir tTnn j j “T" ttnnts court* yesUrdiy aftamoon at 1:80 o'clock to wltneu three exhibition matrhe* sponsored by the 8anford Rath and Tennis Club, Buddv Behrens. National Inter■cholaitle Champion and National 9ufilor Singles Ccamplon from Ft. ..Lauderdale, defeated Enrlnua Bus*, the Peruvian National Chamnlon and Eastern Inter-collegiate alnglea champion, 4-1. 4-1 In the feature match of th» afternoon. Ricardo Balhlers, National champion front Chile and Brasil, defeated Eddie Copeland, Rolllna College coach In a close match, 9-7. In the final match Behrens am) Copeland defeated Balblera and Ruse In -the only doubles match o f . the exhibition. Behrenx and Copeland coasted through a A-3 w aat but were forced to. extend the final set to win 9-T. , .... Charles Morrison occupied the umpire's chair and was assisted by B. C. Steele, Clay Williams. Cecil Rlnea and Hamilton Blabee aa linesmen. ,, m a in k m e n a c e PORTLAND, Me, Wo*. 8, W V Ob# of Milne’s many forest Area ■till constituted n menace to the J towns of Whltneyrille and Mnchina laa today whlla n f i t * ona mov>er country ed through There still far from any vil rain to was no sign of put an end to ,?rM S8w perty In the past < .TYPHOON HITS ‘ UAH. Nor. 8 Wen , the Navy. . i m ... only Ailvimrv pnH'frfe Rossift eqlled for a 11 nation rotiimisii-in operating directly un­ der the Icm ritv s-oiiq-il, with tha •ame * rn u n trt« —TifpiTYeriiKr’" IdT ban.He the transition and dlrrct Ihe setting up of *-|>rov|shinal jm week hy the Tnl Davit Furniture Roy Grttn, M yt*r old comCompany, and will receive n Americasn ‘Democracy*, are rrerrial agent for the Atlantic chenille rug. councils rf xovarnment" in the weeiV** i worth,* the. liU tb S iM e T k ir Coaitline Railroad, died Saturday !• -nll-sw.ri an I'n a* T nsl Mr*. George Touhy wa* named ***’ alt fha poorness and rot at 4:00 A. M. at hi, homa. BIS second place winner anJ will re­ of bourgaola culture. Magnolia Avenue following a ceive a magarine rack given hy BRUNSWICK.'G\. No*. ? «.n lingering illness. CHICAGO. Nnv.'l t/Pl—Author­ the Ted Davit Furniture Com­ NEW YORK. Nov. 3 (*> -Tbe Guy McNabb, 2 1-year-old Glynn With the Atlantic Coastline ities announced today ihe mysle- pany. Railroad for 80 years, Mr. Green Communiil Party of the Unitea •s' “ P. .Bayard Smith, R. A. Smith county 'wotk camp guatd. told was commercial agent . at* Belle riotp htujal slaving of * seven* and W. II. Duncan won third, Ifo-hiy ol sliuotlng four nrgtn con• '-ill Slates iiy i it tfas decided no! to Glade nrlnr to coming to 8anfnr<l year-old boy .had been solved by fourth and fifth of *a -rats pa . prltes -e vjc,, w|,0 |)P 4<,„ | |,r,,|r,| fnj him affiliate with the new Cominfonn where he lived fo r‘tlx rear*. Hr a blth-giade piqul’s signed slale- for two given(*1by the Rlts The at Belgrade, ‘ for fear such action was horn at Bradford, Fla. Nov. ment lhat "I killed l^rnnie Fellifk alter the jrar6|> waideti "Jirrd jit ter. 27, I8P3 and waa a member of thr would be seiied upon by "reaction­ Iasi Oct. IR in Thatcher Woods All winners selected J2 of-thr ^ c of <h; prip.nr,/. . M-mher« of tki- Sauford police First Baptist Church there, lie ary and proFasciit forces” in ihii ' *. ’ in contest^ correctly, nntl were I lalking Ii$l, voting McN-iM* anil the S h e r iffs’depart* was a' member of the Kiwanl* Forest Preserve." country "at a pretext for new merit wgie awarded certificates Club of 8anford. Lonnie's hatleied body* " I t declared winners 4n the order' In 1rr|M-alrd the**story’-tol l hy other .. . t('•■atlases >» r**» r.lahll . rifli|>IMu>n Survivors’ Inclnde one ton, Roy which the ballots were receive.!. J c l,,,,. u.iio«.,. Mhent-d-^-hdhmr in the lire pretrrie t« n <- >nr«-> In crime • D. Green and a grandson, Roy D .1 ina ln me l'triri -r on "" Oct. U11- 2*1. - '• j r hn t’ani—xfn i plrtirff 17 fdhlr'-T7 I C » lla * M aa M » i T « * l C ie a u J a e a M s ir f a n lr n, lM)s .aiicr lie disappealed correctly, hut his ballot was re- ol eiglvt tiegio convicts l»"l July tlalm flnn ftH-l .other pnllre efflc. . Mrs. John n.' lane, Tampa and Irom his Imme. . reived after those who won pritea. II. Hr accompanied L I pmoneu i-ncy method- -Cr-ttllurlel here by b Mrs. Paul Pridgen, Charleston. The Tmichl-m Drug Company hack fa the; ta m p ? -h e -rx fd n 1 re r tl»o Fedeml tMtenn nf'TBVerilgaCoroner A. L Biodir sa:d 8. C.5 three brothers, Fred J. 1, SWaidlng ihe first two priles they rcfuicd to continue wotk on lion, "(he rt-rtifi<-atei Ivere given (riaalfaeeit •Ml PAie Twn) Ihe hajbecu* (nr 1'Hy employre* Green. I.tw Oik: Claude (}. Green for thl* week. They are giving- a di|di becam e tliry were afrai-.l nt at the Fifty Anociatei picnic Plant City; and II. Jackapn Green, The Wheeter- Tirtilixtr Plant, a Talker ’’51" .fountain pen *n l <>f snakes. grounds h r IV. Wf H urtf. aislThe tax book* wara opened Sat­ Jr„ Daytona Beach. at Oviedo rebuilt after tho disas­ a latge Imx or .andy. The Hit/ le.Mt FBI ricent (ii-charco uf thoThe remains were shipped Sun­ urday morning by County T«x The youthful vitnen was -hrtrous fire of last spring, wka re­ Thaater - will- give the thirl MImiiiI Division. day, to Live OAk for-funeral ser­ Collector John L Gelloway for the ported on fire a t.2:30 o’clock this through fifth prise winners a pass teiiuplrd fiei|uently hy District Judge' J , G. Sharon, who at­ vices in the Snwanea Funeral payment of real and personal pro­ afternoon and 'Assistant Fire for two. Attomey J. Saxton Daniel. At on.- tended every r!»«». was the flyat Home and burial In tha IJve Oak perty for 1947 and quite a fnng Chief Thomas at once sent the rcrtlfk ate and was (toinl, Daniel atked if McNal-h hid to*receive Ina of taxpayara formed Irv the Cemetery beside hit wife. The local fire department’s booster fm r commended hy Mr. Iliirke for hi* body was arcompanled by hit Court Hqtyte hall. nnl heard the Leiticnny.- nl Hu, ftrstttftTTre “ —Jn riVHiliiflit'y; ' ihe truck to the scene. NUKpNI1F.RO, O K R M A N Y. ^ j i ton and daughter-in-law, Ertckaon NolfpS PP|—Fourteen German SS (< n a l ln a r e wn I ' m , I i , k u -Quite a number of tax pas y m e n ta cmjrsc. Thief ,.f Police Roy (5. „ Funeral Home waa In charge of officers and a- civilian who con­ from Oviedo that the fir* had were received In the maall and arrangements. Milliams an>l Sheriff Morn were ducted the Nail ayatein of conI <•••Ilnur.j „u ru«» (» • ! started In fertiliser stores In a again today (hare waa a Una form­ , n o v . 3 i/t'i TALLAHASSEE. Nov. (/Ft| centretron camps 'where millions corner of the new steel construct­ ed outside of Mr. Galloway's JAYCKP. BARBECUE The State Road Departure partment t™l*Y | . l I l l l l H t o r I ’ rOlIOHCK died wen* convicted today- of war ed building. The Winter Park office. • t*l«N • a a l £1 I ft •» I Member*.of tha Seminole Coun­ crimes and crimes against hu­ asked 'eontrartor* to hii h He explained the ruth as In­ Fire Department was alto calked Nov. IH for 70 nillea Ira nf road mil | ’ A I I 11-( fH III III III l t l l l c ty Junior Chamber of Commerce manity. Three other* were acquit­ dicating that taxpayers want to upon to give aid to the Oviedo bridge imprnvementa In II roun are requested to meet at tha : volunteer fighters. At 2:45 o’clock take advantage of the 4 ppercent Tourist Center at 1:30 o’clock ted. ties. | JACKSONVILLE. Nov. 3. bFl Sentences will Ih* handed down 'The projects are located In Polk, flrrjnen were reported to have the discount applicable on laxet during Wednesday to motor to Blue John SauD, fifth dlririet com­ November. later today. Thr language of thr lake, Hamilton, Seminole, Palm A llaptlet minister who is leading blase partially under control. Springs for a barbecue. a drive against alleged' gambling mander of the Veteran* of Foropinion of tha American tribunal All persons who are not mem­ Inveighed an aharply against LI. Ileach, Dade Citrus, Levy, Hills­ fn Dural county proposed a pro­ plgn War*, ilrtiarlment.of Florida, bers and would like to become ec- Central Oswald I'nhl, tha leading borough. Joon and Walton Coun­ gram of action nt a downtown was among tlm -,r, VF-W le*.|*ra tire era invited to attend the out- defendant, that th» death penalty ties. from all over tha State who at­ mast meeting yesterday. Bid* were asked on: *.emtd to JmJWU'lied. More than 3.000 persons, heard tended the VFW Council »ea«lon Paring n.8!» miles of road .434, "waiter Krohnr hat a full prog­ Pohl w«* aecotid only to Htln- Seminal* county, between roads! the Rev. R. D. Ingle cell upon Sunday at the Seminole Hotel Iq ram outlined and tha berVaeue | church end civic organizations to Jacktonvlll*. Dept. Comdr. James will be served fropt 4:00 to 7>00 rich Himmler, the Gestapo chief, 600 and 15 and road 420. in pjrastlge In the system. | demand enforcement of. law* pro­ X , lyilann of Lake City presided*. P. M. Also attending were Junior Vico hibiting gambling He said a rule CIRCUIT COURT Commander Chester Whittle and T V LAHASSES Nor. 3 W*)—Neatly $18,000,000 hat been Circuit Court of the Ninth la id effect "rcuuirlng our police past State C’omtuaqdtr Roy Glov­ ■rimmed .ir th? pari ten Tcsis from the $55,820,000 debt Florida Judicial Dlatrlrt will convene all to report gambling activities to er, lm|h of Orlando. 10:00 o’clock Tuesday rooming. their superior olficera’' and urged counties ran up for »tho->l construction daring and just after ihe boom. It wa* decided to hold the mid­ Tha Board of County Commis­ demands be made to rnvokn this • However, $5.776.5UO wutlh of bond* have been issued in the past | sioner* and convene In regular rule te policemen could make im­ winter conference In Ocala, Jan. two yean for pew srWil'buildtng* to partially offse) the lotal debt re­ 12-1.7. A resolution praising tho monthly meeting at tho tame t jmo. mediate arrest*. work of the Congressional Com­ duction mittee Investigating un-American Cclin English Slate School Superintendent, said school bond in A resolution calling attention of the Stale Road Department to ihe erilvltlet, was adopted hy th* tercet rale* had been trimmed f Counril. Another resolution con­ ■ a a much as 8 percent to debts that are In danger of de­ dantcroui and abrupt drops on ihe ihouldcrs of Celery Avenue follow- ^ demned tha sponsoring of athletic ing its resurfacing by a paving concern, was adopted Friday evening ! ■ 3 percent by a aerlaa of refi­ fault. exhibition* by veteran* 'organisa­ "fkhool Indebtedness during the !y the Seminole County Faim Bureau'at its meeting and supper el the •' nancing plans carried out under tion* In the stale under direction peat 10 or 18 jroara baa consti­ Future Tann BuifIdrtf. 1937 and 1939 laws. of an ex- service man who Is not When tile 1937 School Budg­ tuted one of Use major problems Francis Meriwether, local il grower. ij n *i electrd as preiidcnt of the tha holder of an honorabl* dis­ Be­ et Law waa enacted, the coun­ In Florida," I g r a iaald. * In connection with tho irr-nt announcement hy Col.'Willis E charge from military service. Farm Bureau and succeed* M. L. Cullum, Chase and Co. executive. ties owed 155,820,000, of which ginning about 1988, though In who occupied th# poet for two11 Tcale. district Army engineer, that Army Engineers hare commenced stances earlier, of $4,417,523 waa defaulted prtng the districts of the state I aued terms. Leo Butner, executive of the Florida State Farm Bureau, studies on a plan to contrrl wolen llirnugh South and Central Eatt and $1,653,475 waa past due BODIES FOUND vice - president. Introduced the told of flood damage to vege­ Florida including the Ev;rcladrt, Kmimmee and upper Sli Johns River bonds In ambitious amounts. tareet . . D£LAND, Nov. 3, OF)— Th* speakers. tables In south Florida. He point­ baiins, Edv ard HigcitM. minayer of the Seminole County Chamber of “The bonds did not originally bodies of two men, who took off Since than, with strict' stale Dr. A. A. Foater ot the Centre) ed out that loral growers could supervision of county school budg Florida Experiment Station, re­ benefit from the lowered eouth i.'ommercc today announced lhat parties interested in the St. John* In a private plane from Orlando tional limitation of the eta, all past due Interest baa been ported progress In development Florida vegetable production un- River project have bad word from U. S. Engineer* lhat a report based Oct. 24 and had not been heard paid and the defaulted principal valuation of the previous ----- ------ from since, war* found In th* of Might resistant celery and lean price celling* are put Into ef­ on the specie] hearings bald th is * ---------baa been cut to almost a negli­ spring will be submitted to Wash, ty Chamber of Commerce he's re. wreckage of the plan* yeiterday fect He urged that slated that hie had grown 80 ____ ____ membership lion a'during t S T ^ S S ^ n t gible $254,141. ™ queried tha county agents ot Vo- about threq mile* northeast of plants which ora palatable and of the Bureau be Increased In ington on Jan. IB, "Except for unforeseen eimimready for seed production. Cooler order to cope, with price celling "U la very essential that re­ worked out In the Klealmtnyo and Laka Helen. ----- «----------------------conditions are needed for seeding, proposele ln Washington. Ha alto port* concerning drainage of farm upper 8L John* River basin study, RICH* DIES and apace at tha Mountain Ire epoaa' e f the water control and land, cattle ranches and orange probably will Inrludt construction -This situation resulted In an Company will be needed for thl* conservation study now being ATLANTA^*>v. 3. (A b - Walof reservoirs In the Central Florgroves and roada In cltlee and ter II, Rich, -47, president of purpose, ha declared. A commit­ don* and advocated a five cant He explained that Income be in th* hand* of U. 8 lusla, Brevard, Indian River, Os­ Rich’*, Inc., on* of th* South's tee Including P m . Meriwether. tractor gaa refund, action on counties ceola, Orange and Seminole Coun­ the $4^44,000 perm., County Agent C. R. Dawson and which.'he said, bad been blocked Engineers aa rapidly as possible" ties to contact owners immed­ largest department stores, died fund can be used for _ Mr. Higgins declared this mornMarket Manager II. J . Lehman by politic*. iately for all statements,” ho aald. today. He had been ill for several In county school bonds and Use In*. ' waa appointed to carry out this ... A resolution of sympathy to A meeting of county agents months. Rich becama president In State Board o f ,Education la able *To foeillUto th# obtaining of will probably bo 1929 of the department (tors th* family of th* late, W. M. *’ *- oat -H to “ •u t the state.1 (O M dsM M raft* Twa| Sanford Policemen Complete CourseGiven By F B l "M iiuimu a rm im m a Firp I .Reported- wa have wltnessad heavy damage to great crop acreages, and delay irwIlasW •« !*•»• r.tftktt f At Wheeler Plant Tax Books.Opened At* Collector’s Office 14 Nazis Convicted — For Crimes Charged Road Department. Offers Contracts! John S I AMunds VFW Council Meet $18,000,000 Is Trimmed From Florida School Debt In Past Ten Years Farm Bureau Protests Condition venue Hearing Will Be Held On River And Lake Flood Control Jan. 15 S -i* S £ = -~ £ n « & SEgg " tBSlA rtSS bS d& w 'ssi.'iE E ■- J4 1 �Doctor Quotes Mee At Satir^h T>ial Boy Confesses < r, e llk J .ll (ta e , MONDAY, NOV. 8, 1947 TUE SAN FOR O HERALD, SANfORD, FLORIDA PAGE TWO S’ a e t ■*».! HowsuJ Lang. 12, dcicnl.cd Lv hit mother as a "sm u t alee/* told ( him lie Itad stabbed Lonnie ami crushed the younger boy's head "with a brick” after «n aiguMM. In a statement which young Lang aigned after a 16-hour in;, tgrrogatlon at the juvenile home, HAVANA "H o t. ' 3 U P)-D r. Ruben- SantiliSn* liilif lr j today that John Lester Mee of Chicago told him while dying last April that "we had a fight and Patricia shot ms.” % The .rsfersnee was to V a trirla Schmidt, the Toledo, Ohio divor­ ces who as a dancer called her­ self 8atira. The girl already has "^ I T vc . r ^ h l e girl t r T wwere e r ; T»«*-1 T | r0ny,r1* » « tln g and7 ,a lT-year-olJ (hw wea iinJr»cht terrorfl‘ofllr,*’ her «life. plicated. j Boon after 8antlllana testified Here ia the story .which Brodie the;ca*« was po.tponrd until Nov. said young Lang toktr*— Lang, the Felllck child and an­ other boy, a second,, grads sludent, rode out to Thstchrr woods on a tlrte l car Or^ It), the day of the killing. TMyAJJer U ys lit clfarcls, toil l^pc"Vvlused t: r i v . Lonnie one. * • u irti uri f i ) i i u i d , u r v u n y i R iic r Lonnie threatened to tell How Patricia shot him through the ard's mother, Mis. .Alina loing. neck, said Patricia visited him 42, about Howard's \hyft of glu, there fbr two or three days. She from her. The 12-ywu- old in s said slu* saw no bruises on the f it of tamper whlpmyl out a four- dcfendapl and that Patricia asked bladed pocket knife fcnd stabbed for no medical aid. Lonnie twice In the chest, then cut bis throat. Howard forced tha other boy td Rmld oAnnle’s M'«ell«M.a Iim r Cni, narl feel while the older boy dropped a 25-pound concrete slab on his In Ranfurd In order to -perfect plans for these reports, 51r. Htg victim's' head* . The nine year old -was com- gins announced. . The plans announced by Col. illed to artist In th* slaying by oward's. threat, “I’ll give It to Tralr, although not yet definitely Ida areie where water ran lie you, too.” ( _ stored during wet seasons ami Tha 17-y*ar-old girl, who is be­ released during dry seasons. Dur­ ing held hy authoritloa for In- ing the hearing at tha Mayfair vaatigation, visited the Lang h'jine Inn list spring,, th* building of next day, And Howard showed a lock canal from the*St. Johns hsr bla bloody clothes and asked to the Indian River as a means of Hood control and for naviga­ tion, was recommended. The Everglsdes, Kissimmee and and threw them away while rid­ ing horseback about 2)6 miles Bt. Johns River plans will be forwarded to Washington at the from Lonnie’* body. same time, according to Col. Questioning of young Lang was Teals. Tha Board of Engineer* directed by Dr. Orlando 8colt, for Rivers ami Harbora will probpsychiatric director Na­ tional Detection of Deception Laboratory of Chicago who used a psyeho-dt'teciomcter, an electric ginrering' plan will be an eco­ device which measures brain nomic report being compiled on the benefits tu be derived from Mayes. the proposed Everglades program. St. Johns Valley S NICK'S PACKAGE STORE 410 Sanford Avenue (Vole Aa You Fleaae, Ilut Vole) a democratic constitution ami elect a government. (li). The provisional council* of government after their formation should proceed under the super­ vision of the special U.N. Com­ mission* to the eatabllihraent of administrative organs of govern­ ment, central- and focal.' (10.» The provisional council* of KoveriunVnt ihould within the shortest time possible form an countries a t soon as possible. armed militia from among the fH U tlU -nt. iheir.. counUtea^-suf..... ......... mtfm „ V1M<11 Hclcnt In number to maintain Intain order and prevent frontier “ Tm* order arid fo prevent* fronclashes.’* I tier clashes. This armed militia It ^ ra t specified however, that .In I" oath nation should In Its < r« ,a lle e « a li a e ,1 't i, <>n»» also tiled for their fine co-oper­ ation, and received certificates. Other law enforcement, officers Who received certificate^ were: ('apt. Ro; " n V- Patterson, II. rmsn Harriott, J. |l. (Juatulbaum, Max A. Rasa, Charles -il. Sparks, Jack Hickson, Frank Rockutt, Ralph Ceigar, -Paul Trued; also JVpuiy—BkwIH t - Charles— Peck; II L. Eubanks and IV. A. I-#w|g. S. C. Graham, Atlantic Coast Line detectfve, also received a certlflcite. ••• • • * •■ ’ * The course was conducted by FBI Agents. L. O. Prior, Paul Sloddaid, Frank Dougherty and Armed Jewish Yopth Free Irgun Members JERUSALEM, Nov. S-OP>— Police announced today that 15 or 20 armed Jewish youths had atorrard a police station in Tsl Aviv thin momlnjr and released two alleged numbers of Irgun the control of the security coun­ cil's commission. • The Russian position was Con­ J. R. Smith. Judge 8haron and tained in .a 10-point program laid revenues with something left over lleim an E, Morris also assisted. down by Ttarapkln after his an­ special U.N. Commission. City empploye** had a grand nouncement that the American for munielpal Improvements. get-together and a fine barbecue plan was unacceptable. - The .spankers were introduced urparetl under direction of W. E. The points were: by A. C. Stine who had charge Hathaway. Among thosa who aid<1). The British mandate should of the program. A rising vote ed lit the wmring were Fred Zerlw abrogated Jan. 1, 1D4H. t f tlmnk* wus exteiuled to Mr. renner, E. 51. Chester, BuJ Locke, (2) , British troops should l># Btine who waa In charge of ^he Bannett and Ned Smith, Uilhdrawn from -Palestine In th<* program at the losdlrs Night held the gueata was Hans shortest possible lim e , hut not at the Seminole Country Club uf the New York Glanta. later than three or four months last Thursday nlgly. At the sug­ after the mandate’s abrogation. gestion of W. A. Lefflrr a "hand­ (3) . From termination of the mandate up to proclamation of In. shaking program” waa launched ^aYou W o fp g n J Y tp S v ft e r dependent Jewish and Arab states, i | a u t ap(j economy. He said that which was greatly enjoyed by all a transition period should be e e -' , „ * k, tabllshsd. such a period to be the n? T " f* Lu/ , n’ C* ° ., ’ and in which every Rotarlan shortest possible but no longer I’lsced on the merchants or they went to every other Rotarlan and than a year beyond date of ah- will he driven out ol town. Taxer Introduced himself. rogation of the British mandate, eye already too high, and ne* (41. Administration of Pale*|,are ,)rfn j0 tine during the transition period . . . •■ i . , , j , 1WARD'S HOLIDAY INN following abrogation of the Bri- ,{,,n® Ije added tish mandate should lie tuuined thtl,’ assessments should he gone ImludUitf HpsnWIi tUsn tioup ir liar to women (M-llyra.)? hv the United Nations Security over and rqualircd, as lie. he- x h r l m p Cockiell. Vegetable, thisi make you suiter f/oc CouncU. which would cxercjM sd- |jt m lome w(>le too high and t * i.« « h r r l e i S tli4 , r > ««e r l, Hashes, feel so aemou*. U rluk. * atrung. . biekt* ntnoars i :» C o... a n a i h Kiln Mignon Dlnnars ■ rltv Council representatives. The City have gone up hy leapt : I ; :i : tu seat of the s p e lt I U.N, Commit- and bounds, he said, hut he added T-Hi/in Uiener* H llshlly Higher regularly — Plnkh C o ik lill lia r with .J ■d help* build up re slim should be in Palestine. . that he thought-some wages were ii.a'ilc, »r..l an pim orphara o f rrdnat such 'mlddla (6). On It* arrival In Pales- atill too low especially in the po- flra rr .lil tine the special U.N. Commit- i i : .. t- . j , , , . , Uatwa.ii Hanford a Orlando sion should proceed to carry «ut ,,c*^ rieper ments. no (gdatea — no habit* on llighuar 1l'->J drugs. It htlpt naturo measures to r esUhllthment of the _ *'*r' Batlgan pointed out that C a ll W la ta r l* » l I, * t : « - / f o r fronticra of the Jewish and Arab Banford Is a community bated * ' It a s a r v s llp n v , ' M n r w Uft) '.an a, Mgr primarily on agriculture which In ' " -fc ' I'aill.a some year* I* veey good' and in alon of Paleatin*i ___ ’ LYDIA I 9 m m s s & —I l l f f l ll TH>ecIir U.fT Coramla dustriea, not connected with agri lion after consultation with dei ocratic parties and Social organ­ culture, should be brought in at isations of. the Jewish and Arab that when farm prices are low nations should elect in both coun­ the general condition of th* com­ tries a provisional council of gov­ munity might not be depressed. ernment. Activities of both pro­ He pointed out that operating i Tux book* nre i»R«n for puyment of 1947 Clly Taxes. visional council* should be car­ costs of the City have risen to I Discount of l ‘„, will lie allowed for payment in Noveniried out -under the general dm-r- 7440,000 an Increase of about 75 | lion of the special U. N. Commis­ percent sine# before the war and bef; 3 ' disount for payment In December; 2*,t dlasion. . ■aid that while he was not advocount fur payment In January; .1% dlbcount for pay(7). The provisional council* of eating salary or wage reduction* men! in February. government not later than within he believe* a thorough examina- | tlx months after formation should tlon of the budget would reveal! hold election* to the constituent I places where it might be c u t Ellen Jloy, Clly Tax Collector assemble on democratic lines. Th# He also suggested that tha City r i , • * r* 1 «*» survey provisional councils of govern­ ment and-be approved by the tpe levied so as to distribute eqult rial U.N. ’Commission. . ably the burden and at th* same (8). The constituent assembly time provide sufficient operating In each country should work out I b a tla w t tr e a t C««< Special to The yanierd Herald Uy MARIAN It. JONES - The candidates for the Ovicdu Halloween carnival king and queen have been elected from each of trie classes as follows: Ronald WUIU and Linda Beasley, first; grade; Don Ulrvy and (sale Glen.*, second grade: ‘Ronald King and Peggy Flemming, third r»sd«: Albert Ellis and Betty Lou Millikln, fourth g tad rj Johnnie Junes and Ann Pierson, fifth grade; Billy Meek and Cr.it gene Parker, *lxth grade; Donnie Kagrade; Jim Wheaton and Saiab George, eighth grade; Daily Antin and Ferdinand Duds, ninth grade; Eugene Ellis* and Patsy Hill, ti'htb grade; Freddie Ka*e!l and Cailtne MtKinmm. rlevnith grade; Jia n Chaneg nm l. Benny Ward, lerelfth * grade, who ban received the most vote* Friday night the girl nml bov among the first six grad.* will • he crowned Halloween king and queen of the grammar school. Also a high school king and queen will l>e crowned In the* same fash- Y TR1 BAG WITH „ Rinro. under the sponsorship of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Ciij, ha* been added ag'ona uf th r attrartlons for the Halloween rarnlvaL On Thursday evening ‘the young people of the Methodist Church k* held a Halloween party at thv v rhurch under the tponsorshin of 'I r s Walter T rarue. Miss Kathryn • Lawton and Mr*; Leon C. Olliff. Tuesday evening , the. Men’* Club of'the Mrthddiat Church met at the rhurch. Mr. William Harry . Moore, talented and outstanding a* a speaker and singer.,and eon • of Rlshop Arthur J. Moore, -waa the, ru ral speaker ' n f. the eve­ ning. There wen* 4IF meinU>H* .arid a guest* present for the occasion. I. >i.« memhera ... I . . —of ..9 aft. (AI...Isi , \5lariy the Oviedo Methodist, Church are attendini the Learning and U fa Institute meetings held each evening thla . f tf f a s a w s s f . NOTICE FOR A lim tir ■ '__“*- 1 ' Bobby Raasdalc. f t ankle Gore. thr past several months. '* * Kev. and Mr*. Harold H. I.lnk. K*\. J. X. Thompson and Mrs. Trite* awardod to Uia eWIdristt Elsie Ferguson, of Pensacola, sailing the inost tickets to the spent Wt-dnraday at Daytona. «chmd play weiM lo Johnnie Jones. whiT* they a’.U'iideit a. chuick < fl,»t p rim and Hilly M#«h. *r t “ meeting. Dr. i. W. Martin is* able to b« ■•iid prise. e Mia. W. W. \yilson, mother of out avain afivr a lu t j a v y l ilbicsl^ James W^WIlsonrrmUTH.MT,&figf Charles T. Ntblack u much tuons Wednesday from Berlin. Conn., improved after IK-11 of sick* 1 whete site h a * . i « n vUilitig fot ness. Oviedo Owl Scott, rice president of American Fruit Uruwera Inc. and noted 100 or enough td entitle the plant pathologist, was adopted. total The new Farm Bureau farm in- Seminole County Farm Bureau to three votes a t the Miami conven Rotary Luncheon ■ ■ j TTir ?r- Farm Bureau r/tiii: H£UAU>. tfANttMU*. ri.OlliDA MONDAY, NOV. 3, 1947 OPENING OF__^----- Church uf Orlando for this en­ tire district. Tuesday the merrliers of tha Oviedo Methodist Church obesrved their day of prayer at the church. Mr*. W. R. Sleek was in charge of the decoration*. A very iiitereating program waa arranged anil enjoyed hv nil attending. At noon a covered dish luncheon we* vrved. Tin* ti»ld«* were beautiful, ly decorated and arrnuKt-d to form thn letter T. Mrs. 0 . M. Arie. who has been 111 for *«roe time. Is buck In tb>* Krrnald lovughtnn Memorial Hnv pits). . . Mrs M. F. King and H»r guest. Miss Es'her Treason, of Savannah, were dinner guests of Mr. and J. R. Jones Tuesdnv evenlnv. ■ Mr. and Mr*. .Ravmond Rlaelwell and liahv sdn. of l.uhhov, went to attend a na»o nis-tlnv j of sill high srhiMil princIpwU: Prof. T. W. Lawton has olao teturned from a slate meeting uf county supci intendcuta. 5!r».. E. A. Fatnell ami Mfs. Anita Crawford haw i*tumed home after t pending several day a visiting friend* and rviallvy*. i n . Jaekvonville. . Mra. Annie T« Carter ha* re­ turned frutn Tniiips. where *h.* went to attend a Stator Hi-allh Association meeling: also to visit her son. Walter. Mrs. Walter Carter ahd * her granddaughter. Relay Ann. On the Muis p i iikiam Mondnv evening nvn Klation WTRB, San. God. RobbV Wont suhstitiitrd for Eugene Kills, sophomore, who was sick. Donald llknlv* wnf a repre­ sentative of the frrshman clas*. The side Pvnold. I^ in h a rt-W<va-e», •hr (MjMisfl, was the winner. Next Monday rtleht our ront-ssu it for -the Oviedo School will la* Rohlty Ragsdale and .Earl TRIMand UPHOLSTERY DEPARTMENT letter was named a* the Grnrml Conven* AUTO UPHOLSTERY REPAIRS |— Dr. Churlm I,. Persona Oplomelrlsl Sanford Atlantic ilk. nidg. Ilnurs: B-12 15 Phune 291 ■ Sal. 9-13 Eye# Examined • Glasses Fitted A WORD TO THE WISE! - -r FURNISHING YOU PLASTIC—FIBRE LEATHER TAILORED SEAT COVERS BODY And FENDER REPAIRS gr II. Ilishnp rnter»cr* of the N. IV V. iptcr of the t'nitedd •f the ennfr.lcinry •* »r mertinc. Miy. J . yite served as co-hnv ay arm tlM h at Mia. ic in Rose Court. J. J^ IVIIy pi•-oiling, was op,'ticil with the America" followed by • from Mra. II. Grady (,anry. Mr*. Brumlcy. Mi •vision Registrar, stat- M.lf r l, Mr*. MrCasklll. Mi I chapter had won a mlUaLaniLMr*. Bishop. f-gfriui-fnr-thr-targeitt' ........ inemla-tship in rhapthan .Ml members. For accorudlshment they ted with $10.00 fiom ANNOUNCING A WITNItt at the Home Un-American Aetivttw* Committee lieatings • in Washington, •former F.B.L agvnt Louts J. nuaseR (ffjljt). dlulwt-d an unsuccessful attempt by Buviet agents to obtalp data on a "hlgtdy dvstructiv* wen poo" In IM3 and IMS. tluucU. an investigator lor U,t evunmlttee. said that Dr. J> Rotwwt (Jppcnhelmer Ileft), who UUr was in charge of tlie Lo* Alamos. N. M.. atomic bomb cm tef.TcJcetrdiiht p!i« nisyed by an Apmefran pro.'vnarr as "unasuiiuble." (fni. raeu«nct) Meets With 1Women To Observe jeorge Bishop Community Day ITIlfi W EXPERT 1«)I)Y AND FENDER MAN ALL WORK GUARANTEED will !>■• held in Miami Mrs. L. A. Ilrumley Ja u d e llermlnn were Itci naif*. Mi». Roily ns president, owing ehairm rn of •nimitlees w ,'|e «|lMrs. Roily: nirmberllerndun. Mis. J, M. . Mary Btronp; courI. II. Ttulnck. Mr*. M. ,U . D. C. niseatlne:. ey. Mys. A\’ C Hill: E. II, Ijvney; sta te Mrs IL. L. Perkins; r lirf Fund: Mr*. F. E. .Southern D leralun* lea: Mi*. .Ro. e tte r: Hrnjamln Memorial: P! Stonewall Jarkson und:. Mrs. J . M. Me the hdslnevv imcting •r gavv a brief l.ilk on craio ancestor under wa« made eligible to rmlwr <<f llm I'. D. (’.' I'sfuuruU won. w r v r il You ran buy hala. . . dresses. . . or r»cn a ‘fur coal. . . and If you don't like them you don’t have to wear them! A PERMANENT WAVE IS DIFFERENT! You have to litr with' It every minute of the day. For your safely ami aalLtarlion, let our rvprrt hrsulirlans give you a PROFESSIONAL permanent wave! (17 Yearn In Rusinrss In Sanford) ' Jw rm M l V L ~ W ” ^ ,~J ( ’>»*• \ \ V \ MVA - BKSS BEAUTY SHOP IRS Ei»k| .Sernntl Slccel Plv NOTICE Is Now llrariv For SfireTal I'nrlirs nml llnnquelg Fur -Heservnllons I'honr Orifnge Ciljr Hotel OrttnKc City. Florltln esse* aasiitnl hv Mr*. PAINT SHOP K. N. (Kedj Windham 1121 Hnnford Avenue II. A. Shrovtk I’hune 5MJ1 FREE DEMONSTRATION IN YOU» HOME* Call Stata Distributor Sanford 980 KIRBY VACUUM CLCAN LUXURY an VOTE TOMORROW ' • At the suggestion of friends I entered the race for CitV Commissioner in 1GROUP TWO fliiHjpnf ___tu _ s 1 1 ......... -I i n r 11 I , i , - • wiH-of-ttarY ’.Vuesday^ municipal election A g ric u ltu re D e p a rtm e n t E x p e rt! P re d ic t S m a lle s t S u p p ly in 2 0 Y « p rtl A s i t a t i d in No. 6VI (LEFT) Simplicity of line and dctsll tn m a lfy tra look slimmer, taller, lonelier . . . Mandarin nayon Crrps with tiny turk* and drawnwork In Jewel rotors ruby wins, anirthyst violet, turquoise teal. * u— I- have no personal interest in the outcome ex­ cept that I wish to be of service, if I may, in making. Sanford grow and be the ideal place in which to live and raise a family, • -TV~ ' ‘ Now Is tha tima W protect your fomily • • • »p Insv.'O, thtir having tha gao4 mast they n,ed te njnoin haolthy and. following are some of the major objectives which I favor, as outlined to the Jaycees Thursday *“ T h e stro n g . I am In favor of law enforcement, and will expect the Police to work with the Sheriff* office nnd.the State-Bona Patrol in tlm enforce­ lawn. Personally, I 'tip 'Ho. not approve of nor patronize patronlzo gambling ment of laws. dgvicea, alot machines, bollto, etc. Tha biggest difficulty encoulitored public optnton opinion and the patronage by the law enforcement officera la the public7 of gypibling devices by numbers of our dtleens. Such, influence results Jn r —attitude'of tolerance by a largo ' ' number ‘ " ' citizena, even ' ' ' tho1 an of other they may not) thema<lye^, bp IjgF violators. This attb » of citizens create! a. moat unfortunate InfUiphce and ls$k of r^gp^ 'or authority amongst the younger generation. • ,****• * 4 4 ' * , . 1• . d ■, •' *. **- *r • I am in favor of regurfanng streets where the wo needed, and where the uge, of the street juatlflcj. 'I a of new paving |n Georgetown and Goldsboro now. T hese_________ ffrat ha\*o better drainage, stieeta graded, and the necem ry aevfage Do o» mony, fomilia« dld during the 90* W y M f a v * . s u p p ly o f m i p t w h if f i t Is • f ill- o b t a in ; W l bov^, av o ilo b le ffil im m v lif tlt. M XPTT, I r M ic r fa S to p u In to d a y ! S e le c t y o u r* . S a v e t im e , fo o d re t h e p e o p le w h o . '• V . i ; V-';r • " ' •' Interior light, food storage boskets, arid div| adjustable temperature ’'central, silent-rui --— 4—-4 l> mil el _ mbms i n i l l a i oll-eperotlng • v r «*;* • a long-time program the City should have plans for a Sewage Plant, and the neceasary new sanitary sewere. It m*y be necestuve a referendum, or a vote, to authorize such Improvements c o n p ro v ^ if D E E P F R E IZ I and y^uj Home m on ey, to o l_ ^ K ; . America's Laroest-Solling Fine Car! f ' ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ I lThara’s a DEEPFREEZE hams h a d a r to lit ths ny#(lt of svary t o ^ ''& & & & ■ . c a t r a n g # ' f r o m ----------$ 1 9 9 . 9 5 d ................................................... d i v t r e d a n d i n i t o l U d I n y o u r *•*---- •* ’ ' hpufsst lllustreted at right it popular Model C-S. Hold* more-than 170 Ibi. of assorted perishable food*. Hot finger lift counter-balanced lid, lid lock, to time as funda i ■considered. Any. CiI t/ Reciratlonai Program should be coordinated with cl recreational, activities. o jo o i IB I Dlviiion, m mixm, T he Fra Industry. Never before has any big, luxurioos f n e car sold t n such volum e /n Imm than senm mortlAj from th e d a ta It waa Asst anriounccd! I t baa liad a tn lly phenomena) publie acceptance—more th a n 2A.OOO buyer* In last th a n seven mooUtal cipeuao—in engineering, in material«. in ;>recM on m anufacturing m ethods. T hey knew, in short, th a t this car had wlwt AuM>rk* wsulcxlf T h en limy priced it ‘‘rig h t” —bundzeda o f dollars below w hat would bavu U « n juaUAed by*uchau|)erliitivtiqu*iily.Tooverything else they added value! F or they wanted to m ake and sell this gn a t car in volume. H em y J . K a l~ r and Joseph W. F raser p u t ri«h t ,n,lhclr P or while the aaaJ of their approval on th is new product • Fraxer M a n h a tta n produc tio n Isas been Inof Willow R un, last M arch. .Thoy knew tie y crBM^ flv<yfold ,a*‘ APril> d*had p u t Into it suprem e b eau ty and luxurious ™and has never y et boon filled! . appointm ents, sm ooth power and. maximum r Come and a o s - s n d d r i v e - t h b big, handperfonpsnce, unusual safety feature*pad longsome, room y, ultra-nualern m otor car. You Inglag dependability—plus th e balance an d ’ will Agree w ith IU makers th a ! i t has averypoise th a t would m a k e t h e s a fe s t riding ear thing you h sv s hoped lo enjoy in ■ post-w ar fa the world. They knew th e y had spared no . autom obile—anJaiapnc*>oucanaj[ordu>poyl Ban/ord L Ne. M0 tL E F D J Fashion Bash . . . *■ longerJack#!, . • a fly . front skirt • . • ■ suit* ' ■liras by Martha Manning for a slimmer,\ younger you. Cold* | Coast Rayon C abardlne, In Kfcdlmal grey, Renoir green. Renalsaanee blue ov Dubarry rose. "Illusion" , halfsIf c e i m teWVVi �T "7 JX ‘ -----------__--- mmmm ' s V iy R tq T n r r t »>.**• ........ -r>. ■• «**. *x '*.‘. »•*T***->*>-*■ **-'■*%•'■ C ,- . » ■ •■ *- . l. •• /• bio n d a y ; n o v . THE 8ANF0RD HERALD,. SANFORD. FLORIDA P A G E FO U R PAGE TWO . — W I ■I Boy Confessed Doctor Quotes At Satires t KMakllsfe** la IO*a a.iilr i v t i i n t r t ii l i t l » t i i at M afirt, rh iM i HI t m a l i A taaw U I l M M H nM «MM mane* tC«MlU»«4 ft am I' m * o m ) rrsartiiMe (•■<•■ i**a Howaid Lang. 12. . desrnl.ed bv two nation*. Hventusil| HAVANA Nov. 3 lie held and hi) iuoiIici a» a "tm atl sice.’’ told Ruben- Santlllana testified today would " ““j" ‘?nlJ ( him he lied stabbed Lonnie and that John Litter M*e of Chicago ;!,|cmoclM|e |iuestablish 2 j* “ l,nc»crushed (lie younger boy't head told him while dying laat April | l,L,7’oc,“uf The soviet statement "with .a brick" after an atgu- that “we hkdta fight and Patricia I mention of enforreract that me." .• % than to call for i ncnt. The reference wat to P atricia other ( I annul militia.. Bilim which .young . In a . etatement ...............- —-.'Schm idt, the Tnl»‘l‘a (ihln dl-er- countries i toon as po __ »-gr.i«i a I lex. a.lb-baoe- i n - | r n wTloat a dancer called herTh* force* would Urrogation at the Jjivenile home, •elf Batira. The girl already haa from among the clUie Srodie aaid a nine-year-old boy told of ihooting Mce aboard hia two countries and wou converted yacht Batira, aaaertlng tain order and prkven and a 17-year-old girl were im­ aha waa In tcrror'of her life. dashes** plicated. Soon a fte r Santlllana teallfied waa specified how Hare ia the atory .which Brodle the cate waa postponed until Nov. theIt local militia would 14 became witnesses were absent. raid young Lang tchf th* control of the secu It wat the third.lengthy delay. Lang, the Felllck child and anSsntillana, an Intern, said he dl'a commission. The Russian position • other boy, a second.,grade stu- heard Mce ask Patricia to atay talked In a 10 point pic I_dfQk.nide.OUt to TbaUUr wooda- With him at tlte emergency hos­ d o /n by Taarapkln aft on a atrrel car OcL 18, tlw day pital whera he waa assigned. hllsa Jean (iregory, secretary noiineoment that the , of the killing, Thl'/AJJcr boya to the superintendent of thg .Ang­ plan waa unacceptable. The (ftdnt* were: lit ,cigar«ts, but iHjjprWtluscd to lo-American hospital where Mrc (IL The British mand give Lonnie on*. died on April IS, five Hays after abrogated Jan. 1, lit • Lonnie threatened to tell IHlw. Patricia shot him through (lie be (2) . British troop* ard'a mother, Mra. Alin* luing, neck, said Patricia visited him withdrawn from Palcstl there fbr two or thrre day*. She 4 i, about Howard ! U yft of »io, S U M d*a W . ahorteat potslbla time, said the saw no bruises on tha from her. The 12-yeag-old ycif-old in a later than three or foi f it of temper whipnnl-out a fuur- defendant and Ihst Patricia aaked after the mandate's at for no medical aid. Waded pocket knlfir knd stabbed (3) . From tarmlnktlo Lonnie twice in the cheat, then mandate up to proclama cut hla throkt. Howard forced dependent Jewish and A) the other boy t d 'M id 'Lbnnlo'a a transition period shot IC a .ila H S ( I M I I'.tef n w l feet while the older boy dropped tablishad. such a period a 26-pound concrete slab on hla In Sanford In order to perfect shortest potslbla but plans for these reports, Mr. Hlg- than a year beyond ds victim's head. rogation of th* British The nine year old -wra* com­ .gins announced. The plana anncincad by Col. (41. Administration 1 pelled to aerial In the slaying by Teale, although not vat definitely tine during the transit Howard's threat, “I'll give it to Ids area Where water can be following abrogation of you, too.” stored during wet seasons ami The 17-year-old girl, who it be­ released during dry season*. Dur­ tish mandate should In by Ike United Natloni ing held by authorities for In­ ing the hearing at th*''M ayfair Council, which would r j vestigation, visited Uiu,'Lang hsraa Inn Ihst spring, the building of through a nest dar. and Howard showed a lock canal from tha 8t. Johns ministration N. Commission compos* her hla bloody clothes and asked ritv Council represent!) her to dispose of them. She wrap­ to the Indian Itlver a t a means teat of the special U N of'flopd control gnd for naviga­ ped the garments, a . shirt ami a slon should be In Palest pair of trousers, In an overcoat tion, waa recommended. (6) . On Its arrival The Everglade*, Kissimmee and and threw them away while rid­ tine the special U.N. • ing horseback about milei 8t. Johns' River plana will be slon should proceed to forwarded to Washington a t th* from Lonnia’a body.. aame time, according to Col. measures far esUbliihm Questioning of young Lang waa Teal*. Th* Board of Engineers frontiers of lh« Jewish directed by Dr. Orlando 8cott, for Rivera and Hsrbora will prob­ state* in accordance wit! psychiatric dlrectbt* dT 'ni# Na­ ably reralv# th* studies in Ja n ­ oral aasembl*-'* dedtloi tional ' Detection of Deception uary for early submission to slon of Palestine. (0). Th* special U.N Laboratory of Chicago who used Congress Accompanying th* en­ a ptycho^detectometer, an electric gineering ' plan will b« an eco- slon after.consultation device which measures brain nomic report being complied on ocratlc parties and Soc the to be derived from iiationa of the Jewish •* *benefits tflr .................... waves. the propoeed Everglade* program. nations should elect In I tries a provisional count eminent. Activities of visional counclli shoult ried out under the gem \K E \ tion of the • pedal U. N slon. * (7) . The provisional t government not later ll sis months after format hold elections to the < assembly on democratic election regulation* in tries should b* elaboraf provisional councils 410 Sanford Avenue ment and be-approved d a l U.N. Commlttlo (Vole A s You Please, Hut Vole) (8) . Tlte constlt In each country sap O - l s k n IT, I t l S . at the l ' » l O IM .r. t-( w s t n l , f l n M . , a a S .r Ik e A .i *1 i.» « r m «f w.iefc «>. I t t . n o u A .th i. tiCA.v ttOHDOX lifts * S u ts .n Stamen ■Lwscfcirrto* watt *. t Br -Carrier, n » h l./a Oh flaalk Tkrsa SSaalk. __ *.<•<• Sir Sfaatfcs -----____________ sank On* T h i AH •kltaarr aklla.tr aaiiaar «•»*• a t Ikaaks rrralallaar a r t aailt-ar at ratrtfalararaU lar Ska gargaaa -I rateta* TaaAa. atll fca rk atrH lar at r»»«tav a*r»rri»la* ralM. __ aitaa luVn H«lstlw ^ b(.. t j r t t a r l t I k r ll»-aM la *k« • ■lianaI rule at aStnrlalaa. Olti« • nrv malalalar* la, tka lararrl atrlaa I* Ska raaatrr vrtfk k>a*««arl,rr h» <kl»a*a an* gSrr Tark. tka HrrnM lr n ntaatkrr •t SM «,aalal,4 Piaaa ttklak »« «tH W aatlaHvrla *a tfcr ■•» lar Hgakltaaliaa a( all Ik* laaal nrvr* rrlatr* tn «S<t aanrpaorr. at watt at alt AP . -‘^rp . .* 1• I J ,t_ rsv t ,, YOU MAY NEED BOME FORGIVENE8B Y 0 U.R8 K L F AND SOME PATIENCE FROM OTHERB: Be ye kind tn one anqther, tender heerted, forgiving one an­ other; ev»n a* Ood for ChrUt’a take hath forgiven you. — Eph. 4:33. the houting program. t>rr • I have j HL.personal interest in the o cept that I wish to be of service, if I may, Siuiford j?row and be the ideal place in wj and raise a family. i —- » -■ The following me B o rn e of the majoi which I favor, as outlined to the Jayceei night: -v * • 4 /L 't m. _« Folk* who are planning lo bu> a tccond hand car might do wtl to contider the F.nglith Rolb RSyce juvt now beginning, to at live in thit country. You can g-i one of them for $16,400 ”h . $19400,-And the Tngiiihfiah fiat to pay about I25.00Q for jt there, it. a $7,000 tale* tax. '—......frfJtit~ whit# HtAonheami made a ___________________ I am in favor of law enforcement, and will exper work with tha Sheriffs of/ic^e and, the Slate Road I>trol ment of taws. Personally, I tio. not approve oil nor patr dpyicea, slot machines, bollLj, etc. The blggeat dif/icul by tbp law enforcement officers ia the publftTbpInlon amT . of gjtptblintr devices by numbers of our citizens. Sucb.infli an attitude of tolerance by a largo number of other clt tht*y may not) themselves, bp. I^y violators. This attlti creates a. most unfortunate influence and lack of reaper amongst* the younger generation. I am In favor of reaurfaring atreata wh^re the wpr needed, and where tha use, of the street justifies. I an of new paving in Georgetown and Goldaboro now. These first have better drainage, streets graded, and the net facilities. I am not in favor of making assessments af property owners for tha resurfacing of streets.* • It la my, opinion that the City capnot npn afford ationai Director aa has boen cuggestad. 1 am in favor < tlonai facilities aa the City can aff/rfd. It .appears that fv able might make it possible to construct a swimming p« to time as funds are available additional recreational, p considered^ Any City Recreational Program should be co the school recreational activities. For a long-time program tha City should have plant Disposal Plant, and the necessary new sanitary sewers. It L------ ^referendum, of a. vofe,.to authorize such 1 Youth On The Farm One of this country's serious problems, many believe, is the dfift of rural youth nway front the farms. One of the Folk* who uird to a*k ut a ressonn, according to Dr. Harold McClusky, vice president •few year* ago what we were go of tho University of Michigan, Is the high capital, between ing lo do for n«w* when the w«i $15,000 and $30,000 necessary to launch n farm. wat over appttenlly hadn't anlkt He suggests several solutions; ’fnther-nnd-son con­ pated the congrrtiiontl invettigatracts letting the boys shnre no t’only in the work, but in tion*. he-irrofits; non-tho-job'' training similar to the GI~J6B Now thai th* price c-iliag* hAu_Jr*ining plan, so that boya' could then apprentice thembeen lifted off tugar; tome of u selves to the land; liberalizing of credit no that boys could folk* may have difficulty in tup borrow either from local banks.or the Farm Credit Admin­ porting our *wed tooth in thr istration. Costs are sometimes cut by the co-operative buy­ tlyl* to which it ha* become «c- ing nnd rotation use of the expensive fnrm machinery modern agriculture demands. ^uitomed. There is no getting around IL -farm youth must be Frank Crredon ha* been thift’ c kept on thc'&irm if America’s future is to be safeguarded. from hi* pett a* houting expedite- Agriculture authorities ffu all agrcQ on this, are worried about to General Electric'• atomic energi the drift to the city. The Grange youth programs, 4-H development program. We hope h* clubs, county agricultural agents’ recreational prqject#, all can find tome way of putting a are bending their efforts to mnking farming an attractive little of htat atomic energy into profession. , At the suggestion of friends I enten for City Commissioner in GROUP.TWO su will of the voters in Tuesday's- municipal e Quite a bit of interest has developed in tomorrow's municipal election, and.wo believe in civic affair* on the whole, as the result of the race taking place among a num­ ber of our citizens for the two seats on the City Commission which will be vacated next January. This is all to the good, as wc see it, and ia morn indicative of a growing and prosI>ernufl_cnmmunit^-than-Ute-apirit-of*pubHc-Bpathr which has existed in the. past. . There are fivctuwdidate* for the City Commlasion: John Krlder, Fred H. Williams and Jack Ilntlgnn in Group No. 1 and Jack Lodge and Randall Chase in Group No. 2. All of them arc well known here, have been good citizens, and would inuke capable commissioners'. TTlcr’o is, however, some difference in their positions with regard to various civic matters which deserves consideration by the voteni. Not to be overlooked or confused with the City election Is the school election in which the Bchool fnillagc will be fixed and the trustees elected. Voting on these matters will not take place in tho City Hall, tut will the City election, but in the polling places of the various county precincts which have been elsewhere identified in the .Herald. In the trustee election opposition has developed in only one district. That is in District No. 5 where Mrs. George Harden and Herbert A. Behrens are candidates. Support of the two mill increase in school millage for capitnl re»cm.‘s is especially imjiortant since the State's allocation of funds for new buildings is based on the County providing <100 for each $300 put up by the State. The Herald* urges support of this increase. But in tiny event, however you vote, don’t overlook this oi>|H)rtiiuity to go to the |>oUn. Tho privilege of the ■franchise is one for which our forefathers struggled for generations; it is one which few sections of the globe enjoy todny. Let us make Democracy mean something by exercis­ ing our right to vote tomorrow. W* don’t believe the situation will ever become letioui in thi» country at long ai people con k-> to football game*. Time wat when the old-fathio*< ed parlor wat the place for tpoon ing, at it wat called in ihotr dayt. Tlten came the automobile and young couplet' took to dimly lighted*boulevard* along the Itke "J i.)’ » dlfgatrlisi BIBLE VERSE TOR TODAY NICK’S PACKAGE STORE steer. ss»*ts MONQAY, NOV. 3, 1917 St. JohnH Valley 1 Tomorrow’s Election The Sanford Herald Ht « pathway to the iky, or to other even more remote placet. The practice, however,, it not.tafe.. at anyone who read* the. almoit daily murder* in the newtpapett knoa-v only too well. Parent* wnq[j [if well to ttflore the attractivrrv-u of the patlor for their young peo­ ple. Is He Too Old? Is a man of 72 too old (o head n great Churchill does not think so,.and Is rallying tho pgrty forces with all the fire Bt hin contn hope that aometh|ng_wlj| happen 4o force a before Hie ’normal time, which would b« in Churchill would W 75. If elected, however. Churchill wonhi not be the oldest prime minister in British history,' ^ c o u n t Palmerston, leading figure in British politics in the middle of the 19th century, became premier at 71, and with a short interrup­ tion continued till his death at 81. William K. Gladstone became prime minister for the fourtti time at 83, and aerved Two more years before Increasing deafness and bHndnemr^ed-htirmtW TTtimr-----------------------------------Government waa simpler in tHose days. Churchill .would h« tempting fate to try to rule Great Britain in his middle 70’a. .But BpulamljnlBht. do wore*.----------------- * By Alley Lu 1 cy There teems to he no lack ol unanimity among our Commiuiois candyiates that whst the city J*T*S d£S* c A*E P S V 'i • need* is a little money, or at 5 0 MAaIY IN IT WHUT5 least a practical way o( railing M i M e r N EEPLJS * / it. All agree tha\ Sanford's stieeli need fixing. We might .go furlhet and tty they all agree that h will probably cost th* City ftpj're , in tha long run not lo fix them, - than lo fix them, And yet uilli th* banks boasting bigger deposit*,! • than. ever before In the City’s! hittoty, with tom* $12,000,009 in-H vested in governntent bond* duting th* war, with profits, fttrm the farms running at tn all time high, with every house in town tented and hundreds begging for more. with wages higher-than ever be fore in th# city's history, and with common labor nuking Irom $6 to $6 a day instead of 12 before the war, the G ty it broke. totalitarianism. There to say, Cornmoniiti naay to be su lo keep consUn I Tv, TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 3 (Spec­ By DEWITT MACKENZIE ial) Employment In.manufacturing AP Foreign Affaire Analyst eatabliatmenta continued to Ini ------- -----------------create and waa estimated to total The xmaahlng Conservative vic­ 78DOO on Rept- 16 a* compared tory in Britain's municipal cIih - with th* Aug.' 16 level of 78JWO i llon* to th* diaeomfMtire of the according to a report released by * Ijiboe (Socialist) regime thouldn't Carl B. Smith, chairman of th* he taken ns indicating that Eng­ Industrial Comtplevton. Oaln* In land Is swinging to the extreme hoth durable and :t»on-durable Induitrlea brought the emright but ra'her that th* p u b l i c good* ) ___ ________ lx in process of trimming thFl nloyment In manufacturing ettab•hip of itata *0 that it will l i t t . ilshment* to the highest point* neither to the one aide nor the | since April 15, 1047. Increased hiring* from Aug. 16 other politically but will ride to Sept. 18 were recorded in alon an even keel. Tha Conservative* claim—and moat all Industrie* with the ma­ probably rightly—th a t' the elec­ jor gain of approximately 900 tions are a rebuke to the Social- workers reported by firm* manu- . lit regime's management of af­ factoring wooden containers. In­ fairs. The government -wat not creasing demand J o t ' d g a r boxa* only unable to avert the fierce and d tru a crate* were rrsponilbt*. economic criit* which grips the Canning and preserving pl*nU. country, but in two years of offico cigar factories. shipyard and printing and publishing firms hasn't been able to check it. Thing* have gone from bad to also reported sixeshle gain*’ durworse until Britain Is threatened ing the month, with one of the greatest disasters) The lum ber.and timber Indus" w lI try showed ................... of......................... her long history. Moreover— a significant decreata and this is important pptychnlogi- j for the eecond seceesslve month rally—the peopple are under war- j as heavy rain* during this two time regimentation, and the aut- month period hindered logging is. Emtrelty of living conditions Is so operation* in sevaral area*. gTrat th at there Is even shortage nUiymcnt In Ipdh aawmlll* and of such necesiities as food, dotih- logging camp* waa reduced as ing and fuel. -Mind you, the Brit­ a re s u lt' Aa compared with th* tarn* ish have amply dimonstrated that they can stand any amount period a year ago manufacturing of austerity necessary, but the employment allowed an estimated signs are they are wondering gain of 1,400 worker*. Th# non­ whether, they are being handed durable goods Industries had a net Increase of 1,200 employee* a rough deal. There le, 1 believe, another oxer the Sent. 1946 level. Print­ significant element In th* e l a ­ ing and publishing establishments tion*. They are held by Informed added BOO workers anil food pro­ observers to he a warning that cessing firm* 600—the WSjorlty there Is no plate In England for of these Iti. manufacturing plants. Communism which Is gripping so msnv continental countries, 1st goverment has taken ovtr. including France, Just across the Of course .the Conservatives channel from the cliff* of Dover. are jubilant ami are demanding Basically, present day Britain that the Socialist government reIs fairly dose to the middle of sign and go to tne country for the road politically, with a mod­ a fresh • mandate tn the general tne right. rignt. That in ai election. Churchill Issued a stataerate tendency to,the was atrlkln lUartntbrf__ tha iii.nl .li>.laving that from m»w_ :tohar ____ when,. as on The govfrnin*07V»wlU governTlriT part . o ___ this column -pointed out at tha without the moral support and % gov time, the Socialist government against the will of the paaple.” swung__abit bitlotothe theright right and the However that nlay be, th* Soc­ Conservative* moved a little left. ialists decline .to consider any Socialist Prime Minister Attlee such move. And why should ther, appeared to recognise the need when they hive a big majority ................................................. iCjr of political moderation when he in the Ilok*e*df Commons! The ^ shook up his cabinet and de­ Attlee govtmment still haa threa moted Emanuel Shlnwell, Minis­ years to run before a new general ter of Fuel and Power, who is election will be necessary, unless one of the most powerful left- • large number of his own follow­ wing leaders and had charge op ers should desert and vote against coal mining operations which are him with the Conservatives—. the erux of* the economic crisis. which la most unlikely—or unless # About th* same lime the Conser­ th* Prime Minister for some un­ vative* under war-time Prime foreseen reason should decidt to Minister Churchill, advertised to call for a new election. the public that if retum sd to Certainly th* indications are puower In ths next election they that the present tegima will wouldn't de-nstionallie the prin­ carry on as uaual, barring some cipal Industries which the 8oclal- unexpected development. We a p o l o g iz e .... W# Owe Eearyon* 4n-8anford A ir Apology? r . for*not . t-.u .i.- told ----------a .j having you--------------------1»_,***., - —. nlblai-about „ . ..tb... ' picture, "WELCOME 8ThAN(jEfi»'' Howaver, .tha picsw remains at th* Jtlta for two more days, 8 0 PLEA8E DON ' MIS8 ITI TIIR MANAGEMENT. Procrastination W&KL' 15 ’’NEIPbESYLY MirVUTLE-VYa^V* ,$0T Ws believe that the Hollywood probe has definitely shown that there are Communists "hi Holly­ wood, probably not very many, as most of the witnesses testified, but t few who cause s lot of trouble. There are Communists on Brosdway writing-plays which by to influence ths Americas public agshtsl the blessing and free enterprise arc Communists in our and colleges teaching the advantages of "tolerance" toward Emplojment Increase In Industry Stated _ _Fira_fli#a s r * member* -erf Tha large beetle family. AAMBONE’S MEDIATIONS M \S* THE WORLD TODAY s, 1947 fly W. T .T n tlln g Touchton Drug Co. Procrastination It a malady from which most of mankind suffers In some degree. Put­ ting thing* off becomes a habit easy to acquire, hard to break. In small matters no real harm Is don*. But when w« get Into the habit of putting off a visit to th* doctor w* are courting real trouble. Unfortunately we are not alwayt aware immediately o f 'th* real danger that con­ fronts ut until tuddsnly wa find ourselves, ill with a aerie* .of complications. Involving lost of health, time and monay. Nor should w* put off takIng the medidna prescribed by tha doctor a t thk lima and,' In tha amount ba order*. Thia la tha IBOth of a aariai nf Editorial Advertisements appearing In thia paper each Monday. Copyright "FOREVER A M BER" In Banfnrd Nov. 18th and 19th rj» - .. .* - __ ___ • « V ** »■; r*7. ■ ____ W. ..SW T' ! ,‘ ' It’s Tears Old An open file drewgf, • allppery step or «ny one of a Ihonaaml things may lead lo arrltlrtila whlth reltit# >' - Vt* B u t w h o w o u ld k n o w i t i W h e n wo clean • g a r m e n t—-it lo o k s b ra n d n o w * :It gives I- e rould Involve you in . n lawsuit. Trol 1* afallaM life afmul l b # -------- ^ now m Our Ilea o f Liability la* v. ♦ rii | ' iw * 'f - r u - _r ,« 1 110 East HeretWhJ ‘ A frr ; _ _ 1 7 /1 ~-7 .* ■i ' < • , - _ • •’ iJ F t a* |4 . ‘■’a , . • �MONDAY, NOy* 8, .1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FIVE !■__________ U.D.C. Meets____ Withi '■Wonjen To Observe i- Mth. George Bishop * Community Day Calender . TUESDAY The Daughters of Wesley Class of lha Fiw.1 Methodist, Church will meet with Mr*. J. E. Mc­ Kinley, MR Magnolia Avenue, at 8:00 P. M. A Market Basket sale will be held. Hostesses are Mrt. M. ,1*. Wright, Mr*. McKinley, Mr*. 7.eb Ratliff. Mrt. Paul Thur­ mond and Mis* V ena Woodcock, k The Sanford Woman's Cluh will mold tin executive meeting a t the club house at 10:00 A. M, r—— TTre' Friendship League of the CoOgregatlonal Church will meet at 3:00 P. M. at the Parish House. WEDNESDAY * Ths first lesson of the study course to ho presented gt the F irst Methodist Church entitled "The United Nations'1 will begin jtt 7:80 P. M. and Ityt until 0:30 I ’ M. All persons Interested are Invited to attend. The Sanford Woman's Club will have Its monthly business meet­ ing and luncheon at the club at 18:30 o'clock. Mrs. IL.W . Ruck­ er. literature rhalnnan, will be In charge of the program. Poetry will be under the direction of, Mrs. ' THUKHUAT . Tha T. E. L, Class of the First £ la p tii( Church will hold a cover ed dish supper at the church an FRIDAY World Community P a r will be observed at the P in t *Christian Church by t he \Voman>. J p 'e rdenominational Council of Sanford. The meeting will begin at 3:CK' P. SLjyiUi Dr. R, H Me('-as■ P a A g u p d w the Orlando Park ahi* r^TTTsbyterlan Church, as V uesrspesker. I>r. It. II. MrCaalln. pastor of the Orlando Park I.she Presbytrtlan Church, will he lh-_ g u n t speaker when atl the church uunion of Sanford obsrrvc World Community Day nn Nov. 7 nt thr Firzt .Christian Church. The group will meet at 3:00 P. M. and bring Masquerade Dance Held At Mayfair The Mayfair Inn was the scene of a festive Hallowe’en masqueradc hall enjoyed by about 160 members of (hr Sanford Hath nnd Tennle Club and their guests Baturdey night. The large room was gai.lv drcoratrd with branches o f'b rig h t A u tu m n le sv e s, bamboo. gnvncry, pumpkins and orange and black stream rrs. Ai one side waa s haystack tupped with a lifesized..slrawman smoking * pipe. Yellow dsisios ami greenery were used to dccornte the table*. Danc­ ing began nt 10:00 o'clock to the music of Stewart Martin and his orchestra of Orlando. During the evening prizes, hot tier of rhatnpagne, wrro awarded for the best costume* to Mrs. Henry Wight, III and It. A. Nowman. Jr. and for the most origin­ al to Mrs. W- K. Klrchhoff. Jr. snd Jack Itatigan. Prlrea were presented !*•* Charles Luke. A gold cloth Chinese eoollp costunic was uum by Mrs. Wight and Mr. Newman was costumed as Robin Hood. Mrs- Klrchhoff was completely disguised with a mask, a wig, yellow afternoon gown, a shoulder hag, one boat nnd one silver slipper. Mr. Rallgan was |Convlneing as an Indian chief with •feathered head dress and war Other attractive costumes were worn by. Sir. Wight dressed as a Mandarin in a gold encrusted sa t­ in rohe wllh Chinese cap and cue, Mr. and __ .Mrs. Lind Weber cosj turned alike as w..hlt^bunnlos. •Haru-Lobert in a New ^ p - G ia n b , uniform wl(h short pant* and mask, M rs.- Cordon Dean In a p h in ^ro tn rrd 1RW huaUe dress an h V B h d d v T ak r a* a hick farmer and Francis Roumlllat, III, In Idsrk face with white suit and A Carmen Miranda costume with tight ruffled skirt and tu r­ ban topped with fruit was worn by Mrs. John Schlrard. Jr. with Mr. S.'hlrnrd wearing a Spanish . By ADELAIDE KERR costume with red sash and ker­ chief. Mr. and Mra. W..A. Adam* Mary Donlon, new president of i1 the International ASsorinlion of were ilrrsaed as cheer leaders with while sweater* and seined Industrial Accident Boards and letters, James Higgins was Commissions, plans to launch a cosutruedMrs, a t ‘‘Little Miss Muffct" battle for more legislation pro­ unit Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wright as tecting workers exposed t« occu­ Spanish dancers. pational disease. "More people are' exposed to . Mr*. Miriam Russell wore a Industrial health hniards every- gorgeous Chinese ro\tum r fncludwh*7e‘ Jh sn " to any,' othu7 kind' 'o f j ‘"P ■" embroidered Chinese robe health hazards," said Mita Donton, I ""<} hcadress and Mr. and Mrs. who Is chairman of the New York ■* « eowlmy nnd girl. SU te W orkmen's’ Compensation Mrs. A. Speer wore a-gypsy Board. "The human race la far pe»*«nt costum^ and Mr. Speer behind la .UiU-wutVof protwUon looked like- U rn-' I-one RsngeH ot It* workers, nnd new oroduc- l**1*!,*’00,*?’ *un • m* EolAtwr. Mrs. A lto n processes, spurred’' b p the lOrvillo Bark. portnyerj pea• w a r . '*«■ eonstknUY prfcsentiryg ;*M t ’»lrl *jjlh bonnet and full new disease hazards which* push '►klft ■>*> ««»(* * « * *•»* the threats fsr-ahead. *. coilume of an Indian chief. “Out of the atom ic bomb came} Prizes were also found by the new understanding of the riske of guests in the^hsyitack under the workera who are exj oactive substances. I a t high ti thrum enjoying the dam-r were Mr. and Mrs. Hner/M r. and Mfh, ^oho — v f u jn iiw sltwi known about_ Jfo ___ ____ ______ 5 c shme lime. “Workeni In zocka jm sand that apd Mr*.' E.oS. McKhever, MaJ. contain quartzaart> exryiscd to the and Mr*. K. hinrabl, Dy. a.nd Mr*. rlak ^ f crmtracttng^'xtllrotli —t Harry " Woddrtiff, ’ Mr. and hire. lung disease that Is frequently Holland Dean, Mr.' and Mra. Gor-. Workers digging tunnels don Dean, Mr. and Mrs. S. O. ipr-tnd'M m -N rA rsT nnnr xumptoalod air may contraet 'the bends un­ less they*pass through a compres­ sion chamber before returning, to normal air pressure. “O ther,disease hazards rssulted and Mn mra Ltftjipi, flit I hu from the war. A number of work- Mrs. HI i. SIr. and Mra. Runera- such ■» nurses,: .were orer- - ............Jr, and Mr*. A. U. WeL worksd and over-f I *nd .lace. Mr. and Mrs. Karlyle Honsd*. In holder. Mr. and Mr*. P. K. Royer later contracted tu] Mffttn niit N r * Vflflr York State, nurses suffering ‘of Gainesville, Mr. and Mra. Hal from tuberculosis contracted on Grucber of New York City, Mr. thsir jobs are entitled: to work* and Mm. Edward Higgins, Mr, men's compensation, which meMnt and -Mr*. Tioyd Palmer, Mr. and hospitalization and nyAdteat care, Airs. Luke, Mr. and Mrs. II. N. aa well aa cash payments while Sayrr, Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Luhlnthey are unable to ,work. But ski: Mr. and Mr*. E. II. Stowe, Mr. and Mr*. Arthur Beckwith, Jr„ and Mrs Sidney RlChard, Mr. and Mr*. Bernard Imke. Mr, and Mrs. Joei Fields ami Mr. and Mr*. Richard Batchelor. Also Mr. and Mr*. Joseph God­ frey of Chicago. Mr. and Mr*. Paul LeVan of Charleston, 8. C., Mr. and Mr*. Winnlp Hershberger of Vero Beach, Mr. and Mra. Rat* Igan, Mr. and Mra. Wright, Dr. and Mrs. Barks, Mr. and Mrs. Schlrard, Mr. and Mr*. Klrchhoff and Mr. _gnd Mr*. Weber, Mrs. T. R. Mo«* of Chicago. Mrs. Rus­ sell, Mr* FTtnk Ray, Mlsa Betty Sasser. Mis* Mildred William*, Ml** Martha Wight, Mlsa Joyec • pert to tM .com p er* for accident because the resol so quickly app should bestir ouradffe* to see that our compenaalidftJ for dlseaae keep* pace." , Mlsa Donlon also feels there >ls an Important advance to be made is compensation for Industrial ac­ cident Injury. < . “A* a result of the war great stride* forward were taken In th* development of prosthet­ ic appliance* (artificial limb*, boohs, etc.)," shg said. “So now amputees are better able to get Ml** Evelyn Watkins entertain­ •bout and use their hands. We ed on Thursday night with a Hal. should takevadtraftUga^ftf these fowa'en p a rty at her home on the Orlando Highway.. A Weiner roast wha enjoyed after which game* urere, played. . r/f, Those enjoying the evening see In gray!f% ptalked were the Mieses Aline Green. Rob­ many year* bie Hie Its. Mildred Erven, E ither These Women • Miss WatkinB Gives Hallowe’en Party Mr. and Mrs. Price I Irani left last F lldiv for New Orleans, La. where they plan to spend soma time. o l o r j T * w S k l i " ’^ * Jerrv Silverman. Ray Taylor. Dunbar. Mr. and Mrs. . S. 11. Buchanan have returned to Sanford from Daytona Beach where thpy have been spending some time. A WORD TO T1IE WISE! Vou can buy hats. . . dresses. . . or r im a fur roat. , . and If you don't likr them yon don't have In n ear them! A TERM \NKNT WAVE IS DIFFER­ ENT! Vou hare to lire with it every minute of the day. For your safely add satlifarlioni let our esprrt heiulirlans, sire you a PROFESSIONAl. pcrmaornl ware! (17 . Tear* In'Huslnrss In Sanford! Karl Schultz of Tampa, was the guest oh Sunday of his mot bar and aunt, Mrs. Cassandra Schultz and Mrs. Nett Epperson, at their homn in the Langley Apartnlagts. Karl Schultz, Jr., who Is at­ tending \th r University of Florida has returned to Gainesville after ► pending the weekend with Ids mother, Mr*. Helen Schultz. KVA - BKSS BEAUTY SHOP IBS E ast Sernnri SI re e l Mrs. Thomas I- Jammrs and son.. Kenneth, of Tatnpa h*vp teturned to their home after visit­ ing Mr. 'and Mr*. John D. Abra­ H it OWN WIDDINO DAY NOT PAt DISTANT, Princess Elizabeth of ham* al their home at 31ft Wr*t England (center) and her sister, Margaret Rose, admire the attire of Twentieth Street. Ursula James, daughter of the lion. Robert and Lady Serene James, Mr*. Peter SrhsAI of Ocala was fulSowing her marriage to CapL David Bethcll in Lopdon. Princess Eliza­ the guest of Mr. and, Mr». James beth will be wed on Nov. 30lh to LL Philip Mouutbatterv (fnlmuitioMal) N. Robson on Sunday .while her husband attended Ihe lunrhenn meeting In Long wood of the Florida S tair league officials. NOTICE Randolph Relief Fund: Mi Itoumillnt; Bouihein Lit for Libraries; Milie Judnh T. Ih'njMiuln M, Mr*. Bishop; BtoUi-woll Highway Fund: Mr*. J. Special I’nrllrs ttntl Ihimnu^a T tirslteservitU oriH I’h n n r Orjfitgp ( ’ll) (Itlin g o C'lljr, F lnrliln Jeck i).lanterns, skeletons, ra t', witches, fall foliage and Spanish S a y ~ a w - » ,s w ' ---------------------- « — urn— « cr^Ti7cirTH"3Cplf5UBaJB' *ty" ^nrr-biTstraser'irrntcii hvT r?T Semi nob- t'liiniti y Club to form an orb* atmosphere fur n "Hard w** p assa^ > g**wjt-itjwsawuisiait Times" Hallowe'en party laid on Satunlav night. Dinner seas net yed t‘,-t\sr«p the hours of 7.IK) and 0;PU o'clock after which game* and dancing w r e enjoyed hi member, of the club and theli gtu-’ls The Art Harris Tiio nf Tantpr furnished tmrsie fur the Rooy, Miss ’ Marllvnn Van flfnoy and lllllle Van Rooy rtf North Bergen, N. J. who are touring the southern slates have been lh“ guests nf Mrs. Van Rooy'# cousin. Mrs. John D. Abrahams and Mr. Abrahams. Mr. and Mrs. V- W. Davis, ftlf West Fit at Street, who celebrated their (Joldcn Wedding nnniver nnry on Nov. 1, Open house wrj spend several days. While In Mi­ held iti thrlr honor ut the hunt' ami they will attend the Stale of th,-lr ilaughtcr. Mi*. Olivet Convention of the Parent Teach* era Association. Mr., Mr«. V. W. Davis Ectecl On Anniversary hebo, won n prize for the fun nle- t costume and honorable .mon Hon » i ! given to Mr. nnd Air* Andrew Carnnvny nnd Air. nnl Mr*. A. J. Williams. Mrs. Unrrnwnv ware u Chinese robe and Mr. Cnrrnwny was drested as a edfrlioy, Mr. ami Mis- William* were ihrsset) n» 1,11* Abner nnd Daisy Mae. l.ste ip the evening snippet was M'rvs-d. Among I bore enjoying the , veiling u iil '.-Mj . nml Mia. D B, Watkins, Mr. nnd Mis. Jtimes pBftin nf Oviedo, Mr. nod Sir*. Sam Martina, Mr. nt»l Mrs, John CHlftler. Jr,‘, 'Mr, and Mr* AVIltlstn Durknnrth, Mr. and Mrs. Henrv Cemtll of ' Orlando, Mr. nnd Mrs. David Sinlth, >lr. an;l Mr*. Rolicrt Hccly ‘and Mr. and Mra. Harold Kaslner. Alto Mr. and Mrs. Alex Steven* of Orlando, Mr. and Mr*, Clyde Itnmsev, Mr. and Mih. II. II, Cola Mr. and Mr*. S. C. (iraliam, Mr. and M tt. H. M. Pearce and Sher­ iff and Mm. Ralph Witt of Lake C ity'epent the past weekend III Gflln“*Ylll£.„wherc^ihcy.. attcndml Ihe Sluine ceremonial, 'vhllc In Calnesville they were guests at ntvrnarv on Saturday afternoon tha .W hite. Ilout*. when about 75 relatU ei irml friend* ■calletl betw nll Ihe hotirs of 3:00. and fl:0 0 T . M. at their home nt dU7 West First Street. P a rty The Davi* home was beautifully decorated with fall flowers In About 166 students, attended a shades of bronze and greenery. •> SA _ - la ... . .. - a i— Music wn* played during the bfCelery Crate on Saturday night, ternoon bv Rev. M. S- Curry and The "Crate" was rlecoraird with Thomas Hazen of Doom* nod Rev, 'klreamer*, onutgv, arid blirli ......... . . m m m mBaTlV .Mrs. KniLUifigliil’u!iiau»._llt^-uiuL bj>o. golden rod and orange ami Sanford. The dining laWe-wns-tnTTtntd Cnirniyay. Mr„ nml Mrs. y s lIc t T —i I a U I c i . ___I----------------- - --------lilt a lace cloth and at one rm lj(',r4rge Thutnlnn, Mr. and Mra. Opening the program was a as .placed a cut glass punch {Hugh Wludchel. Mr. nnd Mrs. Grand March during which time wl, At the uthcr wa i a Ugss LHrrneg-RtltgP nf StmnmTF A'l. i.TIT fostnmes were l\|dgt*d and ftrvt Ired wadding caka docuzated Mr*r Itol.y-latlrtg, M<^«i>ii Mr,, pirze awarded tn Ronnie Oan w Toni Bolt nnd Mr. nnd Mr*. Williwho wore a .white evening gownf ilh gnld and white, C^nrrylliK thr celebration m rr nm*,** The group was then divided Into r weekend n dinner was given ,\lso Me. and Mrs. Roy Symes, two groups, the odds and even*, the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. T. ) |f , and Mrs. J. A. Ponder,* Mr. and a pie eating contest took place vaggerty on Sunday al noon. a„d Mrs. II. E, Tooke. Mr. and which v h won bv Walter Gra­ trout 38 guests attended. Mr*. Rill Shrlner nf Eustls, Mr. ham. He waa given ;a chocolate ---------------:------snd Mi*. Fraitei* Item,dibit. Ill,' p(et_ The bubble gum contest was Mr. and Mr#. Waller High, Mr. won- bv Merry Ellen lasting. nn,| hire. E, B. Smtlh. Mr. and Manv other games were played Mra. W. G. Firming. Mr.' nnd Mrs, including a ping JmiiY polo con­ Al Lyons, Dr. and Mr*. W. V. 1111test after which the student* ting-and Mcj ami Mrs.—Roe-H ol­ went through the* "Chsmlwr mi ■» » ~-.-r---jnf *— th e Veteran* of Foreign Wars ler, The Misses Joyce lleliel. Horrors". The door prl*e prise )»** Auxiliary met nn Thursday night' awarded to Beverly Gradlrk.. Lights were dimmed and a at the Tourist Center al H:00 P, ghost »tory, "The Monkey'* P*w" M. with Mrs. C. W. Johnson pre­ was told to the group by Herman siding. During the business meet­ E. Morris, principal of Seminole ing the group decided In change High. - Thr commltce In charge of their meeting* to the second and arrangements were Mr*. 0. R. fourth Thursday* of each month. Mr*. Emory Speir and Mrs. Smith. Mr*. Clarence Clause, Mr. Morris. Fred Genas, Eeke McNah, William Vthlen were appointed to Benny MUfii and Herby Slcn- make poslnr* advertising the doll strom.. Frederick' Rossetter took and wardrobe to be given awry picture* during the evening which on Dec. 13 for tho benefit nf the will later b« used In tha high building fund. Plans for a rummage aale were school year book. Among th* parents and ehaper* discussed to be held shortly after ones present were Mr. and Mr*., Chrtatma* and olsn for j bar­ Mr. and Mrs. Allan Boyd Wal­ Smith. Mr. and Mr*. Morris. Mr*. becue. Announcement w af made lace, Jr. were honor guests on Clause. Mr*. James Holtxelaw. that members and their husband* Saturday evening when Mrs. F. Mr*. Earl Yarn and Mrs. B. E. would hold a covered dish aupprr K. Roumlllat entertained at her at the next meeting to he held on Ratliff. Nov. 13 at 7:00 P. M. All ment ,borne on Palmetto Avenue preceding (he Hallowe'en dance at ths ln-rs are urged to attendFollowing adjournment refrc*hThn parly room* were altraemvnt* were served to Mr*. John, son. Mr*. Robert K arns, Mr*. Vlh- ively deroraleil with Autumn Itn. Mr*. Clayton Smith, Mr*, flowers and the hostess was asfipelr. Mr*. George Winfrey, Mr* Keeling. Mr*. Claude Rates, Mr*. Earl Dossey, Mra. Charles Powell, Mrs. Vlrrll Whittle and Mrs, Lrritr Bartholomew. Oyer 150 Present At Celery Crate O U S E K fE P IN p No. 67ft ( L f m Simplicity of line and detail to make you look slimmer, taller, lovelier . . . Mandarin nayon Crepe *<lsH tiny tutke and draMttwnrk In jewt! colors..,sapphire blue, ruby wine, am rlhyst violet, tnrqnolsa teal. ••Illu sio n "-h alf sire* 16tk to 2 » ',i . . . VFW Auxiliary Has Monthly Meeting Mr. And Mrs. Wallace Honored With Party Mr. and Mra. Cacefl J. Mixon announced today the birth o f ,a son. Ronald Wayne, on Oct. 89 at tka Fernald Laughton Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Mixon wilt be re ­ membered ag the former Harriet Child*. ■. ■ . ■ Mr. snd Mrs. Robert J . T w t o r today snnonacad The birth of a SPECIAL UNTIL NOVEMBER 15 Oenulna Oil Permanent a. The ends a n wrapped with ell flannel*: leaving them soft and natural looking. t ! U 0 . War# f o r . . — 17JO Special training from skilled artist* In hair styling. Open tw o : evening* and Wednesday afternoons All Work Guaranteed HARRIETTS IIBAUTY NOOK 1 M North Park Arena* ■ . .Pkon* • Ph radio:* Mrs. K. II, Lnnry (duration: Mrs II. L. I Country Club Hiihltf Hard Times” Tatty Mrs. Roscoe McLane, Jr. an d ' children of-G ainrvtille spent the j past weekend with Mrs. McLnne'sj ■ parent*, Mr., and Mrs. Em met i . H unt. at \hclr l i a m e n ^ ) > t Avr 1 DUL'HIN WKDS e NEW YORE, Nov. t ( P H , Band lead*r Eddy Duchln and Mra.’ Mart* Teresa Winn, of Lon­ don, were married quietly yesur- | Or. Chit rim I,. Peruons Opkrmctrlnl Donald Bishop to Mis. AYltljc, J Ssnfonl AHsnllc Bk, Illdg. Mr*. Roily Mrs. Herndon, Mra. 1 Ilnurs: 9-12 US I'hune 296 Ijinry, Mrs. Ilrumlry, Mrs. Ho*8*1. 9 12 setter. Mrs MrCaskill, Mr*. Rou- | Eyes I’samlnril . Glasses Filled tnillut mul Mr*. Hilltop. •\ _J Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Roche and Mrs. R. C. Long have moved their residence from Richmond Avenue to 919 Lsnrcl Avenue. Watkins and Evelyn Walking. Al- clothes to be parked In boxes and tent to European school ‘children. The first observant* of World Community. Pay was held In 1943 with the themr Leing “The Trice <>f Enduring- Trace". The subject for this year 1* “The World la My Community”, The Woman's IntrHrnomtnattonal Cnunrtl will h e ’In charge of th» mcellnir. -* * " V ** = l No. 630 (/-fFTV, Fashion (lash . . . a y longerJacket. . . a fly \ front shirt . . . a suit* dreaa by Martha Manning for a slim m er,, younger you. Cold* j Coast Rayon Cabazdina. In Msdleval grry, Renoir green. Renal**, sane* blue er Dubarry rose. *■li!ii 11un " haixstgs* l m t o t t v y �«* ANDERSON O f IOWA Herlong Named President Of League For ’48 Herald Sport. Editor Judgc .'A. 8. Herlong, County Judge of Lake County, wa* re­ elected president of (ho Florida State League at the annual meet­ ing at the Longwood Inn in Longwood yesterday. -----Earl Huntor of Si. Augustine waa re named vice president and Peter 8chaal of Silver Spring* waa re-elected league secretarytreat uter and *tati*tlelan and voted a 1800 lionua for ta il year’* T \ t league directora .ruled to allodr the Nett York THanta to l*e ^aligned the Sanford Celerv Fed franchise for IIk- earning year, ! A schedule rim llir to the one of; lari year containing 149 game* w as' adopted. The It-agkc .play will begin April 18 and .Will clo»e Sept- 2. Sanford yilU kpen the aeaton (n Orlando, KdlMkd at St. Aggurilne, Ilnylona. tlrdfh'.al !>♦» l^ n d and lx-e.hurjf a'fiYGalne*. e for the aiimial 'All SUr run t. The w*y to name, the playart will ho determined UtFf. ! Preside,i| llcrloug* recommend ♦tion that the league loftMun.- th, numU-r' of first year • '» rooki, player* from four to shi'-Wns sc- B 1300 divldinrd to he paid from Ih* 13,908.95. surplus .Ifl Iftc treaIttry. Attending the meeting were the fallowing league directory llg* key, Saint Augustins; John Gan- ("f mo*t nriin.m .tru e or ine from scrimmage, pillnK up 13 fir»t downC to eight for the vi* Itora. The Fud* gainrl 119.yard* « from * r|mmag* and COKCtl O'? Tsl0t A J iv e e s t iV o t 3 io W a ' G te V & 4 connected & v r v X J . " £ 't x :. a - « " < - ...... ■* Field. Aalaally the tcore falkd to tell the whole tlury of the contest. Coach Bill Ferraxsl kept hi* firit team on th* bench a large portion of the game afj<y Charlie John■on and Billy Baseraor* added the extra point*. John,on the Jacket a brilliant bark field »tar carried ^ th e ball only »ey**n time* two touchdown. nd picked up rintmiiirii 107 yard* from *crlmmage, The Jacket* gkineil 291 yhrd. ^ M i.w n ,n .t 0-W -*«,k thopenlug kickoff and (cured in six play*. The next linn- the Jacket* gor possession of the hall they nioved M yard* for a »core. Coach Ferrari substituted free|y jn the second period ami San* for^ held the Jacket. .eorel»»«. The Jacket, added two more tourhdnwna shortly after the sec<,ml period began, and from lh*l the Krtti;rllnu« reirrve. look over and plined th# Fed* . * .tit a stahd.tlll i R e co rd s | .. ■ , T » U K K I> * Yu r M ilit r n l NEW YORK Soy. 3 U V -W ith Michigan and Southern 'Califor­ nia ralli, ik toward the Rmr How) on path* that are down hill the real .of the way, n llriir football ■till had r-ntiugli nanu■» on IU Hat of unbeaten team* today to gladden the heart a w4 the ■pou­ ter* of ‘alher patt-teaClri gamesSuch unU-rien power* a* Nutre name. Georgia Tivlt. Southern Methodist, Pennsylvania, Punn riio.cn ta n k . wa. m.-ule hy Texas. MtUi-errd out of the • all victor,ou. group by SMI/. 14-13. Georgia Tech, headed toward the Bouthraetem ( h i n f r r i n r - r rrown and a po..ilile spot in the f r(u « A ll k lm t K *« Kl;nk.tli ! «» »'* «***«? v HiflrkUn't M* Mat# Hunk I 1 .* K T \ V * tT . T » W in II, l illt i»«. C e t| * lu * 1 L - « * «’*•- K |l«rn»|tv. IJ U vtus I. IUK..UIr, n t. *tui K l- r - iV f n i d l Klmf r u -lux 1-ocllle O ItiulWn^t- Krn#-l A nux Ant* lie N»t II -.It V TO f-r nf>-r.l Ktrrtjbi.ff, IV K Jr. T>* Itargsr#*. I.xnetr y C v a trM O ct-r Tim, f'.nrie • uMl ' I^IUIW H IV. • *Tio**t*riK\ n **k nt* ihiiiT fiiiii't . i t » iv i« 4 , T o Minor Leagues Set Attendance Record | During Past (AT—Base-1 COLUMBUS hall'* 42 minor league* »*t a new all-t|mr attendance high during 1947 when 41.5I(t.7S« fan* watched their game*. Of this total 40, 274.28*1 were paid admlstlone and the remainder were guest* of the club*. A* the Mb lor Leagues drew an unofficial total of 19,870,368 paid, the total for organised hall **rreded 01,000,000 or almost half of the entire population. The minor league totali, an­ nounced .tiKjav hy George M. Troutman, president of the Na­ tional Association, far exceeded ih* preeiou* high turnstile mark * 32,704,116 established last W. O. COFFIN Bowling News By Frank llarkalt Hunters To Receive New License Folder at YOUR " LAUNDERETTE1 Y A R D L E Y V E N E T IA N R IJ N D S Amarlca'a Most Heautlfal lumlnun - Cedar - PolUhid Aluminum Ask M aJ-o r Free Kadmale Now In Progress- ] swihtioii before th* certificate could be issued. The certificate 'state* in .part “No high score records will ha recognised unleat games are bowl*d by l,i member* of__ the A.B.C. in | r u u l lAp i la. league err touroament upon regulation alley* which I have been currently approved and conformed to A.B.C. require- I ment*.’’ S a tu rd a y U H / t/ jA Red-Hot Bargains! You Can’t Afford Tn MU* It— It’s S liding! Sun.hlne- Sunshine CRIiBPY CRACKERS CRACKERS 11I-HO Quantity Right* R «erred ^ Third Strgal A Sanford Arrnu* . 211 Hast Ftr*l Strict E xlrn ’ siu n iterd STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - Orlando Phone 2-0720 H slliW |M U * 4 ,isi* H )isip periag knife. Stainless steal , S klada. rani rasaw ead / £ A hondl*. Mad# by PAt Baser Made Ce.1 9 n m o u 4 B te m d o ! ' t ih o h sreen giant fa“ and on th* Intidt luoted Amertra'a con- - 14'Ac ■true aportemsn. I-ibhy Sliced ^•WINNER TEST Prize ............ . Parker “51”.Pen \ Prize ................ 1 lb Box Cindy A w ard ed Hy OP Man River . .. -Frank Sinatra April Slum cm : -Ray Noble TVhan You Wtr» Sweat 16 * • -Dick Jifrgtpt R«d Silk SlocklagB ii York Cooking M # * * * t* . TOyCHTON DRUG CO. Thirii Fifth Prizes ...:..... ........For >rize Winder, One Pass For Two To • Rlie Theater INSTRUCTIONS * ftlots must be In The H erald office before noon F rid a y o r poetmikriUKl b y t h a t tim e . A ll g n m r t Fancy Western Goldan or pJe. nothing ntor# to dW/“ -Dorothy Shay BALLOT k j|. , ( » - C d M Y IN IIN rf. . \n o * *uloi.*tic*Jly, * FLORIDA -VS- GR0RGLA _ BfB JgftN -VS- KRHKINt; ....... - -VS- 'NOTRK DAUB __ -VB- MISS. STATE '» Prayer »N*l*on Eddy _ -V8- M IS S O U R I____ -VB- NAVY luttful whl«* wash—everythlag sweet so M-B<ndkt doe* extra joka . "B*ti ittt Fla n k tttl l Slip covers.’' iv."i * Ctu-jtttlru T'TwT--, - . , .V8* In C«rlo<mt In Q uartan t Pound . Center Cut PORK CHOPS u ^?nv- *V8* TBNNHS8EB ___ W AEE.rOERST Land O’ Sunshine i -Tony Pastor ‘ Uberry J a m • d u i.B e w jf in i'l APPLES 2 lbs 25c y U t wJUt m f Ataorfi,’ Lady From 29 Pahtts -Fyankla Carla •• APPLES 2 lbs-29c Jonathan or Western Beauty -Tuny F**twr Feuding And Fighting v -NEW wWlTE- APPLES •U. 8- Cavern®rut Graded STEAK T' “ ” r BOSTON CULLKGE V A tK -VS- B R O W N __1 COLUMBIA -VS- D A R TM O U TH ___ TEM PLE' -V^. PENN i r r X r t * V |r PURDUE ^ J . ; SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY STORt Second Street & Oak Avenue A t* Philadelphia in one of the ea.t'e -I..-I pi. »tux Emma wur«m*> Anlull 1 To T It Ch.Mitandout game*. Michigan will lie. at home •« •» -x K n t* 1'l.nktl a t .,, II. Ilk To ' r H again*! Indiana, flr*t of three *nit,n ,!•* Mabel iimietdog opponent* *t*ndlng In tlwt wav « f-th e Wolverine*’ drive to the Rig Nine title *nd a trip to Pasadena. Fuithlc, which blank­ ed Iowa, 21-0, goea to Minnesota; Iowa to \Viicnn*ln, 29-0 conqueror of Northwestern! hlrh dropped n 7-0 decision to Indiana,- for other Rig Nine tilt*. ' Mt.aii.ippl Slate, which dum­ ped Tulane, 20-0, in it* only Southeastern C-onfurcnre *turt. SATISFACTORY WORK ihook. up with Auliurn at Bir­ guaranteed mingham and Mississippi, which held third p1*ie In that le»gui* 1/y edging l.oul.Una Slate, 20-lH. meet* Tennessee in Memphis 4th SI reel & French Ave, (leoriria invsde. Florid* In. an other conference bout. FURNITURE REFINISHING Inside Painting M, Huntley, Joe Tinker, Tom oackrd in 4,447,411; mure than a 1 Fan-maker in Class double A Sawyer, . George Rnuscher, and half million more than last sea-1 wa* President Charley llurth’s • Southern Askoclalipn with 2,298,Bob Hayes of Orlando, and Ben­ soa. Twenty Cla»* I) leagues con- *482 while Earl Bluo’a South At­ ny Kahn of Daytona llearh. tributed 8,714417 lo the total and Untie (Sally) draw 1,250.980 for are made of water-re*jatank maUrlal and designed to priyent the htmtar's license from becoming soiled or torn, Judge Ware ex­ plained. On .the outside cover of the holders th* game commission u r g m t r h u n t e r s to. "Balp eon- e Countv n m ,t > . Tbs Hanford Bowling Alley,has It* Regulation Bowling A I CurtiflliaU IT happy la young Arthur dJJ-1.1X y> C cU f^y m fiom *L^ the AmeyIcun Buwllng Congress. to a general inerfasa . iDouglas MacArthur, 8uprem# Al« The alleys were uffiria$y meaest. lied Commander In Japan, a* ha sured and Inspected bv an offlol1c A group, Including • looks at a new charter that makea al of the Orlando Bowling AsCoast, International • hi* pack.part of the Boy Scouts ot cioiivMf W8w . Amcnets jrrtscniauon w ii isto f 9.698.276 fan* compared to | ^ , Tokyo schooL (fnternatlonolj rcra no «»«♦ 9.028490. ____ _____ h-agui-x in this classification nor I high mark of 4,134,747, the most 'n double A where the Southern I people ever lo see a single minor Hi* new two-color bp Idera, sup *jGa. Tech, Virjpnia Remain Undefeated After Week’s Tilts 'jp& ZSChl, Sanford; and Lee Mea- b* attributed ran, Dayton* Reach E rary Seminole .County hunter will receive free a new attrac­ tively deiignad licence holder llila Tear when h^ jnfrehites his hunt­ ing permit for th* 1047-48 sea­ son, Judge K, W, Ware said this M O N D A Y , N O V . 3. THE SANFORD HERALD. BANFOHD. FLORIDA PACE SIX CenUr Cut Utility CHUCK ROAST �V .* riS tfs MONDAY, NOV. 3, 1947 Legal Notice » U T H K TO tr r H t H ATI* OMIir.il Ul' i*l UI.ICATIOV TO i IIJ L lt O I.II II. X V A I.3 II and C A IIO I.IN C XX'AI-dll. h i, w ife Whu** I r l l d l M , 1* XT* J a c k * '* A n ( I l f !.<<>. lllln < .t»: 4 Y « 'U . « n i\ v a c li I II y o u . a t a h *'«**lf A O r t a d a n d rv -iu lird in 111* nu ap p r a in t.c # la Ib l* >ult nn I I I * l<* da> u l . l W i m l i r r , I H T , lh » t b lir - vla W d tU J . o f w h ic h U Y E I I N A M . W .U .1 I I . iiU ln t lf f . V i . I I A I t o L I i It. W A L S H an d C A I t O L I N i : W A L M I . h .t w lf» . i t i l i n J i m i , |n ,t !iu t » d la th e t’ li l u l l C o u rt, N in th Ju d ic ia l C ir c u it . |a a n d fu r P rm ln o le C o lla te . F lo r id a , C .h i h c r iy N u m b er *111. I f . d a fa v it « f i m e h n p p a r r e i... pro eanfrann w it ) h r r n t e ir d a g a in ,! yo u T h . n a lu ra i f l h : . • . t la I fQracloa# a m o rtg ag e g iv e n b y T ™ , to th e p la in t iff , J l a r r h I t . l i l t , an d ,e r o r d .i l In X f.'K n r u n Hoot, i t l*» g a 111. I'u M tr ll r .- i .r d , r .f Hem* liroU C lien t v . F lo r id a . «t«on ih r (..U ..w m tr d eeertlied —ta urlw ■tn— A i m - ) n r.la C O lia ty . F lo r id a , lo - w llI lr g ir a t n s O f I ta t N o rth o f the ttn u tlia n tl c o rn u of S IV , II • N I V l , , H r it t i.f. f l . T o w u r h tp SI S m ith lia n a * I * Itnet. I l i . n r a ru n XVaat i - . i i r n I lilt ,* i Ijr to a |h d n * 'Ills. 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Public lie cords i.f,fem. H v u lll >a< ( f f l . U " Iu-.|» Countt. I'lorvlt. end for other fe«l IQ m point 41T.Z f r d Mouth relief.’ o f I w i l i m l w , l h * * .* V o r ih t t S • T itle n o tl,-r eh eIt h r iM thlohed ae feet- I t - bcHim-ic* ..aaJ »l* ». Loll. re .tf.it eed b n - In n - lo T l . r K a i.f .o d t.agSni'Ing fcl Sha Sou tlieaef i -ftirr H r .a h ! a 0e w » |..|o r o f’ g en rat clOij i i f N W ’ , o f N tV > , n f M id o 'n lt .n p u M M irti a t g g a fo rd . D o e * lio n * 1, ru n N o rth * >1 fe e t. H e n Mg. • WITNESS tha hand nf tha Vleth S IS fre t. B i.u th tv re e e rlr to t |u .ln t ult Ilia H u utu ll a . .f th a N W S o f end I hr teal of lla C l t r a i l Couit N W > . <J r o l l t S f liu n I S . IM S of Bahtin*la CnuhtJ*. Florida, tl.r . efta I FOR RKNT-. S ARTICLES FOR SALF. 9 OFFICE apnea In ITetsch Building FOR R A LE-U m erock for dilv* la rg e light offices, tewfy urcorways and naldway*—I’bon* •ted. all utiliues, beat, and janl1241. I .l o r M m c« lunuinfMl. U l) Boo* Gaa apace heater* $14.96 up # H. A A. Dept. Storm. • II. B. POPE CO. INC. ^AVU MICE room*. Phone 288-J. Paint*. Poultry Supplies, Nail,. 708 Oak Avt. Purina Feed*, Croceriev and RECORD PLAYERS and radio* Meats. Touchtun A Wataoti, 12nl for re n t.. By tley or week. Tha Celery, I'huiie 1199. Muiic Box. 119. W. l i t St. Phona 9b3. *. ALUMINUM raaeim nt windawa. 2 NICE ROOMS, tingle or double. I dpubla hung windows.' Miracle 718 Oak Avenue. Concrete Co. 808 Elm Avg. Phone* 1886. I WANTED TO RENT HOT PLATP, LUNCH S BEDROOM furnished or unfur- • Servv.1 from l l : Sb to 2 el Hui.ier** | l.i e n e d 'h o u s e , l'lio n e lOOu, 8:30 T O .RADIOS, Motorola. Salas' l o 5 : 00. nd Bervice The ‘ Music Bud, 119 W. let Si. Phone 968. 3 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL KSTATK INbLT A.Nl’B MwKIGAUB LOANS RAYMOND M. BALL, Keelio* . ----ixegielvard Broker and - “ ■ ' liuurancu AKent ' Km. 4 Florida Mini.* Hank Bldg. •ATTENTIONS — OWNERS OP HEAL ESTATE! WE NEED LISTINGS OF ALL KINDS OF . BEAL ESTATE — HOMES, —APARTMENT HOUSES, COMMERIT Al, BUILDINGS. LOIS. GROVES, MOTOR COURTS, MOTOR COURT LOCATIONS. IF YOU HAVE ANY PROPER. TY TO HF.LI.. WHY NOT LET .* MR KNOW ABOUT ITT AS SOON I HEAR FROM YOU I WILL AHILVNGK TO LOOK YOUR • PROPERTY O V E R , WITHOUT C 08T TO YOU. I WILL THEN TELL YOU WHAT PRICE YOUR PRO­ PERTY WILL BRING AND I10W SOON I RELIEVE IT CAN BE SOLD. A. CULVER - C K M rO E N - — REGISTERED HEAL E S T A T E BROKER, ■ .MAIN OFFICE.ON.17>*t HIGBfl ‘WAY NORTH OF UNDER­ PASS. TELEPHONE W lN TfR PARK 188. NEW HOUSE, 2 bedrooms, partly Furnished. Small down payment. Balance like ren t For appoint• ment call 9178. v. If You ‘Want aecurlty for t he — future on *“ srood Four" Acre Farm, partly tiled and In cul­ tivation. with an attractive j bungalow home in a beautiful setting on good paved road , doise in. Reasonably priced to — n il" — ' Sec JOHN W. D. MOORE 3 bedroom one floor, with two ——large lots and plenty of shrub. b e ry . in nice section. House needs letlecotating inside', hut has new shingle roof and la in good sound condition. See JOHN W. D. MOORE Near I.ongwood—New 2 bedroom g —Completely gas equipped and partly furnished at $8,500. See JOHN W. D. MOORE I have several good buya In grove and Income properties? JOHN W. I). MOORE, R ealur 200 Meisrh Bldg. 221 E. Plrat St. __________ Phone 1818_________ FLOWERS . foe nil occasion* McNEILL A YOST FLORISTS Sipes Ass. just off Celery * Office ph. 4*8 residence oh. 810 R CEMENT*STEPS fur sour" home. Pree estimate. Miracle Concrete Oo. 809 Elm Are. Phone 1835. SEWING MACHINES SALES AND SERVICE Heri'a Sewing Math. Hhup 115 B. Phenols Ph. 1ISO rUXEDO fEkliS--ciin||i>t< liter. filin'** Tusad* Kffu Stfira NEW SPINET PIA N O S-W raver. Liberal trade In * term*. The Music Box, 119 W. First fit. Politic 053, WORK WANTED SWEET Hamlin orange* $2.00 buth. IL W. Lord, Phone 788Q U E S-A 1few^rtiw 'place* furnDuire- fb e o e <**, AJ ■ *■WU tnrnmmm■■*■■■ I I ■■■ 'wllt 1 f4S**t. 1 I LegoJ Notice -----------■ r n n m M VTIOV r n i f f «r,i4*1sjr v i i 4Ur o r »all»orii> P» lh* In n>». lni> r a il .lo t..tcd r. lh. M a fo n d . Flt.H d a h ' K t h r o a a h .M b .\ h tM I ------ v o rire i v» **•*•*-«it T>) XVf t 3 , 1 4 « IX I V T R I I w h ose p i s , * s u it s i t . i i , . , H X I .I . re st- CARl'ENfEU needs W o rk . 5J2 itfu'i- is imknnw • Y »»s Hie h e H b v r .n llfi,i 1 ttis l 1 Myrtle. *"■ P .ill f , r itle „ iM P s t f i „ n si..t |,* | .^ II, ilie ilr c -ilt Pou r I »f p"|i,il,ti.. N u i’ li PRACTICAL NJinftE Dopeitd t. i C i p e l l i s « r i l ' f r r P .u i| utii can g it. trim m er*. Call Ji,.u4,lts s L’u u n iv , In D p n n i r u n iter II62 H. ^ __ th e i n . u i f t ' x i n t ' i a t : ii u . i . i2 s p e c ia l y w y icES " r e n t a car YO U • D R IV E it PIIONR 200 e i i R U k i . a n i i -M o r r i s o n II DHIVH IT. INC. Expert Radii) Repairing Fred My«r». Dll t . 2|.a SLSEE Ub FOR MIMEOURAI’II PRINTING AND. TYPING* CREDIT Y l. R RAU OP SANFORD 118 N, Path Ph«ie IBO T IIE H O M E b llf lP WATCII & CLOCK HLP.MRING 1700 Sanford Ave. Piii.na lU f-J ' *~ATriLNTION MI Mu n is ' " —DIAPER SKlIvTCH— llaliy Valu fiirnitlus hospltbl clvan, xfeiilc rt!aocra r.ffd deoilorixed container. Ec.inonii.-kl sml safe. Fully .imJtbi'llv appmved Call Davtnnn 2107-W c-llcct fur details. 98 ilin|M'is, V.' ,i werk. -FIRST IN HANFORD" p rv. I , T O TH KI.M .X D l'IU H IIAIIN XX'Kl.L.I » l i ' * pr»i,l»ni'r am i u l i t n u l a d | i | | t ' m e a l I 4 I-K . lin k e r V l l l . s e . Cadami “ 49. (i# 'fK I1 t v t » t aXiiK n i ; i u : i n N o T im m T H A T » nil f'.r t llr n r r ,. f|;»w' In. i, f d .d aanlsM v,.|, I,, th e C ircu it C o u r t ,n r n d - f . i r H rm laid t C r u w y , r 'l 'i i d n 'll t 'n a n t, r ) , L b»' Th« in 'c , . offo-t at Uj•! U hour. prl"»r ■br o lii,i iU i„* ii. fou ti« r,. i»> .... t r bid*. 11 1 * i. „ A l* , •*■eju “ »d iu«u•"•'* fo r »earn . -a|7-tm Maofm., PW .U tUr-rmt a.., *-f! ^ r u T o n t ^ ^ . t . - ^ . m "ulT Tis i its* \ i ■ |(T"* •.!n III > t •..n m la lu ru i* I r.*i ) <lf '",M ,11 hi#u KLOOU SANDING A flnisting, IM li wlir, ih« ri sk *»| jh# IT# l«| 4d) ,,( NfiY011 lee t. A. clrabloK A waling. Our )<t>H*r fM*. ' r a u t f r * * m t n f r* iu lr. i' lp * O n 6 M ) e 194? unit enables us tn work -there rif>ii4|. u J a m n i) u t thriv Is no I'lrrtric cunna.-that IV n. Ourdirur • A * M » ) iit o f th e C it y o f available. 21 yt-aia a spat iviii**. O w n rr * h e m ..id , X u rid a . l» rl. S I, 1*4? *, II. M. Glraron. Lake Mary, Fla IK K .A L LAWNS MOWED. Low prices •let IV Lord Pliura 7H8 W |.| M ill l*l<S|K>*r4U H til Isr .lllfclliirxi t'» ^ 'A llf.n l C o n iru rlssr* m|m»h i%|s|b|»r.« llo u t o ib l* la fflc* I V U T H K il|H i oF _PC»ll_ s B A C II iM iO h ^ M l* . 7 7 :1.1 i»in * 1>* | |»ur#ha**Nf * .tvini. fhU fn r - it ir - y a n r ^ r i ; .a * h • nf K v |.fi.|"t» .l'i n ,l| l.e iHUr%l lilt I '-** »r«|UP*i» |f*r I ham »r* i r p p h f 'l "f ' “ bt . t l.a c• d» H-ffh r— )«dl )#*«» r ,,| u lr ,g I., f| | , ) „ u r a g p e ^ r a u n lili I I . C lr t k ,.f u n C o u n In ii-A '- ir n tr K u n r f 'llu u 'r , « l l l n l u i ' l . K liu ld n . U, .e l.r f i.,, ih , I'.lh PAGE SEVEN e —’ I 1B- H •’ I'lL u r de, **< N m n iiil e ,. A . D l a e ll w ill t'» a n lrrv it a a a ia .i y »«. wilt priwcd f \ n nd i . Id I'R B Ip K -r t e o ltO lu D n th a t i l . , i i . i k . i, |.uld ittad i-n, e ', H .,-t in , l a r i ,- " X ii,,'u llv e w r - V , In T h e h a a lm d l l r m k L n n ew apap sr / t e n v r a l «ir» ,-u lalio a. 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JLTI, Lake hlonroe. • nrn ,r V . s f F llfto a * T , n « «*f|fi-'n and packages fur home U*e. firw Jriser Phone County 8105. F O R R E N T — H o u r a a iid e r . F .a e y v o i ’ .xnp i i r R p n r N o t i k i K O o p e m liu n . R e a s o n a b le r a t e r , .S a n ­ l h - l M il f ‘ »r ill.r ir r e h « t h *e n ‘ filed General Electric automatic blan­ ford Paint A niaae ‘(Jo: Phone n a a ln s i ».iv In I lls I 'lr n ili C n s p ket* fur sleeping comfort.' j / >l i . \ - ;. |li__J u A l r U l , *lr-, s s . lh s p * . 308. 11. U. I’OPK CO, IN C .__ _* f. r •* . ■ ' " i pr Prm T.nl.' P i , If s.f n s e f s ip c b s e ^ s r s - b r i.~ DOIKJK • PLYMOUTH FOR RALE r l n l s XllP-r X'1* ta rrn y -n p. PAIHH AND HKRVICB OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 OENT8 109 I’ a l M . l l n A r e . P h o n e 1011 >* ' ’■ ? “ V ? 'V*1 , . —. . T fr u S iiilffliM liff will* In* CiPiL PER POUND. BUNDLED IN <1 l»l IK* I' m i n i v Pir.no Tuning and Repairing. I . L »*l BUNDLES. C..U H |V .uF* In M * n f n r «1 Rill. Rre. Oll-W. 10, 16, 20 and 25 CENT l '1 nr h r f •$• »1 " ? t | f: »In HERALD OFFICE n f Nmr#mH*r, ^ f»,. m i ? »if d* HIGNH *^*11 J*# # n t« r r | j,*n ir** t o il FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS Show card*^ and ooatar* **!1 f t\ill |»rtcrtf 1 •* |t* Mr 0 —1111178 ((GIN HKRVIOi every night at Homer’s. it in onnK nH n ih*i $h»f ^ O. D. (Andreev Phor;.* In ti M i$h*^*-git'Tinf5^n w 7 # r * f Q r fr$"r GAS hot wqjer heater, 2 year* •flvp tf##k« In Th# old, egcellent-condition, $50.00 r’r,hi'n’5"nadiatiii Rlxop for cor...»f a#r*r^ I iMr plrts. radiator astrvice. 108 8a.i- f i n «M • • n*. rty. PI..W*!* Phone 1140-J or I080-J. ferd Avr. Phoua 860-V.* IVITSK H SV iTM m v I nml himV V • BEAUTIFY vour home with Llgm H f!#iUM ’hli th* ?'t* ..'ttstrum hedge. Contact I.. B. ADI) many .yeara of Jify to your •t• sa! , »*f Or*. tiAf \ l» MM’ mrial loof diul' Inautlfv tho * Mann. ,Lake Monroe. Fla. for O V IN 'tid o n , 4*•#r Ii «kf Clfffli* home. .W p aprpy it thy rulor - *4- 1., a.l L- I'.OO.lk-- k’L.f^J. —‘ any alxe or any ^uantltqr. Von uaiij.,niuek.and other con“ M tia lr •’ « r l HeHlt CABBAGE plants,' Marlon Mar- .erete Mriicture'sprayed in paspTM •*ci.8 e '« 4 XL I w i n . rM p m It ir keL I., n. Maim, Lake Monrde. Iel color*. Harm etc. apra)ed * O'iin .t n ♦.» f ' l c r li*» HEXiBEE hUllm rd B H ;- P._ rm>- — w i t h L«*X u il p a i n t * . Ls>l u s Miv n — ■" ti 'iwm rny rt«»et'fr-----you a free valliuatr. . Renl’a tor $120.50. Gene's Texaco Ser­ portable apray unit, 308 W. 2nd •N - •i t t M ' l ' , ' * * T » H » T T o w T I I V vice, 1120 Banfutd Are. I'hohv St. Phono 1084 J. * ‘ " T it ." iit r t J t . r t if r t 'iT or 9184. _____________ , “ n 'T 'ii: ot k io p id a 'R Albrrt Hiek’aon lUpalr Nhop •e ^ « . - r x t l N O I K e n r X T T IN ALL METAL \T wheel - trailer, t " f • f i c r t f 5th Street * luiurcl Avenue raclleally new, attractive price, Rlackatnitlilng A general repair r t f A N C E R V N il 4t*> hone 884 R. E. M. At milage. F u ll t IT p : v o ir * Telephone 1368 PEN x I I I ) t : F N I D K P f a n t l ff WOOD HEATER In good condi­ ANNOUNCEMENT 1 Xu tion. Phone 824-J. MARHIIAI.IJP f it r * f iif V t 'K H Cuetom made Venetian Blind*, fu -len dn r.l • Q. E. 10 FT. double duty meat Awnings — Ten day delivery — » R 't > B R r . K . r r n t i <’, » t ' o n display rate and rqmpreiaor in Workmanship guaranteed. Phujla T C K .le e n ,. F n n l t r .w h nee a d ilr* * , good condition, * new tnotor. » t e n l',> .e > ,|rH n M A v tn u e . I)» 1376. 'ii . • ' | i , " ra n . Lodgy * Son’ , v-u , a r t t ., r e t .r n eo lflelt lh a l | |,n FOR SALE nice bungalow cissy RAYMOND HTUMO R P n ',W fl'e A . u i f „ to school small payment down, FOR QtJICK SALE.one new Har- Expert photographer availably at *d ilvt o te * a . HUM v o n la t h r a ln V r balance like rent. Edward F. ’ caio Pillow Arm Porch Glider all times for wrddlnge, anniver­ e m li .e l r g i i sa d ;-ou a r e h e r» k | Lane. Phous ) 141. with iprlhg filled, plastic cover­ saries. ’ birthday partlve, social n u iU lted In fl'a r« u r w r*tte n a p iie r r . ed cushiony. $89.60 value to >n . - > |,t v r i- lt * r r p> a t l o t n . Y ) tv gatherings. Phone IQOft, \\ ih e H ill n f r M ip liin i In M id c a n ,clot* out #t $55 quick.' First 0 ARTICLES FOR SALE come, firit eervrd. Sanfon! AUTO REPAIRING, llall’. Gar- . a o r ’ r - l t . r ; j ,.,| d n v , N n v e m h e r I . age, Sanford and Celfry Ava- *t * i a c t 'n t l l f t a f f e r f il e J I H t d» Fumi)ur* Company, nue*. *‘ £* * " Irfiu - If a, . jr r a h a v e f«» ta ld H lli FURNITURE Paint—High Gloss *• I I r an au-t 4 * II n « l. tl*e .1 I* - f r ,- I* , . I n n f - M ii w il l l e »nEnamel for home use, any color A ltT lC L U WANTED For Dapendtbla war )(u dt-iired. Free delivery In City. REFFRIGI’IIATfON SERVICE This tru tlra w ill I , p u i.l « h « i n n ,r Very good paint at hsalonabla > r Call * a ,- ) f. i fo u r r t i r n a .e e u it r , Highest cash price paid for used rices. Reel’s Paint Shop, Phone G A sN A H RHFHIGEIIATION ve h i *| U R K A R F O T fH I I V I l A L I , furniture. T«d Davis Furnltura 084-J, 808 W. 2nd' St. _ 1064-J. * r> “ > |« M ni a t l.e r e l r ' r r u l i l l o n .SERVICE Co. 811 E. 1st.' Ph. 058. i.a M iit ir d u i P e a v n o la r e u a f v . K tu r Ph. 57P-W , CHRISTMAS tree, lights. The |H. . Music Jtox, 11* YV. fst St. I’LL BUY your tar regardlee* of 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL X 'T T N K H h m y 't<aa{l wand o f f u f a l \ fhone 953. « ,* l m r u . i f , i C , F im X n .le C o u n f) aga or comllUon. Roy Reel, 300 r i o r l 4 » . t h la U l . U i h d a y o f O e )» W. 2nd SL , AlTKNTlpN LA DIES I A |>. ihit OCTOH^t 25th will bava all kind Make a onc-etop service for all Of reastab!• plants for setting WANTED _AT ONCE. 16 ueed small or larga acreage. J. W. • Bell, Lake Mdnroe, Fla. Phone M elf-H crvlca la u n d r y . TIIE RE8T late model sedan THK HBLPT 8BLFY LAUNDRY $800.00 will buy. C. A. Shrinar, 408 W. if. St. Sanford ’GLOBE greatest cut-rate whole­ Bo« l i t . L akt Mary, Fla, y sale diatriltutora, offers, novelRoyal Master tlrvaYira baek again. Dee, Sundries, toy#' gifts to ------------------ehrswd buyers. Globe Trading OLD PHOTOGRAPHS to copy. Price* reatomble. II.- M. James­ Co. 109 W. Flagler 8L. Miami, on. Studio. 809 National Bank Bldg. . » AUTO PAINTINO SUPPLIES, Dulux and.Duco Spraying Eoamela and Laomr*. Masking WANTED: Young Jertey milk Up*. Sanding Dtae and Paper, cow. Pbona 1015-J. Seakarik Gbaa A Paint Co. 112-114 W. ta d 8L CELERY PLANTS? W. let St. at ' CanaL W. C. Mom . i J l> \ S A N l r : ( ^ l j ^ l . U , SA,NKOHl>( .... in <-"mi u, tiii* .1 ..I in L c U hr\ U L j I N AWNINGS----- m •IVORY or WHITE TRIMMED IN MANY OTHER COLORS FREE KSTIMAIES BUNDS ur AWNINGS (H rgislrr And Vote) SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. e Third S tre e t Plo.n. live w 820 W en t FOR WINDOW NOOKS! t • * * V s u e t L n L ltn d * « i- .* o tu * ta th * L a a u t y c l y o u f w in d o w lie e t- _ Cient . . . •Iin d n e to u t .tla t u a h l* v u x e * . Ir a n i j p i r a c y . . tid !u i« It,I e *nil i. viiil .1^ kdr.li! fi/xn f TIIE LONK IIAN(;k K Hy. Fran Striker I �M O N D A Y , N O V . 3, 1947 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 as a raar Herlong Named President Of League For ’48 By ARTHUR IIW K WITH, JR. Herald Sport* Editor Judge A. .8 . Herlong, County Judge of Lake County, 'was re­ dacted prvsidsnt of I he Florida Slats League at the annual meet liu at the Longwuod Inn ia-Loag. wood yeMerday, waa re named Vice utesident and Peter Schaal of Silver Spring* waa re-elected league eecrrtaryttcaiu rer and atatiMirian and votad a *6uo bonua for last year# work. League director* voted to allow the New York Ulanl* to be gatigned the Sanford Calory Fed .itchier for the rmning year. A ecbcdule lim ilar to the ef.-laM year coiitainlng adopted. will begin April 16 pmt will close Sept. 2. Sanford WlllAWpeit tin* season in Orlando, PglaLka at St. Aggtutlne, Daytona, Hcfcb'-al DeLand and Ijm b u rg laineatille." One day waa eet m an open dale for the annual .'All S U f cun telt Th* way to name, (he. playa rt wtll be determined lalW. ,* Preaidant Hvrlong* rcrom me mi­ l t ion that the league number of first year 't$r rookie players from four to shDwn* aeCepted bv the director* after much deliberation. The' director* also agreed to limit each team'* vatrrati* to three undtrr control at any one time. Th* league directors voted a 6900 dlvideoed to lig paid from tha 13,808.PS surplus .l^ the lr*a*ury. Attending the meeting Were the follow Inc league directory Hys key, Saint Augustin**, JohU Canaa). Orlandoi Jean Fi*h»f, DeLand; * Fred Herlng, I^esburg; Jim Hutlrr. -tlaineavillej John KriJeL Sanford; and Lee.’ Mea4o*.ra. Daytona Bcarh. Others attsnding the meeting WR*; J6el Fields, JT C Mijchell, and Arthur Beckwith of Hanford; Bill Pag*, Bob Brown and E. F. Armstrong, DeLand; Jack Demp-. ley, Jimmy Hughe*, Vine* Amato • nd Tenv Meltin. Saint Angus tin rt Park* Carmich**!. Addison Fold* and Whitey MacMulirn of Gainesville- Ixni Bevll, Charles itrchelder, Dan Daniel, Dr. R Huntley, Joe Tinker, Tom wyer, George Ksuscher, and Boh Hayee of Orlando, am ny Kahn of Daytona Beach. !Ga. Tech, Virginia . i Remain Undefeated A fter Week’s Tilts ANDERSON Of IOWA M o eo so A , COACrt Of~ 28 to 0 victory over the hapless Seminole High Celery Fed* from Hanford Frhtey night at- Francis ____ _ Adnally the acore failed to tell the whole «tury of the contest. Coach llill K«nra**l kept hi* flrat team on the bench a large portion of the game after Charlie Johnw n and Hilly Batemore added the extra point*. Johnaon the Jacket’* brilliant backfield *tar carried the ball only »even lime* and racked up o fr io W a 0 t e Je A opening kickoff and arotml In ala j,|*y*. The neat Hmt- the Jacket* Kni po**eulnn of the hall they moved 82 yard* for a (cure, Coach Pcrraii atibstituled free|y in the aerond period And Sanford held the Jacket* acorele**. The Jacket* added two more .touchdown* shortly after the *<w0nd perloil brgan. and from that po|nt the Kettorllnu* reaerve* . Thr- JttfJtffiL.giijtfiL 891 ynnli Minor Loaguos Set Attendance Record j During Past Year COLUMBUS W1)-Ita»ehall'a 62 minor league# set a new alt-lime attendance high during 1D4T when 41JH8,79(1 fan* watch­ ed their game*. Of thl* total 40. 274.260 were paid admission* ami the remainder were guest* of thr •*«* A K.ttptr. J it -tux illlHrr.1 K To NEW YORK Nov. 8 (,1V-Wlth _ Michigan and Southern Califor­ UUI**j i‘<Mk«r»tl J i l n o * h llM i»i* H T » nia rolling toward the Rt>.*«- Howl K T a > |..r on path* that are down hill the V rtun,tl.-r.' .iu* Km T*. tVm, real of the w*y» college football K l'll.fr > . iuT* III *,111* Mill had enough names on ita Aiwlllnn lor. To Hlrkkla*'!liat of unbeaten team, today to UuiriMii la.. gladduti th e-h o st U -«f-< h r -spon­ — l . l « M . a T p « -Wry a m - e t r t r t t - ! " sor* of nlhrr pnaUaraScm games. Kltijr.l ,*. ttiu-eh rlu* I’t i I L1 l l .l t h ,., Jam-« K H .t H.'fci N Surh tinl«' .Irn power* a* Notre Ti* lltfi.M I. rimtoa .tu t Dame, Georgia Tech, Southern M ain -*. M a r) I , . I T T o I t If . Methodist, Pennsylvania, Penn Slate, VirKinia and Utah survived 1**1 Saturday's iriid battle* in which the lone departure fiom the W U T 'w * , t r i k u r r T o T It C h a a d * chosen lank* a m made by Texa*. V »• •* Rea F sou vexed out of the all vlctorlyrinidr f d u i. It* ill. To t l 8 ou* group by 8MU. 14-13. ’ against Indiana, flrat of three iVUsmUn .« > Mil»l Georgia Tech, headed toward “ "■b'rdujf opponent* .landlrur In the Southeastern C o n f e r e n c e the w ar of the Wolverine*1* drive ciuwn and a po>,jb1e *pot in the lb* But Nino title and * trip SiU(ar-Ro«J..kopt ita record* spot- to 1'naadena.Y‘urdu., * U blankle*« by nosing previously once- ^ Iowa, -1 /1 fo ra to Minnc'ola; tied Duke. 7-0. leaving Southern I w a to Wiacon.in, 28-0 connueror Cai a* the only major club with of NorthweMcm; and Nurthw**one deadlock of an otherwise clean Wr to Ohio Stale, which dropped tlatr. r ■ 7-0 decision to Indians* for othu Michigan turned back nilnol*. l' U1lU*„ , . 14 7. ami Notre Dame blanked Ml*»iMippl B ute, which di*mNavy. 27-0. to continue their two Tulane, 20-0. In ita only SATISFACTORY WORK way race fur the mythical na- Southeastern- (onfereure **“Tt, tlonal title, while Pennsylvania I UP wi.,h . . ^ u ’“ f" M1’/ GUARANTEED subdued Prince to#. 2S-7. and Penn P‘l1n*h“m. ‘ r '1 Mi**l**ippi. which Slate rrnihitl Colgate. 40-0. to tWrd place in that leifue l.y «h«r» too hnnori in th* «*d*ing [^misimm Blflti*. 20-18. 41h Si reel & French Ave. The all vlctuihiu, lirt la due P lin I ln -^ n for further paring thla week when ln *n Virginia meats IVnniy!vania at ^ r conf*,t«me bout. W. O. COFFIN . A* the Ma|or league* drew an unofficial total of 19.870J1&V paid, tha total for organized ball exreeded 61,000,000 ur almost half of the entire population. The minor league total*, an­ nounced torjav by Ceorgc M. Twitiil man -,|» r*»tilrfj)rnf of t'lti* Trautman, -president the Mu. Na­ tional Association, far eseceded the previous high turnstile mark By Freak Rockett of 32,704 3 lb established last 1- * year. Tlie Sanford Bowling Alley ha* Although the gold rush could received Its - Regulation Bowling be attributed partly to the addi­ tion of 10 new league* fn 1947, VUT happy 1* young Arthur Mac- j Alley Certificate from the Am*r.... the upward surge appeared due Arthur, *on of Oen. of th f Army iir<in Howling principally to a generaF increase th e alleys wore offictafy me*In fan in tm st. ‘sured end inspected hv-*n offlolThe triple A group, Including 1al of the Orlando Bowling Asthe Padlle Coast, International __, ____ ^ ___ __ _ J H H and ■ na nineiiceu American nAssociation, v w isu u n , oruw drew, America, America. Praacnlation rraecniauen was maw* mad* 9,695.276 fans as compared to | tu a Tokyo school, (fnternutlonal) u,028,280. There were no new 1. ----- -------- -— -league* In thla elasiificatlon nor I high mark of 4,134,747, the most tn double A where the Southern people ever to see a slnj Association and Texaa League league during a season. Dackrd In 4,447,481, mure than a Pacemaker in Class i half million more than laat sea- waa President Charley Bowling News Twenty Claaa D league* con- *482 while Earl Blue’* South At­ tributed 8,714,317 to thu total and iianlle (Hally ) drew 1,260,980 for 16 Claas C leagues drrw 8,790,-1* new record in Clas* A. 089. The nine Class H leagues' Best itrswwr in Class R was PreSattracted 6,961,080 and the threa (dent lloliert Abel’s Western InClass A units, the South Atlantic, ternational 1-eagUe with 993,393 Eastern and Western, added 3,- while the Carolina league showed 017,694. the wav In Class C with 1,100,700. Tops* among the minors was Class D was topped by the CoasCounty hunter u new attrac­ president C l a r e n c e Howland’s Ul Plain League with 819,609 Pacific Coasi League with a n*w tin s. ^ A s hW h u ii YAnill-EY VENETIAN BUNDS Th* rfew two-color holder*, sup­ plied by tha State Gama and Fresh .Water Kish CApuntsslon, are made of water-re4|*tfnl ma­ terial and designed to prtvpat U»* hunter's license from t l « r r - i « * . ' J -ih li T.. Jainet V'l'i'M" •>•** n r v i. i : » r v r i - : w o rn HIrIrk Mon'»•>» *•*»' 1.1. HUt. 1'Ji.h TlUrr.au. L»*l »lu» Slllll. Ity U ■* ,f,«. Burnette. I Kaaetal.. It I. *H'» HMtl» ► To I'.nlral Plor'i'n jPfwtuetloa a.T.IU Promt. Itluiff II rlu* la*. III. O To VlrM f o lr n l H an.t 1. A»* lirvU-we*. K'n«-t A «<o* Amu K To proloet Alltnilo Nat A*-oH Ka.hl.-rr. tv K Jr. To Margaret I jvnal.v ITIATTFU M onti. IliK t P»H«r ■*oa»l. j i .o Unals* To Tim. Irun i*o i a i T M r i n r u v n r MOJITil t u r n Clltaeria Beak ■ Ot ■■t To A >< Cbaiple »vu* -Raima FURNITURE REFINISHING Inside Painting ■ i■ - ■ ■ i. ---- - - socistlon before th* certificate could be issued. The certificate .states in part “No high score record* will he rerognired unless game* aie bowl, «i by members of the A.B.C. in * sanctioned league or tournauteni.upon regulation alleys which have been currently approved and conformed to A.B.C,* icqutte* mnatj," Bin Sale Ends Saturday Now In Progress ■ ]< ?; 1 jl jl 1 II IB jl II ,;; /////,/// You Can't Afford To Mix* It— Il'a Hittllngl Hundred* & Hundreds Bed-Hot Bargains! Hunters To Receive New License Folder Every Seminole wlU receive free tively designed lii y r a r when he mfi tUirnrtU ell* ®*uh*4h Seminole County Court Records Sunshine Sunshine CRISPY CRACKERS HI-HO CRACKERS Quantity Rights Reserved Third Htrrat Jk Hanford Avenue 3M East First Hirett at YOUR ‘ LAUNDERETTE' Ausrlca'a Moat Beautiful lutalaum - Cedar - Pollahid Aluminum Ask Ma For Fre* Ea.tmsla STEVEN9 •• 617 W. Rnbltuton - Orlando Phono 2-0729 ' H ellsw -ffsund,raser-sharp 9amou4 8 tanda! ■ ■ ■ •. ■illii’faAlhii' On the oulalda rover of the hold«ra' the game commission urgt* all hunter* to'. "h»lp -eonserve, protect end restore FlorIda'* Wlldlifs" and oa the inside cover Is quoted .A m irD a’s conaerratlon pltdgy, the efedo of all PICK-THE-WINNER CONTEST ..ffi' ■,7'V ‘' j 4 , . ghey' -i,- - FirBt Prize ........ .....Parker ' Second Prize ... ....... . I lb Box .^ 1 -Frank 81nalra\» April Showkri " v v ' .- -Ray Noble • When You Were flweel L6 a „ . . : Dlck Jur« B » - Rid Silk Stocking*. TOyCHTON DRUG CO, lUrd Thru Fifth Prizes — ......... For Third Prises ... ,....ach Prize Winder, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater * INSTRUCTIONS Bkllota must bt In Th* Herald office before noon . hy t h l t “ “ • * A ngm m -Tony Pastor -Dorothy Shay Lwy Countryside • Jonathan or Western Beauty t i O t f l f t H U N T i While Beatfta hdr warn autuastumUy. U ary has JO shup in nsuhy store* 7 . . '‘Smm to APPLES 2 lbs 25c |jind 0* Sunshine In Cnrtonit In Quarters! -VB- EHHKINE ^ . Center Cut e -Vfl- N0TBR DAMS -Dinah Bhww «, Missouri Well* APPLES 2 lbs 29c -Y8- GBOSGIA Lady From 29 Polgts 7 . -Tony Pastor ’•* Funry Western Golden or Rad D*licioua BALLOT Feeding And Fighting /JE W WHITE- ^ APPLES Awarded Uy OP Min Hirer o a s 0- m ,@ K ) e York Cooking '\ \ -VB- SUES. BTATB -Frankie Curia PORK CHOPS -V8- MIB80URI ___ , U. B. Geremmcnt Graded Utility Beef 'STEAK Club or (['flP & C g B -VB- NAVY .™ . -V8- TRNNBBSEB -V8-, Bo st o n c o l l e g e ? -VB- BROWN ___ •Nalson Eddy -Vft- DARTMOUTH Prayer TKMPUI -V8- PENN STATE : \tb PURDUE ----- -VB- OHIO BTATB E FOLLOWING- SELF-SERVICE L RYSTO RI Second Streef & Oak Avenue CenUr Cut Utility CHUCK ROAST Ih 33c �i ;4 vSANJbQlfij. M O N D A Y , N O V . 3, 1947 ■ W MMC Legal Notice N O T IC K T O A r P K A M A>U HANFOiy), FLOjUpA ( i m t T r ■ 8T Ithrcil « | > | » . m « , d a r n * p ro M a ln a o « U t t># »»(»<•.> »«aloat y o u . T li* n atu re o f Hum tun la 1“ f.ira cln a . a m « n | M < B lv»lt b y yoo to Ih * p U U IIIf, J U ra l. IT. IH T , • ad ra rn itlad In M ortei-tta Il»«b i« om tr.li o r rtm .lC A T io* Paar Jit. 1‘uliH* Il...ir0a of HamTOt llAKOl.li K. IVAIJSlt •ml lanl* F lo rid a , m*>» * CAKOl.INC WAUH. HU wife, fo lln arlnP i.y Italy. daaarll.rd la ad a In tlainit t h u i , re 'l-la n re la J i t J a c k i n A r t . U la h o a . Illln i T»: jV",‘ ‘ "I ■■■*' ■• *'■« ■*■ k..»la» A Ilftad — • a n~d r v iu -lir d* lu - flU an a p p a n a t ir a In th l* aull na lh a lat d a ) o f I W n a b t r , I t l i , lb * ' bl.r«* v la la d till* o f a h l r b la V E II N A U . WAlJtll p la la llff. V t II A ll o t .! * M. W A IJU I an d C A H O L 1N E I V A L S I b h i, ».'fa. .tefeii Im i'ii la a litu lr il In lh a C lt r u ll C o u il, N ln lh Judicial C ircu it, la a n d fo r V am ln ola C o u a tr , F lo rid a . O i r h c a r y N um bar t i l l . In nut# C n itn ly , K l'r ld a . i n - w l l '. lt.eln.li.» I ti I.el ti'iilt ..I-11. it.iutliaaat coiner of S IV \ rf M V i,, Kaclli.fc 11. TO|*U»hl|i it Sooth liana* I t liaat. Ibanra mo Waal 1*1 l*at. tli*nc* HotHh»r*#l»f • ly |o a polnl I tll.l f**l «»« <‘f H ou th aaal * c o r b tL .a t . aald X JV.U uf * 'N W * t . Ibattaai Want 11 I « *" than a N o r t h * r.erty .'<# '•»* Hon It. tun North lx) flat Waat III faat.' H. ulhw*atarlr to n print on Ilia Soutii lilt* of th# Nit S '*1 tnora or laaa lo a point ltd fa* l North and III faal Watt of D>* 'S ll'l, of aald ha. to n II. 1M< faat. \Va*t u f Hnathaaat c o rn e r i f . maid J f t V l N t T li . tb *n .» K art l a t t f n .| In tfriutha.-mt torn ar •if aald N H >. « f. N U 'H At mart S actfoa. T o r ta th ln II S m t l l I I 'n * * *»f iifllrr of lhr#e* iMi» r.nli S*** I #l#«tiuia ah % It b# lirlil «| lb# | Clljp 1WII In »«u2 •»; Nah!‘*»M >*!»•»,*i I III ( iiMfirMUiU l<» Ih# fun A I f»i*tl i*rilinkrui« frhl.iig f*i «lr«*iioti» now in ir.f## In w»li CflJ Hu imIIa will bt . |i#fi aI Mb oVf.Kk A. M HiamUnr Tim# ^«*f will «•!»*•• M kuntlitwtl on III Unl#. W ITN FH H Ih# h t f l o f Hi# «%Wtk r-Ml l b # ' w k l o f *!!•• C tr ru lt iN'V^i o f ffeiiitiiotr C o u n t>; F ls r tfU . tb it Itir l» lh o f. ( V h i M , r .lW T. O P. IWindon. Ct»rk O. I*. Hum . W p t t f C U rk \W A . C a lllth b II in % iu llff O fllfM lu. r i A n d i w ijrw . ARTICLES FOR SALE 9 2 n_ WANTED TO RENT FLOOR SANDING . A finishing, clranluK & tvaxiug. One potter unit 'eiiatilr* u« to work .Out* Fini Ida there i* no elect nc conna.-i bat 'V I>. Hardthar availalilo. 21 fem e cnp«iWuc«. Owner ncl. IT. l*tT II. M. (jlrarunr Lake iluryr'FI* LAW NS M OW ED. I.o w p r ic e * Jr IIV L o t tl F h o r e 7 *i8 W * CARPENTER Myrtle. MEAL BSTATlt lN S L u iN C B MvrlUGAGB LOANS RAYMOND M. HALL, Kealtot K eguured Broker end ? ■' ' Inaaronce Agent *•' Km. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. ATTENTION: — OWNERS ' OF REAL ESTATE! WE NEED LISTINGS OF ALL KINDS OP REAL ESTATE — HOMES, —APARTMENT HOUSES, COMMEHC1AU BUILDINGS, LOTS. I GROVES. MOTOR COURTS, 1 MOTOR COURT LOCATIONS. IF YOU HAVE ANT PROPER. TY TO HELL. WHY NOT LET ME KNOW ABOUT IT I AS BOON 1 HEAR PROM YOU I WILL ARRANGE TO LOOK YOUR PROPERTY O V E R . WITHOUT COST TO YOU. I WILL THEN TELL 'YOU WHAT PRICE YOUR PROPP.IiTY WILL BRING AND HOW SOON I BELIEVE IT CAN BE HOLD. A. CULVER . H O L D E N — REGISTERED REAL E S T A T E BROKER, • JtlA lN OFFICK-ON-17*01 HIGHi *WAY NORTH OP UNDER* PASS. TELEPHONE WINTER PARK 188. NEW HOUSE. pertly - r 2 ..bedroom*, . lurnlahed. Smell down payment. __ -BaJaeee-H hw -rent-For eppolBl-• inent cell 0173. If You Want accurity fur the future on a guod Four Atr* Farm, partly tiled and In cul-. titration, with • an attractive 1 bungalow liom* In beautiful * art ting on good paved road cloat in. Heaaonebly priced to e«U. . See JOHN W. D. MOORE *■ la d r n n m ---ftoOTV-- W ltll t* large lota and plenty of ahrubbery . In nice aectlon. Houae need* redacotetlng intlde, but baa new ahlngl* roof end la in good aound condlttnn. See JOHN W. D. MOORE Near I-ongwood—New 2 bedroom a —Completely gaa equipped and pertly furnlihed at Sea JOHN W. D. MOORE I have Mverel* good buy* in grove and Income propertieaT JOHN W. D. MOORE, Realter " 208 Mtieeh Bldg. 221 R. Flrat 8C - Phone t i l l S FOR SALE nice bungalow cIoh to achool amall payment dokrn, balance like rent. Edward Lane. Phont 1141. S ARTICLES FOR SALE ttiitk . 512 12 S P E C IA L V H V I C E h KENT A CAR YOU BlilVH IT PIIONR 200 SYWH KI.ANII .MOBBISON U IIRIVE-IT. INC Expert Radio Repairing Fred Myarx. a ll &. 2|ia St. SEE US FOR MIMEOGRAPH PKlNTINO AND. TYP1NQ CREDIT V llltEA U OF ------- ---- SANFORD------ " CEMENT STEPS far . D 8 N. Park V>>«ie luo Free eitlmaie. Miracle" Concrete Co. 800 Elm Ave. Phone 1835. THE HOME SHOP WATCH ft CLOCK HEPAIIUNH * SEWING MACHINES 1700 Sanford Av/ . Pln.na IN f-J SALES AND SERVICE n..i< a. Her I'm Sewing Math. Shop ATTENTION M ill HERS 115 S. Fhrnrh Ph. ^litU —DIAPER SERVICE— Baity Veiit fiirnliiit-a hoaplul i'U X E D O F E F .H S — e o iw o ;» ie l i t * . ciran, atotlle .t nit.-io nitd drotiorIlun*.’ * T u ie r l# P ee.1 S t o r e ii.-J container. - Ec.tnomi.'kl and aafe. Fully m.-tli. t-llv approved NEW SPINET PIANOS—Weaver. Coll llayton'i 2107-VV r. n**i*l fur Liberal trada in ft l*rmp. Tltu detail' 00 diaitr-rit, 'S'.‘ a week. Muair Box. 110 W. Ftr»l SC ••FIRST IN SANFORD* Poitne 053. WILL grind corn for feci, gill* MRS. BEST home mad* randy in A meal every Saturday morn­ 'can* for Qy*r Seam aiilpmrnt ing. J. \V. Bell. Lake Monro*. and package* fur home U»*. FOR BENT—Floor aander. Ea»y Phon* County 3106. openition. Reasonable rate). SenGeneral Electric automatic bian* ford Paint ft Glaaa fki. Pltone keta for alreping comfort. 303. 11. B. POPR CO. INC., DOIKIB* • PLYMOUTH FOR HALE' PARIS AND SKIlVICK OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 OENT8 100 Palmetio Av*. -i Phone 1011 p£l BUNDLES. I'lr.no Tunhig and Impairing I . L Hill. J. Re*. flll-W . 10, 18. 20 and 25 CENT HERALD OFFICE . SIGNS .FR IED -SH R IM P-D IN N ER S- ^ rarda and ooatara 4RAVICM O—DUE'S SION HI______ every night a t Huraer'a. O. D laindraaa. Phon.. lo ti GAS hot water* heater, 2 year* old. aXrellent condition, 160.00. (?i>het)‘* Kadiati'i Shop lor rut*picU, radiator aorvice. 106 Sa.tPhone 1140-J o r 10H0-J. fird AV*. Phon* aSO-V." BEAUTIFY vour home with LljIf ADD many year* of lifp to your uatrum hnlgo. Contart L. li. nirUl roof pml U-autifv the Mann. Lake Monroe, Fla. for home.' Wa apray It the color any aitc or any quantity. you want. Block ami other ronCABBAGE plant*, Marion MarCrete Mi in-lure a|irayi-d in liaal lo t I- Il-Mann, t ak^. ilmuata . T~ tr t" n :|illl. R irn i efc. .m|iia>*d with licit oil paint*. I ^ t ua glv* SEA-BEE Outboard 6 H. P. mo­ you a fren eithuate. Rcal'a tor 1120.50. Gene'* Texaco Ser­ iiortal'li- apray unit, 300 W. 2nd vice, 1120 Sanford Ava. Phon* St. Phone 1064 J. 0184. Albert Hickann H.-palr Shop ALL METAL 2 wheel trailer, 6tli Street A Imurrl Avenue practically n«w, attractive price. Illackamithlng ft general repair Phon* «f,H R. E. M. Armilage. •phe Telephone 1358 WOOD HEATER In good* condi­ ANNOUNCEMENT tion. Phone 624-J. MARSHALLS' Cuatom made Venetian Rllndt, O. E. 10 FT. double duty meat Awnlnga — Ten day delivery — diaplay caa* and compreuor in Workntanihlp guaranteed. Pbori* good condition, new motor. 1876. Lodgf ft Son. RAYMOND STUDIO FOR QtlICK SALE ono new Bar- Expert photographer available at caio Pjllow Arm Porch -Gilder all times f4f anniverwith aprlhg filled, p in tle cover­ aarln. birthday parlU-i, abfial ed cuahJong. $69.50 value to gatherlnga.__ Phon*_ IQOfl, cloye out at $68 quick. Pirat AUTO REPAIRIN0. Ilall'a Gar­ coma, flrat aerved. Sanford age, Sanford and CelAry Av*Company. nue*. Co. 311 E. lat- Ph. 058. For Dependable IIEFFRiG ERATIC NON SERVICE V j ' , Call GAN AS REFRIGERATION SERVICE Ph. 870-W , ' The Mualc Bo*. 110 W. fat SC I’LL BUY your ear regardless of 13 NOTKJES—PERSONAL ag*_or. Roy Real, 306 a phon* 963. i or condition. eon 2nd 8L ATTENTION LADIESI OCTOBER 25th will hara all kind of vegetable plant* for Mttlng WANTED AT ONCE. 18 uaed Make a one-stop service fur all your laundry and dry cleaning piano*. Th* Music Bok, 119 W. email or large acreage. J . W. lat St- Phon* 063. * . . needs by using rour favorite 8*11, -Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone Self-Service I-aiindry. 18. I - THE RE8T late model sedan THE IIELI'Y SELFY LAUNDRY ' GLOBE greatest cut-rate 1600.00 will buy. C. A. fchilner, 406 W. 16 St. ons Studio. 300 National Bank H LOST A FOUND —---------Fla. :-------------- -JWdg. AUTO PAINTINQ SUPPLIES, . Dulux and Duco Spraying En- ‘ L iv y lo c k , 1 HOG. block with white front legs. Loit at GrapevlUe Ave. ft amtla and Lao oars. Maaklr" WANTED: Young jersey milk Country Club road. (5 reward. Up*. Sanding Disc and Paper. Phone 1018-J. Phone 728-W.________________ Senkarik GUaa A Paint to . 112-114 W. tad 84. LOST — Rrown leather bhlfold HELP WANTED with all identification ft money CELERY PLANTS: W: 1st 8 t at Inside Reward. Tad Williams, ‘r CanaL W. C. Muse. 01RL8 WANTED. D n ty 'i Drug Ph. 772-J. SWEET Hamlin orange* $100 fllora., __________ LOBT Small rhita gold oblong bush. R. W. Lord, Phon# 788watch. LUck band, at South Sido carnival Friday n ig h t Caii 1006 W. Penny Wallaca. MEN—Need 2 at PP4d- U * u r upright PIANO. ^ e ^ o r ta M p .jr U h Watkins necosai sales in history. . . . . - Voluala Ava. or t>. 0 . Box 1181 Daytona ‘ V ou a re I h r re fn rt reiluU ad In a p t e a t lu -m.-ld cati»e 'a_ pel run n* "* a lt u .n r * at *he liff'irt .if rati* t 'o u r l at tha F a u n lli-e»a at nan* f t' uf n,inole i t h i . |*l,iflJa J_ u a T=»»rl*r H e | l t h d a v •/ .N ..\*m her D III? and It.-I in * ttrfaiilf ih e ia i-f. a d e tta a p in e<)a fe e an trill I r rr.irr *d e e td l.r t yn u *n d eald t t ’ . " a ’ ll pio raa d r l . f l t t r t V I T X K H * n ty hand an d n f i t r ’a l t Hinfi.l r lfh Flur.da -111', th- day ,. f 1O cto b er A . P . 1 » (T . P — H arnd -n. n a T k - 'w * - t 'l m i t t Court • eemti.nl* t’ iunt} F lo rid a (Official healt it-.a.tnttry_ r.rw-'aia* Atlrtrtiati at Taw Sanford Florida T i i v n p c j i t T r r r w T »*f t i i f '.••‘ •t h f r n i r i A i . v t m i ’ fT . in .mN ’t* F O II T H K F O tN 'T T O T M EM IN nt r « T IT K o f r fA ltlD A , IN F I I A N T F I t V NO U l* / t i l l I. r o l l h lV O R C R ’ I .A V t S M 't lt .I .K M V I V I A N S O . I -I .ta llff, V*. PKTFIt V|VtANNO. iWf# intent K o n n r t *> a p w a h Tl» l*K T K |I Vn-IANNO whr*# r## ! i » 1l»»t« 1* t < * l#*'n«»nii At #nu* orn#r VAti cilfitta \v. «■• . ru n n N‘#W J#it#r y o v - \n r ttrBFtfY n o t ip ip »( 111 I 0 l i t fur lilt Off*# tiki avstn#* v«m in Ih# .•'irfuli ■’ » "1! ' ' ' ' ‘ r f - n i n ' 'tf • . * • Mialr vfnlK f rt MiH*» \ ..........'I - IN v\ 11 \*i:s i u i i k i. i .*!#* ATTISTi II .V fmyer CU, f a . . T * i t n l AS PUIntlff, I (tutu C b f t r f f tr y I H .IV K it S jr r a c i f . 'V U A lt.M V K U U t*u t« » -co u h iy tn a ch , Bui. (irlt-vn. urea fomirr Went••in Conferrnce aprini rliam|i|tli>n. . Relief At Last ForYourCou tn tirK lit I IIvt it tt It'll' l i f t U K OF r i l l . *i t i l l u n til iik ij k t ir t T Teilahaat.* F ln tid d lt r t .d ..| I I 'l . M t l t m i V I T . » \ l l t Ilka irrileTM. promptly lif t Tilth FHOHMtVt -M d. « germ leden phjm n. and__ eld nature ii oei :io end heel raw,i itender, ln til tm )•> A tl. f|»T * "ti lit. Imtt. to aootbe . bronchial fnucoui ouF m am * i l l ) ■ t i. .vritil-. i I M I . f f tl'* rUlt LTell your dniggDt i a you it to it • I I I . "B u f 111* llil..tta t"e of CreotnuUloa with the unu |ifl J7'U.* y.» lim ­ you mu*t like Um wey M i t * . It,, b . i Nil t i t Mamin,tlr t tin Ute coegU or you erg iy hetm.rea 'I t ail* 3 > ' f» " nn.t Jta.-'..I M l w ill ha ...a im e d al Ih ' n llir . fi.-ht g u a l i l l r d I '. n tra rt.u i >, .- It and llu a d tn li* IV .itk tea . f-mila of* ibftMiurtiiib a b* n«l III- lu r t t n o u i II **«ml \li^ »‘ .i%*it*rnt im« iKlt'rb'tfti (1*1110* ritr IrhUh tt •t f.t | A c#M»- I ,y id ’ ibMb—*n —tW ^emfrim—r r t tllwl I » ti ,11 If I#«•till 9*1 K i t #••t It pr«i(i.>%jil a <*riiiflr«t t h t f l tn ih * tMnt unf R la tn l ( b Ih>Y#. intltf* cc nr cYv oi wmu u L b t d ii o v /nn AWNINGS IVORY or WHITE TRIMMED IN MANY OTHER COLORS for Cough*,C hut Coldi, Bronchitil FREE ESTIMATES WoulJ With l»- *“ l- lu lh« t ItUlihlAA III Itl* in n f * I '(A#* *4# l l a r h . r t 'l.a ltip a ti lln t a iii.il. s t a ir l i . h u m Kaelnrar King Sloiuich U< Mury lllrrr • Paint?%■ BLINDS or AWNINGS Cule (R cglitrr And Volv) ktAft Mt* « | |/»|t|| tm rlil Y*U)| Ihf t t . 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In Ua »ai;.l ,0 p | fJ O t’ J iM . \«H T (' l)«( J iin .rttl h| t <tftl I t1 # m i.'l *• I 'lUN'IIV It b K I ••In ll I t'fi l'fa<B I'tl. l"i^l#«l In 1*10 • t||iha 0 lalftl I •allkl lit «m MUlM r k# ( ) » L* | - SEMINOLE VENETIAN BLIND CO. ft JO Weal Third Street Hi.me II52-W 0/AKK I Kb) AUTOS FOR SALE TRADE: 1941 Uulck, 66,000 mile*. A-l comlition for 'smaller car suitable for trada-ln on na ear. Mr. Nwd, Trailer Park. \ : r« K W INDOW NOOKS! • Venettin LllitJm ac mr.lurl* th* beauty ul youi win lutV 11**1 Lienl . . . •Iiuitnale uiidoiiut.l* Vlavra, tram a (it) ary diltuis light., end laoulil* meotii.tmn Uy Huy (iutto h v - |*«- .... v * * » J all.'ft v.»"» lAlff !#n i v i l f f t r i w p w ith th# C irri, df # . -1 i «•!»• i ut lf.» " itl k C .u r t f lu # # In fi • #» f n r £ | fif ’ Iraf ,*• I* • *41* '(ll A Da. 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Phone' 1000, 8:30 AUTO KAOIOS, Motorola. Sale* to 6:00, 1 end Service Th* *M0«l« Bui, 110 W. l i t Sl. Phone 958. 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SALE V o ile # It b#t#Ljr ti lh«« I Ain In Hii»ln#*« n E Mb H»r##i i th# KtrtJiintM nnwi# o f WORK WANTED !'■ hN T i l l : m lif t I I T »H*1'I I T ,*» T I I K N IN T H J F H t C I A I . F l l l i ' F l t S T A T K # * b#»#l»> i f i m l M l 4114m > l n r * A f # t t iF F tA M tlH A C tJ F N T T i f « » • r. B u n i n 41r# l{nl|*l. A n * !h Hm l»* J .r l l l .t i 1 ACI»rn#r for" OFFICE apara In Maltch Building FOR SALE—Llmarock lo r drive I-arg* light office*, iswfy uccorway* and roadway*— Phon# 1241. •teJ. aU nlililiva, heat and jani­ \ tor Mrtrica furnished. Cali 8d8tie* ipace heater* $14.05 up *V II. A A . Dipt. Stole. II. a POPE CO. INC. TW O NICE room*. Phone 268-J. PalnU. Poultry Mupplie*. Kail*, 70S Oak Av*. Purina Feed*, Grocerim and RECORD PLAYERS and radio* Meat*. Tuurhton A Watson, 12**1 for rent. liy day or week. The C*lery, Phone 1100. Mutlc Box, 110 W. lat St. Phon* ttM. ALUMINUM cateinent window*. Steel caieinnit and Altuuinutn 2 NICE ROOMS, tingle or double. I dnul.li* hung wlnduwa. Miracle 718 Oak Avenue. Concrete Co. 800 Elm Av*. »— —■ 11■ Phone* 1335. '■ _ j — b i '. ■ ■ ■ ’« ■ ?■ »■ Legal Notlc^ Idl J l» I .* t_ — . I' w ill l.r f e it u D i'd w lfli r a t h pro. I M IS I **e I. n r d a. 1*0Mil. I* T I IF I.M A I ttilU S n A l t N 1 V K U * | u f .N r it e W h * ' A- n TO | I'l i|K>«#lt Will l># Ul •a'.nt.e «| htw* raalalattra an d , ad d rtaa la A p a rt* •»«*>• • " J *** a "< rr..t aa.namt y t u l.t *! •.»!!(.#»! i M n i m r i o n »*i*oi » a l I I t-K . U a k a r VIII * a . F "l« m . »hd aatd r anaa • I |,tiu a .d m aaat I 'a ltc th in t.. Ihlm o fII. a m i l T I I K M i l l .hua. tla .'(* |a . ( ilt lH '.K t t ‘ ll» .t t h a nr.tUa •• •I» Rart. ' * OF It F o il K A C II P I I O F llk A l. r t t f a i t ic i i K R i : n y n o t i p i k i * w .v k to r fo o l I l . l nyv I » K a n .- Ia»a tt... 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Fftrir Phone 37 % •*p atb'a Htu l*»tal , M tteV Tr.'ru.C A a.^a.iTOM3MT A>Ot»C —'1,1 " HON CHS l* * K :; W # m uaJSM.’ I sttaft h«SCROHSM^g S Q K A U O .’ ii*M o o r K lto lW WAS A O rtU ' H T v u rro o r. DfU-SUtr.'r- !! - �i -J / MONDAY, NOV. S. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT Cominform the United Nation* eventually that the ComunUt Party *hould to keep the peace. not-affiliate the statement said " “ * *le evolution at another point. • (C sslliw s t n a r»*« Os.) he add«d, in these direction! ‘‘.‘Since the abandonment of not Indefinitely underwrite the adequate "1 want a tota Roosevelt'* policies at ■th* and world.” fens*, l/nAmerican national of the war, the Communist Par­ Finally, he demanded a “total­ ty has intensified It* struggle ly adequate American national shared Ideas can ba a danger­ against American monopoly's bi­ defense- although he added thqt ous delusion. I am opposed to partisan preparation for World "I decline to proceed on the trag- appeasements which aggravate, the War III and its reactionary drivr lie theory th a t war Is Inevitable.'' dangers from which they vainly against the living standards and I Vandenberg accused Russia of seek escape." Ha urged his audience to coii. democratic right* of the Amer­ frustrating economic unity S t tha tlnue vigorous support of the ican people." . occupied son ta'ln Germany IttivlUnited Nations on ground* that The American Communist Par­ ty has h*d no official Ihlerna- olatlon of tha Potsdam agree­ “>o long as we are talking things ment. out, no m attsr how angrily, we iional affiliation since 1040, when “1 am unable- to believe -that are not ahootlng things out-T it-le fl the Communist Third In­ ternational, admittedly to avoid a German peace conference could the provisions of the Voorhla Act, not preponderantly find common inquiring foreignHontrolled or­ ground, ha continued. “If the ganisations to rrgisler with the Council of Foreign Ministers still federal government. Tha Third deadlocks this winter. It hsd bet­ ( ( • • ( l a w s (r* M P m , O m ) International, established In 1010 ter adjourn sine die (without to promote world revolution, was setting a date for reconvening). sltly or the type of aircraft in "The peace conference should he declared abolished In 194,'i as a called by those who do agree to which he made his way to Lon­ war ally amity move, write a'practical, reasonable peaco don. Mayhew's disclosure came In re­ for the German areas within sponse to a question from Capt. Its jurisdiction." Touching on the veto’ power, Raymond Blackburn, a Laberit*. ffaetlKn* lim P as, Owl Vandenberg said th at tha Soviet who sought Information as to In planting other tremendous Union “acting strictly within Ite whether any application had been acreages, because of Inadequate legal - rights, hss virtually para* received from the Polish leader water control and drainage faclll- lyied the Security Council by Re for asylum In Britain, Meyhew said: ties. Thle particular - JJ»»ton (he 20 vetoes.” “I have been Informed that Mr. rains In some arras of tfre State The Issue between K ail and have been eo heavy that possibly West, he continued, is underscor­ MllmUjesyk arrived In thla coun­ no conceivable system could have ed by Communist attitudes “In­ try today and was given leave to land." averted serious damage. However, compatible" with peace. w* have had plenty of oeeaslone Mlkolajcsk's whereabouts had “On th* oh* hand," he went - and -doubtless will have plenty on. “this Involves the subversive remained a mystery until today. more — when a good, sound, ade­ infiltration of other nations. On Apparently ho fled Poland in fear quate water control system would the other hand It Involve* force­ of his life. Since his departure have averted, damage. ful Imposition of the rigors of tho from his homeland with a parly “While I recognise the impor­ ‘police slate1 wherever Commun- of seven friend* his Polish Pea­ tance of drainage and control of It geta control.” sant Party h is been remodeled the immediate. Lake Okeechohee Th# Senator demanded to know along line* favorabla. to Poland's area and the land to th* south of Communist-led goverment. Infor­ the Lake, I am also convinced the “total bill" for the Marshall mants in Warsaw hay* declared that we need to think morO ser­ Plan “Including China," adding that Mlkkotajcsyk’a departure iously of control In th at great, that “ we cannot Indefinitely un­ meant.the end to organised pdlitlderwrite th* world." rich, well populated area to the Following a frank canvass of rnl opposition to the, present north of the Lake. It will be. re­ called that a relatively few America's resources and under a Polish regime. A Polish forslgn ministry months ago the people of central sound administration with adeFlorida — Indeed of the entire quale cooperation, he said, he I# spokesman announced in Warsaw s t a l e w e r e , justifiably alarmed in agTeemant - with Secretary today that a special Polish Marshall's plan to aid Europe. over lowering water levels. Vandenberg said he favored a parliamentary commission wsi “We may. expect such condi­ 'live and let llva world," globai Investigating th* circumstance! tions to recur. 1 feel that If our Federal government, through Its disarmament and reliance upon surrounding Mikolajciyk's flight. Department of Agriculture, la going to come to us with plea* and demands that we produce more food .«- for our own Nation And for the starving millions of Europe — tv* hive a just right to expert It to exert energetic ef­ The RogUlfatlon Books of tfle'Clty- of Sanford, fort* through Its engineering and Florida, .are open at tho.City Hall, commencing Mon­ other sources, to help us fit our day, November -8, 1947, for tho purpose of reglnterlng soils, for cultivation and produc­ for the General Municipal Election to be held on De­ tion, and to protect our crowing crips from such weather haiards cember 2, 1947, and will remain open each day except as we ran plan and work against Sunday and holidays up to and Including November “A water control system In­ OO 1047 . • 1 J • volving the Peninsula north of the Lake, with adequate reservoirs to Peace Treaty Camp Convicts - ir*allew*4 (m s Pair* O s.) sell Henderson, Glynn county chief of police. Denlel recalled that Henderson testified only one prisoner head­ ed toward him and th at be was standing near young McNabb. The witness said he heard Hender­ son’s testimony. Daniel drew an objection from Defense Attorney Vance Mitchell by asking McNabb several times to name th* prisoner* he shot McNabb replied he could not name the men. A t.another point Daniel asked MeNnbb if h* had been sitting In •' court “laughing a t all thla." "Did you get Kim* pltaiur* out of killing thoa# prisoners T" the illitriet attorney tnundsred. ••No sir." replied McNabb, Defence witness, B. F. Moody, foreman a t the Glynn county camp, U nified that he wan pr*. aent a t the hospital the day fol­ lowing the shooting when one of the wounded prisoners declared “We got what we asked for." Worthy, young McNabb , ‘and Mikolajezyk State Market REGISTRATION NOTICE FOR YOUR PACKAGE GOODS ■ n 1J ro * KEEP CALLS BRIEF I RECOMMEND BILL’S PACKAGE STORE Signed, BILI^ Phone ft HANG 1UP CAREFUI1Y FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM Try T IP -T O P. ICE CREAM • - F l make our own lea Crea m, All flavor* Tasty — Delirious — Healthful T IP -T O P ICE CREAM 414 Hanford Avenue It b a'happy moling — Corn and Soya In a delicious blendlog ol tosHnes* and-nourish­ ment. It brings your family, proteins, vitamins, and jnlnerals Ihoy nead for good health. Get •s* * ? tedoY- - - Complete colls quickly. This assures better tervice for you and your party tine neighbors. Be sura phone Is p la c e d ‘securely on hook after each call. Remember, ona phone off the hook lias up an entire tine. GIVE * OTHERS A CHANCE RELEASE THE LINE IN EMERGENCY * When another party •» your line has an emergency, pleas* release tha line quickly...and pleasantly. itifo i THE GfiEAHSl TO THE VOTERS ;------ ^Vh^riTannouncecl- my candidacy for City Commis­ sion in Group One I did so with the thought that if elected I will be guided by the desires of the entire citizenery.of Sanford. ”7“ Friendship with all the people of our community will be a continuing practice of mine, at the same time , - • being independent and aggressive for the best interests of Sanfordr-a^ity which I owe a debt of gratitude. If you believe that by electing me to your City Commission I can be of help in promoting the growth arid welfare of Sanford, I will deeply appreciate your vote tomorrow. '.. H • -, M'—t Our city now has the chance of attaining what we have all been waiting,for; and as one of the many small business men deriving their living here, Tam anxious4 .. y . * -c • * . to help Sanford grow into a larger and more prosper­ ous community. If you believe.that by progressive efforts^ can help hasten and promote the well-being and prosperity of us all, then cast your ballot next Tuesday for: Anyone who doesn't have the means of transpor­ tation to the polls, whether the person is for me■ or.• not, 1. ^ *, may get such transportation by phonlnfl^745 or 9125v> * k ig it f'-TbiJeGs PARTY . Bill’s Package Store and Bar 112 Went FIrpf Hlrccl H. N. SAYER CITY R EG ISTR A TIO N O FFIC ER GOLDEN RULES Candidate for City Commission in �V -t! — TIIB WBATI1EK In Unit} lh*r« In Stranglh— To Protect tit* Peace t>f the World; .To Promote the F r o i r m of Amarlce; To Produce Prosperity for Sinford. variable winds. AN VOLUME XXXVIII ■>- ' " le Established 190S 11 i e i IN D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y N K W S P A rE K SA N FO R D , F L O R ID A —■ Ansocln^ed 1’res.i Leased Wire T U E S D A Y , N O V . I, 1917 John Winant, Florida Counties Ate Planning Camp Wardeu, Russia Says 12 Months Use Of School Facilities Ex-U.S. Envoy Four G uards Kills Himself et Dverwork And Poor Health Are Given As Reasons For His TakingJdisOwnLife LONDQN, Nto. 4, (ff>— Brit­ ain Mourned thy death of for* eier United Stale* Ambaeeador John G. Wlnsnt Xmlsjr aa the loaa of a friend whaVhsrrd thin nation’* suffering in war and her Joy in rlrtory.'T he Evening* Star called him a ‘war casually* In Ita headlines., i- The Erm ine Standard' rerail­ ed hi* words In 1911 of the British people: “Toil hare said aa little •• you hare done so much. It la all part of a /nildler’a faith •• to hare known tre a t things and to br eohtent with sllencs." And the paper added: “Tho** rrorda rould be applied to Winant hlmsflf." CONCORD, N. H.. Nor. A (ff) — John C. Winant," wartime imbatiador lo Great Britain and three lime* governor of New Hamp. shire, rhot himtetf to thklh fist | night with a .32 calibie Belgian pistol. • The 50-yrar-old diplomat, who letirrr) only in January a* jlerm*nenl representative on llic Unit'd Nalioni Economic and Social Council, war officially pronounced a suicide by medical refeiee Clar* ence E. -Butterfield. Dr. Butlei. field attributed the ad to over . work. Hit secretary, J. Bernard TruM u n tla u r r . a s l*sa* *!»■ World Supply Of Bread Cereals Is Reported Short WASHINGTON, Nor. A <ff>— ^ Thf world's supplies of bread cereals are 10,000,000 tons short of the amount needed to maintain pierenl y*tw Bi^3ir“ Je<in Bothl Orr, director-general of the food and agriculture otganitalion of the United Nations, said today. "The aituation." he said, ^ can lie met only by an increase in to­ tal world food production. The inctease which the -world nerdr muit tome mainly from the reha- - -— l iJitsi ion--end -tgiitullurr—m -thewar-devastated countries aod from the expansion -of the underdevel­ oped countries. ' Sir John explained that because of - partial failure of the 1947 wop. .especially in Europe, about ny.6D0.OOO tons are needed In 1947!94H\to prevent a decrease In bread and cereal rations, compared with y as,000.000 tons eatlmated at the Geneva Food Conference in Sep­ tember. “According to the most recent e s t i m a t e s , supplies available amount to only about 29,000,000 tons. The resultant gap ia 10,000,000 ton* Instead of the 9,1)00,000 that hah been estimated only a few weeks ago,” he said ia a statem ent prepared for an FAO council seas ion. Sir John added there was “no e irastlssM so !**■» Slit Voting Heavier Than 1Usual In Election Voting today, both for nomina­ tion of two City commissioners and for election of County School trustee* and determination of echoo) tax mlllage, was consider. ably heavier than usual. V At 2:00 P. U - 7$6 votes had been rail at the City Hall, it was reported by Mrs. F. E. Roumlllat, elerk. She waa assisted bv Jay Beck, Mr*. Ralph A. Smith and Mrs. Margartt F. Barnes aa ins per-tor* School voting waa heaviest at Precinct N a 3. at the Tourist Center, where at 2:00 p. M. 266 vote* had been east, according to Archie Rett*, elerk. He waa aastated bv Mr*. Cassandra Schults, ' T H. J. Lehman and Frank L. Miller 1 aa inspectors. At Precinct No. 1 at the old ACL depot and present girl scout headquarter*. 201 vote* had been east B. F. Whltnet fl/. reported. Inspectors were Mrs. Amelia Nob­ le. Mrs. W, E. Watson and Vivian When the elerk and Inspector* arrived this morning at the City Hall M 7:30 o'clock they found •w about a doten ritliens waiting • there to vote. It Wqe reported. A SLIGHT MISTAKE Meets on the “Hold The Quia Matter The Fort Program* on Station WTRR announced today that the senior team won the ranted! In­ stead of the Junior team aa an­ nounced on the radio at the eloso of the program last night. TALLAHASSEE, Nov. A *ff -»-Moil Flarida*ruunliri will he using their school facilities 12 mo-rilis a year by neat summer. Cliff Kerby. consultant in phjstral eclu<-a'ion and rrerration for the State Departl ni-nt of Education said today, The public school r-orj.n'.-alion law enacted by the 1947 Legislaliue permits rente le»ehr:« to l>e retained during the. summer months o cany on recreatiunal prottumi foLchildren and adults, Kathy said. y In citiea which already have municipal recreation depart menu, the programs will I* coordinated with projects already in prograaa. However, community recreation program* wilt be an entirely new venture for many small cities,’ Kerby aald he is being deluged with correspondence from com­ munities anxious to see rrerration facilities provided and is making runny field trips to hrtp in organ­ ising programs. He added the new school law, which, .raised teacher salary standards In Florida, had increased the number of good physical edu­ cation instructors in the state and said "it's very encouiaging to are the numt-er of wrtl trained people we have in the field now." Kerby, who was director of physical education and recreation for llie .city of Gainesville W ore coming to the department of edu­ cation in July, said a “irrinrndoua amount of recreation will be avail­ able in communities which never had recreation before, when we make school facilities 'available. The Citiaens' Committee on Education, which made the re­ commendations embodied in Flor­ ida’s new school law, particularly urged the use of school facilities on a year-round basis, declaring there was no point in letting school buildings stand idle three John O. Winant months of the year or in clusjng Furmrr governor of New Hamp­ them for the day when classes shire and wartime Ambassador'to ended for the children. the Court of St. James at l^tndon, Eng. John <J. Winant died esrljr today a s a result of aelf.inflirtrd bullet wound. Ex-Envoy Dies Group Tried In Bruns. JVick, Ga., For Kill­ ing 8 Negro Pri­ soners Last July BRUNSW ICKr c7 . Nov. 4 Iff) — H. G. Worthy, formrr warden, and four former guards *1 ihe Glynn county convict camp were acquitted today of federal chsrg-i that they violated civil rights of prisoners .in the slaying of eight negro convicts L»l July I I . Worthy and the former guircb rrviuuiiy had been ctearrd of lame by a coronet's jury,' a Glynn county grand jury and an inves tigering committee of the Georgia legislature. Thr verdict was reached after eight minulrs of drlibrralion. The jury received the case at 11:47 A. M. today after listening lo six days of testimony. E Judge Frank M. Scarlett had warned against any demonstration and the sTnall crowded courtroom remained quiel when thr vrrdlet was announced. Defense Attorney Vance Mit.chell look only half an hour of the one hour allotted him to sum up the defense. He declared the prisoners conspired to 'ta k e over the camp for the purpose of es­ caping and asked, “Are we here to protect so-called civil rights of convicts who were guilty of m up der, rape, sodomy and every other crime, or are we here to protect civil rights of the men who were watching over them? “We need reform in our penal system. Guards now are aubjected to cursing because they are un­ WASHINGTON, Nor. 4 iff) able to properly punish prisoner*. —Senator Ferguson (K-MIrh) State law now confine* punish­ said today the fart that IJow. ment to solitary confinement. ard Hughes' 200-lob firing “We need to place prisoner* on boat can fly doc* not affect the same aU lu*. as soldicra of plan* to rrsm ttr hearing* on the United Bute* Army." Hughe** wartime government Mitchell aald the prisoner* vio­ lated law* M*lnM JW *rrectlon, . t o a law prohibiting criminal con­ Hughes' Mr craft became alrspiracy to Indict and convict an borne brieflr Bunday j»hlle_ tnrof e n r m a m n d t h a r th e y w rre — undrrrotny iixT tesla at Loa guilty of riot and iw l|tp i to Angeles will change plana for riot. the bearing*, Ferguses told District Attorney J . Saxtuq a reporter: Daniel told the jury that every"! don't see how |l does.” tiody in .Georgia should be uWASHINGTON, Nov. 4 (ff)- shamed when It gets to the point x With none of the fanfare which where guard* can *"«»» do n -c *. masked in prtvioui teutons, a prisoners, lay th n tin* nri Klin eOlirlyfiltl ■Utl lD*ll Senate War Investigating Subcom­ the prison courtyard allowed to go free. mittee rc-oi row into Howard Hughes* wartime Senate Probe Of Hughes Contracts Will Be Resumed Citizens Group Urges Reduction In Income Taxes E™eh,as2fr ITs.If*|dFor* ° ,H Cost Of X-IVing _ . . . . —LowJnQome Groups WASHINGTON. Nov. 4 iff)— A Citizens Advisory Committee on taxation recommended today ” a reduction in intftridoal income tax rater for all, with due regardi for the rort. of , living of thoie in ihe lower ‘income groups." The study group was set up by The House Ways and Mrsns. Com­ mittee, and includes both business and labor representatives. Ros­ well MaGill, former Undersecre­ tary of the Treasury, heads it. . The group's report, was submit­ ted as the Wavs and Means Com­ mittee assembled to prepare tax legislation for the special session of Congress convening Nov, 17. Chairman Knutson (R-Minn) has said he wants a bill cutting income taxes by $4,000,000,000 a y y r . Also on the committee's list of business was the issue of whether i I Fair with little change in temper* eture through Wednesday. Gentle Cm IIs s h C ss* Sis I Britain Is Planning . New Criminal Code LONDON, Nov. 4 (ff)—Tha gor. v n m en l undertook today to over­ haul Britain's ancient system of criminal punishment in a bill calling for the abolition of flog­ ging and hard labor, The measure, published tonight, made no mention of a proposal to suspend death penally for a fire year experimental period . An amendment ratling for the abolition of eapltal punishment. Informed eourre* said, probably will be proposed by a "backbench" labor members, many of whom have announced - their opposition lo tha death penally' '- U.S. Envoy Praises Argentine’s Peron BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 4, « V U .S. Ambassador James Brute aald In a speech today that Presi­ dent Juan Peron Is a “great lead­ er of a great nation." Ha told the American Legion poet tha Argentine president “has extraordinary ability to under­ stand quickly complicated busi­ ness situations, which la all the more remarkable when It ia eeoaidcred that hla training has been that of t soldier and a states­ man." Ha landed Peron for the spirit of cooperating In better i betwen the U .S, a Ad Ar saying he found “friendllneaa___ cooperation" with all with whom ha had made contact. He Peron p e r s o n a l l y “without exception" oi tare of Joint relation*,' plane 'contracts* Beyond the bare announcement that hearings will be resumed, com­ mitter officials here from Chair­ man Ferguson (R-Mich. ) on down dre|inrd to discuss the inquiry. ir n t liM * an gag* Wallace Returns To U. S. After Sojourn NEW YORK Nov. 4 (ff)—FormCr Vice "President Henry A. Wal. lace arrived a t LaGuardia Field today by plana dram Rome after a three-week tour of Europe and the Middle East. Wallace, who spent 12 days in Palestine, said “The tension Is not a* great a* It had been re ­ ported." He added that he had talked with leading Arabs and Jews and “the outlook of each la dependent upon what position they hold In life: hankers taking the economic view, farmers th a t-o f the work­ er'." The former Secretary of Com­ merce. who now la editor of the New Republic declared he did not believe "(here will be a great amount of bloodahedf after with­ drawal of British forces from Palestine. Rope-Truised Body Found In Car IVudk DETROIT, Nov. I, (ff)— Th# rape-trussed body of 86-year-old Gust Andromaloa, described by police aa a gambler, was found today In tha trunk of hla auto­ mobile on an East Side street. Polled quoted friends as saying Andromaloa waa last seen Oct. 29 in a downtown coffr# house district. . Officers aald acquaintances told them he had $30,000 In hla pock­ ets at that time. Tba only money found on tho bbdy waa two pennlea, although the fingers bore two large diamond ring*. Inspector Joseph V. Krug of the special Investigator aq aald “We w on pretty sure he waa in th* ttember* racket,’' KIWANIS MKBT A quit program, “It Para to Know Kiwanlt, will bo conducted at the .Klwanla meeting at 'the Tourist Center tomorrow noon by Edwin Shinbolser am E. C. Harper. America Seeking ^Var On Catholics'State Road Department Aids In In Poland Feared Improvement To Lake Howell Road Bv M iKnlair7 vl< . th^suie k naJ [VuGmcnt ha* apptuptialrd a t additional J4H,- J N O . 253 American Proposal Is Said To Amount To Re - enslavement Of People Of Korea l-AKf; SU CCLS s T Nov. 4 vff! 4*00 lo be added »u the of frdrtal money which Ilie County The foreign minitlrr of tho now has on hard (oi the purpose of widening and leiuifacing the t.ake Ijowcll Rnvd 'iiom llic Ptl-m o ihghw.iv to comic, i with Road 22ti .it Soviet L L 1.11110, Dltutd /. Manudiky. charged today dial the Goldcnipd it w anm un.'cd I »diy .it the Hireling of llir County United Stale* i» .ryking to "pigeon­ hole'' the qurilion, of in’trprndriice for Korea and to >ri up a “puppet I p r u p r l a t l o n , ut«n - tu ti'- l ( l is t h id s ^ I.()\1X)N. N„v; 4 'iff! Stan- fm th e in ip ro v i- m e n t -if ltf „,c. gUVcrnment."r* th e . 7 7 ^ ■ np a-ve »JMw Mtkolaiciyk prrdicled today | m|je inrhntlng the ic-mrM.tnuihk) ntacfr In* cluiget in thst Communitl-dqminaled, Poland facing and widening from 9 to attacking a rrviced U. Sc piopotal toon will begin an attack nri lit- * 1H" feet, will l*»- adcetjlw-d on calling fot withdiawal of Ameri­ Cathilic Church. | N^- ,H. , , , can and Siiviri troop* horn Ko ■ u i i n i i This i» a continuation of llic ll-e I’oluh Praiant Pally Roa.l east aiul south, it ira within *H) day* ' ‘if pocuble' er, irfinhed aftri Inc thamain {was pointed out l«> f.-lmilission after etlahlichmcnt of • piofioted flight fmm hi* natice land to n Chairman II 11• !***;*•• Hu f48.00rt indrpendrnt Koirau government. cape bring "slml and killed tik * tint the Cotmiy Im* on Imud Mautnhkv told the United Nsfor tin* road Improvement had a sheep.” said he mlrudrd to g » been donated la*t yc-ai f-*r III* lion* Awenihly'* "ii7 nation polit­ soon to the Unilrd Stain "to »er. Tn*.-awi!fn. farm to innikct road, ical committee the New American but ili- Commission doomed the friend*;’* prap«jrj|-"3tT1iriU'ii(r to the le-enLake Howell road Improvement "I am cute," lie said, "lliat you slat rmrut of thr Korean people" as- rtinre IhlpurtanT. wilh hr.ir in ‘a few wrrki of a (t. W. B|M*nci*r, ntlnctiev -fot Ono hundiod nmriorn fj- n ' while Hu—u amird at "icsloiing print firing turd fol taholagillg lllldinrd Cnssglls-rry. nnwoUliccd weir on llir Ocloliri di d din krl then hhcily," tin wolkrit; annllirr for having lo the Hoard that Mr. Casset- of County Court wlirn County Under the nsw U. Jii. plan, ell Wra|Him. You will »cr an incrr.c:- le-try hail agreed t-< tight-of- Judge R, W. Warr vnuidril tlie hllCIgll tittup* would hr out id WftV* for it now road evtenalOP ing 11giit otj the-church" from Sominoln Bout-vnrd ne-*o doikrt ihiro wrrkt iso riirce. ai K oira hv m et iiiinnier inilead of Ancwrnng ttuesliont, llir wai- ibe hiiK-wiml rare! r eok t - 1 it tie coiding lo Grntge ,-Y Sport, J: . by next fan. 1 .1 * proposed by l.ske ll- o r ll mill I Tonv. county provreuting attorney, wrio KtiCCl.l. limr Premier declared: "f veryunc In Poland would tikr t-conmd But Ion, 81-year-obi d e­ narrowrif down to 2h cave* col lot life U. .S. piopo*al aim called veloper in the region, p greed to the t Iiuii h land to hr divtdrd i>ro|tosrd ■ehsttee In the route trial, wlirn llir other* eithrr plead­ for tli<- cirattuo ol “national *camong llir pr.ccanl* if only thry fr-'tu the nririnnl plsl ed guilt* or had thru hum!* rc cuilly foicc*" 111 Koira and the cpphl h.cvr political freedom. Wr Engineer ,M. Hagan « » ' lioalrd hof.tii'r of llirir f.lllllli dmoluttop j i l “ all imlilaiy or often hear nf rliargr* tiring menu d irect'd to revi*r the plat to * lo ap|teai in Court at llir limr *<-flo linlil nv hum itiom" inch at factuird again*! priril* for atco lltat deed* mill' tie rnnveved ao-l tlirii ra*r» wrir called llfoie »rl up fiy do1 Rucciaut in V»nrt- start—t. The new route will J , . , , ciating with thr undrrgrmmd, hut oTiable To*id-ni« id avoid having! Dimng llir court Inalt tlncr do npidirm Koira. it ii true to >ay that llir church in "> n»0 I1-- race t i n V . w’-ore . frndanl* who h.td pirvioil'lv plo.nl- P Tin- irvi-i-il resolution n u *uhH lftlhUM rit all* 1**1Mr A lt J hs> never enjoyed such rnthusi- i„ .c., « n lr i| - Nil( (;,u|lv*' t h.viucrci thoi. attic mppoit from the |ieople a* j faring dav* for admission charges - Gu(j1y - , m,| |>lu, rt llutnm il do.ot now” Tho <'otUliPsiloll ngrood to lull'll' ^ .... ood ' Regarding his »-dd d.sh fron i hearing* tolntivr to dosing of Attorney Speer. They w o.oU, |rd with r a tiy in g j* ( X I • /I W a ^ w iv t . 20, arrosstho Ku«J1"' tow Jacohs charge,fwjth ran bequ_platted h u Lncvui_nuui. .Duu- s - r f m r r t l r i l w t - n p t m T W li n v i 'K S u T -• * ' 1 - c ) l t l | ) | ) 1 I 1 ^ » / >• | f , ' .. , f 1 0 JIS 11. L . e n d c r Now In S t I ri -4AI rj London Expects To Visit America Soon | '“T i'-t, ....... >•„] R,.a .......... . Uctober I erm Of County Court Is Recessed By Ware 119 Cases Docketed; 20 Set For Trial; . .EikditAre Gontimied • ■", ■.n if Gen. Patton Tells a lso jutw wf (lor many,-Mikotah'syk ■if said, with n smile: Ilies,* is |> ro*il Hi Silver man, chatgcil with ihiting alt an"Bnmellmrs you meet many or Lake, closing of which was re lomubilr, wlulc intoxicated, and tflv.yy Itusrian people, who llkn tpiested hv Charles Tvler, stmt- John-Pinkney Haii. charged with ting property owner. Tho other . •» r**» ais) NEW VOHK. N yU -d-A; G u rn-ad. closing of which was re- 0nlaiilulli'-itlling-Uittiinaliuit-bc» fuT liroigc S Patton. J•.» 111 In* qm-steit^by—Frrit- 1Tr"VYnson. a * 'riagr*. lunik "War A* t Knew It." pubfor Howard Iloleler an I Few Negroes Go To tionev During the l'a*t week then1 H. M, Cochran, is* a part of Were MX trials on charges of sell- tidied ll.n week, said ili.il “ui Polls In Mississippi Fourth- Street in l^ke Mary, l«e- ug liipior without a license All rveiy c.ne-pia; lit ally thiougliolll tween Florida and Alma Street*. 11 n n llH U r a a n l'» » > S i l l die (European) '"i anipalglt, I wa* A fortnerlv made * reriuesl liv By ASHDt'l ATKD I'HF-SH under .wraps liotu (tie. high-com­ Frank Pane her for vaeatlon of a Faw negroes rasl hallots with idatlcd l.fsOO-frml road near the mand. the -overwhelming white elector^ Dog Track was granted. >|f to,)(|y ,n M1„i*»lppi's state "1 his-may have been a good wida elect ion to name a successor thing, a* -cedin'- I ,(■;< i"-i »■**.to #a . , e t nTheodore 1.. _ jG.* the late U Senator prtuou*. " I'.itton *nd in tin* lowik lillboJcTv Track Is Tricil wrillen m l lM> and puhUtlied The capital city, of Jarkson re pociliumimdi 1-v I loughion Millported "heavier tria*i usual" vot­ Out By Dusty Boots j Two Drl.and youths, Fred Zoring from the Mart, reflecting the , 10- ami Raleigh llirkox, who find llir* (srmpsnv lively campaign dehate over , tho "lluwecri. I d-> ll'd lirliele I Members of the Dusty Boots By .Army Transport I**uea of antt-i' himniunion, tare- Riding Club held their first rar­ previously pleaded guilty of theft * M'grvffation ami -"nutside nied- ing and tuprnamrnt practice .Sun­ of l f « automobile* In Sanford wa*. and led lli.it had I brea during Septemla-r had sentrtice* permitted to go all nut, tile war NEW YORK Nov. 4 (A1)—Tin- dlers“ ln Mississippi piditica. Ear­ master i t the U. 8. Army trans- ly reports from the delta showed day at Ibrir new riay track «t . nort Charts* A. Stafford radioed that voles had been cast by only the Municipal Airport, It wax an­ lt»rt would (rare been saved.1 today that his men had braved four negroes out of a total of 89 nounced today by Jack Sassard, moMiinif. Court was recrkled until strong wind* In a lifeboat to res- Votaa in two boxes at Greenville. club president, who predicted that Nov. 12 when the Grand Jury will ' Defendinv Jin dapping of a »**ldiei m llir Sicilian campaign in In New York rain and high work on the rare track will be convene. rue the 31-man crew of the 1 orZornes wa* senlencerl lo three I'M 1, I'allnn um le that hr *aiv tuguese. schooner" „ ___ ___ _____ Marla Carlol* : winds _ kept 'thousands of New completed within the nest few which aint an SOS last night r e - j York voters fium tho pnlls, sog- day* A nunilier of spectator* years in the State lVnitcntlary tile Gl tilting -nn a bed nr.w t eoncurrent with a three y e a i sen­ porting it was sinking in mid-At- J grsting- that a pre-election fore- were present. If'lttiilntirii **m r«Af Starting chute* for the quarter tence that he received in Circuit cast of n record number of vole* iantlc. mile hone* have been Installed C o u rt ‘In Orlando on Oct. 1. All The message from Capt. Gun- for"an off-year election would nut and member* aided yesterday In. that will he a d d e d III time to thi nar Van Rosen of Brooklyn, mas­ Is* reached. ter of the Stafford, aald hla crew­ Rain was r e p o r t e d III several clearing the grounds next to the: first sentence is -the interval be----- *-*— -will * ■ 1la­ tween men made two trlpa In a lifeboat ctics in the upstate urea where n track so that everything sentence*, J cc. I k ** S m it h to take off the r u s of Ihe strick­ i 100,000,009 cash bonus for World in readiness for tho Armistice pointed out. ■—» H) a s m ii IATED PURRS 1 War II veterans was the principal Day rvelil*. 'Raleigh HlckoX wax given si two en vessel. The w ratli-r wax cloudy and , Van Rosen said th# three-mas­ ‘ i- cuac • The track It 60 feet wide and year sentence by Judge Smith. ted achooner was sat aflte by the In Kentucky the Ik-mocralir 660 yard* long. Post* have been This sentence Is al»u concurrent tniny, with trui|ieratunia atiout departing crew. Hla message was and Republican parties staged a erected for the tournament min­ with a* senti'iico passed In Or- norma), over tin- northern half of the country today, while snow received at th# New York port of ing of war for control of the 1 petition and yasterday future Undo. •mbarkation. ■J -tat* administration in today's ruuipetlturs mpetitor* were getting their , Johnnie L. Roy Dowling, 10 end below' fi>-t'/illg temperature* The captain said he was pro grneral election. horses accustomed to the new yr#rs of age, was releaord into were repirted fri Montana Rain f>-ll in rection# of central eeedlng welt with Ihe rescu The Democrels. with 11. R. Rep. path. Side line rail* have lo-cn the custody of his mother, Mrs. men. Tha Stafford, a- hospit aria C. Clements as their can- e r e c t e d . Kffia Dowling, pending « pre- Nebraska, iwiliug the winter wheat ahlp carrying patients from Bremn- niidata for governor, sought to recrop North I'lalti- repurted a fall Mr. Sasiard today announced evidence investigation nrhaven. Is due In New York Sat­ vain the power they lost lo thr that some of the best quarter Chargea of^autu theft against m eaturinf one-half Jnch and Val­ urday. Republican* four yrar* ago. mile horse* In Central Florida Tom Murray and We-dey Uj IIn-H entine .27 of an inch Rain was central in the north Atlantic are slated to he entered In thy were nolle pressed. Armistice, D a/ race*. Restitution for the stealing and stales, with the hesviext falls in Pennsylvania. Among noted horsemen who ate K uatlaare ">•> Light "now fell in eastern Mon­ expected to send entriee. he said, tana tuday and the lowest read­ sre Mark Ilrltt of Winter Garden. Rent Control.Chief ing on the early morning weather John Sutler, L Albritton and ua* 20 above at Livingston. C e d i Cowart of Orlando, Q. I. Charged With Bribe map Mont. The cool weather touched Roberts end E. W. William* of ' i’alalks, Tommy Rice of Ocoee, TAMPA Nov. 4 (ff)—Hanford parta of ihe western plains xtates COIUMBUS, O., Nov. 4 Iff!—A New Yo»k psychologist urgsd ra­ ‘ C. L. Mann qnd Aaron Story of but fL-drrul fun-casters said no J . Th o m p so n , 40, r*n t fo n tto l cial workers today lo give a* much help lo the aged at to the young. St. Cloud, Jack Sassard and Bod director tot tho St. P tlm b u n r sharp dtop in temperature* was Dr. George l.awto- declared, in a talk prepared for the opening Howard of Sanford. area, w u boynd ovi*r to 11 M ftn l expected. The mercury wa* slight­ 1 grand Jury today after a co-work- ly above normal In the western smiod of the 57th annual Ohio Welfare Conference that "social work XTer testified at a U. S. eommls* Gulf area yesterday, with a top is of limited effec'ivencv* it cunremirate* on helping the individuated sioner'a hearing he and Thomp­ of 86 at HruwtisvlUv, Tex. a good start and does not ire lo it that he hat a Chance lo fulfill the son conspired to spilt a $600 brllopromise of thi* good sts.1." — n i l l . l ) LABOR for deconlrollln;! rental* on an NUERNBERG, Germany, Nov. Dr. Lawton waa the first of five, apartment house. Commissioner Paul Pinkerton 4 (ypj—U. 8. prosecutor* Intro­ general speaker* her* to address* cally, and which can age successThe Civic Music . Association ordered Thompson held for grand duced evidence totfay that I. 3.000 social workers, puttie and fully," Dr. Lawton said, “social ___________ fnust_________________ meet the needs ofcommittee announced today that Jury action after he denied a pro­ G. -Farlwu Industrie demanded, r e ­ private, attending the* annual re worker* view of the welfare problems of every age group and glv# each ' t h e National Mai* Quartette which test from Thompson’s attorney, ceived mfll .exploited *l*v« labor­ the state and Ite communities. group n chance to express Jtsejf wax heard-Jfi-OrUndo teat winter OtU B. Radebaugh, Jr.. Ihat he e r s by the thousands, including ‘will present lh# first concert of had no Jurisdiction to bind Thomp­ children as x'oung a* eight yeara Others .war* Hal H. Griswold, and earn tu own keep. “Tha goal of age Is not old the Sanford season this yoar at son over on the charge fo con­ of age. Affidavit* were intropresident of the confsrence and former Mate welfare director ag* assistance or old aga homes th High School Auditorium on spiracy. duced in the war crim rt trial Jade H. Stippe, chief of the social or even social security, but Jobe, d ##. b. Paul K. Ilerahey, 41, InspectorJof 23 directors of the chemical service division of the Veterans' real Joba or subatitutes for Jobs This decision was made at a for 8t. Petersburg housing exped trust from three condemned Nasi Administration t Fred K. Koehler, that ar* almost Ilka tha real meeting of the Committee held at iter and himself charged with war criminal*. executive director of the Chicago thing. - ; the Tourist Center at the close of conspiracy to bribe, was the only Community "Chest, former Cin­ "Mcial ' worker* muat help the drive Saturday night It was prosecution witness a g a i n s t JAYCBE NOTICE age successfully K)to decided that that* will be Thompion. cinnati Public Welfare and Safety Americans There will tie no board of direc­ Director, and also a former dir­ through old are guidance center*, three attractions this.year with a lie relatsd in detail how he and tors meeting of the Seminole ector of the Division of Misplaced recreation centers, Job-finding concert nlaalst for the second, Thompson agreed to solicit $600 County Chamber of Commerce to­ Persons for tho United Nations centers, katrmlnlng centers, suitable end a Ballet Intime for the third, from Mrs. Mary Stocksr of 224 night, It was announced late this Rehabilitation and Relief Adminis­ housing development* to replace All aectjons are made on tho Btach Drive, St. Petersburg, for afternoon bv Gordon Bradler club tration; and Charles L. Sherwood, old ago homes, associations for basis of a vote by tho vorious removing rent control* from her secretary. The City Hell and the •tote welfare director. successful Aging, group therapy members of tbo association. Mrs. apartm ent house and how he wa* counting of the votes will causa “To have ad America which U setups, retirement planning con)- J, L. Ingley secretary explained arrested by FBI agenta Immedi­ the meeting to be delayed, Brad­ aactuA and happy psychologi­ mltUea, ete." 1today. ately after fatting tha money. ley stated. In His Journal 2 Detand Youths Are Sent To Jail FfTrAutoTIuTts 31-Man Crew Saved srrsSs'Tcitt a s s : * • « « , * ... -j U.S, HnsTmichOf Versatile Weather Ste Social Workers Are Urged To Give As Much Help To Old As To Young ' Male Quartette Will Sing Here On Dec 5 .M !I � 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 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/3b6561e946f7bd4dbf8b6e02bcffbee7.pdf 4c051129e259dc43c3d2a4dc24d9aed4 PDF Text Text I V m \ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT addition to other training they Volunteers Needed •in will be given InatrOctlbn id the By 82nd Airborne u*e« o f *now*hoea and akin, the Atom Bomb Capt Millard F. Mathews, re. ' ‘ " Th, lr, fruiting officer of the 0>|nndo * 'cnc- .The Iro U.S. Army and U.8. Air Forte ,he use .of the Recruiting Sub-Station. nnnounr*'i*rca*"cr clothin - ad today that volunteer* are , *oun* nu n needed for enlistment in the fam- ln* this famoi out 82nd Airliorne Division, part tion. which pi of which will carry out “ Opera- $60.00 per mor tion 8nowdrop" tide Winter at may w-rurr fi Pine Camp, New York. from the local ------Cept.-MatliewI MAIed that thl* ilf.S. Air Force it an excellent opportunity for I (tentative*. in young men, due to the fart that jBherlff'd Office, Where Customers Send Their Friends' Ilnw, lang-haa he known hitler' irtunity tugrt m /m v SALAD DRESSING . 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Two more Hollywood terpen writ­ try on a quota visa In 1041. 'longer er* were cited for contrnipt hy a Speaking with a heavy German 1minds n Home Un-American Activities |h|* c< SulK-oininittec today, bringing lo accent, Hrerht quietlyanswered 10 the number thus accused. Ring what the committee has begun \praveat Pemocr I.nrdner. Jr., and .Leafer Cole calling ila "«fl4 question". "I was not a member, and am ,urv|ve were riled.when they refused tn give "yes nr no" answer* to que»- not now a memtH-r, of any Com- ,|nK |(." tions whether they are or have la-en Communist*. Aa Irr the eight previous rase*, •he committee presented teatlFOR TH E BEST ICE CREAM nmny. from it* investigator, of finding Evidence that the men riled have been Affiliated with the Communist Party. 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Bars 29c Junket RENNET TABS For Making Rennet Custard* & Ice Cream <4 *4 X X ’ CHIFFON Old Glory Pork and DEANS No. 2 Can He Zlgler’a Apple- 37 o*. Jar BUTTER Jar 29q Soap Flake* Lge. Pkg. 29c Del Monte Pickled- No. Stt PEACHES . Jar 37e Standard- No. S - (Limit 4) TOMATOES Ii h U i h a lac* ■ A s p a i a a v ja m 18-ax. Jar ' 49c JAM VtlTMti CHEESE Can 10c lb Jar- 23c * 2 lb* 87c Ounpbetl'a- No. t Can . TOMATO SOUP Can 10c Dawn Olo- No. S Cana CUT BEANS tCaere* cm 2 Cana 25c «$W T# M » w Om «S k �/ \/ In Unltj Thtre Is Strength— • • T H E W EA TH ER “To Protect the Pear* of -tha World; To Promote *ha Progress of Anurias; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. § > a n fa r ii .J Partly cloudy through .Saturday. I.ifht north,to northeast winds. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER j .. . VOLUME XXXVH! T ln U b lU h e d 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA— FRIDATrOCT. 31, 1947 Associated Press Leased Wire Pan American CIO Official Challenges House Candidates State U . Group On Minimum Wage-Hour Act Position On Issues^ Plane Lost In Alaska Found • A t Jaycee Forum All Reported To Have All In Favor Of Law Enforcement, Pub­ l ic Improvements Within Limitations Nation Squares Away For Voting Test On Tuesday Four candidate* for the City &>mmittion appeared at the JayR e Forum last night at the MayContest Fore­ fair Inn and staled their poiilion* Close seen In Kentucky; with regard to civic matter*, anJ answered a set of ten questions Bilbo Seat At, Stake which had previously been pro­ pounded to them by a 'Jaycee WASHINGTON. Oct. 31 t/Dcommittee. Jack Lodge, the fifth Allhough the Taft-llartley Lsw candidate, had previously answered and high prices have figured in the questions as published in The some rares, politicians look for Herald Wednesday. f’ few 1948 “ trends" in next Tues *>The candidates were introduced day’s off-yeaf slate and municipal by Prasiden! .Brailey Odham and elections. An apparently close contest for their statements were- broadca:! over the radio. The forum was the ■Kentucky governorship, now held as a pail of the Jaycee cam held-by a Republican as the result paign to stimulate interest in civic of a 1943 upset, hold* prime in­ affairs and In get out the vo'e terest from a national standpoint. There also will be a six-way in neat Tuesday’s election. Jack Morrison was head of the commit^ Democratic race for, the Senate tee which strangref the affair! seat of the late TK-odote G. BilboA In general, all the candidates in Mississippi, three special House favored some improvement in pres­ elections to fill vacancies in Ohio ent recreational facilities though Indiana, and New York, veter­ ccftain modifications were express­ ans’ -bonus referenda in Ohio and ed by some. All of them agreed on New York, and scores of county the need for repaving, hut the and municipal elections. question remains as to how to ft j A fourth congressional vacaacr nance it. Fred H. William*, a can- will he filletf in Massachusetts Nov. didale in Group No. I, said the |8. City fhould pay for repair work; | The House seats at slake Tueshowever, that new paving should iday were held by Republicans fa assessed against abutting prop- )n Ohio's 4th and Indian's 10th erty owners, but only on their re- districts, and' by a Democrat-'in ouest, a position also taken by New York’s 14th. The Massachu­ John Kridyr. another candidate setts 9th district seat was held in this group. by a Republican. No upsets in All of the candidates were’ In these districts are expected Hy favor of law rnforcament, but leaders of either party. Mr. Chase was the most outspoken Seven special House elections In this respect. *'I will expect the —police to-work-with the Sheriff's have- been held so f ir this year office and the State Road Patrol without a tingle .turnover. . tjOweement M / « • , ” I f H»re h^lsfjp are the more^lm. 4 6 ^ 4 8 Sunity.7 I floo'Niot ap- portent contests tn TuesdayW oTherr patronlxe | prove o f M gambling tng: devices, slot machine*, bollta. etc. Kentucky—Governor candidates The blggeat difficulty encounter are U. 8. Rep. Earle C. Clemente #d by the law enforcement of- i * niofrat, who voted against the fleers I* -the public opinion and Tafi-llarUey Ww. and State Atthe patronage of gambling dcrice. General Eldon 8. Pt.mm't. bv number* nr nur citizens. This “m m o s t unroH,;: Republican. C le r ^ t l U , hidlgd nttrennmrnVeL r a c T ii7 ^ » p c c t y'ftITtenised TabST but " Jn$W lhrtuehee^..... ... , . has nut for authority among the younger discussed the new labor mensgeneration” . * ure. Republicans have, atempted w All of the candidate* favored tn. make the act the “ main laaue." tome Charter refojtn though Mr. Clement* contends that Dummlt Krlder limited hla'answer to the "worship*'1 at the Shrine of Sen­ election of {he mayor who ho ator (R-O.), the announced suggested should he paid n suf­ presidential asplrint who. Clem­ ficient salary to devote his full ent ,»ay. “ wrecked price controls” . __ tims . Lo Jha Job.-All-of the- can­ In Congress. Dummlt retorts that didates thought something ought fr*nfl«Mit4l »•« Fact Fmirl to be done about th# Sewage _______ Disposal Plant, but the question' • of financing It waa not easily V A D lH c lO H C R L i s t answered. All of the candidate! were tn Of War Pensioners • (favor of Improving the xoo within Ttmilatlona provided hr available WASHINGTON Oct. 3t (A5)— fundi.. The ... samp , difficulty , , .ap (The Veterans Administration said peared with reaped to extension to<| that of 2352,614 war veter- o f the sewerage aystem end other ' nai |u ,on -128.968 Improvements and' moat of the tare fi6 or 0¥er candidates agreed that the City The ''86 and above" group In­ should operate on a “ pay as you cludes all 8S Civic War pension­ go" basis.ers. All the 800 veterana of the Jack Ratigan, also a candidate Indian Wart, and all but 017 of in Group No. 1. -advanced a sug­ the 112.848 1 8panlsh- American gestion not .Included in the ten War veterans. Jaycee questions that the City Also Included In thla elderly ’ a firm “ of" munldpail group are 145 veterans of World A ould 01 “ employ ' experts to survey tho raunTax axpena «* surrey u u « ■ « - ) * „ K and 18.745-of the 487,165 Iclpat tax structure and make Wor,d War , vetarani, u I.Uf.hu rr >mroend“ t,° n! “ ■ Z??ld 2.212 men of the regular prmdistribute expenses more oquitab- jf<j establishment. Iv and raise the money necexxary | Annual benefits to the elderly to run the City and provide a aur- |r«.terani ^ u , fiai.880.000. InP'ui frr Public ,Improvements. • f , cl vl , War. $i20.floo. In, « I*■*■>'■ •• r . « . Bias .r tvnnmy); 8panllhSpanUh dtmn w War. 1700,000: t l 10.084,000 A m e r i c a n War, SI 10.084,000; Prison Records Read World -Wan I, 110,301,000; World 1,000; Work War If, 1200,000; and pensioned In Civil Rights Case regulars, f l , 187,000. BRUNSWICK. Ga. O ct 81 (ff) —Prison records of 87 negro con­ victs alleged to have taken part In a disturbance In which alght were killed were read In federal court today. The record* tot tbs men. con­ fided of rape, murder and burglehr, showed one had escaped six times and several had broken away more than twice. M Defense Attorney Vanca Mitch­ ell said he planned to pot Warden H. G. Worthy and fear guards on the witness stand. They era ac­ cused of violating the civil rights of the negroes. Mitchell said ha also had sever­ al other witnesses and predicted the case would continue Into next week. STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Oct. J l UPl— Howard C. Petersen, former assistant Secretary of War aald last night "Until there la a 180degree change In the Kremlin foreign policy there la absolutely no chance of placing dependence In tha United Natlona to prevent war." In an address before the annual convention of the Pennsylvania Association of College* and Uni­ versities. Petersen advocated uni­ versal military training as the beat preventive of war for this nation. TOWNSEND TALK A talk on the "Common Sanaa m the Townsend 'iSai£ lfen Han fng by Dr. Alexander Scotland end r f Si. Petersburg at a meeting o f the Townsend Club at the Tourist Center. Amusements were enjoyed and refreshments were sarvad. Tha dob will again meat on Nov. 14. PROTESTS ACTION MADISON. WIs. Oet $1 (A V Iris Alexahder, 20 year old Uni­ vanity o f Wisconsin co-ed, who waa evicted from her private rooming house because aha dated I Bffro itudint. u y i tha nlini w aak federal and state agenelea Initiate action and do aoatothing about racial discrimination.** Peace Hihged On Red Policy, Not The U.N. Died In Crash Occurihg On Sunday; Intense Hunt Made KETCHIKAN. Alaska. Oct. Jl (/Pi— Wreckage of thr Pan Amer­ ican World Airways clipper that crashed Sunday with 18 persons aboard was sighted today on *n Annette Island mountainside. Wesley Monscn, son of pilot Alf Monsen of thr crashed airliner, said he flew over the wreckage and "apparently all had been kill­ ed instantly." He said there was no question about the wreck'd plane’s identity. Thr plane was partially burned. The crash was against 3.600foot high Tamga* Mountain, high­ est' point on the island- off the rugged an irregular southeastern Alaska coast. It is six miles east of the Annette Island airfield. The crash was on the north side of the mountain. It wai over the Annitle' field that pilot Monsen. a veteran of northern flying, made his last report by radio Sunday. He said then that , extreme tuibulencr turned him hark from a scheduled landing on the field. Two search parties were en route to the srene. A CAA Inspection party flew a seaplane to a small lake at the foot of the mountain, and planned to proceed afoot. Another group left from the beach. The wreckage Was first sighted about 8:46 A. M. (PST), the WA5HINGI0N. Ocl. 31 (.7*1- -A CIO official., estimaliig that Conste«*men are paH $7 to $12 an hout. asked memhcii of a House labor subcommittee today how they would like to try living on 40 cents an h o u r.--------- -—— -------r—---------------;---- -— r?-----------Russ Nixon, 'V.s*h‘njlrn representative of the CIO electrical work­ ers, made the .omparson in a statement urging that the hourly mini­ mum o' the wage-hour act be raised from. 40 to 75 fents. “ Not counting their official*expenses. Congressmen now get which you find does not go 'too' 815.000 • year," Nixon aald, "on far at present price*—and th* th* bast* of a 40-nour week, 40 cents an hour minimum of the 52 weeks a year, that would be present law." 87.21 an hour. Nixon said it is “ impossible-"But Congress is not In ses­ for a single worker to get along sion all year. Seven months Is on less than 82.600 a year. a long term fox Congress. Work­ '■That is roughly 81.20 an hour." ing 40 hour* a week for seven be said "At 40 cent* an hour, monthsi each Congressman Rets n worker who was lucky enough 812.10 an hour from hla employ­ to work 40 hours n week all year ers, tha American taxpayers. would get only $832."1 Son\c Congressmen, I know, work (flxnii also asked that the law mom than '40 hour* a sveek when he broadened to cover 30,000,000 Congress la in session. Some work worker* lie said are not presentlv less. protccled by its provisions, such "The exact figure i* unimpor­ at farm, help and domestic*. tant. I only want you to get the "All need the protection of the idea of the difference between act Just a* much as those who are 87 an hour, or 812 an hour— M ealiH*,., mm rase si«i ■m. in ?*. S. Is Accused O f Rail Unions Ask Quick Answer On W age. Increase Surprise Witness Yugoslav Denounces Failure T o Surren­ der -W ar Criminals As Crying Outrage L A K E S U C C E S S Oct. 31 (/P>--Th* I ’ nlled States auggrsted tod.-i) that if the pro­ posed partition nf Palestine is appro* rd by the United , Nation* A»*rm ht*. the two new \r.ib and Jewish coun­ tries should bernmr Indepen­ dent nations Juls .1, ; 1918 American Delegate lletachet V. John-.nn propntrd that (he (wo countries become "absoIntelv sosereign and lesponatble for public order In their rrsprctM r n atio n." on the suggested dale of indepen' denre. Rule Changes May Be Postponed Until A f­ ter W ages Raised CHICAGO. oTt~TTt.Pi Spokes, men for five Railroad hrotheihoods who have been negotiating rules changes with the nation's railloads-sinrr Oct. 7. Indav demand­ ed that thr railroads ’set aside those negotiations lempoiarily and give immediate conskletation t.i demands for a 30 peuent wage in c’rcase. M W Y O R K . O cl. 3 f ( ' T l . Tbe Soviet bloc demamletl lodsv that live t'n itrd Nation* Assembly re­ The brotherhoods, representing serve v cleciuon ol it* 57-membe, some 350,000 engme'eis. ls»-• i legal committee ami approve a reconductors, trainmen, switchmen I iecterl Y n yo*lav tHei?yaI..*vhicJs-ia~ •nd—MidoKn. l m c d . tit'll., wag: le lT e c i a m u e s the I'nited Stale* demands, including a $1 a dsv la n d B iitaln <>f *liielilmg war crim ­ i minimum inciease. on the rail inal*. j loads Sept. 30. The demands in ­ Admits Using. Large Murdered Matt Is Said ATTORNIY for several Hollywood llij- L’niled Stale* promptly re ­ cluded a pros isinn that any in ­ nl the House Un- plied that the Y ii|o « l*v propoi*! Sum Taken By W ife T o Have Had Short creases granted he made ret­ personalities American Activities Committee wa* aimed at haring the western probing alleged Communism in Temper Memory roactive to Nov. I . I ^47 From Express Co. power* I'jrn o *rr "political cli*-. Hollywood, Robert F. Kcmjy is A statement issued by the five shown a* be was sworn In as n wit­ *i((ent«" rather than war criminal* III other hoods today said NEW YORK. Oct. 11 </P>— HAVANA Oet. .11 t,D — "Hundred* of thousand* '-o f ness at the hearing in Washington ann” '*.*«! that approval of the The audienrla court heard William Jacob. 47-year-old Detroit lealimonv hy Charles Jackann workers in other Industrie* have Kenny, nskcl whether be advised " l e v ' l l ' would be * gin** irijti*bartender, was arretted here last and l»n Cuban police'offici­ bad tbelr u n g r* increased on.',' "unfriendly" witnesses to refine to t n f ." night on a fugitive warrant and als today In the Patricia or twice or several time* during answer /piestiont on whether they I lie YugOtWv retnlillion recent­ police, said hr admitted using Schmidt mnrdrr trial and the 17 mouth* alnce M sv. P.Ud. are ComnVtnist*. said he wouldn't then rrceaved the ca** again $107,000 hit wife is seemed of the date of the last wage i-hnnrt advise tils clients to Invite prosreu- ly A.** voted cloven I* to 7, wi*h until Monday. advantage in a highly ’ competitive turn. Kenny is rni-lng hi* left hand eig ht, abstention*, hv the legal embfuling from the American Exwhen sworn became of a disability I for nur people, committer, which then went on to preti Company to repay victims of H'enfinurd •»» P««r P#«rl In hi* right arm. (firfermrflorinl) HAV^fjA. Oct. I I (/lb Charlri "O ur men aie at a le ,ij|.|a disapprove .* Iln li*h montei-pmpotai his own swindles. Jackson, who was on the yacht world. It t« unbelievable that tIts* aweitintt that "ttial* " I w *t criniSeized in a Manhattan hath es­ Satire when Patricia Schmidt fa­ railroad* do not lentice Hie dis­ mats ami llaitors, like all other tablishment. Jacob* had only $10 tally shot her- Inver. John lister satisfaction which prevail-, among Ittal*. thould hr governed hv the with him, _ police said. A surety Mee. leslilicd in the dicntccc’s their own employe* who man the lum i iplev of nitlice, law- ahn av train* and do the highly effencompany operative traced him murder trial today that "Jack -lid tlaL.yanL.wurk---------- ------ - litenre. to New. Ycyk on-.-*- long trad ’ • c i peculiar at. (unci. * • "Railro ad workers," the state­ Tim Soviet S-Ick’i move to revive through Canada. Jackson, of River T/mmI, III., ment continued, "ara using up th" Yugoslav proposat’ w-** tauneh- • The 'Dusty Boots Riding Club Detroit police gaid Jacobs dis­ their savings .going Into debt eil- bv Dr Stam 'Jr Sltpte A'tignexpects to practice races 8unday appeared from his hartending job lore*th* audience court: and actually financing thefn. sin' foreijrn m inister, and was on Its new straight away eta "Jack Mee and I gnt along very supported t>\ polish drtrgqtn f>r. track nbw being laid at the emit several weeks ago. The tame well. Jack did art peculiar at selves. T b l* condition sim ply can Gen. Hutchison Re­ not continue. Fu rther neglect and Oscar Lange. aide of the Municipal ’ Airport, It night his wife, Lillian, was arrest­ S iip lr a-"-rt» l tl - u ip s-ifrftlwas announced at a meeting of ed and charged with larceny in times, often had a ihufl tempo delay could disturb railroad op tails Traditions Of rlcr " f «nt .crim inals and "Qnlathe club at the Coqrt House last the alleged emberrlement of $107. and usually lost track of a conver­ •rations. T his need not be If lh s | railroad* w ill act lu tim e." Famed 12dtH R ck. lin es” allegedly hrhl bv • tha evening, arrording to Mr*. Herman sation. There weie other things " V lu ll II. -Jliitiu li—AiiLLouLlASHarriett, secretary. Former ■prac- 000 from the Express Company’s P a t r ic ia ttlm- 1-allrd Iir m -.1L S n .. hi Gernmnv nn-l Duly was a " c ry ­ tlces were held In Fort Mellon pyltnij office where ihr hatLhfga Company I. Ij4 ili Inlrntiv.' ini lin t a* - a dancer I h Caribbean T nfk ntr rWTlKCTnontr * - >-11*UMU employed 29 year*. H.ittalmn nf the. • Flotul.i Nilmnil ing 'outrage *»n the victim s nf the night clubs’, sat nervously on the wm . Jack Sassard, president of tho (mini, was aitiv.Heil lilt evening Detectives here quoted Jacobs defense bench handling * Span­ dub, yesterday Inspected the new Miuihsvhilf tb.>- t tiitcil States s S u n H h in e O r o c e r y . T , , ! ii,r ,s.ininni Ammi* «mi .v * ish fan. T h r Toledo, Ohio, girl as saying his wife gave him .the track where - many load* of clay wav repott*-d re la y to Ipvve pro. fro^i the County clay pit have mohey which he uicd !o repsy appeared in n black «kirt and i -II.!', f I'.ili .tin.- iiiProwler* gained entrance 'in.I ' • ’ I’;* iV" " '• ' > " ‘ 1 white blouse. -She pievinusty bad ,bren dumped by.CItV Jrucka, and Victims of his own swindles. ' J i j h at ' At ab nations w ith ­ evening to tbe Sunshine. Grocery *“ '*vM*p>r -4V I I oogr Hvttilmn j testified in her twice-delayed t r i ­ where.,* City grader and hullin n >ix months perlorj during Th* detectives said J*(obt had al that she -shnt~M*er'ir'CliTcaR s •C Second Street and Magnolia Comm.rntler. dnxer are at work. Th* track-when which all B ritish foicc* would be Avenue, Manager Charles K |A„ • lien, involved‘ in several swindle* lawyer, accidentally'while the was completed will b« 50 fast wide r#d Gormley reported to notice, but alt: 1 ' he ‘ " r’ withdrawn from tJ|c Holy. Land. 880 fe e l' long on the straight­ in Michigan, most of them based afraid he would k ill tier. And the United S'ntcs offered that was mi»*ing- this morning '• » r" ' ,‘ contpiny that *uc on pretenses that he could obtain away stretch and with a curve Jackio n , a M em! of both, has was a small quantity of milk,! oeedr Company D. - the pfew.it provided Congtev. approves— automobiles despite all difficulties to the right at tha east end. been accused of concealing fact*. doughnut* and cheeae. * i heavy weapons compiny. the men lend the United Nations I.'i5,000,Starting chutes art expected to and that he could assure Issuance, 001) to pay $ >r construction of At tha outset, be said that a Entrance was gained Into the *tim<!e<| a banquet lor thrm hv permanent arrive soon from •Ft, Myers, ha of liquor licenses. . U----77— baa<hpiarlerw He obtained from $ 1.500 to declaration he had m^de after •aid. A grandstand seating 2.500 the shooting-!•*• A prit-'w ss. givIn ftr»v York C ity people "ill hr bullt In -the near $3,000 from his victim*, on such eji to Gustavo Reno after that •t night to give through ventllaCounty niirmifL nf Com-. kVHhout .u rb -a loan, it was rxswindles the detective* said, and future, he predicted.There ie ptatued. the t ’ . N probably w ill clearing going on aaat o f the urged his - wlfa to obtain enough attorney had -represented hlnuetf Hon to vegetables. The protecting metre- at the M.ivlatt Inn. as an o fficial of the court. Actu screen had been cut. A ladder at (>nrr4| , |lutclris.-n n->t bp able Pi erect a permanent race track to prepara a picnic money tq enable hiVrs to make borne on Manhattan’s east side ground near Golden Lake. Also restitution when these he alleged, ally, Reno it • private prosecutor, the rear alley bad evidently given' " " >l * briel ta ll nn toe exploit! for many vests because >f the planned I* a quarter mile oval ly had fleeced began to file com­ retained by Mee’s father. Dr. I,* r tha prowlers opportunity to get lo llv -Imrtage ^ "eraitjig m praetei E . Mee of W ilm etta, til. upon the roof of the building and ol the 124lh R f gun Mil in IV training track.- Ample parking plaint* against him. member conn Police said a total of 30 such .11 f »!own drain pipe to th* ratmpy n (u Ilu-qfFf ah I (m iulnl out •!» t^ apace for automobiles and trucks are charged against him The rear door nf tha store was „ „ , vriy (lnr „ ,t l , ' ' i e , will be provided. • k swindles ll'HIISSM ■■ r a n sis i fouiifl op#n thi* niornirif(. J« ivr. , , . * /■ . . , , .. In front of tha grandstamtr^uj nilf»» « rr tu rn erU d . •reo M ln * wplmld U* « * ' parallel to the race track, will be Police Chief Hoy G. W illiam s. I^ 1 •»'»• the. regiment I. * I hr-n A p p o i n t m e n t s M c l d e plenty of space for staging A warning against van d alism 1well o lfiie ic d during ih r » vr sm! rodeos, Mr. Sassard pointed out. To School Board More than -4700 In prixta to riders and against m ltig m ech an ic's'ilrrtted the fact that Sanford h*d Exhibition tennla match** will aoap or any kind of s o a p .th a t „|*vay, been a very goml nnhi.itv will be givenon Armlstle Day, ' be bald at thr Mayfair tennis rnlght damage windows, was to. . . ... aald Mr. Sassard, and lhara will The »et-uj> of Semlnnle Countjr’e By ASSOCIATED PRESS court* Sunday afternoon and th'? day given by C hief W illiam s In C"reim"n.»y. In connection with no- new five man ll'iatii of Public be a big-fish fry. Ha predicted Skies were gray and rain fell public la Invited to attend, Lind regard to Hallowe'en pranks tn .lm nal prepatednn* lie urged .tb it Instruction, wa* completed today that riders from Kissimmee and Detroit Barkeep Witness Reveals Is Arrested In . Satire's Owner — EmbezzIingCase Did Act Peculiar I 1 il & Dusty Boots Club To Use New Track In Sunday Races Co. I Activated With 29 Men And Two Officers n . kj Prowlers Break Into Dull SkieH And Rain In Many Sections all over Florida will be Attracted ,ln many sections of the country today, making a dull setting for by the dub’s new aet-up. a fgrewell to Octqber, sfhleh left Its cllmatie wake nearly four Arab King Says U. S. in weeks of sunshine and mild tem­ Cause Of Turmoil perature*. ■Rain fall over scattered areas, NEW YORK,Oet 81 Tha In some Eastern states and New United.8tataa today v u held "al­ England, part* of the Mldwett most entirely" responsible by and along the nortfiweit Pacific King Abdullah and Trans-Jordan coast Overcast sklc* kept tamperfor turmoil In Ui« .Holy Land aturea at or near normal over which he aald If unchecked will moat of-the country although the "result In bloody ehaos beyond mercury climbed Into the ®0'a In anything ever hlntad at In Pales­ parts of Texas yesterday. Heaviest fella of rain ware 2.11 tine before." Writing In the November Issue Inches at Kansas City, Mo., and of the American magasine. the l.T at Dei Moines, la. The rains Arab King, whoav Country adjoins In Missouri, Iowa and parti of Palestine on tho aaat aald tho Nebraska were regarded as beneU. & government, "almoct alone flelal- to tbe winter wheat crop. In the world." la ■Insisting on the The cloudy weather and rain Immediate admission of 100,000 In many areas, Including the additional Jews Into' Palestine. New England section where for­ He declared that Amartean est fires have burned for two Jewry had supplied the funds with weeks, followed clear eklee and which Zlonlat settlements have temperatures above normal for bean established In the Holy Land most parte of tha country alnce since World War I, and added: tha first of October. . Tha Pacific "This waa contributed by northweal area, however, report­ American Jewry In an Idealistic ed one of the wettest Octobers effort to help their fellews. Tha on record. • motive wee worthy; tho results disastrous." r AIDED STARVING KRUG SATISFACTORY BUCHAREST, Romania, Oct PHOENIX O ct II (* ) — The 81 W5— Dr. Jnliu Mania testified condition of Secretary cd Use In- •t hla treason trial today that teior Jullua A. Krug, stricken 111 former U. 8. Minister Burton Y. here while delivering n speech to Berry told Mm It was due to the the national reclamation assocla- National Peasant Party leader's tion coiiv.ntlom w m reported £ Intervention that President Tru­ day aa “ very satisfactory with no man i food allotments to plications." starving Moldavia last February. — . r:Vtv” A 'riW ^, NO. 251 i Exhibition Tennis Matches At Mayfair Weber, manager of thr Mayfair Inn, announced today. Th* matchr . w||| begin at 1:30 P. M. Tha flrat match w|ll sec En­ rique Buse, Peruvian champion and holder of the Eastern InterCollegiate title, matched 'against Buddy Behrens, Fort I^suderdah, national single* champion. In the 'second match Eddie Copeland, Rollins College roach, will play Ricardo ‘ Ralbiere of Chile, national champion of both Chile and Rrasil. Later a doubles match will b<? held between the four plkyrrs. Charles Morrison will serve as umpire. Slayer Co'nfesBeg Murder O f Hia W ife COLORADO 8PRIN08, Colo. Oct. 81 (A*)—A 81-vear-bld farmer was scheduled today to reenact the 1041 midnight slaying of hla wife which, officers aald. he con­ fessed after two days of queattonIryr. • District Attorney frl Foard aald Junta Vandarvoort would be taken to the farm, 10 mile* east of here, where he. confessed. Sheriff Ray Slocum announced, he shot and killed, hla wife. I-ols, 41, the night of Sept II, 1941. 8loeum said Vandeyvoort yes­ terday dictated and signed a state­ ment that ha killed hla wife with a .22-caliber rifle after ahe at­ tacked Mm with an Icepick and knife following a violent quar^eL Jt— night. Those who causa damago ptevenl members firing *in new re will be liable to arrest, he said. I f He also warned that child^-n i.iru t. Col. John E W alker, act should not dash Into afreets wlieie l'!U Inspector general of tbe U there la automobile traffic. K. A rm y, praised the setup and condition of the A m m iy which he termed the finest be bail en- Lions Club Plans Thanksgiving Dance The Sanford ((nnllnN*d nn (*««• Hit! Marshall Plan Seen ; Aiding U.S. Economy Lion* Club and i K by the appointment by Governor t'shlwell of C. F. Harrison «f Geneva to Countv School Hoard District N'o, 1 and W A. Patrick tb ftivlrlct No. .Vwhicb corresponds to the County Commission Dis­ trict No. t In \Ve*t Sanford. Prior to tiie enactment of the new. school law. which In the vase nf Seminole County, provide* for five school district*, but three member* have served on the tchbol board. There are J A. Illstline of lamgwood.- I.. K. Jordan of Oviedo and Walter’ Haynes nf .Sanford. The naw school board districts occupy Ihe asme territory as County Commission districts but are not numbered tbe same. Tha new/School District No. 4 tn tha Geneva sector, corresponds with County-Commission District No. 5. v , . p' r n, . ' Z a V Tf r k , - i w s s a iN o -^ - . An fnviatlon to Lions to attend IJ h,, Louncll of Economic Advisers l#cturts on tbe Unltad Natlona at * reported to have notified Presthe First Methodist Church on ldpnl Truman that the Marshall Nov. 6. 12 and 10. under direction / ,|*n Promote, rather than of, Miss Thelma - RaiTtmond. was Imperil, tha alabillty of the United rekd by King Elon W. O. U vlng-18 '"* '* wononty............ •ton. It was decided that members The council will find-aaid one attend on a volunUry basis. official familiar with Ita study— Mist Helen Welch of the Civic ***** « multi-billion dollar foreign Muaic Association announced that •Id program nrvri not worsen this M th. Mary Wright the current membership drive will country’s inflationary problem if end Saturday evening at which It ia accompanied by some regul­ Died At Longwood time the talent will be chosen for atory safeguards. Th. report, due for U.u.nee . M Mary w ,|ght. 92 year old concerts. She revealed that one of the leading vocal quartettee of tomorrow night. >• »•», ^ , ond “ f .resident .o f Longwood died T W the country, aleo a ballet, were threp ordered hy President Tru- I ,|t y. following a lingering lllnati under consideration by the talent L tVa n i rc e .) ^ ^ ^had re.ldcl In Longw^vd fo, proposals for foreign assis M„ n yf>ri committee here. NOBEL PRIZE 08LO. Norway Oet 81 OF)— The Nobel Peace Prise for 1947 has been awarded to tbe London Service Council And the Philadel­ phia Service Committee of the man*. AROENTINB FIGHT I Born BUENOS AIRES Oct:*31 (A Y - H ’ .j 'n - , . . . u re 44. Radical Party members of , h" »>u»»>and. 0 a o r g a M. The Wright of Longwodd, the Chamber of. Deputies, > Prea Funeral services will be held ident Juan D. Pcron'a only op­ position In the lower house, af tho longwood Cemetery at pledged themselves today fight 11:00 A. M. Saturday with tha ...__________________ ay to light what they termed "totalitarian In­ Rev. W. P. Brook*. Jr. officiating, terference" by the government In Erickson Funeral Horn* is (a charge of arrangements. .private affaire. I Vi-*TV • * . ...................I! i �'. '• ft •~* rn — i ■“ ■■■ •i ............. .. ■■■l mmm ** ' PAGE TWO THE HANFORD IIEHAL1), HANFORD, FLORIDA The .Sanford Herald rmkU.k.4 SsiVJf 1 saiuiCar C»U, a sC B a s ila r a t • a a l * ( C , I ’ lu iM a 111 Mu m II, Kal««,4 >• mtari ' {|>h lu ll.i 0 * l » b « r a r , IBIB. at ll>« !••••« o l l l . r vl Mrt.nl, Kt»rrti, urt.i rfc# irt ,( (X | t t M ml N a rk *. I«H . T to trw n n m n T - l^llu, uuhuui m:AN l l . t i i , * , lla a a a .i * s t i m u l i ' mii.'i h a i i .s • B t t a u t* ., H M k ,O a » M a a lk ----------T k t«« M a a lk . • la M a a l k . on. f e a r ------ ... — 1 a.iH. a. w i lie . AB akttaar, aatin. «•«■• Ikaakt itwlallua. u«C aull... aal.Malaia.ai. lar Ika ,.r|i.H lltilag land*. Kill kr rka.atrt M r.|»U r aCvenuisa '»'••• lalaart ii.ai.M alali.rs la... it | im ,n I k , H.iaM la ika aati.nai nnt - ir -M iH iiiiM r w m a r . a r a o s a lp la la s C r i l l . , l a Ik * « # * * ! . » la Ik * l a i a o l » l l k fc r a r ta a a .. Urs la Cklraaa aaA^K** laia. T k * l l . i u l j I. a a « r M . t i . 1 I k , l a a r l M i d t*r**a a ik lr k I. .a iillr rt « s i l a i l « < l , I * I k , «• * f a i r .a a k l i U u ml all I k . la r a l m « i a iia ia rt i.U■ a * all i l l . »»> »«| M p «r. a , Ar » m d l.a a icfcM . C FRIDAY, OCT. 81, 1*17 BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY *;J *4j«U±I Tho Now Haven.railroad is not owned or managed by the inventivo Hubert. H. Young, of thp Chenupcuhe and Ohio, hut it bus ita own waya of popularizing its passenger service. The other day it carried 397 passengers.to Kent, Conn., to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the railroad's Old Fashioned Husking Hoe. There wan supper, followed by husking of corn. Any man or woman who found a red ear was -entitled to kiss lilu or her partner. Then followed dances, both round and s(|uari\_Xhe total cost per 'passenger is announcocl ns $5.76, and both the railrond and the Grange, which furnisiied the hospitality, are said to have made money. Certainly the passengers got their money’s worth. Before the war some railroads added to their Sunday passenger patronage by announcing mystery trips to un* named destinations. Thesu proved to possess scenic beauty, and picnic and entertainment facilities. These trips have not been heard ol lately, but they still hnve-txmlbilities. The railroads which sponsored them proved that they, like the New Haven, do not believe that ruilroful passenger -service lias bppirklllcittijrThe automobile ana the plane. ,But enterprise and enthusiasm about keeping up to date are certainly called for. A midwestern women recently assured friends that the sleeping-car she went west in dur­ ing the war was one she went east to college in at the tyrn of the century. If it wasn’t, ft wns unquestionably its twin. Railroads opposing the St. 1-nwrence Seaway are as far behind in their thinking as those- using cars fifty years old. The world isn’ t like that nowadays. It knows more about moving freight and making, passenger travel desir­ able. People who want to go forward can still do so. If they don’t, their businesses stagnate and die. n>r V M * $ THE WORLD TODAY Hy DP.Wtrf MACKENZIE Al* Foreign Affklra Analyst At THE CHURCHES CONGREGATIONAL .CHURCH Park. Avcqur and Third Street England's Princess ElixaU-tJi'TJ. Bernard Itoot Minister irtedly will be- initiated into the Sunday School, 10:00 A. M. lstoisc. Onji-r of- tin* • Garter ~ •Her ltorrilpgj W ftfhjfi 1I;W A . JM. F4*-ttntrrt«*t*—nerr mnntlf; 1 Sermon: e Man On • Jourthla hat resulted In the dltrlcAure n«y.'' that allied Kiug loropold of tin-- i ■ Belgian* null l« a member o f. UNITY "• this highest order o f British| Faith Cornwall, Minister T lit’ o m v * e|»lvMry.. TUESDAY That’r by way or twin* rathei I 7 :4* i». 'p f**er Service at rrmational news, tinea It It widely Valdrf Hotel attumed to mean mat Britain 8:00 1*.. M.: Clatt in "Lessons haa abtolvnl Leopold of any j„ Truth” at the hotel, wrong-doing ill hit disastrous surrender of the Belgian army, FIRST METHODIST CHURCH and him,elf, to the invading GerRev. j; E. MtKinley. Pastor raant tin that awful day of May 28. 1910. - No >persona with the lHtO A. 11.: Church School. K f e S ’ MMhtAUmt:°n “FtSdig permitted to remain a member r i m P*T«m*nt*." of tha Ordar of tha Gartar, P u ♦ V— .w l- u mamberahip of only 25 (outside - J0 ' " ulh F«l*ow»hi 7:30 K 8L: Bt'inrftn topic: tha British Royal family) is h*ndl Uall/llna olrtw picktii hv the King of England. l t-hti»l. This being so, if naturally i» FIRST PRESBYTERIAN given to wonder-whether, the di--l CHURCH closure may presage tha recall of E. I). Ilroa nice, II. !)., Pastor Leopold to hla throne. However, Rev. DouglsK K. < hsrlra, that Is speculative. Assistant Pastor Leopuld’e surrender was one of risk Avenue and Third Street the greet Allied tragedies, and 'J:46 A. M«‘: Sunday School for C l came near to ending tho war wirh a|| BK,.a IliBar a. comiueror of the eon M;00 A. M.t Morning Worship, inen The Kings action a s. Sermoni ” . . . | Saw .hr L,rd." branili-d as tralloroiM not only l,} ,|.;tu M . j linior Blld Senlor many in F^igland nnd Kmgi-e lihi Young Peoplo's Meeting. A Modeun I*owell among hia^own h b ;o — — <-»»—» i.s — l among peopfsr."Although _ P. 81.: Evening Worship. 7:30 Leopold wus a prisonar o f tha Sermon:’ "U s t and'FuJIml"' old was .______ _ A modern poetry-writing Rolyert Lowell, aged 30. haa Germans, the lletgiun Parliameni I New York. Welfare Cemmusioner . Promises To End Relief Abuses HOUSING HKDS STUDENTS PRAISE TEAM INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 31.— The American Legion's National Executive Committee urged Con­ gress yesterday "to instigate an immediate investigation to. de­ termine whether or not "Com­ munists have infiltrated Into adminlatrktiVr positions under the PeileraI~Pwblir-Hm »ing -Adm inl^tration.” The committee furtlier asked that if the investigation discloses Communistic infiltration in alia FPHA, “ the Individuals Involved should be Immediately dismissed "In coroplianco with tha directive MARCH A L L Mo.. Oct. 31—OPi Football conversation in this little central Missouri town begins and cud* with praiae of the Miss­ ouri Valley College Viking*, who H.T.U., 0:16 I*. M. Currently l>oa*t the nation's longEvening Service, 7:30 P. M. Wednesday Prayer Meeting, rut winning streak, 26 tuccettive successes. And the eollege’s GOO 7:80 P. M. ltddaiiU; ag»»e that—tile—Vi .w ilj win their tvinalning fiv«» FIRST UAPTfST CHURCH gamer and Iheir third straight F»rk Avenue at Null. Street Mittouri College Athletic Union "• P• Brooks, Jr., Pallor Football Championship, giving John L. Miller. them an unbroken string of thirty ^ Kdualional Director victories. The mi«lern college vic­ Sunday School, 9:46 A. M. tory record of 33 victories was Morning Worship. lt:00 A. M. tel by Mu- Tennessee Volt from Training Union. 4:16 P. M the ninth game In i937 through the first game of l£41. Evening Worship, 7:30 P M. ^Nursery fW 'th e morning .terAmericans own an averaga of Visitors .welcome. two radio acta per family. IN THREE T H O U H A N D YEARS NO ONE HAS FOUND A BETTER FORMULA FOR IMROVING A RACE NOR AN INIVIDUAL: If jro obey iny voice Indeed, ami keep my covenants ^ u ^that : S order ^ . ^ »never « A R D A L L avenue chapel th*n aIta11 yr ba a peculiar trea- been ap|Kiinted poetry-adviser for the Library of Congrena July, 1946, mid aura unlo me above all |>*ople.—‘ in WnAhington at a IG.700 u year itaiary. The best known has been invoked. Ur,|M>ld still Rev llougUa H. ( harleh. Pastor llrirdall Atrnue Exodus 10:6. of the numerous Lowell elan, James Ruasell I/iwell, had nu lives an. exile In Bwitserlaiid. a- 3:00 P. M.: Hum’lny Reh’ool. Tuesday is a big election day in older brother nlso named Robert, who, besides several other waiting a call to rorue houiA. 111 younger brother, Prinre Charh-i, 3:46 P. M.r Worship Service. Sanford. Make youi plans to vote. I accomplishm ents, won fame for his poem, the Relief of been acting regent. Those, who are qutldied, should Lucknow. It waa linked’on the Sc|xry Rebellion of the 1850’a. Tima haa mellow'rd world opin­ FIIIHT CHURCH n p CHRIST, S C IE N T IS T > vote twice; that is, in the City The present Robert Lowell is not likely to pen any­ ion. and It long.hat been genn KOO East First Street election al llir City 11*11, and -n thing resembling thin poem of the first. Robert on the In­ ally accepted that Leopold tur rendered.......... only to save Ilttl little Bel­ Sunday School, 0:15 A. M. the (thooi tiustee election al the dian ^incident, for today’s Robert was a conscientious ob­ gium from being ground to plecrt Church Services, 11:00 A. M. SuMert: "Everlasting Punishvarious piecinrl |>olling pistes. jector (hiring tho last war. Nor Is he apt to produce any under the Iron heels of the Nail mem.’!___________; military. Aa'-a-matter of ctrarvWednesday Services, 8:00 P. M. We may he wioni. but we think such vem* an did James Rusnell Ixiwell in his celebrated the question arose whether hi high slate or federal officials ode to the Harvard men who died-In the Civil War. James should b« expelled from the Im­ Hi-mling Room Hours, Tuesdays and Fridays, 2:00 to G:00 P. M. should be prohibited fiom riding Russell Lowell had been an ardent Union man and abolition* maculate Order of the Garter. However, that . waa for Klny 1st.' He,.like the present Robert, received government recog­ all in the same plane at the same THE CIIUIICTl OF GOD George to decide, and he withhrhl time. In Oregon, the govrmoi, the nition, his siwn including appointment-os minister to Eng­ hie decision because he. felt thal 2109 Elm Avrnnr .Rev, Joe t*. Crews. Minister president of the senate, and the land. .the evidence wasn't all in. Other Lowells have dune notable work in other fields. Nuw Lupoid m held to have Sunday school. 10:00 A. M. Clyde secretary of stale are all'killed at C, Mum-. Supt. Classes for all one lime in a plane-crash, thus There was Perciyal Ldwell, astronomer, for exnmple. The lived up to Ihe high traditions of ages with good spirit filled teachthe Order, a decision which Kinr.book of a year or two ago, The Wwells and their Seven eliminating thr three top ranking George certainly couldn’t hove *'r*slate officials at une lime. Die Worlds, by Ferris Grecnslet, tells of their competence iit reached had his p«ople or tii* •Pastoral service, 11:00 A. M. other day in Flood* Um>govrinor, the seven directions, roetry-ailviser sounds like a new one. government not agreed. Had Leo­ The pastor urges nil members to pold been found wanting, ‘ ho Is1 present at tills service. and most of his cabinet, all flew would hav* Imm-ii ousted and Joined Evangelist service at 7:30 P. M. in the same plane^to Havana, From The Dead the group of rondemmed who in­ after the message an alter -service Cuba. The President of die Unilclude King Victor Emmanuel of will l»e given. ed Stale* trequenlB*'' flies about ' . As tho bodies of the honored dead come to rest in Italy and tha late Kaiser Wilhelm V. L.II. Service each Tuesday the country with various’ cabinet their last curthly home, a sword of anguish pierces the of Germany. •riming at 7:30 P. M. Mr*. Cyn­ Tha question now is whether thia Galley. Hunt. A program for officials. We do nig/ believe this hearts of those who stand (reside the graves in a last gesBelgium wants Leopold, back home all young people. a very healthy piar’tlce, and it Turk of farewell. It pierces also the hearts of those who again. The issue lias become a W. M.II. Service each Thursday is one which could be avoided have chosen to let the Irodien of their equally loved and political footlmll, which compli evening, 7:30 P. M. A Missionary simply by taking separate planes. hortorod heroes He in the Soil they fought to liberate. To catea the situation. Ona can ima­ program will In. rendered hy tha gine his (feelings as he awaila hand, Mrs. Flora Crew4, Supt, in * Mrs. Truman wouldn’t jaise her all it brings back Tor the moment the sharp henrtache ttnd Ura uutcoinii,-for-xuroly -it-iuust rhanfer— ;-------------------— *---------constantly tm in his mind that ke , The Church string band will hoy. lo be'Pieiidenl. if she haj sonslTfifTM*reavetncnrlliey felt when first tho word came. it tha sen of one of the Allied furnish Ihe music, and the public Hut it brings also n challenge to all of us, the living, world's oa*. and site certaydy crrtrwify didn't raise great heroes—the lot* la invited to attend. ,her daughter lo he a president s to keep faith with them. They whisper, they sing, they Albeit, King of the Belgians, '*ho wife, in fact, We gather from shout, they prny tq us those words of a soldier of the first fur* foul- long yeara in the first HOLY CRUSH CHURCH her remarks that jfo doesn’t relish World War. We .failed those soldiers then. Shall we be able World War. headed hts army in Mark T. Carpenter. It. D; Racier holding a tiny corner of hit her own position gs'tbe Pfeiident's to lot these rest In the*peace they huvo so hardly won? 22nd Sunday’ after Trinity kingdom aginst tho invading H:(X) A. M.t Holy Communion wife, and would IxWlie.kleil lo death “To ydu from failing Hands we throw forces of Kaiaer Wilhelm. (Chapel of Peace) if the Democrats nated some­ Thera still must ring in Leo­ The torch; be yours to hold it high. 9:30 A. M.: Church SchooL . pold’s ears tha frentled cheers of one else next sumknef. Mr. Tru­ If you break faith with us who die, % Jt:30 A, M.: Christ Church, tha vast throngs who welcomed IrtlllgW man did not seek the Presidency, lHMl. Wo' shall not Bleep.” ' - ‘ 1‘ Alktrt.and Um.iJCik uLUitJIi.JAl — — ---------------------------— dfcL n CT~r » kn»vw r Vter-\ 4»?ao Vt-r-Mu ■ Holy Uspltsnr, family track to thoir capital irfter id^ncy. Itjrnay, be i|iid,'we believe, tha war’s end. I was in llrutseli Choral Eucharist and sermon. In­ the day they made their triumphal gathering of the tl. T. O. that he was virtually .kicked into 0:00 P. M.t Y. P. S. L reentry on horseback, with tha both jobs. No doubt it would be ’ _Wcck-rlay_Notica»— — King and Queen KlisaPaih riding better.for him. as Well at £or Mrs. Services during lire week: M:, ahead, and young Princes Leo­ Truman if *lhe Democrats yrouid pold and Charles, with Pm.-d* Iu -5"* £ 7_:45 and 8:00 A, t L M Marie Jose, following von their M m M I cm WcdneMliy. nominate someone else next sum­ Thursday’: 8:46 A. St. Matins ponies. mer, but there is hothiag surer in NF.VZ YOltK. Oct. I I I/IO.. New York Chy’s new Welfare ComWOO noly Communion. Leopold ran|t forget ‘that nor, p0| lilies today than lhal PrewidmT mUnon-'r lay* ihal w'e will take nclion. If warranted, agalmt any mera on# suspects, was he unmindful Monday, 3:00 |\ M.: Chapter T rfuman will be a candidate to ber of Sit drnarlirenl involved in alleged rebel abuses and begin of this heritage of valor when mretings, as announead Wednesday, 7:30 P, M.: Choir succeed himself, whether he likes uroceedintyi for rrenvery of funds that may have been illegally dis­ ho fait compelled to surrender in rehearse). faUfulJ4(L__ ___ ___________ bursed. it ., or nol. Thursday, 7:30 P. M.: Teacher's Staja R'-sid of Social Welfare opened an investigation into Institute, Orlando. Tomorrow is the last day fot Armed Aggression i Cl,li£ / >r*j. -r. ‘ <;!ul' Vrtlrrday. charging at ils first public hearing joining tha Civic Musk Association lliat 2fr families in -liinlil- f>i relief—including a mink-coated divotcee CIIRIHT CHURCH. I.ongwood Acts Not Confirmed Mark •ad so becoming eligible for .its with a child bornout of wedlock— * — T. Carpenter, It. Ik, Vicar ■ — . 22ml Sunday after Trinity concerts this winter. For it must -wera among 42 home relief famROME, Oct. 31, UP)— U. 8. 9:30 A. M.t Holy Communion. be remembered lint tkkets are iliea quartered in hoteli up to used to expensive hotela. Ijrter Army Public Relations at -Trieste ■he was placed in a furnished Corporate communion o f the laat May 21. nol sold at the do4i)']Ti6r is there said today there had been no room, drawing an allows Bernard Shapiro, supervisor of 1102 monthly, he added. inc* of Army confirmation of an an«r- Woman's Auxiliary. any way to get iheni after the Ai| are welcome. social welfare for the state dp've officially closes,. .By becom­ agency, testified hit Investigation Widespread publicity given the lion by Rep. Marlon T. Bennett ing a member you not only make diacloaed that little . effort waa hotel relief caaoa laat May re­ (R-Mo) that there hgve been “63 CHRISTIAN A MISSIONARY incident* of armed aggression by - ALLIANCE it possible to hear some outstand­ made t» relocate homaleaa fam- sulted In the state Investigation. the* Communists" against tl. 8. On Hanford-Orlando Highway Iliea after they had 1>evn lodged 8hapiro said that ha believed ing concerts yourself tfiis winter, Glenn H. Smith. P4*tor In hotela at rente running from the quartering o f soma of the force* in Trieste. but you help to increase the num­ 11-80 to |1U dally, but averaging families In hotels during tha early 10:00 A. M.: lilhle SchooL Mr. The Public Relations office said * ber of concerts, and perhaps their 17.60. months of thhi year was Justified It eould aay nothing, howevar, A. Wlebotdt, Supt. 11:00 A. M.:‘ Morning Worship. about the Congressman's asser­ because of limited homing facil­ quality, for all members of the A»Following Shapiro’s testimony, Message by pastor on Com­ at thia time. The Public Re­ sociation, since both are based City Welfare Commissioner Ben­ ities hut declared ihe City Wei- tion lations office o f tha Allied Mill- munion Rrrvirc "lielirving and on the total budget of the Asso­ iamin Fielding, appointed laat fare Department w u "remiss In Ury Gov Government mad* a similar Buffering." Its duties In safeguarding funda 7:46 P. M.: Evening Service. ciation. Furthermore, there is noth­ Friday by Mayor William O'­ by using thla aa a permanent retrial? inquires there. An informal meeting for song, and ing’ which Sanford residents can Dwyer, ■■hi .he had requested re­ solution." , cords of the "questionable eases" Gutprl message. Pa*tor*a sub­ LEGION MRET do which is more effeelire to- and that action if “ fully Justified" "After newspaper publicity waa INDIANAPOLIS' Oct. 31,-UP) ject: "Cold Pumiamcnialiam."' %T*td helping to make. . Jynford would be taken on the basis pf tha given." he Mid. "we. observed a •udden and concerted effort to — The National Executive Com­ HOUTII81DF. BAPTIST CHURCH , pow and prosper than by provid­ evidence. obtain other housing. It waa sig­ mittee of the Amcrcian L-giort Ninth Street at Laurel Avenue Shapiro described some of the ing worthwhile entertainment for nificant to note that many fam- yesterday decided the legion's 30th Itav. Wilson Elnek, pastor relief clients, who he said had Winter visitors. Ilka suddenly became self-sus­ annual convention wouid be held Millagd Hunt, Youth Director been quartered illegally In hotel A*-.’ in Miami, Fla., on Oct. 17-21 of taining and tha need for relief no Sunday School. 9:46 A. M. Yelfare DepartD next year. The legion alto held Mare and more it becomes clear rooms by tho Well longer exlstod. nrcnl, as: Morning Sgrvlee. 11:00 A. M. ita .1034 convention In Miami. that the food-saving program !« Tho State Contributes about 00 A woman who lived there with Rot one of mere humanitarian her common-law husband. per cent of tho elty* relief dis­ elfort to succor starving people, * A mother and her three chil­ bursements. but rather a crude ‘ Attempt on dren. drawing $30 a week on re­ the pari of this country t6Wg._ lief, whose husband waa a 1100Western Forrope from the Com­ a-week automobile salesman. An alcoholic mother’<who neg­ munists. You do not have to love Hie Communists.to question wheth- lected her children. CT Western Europe u worth 1ftg from them, rtoecialiy when S •f* Making Trains Popular FRIDAY. OCT. SI,-1947 Thomas Jefferson was a "left­ ist'' leader in early American de­ velopment. ■ MANY THANKS We are nt n liras to express our appreciation in an appropriate way— Our reception in such a warm ami wholehearted manner has I made us feel proud to be living in Sanford once again. We will try. to return tliu courtesies through efforts to make a our atore ono of the finest and most reliable in the county- We have some definite itleus and plans and will put them into operation as time permits. Possibly hi; the end of the week a large shipment of woolen knitting thread is expected- Drop around and see if this is some­ thing you have Been looking for,. J. M. GARRETT Dry Goods Notions Furnishings Corner First Street and Sanford Avenue E g a w • • % % Ms. a wi \( y REDUCSNG THE HIGH COST ------1——n -.-y* ■■■■ OF BEING W ell DRESSED Today, whattt tha fink thing you think of whan you think 'Aquality clothing? High Pricea? It’a high tiraa to changa that tnnd of Ihought —lima to learn ihat quality it available at old-fashlottad pricaat Where? Right bare-right in every Englishtown Suit wa’ra so kMoudiy allowing.' f > •. �/• : . ■ " i FRIDAY, OCT. 31, 1947 T " --------- THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA Plans Complete For Mayfair Masquerade Social And Personal Activities Social C 'r f g f f i S . « The playground was drrorated — m ■ . with orange streamers and light- Mrs. Ed Oglesby, Mr. and Mrs. 8. rd with iark-o-lantrrn* rnchanc. .C. -Gardner. Mr. apd |JT*- Paul ing the holiday spirit. Black rats, 'Oglexby. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur owls and grotesque figures look- Harris. Mt . and Mrs. W.-fl. Swag­ ed down from the trees on the gertv Maxine Rabun, Clara SwagfeaUve scene. During the evening 'fT*rty,' Shirley Spivey, Bara ' Kale apple-bobbing, fortune telling and Swsggerty, Voncile Rabun, Nellie other t r a d i t i o n a l Hallowe’en IRuth .Swaggerty, Linda Diana games were enjoyed. The guests |Harris. Mrs. Mary Brent, Mrs. H. fished for noise-mtkers, enjoyed .C. Swsggerty, Mrs. Ernest Hamllm treasure hunt, won by. FreiKBall iten.-Mrs. C, P. Rabun, Mr*. Henry who fouml the treasure, and made Tlntjel and Mrs. R. D. Bass. Also a visit to Blue Beard's chamber IDan-C Spivey, Jr., Russell Mann, inhabited by skeletons and ghosts.'Herman Swaggerty, Professor J. Refreshments were served In Tlldcn Jacobs. Robert Mann, L*r'that boy lias more cense the back garden of the Miller nr Mann, Arle E. Mann,- Donald home from a long table decorated Gene Harris, 8teve Swaggerty, Charles Toll Tolar Rabun, Jr.. Terry than. [ thought/ Hes fjwen. In the Hallowe'en motif. Mrs. Charles. Miller was assisted in serving by Rabun. Freddie Swaggerty and Jeanne l.an* Miller. Refreshments Winnell Messer. consisted of chocolate doughnut facet, open-faced cheese (and- HOLY CROSS COMMUNION ♦ wirhes and hot chocolatetopped There will be a celebration of with marshmallow cream. Those enjoying the party with the Holy Communion. In honor of Jackie 'were Fred Rail, Murray the Feast of All Saints, on Nov. 1 ft • Jeweler Nance. Maurice Phillips, Carry at 10:00 A. M. at Holy Cross 112 South Park Avenue Tha service Reel. Walter Groves, Monroe Episcopal Church. Phone 357-W Pearce. Jeanne loinc Miller, Gloria i " ill be held In tha Chapel of Pordham, Mrs. I,. E. Fordham and Peace and a Corporate Communon of the Woman* Auxiliary will Mrs. Miller. be held. Wm. E. Kadcr J. W. Hall. Hostesses w ill. be Mrs. J. 0. Huff. Mrs. George Mc­ Call. Mrs. B. C. Moore, Mrs. E. A. Monforton. Mrs. II. A. Moreland and Mra. W. P. Fields. R*s*rvatlona may be made with Mra. Monforton or Mrs. Moreland. , Happy Birthday Martha Hilliard SPECIAL UNTIL NOV. 15 Genuine Oil Permanent*. The ends are wrapped with oil flannels, leaving them soft and natural looking. $12J>0 Wave ....... for ........ $7.50 • Special training from akIDed artiala in atyling and * razor shaping. Soft water used. Open two evening* and Wednesday afternoons AH Work Guaranteed 21 Years’ Experience • BUDGET BONNETS • BETTER HATS r • HAND MADE MILLINERY » HARRIETTS BEAUTY NOOK 206 North Park Avenue Plans sic complete for the llul1lowe’en Masquerade Ball to lx* tflVVik- by l?w» Hanford Until and Tepnis Club tomorrow night at the Mayfair Inn, it An* Muted by l.imt Weber, ^general manngei, 'and he said tfcit well over 1(10 reservations had Keren made by early this morning, Guests are coming from Dayfona Beach, Ponte Vcilrn Bench. Jacksonville and Orlando as well as those ftom Hanford. Danring will la-gin at 10:00 P. M. and last until 2:00 A. M. when hieukfast will lie served. Music wilt l>e furnished hv Stewart Mnrt1n~anrt~hls-nrrhr*Mra of-OrtnmBc Prires will be given during the evening for various cost nines, j however, Mr. Wela-r stated that costumes arc-nptionnk e rs on a l SATURDAY A "Hard Time*" Hallowe'en . The Seminole Country Club party will be held al the Seminole |we, the (erne taut niftht of the Country Club. All members, and annual “ Ladles Night" held by Mrs. Howard Cushing of Mari­ their guests arr Invited to attend. ■the Sanford Rotary Club. A din on. Ind. is spending a short time MONDAY 1ncr was-served at 7:00 --------P. M. and , W o n , w|th h„ f„ h c. F Clrtle No. 10. \V. S. C. a , of eaten al individual tables in the I the First Methodist Churrh will large lounge of the club.' A. Hal- "e r t. meet at Ihr-homo of Mrs. James lowe'en motif was used in decor- ' Mr* and Mrs. R. W. Turner have X . Pearson. 014 Magnolia Ave- ■ting. Vue. at 8:00 I*. M. (J. W. Spencer served as mas returned from Tampa where they ___ The - chapters of th<> -Woman's ter of ceremonies-for the evening utlrndcd the funeral yrstifday o f Auxiliary of the Holy Cross Epla- and presented Ed Levy-Whitner Mrs. Turner’s brother, C. L. Mor­ copal Church will meet at 3:00 who entertained the group with P. M. as follows: St. Ann’s with sonks and stories. Dick Aiken, row. • _____ Mrs. Fred Rail with Mrs. A. M. well-known Sanford soloist, renMrs. Mary B. Welch of New Philips as rn-ho*le** at 310 Oak derrd several selections with- the Avenue: St. Agnes with Mrs. accompaniment of Harry Kudell Concord. O. hat arrived to spend the winter months with hrr sis­ Henry MfDaulin, 117 West Nine­ at the piano. teenth Street: St. Catherine's Gordon Brlsson. president of ter and brother-in-law, Mr. and with Mrs. II. F. Whither. 1402 the Sanford club and Paul Stine Mrs. Frank Lieske. Oak Avenue, with Mrs. J. St. of Orlando, district governor. . . . . ... . . . lair White as co-hostess. St. wen* introduced by Mr. Spencer ^ V* lark's will rirrt at" -8:00 P. M. and B. L. Perkins. Jr. was wel- .J «n i that Mr. and Mrs Bart Galcoined to the group as a new letta and son. h reddle, have moved with Mrs. Walter Merriweathrr their residence from 511 him as hostess at the home of Mrs. member. During the. evening a Pnrrxt Avenue to Flagler Beach, Fla. . C. C. Habc on West First Street. Circle No. 4 of the First Metho­ 8crvfce motion picture in techni­ Mr. and Mrs. Roy -Marion and dist Church will meet at the home color was shown by- Orville Tourh-. of Mrs. A. D. Shoemaker, 1700 ton. Andrew C. Stine served as son. Ken. returned today to their chairman of the committee in home In lva. S. C. after spending Park Avenue, at 3:00 P. M. The Junior GAs of the First making arrangements for the the past two weeks in Hanford Baptist Church will meet. at the meeting. Others on his committee with Mr. and Mrs. Turner Lodge. home of Miss June Vanre. 2470 included Earl Turner. James Hlg-. Lieut. Col. and Mrs. Charles gins. Guidon Brlsson and Orville Palmetto Avenue, at 3:30 P. M. Betts. Hsughtcr. Ssndra. and D Members of the Womens Mis- Touchton. Tlonare Society of the First Bap­ • Those enjoying the occasslon young son, Charles. Jr., plan to tist Church will meet-at 3:30 P.M. were'Mr. and Mrs. James Holtx- leave on 8unday for Ft. Ham at the church -for the purpose of c|aw. Mr. ami Mrs. Andrew Car- Houston, Tex. where Col. Rett* parking relief, boxes for shipment raway, Mr. and Mrs. Aiken. Mr. is stationed with the Army. overseas. and Mrs. Joe Saunders, Mr. and Word was received today that The Philathca Class of the First Mrs. Roy Holler, Mr. and Mrs. . Miss Shirley* Kick, daughter of Mrs....H. Presbyterian Church will meet Rolland Dean, Mr. and ___ _ and Mrs. i-ca K. j Mr. and Mrs. John K. Kick of with Mrs. Joe Corley on Cameron B. Pope, Mr. Leaher'and Mr."and Mrs. George ;Sanford, has enrolled for the fall Avenue nt'8<0ft P. 'M. :*eme*trr at Syracuse University. The Bdsipcss Women's ClrchfStrne Also Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Lcf- (Miss Kick Is specialising In fin* of the First Methodist Churrh will meet at 7:00 P. M. at the flcr. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tooxc, !«rls at the university. Dr. ami Mrs. Orville Barks, Mr. ’ f^hurchThe board of the I’resbytrrian and Mrs. Jack Ratigan, Mr. ami 1 'Mrs. Charlotte IJoyd and Mrs. Woman's Auxiliary will meet at Mrs, Dan Wright, Dr. and Mrs. Jane Stull of Tallahassee arrived A. W. Epps, Mr. and Mrs. Leon­ today to spend the weekeml with the church at 3:30 I*. M. ard Toy, Mr and Mrs Fletcher Mr. and Mrs. Archie Hrlta. While TUESDAY The paughters of Wesley Class Rolls. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Willi­ here they will attend the christen­ of the First Methodist Church ams, Mr. and Mrs. If. H. Coleman ing ceremonies of Charles* A. will meet with Mrs. J. E. Me. and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Red­ Hctts. Jr. on Sunday. Kinley, 818 Magnolia Avenue, at ding. John Ivey. Ed l^vy-Whitner. Also Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Ingley, 1:00 P. M. A Market Basket sale ..... Al Rrvsnt and E. B. Smith will will he held. Hostesses stc Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Touchton. Mr. and M. L.' Wright. Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. G. A. Speer, Dr. snd Mr*.! leave on Sunday for Augusta, Ca riittrli., Parks, I'.rL ■ *Mr. Mr and ,nit Mrs.-Kud-1 where Mr. Ivey will attend the Airs. Zeh Ratliff, Mrs. Paul Thur- Charles ior Travelers eont-Tnond and Miss Versa Woodcock. ell. Dr. and Mrs. R. W. Rupreeht,! Southeastern Hh< The Sanford' Woman's Club will Mr. and Mrs. W. 0 % Livingston, vention. Mr. Whiincr, Mr. Bry­ hold an executive meeting at the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stine, Mr. and ant and Mr. Smith will enjoy golf­ Mra. Stine. Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, ing on the famous Augusta course. club house at 10:00 A. M. The Friendship League of the Dr. and Mrs. A. W. Epps, Jr., Mr. Congregational Church will meet and Sirs. II. M Pearce. Mr. and L. B. Manns Honored at 3:Q0 P. M. at the Parish House. Mrs. Higgins, Mr. and Sirs. B. la Perkins. Mr. and Mrs. II. J. l«rhOn Thursday Night WEDNESDAY The first lesson of the study, m»n* Mr. and Mrs. Turner. Mr. course to lie presented at the *nd Mrs. K. B. Stowe. Miss Helen Mr. and Mr*. L. II. Mann were » First-MMhmlist Church - entitled'Walch.- Mrii Frank Scott, Fi Dr honored on Thursda- with a “ The United Nations" will begin rtcutt. It. L,.- Perkins, Jr., R. It. house-warming given them by the a|t 7:30 P. M. and last until 0:30 Cornell, Jr., Gordon Brlsson and citixena of Lake Monroe. Mr. v. M. All persons interested are Dr. Chari** Persons. and Mrs. Mann were married re­ Invited to attend. cently In Montgomery, Ala. The The Sanford Woman's Club will Jackie Miller (lives party was held at the Mann home , have Its monthly business meet­ which was beautifully, decorated ing' ami luncheon at the club at Hallowe’en Party with gladioluses, tuberoses, rosea _ 0 • 18:30 o'clock. Mrs. H. W. Ruck- • in shades of pink and red and •r. literature chairman, will be « , Young Jackie Miller was host greenery. ' In charge of the program. Poetry to a number of his friends with Those honoring Mr. and Mrs. will be under the direction of Mrs. Hallowe'en party on Tuesday Mann were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. evening held at the home of his Junes. Mr. and Mrs. It. T. Brown, parents, Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Spivey, Jr., Phone 971 A W O R I) T O T H E W IS E ! You ran buy hata. . . dresses. . . or Orn a fur coat. . . and if you don't like them you don't base to wear them! -A I'KIlWANKfrt—WsVVH-IHHMFFHR ENT! ) mi hair to liar with it carry minute of the day. For your safety and satisfaction, let our expert beauticians cite you s PROFESSIONAL permanrnl wave! (17 Yrars In Businrss In Sanford) EVA-JIEaS,S, BEAUTY -SHOP IBS Easl Sernntl Street Hollywood HOLLYWOOD Oct. 31 i,IV-ln this highly competitive business, a gal's gut to Watch out for her­ self, even if slit-'s Mnrgaiet O'Brien. Thy rhild stnr ha* found a film role she like* and ia campaigning for it. The story is “ Violet." which has been tueknl irway in MGM vaults. ' It's about a girl who is too smart,'and Maigmel i- going Mr. and Mrs. Henry E. Hmuak whose marriage was a recent event Ito stalk into Louis II. Mayer', of. in Del.and. Mrs. Hmoak is the former Alma Grantham, daughter of .fire to sell the ho** on it. Donning Mr. ami Mrs. V. II. Grantham of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Hmoak have „ pair of hurn-timnu-d glasses, left for Birmingham. Ala. where he i* studying in medical school. she recited some of the story's Mrs. Snmak graduated from Stetson University last June. linen for me* .Slu- iooki tlu- part. —It’s -Yearn Old —------- :___— _— Bolt Hope’s idea of n vacation * (* typical. After the Ft tuts! te*.tiinonlal dinner for him Sunday, Study Course To Be he plnnes to Tulsa tor a* Variety Hut wht» would know it! When wp eleAi) Seminole Hi show, lie'll Inoadrast from Taught At Church Cluli By BOBBY PARK « g iii'in e n l— il lim lfa h r a n il n e w . It g iv e s # Claremont and visit Will Rogers' tomb. Then to Is'iiefits in Chi­ At the end of sacund p*r(ed .iJ^Thc-'.lInUrd Nalloni ______ cago. -Philadelphia. Atlantic t*tty ----- ------- Viui .lurtger ucai'-.jiiul liei ter . n|i)ieiii pne«\--------- -— Thursday morning the student subject, of a study course to In< and Washington. D. C. His Nov. body and interested adults gath­ given In three night session lo ­ II air guest will Iw his famrite ered in the auditoriurp to see the- ginning on Nov. 5 nt the First blonde. Madeleine Can oil, Next Our Dyeing Adds New Life To program t|iBt the Student Coun­ Methodist Churrh. ,Mis* Thelma day he leavea sin the IJiiceit Maiy cil had planned. As the first of llammond. who ha* studied this for the rommnnd petfurinance Old, Fueled Garments. ^ a series of rarefully planned and «\blect nt Columbia University "V.l two hrum'lrasT* finm’ hi na­ of the arid ha* attended some attractive programs Irading up to tive land. Whew! the Christmas wesson the Student ■United Nation* meeting, will lie Ilaiold Slassen. heir on a (im­ Council presented the Glee Club. tha learher. • position lo head a eililcli*' group Charles Anderson read the scrip­ The study will inchida a sound t„ fight foi freedom of ihr ture. First on the program was moyir entitled "The House I Live! screen, i* getting fn-t hand In­ Ill) Knwt Second Slrecl IMmne 105 the Girl's Glee Club singing Beau­ in", a cultural exhibit and a final; formation iiIhiiiI the industry. He tiful Dreamer, ‘Somewhere a discussion Panel composed of ' toured MGM. chalting with stars, Voice Is Calling', and 'Chlapsnac- leading lepresentalive' riliieiis of directors and others, mid watched a*\ a l.stin-American Folk Song. Srmipoli- County. 'em make pictures . . . These meetings sic to take Next the,dmib|p contest. comDorothy l.nliimir doubts the See! “ Forever Amber” -Ritz- Nov. ISlIi- lUtli sed of Iceland Rudd. Bobby lace from 7:30 P. 51. until 9:30 talk tlial tile "Road" ptrtuie* aalth M. on the first three Wednes­ Ilin, Derby Stenstrom. Eugene her, Bing and Boh have route to Harper. Arnold Harrington, Fran­ day nights in Novemlier. f All in­ an end. "They've said Hint five cis Temple, Fred Sicgrist, and terested citirrns ate rnrdlnlly in­ limes and we've alwny* made nnAdullK<— l(lr Frank Cranston, .* sang 'I Got vited to attend. other one,"* she told me . . . OPENS Shoes', and ‘Off To The South'George Miintgoiut'iy, who is in Chiltlroti-e* I If 12:14 P. M, ard'. “ Lulu Belle" \ s 11 It Hotly, says Pep Squad Attending he'll continue fiec. lancing now It \ll.\ ! * (ln c. T a x ) The double trio or ‘The Dream­ S i . A u g u s t i n e ( i a n u * ■ibni be_hity hi- fim luiu. from ers’. composed of Kmllv Mathews, •JOth-Fdx -In-lug iMxmied and then Peggy Pippin, Belly Ball. Betty -^Sun. - Mon. - Tues.J The Pep Squad of Seminole' foHrollen. AIL that is. except one. Dunran. Juno Rose Duncan, and .L A S T D A Y F R ID A Y ! !gh School will, leave from the (George and Dinah .Shore expert Mona Ruth Mills, then sang 'III See You In My Dreams', 'Smoke school In a body thin afternoon »M r first bnliv In mid-December J m ctoetout tKwmtotoe " January she stalls a. new radio Gels In Your Eyes', and 'Sly at 4:30 I'. M. hy Ini* in attend the' Hero'. football game between, the'San-' "how . . . B'n«r ‘ N turning author, The Boys' Glee Club’ then ssng ford Celery Fe.h and the Keller'Winter Song' and’-'Rolling Down linns lilgh- School Yellow Jnckets.* MoJ* organising the-diary of hi* The girls haw planned a pirntr,••'rent hunting trip and will sell to Jordon'. l — ISTHIR WIlllAMS The mixed Glee Club then sang to lie enjoyed on the trip. T in / *• •" » magaxlne. along with plrgroup will l> e accompanied by < • * ,o ,n hr* *,M ,k . . . •To Thee We Sing', Eerie Canal MacDonald t.aiey hns Item (Fir'd Siegrist sang this with the and Mrs. F. C. Winn. Mr! aiAl tflftvd vylth' it new contract hv Friday & Saturday I mixed Glee Club accompanying Mrs. Boyd Cnlemnn and Misl Bar­ I'atiiipoiint. Now in !'lln rr\ri|" » him). Louisiana Hayrlde' (clod I- bara Rupreeht. • Dmiltlr Fralurr • — ......... witly P h ii U'H o Godilaid, he is a * The newly-formed Pep Squad ewted to |he spirit of Halloween), s i.1 L . i 'i^ ^ fjitlp fl t<; be a to'p -In i Mar In * imti-rnilfk S ly , iinir 'Country ha« 'performed -wv— their foim«t*-eri^'nlally, w.is ofbsi-il ami loin Style. They then ended the prog- fiMitlial) games with "HOPPY'S* ttona and were aided during their ed viown th e'pres* agent role in ** — a gm, hv by '■ 1 Alma .Hater] tast-performaner -hv- tlw-ir-’vmtng - St a lu—1Jf _Tlu:__L'nion" that Van AFTtRpresented. It's Jolinson is now playing . . . * program under the direction of ma-cot, Justin . Lynch. They are 4. now preparing for the homecom­ REN EGP.DE u Misi Ollle Reese Whittle with Lillian -Moran •accompanying- all ing .game lieOvecjLJJu: *’«Jv' >'. and.>oli John, ntliytded the hotitc.REDSKINS Fed* and the Winter Park High ehniing game In Gainesville Satgroups. . unlay, The magaxines sale Is coming School. , C R 0SB # j Mrs. II. S. I'lrkanl ha* return- along fine. , Thursday morning ed to Altamonte to spend the ] 8343.65 worth of magaxines had - f l U T - ’ lttW 1* * 10 -ALTAM O NTF wilder arm having spent- Ihr j hern sold. ‘ The dally amount so summer at her summer home In far has been: Tuesday—$183.65: ioM i JkU lN tl® SPRINGS NEWS Mass Mrs. Morris rnmr with j Wednesday—8120.28! and Tfiurshere lo lie tile house guest of* Mrs | MRS. B. I). MCINTOSH. JIG dav $89.75. The following will he l’arkard. awarded a silver dollar apiece for Mrs. T. P. Warlow, Jr. will go T. P.-Warliuy. Jr. left yesterday selling the most subscription hy Wednesday morning: Fred Ros- to go to West Palm Brarh. where to Tampa tomorrow, to partici- | arter. Louis Hughev. Nixie Kirch- he will speak at a convention of nale in the Halloween Golf Jam- j He borer, which i* to lie Friday at the hoff, Barbara Rucker and Hair) the $tate Realtor* today. Palma (Via Club and Will return Rnuth. • '• will return Thursday. Mrs.' B. O. Smith.is home again, Friday. CLYDK* Mrs. Lynch's home room I* Mr. and Mis. II. F. McKinney hs] ----ahead «ln salea so far with Mrs. after spending several weeks in and Hon llnbbv -pent Sunday with Coleman's room a neat In the lead. Orleans, Vt. •Cotnpnninn Fralurc5tr. and $y>. Webber Haines Mr. and Mrs B, D. McIntosh. Jr. LANEY DRY CLEANING CO. P K » )• •a m -i” 1 ~~ ~~~ 1 —nl8o*s IN APPRECIATION I am reception yesterday REXALL mi qindI’opcyr -ln“Snfarl So Good n • deeply appreciative of the overwhelming which the public of Sanford extended us on the opening of our newly reconsti'ueted Store. _ « To those who called and congratulated us, t*> those who sent us flowers and telegrams; to those who wished us well, we wish to express our sincere thanks, ^ * a We will always strive to make our store the out­ standing one o f its type in Central Florida. MANY THANKS *’j*a, " 12 Noon to 5 P. M. I’ htine 563 By BOB THOMAS 1 New 8tore hour* for the btuineM girl who shop* during her n&n hour. * PAGE TH REE ' ~ W. V.Bitting \ — .. --------- ------------ ----------1----------------- 1 1 u . ^""ritr.looit- ' •Red lint RanRera* M rtroton e News ■ �' ' ' ' — ' ■ -' . ‘4' » t ------------- --------------- — ----- • 'it - . *" CELERY FEDS INVADE ST.AUGUSTINE |C OMMENTS FOR TIFF WITH KETTERLINUS TONITE fr«m ti,c Tha Seminola High School Cal■try Fed* _wm ill .attempt tu rxim d. .. * ... tBAIr-victory1 *1 raak to llu ii* ntn teat* tonight (n fit. A u g u .tiq . Whan they meet the K a tt.rlln u i - H ig h 'Ye llo w Jarkata In a t if f that t i a vchedulad to re t under way kt ■ 00 nVlfvV T. * . . . .. ;.. • . . w - • 7 U .u » ,h r irrl',lron at home In their laat two appearr.m ,r iTonight r d 1V/.c‘ Tthe' ou. In both ronteata. v r B<l KrTlrUtmr tUrdtu.’ Inn«•"!' National Voting ll’.allaw* Itmm !•■** l» * l " Democrata laat year rampalynrd In the atata **bragglng. about high p rice .- and promlalny to keep them up. — Ww Wttr-rHiaaa Htate— n iters ____ J __ v - ~ - —------- — :— — ;------------— - V ’■*- ' m i Armed Services To Hang On To Large Quantity Of Goods M /Am ilN flTQ N . ( V i —- Ih -liFL- HAMBONE'S MEDITATIONS ___________ Pf Alley * H»T l o o k l a K folks dom ' n evu h t N 'J c r f Dpf-BLfeSSlH^SO— CAN WALK TO TOWN ANI) PRAISES RET0NGA '♦ r “I Couldn't Walk. A H bick, >rMm*t my-rhest until I feh llka W i t h o u t Slopping To my breath wuuld be cut o f f . ^ fell weauehed artd AH eiljfi , B Kent." Kli rei Mr, hpoE7. it ays always almul 3 o'clock far“ I Wliih I Had Known fore .1•could get to alaep-, I had About Itelongu Five Yenro had to take a strung laxative near­ A f o .” iga Il felt (> “ Before I took -Retonra a« worn-out and tremhiljf thkt cnuMn'l walk a W «k without atopplng to rest, hot "now I walk five blocks to town and Imck and it doesn't tiro me out," Is the happpy statement of Mr. Harry It. Hook, for forty-nine year* a well known resident of Tampa, Fla., who lives til 1310 flnice fit"I fell like I was aloiut at, the end of my row," continued Mr. Hook. "I had no appetite and every bite seemed tu lay a* heavy as lead in my elomach and tumrd in to gas that _often pruned up America's Maat Besot.ful Alwmlaaas - Cedar - Polish, d Aluminum Ask Me Fer Free Ra,lmate P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. Robinson - Orlando Phone 2 0729 ^ 69 (Spoiling N r*, no Motihtsccii It," bo added. The new prospectus Includes a complete section on Sanford and tells o f “ unlimited opportunity ifor swiming, fishing, hunting and u variety o f sports" to |m- enjoyed in the Sanford area. Barr Is really planning an en­ larged school for the coming year, and fianfonl wilt U-ncfil from It hecaute It will lie here. P1CK-THE-W1NNER ~ CONTEST First Prize Second Prize • .......Chenille Ruj? . « .....Magazine Rack Baby Feds To'Meet Mainland TP Tuesday Awarded Hy TED DAVIS FURNITURE CO. •n Third Thru Fifth P rizes................... Fdr Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To Ritz Theater INSTRUCTIONS Ballots muat be In The Hernld office before noon on Friday or poatmarked by that time. All K<unt« ’ must be marked. „ J b a i .l o t BANFORD -Vfl- 8T. AUGURTlNlf FLORIDA •Y*. 8TRT80N ‘ •V8* r o l l in A MIAMI -VB- SOUTH CAROLINA ----- M1CIU0AN •Vfi- ILLIN O IS----- ___ OHIO 8TATB -VB- IN D IA N A ----- *’ ___ NORTH CAROLINA -Vfi- TKNNRH8KE ----- ____ ™ ----- ALABAMA FURMAN ___ -Vfi- KENTUCKY ------- The Seminole High School Rahy Fed* will entertain the Mainland High "II" squad at the high school athletic field Tile,day night. The contest will lie sponsored hy the Jntarands Circle of the (Unfold Carden Club and tha pro­ ceed* will be placed In the fund for the new Carden Clul) building. C. K. Kills Wins 1st Place In Skeet Shoot C. K. Kills won first plac* In the rcgulsr weekly shoot of tha Hanford Skeet Cluh at the Mun­ icipal Airport yesterday. Byrd J. Goode, secretary, annoum-cl the follqwing. result* of Ihe meet: C. K. Kill* IH ID 37x80 F. Woodruff III 18 17 36)t80 W. IL Williams IB ' 18 26x80 8am Gardner 17 12 20x60 A. Carr*way IS 13 20x50 G. W. Spencer 10 11 21x80 Max Bass • 12 12x28 Gao. Maffctt I I 11x28 W’. Hand 10 10x26 * ' I •w CAMP EFFECTIVE I __ --..... In Early* FOLLOWING RATEUi WILL BE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1947 STOVES - STOVES 2 Burnera GAS PLANT • ; -v.;.'.v . * All Sections o f C ity ................................... 50c Hours of 1:00 A.M . to 6:00 A.M . i u •- . ’’j P m ^ 7~i/f r.j L E f . |11M O lS L IO ti YltablUhcd. ROBSON SPORTING GOODS. !»■ , ---------------- | - t o M ia a M U ^ ia u M iifid iA ilfa a a a u n M H ia ■ * ^ j h t -' South o f 25th S treet......... ........... ......... 50c $1<F 4 $138 $18 7 ,s * $ 9 J llQTM, SATISFACTORY WC Gil North o f 25th S treet..................................35c $ 9s G. 1. Pocket . REFltflSHING W . O. COFFIN SYSTEM NOTICE as authorized by the City Commission. . , * -Vfi- VANDKRHILT 4th Street A French Ave. CLEANER INSTANT ■LIGHTING AUBURN \----------• : - w>T7.- '^-t> KIRBY VACUUM that we raise taxi fares to certain districts o f the City Handy ’-------- :— Ph. 953 Due to increiued operating: expenses it is necessary -VB. MIBSI88IPFI___ •— — The MUSIC Box RECOMMENDS siV f ■M V Bedford 980 ALLOWANCE FOR YOUR OLD RADIO ROBSON SPORTING GOODS -Vfi- OA. T E C H .----- -VB- T U L A N R ___ Call Slate Dtntributor 112.Went First Street Theme 880 (Vote An,You Pleas*. Rut Vote) DUKB .Vfi- YALE - ™ IN YOU* HOMIl BILL’S PACKAGE STORE and BAR LBU 10UTH - FOR A (M E DEMONSTRATION « UP TO * TRADE IN 119 W. 1st STOVES FURNITURE |' r • Coot - —Refreshing _ Satisfying BEVERAGES.......... ly every ilqv. and the Way I had to drag myself around It lookad like I was about done for. Belongs gave me such W ole -Merful relief that I now rat anything I want. I eleep restfully. the constipation Is relieve,!, and an are the ache* and pain* 1 used to have In my muscle*. I f « i strorfeer and better than in yeafll I wirh I had known al>out it five years Vtgb. Retunga is intended to—rellevw dlstrrs* due to Insufficient flow of gastric Julica In the stomach, lot* o f appetite, vitamin B-l da* ftclrnry and constipation. Acc*|il no substitute. Retonga' may Adv. obtalived at TOUCHTrtN'8 YARULEY VENETIAN HL1NUS 25 Cents fruin lirla n d nnd two frorty Au*<m tlfa c 'S rvpi yi ■f ftini* W r ilrp. y wa IC'anada^ No you can dee w!e .are '.doing oijf- hit for .Sanfruil, We uro *hnr*ng-tr-nicr.- ad - In - th hs-W rrkV F R ID A Y , OCT- 31. 11)47 — will elect other atata uf/l*-eii JDie aimed »«rvkrs have decid'd MUCH e r V4'EN SOMEwil1 » " * * }* ', and state leyialatora and decid* to hang oi\ lo l»mr $5,000,000.00 ) BOD-/ ELSE. AID' 4 0 T “ ft ^ .a F * * ^ * I ■woilh of good* they once pUnnrd whether to A ll a convention C H IU I ’HFJJICTION'.H ' Mil*a new state constitution to lo dump into the war turplu* 'E M ',1.! • Football. actuai the nation,- I* Hank M cjtow ld, IBS. 188, C | V rrnon Smith lltft R($; M nrtv Victor, in’ the bight-*; pitrh of the year, rrplace thr nn^ adoplail ‘ n IS'-*1 j market. 115.-R T : B ru rr C U ty, m . U K ; and them me it nuinlier ’of top Mississippi—electa, a senator In This dcci*ion • lo incrcate "milBobby Him halt. lilO, (1 8: llernio rated tilta jim tly putting the pig- the seat to which Bilbo was re­ M a.li-r*. 178. M il l : C h arlie John- akin parade into high gear.. elected last November liut ntvei ilaty stock level**' w«* ditclotnl W ith in 20 mile* of Sanford we filled. Ilillm died *last Auyuat nf today by War A itrli Adminittfalor Hurky I ’nw er., pl Rf> p - -B » U |are going to have o« good n Kame ter havlnfc been denied his seat Robert M. Littleinlin w h o alto Hiir" a*°M e Id v^lou t*.-<l" !. U v which Coach C arl Kettle* of the K<-<l*-J I'lnywl u* w ill come out uf the m ill Ilending investigation of- charge Sal tome goodt alrcadv w ill oulw riirh them In- ill i< I r W*H Prolmbly atari Chtla Jenw -ii1Saturdav. The HtetnomRollin* t iff that he advocated "every possible declared turplut have been with­ pound, w r man " nJ Bvron Beard at the end-, fw ill U- among the top gam e, of menus" to kaep negroes front tin drawn from public offering. A j ^'A— primary polls.— — — — Coach^- R llf. F c rra x x i’a charge* .................‘ Budd.v Wt’W thrrlhrtM Ch^ ‘ ‘he day. The withdrawal* include clothing lla r rln y the tin fo iw e ti. Stetson are at fu ll atrength for the con- *r,rro n ■‘ ‘ -cklcn. W allace H'X Democrat*, Including Rep*. .a ■ .. ... , , T y rv nnd Dkh ISM itl thr guard* ha* the upper hand ill the battle, and other tuoplict now being iV * ,rw; y not play a Rnd <;rm . Harper at center. Th. which usually end* a* a Central Rankin and Colmar, are’ eontes'.- uted to relieve uitlrrt* abroad nnd yante laat week. harkfleld Will Include R ay Dunbar' Kloi ida rluaaic. We plrk ( ’oath ing f>o seat, along with oo» .To add color to the yarn , the at the hlockinir l>n»k poat. Cediie Ilrad y Cowell'* Hatter* to edttr Hi publican. The campaign ha< at home and to carry out lint $400,000,000 GreekI erotis d only alight Interest 'n country's 8*nfo:r<£_IUp_.Squad w ill make the Dunbar and Johnny A lexander at the T a ra . • . Tha fit. Auyuatlne Srhopl the winyharka and Don Deul at •Turkith aid program aimed at The H n iv rra itv o f Ploridd la j th" s*ate. Band w ill be preaent to add to the the apinnerhack. tangling w ith Furm an, and' 11«- J N —■ York--Vote* on proposal stemming Communist advance* in­ ronlcal ahnw* aiyn* o f l«elny lietfer | cunstituilnnal amendment to per* to Southern Europe. limn moat |>eople expect *inrv mil an estimated t400.000.OPA Al the Army de;»o» it wa» tfcid l.oren llroadu*. Dewi-ll K u a h in y,j bonus to i.noo.OOO veterans of Ik'beMd kt I** M •»•" •e.e.e, toe » 7.Me Mad lla l ( ir lf f lii and Tonipiy Hiahop World War II. to he financed hjr Ihe decision lo keep more njal«bilsm ee may he /Idelined due to in ju rie i n liund issue. Thr latter would rial doe* not represent "a new .lO-31-MT ____ I iceeived in the N’urth Carolina lie redeemed by Inwata In thr strategic liluation" but only a |>ylt ill la*t week. Despite the inju ry state riyarette and Incnma Uses. LAUNDERETTE SPECIAL icy change relating to stocks <>u JJatj we tldpk that the liutor* have Picks a successor to Rep. Is-o hand. * , tlu '-p u w ^ ftn tniie the Pupil* llu rPlane Crash WILL w a s h F. Havfjel (D.) In the 14th rirane ay yie ya tio n Lnlo rum p.: Littlejohn, ■ whose agency i* " > . YOUR CHOICE OF fIlrnoklynl district. Rayflrl VD The U n ive rsity of .Miami lakca charged with selling or otherwise ll‘«aii,H>, lr*M } ' • • • o w l on it h ly h ly .tooled Sooth Carolina ap|Miinted to the liench. Candi- disposing nf good* declatrd sun Const Cunrd ic|Mirted. Five plane* ONE DOUBLE UI.ANKKT for 2 fi r e n t s (iam erock team fn Miami Satur­ •'ites are Abraham J. Muller. plus by.various government agen­ flew over the scene, nnd pilots ■ M »* d a y.'T h e (ium erork* huve the Uji- Democrat-Mlieral Party; Jarob cies, used these words to ex­ reported the tail structure of the TWO SINGLE BLANKETS I |>er hand in .the t iff, hilt this la nn- P. I.efknwiti, Kepuhlican, and plain why the total volume is PA A plane wfa* plainly vlslhl*. jOther one of those triune* in which Victor Hahinowltx, American Iji- expected to reach only fiPJ.&OO,- within 200 feet of the peak. ONE IK)Li RLE SPREAD " !* Uir. All are lawyiUn-The district iNMI.UOtl instead o f g !4.000,000.an ythin* ran happen. The position of the wreckage ! (ie o ryia Tech should humldc normally^ is’ heavily Democratic.. 000: TWO SINGLE SPREADS ” .*• ’• on thrf north slde'of the mountain Duke nml Vanderbilt ha* R over Republicans say their only hope "Atmut $SJ100.lgKI.(MK) or thla indicated that Mnnsen, on his Aubtkm; M h n lu in p l State w ill T i« In splitting the Democratic amount depended upon certain northlNiuiid flight,,had pktsrd the ALL THE WEEK OF NOVE.MItlvR .Irtl In k r Tillan e n’lld V lry in ia w ill halt American I.nlxir vote *hleh last piilitary nrognsm*. such aa uni­ lower end o f Annette and swung Hirhmnnd. time combined for the Democratic versal military training. Rut u»w Imck southward. We think that North Carolina nominee. LAUNDERETTE of SANFORD The plane has been the object, we. havr been Informed that, liew ill take a hotly rotiteMed irnmc Dhlo—Votes on veterans'•bonui cause of increased military itnck of one of the widest coordinated Second & Oak * fro n t, tile T i lines*11- . Vol* and searches ever conducted for a iiim-mluuriiL pi ovidiny up to $300. level*, and tha. potaiblc divcuk’H mlxtlng ili, IdyiMr-^a'ilf—«iop-nttn*ner^— atrrrif^:1K' the northern Columbia w ill n l|f CoVm-ll. Arm y fMMl.OOO. Of the total *2f6,000.0nn nf material from the Universal territory. Weather has been gen­ w ill -rout Wusbinulon and la**, would come from bond issue an) Military Training program to oth­ erally unfavorable for the air Holy Croaa w ill e.dire- Hi own and the rest would ' lie appropriate! er military purposes, the $8,000.- search.' 000,000 will not be fortheoming.” N'oirv Dame w ill aink Navy. from the state's surplus funds. Planes o f every branch of the Kentucky - w ill nip Alabama Because of the policy shift, Lit­ Fourth district voters pick a and Wisconsin w ill cdye North­ successor to Rep. Robert F. June* tlejohn's rrport said. the. total j American military service*, from the Royal Canadian Air Force and western, Minnesota w ill now dor (It h unraed to ^he Federal Com­ disposal job will ! « nearly '.Ml the ships o f airlines slid private P itt. M issouri Will trip Nebraska an inventory nf approximately fliets were thtown Into the In­ nml Oklahoma w ill heat Iowa munications Commission. Candi­ percent complete next summer. tensive hunt. More than a score of dates: Wi Ilinn, M. McCullough State. "We foresee on June JO. 1S14H. surface craft have coveted every Wake Forest w ill halt W illiam j (R.l. attorney and former apeakinlet along the- Irtegular roast, nml M ary and Penn S late w ill clout er of the slate house, and Jo- $■1,100,000,000, nearly three fourth* under direction of the Coast Colgate. I ’eiin w ill pu lverlxo . *eph B. Quitman fD.l, Lima law- of which will lie real pro|H*itv,’ (iuanl. he estimated. Princeton and Aikn'nsn* has it I v«:r. The clipper, "The Talisman," Noting that goods worth $2|t,oyer the T e xa * A lories. Indiana—Tenth district voter, Yale w ill trim Unrtmmitlr and choose a successor to the 1st; 200,000,000 already has Iwen turn­ carried 1.1 passenrets and a crew Ohio S la te w ill nip Indiana. M ary­ Rep. Raymond 8. Springer (R.l. ed over in WAA, Littlejohn said: o f five. Most of the passengers were land w ill take W eal Vitam in and Contestants ar* Ralph Harvey "The taak ahead Is primarily irMrk-nta nf Alaska or Seattle. litre w ill refeat T e xa s Tevh. Pur. (It), a Newcastle farmer; Frank one of disposing nf invrntnrleMnnsen. the pilot, was a vetern due has It over Iowa and llaylor on hand. Thrte totaled $7,000,Alaska flier. His son. Wesley, will top T C U . Texan w ill whip fi.MU A. Hanley (1)|, Muncie bualnes*- 000,000 on Kept. .10." who frequently flew with Hint and C alifo rn ia w ill polish o ff man harked by the CIO, and Carl The sales chief forecast “ ranU C I.A . Oregon State will tout W. Thompson, Prohibitionist, lie id liquidation during the next six as a co-pilot, was nue of the air­ Stanford nnd Southern Cal* linn It pphllrans have attempted to raise In nine months’* of the t-emalnlne men engaged In the search when the dWcrrrrry w t r rep o rte d .-----j ever .Wash itit: tun. M ii-ldyan .S la t * i h t Taft-llartley tasuc. hut tlw The passenger Hat on the plane will trim Marquette nml Kansas Democrats havp "refusiil to rise consumer good*, industrial equip­ has too much power for Kansas to the bait,” says the Democratic ment. aircraft and tjeclronh-s included Sally Itirharda of Ely, fitktr. state rhairman. Hanley ha* not equipment, hut he foresaw a pro­ Minn.. ,, nurse who *raa returning C ro rxe Harr , *nid what he thlnka of th. bahor gram of "Several years duration". to her duties at Petersburg, and to get all the surplus government-11 two men from Cheyenne, Wyo„ We .received u letter from Law. built war plants -into prlvat: Rnliert Brostom and (Icorge (ieorye Harr In yesterday’* mall Democrata In Indiana are count­ Knnckemu*. * and UeortCP is alieady busy en­ ing on local election fighla ti hands. rolling no n for hi* umpire school bring nut a Idg vote for their which w ill be held In Sanford side. Like thtv 4th Ohio, which It 'from J an. 16 to F eb. 20. . TTeorife siale il. “ The school is Imnlera, the Indiana fOth has been lators., Phone Phone mining ainny fine. We have fUt Republican by -a good margin Pennsylvania—Elects a state su­ SILVER iMiys registered already. Tw enty since IMS. perior court judge ami 32 com­ M-gntem! last week. They a r e ' •New Jersey—Rallotii on a paw mon pleas judge*. FLEET comiuy in from all over the coun­ state conalitntlon to replace on* - CABS Virginia—Elect* mamlwra of try ." ■•l_lecelved a letter Sotunlay adopted In 1S44. and state legls- lefiaUturw. • . I I , A lt T IH ft H K C K W 'IT II. J I L — ‘ 4. • *" - ___________ ________ f ___________ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE FOUR ' ----------------:--------- — -------- -- - .• \i ■- a ’ V- , �: % • 1 ■ . ■. *J • e : .......................................■ a » , i *t ... . . i l l : _____ . . . , > v .________ _ _ L . ^ • T R I I M Y , OCT. 31. 1947 * « _ __________ 5 l ____ __________ 1• • • ’ S A N F O K l) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A .................... ...................... -a L i ^ i f f a - J _ Good IFof Golfing And Forest Fires l l-O R R E N T I ARTICLES FOR SALE j \2 SPECIAL SFHVICES By M\X II ALL (For V vM fcT M’ MARLOWY VRLi WASHINGTON. Oct, I I .—UPi Mo»t of the country ha* enjoyed a ^ D r n c K ti.itt m wv g a r BiniJiHF FOR HALE— Umerock for drlvoExpert Radio Repairing * gulden Octolwr of phenomenal offices, level/ uecorways and roadway#— Phone Fred Myers. 311 t . 2nu S t _ warmth and tlryne*a. It was great •ted, nil utilities, Ilent and Jani­ 1241. * : for golf hut it also brought a tor service furnished. Call M8SEE US FOR . Gas apace heaters $14.95 up W II. Si A. Dept. Dior*. J i 1MBOQKA P H . fJU H T M Q — thing . of crackling horror—th« foieat flit'. This week big changes 11, it POPE CO. f o e . AND TYPING TWO NICK rooms, Phone 268-J. ate ncrurfng in the nation's weath­ CREDIT I.UREAU OK 708 Oak A vp. er. Rain* ami cold mn**et of air Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nails. SANFORD arc rutting down un the golf and Purina Feeds, Groceries and lie N. Park Phene 180 RECORD P1.AYER8 and radios picnic*. Rain* have also rut down Meats. Toucbton A Watson, 1201 for rent, lly day or week. The THE HOME SHOP on forett fire harards in the Wo*t Celery, Phone 1199.' Music Box, 119 W. 1st St. WATCH A CLOCK RHP WRING und’ Midwest, and are expected to Phone 063. ALUMINUM casement windows.. J7oOSaiif.ini \v.\ Pin.nr II4J-J ease the situation In NuW' England, |which li.is had iU wont rue seeSteel casement and Aluminuhi | 1' COMFORTABLY furnished room, ATTENTION MO t il BBS double hur>K windows. Miracle IsiRe clothes closet, semi pri— DIAPER KKRt U1K----------- j»on In year*. Thu*, except pci lisp* in the vste bktfr,' tui> and shoyer, con­ i Cowrit*—On " tot - Etnt —av*t Ilnby Valrt furnishe* hospital ■Phone 1336. tinuous hot water. Breakfast clean, sterile a.un.-ra n.tj deodor­ rwor»t extreme* of weather, it’a if desired. 605 Valencia Dr. ised container. Ec ummi.ul and not striotly accurate to sav the HOf PLATE LUNCH San l.snta Subdivision. safe. Fully modlriillv approved wv-ather ii "had," or “ good"—but Served flora 11:30 to 2 at Homer's Call Daytona 2407-W c- llect for o^y that wr like it ur we don’t. STUDIO apartment, suitable for *■ Sevcial serious files wrru atUi | details. Oil diapern, '8? u week. l AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales 1 or 2. Call ltI3-J. eating out the gluts of New Eng- | "FIRST IN SANFORD * and Service. The Music Box, laud wood* euily tmluy. the Weath­ 119 W. 1st Hi. Phone 35a. WILL grind corn fur feed, grits er Uuteau’a prediction fur thab| 2 WANTED TO RENT A meal every Saturday morn­ region was ’’sliowOra". These j FLOWERS ing. J. W. Bell. Lake Monroe. showers weren’t e*i>ectrd to end i foe alT occasions 2 BEDROOM furniihed or unfur­ the danger, hut the weather j nished house. Phone 1000, 8:30 McNEILL * YOST FLORISTS FOB RENT—Floor xander. Easy bureau It predicting more rain, Blpea Ave. Just off Celery . operation. Hrununalilr rates, San­ to 6:00. Office ph.,403 residence oh. 010 R' ford Paint Si Glass Co. Phone perhaps a total uf half an Inch, iiefore the i-nd-nf the weuk. Even [ I 303. this wouldn’t pul out the worst, 3 H EAL e s t a t e f o r s a l e CEMENT STEPS fur your home. fife*, hilt it w-oukl s|ow them Slid DOOCR . PLYMOUTH Free estimate. Mirarle Concrete -t— ... make it easy for fire-figbllng PARIS ANI) HURVICB ■Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1336. • I HEAL ESTATE 109 Palmetto Ave. Phone 1011 men to complete the Job. in s l t : a n c b SF.WING MACHINES A Weather Bureau official said MORTGAGE LOANS Plr.i o Tunhig and 15*pairing L. L a really heavy, gencta! tain over SALES AND SERVICE RAYMOND M. HALL,. Realtor 1. Res. flll-W. Berta Sewing Marh. Shop New England would "probably Kegisiercd Broker and 115 S. Fheneh Ph. 1190 solve the problem" for this yoar. SIGNS ' Irauranee Agent % Nearly nil had forest fire* come ft Bra. 4 Florida Statn Bank Hldg. Show cards and posters out of u partnership between 1'liXF.DO FEEDS—complete lino. O— Dim’S SIGN SKXVICK human rnrvlrssilraa and drought. Ilun*1* Tuxed* Feed Store ATTENTION: — OWNERS OF O. I), lamlreaa. Phone 1021 The dioughl set, tin- scene o f the REAL ESTATE! W « NEED LISTINGS 4IF ALL KINDS OF NEW SPINET PIANOS—Weaver. Cohen's Radiator Simp for eor.t- crime, and some ineoiuiderate Liberal trade In A terms. The pleUi radiator-servile. 100 Sn.t- person come* along and does the REAL ESTATE — HOMES, Muxlc Box. 119 W. Fhsl St. ford Ave. Phone 360-W. rest. Nearly' all of the rouutry —APARTMENT. HOUSES, COMPohne 963. Ui«n having unusually warm MEIUTAL IIITLIHNGS, LOTS; SANFORD Beauty Salon. 309 has weather. East of the Rockies, OctGROVES,, MOTOR COURTS. MRS. BEST home made randy In Park. Phone 1364. M. .McMah­ oltcr was the third straight month MOTOR COURT LOCATIONS. cana for Over Seas shipment on Spiiul permanent, lading IF YOU HAVE ANY PROPER­ and parkagea for homo use. 0 mo. Si longvr. Cold waves, when temperatures averaged above TY TO SELL, WHY NOT LET Thoms Count y . 3105.. . . _ • - _ —Crooulmde-'-A—Machinelras.—All JU*rmiL—August—wga-a-acurshar, September was above normal, and HE K N 'iW A H O U TTTT AS waved guarniitenl. $0 up. October *iva> almost ns warm SOON I HEAR FRrtM YOU I General Electric automatic blan­ kets for sleeping comfort. WILL ARRANGE TO LOOK BOOFING and painting. Free es­ Septeiulicr. -.In the East, Souths., 11. B. POPE CO. INC. ____ YOUR PROPERTY O V E I l , timates. .Smith lliothera, Con­ and Midwest,' the'coldest snap of~ Itin- season Imsn’t l>e,-n in October WITHOUT COST TO YOU. I ti actor. Phone 1188. FOR SALK* j at all. It came in the final week of WILL THEN TE L L YOU WHAT PRICE YOUR PRO- OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 CENTS ADD many yenra of life to your I Septeiulicr. Octulier brought warm- ! metal roof and benutifv the ter weather. a j PF.RTY W ild. BRING AND PER POUND. BUNDLED IN • BUNDLES. home. We spray it the color J It) fact Ortolier reversed the HOW SOON I BELIEVE IT 10. 15. 20 and 26 CENT Volt want. Block und other con­ customary procedure and actually CAN IIE SOLD. A. CULVER HERALD QFFICK crete structure sprayed In pas­ Igot warmer as it went alung. For G O L I) E — REGISTERED tel rolor*. Barn* etc. spruyed l^xample: Boston’* average tentREAL E S T A T E IIROKER, FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS with bed oil paint*. Let ux give ’ perature in the last w«uk of SeptMAIN OFFICE ON 17 93 HIGH­ every night at Homer’*. you a freo i-atiumti*. Reel's eniliet was 52. In the first three WAY NORTH OF UNDER­ portable spray unit, 3(8! W. 2nd wretis of Octntiei it ilimla-d like PASS. TELEPHONE WINTER GAS hot water heater, 2 year* St. Phone li*l)l J. this': 68, till und 71. In the fourth PARK 188. i old. excellent condition, 150.00. week of' October, fading yester­ Phone ll4C-J.or IliHO-J. All-crt Hickson Repail Shop NEW HOUSE, 2 bedrooms, partly day, It fell back to 01. 6lh Slieel Si l.nutel Avenue • furnished. Small down payment. BEAUTIFY vour home with l.lgHlarkstniiliing A general repair* Balance like rent Fbr appoint­ WOMAN SPEAKER ustrum hedge. - Contact L. B. Telephone 1358 ment cell 9173. • Mann, Imke Monroe, Fla. for CHICAGO, Oct. 31—UP)—For any else or any quantity. ANNOUNCEMENT If You Want security for Hip the first lime in the 70-year hitMARSHALLS’ future on a good Four Acre CABBAGE plants, Marlon Mar tory of Ihe Commeiclal Club of Tarirt,; partly tlJv*l. and - la* cul­ kwL L.-B. Mann,-I.ah«- Mminwv Cualum made... .Venetian Blind*. Ctrtntght Ttle flit'"* oldr»t and iitosi Awning* — Ten day delivery — 'exclusive Imxineji* men'* glotip, a tivation, with an attractive Workaianslijp guaranteed. Phone woman will anpear a* a gu est Jmngalotv homo ip a Imautiful SKA-BEE outlMinrd 5 II. P. mo­ tor J129JW. GrOe'a Texaco Ser­ .1376. sjieaker. The club htilioUliryd thab felting <tn good'graved rdad & J vice, 1120 Sanford Ave. Phone close In. Reasunably priced to Clare lloothi* l.ilce. former' RepRAYMOND STUDIO 9134. sell. Expert photographer-available ni ulilirnn eougimswouinu from C<iitBee JOHN W. D. MOORE « TRAILER KIT never In-on used, nil time* for weddings, anniver­ lu-ctlrut, wjll addle** the club, at 3 bedroom one floor, •with two saries. birthday parties, social ita llext meet illy N»v. 19. 112.00. John Gill-in, 606 Valen­ Urge lots and plenty, of shrubgatherings. .Phone 1093. cia Dr. bery In nice section.. House needs redecorating inside, but SMALL HOUSE trailer. So* H. AUTO ‘ REPAIRING. Hall’* Oa^ ties new- shingle roof and la in • nU'c, Sanford and Celery Ave­ Qrotson at Trailer Park. good aound condition. nues, * ■* sSKAT COVERS ALL" METAL 2 wheel trailer, See JOHN W. I).'MOORE , For Dependable practically rirw, attractive price. Near Longwood—yNcw 2 bedroom A ll IIREFRIGERATION SERVICE , Phone C88-R. E.^jH. Artnltage. —Completely gas -equipped and * Call partly furnished at 10,600. " *■ FOR SALE—Two beds Snowball Mnke null Model GANAS REFRIGERATION St* JOHN W. D. MOORE i a' Cauliflower plants, resdy t# act. SERVICE I have several good buys in grovd urs Phone 873-W. ^ Ph. 670-W and income properties. . '. • ■w **■■ —■ » ■ ■■ 3MP ■ j mtN' w r d . Mrto ttr r ffe xttpr" 200 .Meisch Bldg. 224 E. First St. 6 A R T IC L E S W A N T E D 13 NOTICES— I'EUSONAI, Phone ISIS ( Ynle^TIrcx) ■' Highest rashprlre paid for used 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE furniture. Tad Davis Furniture Seminole Tire Shop ATTENTION LA 111EHI Co. 811 E. laL Ph. 960. Make a uue-atop service f-.r all 201 N. 1‘arlt l'hone 37 your laundry and dry cleaning (tiegiiirr and Vote) - FURNIT URB—Paint— High* Gloss I'LL BUY your ear rtgardleai of needs by using your favorite Esiamel fur home use, any color age or condition. Roy Reel, S«-lf-Servlce Laundry. desired. Free dellsrery in City. W. 2nd HL THE IIKLPY 8RLFY LAUNDRY ‘ Very good paint at reasonable A VC A N Y V lf rACt 4(0) Wr-UHitrSanford n D t t i v ! 7 N O T M A t s io t r prires. Rerl'a Paint Shop, Phone WANTED AT ONCE. 'U T u ie d pianos. The Music Box, 119 W. Royal Master tire* are bark again. 1084-J. 30® W. 2nd 8L 1st St. Phone 963. II. II. POPE CO. INC. CHRISTMAS tree llghte. ~ T h e BABY’S play pen. PhT 230~J7~ Mukie Hox, 119 W. 1st St. Msniti*. cnifit *4sit, 14 LO ST A FO U N D Phone 963. (, 1M |itl with food looti ■? 7 P *ta, L iv e sto c k . Su p p lie s Don't let cioxs tiotounl OCTOBER 26th will have aR kind 1 ox ovl. RtContliucof vegetable plants for aettlhg WANTED: Young joraoy niilk LOST: I.adiea' black purao con­ ilea Mithod ollrn metaining money, other valuable*, email or large acreage. J. W. • cuw. Thonc 1016-J. ctulal in ONI OAT. Sef* in or near Sanford Hospital PfOfruiorul tiu tm io l. (000 luU X tU I. Sell, Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone Saturday night. Finder please 16. HELP WANTED f B f f •f0*1•I*"®* f Utl MilMmit>o* U • 9 'phone 2.37-W. , * 1W t ISMN*« Pielit uililtlwa Wilt*— QI.OBE greatest cut-rate wholeCBOII i n POUHOArtON tale distributors, offers novel- GIRLS WANTED. U ney’a Drug LOST: Route book containing name* and addresses. Orlando MS C U M * StOO. MUtOMVXU. ttOSOA ties, sundries, toys. gifts to ■ Store. Morning Sentinel. Finder notify ,A shrewd buyers. Glob* Trading Ralph Ray. .200 Maple AveC«. 109 W. Flagler SL, Miami, Help Wanted—Young Man as of*fke A credit man. Firestone Phone 1165-ii Reward. " Ha. Stores. LOST: Two 10 in. jlual wheel* AUTO PAINTING SUPPLIES, WE,have a life Insurance debit with robber tire* from lawn Dulux and Dueo Spraying Enin Sanford that is a real op­ mower. If you find one or both amels and Laqueri. Masking portunity for a mkn' who la call 7K8-W, Jerry Lord. tape. Sanding Disc end Paper. 4 \willing to work. State personal cranky 4ivary month'? Senkarlk Glees A Paiat Co, Are you trouhltd by dl,trt*a of facta and business experience. 1 HOG, black with white front •s 112-114 W. 2nd 8L Irmele niocUooal pnlott duiurblegs. i*ost at Grapeville Ave. A Write c/o P. O. Box 804, Orlan­ auc**t pore thu mak* you t**l ao t Country Club road. $i reward. tiled. hl<h-*trunf. a*rro*> *t iurti do. Fla: * . CELERY PLANTS: W, 1st S t at ttmaat Torn *o Try "Lydia X. PtnXPhone 725-W._________________ Canal. W. C. Mute. ham's Vrerlabl* i Compound Comi ta y*lt«va MEN—Need 2 at once. Your own sueb irmplornai JP BComHB *1 pink__ pbiki.am'a permanent business handling L08T — White, black, and tick FOR SALE or TRADE—Plonhcia ad U made srpeetal/y /or an. r also baa What Doru-r* wrati a •potted pointer, female^ vicin­ famous ' Watkins necessities. ' table top oil atov’e. 1 EXvootT 1} ilotnschle loot* affectl Any tn a iu a. ity 9f Enterprise. Name Dina. Greatest sales In history. Ap­ Sk 1 Auto Focua Eastman en­ Call Saunders, Phone 1107-W. U Y D M L P t m a i /u i 's f i ^ S e 1 ply 906 Voluxla Avo. or write largers. 1 speed graphia 2J4 it Reward. *4P. O. Box 1163 Daytona Besrh, x 414 'with flaidi holders A rise. I Florida. Small car Motorette. 10 fL In­ I WHY GET UP NIGHTS board mahogany motor boat A tl IB AUTOS PT»R SALE trailer. 2 burner Florence .cir­ WORK WANTED DUE TO KIDNEYS? culating heater, used ones and TRADE: 1941 Buick, 55,000 miles, runs r a n m i ran oocrort wat other articles. 400 Sanford A-l condition for amAlter car • If you in op nlsht»—have frrqu»*l rf* FLOOR BANDING A finishing, Ave. Phone 1014-R. suitable for trade-in on new dr# to paaa your water—but have only cleaning A waxing. Our power •canty pmigr*—yr*. and have backarh*. ear. Mr. Nord, Trailer Park. WOOD HEATER good condition. unit enables us to work where due to ruva acidity ia the urine, be tied Call 024-J.__________ , you're feeding Ihit: there is no electric connectlo.t Three generation* age Dr. Kilmer. • .. available. 21 yeaie axperlenc-. SWEET Hamlin orange* $2.00 imou* doctor, found huodredr hie 1L Um.Gleason. Lake Mary, Fla. patient* with Ihi, trouble. Paimtiluntlr bush. K. W. Lord, Phone 728he made a medicine at 14 bettn, toy»*. W. LAWNS MOWED. Low prices ie—Nature’iown way <» Jerry Lord Phone 782-W. It "nwamp-Rooti ar.d I ' SOFA BED, la I CARRY condition. fill men and womr^uvt - 110 N. French-Ave. CARPENTER with aruaeiag reeulia •see right to work to v* KftjartV Myrtle. >? BOAT. 12 f t Plywood utility fgmt l ,. ,. . increaae* flow -4 -■ due® out kldnrv* ' lly RUNABOUT, completely - ■>. 'W O R R Y urine, bemtag relieve escee* acidity .. w irritated bladder get* A good flarivirg •quipped. Lefter and upright 1 2 S P E C I A L S E R V I C E S ' in s u r a n c e PIANO. Lee tar, "very comfortable, with attractive slip _ Phone. 462-W. ______ ( cross eyes J WEAK vTn TIQ U E S-A of furniture. few s a * 8* — - • . o • - ■ * *4 , .--------- n - . - . i i . ' . .. « " ......... ^ PAGE F IV E lews•’ •i �t. (x , THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Candidates State Position ( ( '• a l l a a , # nw ) JACK IIATIGAN K It 101*11 Fit HI) II. W II.L IA M K Group No. 'I 1. I favor rrpaving an>l new NO. I. Yet, I am in favor of resurfacing paving. I rtfomnw'nd w aiting un­ ■ deteriorating »trr#t*-to-thc nMlity til ~a purv ey to-c-tnhltsn our tnm t of the City to pay. A» to thr.es immediate ncpdt U made. Flnancacssment of property owner* for ing should dour !-y nuliinitUm? group ff: (('•nttaM4’-fr*a, Cass Oust countered during hip activation work In Florida. , Col. Maxwell Snyder, regimen tal commander, gave a brief hli lory of the 124th Regiment and said that General Hutchison had minted in It as a private and had risen through the ranks to hU ptr«ent rating. f o b George A. DeCottes gavo • pep tej k-and stressed~th« Im­ portance ‘-of the National Guard as a factor o( preparedness. Capt. Roy Green who, with 2nd Meut. Richard Brown, was sworn In to command Company I, expiev*ed thanks to the City and Seminole County Chamber q/ RANDALL CHASE Croup No. 2 Croup No. I Q. I. Pertaining to rraurfac1. In my opinion a maintenance program ahould be set up for the ing streeti. new paving and •*repair and upkeep o f all City sessraenta against abutting pro-, streets, ami should lie paid for by perty owners. the f itly. Qn. aaw sUaaU .thu pav— -—A r - lr -l- t is - ls - l s v e e - e f - im r " tfltl pitting. It Will lie .IHrli) up a method to the citizens for vote. ing should lie performed only up­ facing streets where the work is to them, at the majority on the I’ reaent revenue will not rrsur- on the rrquest of a majority of absolutely needed, and where the atreet* to l>e paved inntt lie in fare our atreets. l-et'a make a the abutting proparty owners, ami usa of the street justifies. I am favor of it. Another thing lu hr survey and plan. should be paid for by these own­ not in favor of new paving In taken Into mnildcratinn it the 2. If elected I would lie hound ers as has been the general prac­ Crorgetown and Goldsboro now. fact that eaeli property ownei at a public officer do ace that the tice in the past These sections should first have hat ten yrai* to pay hit gf her 'iKilice depart mint enforced the 2. If elected, I will support, a Iletter drainagr, streets graded, Msettmeul. The City most- fin­ laws of the rtty'and state and strict law enforcement, without and the 'nrccasanr sewage facili­ ance thia paving over that tame I would do mi. ■ fear or favor, of all City of San­ ties. I am not in favnr of mak­ period. Detroit Bor Keep ing assessments against abutting a. I favor reviewing the City ford lawa and ordinances. NO. 2. property owners for the resur- I Charter anil auiendmenta thereto 3. I .heartily endorse the ap­ Yea. I am In favor of law rnt l'a n lJ a a « 4 t i s n r a n O n e) faring of streets, foiermrnta and the. mutual eo- with a yirw to recommending the pointment of a Charter Reform thus far. Ilia wife is charged with removal of any piovlalona’ maile Committer for the purpose of Q. 1 1 l-aw enforrrment. operation between our Policy llept. making out money drafts, police obsolete or Inoperative hy time. studying our present City Char­ A. 2. I am in favor of law an. And the Sheriff* office. I favor-aulunillin** nn-amen»lmenl ter.If' a change Is recommended,' foreernent. and will rspert (hr NO. 3 . ----- — ;---------Detroit prosecutor James H I am in favor of an election of to the people for vote to provide such changes should lie submitted Police to work with the Sheriff's McNally said Mr*. Jacobs ad­ for election hy majority. to a vote of the people. office and the State Road Patrol mitted taking the money because a Mayor by the people A comt. I have hern a niemlier o f the 4. For the yputh df our City. in the enforcement of laws. Per of "love for my husband." When •mlttee eoulil lie appointed torWork out the drtailt. such at, how much flty'* Recreation Committer for I am in favor of expanding all sonally, I do not approve of nor arraigned later on three counts of powei he will havp. Final appro­ the -patt two year*. From my supervised recreation facilities to patronise gambling devices, slot larrrny, she pleaded Innocent and val would’ he hy our citizens |n>r*onal ohtervntion we cannot the maximum extent that the machines, boliUi, etc. The biggest now la awaiting trial, McNa! Personally. I would like to'ter our have an adeipiate reel ration pro­ City is able to finance. difficulty enrountrird by the law said. Mayor with power to make dreis gram until we have a rompletely . fi. The present City Commis­ enforcement officers is the public Jacob* has been living In the ith salary; enough i i i|uip|tnl Ventj i. from which It sioners are to be rommeiidnl for opinion and thr patronage of New York area in rootUHig homes Ion*. AItii with to he rnuld devvnto his entire time [ ( an .opekale.^rtafffil liy trained the effort th e/ havr^adc in s«. gambling devices by numbera of and hatha for the past two weeks, I director* of pKysirnl education. I . curing plan* for a sewage dis­ our cltlxens. Such influence re­ police said. to the io'o. feel that our attention should lie posal plant and collection system. sults In an attitude of tolrranre When Jaeobs appeared In the the only 1 am very much In favnr of rec- j directed flint at faeilitiea for our This plan ahould be carried for­ by a Urge number of other citi­ |wdicn line-up today (cation for everyone. I will entei I rhildrrn and that until that ia ward and work started as Boon zen, even the they may not, i|tie*tion asked him was how long In ■to thia program myself. A |done any adult faeilitiea provided as funds are availaldr. Ihrmsclvrs, l*r law violaters. This he had been In New York. He re(ommitlre of citizens rail work should I n- made self-supporting *5. Being. In favor «f Public attitude of cltlxens rrcales p most IN'sted That he had lieen here two Work out our problem* on the and w lf-llq u ld a tln g . Presen t rev Improvements of our City, I am ' unfortunate influenco and lack of weeks. Following the lineup he was swimming pool. With $.'10,000 on enui-s wilP not hulhj n»r support |Misllivcly‘ io.Javor of operating respect for authority amongst thr taken to the offlta of acting Lieut. (land, thit look* like one of one such u center. With respect to on a "pay aa~you go" plan, with younger generation. Grover Ilrown, head of the forg­ •mall problem*. It mint certainly the xwimming pool. I favor tho no Issuance of bonds or revenue ,<J. 3. Do you favor the appoint­ ery squad, where he was question­ hat my approval ’ immediate construction of n $30,- certificate*. The exact plan of ment hy the City..Commission of ed. Police said hla arraignment One mote tennis court, central! 000 pool if that is what the peo­ financing x u c h 'Improvements can a Charter Reform tlommittce for [iiithahly would await the arrival located, is needed, riaygroutiijIs avgn ple want’. only Ini determined after consid­ the pur|HiM< of.studying our pres- '•••re of Detroit's district attorney. for all children white ami roJorcil, f. I fa v o r n Sewage Disposal erable study. ent City Charter with a view of . must mine, plus sultahle super riant. . 7. I am in favor of the exten­ vision. 0. 1 am in favor of public iin- sion at our sewage collAtion m a k i n g - recommendations for the health and welfare of thou­ NO. fi. piovenient*. . . all that a plan system to any area <>f the City modernising and streamlining it, sands of our cltlxens. . The Sewage disposal plant is show* wo nerd ami a survey where full use would be made «f and with particular reference to (j. H. Municipal Zoo. the elrellon of the Mayor, and raally a sticker. I have spruit shows we can pay for. A. H. Yea, hut I would not fav­ «urh facility. City Commissioners hy majority hours discussing this project with .7. 1 favtu tin- extension of or any expensive or extensive H. (lur Municipal Zo« •» not vote of the people? • .» numerous pcftple ,eolilieetcd with sewers to tleurgelnwn and Goldsimprovements in the near future. A. 3. Yr».. our city. All methiid* which have Ihiio- provided we*make a purvey only an outstanding touiUl at­ traction. hut It provides rrcy s. tj. ». A T T candidate r6r_ Clty V. 47 Pertaining' Id* City Re­ been suggested to fjnnnrc thit -ami-plan - how-to-do it. ' ' tion ami entertainment for our Commissioner, do you have any creation Department. projecrtcad rhe miTTi'c way, k eu H. (lor ziio is one of Ifi munici­ A. 4. It ia my opinion that the constructive- crtllelsms'«t»> btltr ormous ileld that would reach ,to pally owned zoo* in the country, own eitixcnX. I am in ^ivor of aur gramh hihlren. Their aie plant and slipuld I" promoted as on Its.‘expansion as far' ak fund* are City rannoi now afford a full regarding the present City Ad­ •at the.City Hall which Cost the attraction to all of Florida as available hy the City. time Recreational Director, as has ministration or Its various De­ 0. My rahdidary I* not lianed lieen suggested. I am in favor of partments? Federal government SI I.non. They well as the tourist*. Present rev­ A. 0, No. If elected it is my eall for the rebuilding of a great the actions o f ’ the present City such rcrrcathinal facilities as the deal of the pnAnt lines, due to enue* will n<d |«-rmit esponsion. Commission, or its administration. City ran afford. It appears that purpose to continue careful con­ sideration s%iil study of the prob­ dcterlaia'imi through the yeuis. Let's make a survey and plan, in. There i* a City Planning tl. Other than what I have said Commission at the present time fund* now available might make lem* Iwfore the City Administra­ Also same lines rarry sewage ami it possible to construct a swim­ 'storm water which mean* addi­ prior to this, I think the City ami the rfrommrn<latinn* tni* ming pool. From time to time as tion. after which I should be bettional lines would have to he laid. needs most to Improve and de­ body are definitely valuable to funds are available additional r£< ter qualified to make constructive velop an understanding of its All this must I* done IrcfoiW a the City Commission. It give* rrrntional projects ran lie eon -uggestions. disposal plant can lie Used. We problems among it* cjtlxens by n them a broader scope of opinion •aiderrd. Any City Recreational g. 10. A Civic Planning Board. all must keep lichind this pinjerk la-tier publicity and public rela­ on which to operate and plan Program should lie coordinated A. 10. Yes. A Planning Board, until we fitnl some way to com­ tion* program on it* activities. public Improvement*. of citizens could be a very vital with the srfiool recreational activ­ | piopi.-c that |he City employ plete it. I would sugge.it n com and valuable part nf the citizens' ities. mltlesi of our lending minds to u fum of munirlpnl t«* experts activities, not only In the civic (j. Ti. Sewage disposal plant. •tudy this project. Their teport to survey the. entire municipal A. fi. Fur a long-time program activities hut helping solve var­ CIO Challenge would tell us how and when this tax structure and make such rethe City should have plans for ious vital problems that are con­ project rnuld lie a reality. rorthtiendnllon* -u» would dlstrla Sewage Disposal Plant, and the stantly confronting the City Ad­ M '«N llN tf»4 I1W 1 **«•• I t W I hulltile oxiienne* -of City govNO. n. necessary new sanitary sewers. ministration. 1 favor the “ pay as you go” cininent rqu 11sbl y and laise the now coveied,*' he said. It tliay lie necessary to have a Recalling that husinaa group* plan, even If we indy make some money necessary to operate the small improvement each year. City, pay Its obligations, and pro- have maintained to the committee referendum, or a vote, to aulhWe will. 1*.paring on out-present f-vtde rtn nnntraHcarpIti* wilh-whieh- that a minimum wage boost wou.d orixe such ImpmveTnenW and pro­ vide for their financing. sbt beyond IU70. WP r„„|i| I* gin to seeure the ini- lm jnflationnry. Nixon said: os' Q. <1. Improvements made on a "1 think the American people NCI. 7. ] ninveinents we all iriognize are have heard enough of *hr* cal­ "Pay as you go" plan. Sanitation mu*t cover all sec. n_,,.il,,f A'. t'>. In most instances a "pay lous argument-^that a few dol­ tlons of Hanford, or we are ile-|' . _________ lar* .added to their income to as you go" plan for improve­ fearing our purpose. feed their children, provide ment* ia desirable. There may lie NO.-H. $29,000 Taken From help medical rare, put a toof over some emergency improvements InYea. Dur *•*» is one of our main attractions. Some amounts should Refinery Paymaster their heads, get a little educa­ vdiving health that may require some other kind of financing. be act aside carlf year, to* Im­ tion, etc., air Inflationary. prove il. (J. 7. Extension of sewage sys­ "The same dollars, when they BOSTON, Oct.' 31—< fj*t Four 9 .M giinmon e*C(ip«l with a 129,000 accumulate hy the billion* In ror- tem In .tirorgrtowji and Goldsi When I take Into consideration pavndl today after holding up the |mrate profits, are neerssary to lioro. the service these men have tend- navmaslcr pf the Amerirao Sugar provide husinet* with an 'ineetiA. 7. Ye*. This is a very Im­ •red., the ‘ problems they havr ifefiticry 'Oimpnny in south |k>s- live.* Workers liktf an inrentlvu portant. and much needed, im­ faced, I am more Inclined to 'say ton. provement for the- protection, of too." r “Triank you for a .Job w-cll done." police ip|*iited' the men fled As to various-departmetlt* frank- I, „ „ rw.ll,m.W , r,U„. Thr quartet ly,: I* do think we do Med m.iiic „ „ , k. were over-hauling. FOR T H E BEST ICE CREA M ^ t aimed with a *BWetl-off.shotgun ( JOHN • Ei ii ■ . l Co. I Activated no . i Commerce for giving the banquet. Including tha guests, there were 43 present at the banquet ac­ cording to R. P. Payne, executive officer. Guests Included John Baulx, VFW district commander and James Singletary, commander of Campbell-Loaelng Poet 63 of the American Legion. It was stated that efforts will !>e_ma<le to Increase Company . I to 168 fnu» and seven officers. Drill* will be every Thursday nigbt-*t—HifrAmrory;— ------------Men aworn In were; First F R ID A Y , O C T. 81, 1M T 1 1 j ------------------------mm Sergeant Terrance V. Brown, ales: Donald E. Byerly, Noah W. 8t%ff Sergeants, Edward C. Dan­ Cogburn. Enrique P. Colmsnaris, iel* and Howard A. Shyrock, Scr. Joseph A. Irving, Walter 0. Gard­ grants, Ralph H. Geiger, Henry ner, Raymond W. Hall, Portar M. Jameson, Clarence O. Jones II. Lansjng, III, Nathan R. My­ and Charles H. Powell, Corporals, ers. Keith B. Schumacher, Floyd Morgan C. Bernard. Walter E. M. Sjoblom, Otis A. Sjoblom, TalBrown, Cecil B. Jones, Ralph L. madge E. Smith, Jr. and Letter Moran (who is Armory care tak­ L. Tillis. er), William II. Pugh and Jams* The 124th Infantry of the Flor­ E- -Smith,--------------■ - id* "Nalional_ Guafd.“ was first In yj~ •Other members of Company I the country to be activated sine# •re T-6 Wilbur F. Brihannn-.TJL the weri This took plare~ 8 ept~ Albert S. Tucker, Pfc. Robert Ifi, I94C. it was pointed out today L. Brown, also.the following priv. by Sgt. Brown. End of the Month Specials Assorted Colors- Clothes A r t .93 1 up HAMPERS Hathaway Dots Collage, Pr. A d .95 up ^ ^ . 9 5 . up BED SPREADS (Per Pair) CURTAINS $1 7*\Vay PILLOWS ^»Q .95 up Padded FLOOR LAMPS 4 ^ . 4 9 up CARD TABLES <jj op IRONING BOARDS $ 4 '^ Cadet 39c • SCATTER RUGS SEE OUR STOCK of Unfinished Chairs, and Tables — Occasional Furniture Mirrors — Utility Cabinets — Living Room, Bed Room . and Dining Room Furniture. YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON YOUR OLD FURNITURE. . SHOP ELSEWHERE — THEN* COMPARE J o and BUY YOUR FURNITURE from TED DAVIS FURNITURE STORE “ Growing With Florida” 311 East First Street (Vote- It Ih The American Way) o ♦Phone 958 T O T H E V O TE R S NO. io* .. and yiel'J. * ie l weioelail in .wwirh-; -A ' iiieiitiiur* wiint t i n io t f * " work rlotli* and wilder*' hrlinet*. aential to. a \rnwing community kuch at our*. Our growth hn* juet started. I.et'e all grt liehtmt •nd push to keep thn hall lolling. Last year I2K new home* weir ,bullt.-2i «iBWu-bo,|nr*n place*,' f, cabin court tiniU. for a grand total of over $000,000 dollars III comparison to 1941 when only 1100,000 was sMBITnr all foil. Iliveatignlion showed the regUlUaUllU-platc-pn ihe nihlH'is’ car had lieen stolen from an auto­ mobile m the Bark Bay*. .____ _ Tin- loilil'tip came (I........ Il the hrrli of a fUW.000 iiayndl robbery yesterday at the nlurtevant Div­ ision of the Westlnghiio-e Klcctrie (Jurpuralioii in llyd , I’aik ami the two crimes, Imie . considerable similarity. Try -t ip - t o p ic e . . „ Cr e a m Wq make our own fco Cronin, All (l*»on Tnstjr — Dalirloua ■*— Healthful «> TIP—TOP ICE C R E A M _ _____ 414 Sanford Avenue Phone 12l) DOWN ON HNIIIF..H LONDON, Oct. 31- id l—A hardy Scotch physician, Muffing at the British male'* sensitiveness to chill winter winds, launrhed a one-man rampaign today to cut short one of clothing-rationed Britain'* few remaining hixurlca. Our city now has ethe chance* of attaining what we haveV all been Waiting for; and as one o f the many small O business .min deriving their living here, I am anxious to help Sanford grow Into a larger and more prosper­ ous community. If you believe that by progressive efforts I can help hasten and promote the well-being and prosperity of us all, then cast your ballotv next Tuesday -for: • . -- • M . J. LO D G E Candidate for City Commission in District Two 0 P ,; | 4 . M aifr ii • : ,.\ 1 s*. ■ * - �THE W EATHER In Unltj Ther# Is Strength— T# Protect tii« P . m * of th# World; To Promote the Prpfrtat of Ataoriea; To Prodnce protptrll/ fo? Sanford* D a n fo r t) fe r a lii — Partly cloudy with little chine* In temperature throuth Tueiday. Gentle— to moderate southwest ” lnd* tonight hrnimins irntlr to 1variable Tuesday. AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPATER I - VOLUME XXXVIII Established 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA MONDAY, NOV. 3, 1947 Peace Treaty British Haven City And School Elections Will Russia Is Reached By Get Public Attention Tomorrow With Germany JM ikolajczyk For Is Advocated Exiled Polish Leader Is Flown T o London In R A F Airplane; Escapes Red.Cordon L O N D O N ,* " N o t . 3 . m — Slanialaw Mikotajcsyk aald to' nliht he fled Poland through a ' the Kuaalan rone of Germany to the llrlliah area after learning that the Moscowsponsored Polish government planned to sentence him and at leaat two other Pollah Pea* aant Party offlctala to death. I LONDON. Nov. 3 O D -Stan it law, Mikolajczyk. leader of the wattime Poliilf governmcnt-in-exile. „ h i i repotted in the Home ol ©(Commons today 1° -have readied Britain by air for tancluatypiomited by the British government. Amid loud cheers, Christopher Mayhew, under secretary ol itale for foreign aifain. told Commons that "I have been informed that Mr. Mikolajciylt arrived in llrt country and was given leave to land." T Mikolajczyk . disappeared - front •Wartaw two week* ago. . Hit whereabouts rcmiined a mystery until today. The Polish govern­ ment already had ordered an in­ quiry into his (light into cxilefl Msyhew reported that Mikola* jciyk had landed at Mansion Air­ field. southeast of London in Kent county. There was no imme dial* indication as to -the nationC Polls will o;en M 7 i0 o'clock tomorrow at the City Hall for the primary |o nominate two City .Commissioners. Voting will cease at rundown. Compe’ing *ir Croup No. I are John Ktider, Jack Ratipan and Fred H. Williams. In Group No. 2 are M. J. Lodge and Ran­ dall Chase. For the coorlywiJ* school election o f trustees and the vote on s.'hocl lax roillage .nc»ra.'». the polls will open a| 7;00 A. hL and close at 7-00 P. M. Three school trustees will Is* fleeted. Candidates are: It. K. era In Sanfortl will vot* at tha Coper, east Sanford: Roy F. Girl Scout headquarter* on Com­ Howell, Lake Mary; Herbert A. mercial Street, and east side vot­ Ilehrens and Mrs. George Harden, er* at the Tourist Center, The following voting places west Sanford. Rcgiatered voter* who pay taxes have hc«n designates! putalde of on real or personal property are Sanford for tho aehool vote: Lake eligible to vote In the school elec­ Monroe, community center; Paola Slickly’* Store; Oviedo, Town tion, said Supt. T. W. Lawton. 'Tw o aehool millage proposals Hall; Oaneva, community center;. are to he voted upon. One ia to Chuluola, Myrtle Chalker’a Store; rain? the ralllage lovleif for cur­ Goldenrod, community h o u s e ; Hall; Lake rent school expenses from four to Longwood. Town six mills. For building reserve Mary, Gleaaon’a Store; Altamonte funds and In order to meet State Springs, community renter; For­ appropriations for this purpose rest City, Plunkett*: Slavia. Stann new two mill levy Is to lie votes! ko’it Store; Fern Park, Barnett's upon. The County must appro­ office: Bear Lake, Ketrhem'a priate |100 for every $300 allocat­ residence. ed by the State for new building In accordance with City .law, addition* and equipment, he owners of places ’ selling liquor pointed out. (not beer and wina) have been If this money It taken by the notified to rlose their places of schools from their operations fund, it will be depleted and re­ huilnest during the hours voting pair* can not be taken rare of, takes place, it was announced Mr. I<awton ilertaied. this morning - by Chief of Police In this election, west aide vot* [ Roy G. Wilhamt. U, S. Reds N ot_ Candidates Air To Affiliate With Views At Meeting New Cominform . Of Rotary Club American P o l i t i c a l Kridcr, Ratignn And Situation Held Un­ Chase Tell Rotar favorable T o Them ians Of Policies ( I ' M l I a w r an !■■■• R ls k U MOSCOW Nor. .1 (Ah—The Three of the five candidates for Soviet pree* published today City .Commissioned wete intro­ a letter It said had been ad­ duced at the Rotary luncheon to­ dressed collectively to Prime day and outlined briefly their Minister Stalin by appro*!mately 2S.000.W0 S o v i e t yiews on City affaits. They were Youth League member* voic­ John Kridrr aryl Jack Rstigan in ing "full belief in the unbeat­ Group No. I and Randall Chase able might of our mother­ in Group No. 2. Candidates M. land.” ",’Our youth realise* JACKSONVILLE. N ov'S. (8pe . what Iby-boeale ahetst Anglo- - J r-ix d g t' in Gt6up~No7~’l and — dial)— “ Florida, 1n~tny~optnf6Hr American 'Democracy' ar* Fred H- Williams in^Group No. 2 iA h*a poealbilltlak tdt becoming on* . weeth,* the i letter.l»Id u’They were unable to be present o f the most louajsUnVIui«r»rou * all (h* pooraeaa aad ret ductlon a r e a s 'In the United Mr. Chase said that he was not of bourgeois cnlture. . • States, If not In the world, but making any campaign, that he had attaining .that goal will call for NEW YORK. Nov. 3 C^l-The no cigars or liquor to give away, rlose eo-ordlnatiort, and InUlligent, snergetlc planning on tha Communist Patty of the United and that he hadn't kissed, any art of Stale and F e d e r a l States says it ffas decided not to babies, but ■that if elected he ore#*,- aald William L. Wilson, affiliate with the- new Cominform would endeavor to carry oyt RoDirector of Florida State Markets at Belgrade, 'for fear such action lary’s motto of "Service Above today. "For year# tho Nation has would be seized upon by "reaction­ Self.” He added that lie was gin I looked Increasingly 'toward our •vast Everglades for a good per- ary and pro-f^sciil forces" in this to see -so much interest in the .w rentage of Ita late Fall.-Winter country “as a pretext for new campaign as .an indication of -a * and early Spring vegetables; In­ U'aaflseeO >» Fast t.lakl I . healthy condition for "unless’ the creased' population in nur urban IC a a lla a iS «a l*au* T m l centers, makes such supplies more land more vital., Fire U-Reported• "W l ilUllilU life J ill UWIMRV we have witnessed heavy damage At Wheeler Plant Tax Books. Opened to great crop acreage*, and delay At'CQlIector’s O ffic e irwillsnS •• N s* r.t*ht) The Whntor- Firtlllxer Plant, The tax booki were opened Sat­ at Oviedo rebuilt after tho disas­ trous fire of last spring, wkt re­ urday morning by County Tax Exhibition Matches ported on fire atJLSO o'clock this Collector John L. Galloway for the and Assistant Fir# payment of real and personal pi * , Held At Mayfair afternoon Chief Thomas at once sent the party for 1947 and quite a long local fire department’s booster line of taxpayers formed In the Court Hqjjse hall. Desplta threatening weather, a truck to the scene. ta rn crowd gathered i t the MayIt was - unofficially reported -Quite * number of tax payment* ~ fair Tnn "tennle cotirta yesterday from Oviedo that the fire had were received In the mall and afternoon at 1:80 o’clock to wlt- started In fertiliser stores In a again today (hare wax a Una form ntvt three exhibition match** corner of the new steel construct­ ed outside of Mr. Qatloway’e eponeored by the 8anford Hath ed building. The Winter Park office. • and Tennl* ClubHe explained the ruth aa In Buddy Behrens. National Inter- Fire Department w m also called dleating that taxnayera want to upon to give aid to the Oviedo ■cholaetle Chaoudon and National volunteer fighters. At 2:45 o'clock take advantage of tha 4 ppercent Oi-plor Single* Oeamplon from FL discount applicmbl* an taxes during v. Lauderdale, defeated Enrique Bute, firemen were reported to have the November. blase partially under control. the Peruvian National Champion and Eastern Intercollegiate alnglea champion, 8-1. 8-1 In the feature match of the afternoon. Ricardo Balblera, National champion from Chile and Bratll, defeated Eddie Copeland, Rollln* College coach In a close match, 0-7. In the final match Behrens and Copeland defeated Balblara and T V LAHASSEE Nov. 3 VP)—Neatly S I8.000.000 hat beep Buie In -the only double* match of th* exhibition. Bahrene and dimmed .ir th* ra il let Yens from the $55,820,000 debt Florida « Copeland coasted through a 8-8 counties ran up for Kilo'll construction doting and fust after the boom. ■9 set but wer* forcod to e.xUnd Urn • However. $5,776,5BO woith of bonds have been issued in the past final set to win 9-7. Charlss Morrlaon occupied th* two years for pew >rhoJ building* to partially offset the total debt te . umpire’* ch*!r and was *sallied ilucdon by B. C. Steele, Clay Wllllama, Crlin English Slate School Superintendent, said school bond in Cecil Rlne* *nd Hamilton Blab** tereal rales had been trimmed^ aa linesmen. from aa much a* 8 portent to debts that are In danger of de­ S percent by a aerie* of refi­ fault. m a in b m e n a c e “ School Indebtedneaa during the nancing plane carried out under paat 10 or 12 years has canitl PORTLAND, Nor. 8. WP>- 1987 and 1939 law*. ------Me, !♦, No One of Maine’* many forest fire* When the 1937 School Budg- tuted one of the major problem* still constituted A • £ * * * *® **• et Law waa enacted, the coun­ in Florida,” . English said. Be3 town* of WhltnayvflU and Ma- ties owed 155,820,000, of which ginning about In ^ 1925, *• ithough , toncot earlier, many of $4,417,523 waa defaulted principal tamo insItanea# and $1,658,475 waa paat due TtT the district* o f the atate I sued bond* In ambitious amouniill. far from any vtUaflK Ther# etfll tareat. waa no sign o f sufficient rain to "Th# bonda did not originally Since then, with strict' atate „ th* *> percent conetito supervision of county school budgeta, all paat due Interest ba« been tlonal limitation of the haeeaee .10 lives add $30,000,000 In pro- paid and the defaulted principal . of J *" * * * * * » m e ,< party In has been cut to almost a negllgihla $254,141. tha am w Ju « f E n S r y S S r t the total E 2 W S S Director Wilson Says Florida May Lead Food Raisers f $18,000,000 Is Trimmed From Florida School Debt In Past Ten Years a r a ta ttS fij Senator Vandenberg Demands Separate Peace If Council Deadlock Continues Associated Press Leased Wire NO. 232 Rejects U. S. Proposal Partition O f Palestine S* Soviets Insist Brit­ ish End Mandate By Next January 1 And Recall Army By May Where Oregon Slate Heads Died In Plano ( ‘rush ANN ARBOR. Mith., Nov 3 VP)— Senator V a n d e n b e r g (R-Mich) today advocated a icp* atati peace with Germany il the Council -of Foreign Ministers rt> maim deadlocked through this winter. While granting qualified en­ dorsement to the Mtnhall Plan, the Senate president pro-tem main­ tained that "Germany's restoration to viable autonomy is at the cote of Europe’s rehabilitation. "It is infinitely preferable for the Council of Foreign Miniiteit to come to united terms," Vanden­ berg said in an address prepared for delivery at a University of Michigan convocation marking the centennial o( Dutch coloniration in Michigan. • "But I am paying that disa­ greement—here or elirwhfir can not be allowed to postpone peter, rehabilitation and irlLgmr'nmen' forever." hr addrd. "Peace must have priority." Vandenberg alto urged a change in the United Nations Charter under uhirh the veto would apply A Slate polirrman ia looking into the battered rock pit nf the plane In «hi-h GmrrnnV I’ arl Snell of "solely to the use of armed fotce." Orrxnn. Secretary of Slate RolM-rt^Farrell anil Stale Scntle Prraident Marahvll Cnmrll died when the plane rravhrd while Hying to a ranrh near Lake view, Oregnn. I'itnt nf the pi inr.’* Chit llngue, alao He attacked "world-wide Coni munlst attitudes which most of waa killed. Speaker nf the House Jnhn Hall waa awmu ill aa (iiiiernor. ( Inter national Smindphoto) us believe ate Incompatible with peace.” He warned that America "can(Coiillaaaa sen I'RR# f',l«|it) ifa f 12 Year Old Boy •Mrs. F. A. Stone Camp Guard Tells Declared Winner In Chicago Admits Of Grid Contest ' 0 T Shooting Of Killing 7 Year Old Four Convicts fI 1 fly I.A R R Y H A U C K LA K E SUCCESS. Nov. 3 0 T ) _ Ru» »i* today reje d rd American Mtggrtiions nn mrlbmls of parti­ tioning Palrrtine and instead demamled ih.it ifw British end thrir mandate over the Holy Land by next Ja n . I and • »»itlidr*w all Itoops no I*tcr than May I . 1049. I lie Soviet U nion, said theta should he a transition period of no longer than on" year between the trim ma lion of the maudite and complete ihdrprm lrnce for th? p n rjrrtrd Jewith and Arab vtil-v. h o t . ftiii p n jo j. R u tii v would place rpipornihiltv ' for supervi­ sion under the United Nations Security Cm rnril. • • Soviet drlpKate Semen K . T»»rapkur delivered Hip long awaited policy declaration In a closedmm ting of th- "partition’’ ju b m-mmittrr (ip -lti,. 'aaTemBlv’t 67natlnn r<>ninrttt"c on I ’alevtlne. He aald the Soviet Union eoul.l not accept the |t n||" ,| Cr«tion that llrila in be e/itrusted w'itli the tu*k of n-lmlnUtering the ll-dv I. uih I pending indepen­ dence "because the man-late lis t failed." 1lie Aqierlcnn delegation had suggested that Independence for llie proposed two new eountries • Imuld come .by next Job- I with •lie III itlali remaining Until that time. *3 I "I If T»arivjiMn insisted a transition {period wm necestary. He abo ijtu rm d sUivai sit*. 4>; .S' ptvrr fo r' Roy Green, 53 Year Old. A. C. L. Agent, Died Saturday A M 'Mr*. F. A Stone wav declared winner of The Herald plck-tlie- SlayiiiR'<}rcw O ut O f * Argument Between *'"Therri On Cigarette Rov Green, 53 year old eommerrla! agent for tb* Atlantic CoaaUInt Railroad, died Saturday at 4:00 A. M. at hi, home. fi|R Magnolia Avenue fallowing a lingering illness. C H IC A G O . N *v.‘ ^ OF) Author­ With the Atlantic Coastline ities announc-d today the mysteRailroad for 80 ?**rs, Mr. Green was "■» commercial agent ageni . at* ai Belle llsllr ,’r,*W , A Glade P« prior to coming Sanford \ y<*t*OW «*>y -h*‘l been solved liy .. - , to __________ where he lived for'six rears. He a hfth-giadr pupil's signed italew m born at Bradford, Fla. Nor. menl that "I killed l^innie Fellitk 27, 1898 and was a member nf the F’lret Baptist Church there. He In i Orl. IS in Tlistcher Womli " v’ wa* member of th* Klwanle Forest Preserve." Club of Sanford. Ixinnme i haltered body -W»s Survivor*’ Include one eon. Roy • • . n . in i the prr.rne in ol> Oct. .> D. Groan and a grandson, Roy I). fmina , , T -—,-------------n *t*** 1r * ' - ---------- - rletOII-ltm allr, I,- .hw |»pe* ICC Mrs. John n.' fame, Tampa and ftom hit home. Mr*. Faul Bridgen, Charleston, Coronrr A L i Btodic said 8. C.; three brothers, Fred J, f* * i» T n n ) ir » ii> » i «» Green; LtvrOtkj CTatld* 0. Green Plant City; and II. Jackapn Green, Jr„ Daytona Beach. The remain* were shipped Sun­ day, to Llv# Okk for funeral -*#r* 11 Nazis Convicted— vleea in the Bnwanee Funeral For Crimes Charged Horn* and burial In th* Uve Oak Cemetery beside hi* wife. The body was accompanied by hit NUEBNBKRt;, O K R M A N Y. son and daughter-in-law, Erickson N o9T*3 DPI— FotfHeen German 55 Funeral Horn* wa* In charge of officer* and a- civilian who con­ arrangement*. ducted Ihe Natl system of concentratfon ramps 'where million* JAYCEP. BARBECUE died were convicted today of war Members.of the Seminole Coun I crime* and erimev against hu ty Junior Chamber of Commeree ] mattRir.'Three other* were acquit■re r<?qucited to meet at the |trij motoV^to^BTue * * * * * »* handed down qnrinrr'for i haTbeeue * •ll,,#r ,CK,*>- Th” language of the Spring* f >r ■ b«rt cue. i opinion of the American tribunal All ptraoni rase ’ ,awho ail. are \ anot* mrm 1il|V f||tlm(| S O sharply ■hatply aCalntl lal. Irivtlghrd an aicainat Lt ■.!’ General o .w .ld I’ohl, the leading tlv# ar# Invited to attend the out­ nt, that th ing. *e*m#d to ItsJttJIl'Ilcd. ,i Walter Krohnr has a full prog­ Pohl was second only to Hein­ ram outlined and tha baroaCua will be served front 0:00 to 7 >00 rich Himmler, the Gestapo chltf, In p^vatign In the aystem. P. M. Farm Bureau Protests Condition Of New Paving On Celery Avenue A resolution calling xllrnlion of the Stale Road Department lo the dangerous and abrupt drops on ihe shoulders ol Cctery Avenue follow­ ing its resurfacing by a paving concern; was adopted Friday evening by th* Seminole County Fatra n il Bureau'at its meeting and supper at the re Tana Future Tatm Builalm Uuihlng. Francis Meriwet Meriwether, local grower, trrower, syas was elected as pi president of the Farm Bureau and succeeds M. L. Cullum, Chase and Co. executive, who occupied th# poet for two" terms. Leo Butnar, executlva of tha Florida Stale Farm Bureau, vie# - president, Introduced th* told of flood damage to vege­ speaker*. table* In south Florida, lie point­ Dr. A. A. Foster of the Central ed out that local growers eould Florida Experiment Station, re­ benefit from' tha lowered south ported progress In devalopmant Florid# vegetable production unof Wight resistant celery and lee# price ceiling* are put into af­ stated that ha had grown 80 fect. He urged that membership planta whleh ar# palatable and of tha Bureau be Increased In r#adv for aeod production. Cooler order to cope, with price celling conditions ar# nooded for tid in g , ptopoeals In Washington. Ha alto and apac# at tha Mountain Ice tpoaa' ef tha water control and ' -Thle situation reeulud Company will be needed for this ronsemtion study now being purpose, b« declared. A commit­ don# and advocated a fiv# cent S B K T W f t f - I S L f l tee Including Prea. Meriwether. tractor gaa refund, action on and Interest when tha tax burden County Agent C. R. Dawson ami whkhThe said, had been blocked too heavy, and prevented Market Manager H. J. Lehman by politics. construction oif iBM ded b u ild in g * was appointed to e a n r out thla ... A resolution of sympathy to and addition* plan. ^ the family of th* late. W. M. M u . .U .,- 1" ( Ow IIm i S ■■ f a i t Job# Ford, exeeutlve secretary -frm leiU-apotuoietl U «( a tliree-rnaii ronunitalon, ifeelarIng that thU group would have onlv aiUlsorv powers. Ituivia eqlleil for a I In a tln n m ininlw lon operating directly un­ der the kgfurltv council, w ith the same T m m trfB I— rep'ieVefilST.’ " lo* liamHe the trnnsillen and direct the •etllng np of ‘'provishinal counciU of government” In th# week by the Teil Pavls F’urnlture PrlsoTfersI^Tiun^cFusccT t’ompany. and will receive a T o W ork On Account * chenille rug. ■ t • e n llo a f o ,> ■ (-■*• T m l Mr*. George Touhy wa, namrd O f Fear O f Snakes second place winner anJ will re­ ceive a magazine rack given by BRUNSWICK,’•G.A . Nov. v <.n ■ the Teil Davit Furniture Com­ Guy McNabb, 21-yehr-old Glynn pany *S‘ I’. .Bayard Smith, R. A. Smith ’ county 'work camp guatd. told and W. H Duncan won llilril, [to’ lay of thoollng lour negro eonfourth and fifth prises Of a P*»s vilU w|l0 |1P ,.„d hradrd foT him for two given by, the Rit* Then after thr canlp warden "fired jit ter. Member* ot (hi- Sn-jfnfd police All w.lnnerv selected \2 of tlu’ ,, M , H contest^ correctly, and wera i Talking I ni, young McNy>h force* end th* S h eriffs’ depart* '•qte awarded certificates declared winner* 4n the order' In 1trpealrd lhe’ , story'-tol l by oilier I inLi.— ... -f-"— rmrpTTTOn— which ine the ns ballot* were received. ,.;inTI(r|| , -I which . *sir « nt n ^ r T r ” Wf— » **f a week coilre- In crime of rigid begin convicts IAt July datevftnn anti .other police efficcorrectly, but his ballot wa* re­ ceived after those who won prite*. I I . He accompanied LI pilioneis latwy 'methoda ecodie-te-l here by _ hack fn the; fcamp;"L*-vxfdr~)Vtf*r •♦hw- Federnt IMtcuo nT tn veilfga . The Touch tan Drug Company tost;* It awarding the first two prlre* Ithey rrfu icd lo continue work on lion. 'Ihe certificates Were given the l-ailx-t up for City employ*** for thl* week, They ar* giving a dilch because tliry were afraid nt at the Fifty A**ocUte* picnic a Tarker ”"51“ 6 r .fountain pen *nd of snakes. geounda by IV. W. Hutkf. essly. The Illlr a large box of candy. •wit FBI agent iu_ charge of l)w Theater - will- give -the - tlilr-l The youthful v i(nr,> was 'hr Mluml Division, through fifth prise winner* a pa** terruplrd frequently by I)»«t»s-; Judge' J, (}. Sharon, who at­ for two. Attorney J. Saxton Daniel. At one tended every rla«s, w,*a the flyat |H>inl, Daniel asked if MtNabh hvil to'receive .n certificate and wn* cnmmendeil by Mr. Burke for hi* Road Department. :not heard thr te*ljmt.ny nl_Rru Ti**t»tann»^—in— rroihTHTng _ -ihe - 1 coljrse. Chief o f Police Roy (I. Offers Contrads! M nnllrttiMl «*n f*n«r I Igthtl William* ami Sheriff M*r» wer* 11 - a l l n u r .i „ „ ran * tw el TALLAHASSEE. Nov. 3 l,V< The State Road Department today Miniater I'ropo.Hcs asked 'contractor* to Submit bid* John Simla Attends Nov. IH for 70 miles of road nml ’ Aiiti-CiamhliiiK Hulo bridge improvement* In II rnunVFW Council IVIeet tie*. JACK80NVII 1.11. Nov. 3. O' 'The projects are located In I’olk. A llaptiet minister who 1* leading John Saul*, fifth district com­ Luke, Hamilton, Seminole, I’nlm n drive against alli-grfT gambllrut mander of th* Veteran* of Forilrarh, Dade Cilrut, Levy, Hills­ (n Duyal county proposed a pro.' flgn Wars, department.of Florida, borough, J^on and Walton Cniin- gram of 'action nt a downtown wa* among th* 76 VF-W leader* lle*. from all over lh» State who at* • mate meeting yesterday. Bids were asked on: More thin 3.000 persons, heard tended the VFW Council »e**lon ‘ Paving 8.89 miles of road ,434. Sunday at the Seminole Hotel |g Seminal* county, between roads! tha Rev. R. D. Ingle call upon Jacksonville. Dept. Cpmdr. Jam** church and civic organization* to 800 and IK and road 428. iy»l*..n of Lake City pretldaif. demand enforcement of. law* proAlao attending wore Junior Vic# lutilting gambling Ho snid a rule CIRCUIT COURT Commander Cheater Whittle and Circuit Court o f th* Ninth It lit effect “ requiring nur police paat Slate Cnmmaqder Roy Glov­ Judicial Diatrlrt will convene all to rrport gambling activities to er. bojh of Orlando, 10:00 o’clock Tueaday rooming. their superior olficera" ami urged It wat decided to hold the mid- * The Board of County Commis­ demand* tie made to rnvokn this sioners and convene In regular rule se pollremi-n could make Im­ winter confotrnco In Ocala, Jan. 12-13. A icaotiition pralalng th* monthly meeting at th* tame time. mediate arrest*.' work of Ihe Congressional Com­ mittee Investigating un-American activities, was adopted by th* Council. Another resolution con­ demned the sponsoring of atldatie exhibitions by veteran*’organisa­ 1 tions In the atate under direction of an ex- service man who I* not tha holder of an honorabl* dis­ In connection with tho »rr*nt announcement by Col.'Willis E charge from military service. .■ vJ: Teale, duliict Army engineer. lhat Army Engineers have commenced studies on a plan to contrel water* through South and Central East BODIES FOUND Florida including the Ev*rgladrs, Kissimmee and upper St! Johns River DfLAND. Nor. 3, (A5— Th# basins, Edv-ard Higgins, minayer of the Seminole County Chamber of bodies of two men, who took off commerce today announced that parties interested in the St. Johns In a private plana from Orlando River project have had word from U. S. Engineers that a report based Oct. 24 and had not bean hoard on the special hearing* held this* from alnce. war* found In th# spring will be submitted to Wash- ty Chamber of Commerce hat re­ wreckage of the plan* yesterday Ington on Jan. 15. quested th* county agent* of Vo- about three mile* northeast of “ U ia very essential that re­ worked out In th* Klstlmmye and Laka Helen. ports concerning drainage of farm upper 8L John* River basin study, RICH'DIES probably will Include construction lead, cattle ranches and orange of lassnrolra In the Central FlorATLAN TA^fcv. 8, (A»>- Wal­ grove* and roads In dtlee and ter II, Rich. -07, president of counties b# In the handa of U. 8. luila, Brevard, Indian River, Os­ Rlch’f, Inc., on* of th# South’s Engineers aa rapidly aa possible,” ceola, Orange and Seminole Coun­ largest department atons, died Mr. Higgins declared this morn­ ties to contact owners immed­ today. Ife had been 111 for several iately for all atatements,” ha aald. ing. ’ A meeting of county agents month*. Rich became president In “ To facilitate the obtaining of will probably be held next wrek 1929 of the department (tor# these reports, the BeratnoI* Coun­ which his father founded. (OwpDimtl M !*•«• Twt) Sanford Policemen Complete Courses Given Bv F B I Hearing Will Be Held On River And Lake Flood Control Jan. 15 . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Majors CannoLPfay Early Exhibition Tilts J -----■... .-- K m: DON’T FORGET THURSDAY . 8:00 P. M. Sanford Lodge No. 1241 CINCINNATI Oct. 29 (*•) — Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler yesterday ruled that no exhibition garnet may lie played by Major I-eagne club* before March 1. The action fqllowa an agree­ ment reached last year with the player* committee that plavtra need not report before March 1 to begin their spring training. Training, including exhibitions, will be confined to 45 days under the agreement veltk the player*. A L A to M S -G H tn f— HALFBACltf Midshipman Expelled In Ticket Scalping By BOB GRUBB NEW YORK Oct. 29 0P>—Not­ re Dame, still toying with the nifc. pu.ItlDn Si It moves toward the Nov. 8 meeting with Army, waa hark aa No. 1 college football team of the country today on tha basis V returns from the weekly Associated Press poll. After giving the Irish second billing to Michigan for two weeks straight, the 'nation’s aporta w rit­ er* voted Frank Leahy’a men their old familiar first-place rank­ ing and dropped the Wolverines to the runner-up position. Notre Dame, choice of the w rit­ ers as the top team of 1946L had started off In the same spot this year. The Irish slipped past Iowa 21-0 last week for their fourth straight victory and, (till sup­ posedly playing “pnder wrapa," headed for Saturday’s meeting with Navy. Michigan’s narrow squeak in pulling a 1S*6 victory from Min­ nesota out of the fire apparently lowered the voters’ estimation of the Wolverines. l.ast week they garnered 147 of 108 first-place votes. This time they collected only 09 while Notre Dame waa awarded 78 of the 196 ballots. Th* most extensive weekly poll in many years gave Notre Dame a point score of 1734 (10 poinU for a first-place ballot, 9 for sec­ ond. 8 for third, etc.) Michigan’s total was 1089. Texas remained RICHARDS- TAKES OVER in third place with 15I& as a re­ BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct. 29 </P>— sult of tha longhorns’ triumph Roger Pccklnpaugh Is out today over Rice. Two new tenants appeared and Paul Richards, the pepper­ among the top ten, with Southern pot "from Waxahachie, Tex., is In Methodist and Duke supplanting aa th# fourth general meuagrr In California and Illinois. S.M.U.’* !alx years for the Buffalo Ritont Mustangs climbed from 12th to of the International League Richards, former catcher with Hth on a 7-0 win over U.C.L.A. and now come face to face with Atlanta in the Southern Associa­ Texas this Saturday to decide tho tion and with th* Detroit Tigers, S o u l h w e i t Conference title. assumes the dual role of field and Duke's 13-0 conquest of Wake 'office manager. Forest Moved th e. Blue--Davila from 16th to 9th in preparation for their forthcoming clash with Illu e R ibbon sixth-place Georgia Tech thla Week. CHAMPION Pennsylvania's success of Navy shoved the Quakers from 8th to MOTORS 4th . Princeton, the foe whioh up -1 set Penn last year, Tia* a chance Now Available to knock down the Red and Blue ' rating on- Saturday, but ’ even We Can Meet Your Term* Tiger Coaeh Charley Caldwell isn't counting on the same luck two year* running. ' Seminole Tire Shop Seeker* after trend* might have 201 N. Park Phone 37 found something significant In the way the top te n . stacked up Do Your CoIlecUnff For You Call At Our.Offlc* Fop Collection Ratos * B ui, Ila yin oik! L flux Carolyn r . T o K l u r M a W al t- t l s n k . H u m . M »rt« \V. To N o n n « « < ly t'mp. s t T i s r a e n o s ok momtoaok * Iluir Uf. In, Co Te Hibbard CsiMlberry h h Mary. Seminole County ■Court Records ■ WAHiia \ tv ni:»:n*» Beckham. «iui t:%a K. To Chat. Ktortda flute JJauk To J. B* )«»n a l ) r H. (TUiua. alai. ILa*. il-m -lL Abbott* W. \ V r l | h i , ** UI IQCDI Kl-rtda mala Dank To J. E. Jon.*, wldr —“ T o A. A. 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Those who like to compare “T* against single winghack in arguing, the merits of the respective offensive formations would find a 60-60 split. Notre Dame, Texas, Southern Cal. Geor­ gia Tech and Army are the "T" adherent* in the list, Taxas hav­ ing cenY£Ttcd iusL. this season. The other five use the single wing predominantly, although Michigan occasionally employs the Team standing with pointa fig­ ured on a 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 6, 4, 3, 2, 1 basis (flrat place votes in paren­ theses) • 1734 1. Notre Dame (78) 1089 2. Michigan (09 1610 3. Taxaa (26) 1106 4. Pennsylvania (11) 6. Southern California (6) 1133 967 0. Georgia Tech (2) 032 -7. Penn S tate (2) 668 8. Southern Methodist 262 9. Duke (2) 208 10. Army 11. Illinois 2bd; 12. Virginia, 193; 13. Kentucky, .79; 41. Calif­ ornia. 06; 16. Wake Forest, 01; 10. Purdue, 46; 17. Louisiana Stalk, 36; 18. Alabama. 33; 19. U.C.LA., 28; 20. Columbia. 27. Others receiving votes were Texas Christian, 12; North Caro­ lina. 10; Nevada and Utah, each 7; Minnesota, Missouri and' Kan­ sas, each S; Navy and Utah State, each 6; Northwestern, 4; Tennes see. 3; Mississippi State, Wiscon­ sin. Yale and Franklin and Mar­ shall, each 2; Vset Virginia, Wil­ liam and Mary, Oregon and Cat­ awba, each 1. ANNAPOLIS, Md., Oct. .29 W>) —A midshipman ha* been expel­ led from the Navel Academy *» an afterm ath of the detection of Irregularities In the handling of tickets to !n*t week’s Penn-Navy game at Philadelphia. An Academy spokesman said last night that Frederick W. l.nurr, Jr., of Wilmette,_ III., had ln-err confined to quartefs since Oct. IB, when a man the Navy Identified a* Harry Bubln of Philadelphia waa apprehended on Academy ground* with 400 tic­ ket* In hi* possession. The spokesman said Rubin MINCE 1924 signed a statement to the effert another Philadelphian had asked _ . RELIABLE -.-..R EA SO N A B LE------- RESERVED him to com e'to iKfc'Academy ami "pick up a bundle from MidshipL Urge Clirnta To Llat At U nlnflated Values. man Idiuer.” The spokesman said that Lauer. 2; U rge Ctuttomeni To Buy At U nlnflated Values^ _ a- flrat classman, -bad “obtained 3. We Sell 'em When They’re R ight.' the tickets from individual mid­ shipmen of the Junior classes who turned over their applications to PHONE 808 • kirn in good faith." Florida Military Academy. After the game there was d im ^ e -w r-tn g -c n tc Pardon my Ignorance, out of* 17 names, 17 punishments, a n d , 17 offense* In my rat-court wr|te-up. It seems 1 ■ got o n e' twisted around. more' FURNITURE CO. blit thla was th* only one any-' one said anything about.) It seems - t h a t —Donna ’hou H arper was not ronvictrd of refusing to ilate seniors hut for refusing tv date anyone but seniors. Rrcausj of a special Sally meeting I saw only the very flrat of th* RatCourt and had to get the rest of Ihe Information from Margaret I'artth and her sister. I want to PICK-THE-WINNER fhank them again for this Idg CONTEST help. All testa for the flrat six-week period are past and everyone I* First Prize ..................... Chenille Rug • enjoying thla brief period of hap­ piness before the ax . (report card*) falls this week. Second Prize ...............Magazine Rack NEW MODELS M astitis still ranks as on* of the biggest problems of th* dairy Industry. Why Worry With Your Past Due Accounts? LET : . ;•;?»• WEDNESDAY, OCT. *9, 1947 Notre Dame Is Voted As Best Grid Team Of Week By Scribes TIDE TOSSER iVtHE/TO&S Baby Feds Defeat >Gustis “B” Team In 27 To 6 Tilt The Seminole High School Baby By A HTML’It RKt'KWITII, Jit. Celery Fed* motored to Eustis — a nd trnunred-thy Baby " PaBttfff» from Eustis High last night in • I GUnl* At The Ba*e {27 to tl contest that was sparked Wc made a trip out to the San­ by the outstanding play of the ford M unicipal'Airport yesterday Seminole High tynrmrn.. mornlmr to look over the proifn-M Thrlling play waa exhibited by of the New York Giant* project, thea* they ripped off long liana I-obcrt and Hal Gruber, (II; gainsFed* and scored on long jaunts, J «, s ' f,-V anta executive*, are really mak­ according to Coach Fred Ganaa. | ing progreaa. They have approxi­ D a n liatten H a t t e n ripped f i n n e d through f h r o n t r h ffor at - , ' * .* * I Dan mately 40 men working on the project which will Include the n (IS yard touchdown march and building of eight - haaeliall dia­ waa followed by Hobby Humphrey with a f.0 yard sprint and a 30 mond a. The diamond* that are in the yard dash. Keeling added the __ process. of-being readied foi the final score.on a •'!" Yard plunge training activity here next Feb­ over left tactTe. The Haby Fed* entertain the ruary will Ik- an good aa any maj­ or league field when the work la Haby Burcanet-r* . from Mainland High of Daytona Beach next romoleted. Tuesday night and - the contest Three diamond* hate been will lie sponsored by the Sanford aklnord for the infield area in Garden Club. the 30 acre plot aouth of the The Haby Fed starting lineup old laundry at the airport. icluded K. There will Ire three additional for the Kustl* contest Inc diamond* placed in 4hi* arra, It. Smith and Uritt Yates, at the but work ha* not really begun ends. Ed Yarhoruugh and Edison Meyers at the tackles. Hilly Ho­ on them yet. However the clay haa been hauled to the apota ward and Charle* lanaing at thr where the infield* will be guards and George Hague at cen­ ter. In the baekfirld'Coach Ganplaced. North of the fire atation will as started Eloyd Sparkman, Bob. be two diamond*, completing the r>y Humphrey, Dan Batten amt •Ight field layout. The** two Keeling. field* are neari-«l completed. The pitcher* mound* are complete and Gamecock- ’Cane Tilt the clav ha* Jteen placrd in the iklnned area*.’ The clay ha* l*-en Friday Night Offers Itrewn and lx lieirrg leveled by Fans Unique Clash the workmen. Lobert plan* to frrtilixe the CORAL G A B L E S , Oct. 29 diamond* and plant gra** over the Infield* *o that they will tic in (Special)—University of Miami first ejaa* condition by the time nml University of South Carolina the fgama arrive neft apring. football trams, meeting here Fri­ Yeetordnv the worker* wefe day night, will be clashing in digging trenche* to place water the ninth gsrne of a aerie* unique line* aero** the fields *o that the in the nation for cloie, hard fought ground keeper* will have mean* games. of watering flic field*, and will A 13-11 win by Miami in 1042 give the player* 'drinking foun­ represent*—tho most onesided tain facilities. The wonderful part of the dash of the series. A 13-13 tie in Seminole Hi whole program i* thkt the Gi­ 11)41* la the only other time either By IIOIiUY I’AKK ant executive* are uaing Han­ ■cored more than aaven point*. ford labor and are bu>lng sup­ Each hold* a 7-lt decliton over plies from the merchant* of the other and Carolina ha* won Everyone Iiad a big time at the Hanford. b>^ d-3. 7-2 and 3-0 count! in Celery Crate Saturday night. It ha* been estimated that additiun to it* 7-0 win. Home of the boy* and girls pul the Giant* wjU spend nearly Deipitc the fact that the win’ on an -adapted version of the 1100,000 in Hanford by the time that the men leave here next nor doe* little aepring In each Shooting of Dangerous Dan Me gnme. that 3-0 game and a score, (irew by Holiert Service. The skit April. ' That i* a nice hunk'of change. less tie* in 11(44 mark the only was a big success but I still The -people of Hanford are shutouta in the eight game* don’t 4 tee how I'endley fell flat on his back twice without break­ completely missing thr boat if played fo date. “—-th ey do nut make this New In ' almost every instance the ing hit neck. The cast was com­ York f.lanl farm system a part winner was the underdog before posed of Thurston Tyre a* .Dan of their own project to help the game. The 1044 Miami team McGrew, Bill Hendricks as the build Hanford. was one of the school'* poorest strange , miner, Barbara Ceres! Tho Hanforil airport ia going in year* and the Gamecock* of as ‘the lady that'* known/** Liu ' to be a beehive of activity next Bill Ingram aa narrator, Donald spring. The Giant* will have that year were pretty hot atuff- Cain aa the Kagtirpe Kid, David but the Hurricane* outplayed their nearly 1,000 men here. George' Barr la now advertising thr urn- rival* allghtly In a no-score. The Heater waa th* bartender, with “ irhoo!~that will bring over fo llo w ln g -y ear—tltd* Gamecock* ArtlMd 'IfarTngfon, DIcITSnnw, AT 100 men here. Carl Hubbel, chief were going nowhere, while the vin I'endley (stranger), Walter of tho. Giant farm system haa Hurricane* eventually wound up in Graham, Francix Mourn, /ek e given air of hi* men orders to pur- th* Orange Bowl—but the gpme Mr.S'nli and Barbara McNab a* — extra*.*-----” _£haic . FVLHY.Tlll.NG t» m t-is ended- tft-gll;- — Evelyn Watkin* sang several needed and ran l>c obtained in Till* year, for a change, It look* Sanford. like an even scrap between teanu numbers. There were I IB students 1-et’a each and evcrybhe of us which have had vary similar rec­ who attended the Crate Saturtake a personal Interest'In Giant* ords. Carolina, after a warmup ' d*/ "Ik*1*- The memliera are selltraining aehool, one of flic largest disappoint- V'* *?plea of the record 'Erco project* of Its kind iHUti In Ihe United win, was a hitter nient against Maryland and Ole , J e a r w fu n d sJo Jm States. W* will l»e proud to »ay ttta r .— -------- ----- --- -------------------M TDW nt Anyone -who ■- that~Banfm d tx nut only llle Celltex E n rig h t. did a fine Job wants to help us out by buying ‘ cry Capital of the World, but that ft is also the Sport* Capital of of rallying hia men to trip Kur* a copy of this popular song '•th* Nation. man and dam son to win -the may. g e t' tin'*'* from nearly any state championship ’and now, with Crate menilier. Two copies will 1)1EH OF GRID INJURY three wins and two losses the he given each member to sell. (iamecocks sport a-two game win­ Or they may be purchased from GALVESTON. Tex.’Oct. 28 (/P) ning streak and ■ win over Mi­ Hmimiliat and Anderson* or " • ' —Billy liempel; )C-y(-ar-old Ball ami will Jnaan.a pretty fa ir'se a ­ Touc hton'w- Drog- 8t trrc . 7tleh School football- player. - died The following adults hail a r to d a r from * a dislocated ’” ' neclriuf•— — son for the Enright men. good tin’4 with us (we hope) Miami waa away low par In fered daring a game Friday night Saturday night: Mr. and Mrs. -with Orange High School. It was losing to 'T .' C. U, and Baylor at Motri*, Mr Gana*', *Mrs. Clause, Tex**' first foolhall fatality of the start of th* season end a Villa- Mrs. Gialium, Mr*. Hnltxrlaw and nova tie -in belweyn began to Mm . Galloway. th e senium . look out of place until Coach All last week tha Key Club • In making ’’Toll Hint*" cook- Jack Harding, Juggling hia squad lmy* were busy selling- tickets even as Enright has done, got to the Kiwanian sponsored'game Its, fuliatltute raslns pml nut* for chocolate keepinr the Ingredi­ his man headed bark In tha right Friday night.* W* took care of direction by taming a hepped up quite a few tickets. The game ents aa dry a* possible. Knllina outfit and then trim ­ was well attended In spite of ming George Washington last the doubtful weather and every­ week, to build up a two game one enjoyed seeing Hanford beat winning slteak for the Hurri­ cane*. ■ L T THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA' PAGE FOUR - ■ "T i . -VS- M IS S IS S IP P I___ VANDERBILT ___ FOR A FRK DEMONSTRATION SURE TO FILL IN THE FOLLOWING- NYLON and OUT •"*: Lj. Name - WB HK-BTRINO TBNNIB RACKETS f® ■ Sanford 980 'Address ROBSON SPORTING GOODS 30« Eaat Flrat Btraat Phone 998 •Get Your Ballot In Early* KIRBY VACUUM ft. CLE -----------4----------------- r*- . r Vi'"■.»! . . . £.aTITIP . •" AM ’ • \ > 1 • ji. ■ i - • a______— C----- ------------------ * | •• , ■ * . » 1 . * ...................... ' i ’ fl : t • • •'V a -a -? �■v- - jv * rv . THE In Unltj Ther# I* Strength— To Protect tha Pefcea of tiio World: To PromoU the ProffTMa of America; To Produce Prosperity for Hanford. H a n f o r d I f e r a U Partly. cloudy scattered shiwer* thl* afternoon fait tonight and Ftlday. Slightly cooler Friday. Light to moderate variable wind* tnniliy eotith to sbuthwest be­ coming northerly Friday. . i AN IN DEPEND EN T DAILY N EW SPAPER -RBtabttshensor — j- J ^ O L U A I E - J H H W I I - B i^ r o ii^ r ^ o R lib A T H U R s n A Y ; ix W EATHER NO. Associated Press Leased Wire ^ ^ o m SS? 250 Reds Charge Racial Discrimination In U. S. Governor Of a m r Capital Rapped By Committee Jap Agents In Oregon Killed Against 17 Big| South Korea lif Plane Crash Banking Firms Dulles .Reveals E x­ plosive S i t u a t i o n Between Russia And The United States LA K E SUCCESS. Oct. 30 (Ah — R uuia charged today that “ Japanete agents" had been placed in retpomible potitiom in the U. S.adminitlered rone of Southern Ko­ rea. The Soviet accusation w n made by Deputy Foreign M inirter Andrei A. Gromyko before the United Nation! A iie m b ly’i 57-na­ tion political committee. Gromyko took the ’ flo o r after U.* S. Delegate John Foiter D u llri told the committee that an "explorive” liUiation e x iiti a t a rrlu lt o f fh«‘ two-year deadlock be­ tween ib r United State! and Ru»lia on the Korean independence question. Gromyko remarked that he agreed the lilu a tio n w ai "explolive,** at leait m far a i Southern Korea wai concerned. He then made h ii charge about “ Japaneie a te n ti.'* ------ _ ------------:-------- - looking directory at Dullea he aald. . “You attempt to ^fnrre u« to eomult with people of that Ilk.** Mr. Dullea «>nke after New Zea­ land Delegate Sir Carl Berrndarn ' and othera had urged defemlent of action on the Korean question. The Immediate isiue before the political committee |i whether "elected rrpre»entatlve»” of the Korean people should be invited to take part in the U. S. Korean diacoealon* and. If an, how there J repreientativea should he selected. “We have alwayi agreed to coneultation," Dullea said. "We differ with the Soviet on how to consult." Dullea referred to Soviet propoaat Introduced yeaterday pro­ viding for Korean representation are. The li. 8. ha» submitted an mendment wlileh would' provide . .creation -o f—a-tem p o rary —W.“ eommlaalon to auperviae election of aueh representative*. The committee's wrangle orar Korean repreientatlon delayed de-b*ta-on"W crat»rjr O T 8 U la Stir*, ahall'a proposal for U. N.—supervised national electloni In Kohea by neat Mar. 31 and a Soviet counter-proposal for withdrawal of all American, and Soviet troopi by next Jan. I. I By HAL COOPER WASHINGTON, Cel. )0 t**)— When it come! to discriminating againil negroei, R m id e n t T iuru.n’i Committee or* C ivil Right! a l­ ie n 'd ta d iy , the nation * capital itie lf " i i a graphic illu ilra tio h o f a failure o f •DemocTery.!- * ----------—•*-------- ------- 1 ' ~ Wa»bington for negrocr. li.e committee declared in a report to the P rriid cn t. " i i in * im t thr ration*! ca p ita l" but "th e point at which *•11 pub1**- tram poi’ a iirn into tl.e South become! ’Jim Crow.* "If he step* In Waihlngtnn, a# negro, may dine like other men In the countless daily humiliation* the Union Station, but a* soon as that the system of tegregatlon he step* out Into the capital, he Imposes upon the one-third of leaves such democratic practices Washington that Is negro."* la refused service at downtown The report said, the committee "feels most deeply" that the behind. “ With very few exception!, he situation In the capital "Is most restaurants, he may not attend intolerable.-' a downtown movie or play, and he A chart accompanying the report has to go Into the poorer section showed that 40 percent of negroof the city to find a night's occupied dwellings are “sub-standlodging. ard~ against only 12 percent of "The negro who derides tp set­ white-orcupird dwellings In this tle In the District must often category. It also showed that ca­ find a home In an overcrowded, pacity In schools for white chllsubstandard area. He must nfle-t dren exceed* enrollment by 27 per­ take a'Joh below the level of his cent while In schools for negroea ability. He must send his children rlrollmenl exceed* capacity by ft to the Inferior public schools errent. set aside for negroes and entrust "The origin of the pattern of hla family's health to medical discrimination In Washington," agencies, which give Inferior the rommlttec «ald, "I* partly ex­ service.. . plained by Its location In a bor* "In addition, he must - enduic irtn tl* » « •* rase gaerl f Taxpayers Asked Suit R equestedTo Vote Tuesday By County To Get For School Levy . Right Of Ways f^awton Says Favor­ Woodruff - Creek Cut­ able Action Needed off May Be Subject To Get State Aid Of P r o c e e d i n g s Taxpayer* in ihe county were today urged by'Supt. T. W. I.awton to vote Tueiday on the r a il­ ing o f the school millage for capi­ tal rrterve and to elect three school trustees to replace the fo r­ mer 18 trustees. Pie school election i t of much im p o rta n c e ,h e declared, ."d u a -io N. the fact that the c jttie n i have the o p p o rtu n ity-to ro tt. fv *- i f 1 fi. m ill tax for capital expenses o f all schools, of tha county—In- previous years the msximum ha* been four mills, .but due to the increased need o f repairs, labor and mate­ rials, the 4 m ill levy w ill not pro­ vide sufficient funds. "T h e voters," he said, "also 4heve-■thw*oppwtOuitf to role for building reserve levy of two Fonrrer'RomaitlM «n P«ar Vnmr) Official Admits Taft Sees Treason Charges Senator ^rrCo-pperation uut BUCHAREST, Romania. *Oct. 30, (JPh- Victor Radules*u-Pogoneanu, former counsellor of the Romanian foreign affair* minis­ try, admitted to a military tr i­ bunal today, the’ accusations against him In an .indictment charging 10 leaders and aasoclates Jn the National Peasant Party with high treason. ;---Dr. Jullu Manlu, 75-year-old leader of the party, and 18 of hla associate* went on trial on the e h a r g e ■ yesterday. RadulescuPoganeanu, who was Interrogated by the court today, evaded Im­ plicating any of the other person* charged In Ms testimony. Ills testimony primarily conearned a “cloak and daggermeeting he aald was attended by Major Thomas Hall and Lieut. Wllliapt Hamilton of the U. 8. Military Mission In Romania and by a number of the defendants. Hamilton told those present, Raduletcu-Poganeanu testified, that U. 8. interest In Romania would continue only If there was evi­ dence of resistance to the Com­ munist-led government. Radulescu-Pogoneanu'e t e s t i ­ m o n y opened th* second day of the trial In a fashion similar to that with which the first day closed. Confessions came from de­ fendants in an assembly-line tech­ nique last night, with three ad­ mitting in whole or in p art th* accusations against them. WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 UP)— Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) said today ha saaa no chanca for bl-partiaan cooperation In dealing with re­ medies for high prices and In­ flation during tha coming ipactal session of Congress. T aft, who- la chairman of the Republican policy committee, told a new conference th at Jje could not agree with a suggestion of Senator McGrath (D-R. I.) for eliminating polities at the special session. *‘I have not-agreed with any economic policy advanced yet by the Administration,'( Taft said. The Ohio Republican, an an­ nounced candidate for hla .party's presidential nomination. udded that all ot thepollciea of the pre­ sent Administration have been "so unsound”*that he could not go along with them. POLISH PACT WARSAW, O ct 30. UP)— Prem. ler Josef Cyranklewlcs told P ar­ liament today Poland had been trying for several months to reach a ir agreement with France fob a new friendship and mutual asslstanca pact against any future German aggression. PICTURES SEIZED ATHENS, O ct 30, l/P>— Policeat Jlaaaanl airp o rt near-Athena, seised today one of a series. of Whelchel Elected Associated Press pictures show­ ing the execution of .four men Company President convicted of conspiracy and aubHugh Whelchsl was elected der. I president of the Market Frull STRING BEANS Comypany and G. K, Stoksty of ML ’ Dora general manager, at George Hiert, Lake Monroe moating of directors held yea­ terday a t the eqfnpony office a t grower, recently harveated hla tha Sanford Stale Farm er's Mar­ string bean crop at 383 hampers to the acre, it was reported to­ ket . Something brand new in trans­ day by H. J . Lehman, manager actions a t the state m arket was of the Sanford State Farmers the recent sale to a Goldsboro M arket Grocer of a number of sacks' of flour whkh nad been broughk here NEGRO APPOINTED by a trucker from North Carolina, Manager II. J. Lehman r ^ t a d . KBPHILADELPHIA, • mm mm mam ee Oct._•M a UP)— * In order to catch up on alack sal**, citrus packer* a t the m arket Ms cioaed down for several days, Mr. w o rkin g as a poet office clerk, has Lehman aald. Bean sales continue been named to the PhdadeohU active on the market platform municipal court—tha highest Judi­ with prices varying from ftOO to cial position ever held by a mem­ 93.00 according to quality. ber o f hi* race In Pennsylvania. A resolution was adopted by the County Commission th ii morn­ ing at an adjourned seisioh re­ questing the U. S. Engineers at Jacksonville to institute condem­ nation. proceedings in the Federal Court relative to obtaining right of ways on swanp la'nds for the W oodruff Creek cut o ff and c h in . . . 5 ,e E- B0* 1* a’ltorney for the Commission, are 4J? 9 .lo .b c tequeslrd in -ik e - re s ­ olution. to obtain p o iie n o ry order pending the suit, iq order that work on the project may be start­ ed at once. 1 J - Red Agents Sought a j » . c ° " Atom Bomb Secrets Secretary Of State, Attorney General Ac­ S e n a t e President c u s e s Investment Arc Also Killed; Houses Of Monopo­ lizing S e c u r i t i e s Plane Demolished K L A M A T H FALLS, . Ore.. Ocr. 30 OP)— The wreckage o f a plane carrying Governor Earl Spell of Oregon and two other lop o ffi­ cials .and the pilot was reached by a search parly today and there were no survivors, Fremont Foreit Supervisor Merle l-owden said loday. l-owdrn said that Ranger Jack. Smith, w ith the patty at the wreck­ age, reported by portable radio that the aircraft was completely demolished and four bodie! were found. l-owdrn said that an attempt would be made iihmediatrly to v ta b liih further communication w ith the ciew. He said he believed the bodief are now being moved out. Because o f the difficult te rrfin it - w a i beltevrd- p o n tb lr It might require hours to bring nut the bodies, but Lnwdrn said the mes­ sage from Smith did not say bow close the wreckage was to ihe near­ est logging road, so no lime es­ timate was possible. Killed with Governor Snell wera |< on1iH«t4 «*n »*«*» t h »I WASHINGTON. Oct. X) t/F> Attorney General Clark today an­ nounced th r filing of a civil anti­ trust suit agaiasl 17 o l the largrsl investment hanking firms of New Y oik. The suit charges a conspu • r v to monnpnhte the handling of securities issues. In addition, the government askr for dissolution o f the Investment Bankers Association of America which maintains hradquailen In Chicago. Clark told a news confetenef the suit is bring filed in federal district couit for Southern New Y oik. , I I - described the suit as "on? o f the Urges! and most important Sine* the Civic Musle program ia-non-apansared, It 4a necessary to have all memberships In hy Saturday night of thl* waek when the concert* will be booked, Only nationally known artists of con­ cert, radio and opera are engaged This procssdlng, by tha County for this aerln*. It was pointed o p t Commission, ha declared, was Therefore, the more member* are made necessary bv the rafnial of obtained, the more diversified the certain i propvity uwnar* "tu gay.1 stWies i t a that-wiH- be-preoenied At least three concerts are to cute the needed right-of-ways and spoil areas .fo r the cut-off be presented plus as many mnVe Channel and canal whleh Is part as the budget allow*. No more of the Jarksonvilla to Lake Har- memberships will be accepted afJer Saturday night of this week. nsy. S t Johns River project. This project, he declared, has For additional Information re. been underway for yaara, and is garding tha aarles, persons Inexoected not o n ly to shortah the terested may telephone headquar­ channel for boating betwean Laka ters (No. 1059.) iraatlssoU mm r a n t m i Artists who. appeared here last vaar under tha ausplcie* of the -------------- ----------- — Civic Music Association included: fiidnev Foster, concert pianist; Mercury Drops To Mac Harell. Metropolitan Opera Normal Altitude baritone; BaDfdo EnseraMe. -ln*. cludlne harp combinations and By ASSOCIATED PRF.HR Miriam Solovleff, violinist. The sun was' In hiding over most sections of the country to­ day as temperature* leveled off Secretary Krug' Is to near normal. Suddenly Taken III Cloudy weather waa .reported from several areas and rain fell in scattered sections In tha last PHOENIX, Arif., O ct 30 t/D— 24 hours. Light.rain ftl| In soma Secretary of the Interior Julius A. parts of Mama where forest fires Kru£ trees me III today while Hehave spread daatruetlon In tha Hearing a s p e e c h b e fp re the last two weeks. Thera also wera National Reclamation Association light falls In tha Great Ldkes and was unable to continue. He region, in. the upper Ohio Valley, waa taken to hts hotel and a In tha northern Rockies and In physician waa called. Robert W. Sawyer, president of Washington and Oregon. The mercury dropped to near th* association, finished Krug’s normal In Mafna and waa expect­ speech, reading from a manu. ed to fall to near normal In parta aeript Member’s of tho Secretary's of tha the Seat where daytime temperatures have been In the party aald fatigue probably caus­ 70'a ami 80’s for th* Mat several ed hla Ulnasa. They aald hit con­ dition waa not aartnui. He was days. scheduled to leave by plane later today for Washington hut the POPE'S VIEW . flight waa cancelled. VATICAN CITY. Oet, 8ft, UP)— Pope Plus XII today denounced postwar totalitarian!im which h* Absenteeism Said •aid aought to aubmlt church to To Be Declining state, although he declared It an error to believe the two could WASHINGTON, O et 30-UP)— be entirely separate. Lost of working Unto In Indust­ rie* bccauao of sickness declined WELFARE WORKERS year to revert* * trend which Ralph K. Hood. 8tate Eehabilt- last noon under way lines 1938, tatlon officer of Orlando, will hod the Public Health Sorvl* reported addreu member* of th* Samlnoit today. , County Federation of Welfare Aheencs of sight or more conWorkers a t the Touriat Center, aacutlva day* per 1,000 men, which Friday afternoon a t 1:10 o'clock. rose from 8 3 J In 1938 to 147.4 Persona Interested In rehabilita­ In 1046, dropped to 114.6. Among tion , are Invited, according to woiBin tho r*U . which went up Mrs. Edward K Ire her. secretary from 1M.4 In 1938 to 207.9 In of th* Seminole County Health 1946. foil off tOs-248.2. and Tuberculosis Association. Tho figure* were set forth In * ------------ — ------------ -an analysis 'by W. M. Gafafar, principal statlstlan for tho aer­ HE QUITS , MUNICH, Germany. O ct 30 ate*. H* did not attem pt any ex­ UP)—Hslrich Schm itt first Bavari­ planation. an minister of denaaifleet Ion, said No t t o o HIGH today he had broken with the Temperatures, which to many Communist Party After 37 year* of membership. resident* have seemed abnormally "I cancelled my membership be­ high, havia only averaged, .6 of a cause I am odpoetd to the Idea of degree above neon] ao fa r In the Implanting Russian conditions In month said B. P. Whltner, weath­ Germany.1* he told an Interviewer. erman. WASHINGTCN 0»».- ,(l I-F). This week a group o f Hollywood writers *:a\e beer, -baided ssilh contempt o| Congress hecauCe they ssouldn'' »n%, ‘ yis-or no" answers (n the question " A ir you ,s Com-, m u n itt) That m *',i« •* toui* 'ria l is possible. Ultimately the case may go t.v the Supreme C unt.' Already, in I* r Vf Ihm, and pounding o f one o f the nuiiiest com m itte p J i'a n n g i e»er held on Capitol Ih ll. both sides au* preparing for thla eouit tria l You ran see it I n * — ------------------- --------— ----------thr asking of the questlnna by the Ignore* the summons n r ," ic r itic s enmiuittea attorney, It'ibrri K. to an-ssei any question pertinent Stripling, and In the way the to the question under Inquiry," he alndl he g u ilty of a inlailewitnesses reply. What la contempt «>f Congrats 1 mranor. •ft* bomb. Six Gunmen Grab Fighter Planes PayroIlOf $110,000 And Make Escape Against Pathans Wcstinghousc _Subdi- Thrcc-prongcd Ilivadiary In Boston Is sion From Pakistan Robbed In Daylight ThrcatcnjtSprin.'igar 9# ••(*11vsn»rt on !*«■• Trtftl BOSTON, O ft. jn .,1*1 Siis.gun- j M W Oi l IIII. 0,1 10 t.'Vi M W D ELH o , r M) «-ri h | men held rip ihe Ii F. .bluite | (| , „ , (o lr r , |h ,m>n IVmprst j vant Oil Company, in the lly d * i (iq|,trr plants into battle in an la r k distrii I today, e<< aping with I attempt lo stern a three pronged a $110,000 payioll Ihe .Slurtr ‘ invasion lionr Pakistan menacing vant company is a desismn c»f the Sprinsgar, capital n l Kashmir, New Westinghnlisp Elec t ill Coiporalrnn Delhi sources sard tonight. I l l W orking methodic ally, two of fiq h trr planer ate "th e only thing the men went into the o llq e ol slopping” the invaders, the infor- All candidates for the romlng City Commisaion election have expressed their svilllngnrss to ap­ pear or) Ihe fortius being held by the Junior Chamber of Commerce. Commerce | K- W, Marshall, ■ paymaster, - ------ and a t the Mayfair Inn tonight, JackjDvo others urnl into an adjuitk Morrison; program -rhatrm an, a n -lin g oTfire A fifth stood at a sloor nouiKed at the noon meeting af |r «Hin8 intt? the factory, and the the Jayceea today, "W> expect nearly 200 peopje sixth remained at the w h y l " I a! tha meeting which tyill get un­ the get-away c a r.___ ______ der w a v 'a t T:.1<T. o rlo ck 'n lth preOne o f the pair who syalke-r llminary discussions,” Morrison into the paymaster's office wor-; stated. John Ivey, representing Ihe , a huilap hag over his head. Mar Sanford Merchant* Association | shall ,n *" and ,five " 'r fmployeei whorequeated that the Jayceea spnn- were preparing lo assist in ntep. sor the Chrlitm as parade thls'aratinn of the payroll were herd year as they did Mat year. The 1 ^ ,oga;her. faring a wall. Thr organisation agree,! to co m p lete_, 7 .. • , r n n igemetTlv-fm -rti>- ga>a pan tie'{y,a*j *'icn tba—inuna ' • and.................. celebration. “Dec. 0- waa set flrd. a* the day for the occasion so Polire laid their only immediate th at the ittbilee and 'th e hanqtiet clue_waa—a - lagialMliorr for- th r Prrnatd f.ttughtop' Mem­ on the grt away automobile. Thr orial Hospital will coincide and the day will ba full of Junior .Siutievant Company nunufactutca Chamber of Commerce activity. air copditioning equipment. William Lasater wga appointed to no !*■«• iit fl»r IhIh' i v on "n Mchly ilCMractive x«cni»*»n.** The w tipon " B'‘ ' ' “"C '"1. I‘«t i' "' *» Premier Ramadier Wins Confidence Vole In France PARIS. n,-t 30 «,P>- Premier Paul Ramadier'* (ymlljlon goy-' — M ilita ry snnrres-estrmxffrt_c.(WkI r r a m m r w d ir n vnfr ofconfhlence seasoned Indian troopr. armed with from Ihe French National Assmihlv t<>niglit In Itamadier’a nothing heavier than marhineguns . . move to ateer th* nation h*»wro*n and i j -Me opposing t '1'j i h , . tviremea of Cnmicimiam-actl . inv#!tor» hy- Patlian trihciRTTO' in rn«'77S'.,lTr*e7 r • luperior numhet*. aimed with how- j The margin of victory wax ttxr—tlre ri, mnuntain Run« and rnor row . OHicjal teller* counting tho liallnD «a'd they believed thic rotla ri. The Dominion of India «ent eran. Socialist leader won by 24 •khi in reinforce the Kaihm ir vote*. The ,ha!!nting wound up two ilaj'* of debate , alale army o| lO.Oik) • Ramadier had been under fira The Indian*, the inhum an)! aaid, from t-olh CVmmuniat* and fol­ have hern puihed t>ark' in llie lower* of Gen Charles De Gaulle, Kxitfmir •■rxttfi’ "r. r a~ •jioiai TeiV i r m r i f r nt|j>V fl'|\t" ItDrili ifVnj vr<r" mauls said than 20 mile* (mm the' taptt.il Hr t^ d " .............befpre __________ a 12-mile re ttf.it since t h e .m il., I h r vote -1 it Praitrtvm ust chooie break n| the h o tlilitie i, aparkrd hV t •t -tT-f-M 1•'•liter a nation of ' the d rrittn n of f.a^hrnit'i ru l;r "I'lenchm-t or tn-enming ."an to acrede In Im lrj.* Ihe princely *’Amer'caq n - n Rtm ian <*nmp.“ • I ( otiff tSMOrf «ji I'nge f m iri II" v s . ‘umming up after a > • •» . !***•» Funeral Held For Hartman Is Convicted |I)e Gaulle's demand fur dia.solua » p a . |tlon of Hie lcci«laturL'-jimL-imigPatrolman Bender M o re R a in P re d icted * ( ) f E a V C H d rO p p in g ^ h ^ '"^ ' 'harp .wing to De the recent munici­ For New England Prayer service* for L^roy C. SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Oct. .10. Gaulle'marked pal eleellrtT*’ Bender. tnetnl>er of the Florida PORTLAND. Me., Oct 30. (/P) Highway Patrol here for tho past —: Exhau'ted Maine took heart three and a half years, who died from a Weather lltireati predic­ Saturday night as the result of tion of "at least as much more” an accident on West First Street, rain today a.* wet down hut failed were held yeaterday afternoon at to conquer the atate'% widespread 2;O0 o'clock at the Erickson Fune-’ forest blares yesterday. For two ral Home with the Rev. W l\ weeks the firr* have spread de­ Brooks. Jr. of tho First Baptist struction. taking 15 lives, levelling- Church officiating. "Abide With 1,100 homes and blackening 200,- Me” w as. stirtg hy John Miller, 000 acres of woodland. Mrs. Miller accompanying. Y eiterday's rain ranged from Forty-four uniformed men knd half an Inch, at Greenville, down officer* of the Florida Highway to .03 of an inch at Augusta. The Patrol, and membera of the police .Portland area had a quarter Ineh. and sheriff'* departments of OrWhether It was all nslural nr ange and Seminole counties, and partly man-made waa a m o o t also ■* largt^group of friends werestationed In froot of tha funeral p o in t y. , Scientist* In two B-17’s sowed home during the . service. I'alj clouds over New Hampshire with bearer* were member* of the 4r.X-.5re, hoping to’ make it rain State Highway Patrol. Patrol officers pre. In Maine. Vincent J. Schaefer.. Ilighwny ........................................... General Electric scientist on tha l*rnt Included Gol. If. N. Kirkman, night, said ha believed the m |»-1 director. G apt Olln Hill, CqpL ■Ion "was BticrMiful." Kviil Clif(on nn<l ( apt* Tobf A. Weathermen at Portland were Baas. Tim funeral procession led unable lo Judge tho affact of tba by lliphway Patrolmen on motor­ t i n Ice technique because rain cycle*. went to New Rmyrna via f*ft before arid after th* aerial DeLand for the funeral rites at the F irst. Baptist Church where rainmakers started operations. the Rev. AI Inman I* pastor. -Ijurial waa In New Smyrna ceme­ tery. 8 EX HLAYER "Patrolman Render was one of CHICAGO, Oet. 80 UP)—Police round up all known sex offense the ablest men on our force," de­ •usnocta today gs they intonaifled clared Col. Kirkman this morning. their search for tho slayer of “ He was well, respected and well Loqnle Felllck, 7 . . whoso boaton thought of hy everyone In the de­ body was found In a forest pro- partment.’* sarv* 11 days after he disappeared MIHTRIAL from hams. A mistrial waa declared by State's Attorney William J, Tuoiiv, directing Investigation, Judge R. W. Ware after a Jury said ho believed th* boy. who was Monday failed to agree In the last soon allva O ct 18 In a park cat* of Florida N ealty, negress, naar hla northwest side home, was who had been ehargad with sailing liquor without a license. slain by a sex criminal. McCAHLINH MOVE ’ Dr. H. U. McCaslin has pur­ chased the allrmetivo C. A. Whld* don home on Mallonvllla Avenue, and announced yostorday th at he expects to move there with hit family soon. For tho peat 34 year*, Dr, MeCaalln has lived a t 610 Magnolia Tvenue. HU dental offle* Is In th* Clinic Building. RUSSIAN OCTOPUS SANTIAGO. Chile, O ct 80 U P)Amld the shout* of Communist heckler*, Chilean Intorlor Minister Admiral Immanual Holgar told tha Chamber of Deputies last night that Soviet Russia waa trying to "ipraad it* tentachaa over Ameri­ ca" through tho organisation of "Pan Slav Unions" with head­ quarters In Montevideo. . . WASHINGTON, O c t 50 id*,— A former FIJI -rgent (old the House Un-American Activities Subcommit­ tee today that Soviet s.-ents un­ successfully sought to obtain vital information lionr Robert Oppen h rim rr. who walked on the atom The witness. Louis J. Russell, told the committee that the ap­ proach to Dr. Opprnheiiner was made while the noted scientist It's a violation <>f a lass which He ran lie fined IhOOtl and was working in the radiation lab­ i*y*="— **— ' • jailed fnr~ one year. oratory o f the Unis rrsitv o f C ali­ Whenever' a person who has A aiihcmnmlttce of the House fornia at Berkeley, Calif. been aufltmnnrd »» a witness tie- Un-American A ctivities CommitRussell, now an irfvestigator fo r fore a congressional committee H stnllnnnt n* I'nr* |*a»««fl the committer, ssid OppenheimeV called th - attempt "treasonable ’ and Ssntihl have nothing to do in the histniv of the antitrust with it. | •« * * laws. * , A 1* IllA s rll «nht th - nqiriMseh to Dr. The complaint a lle y s that the V j O l I l l l F A C t l O n ---- ■bripfU'lllU-lldet wa« mmle try George F llrn tn ii, jtle iit lf lf it hy H u iif ll ft* r r i • m king firms "have conspired •t nil rp)plf»v*'«’ »»f th e 'S h e ll Devel­ to restrain unrrasonahlv and Iopment r«»inpm»v of Em trjrvllle» monopolize the securities business Calif. in this rnuntry by rrslrirtin g , in n Hltrntnn. lie nahto nppmiched trolling ami fisinq the channels Hanl on Chrv^lirr. ft profrtftor ftt and methods, the prices, term*, •he tiiiiv frftltv , mill unktil him t<z ftiu l o u t ‘u*lp«t tlono and rondilions.upon which security 175 Workers Are Candidates Will Continuing: Drive Appear At .layeee Forum Tonight For Civic Music Ona hundred and seventy-five worker* arc aecurlng member­ ship* thl* week for the season’* concerts sponsored by the Sem­ inole County Music Association, It..waa reported-*t_a -snooting of workers m tfcniey afternoon at , keaftnuajWrs at .th*. Tourist Can- Hollywood Investiga­ tors Hoar Of - Ef­ forts Through For­ tner Agent Of FBI Law Is Explained Governing Contempt Of Congress Charges — --------------— t. v J— ‘‘This as-efnldv has :i choice to (A*)— Karl I’ •llarlm an, 4’-o, of Harardville, Conn . dfew a three ntake." the heardyd ol-l P re m ie r months’ suspended sentence yes asserted. ‘'Wilt France he divided terday for eavesdropping hy try. '»»*« nn American or a Russian stalling a dictograph In the bet- !V»", n , t’r wil1 "•* "5»h« ,0 h e ' room of n young woman with j * ,r n r 'im^ wn^ ••ollnhoi Aft* Amon^ whom lie liail l>,-en friendly- anil • who married another man. Hartman waa nrrused of rig­ Peck'CHcn Sees Good ging (he dirtograjih in the cou­ In Ta)w Citrus Prices ple's bedroom SO he could listen to their conversation through tpe LAKELAND, o n rn. i-m W. loudspeaker of Id* automobile up­ on their return from their honey, (', Pedersen, nrjaldent. of Waverly Growers CmqverAtlr*, ,ald tomoon. Clerk of Cour'a Edward T. Col-**ilav • eurrrrit low eltrna prices ahoilld bring growers nnd -ship. tins aald the war veteran husband of the young woman was “in­ prra In their.' sense* and CAIt»a clined to tie lenient", toward H art­ improved quality mol handling of oranges." , man, also a veteran. W ritin g ‘In Id* weekly newsletter, IW eraen .Explained that B U IL D IN G RESTORED wliile hn "lialns to are.the orange Supports have lieen .'replaced market.break at any time, I for ant! new sidewalls of concrete one am glad to sen It coma at block have hern completed In the this time rather than two weeks Seminole County Motors j(Aragr.' from now when «-* are moving also roofing ‘has been' restored orange* heavily for Thanksgiv­ over th at portion of the building in g " that ollapaed following a heavy TVder«en r e l a t e d that tho summer rain. (.ian,;n market declined rapidly Inst week "and FOB aalet of IIILL RESIGNS TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 30. UP)— romhinatjon * grade orange* ara Rung" made a t 12 50. There were The resignation of former U. S. D17 car* shipped last week com­ Senator William Hill as director pared 2,104 rttre" shipped of the State Road Department's during with the same period last year. division of outdoor advertising The auction average “last weak and appointment of Max jkrnton of St. Augustine as hla successor was 43.70,” he wrote or $1.40 lass than tire auction avrrage for the was announced today. Ilill, who corresponding week last year." has headed the advertising d o -. partment since 1941, will enter I BOAT COMING the private practice of law In I A telegram stating-that-tha axGalneavllle. ______________ rursion b o a t owned by tbo ' WAR DEAD HONORED I p « ^ l S S ? h a ^ o u S y 'lsrilh o ^ o ^ |a < iS J* !U | arranged to attend mate burial aervicea a t historic Arlington N at­ ional Cemetery for 20 American fighting man who gave their lira* In World War 11. The flag-drapad caskets wore among thoso recently returned from temporary graves ahroad. 4 ----------------- - S v i aw {?h*n* P r oTf C o ^ m e K ^ 'h a ^ U tiS Chamber of ( ommereq, he ataUd today. Mr. Laland, president of tho company Is due to arrive hero soon. Tho boat will bo u»«d to carry passengers for axcurelona on Lake Monro* and tha S t Johns River. - 4- m �------- -•■ - g a y ? ^ 7??^ - . . . -. . * • . T , * , u r J ------ • . PAGE TWO TUB SANPORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Table Supply Firms Celebrate 22 Year «»ry with • special 9-day tale be. THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1947 HUGIIKS FLYING IIOAT * Oregon Crash LOS ANGELES. O ct 29—UF>— Engineers are making final tests l l 'M I I * » 4 frmm #*»«» (l* rl preparatory’ to floating Howard 8tate Senate President Marshall Hughe*’ 125,000.000 flying boat Cornett, .49, Secretary of State from it* dry dock at ta n g Beach. Robert S. Farrell, J r„ 41, and Cliff Hogue, 42, Klamath Fall*, the ~*pllot. They had left here Tuesday night on a one-hour hop HEINZ to ta k e County'* Vyarm-r Valley ._______ i' •* » The Tabla Supply, food itorea W|ll celebrate their 22ml annivrr- w ie frty MORTON'S Beef-Noodles DINNER ifc-ox Jar 38c KLINES CREA1 Snowdrift ULTRA-REFINED Clorox Yes, Ma'am 60 Solid, Carloads of th* Finest Food* In Amerlcat This la T ill: Eale . . . the on* that means bigger savings on quality foods. , T htit'll bo lota of Item* you’l l need amt wantr -so --hurry! . -----— — The wreckage was found. In heavily timbered country’ 70 miles Vaaf of here and a few niilea north of the Oregon - Califor nia border. Throughout the night atate police, forest rangers, army air rescue u n i t personnel, coast guardsmen and. volunteers had combed the area, operating from headquarters at the Dog tak a Torost Guard Station. .Confirmation of the Governor'* death immediately elevated John H.-Hall, 4H.- l*nrttandTmtJTney, u r the governorship by virtu* of his position as Speaker of the House. He will fill by appointment the vacancy in the Secretary of S tate', office. Aboard the single engine fourplace sportsplanc. were Governor Earl Wilcox 8nell, 62; Stale Sen­ ate President Marshall Cornett, 49, next in line of succession to the. governorship; Secretary of State Robert S. Farrell., 41, and Cliff Hogue, 42, Klamath Falls, the pilot. Confirmation of the death of the Governor and hi* normal suc­ cessor, the Senate President, auto­ matically elevates the Speaker of the State House of Representa­ tives to the governorship. He is John II. Hall, 48, a Portland at­ torney and World War 1 veteran. ^The office of Secretary of State would l>e filled by appointment in '4he event, that official also died In the crash Tuesday night. The succession of the speaker la provided by tho Oregon Con­ stitution, In an amendment ap­ proved by the voters in 1046 a t the time the nation became con­ cerned over the succession line Bank Suite ((••Mlaa-S tram r » * » fine) iiiu n are mcrchandned.'' The securities were dctcribed In the suit aa covering "stock*, note*, bond*, debenture*, or other interest certificate*.” The defendant* have their prin­ cipal office* In New •'Yotk add w inter*— beanch— officer claewhere. They were named aat Morgan Stanley and Company] Kuhn and Company; East* man. Dillon ami Company; Kid­ der. I’eabody and Company; Gold­ man, Sacha and Company; Leh­ man Brother*; Smyh, Barney and 'Company; Glore, Forgan and Company; White Weld and Com­ pany; Drexel and Company; the First Boston Corporation; Dillon, Read and Company, Inr.; Blyth and Company, Inc.; Ilarriraan Ripley nmi Company, Inc.; Stone and-W ebster Securities Corpora­ tion. Harris, Hall and Compapy Inc., and Union Securities Corp. . Clark told reporters that sotnc 120.000.000.000 in securities .h a d been Issued In the United State* during the last 10 years, and thgt the defendante managed the sale* of about 69 percent of the total, aggregating about $14,367,000,NEW YORK Oct. 30 (A1)—A quick denial of the charge* of conspiracy to monopolise the sec­ urities business t was m ade^oy leading investment banking firms today after the government an­ nounced- such charges had been Woodruff Creek tr*m Frm Oi»#I Monroe and the Osteen Bridge, but also I* axpected to prpvida a current that will wash away much sewage from the. Sanford watervalue. In addition, it will provide a new channel for drainage and flood control." ' Tin* cut-off channel, is part of the river project that the Samfiiolu County Chamber of Com­ merce has been working on for tome time, it was pointed out by Edward Higgins, manager, this morning, lie said that bids for the work'had been received with­ in governmejif' result Anent*. in jta , federal KQvt rnm5Hl-_____ The three Oregon officials had left the .sta te capital Tuesday, planning a direct flight to the ranch of Oacar Kittredge. The rancher Is n personal friend of Cornett and co-owner with the official of ‘the airplane. Rad went her forced the party to hult here for dinner at the Cornet! Jaycfce Foruin 'hiinip. ta te r the weather report* Indicated clearing conditions and -II rr«M f i l l OMl they took off for the Kittredge be committee chairman for 'tha ranch, event. The first report that the plane I A hsrlierue for Jayrcc members had disappeared mine yesterday and th rir families will be held at morning, when Kittredge tele* fBlue Spring* next# Wednesday afphoned the Cornett home to ask ternoon. President* Brailcy Odham when th* party would arrive. H e ! announced. Walter. Krohne hat had waited at the Coleman ta k e iarranged a program of entertain- QUANTITY RIGHTS HLmKKYLD Prices Good Thru Saturday. Nov. 1 Hava-Pin* Crushed Stuhcly Oreer Dessert Peaches Nb2«/2 21c Shank Half, pound Btokcly Cranberry Round Bon* Butt Half, lb, Sunshine Knspy Center Slices, |b. Crackers u u 23p Musstlman ’Assorted Vegetables NEW.PACK! Great, Big, Tender, Greeti Giant Government Graded Utility Club or Sirloin Steak * lb 49.. Chuck Roast lb 35c T-Bont, t"h$ua* Stenkr, lb 59c Kansas Drawn Kansas «hlp[w,l Dressed ’* Drawn Stewing Hens ~ U. 8. Good A Choice‘tam b U. S. Od. Choice Lamb Shld U. S. Qood Beef.-Club. Round Swift Pram. Honed A Rolled Milk-Fed Vea) Roast Lb 59c a short lime the*ilate’s I **B*v Slaton; brna appointed to - eestreh, far-.-*«-Silsslrtg'select a welcoming' com mft teas to is1 underway. greet all new business eslablishi said Hill had been dls- roenta coming to Sanford and offer them the assistance of the Hcmlnohr- County-Juntor"Ch«mbyrof Commerce. Steve Bennts presented several pictorial puhllcatiqns telling the was no response to his ringing *|gry of (be recent national Soarlover tho single wire circuit llnk- (rue meet, held In Wichita Fall*. , Ing Isolated ranger stations, ta te r Texa*. TM booklet was published yesterday, his efforts brought sn hv Fj. J. Reeve*, president of th* answer from a northern Califor­ Soaring Society of America .in nia forest station. Lowden said cooperation with the National Hill had no radio and consequent- Junior Chamber of Commerce. JIouliLJL MEATS M eaty Pork Neck Bones lb 27e Hath Pure Pork Sausage, lb 63c Center Cut P6rk Chops, lb Ji5 c Sliced Reef O ver lb ^9c Boiling Bacon * lb 31; Fresh Beef Tongues lb 29c the Governors' plane was missing. to the organ! MtfARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS Aluminum •< Cedar - Polish# d Aluraipua Aak Me For Free EsilmsJ# P. W. STEVENS - 617 W. R oblnaW *. Qri Phone 2-0729 vJ „ 7 Butterfly Whiting Fancy Western Red or Golden Dr^piuus A P P LES 2 u>, 2 9 c 3 ’Lb Cello Pscksg* Fillets Lb 35c Fresh. Caught ta rg e LAUNDERETTE SPECIAL M .«!»// WILL WASH YOUR CHOICE OF / tir-rr (M in t it 23c ONE, DOUBLE BLANKET Largs Chesapeake Bay Grapes 2 tb. 27c Pear* Idaho Russet-dlO Jb. bag $6o) u> Yellow ONE DOUBLE SPREAD 17wc Fresh Cooked Florida : - In Ttne TWO SINGLE SPREADS Lobsters Lb 4?o Meat ____ / ____ _ 9c Onion* 3 Lbs 19c Potatoes-* ib foi 25 cents TWO SINGLE BLANKETS Oysters w; 7Sc D*Anjou * * ” ALL THE WEER OF NOVEMBER 3rd LAUNDERETTE of SANFORD- TOMATO Octagon i Cleanser ? Southern Gold Colored 53c 0 1 (9 Second & Oak Phone 19c Pergonal Site R,° 17 f Octagon Sup«r brand fCAMAY Dividends Semi-Annually H ereAccounts Opened From 91-00. to 95:000.00 ♦ lb Each Account in su red 9.' : - A * ■'* “ * v '* ' |’ » »J •• Come In anti Inquire Regarding .Our Investment Share Accounts ’ ' "■" • ■ First Federal Savings,A Loan Ass % �i «ii‘. Ti l ' « * '••• ••• • lHrn*i»\Y. «ht. I'm; York Cooking WOatorrt .lotialiiaii ui l*«»m«* Jhw ity Pounds Cobblers Dixie Darling Sofbrend Loaf 9 Super Sale Days-Thurs., Get. 30, Thru Sat., Kov. 8 Special Birthday Price List UiKKtr thntt aver — B etter than ever — Tuble Supply t* 22nd Anniversary Sale nriug* the year* big________ « gent food bargains-* .First-C oe1* / F irst Served. So H u m .______________ ' We've pi lut* J s 32ml AnnlVil a t y a lit- I 'n r .' I.nl _ 12c Every Item A d v ertised O n Strictly "W hile It Lasts" Btfcis Red Kni(*rV.ir r> Arjuu Mull,. KUMi>I U ilirK Kancy Calorii<lii Potatoes 4 Lbs 25c Onions 3 ib * 23c Caned* Dry Ginger Ale, Spur Large Bottle 15c \ Peaches No2H 2*1c S 14 V 0 A Uallard'a Obllak Mustard 6oxjJf 9c Flour 5«>‘ 4 6 c lOlbi 89c A rm our1* Treet DILI C IO U S 39c 12-oz Can Mayonnaise 16•oz45c • M«plr Flavoring Sacram ento Yellow Cling Hive, Peaches no2>^ 28c Molt'* Peanut Butter «-33c Apple Juice q» 19c PO U N D S lMULury * .U.aI Plate tile Meal or____ Grits 24-oz Pkg 20c lUd Labi* ru re tltilu T r o t y l P ip ijrs. Nectar- i*°* - 13c Land O' Sunshino- BUTTER In Cartons In Quarters Lb 69c E d ucato r Cellophane Kolia 9 cm m - Bfcwda! Cookies p«<g 10c SLICED Sunnyland White Hollar Apple Roady-to-Eat, 6 8 Lb Avorago Butter 28 oz can 24c Land O' Sunstitne---------— — 41c Mayonnaise pi 37c l.V2r.-IO-50«Q W att (1 E. Mazda Bulbs> 1 2c Ultra-Rrflnrd Quail Clorox pl 10c 17c •* ^r.„^ 12-oz Can ■ 39c dee tlpaghrin or Flour HU49c *». 95c Macaroni Pk0 15c N0.303 CAN Juice no 2 I 2v*c 5-ox Limas 29c no2 i2-oz Popcorn io-oz 13c lin e Meal, or Orlta. Pnatim Orter. A White Eelbeck 2J-0*Pk«21c Limas Jack's Kline a Pie Already Colored! Cookies 10k>zPkg 15c Paraon'a Honaebold Ammonia Qt 20c 8onahiM. Hl-Bo Crackers u»pi>» 26c U / i Potato Chips Me -Jnakat** Foard* t Rennet 24c Mor-Zip Old Olory Baby U irt 46c tan Cer I'aJc l/irge A-l Sauce qi 20c CDrned Beef Haiti' Deviled H Ham Potted 27c No2 %'• m. - Doc and Oat Food— Vienna ~ ' Cato 2 co» Sausage %>. 15c 25c a oi 15c 14-ox Can 10c Crust M£ VI'S Her^iey Cocoa Butter la r g e Chesa>*ake Bay 33c Soap 3 c.ko> 24c O Y ST E R S Cheese ib 53c Oleo Oleo— Lb H. D, Head EogUati Dixie Darling Old Fzaliion Bread Loaf • 3-oz lUd Devil 33c Lye 13-ox 10c Cat Pood— Stired lite r Liver Dotting Bacon Fresh Beef Tongues Pint 69c Butterfly WhUJnf P u tt’n Boot! c.n 8c Fillets - ^ Freak CaugJU.' I uator Roach - Hives lq« 29c Mullet o jm a & 31c 55c Lb 49c Shoulder Spired Luncheon Meut Ih 59c Meaty Fork Neck llonr* th 27c Rath Pure Fork Knu-uiuv. Ik GHc | Lb U. M l.oud A ClUdv'T Lnutb Pride SkinlexA Franks Ib 3.r»c Telkne Daisy Bup^tbmod Chops Center' Cut Itaind »*>ap Skat It. Jt. i Iihn] ami (ii-jfco Lamb Shoulder % • • Steaks * 39c Chuck Roast Vi.ltIKTY “] no2 L ii.y-B Club or Sir!mi Redi-Mixt“- “47c“49c 17c ChuragolJ tb 35c Walnuts 7c Be Meat Uuuriura Solids U.S. (iiH»d A-,( huicft II. S. (Jovermnent (Jnidrd .Utility Iteef Wahh'a Cane A Miple Syrup t.v C emn » te'ir vC iul lt Pork Chops Oold Medal Silver Hoae Krabt »iWr nMtcoiiiiii v Ib 49c lb 31; lb 29c Knn. Hliipl lit. A Dr Seymour' Fowl ^ 53c Swift Pretn. R.*n:d A{tolled Mllk-Kcd Veal Roast Lb 59c Weatern Meaty Spare Ribs ib 39c U P P L B L l 5 TORES QUANTITY Rtatrra RESERVED ‘ Owner 3rd ft Sanford ■- • XU East First Street . mm r v 4, 4i*VrJ v ,4. V >. i,' i , «|v, V^Tf -j - �I . ' - . • THE The Sanford. Herald Hunting: Accidents . . •* • 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 T H U R S D A Y , O C T . 3 0 ,'1 0 4 7 Law On Contempt Iw lu Bo District Court GIRLS BVICTBD ------ party at the Unirorolty Memorial i« the Federal Union with an unidentified negro her*. _______ v j Diatrjct Court here. MADISON. Wl*.. Oct. 30 UP)— t:>i*kil'fct4 u j »)« — tu-nniinn,*J a.______ If t‘hi* Vtt• tiannilna tta. Iiava- m IwV* The owners of « private rooming student. . . f,nm *»■«, one) j if happens, the jury might n illliiiil ■litili a u t vl Saiirfm If th ii year’s hunting season follows the experience of tee—In citing John Howard Law- decide the issue of whether these houae for co-eds at the Unlver■M -.. m!'.. ■« By DEWITT MACKENZIE fornler seasons, about 1,000 persons will m eet death through M«r»i4. • I tMn son, Samuel * Omits, and others m en. legally did’ ‘‘refuse’’ to an- »Uy of Wisconsin hsv* evicted two Al1 Foreign Affair* Analyst III MaiaalM t l t t a i a hunting accidents. Most of .these will result from the mis­ for contempt—haa stated flatly *w*“r. The witnesses haven't ad- girl, student*, one for having — -i . m_____ ____________ 1 Dr. Charles L . Persons ( ‘ . .I , that they have “refuted" to netted they “refused.” Soipe have dated a negro atulent. Katarra aa w raal tia« mailer use of firearm s. O ptom etrist Mr. and Mrs. Arthur II. Rupe. " OcloWrr 27. 1*1*. al ilia I'n-I Offlir Based upon n study of the causes of these fatal mis­ The mood of those who are con- answer questions end therefbre Insisted they weren’t refuiing• I l*««<ael, I'latMa. tinjit H i I n In a statement yesterday, said they hsve violated the law. ‘hey only wanted to arsw er In 1 Sknford Atlantic Blu B ld g .# cerned with the welfare of the haps. W. Graham Cole, A ssistant Secretary af the Mctroo4 (•a a riH at Harrli ■ lalT. N'ow, If the full—rnininlllaa. I their V Hours: 9-IZ 1-4 1 hone 2961 wavUnited Nation* l» one of Iner^ntxilitan Life Insurance Comnanv nnd In rharyn «.f safely n o i .U M i x . iim :. Sat. 9-12 ink’ fear that our peace orgai then the House of Representative*.1 Each w it nr s< VvouM begin talk- dent from New York City, to leave 1 raiTaT activities, offers the following ten commonsense suggestions ization, which wa* to unit* man­ snd finally a Federal Grand Jury ing. about hit right under the after she ivvurnrd to their room­ 1 Eye* Examined • Glass** Fitted | tionmi.V',1 to aid the hunter in g etting full pleasure out of his sport kind into oqe world of friendship, alt agree with this view, the cast Constitution and the committees ing house from an inter-racial llaalaraa alieady i* an irrevocably tragic -------- ■ without risking hum an lives - including his own. _________ right to ask such n qqtSilon..and i t ita c iiir r id ITICI failure a* the result of the fler>.Chairm an J, Parnell Thomas' •:* *|* «*♦v *!*‘J**t* *t**i**l* *1**1* Dr I nrikr, nark T he suggestions a re : _._______ __________ J___ L_ conflict hetweenv^Jie CommunUt* ..Oka . Montk_________ ■.would h«gin banging hit gavel 1. KniJW your gun thoroughly^ before you go hunting and the DemocracTea. Capital Rapped X.l* T >m Maalkt — , and demanding a $ea-or-no. ana.m with it. Shoot "dry runs" until Its operation is second na­ HI* M i m l k a . . M strive* eagerly but vainly Oa», l«-ir :*. IJ.«« ture. Know, especially, the "safety," nnd keep in mind the to On* (CiafinaH from Figt ,i swer. recall aoma greater accomp­ where many southern * would keep talk lishment by the U. N. than that d tr .kit akltaarr - DUtJa (alia at *n* an'l finally . Thome* .would Ikarka laaalallaaa »n4 n .ilm at reason why it has been placed on your gun. of Ikit Monday when the' political cuitomi prevail. 2. Wear shoes or boots which will minimize the danger •■Itilalaaaaaia lot tkv |>nrr*a« nf “Certain political local 4nd pr*a. o n ltr him away. That's the pat­ after a long and bitter ralalMi • faa*«. taiiyi^a rh aitiil l«i nf slipping or falling and, in doing no, accidentally firing committee, battle, finally achieved unanimity. sure groups, amt thr admlhlatra- tern. •• m a la r M n r tlr a i ralia. If a trial la held,. . .the It adopted a resolution condemning . r ______ ________________ _ live decisions of municipal offi. . . defend­ _____ your wrnpon. Inland II,,.,I Mnlallt". all forma .of propsguula llkel 7 ,rial* contribute to It* persistence. Jud‘rin* hy thplr trptm nny 3. Keep your gun. unloaded except when you are using ter.. rratrreal, lk» llrmM in Ik.’ to provoke or encourage any "Except where tjie federal K»v-, *"•* week—wHI argue that th-v national lirM ..( .Wtriil.ian oil il. T ransport only em pty guns in your automobile,, nnd be threat to peace. Icrnmcnt haa maile a few Inde- ’ question "Are vnu a CommunlatT” 'are m»slnfit».#J In Her lf*iR««t rltlM Iw'llir foaalrl Mlth hrml^nol* sure to remove the ammunition when you get back to your Well. It'a good to find our, pendent advances, as In federal ' 1 " nf,,a*tllutlonal and that th* tiff la ChirfiKD ami \ r n Votk. camp nr Imme a fte r a day’s hunting. peace nrganliktion at least agree- employment and the use of fed— ramntlHaR.- had-nn- jlghr -to aak that in g th a t IItt 'lIsl against warl war! Apro­ A p ro -|,| recreational facllltlea, racial ' "• The'’ have Inalsfed that their The If #f nWf (t n MirmltM 4 - Never— oh, never! -• pull a 1gun muzzle first from ing AiNHiiKd riDM II intillrj a vehicle or when climbing through or over fences. pos of this, one ia remindad>of s-gregalion ia rigid. * ?,v!V r *Rhl» are Invaded bv »n lirlm lvtlf in ilia m i fur rtfuiMh the late President Calvin Coolldgr *.ntiu' r>’ *n,° ‘heir political be­ Ittlfil *»f nil fhl fori*l RfN« pHpIrd G. Never nhoot at a moving object until you are "dpad” and the Sunday sermon. I've for­ “It extend* to ludicrous ex- liefa. •< IN* n r « •I•»i . •^* Mfll nm *:l trem oi. , sure th a t it Is game nnd not one of your companions or an ­ gotten who first related the (ale ‘‘Incontlatenrie* are evident:- TJiere -have been several recent Al* trfee e r l»MM new. ai<eei<k.,. -but suspect it was Mrs. Coolldgr other hunter. W ear some distinctive clothing yourself. who (old of asking Cal, Constitution Hall, owned by the |i’rv f °RvIcHon* fof contem pt.of TIIUItSDAY, OCT. 30. 1917 • fi. Decide upon definite positions for each |>orson in herself upon hi* return from church, what Daughters of the American R e v . Conrres*. None of them ha* yet rlulinn, seats concert audloncrr reached th» Supreme Court, your p arty , ho th at nobody will be in the line of fire of an­ the minister preached about. J. r’ *he rases: other hunter's gun. BIBLE VERSE FOB TODAY “Sin." replied the ever Igponic without distinction* nf color, hut allows no negroes on It*alage j Eugene IViinis, general aecreTHEY THAT AU&tBUNK in I , 1 Guard against fouling the gun muzzle with snow*, Coolldge. ‘ What line did he ta k e !" per­ to give regular commercial con- , , r >’ °* U>e Communist Party, was SENSUALITY AND SELFISH i niud. o r any foreign m aterial. anarclean It well before and cert*. On the other .band, the , c*f d on the ground that hjsisted Mrs. C. NF.8S AND onP.m -A ltK n o t ] a fte r it is used. e.ommerrlal legitimate theater ha* *° «PPenr iiefor* the Uii "lie's against it," said the Presi­ 'bad negro actors on ABLE TO ATTAIN CONSCIOUS­ itastage. ''"V ’rlrnn Activities Committee 8. Don’t pse your gun to dub or flush game but of the dent. NESS OF GOD’S ITIF.SENCE ''P rH 0 In answer to ■ aubJohn 3:3: Except-a man I* born brush. I t’s bad for the gun, nnd for the life expectancy of So th« frult of weary months of but stubbornly refuses, to admit • ( anew, he cannot lee the kingdom youm clf ttnd your companions. fighting ia a resolution condem- negro patron*." treatment of negroes, “ ‘••'rliarrit hlsler am! I^on Jo°f God. , _ 9. Never forget for even an instant such common-sense ing war. And having pasted thii theCapital committee said, '“not only n r r *‘ e«ttvlctrd In aeparthey have returned pi the wrangl­ rnlett an: point the muzzle toward the ground while panning on the ground that they Congistulations., ,J$ ^Tou« hton ing. Small wonder that Mr*. bumlliatra rnlored citizen*, but la , Drug Company on -the ‘o prning 'ol under low trees or thrdugh brush: carry the gun on your Franklin D, Roosevelt a couple a aource of conalderahte r m ln r refused toi take thr, oath for |r* . its hne new itorrpvE phidi many «j«ulder with th e muzzle-pointed up while walking with of day* ago expressed a hope assmrnt" to the “many dark- tlmony before the same committer. Sixteen members of the Joint ml a prayer In the U, U; N. for sklnneil foreign vlaltora." The rehave ..id i s ’.he most a t l . a o i v r ^ ‘h e r a J n th - open; never point e ith e r a loaded or J in anti-Fascist Refuge- Committee increase of good will pnrt explained: ia Flonda. loaded gun. playfully nt nnother person; and never shoot “gradual here ra th rr than this continued “ Foreign official* are often were convirted on the ground that nt flat, hnrd surfncefl or tlu* surface of.w ater -- which might back-and-forth of our telling each m| „ aj,en for Ame'tlran negToet '■lr-v refused to submit certain Sccirteiy ’ a u ih- cause a ricochet. ... other what doga we are." »nd refused food, lodging ami en-1 *° lb* 'U n American AcUnited Stairs lo The way It looks from this col­ tertalnment. However, once it 1* alanced jo. Don’t confuse a hunting party with a cocktail p a rty ; ? ‘■ommjttee. budget w h ile ^ ji Grope ‘r alcohol is bnd medicine for n jKirsoif using n weapon which umn's observation post, the U. N. established, that . they -are. not i ***5J*P’Ul— Ftclds, Waaiving. b a in j'K e p t going largely be- tmerlrans, they are accommodat- J,cn ,*'*,>’er. was ronflctcd on the the tune of i f £BU-<faliAD.-inlgM--bo lefhnl a t- /a r * greater distances Than yoii max llcaui-j ol ftark tear.am ong mem- f,1 *• | ground that lie failed to produep -a ycarTBut iKew bclsncc |lc think. tier nations of what would Happen The District of Columbia, whlc.i i repor,,B to n«»use Surbudget without sf° Lump*. I Mr . (jole believes th a t observance of-these suggestions it the organization collapsed, ’(he Includes the capital area, docs ; f ,u* * roperty Committee concern, w r don’t ife h be oonr wy| fnr (o reduce the toll of persons killed each hunting results of a breakdown ar# too not Jiavo self-government b y ! d-al In which he terrible to contemplate. w ith th ii extra outlay. season. officials. It I* ruled hy n • Profit on the sale of wire Thus we find In U. N. circles -leclell the frrlit/g That the organization boanr of three commissioner* ap- ’■*cr**»>intp In thia-counlrjPc*ommuniiD ate 4 S. '! Court of must l>e maintained al all hazards polMed by the President and eon- Appeals . Smokes placed on the Hand and atked if upheld Field*’ conviction firmed hy the senate There are those who are hoping— they are CoumiunuU. II they ate, In prartlee, the standing Dla- lilt lan-vers say they will appeal or perhaps It would lie ___ more Iac nothing, n dune about it; if In harassed Europe n jmckage of Am erican cigarets is' curate to'say there are those whojlrlct of Columbia committees of to the Supreme Court. Made Only For Those Who Like The Fineat they refute to antwer. they are c it­ somctinuvt more sought a fte r than food, and a carton of are wishfully thinking—that per­ the senate and house have great ed for contempt and (hat u all. smokes m ay ojien doors th a t are dosed to diplomats. The haps the anxiously awaited meet­ Irfluence In the conduct of mu­ Presidential election* and repre­ ing of the Big Four foreign min­ nicipal affair*. i* In Romani*. Dem m ratt are placed! tobacco habit seems to have become firm ly entrenched, sentation In Congresa. ister* in London next month may The Prraldent'a Civil Fights on tiia ] foi opposing the govern- 1 Tobacco is raised sll over the world, except in the very develop something to alleviate The present condition, th# com­ rVmmlMee aald Congresa should tncnl. If found guilty, and thrv will cold sections, but tho.U nited States Is the Inrgest prrnlueer the (trained eituatlon. “sTabllah aelf-govemment for the m ittee said, "deprives a suhatan* Iw. tlwy w ill be »Lot. A n d . yet and exjjorter. Tho lnng-leafe<l plant Is raised on almost 600,T That conference is primarily to District and that the Constltu- tial number of permanent Wash­ T Communiiti critic 1/4 the United 000 American farm s. It represents n billion dollars of the try once .more to write a German •Ion should he amended to give ington residents” of any voice pear* treaty over which thus far District residents suffrage In In public affairs.. v Statei for the Hollywood probe. 25 billion annual agricultural Income. But evep this is. not the former Allies have been unablti enough to Rtipjsly U. S. tobacco demands, and "th e weed" Is to agree. Sucresa in framing this We suppose Communists and pact might lie the long-aought others have a p tife e ft right to also im|w>rlod in considerable quantity. Tlifi. tobacco habjt j j an old indulgence. A lm ost 850 key. to better relations between denounce the Hous^ig t'o-Ainem in the Russian and the western blocs, “ A cliviH e i CommitfeeXjor hauhn? years ago tile KnRhsh author, Edmund Spenser, In his long since Germany is ths crux of the, F»i poem , the Faerie Queene, voiced It« popularity In his day j poiuico-economlc crisis in Europe alleged ’ Hollywood ‘ 0>m m unirli , before it and denouncing them *» when he dubbed tobacco "divine.” I.lko most of his con-' whll# optimism concerning the i* , __ ; __________ Com m uniiti. Denunciation! are a« temjHiraries he thogifht tobacco a curp for m any diseases. I outcome of the conference THE WORLD TODAY' -j— * I V E Y ’S ,• J • L . A f t f l i f - t i t —aa ..the -D ie U raii^iv- of • * ’ Independence, or "k illin g the Uni , p ile " at tile haiehatl game, and ate certainly a two-way ilreet But Hollywood Communis's should thank their Im kv start (fo r thev have no God) that they are only being branded a i C om m uniiti and . not thdt by firin g tquadi as the Com m uniiti do thett political otiponrnti in Hungary, Bulgaria, Yu-C' godavia. P o la n d ‘ * 4 8 'Russia. „ . 1— a t ,1 1 1 A l i l to |>ul *1 rcit all iiim o ri that regardlcn id lv v h itevei elsNorthern d o -goodtij jm iy have in mind w ith tc ip tc i lo racial matters, the elimination of segregation is -not one o f lli- m ,- PcviJdent .Trum ari'i special Cqmhi'llec on Civil R ight! h k l come up wills the iugfe ilio n that pubht o f the co u n try.b e opened to all ra risl group! without regard lo public opinion and. that >iuiiat>le federal legislation he enacted, to realite this goal. We c » r^ ^ |d e p lo re loo ilro n g ly tueh in on\mentiationi, o ' the misguided ze a l'jiV those who make them. We would ^ridd lo- no one ht our desire to improve the living condition!,.the opportunities and the welfare q L .lh e colored people, but we ra n 1think o f noth­ ing that w-nuld he more harmful Us them than the .elimination of Ngregation h r leViJlaliVe fiat. We ate conifaktly under preieure from .variout groups to pub iich lomething concemittg lotteries aoroe o f them very hatm leu, affnire, no dpuhl, ^ ( f^ f charitable lo m ttn in g like that, became it b '^ itfa in tt the la V vu i to do io . we base lo refuse th u i lap l \ l W tin s fw o ik for ^riticiim oP"the hew-!p*p*r ,W e are, therefore;' oarticulailv cra tifird lo *ee U a letter from lD tfrh a tio n *l''-l(/ ‘ local rluhs aeeinrt the promotion of "Don’t y J t / ^ h jn l, " la w letter, "th e t in “ view o f the Federal Govem m ertt'l’ IliH ude to“ ltd Itw h a c tiv itin , all L io n i ihould refrain from Anything ‘ ns'ure o f public lotteriea, . . . . . or aitriSer devite'i for funds w ithin the -communiA w e ,^ l# a y > ; mako ............. thing ; Roe* .-fo r «f i ‘ < > " . '.r , -i 4 — _ . an­ tes i ____1B ut -Sponsor-and -W alter -RalHghr alsorw nnld be aur-*| 4pv««l Tirjnhfh tritfe*<f,',bb*Jrv*ri _ min­ - - - - - - not* that th* four foreign prised could- they see the hold tobacco has on men, and1 1 isters— Marshall of U/ Uf 8. A., women, too, In every* country today. Bsvln of Britain.* * Molotov of Vital But Unknown Joseph W. Ellm* recently celebrated hie 81nt birthday and his 81st year a s a high official of tbe Cleveland w ater departm ent. He1is now commissioner of sewage disposal. For years It was Kllma* job to see th a t the city got pjire w ater. Though few ever heard of him. he wits in many W/IV* ( l u v lm oi's maafc i m ^ r t n n l nffirin l Almost every community has some faithful, hard­ working jiublic’ aervant like Ellms, who does pot gat Into the papers but without whom the m achinery of govern-, ment could scarcely run. ' Eli7»beth Launches Liner, Makes Appeal School Election (C « n t i u 8 t « i iritiM l ‘i « f 0»«) new laws enacted this GLASGOW. Oct. *0 f/FI-Prin- mills Munder ' cess Elisalielh launched, the 30,. year. dOO.ion Cuna'd Llnsr Carnnla aV Mr. Lawton pointed out that ths < l-'lrl«nk with an appeal to her future subject* to meet Britain'* Slate proposes to allocate _money peacetime economic problems with fo r capital outlay fbr new school the same spirit of unljy they dis­ ouildings, major alterations and played during the war, equipment, b ill that this mbney "We lmvr friend* In other w tied lo j «any to < parts of th# world.” th» I’rtecess ill not be appropriate *\ joq f oi gty proyides said in an adless, “and wo know county unlets thgt That we Ten count on wh*t*v»r $100 for each $300 allocated by help they can give, hut It cannot the State. Im> said ton often that a ountry, If the County’s share It taksn like an.individual, must work out from th# current expense money, lie own salvation at hnm< " "Our suffering* In the war were that fund will be s«rlously de­ heavy. Indeed, and our losses can­ pleted. If It H to receive the not be measured, but (he heavy benefit of the state appropriation road we trod was not altogsther for capital outlay, it It necessary to vote for th# building reserve unllghted." . • , ,. ‘‘There was In those years a . fund," he declared. • spirit abroad which kspt u* from He stated that ballot* hav* the despondency and brlghtendsd o u r' names only of those legally qua), darkest daya. It was the spirit of Hied as trustees. Voters may unity, and In our ppresent dif­ write In any other names of tfistr ficulties we muat at all coata keep Choice. It alive. For It la only by putting Qualified to run In th* trustee the rielma of our country above our personal feelings that w* ran race are: R. F. Cooper In School win through aa surely aa w* did Board District No. 1, (east San­ ford); Roy F. Howell In District before." / No. 2, (I.ongwood and Lake Mary); Herbert A. Behrens and Fighter Planes Mra. George Harden .In District Nov 6, (west Kanfonl, Lake Mon­ l i t * r«*» oae) roe and I’aola). There ore no State's population is predominantly candidates from Districts a and 4 which embrace tbe Oviedo, Gene­ ModemFifteen Royal A ir Force Da- va and Chuluota ditfrlcte. "Tbe voters should keep In lotas were, rxp e ctfd lo complete evacuation todsy o f from 200 . *n mind," said Mr.* Lawton, 6U»al only three trustee* will ba eject­ 250 British civilians— mostly re­ ed for the entire county, replac­ tired civil servants, vacationists ing the 19 who have served. No and children— from Kashmir, two trustee* can eome from on* ^ S58D S ng they Ufa In ices o f India, M istrf Airwevs and different dlstrkte." V Ambiea Airlinea—suspended »*f»* Voting In Sanford fpr thoro ice from Bombay because all who live treat of Park Avenua planet were ’ cosnmandeered by U our will bo at Precinct No. 1 th* Girl dia’t government. Scout Building on Commercial Russia and Bldault of France— haven't compromised themsslve* during th* battle royal so that they esn’t negotiate with at least a semblance of personal amlfy. It Is conclevable, If not likely, that they might hit paydirt. Oh* thing which Is making both sides do some deep thinking Is thy position of those unhappy nations vrvlfE *u ♦*** lafd id batwsan tbe tnaln combst-* ten's."Che Scandinavian state*, for •xamplt, ar* afraid to caat their lot with either side. Even Frahet I* uneasy on this seoire, - as *lt natch** Ru**iii's_effort; Id _ .pill Europe away from Amtrita. No, this Isn't a good time to ellow 'th# U. N. to collaptl Al remarked - to th* writer by an official attached to one of th# delegations: •'\V# ar* wallowing in the bot* tom of a wave, and w* ar* ship­ ping water, hut w* aren't rtaav to admit that we are shipwrecked. Tobin, 57, Adopted By Mrs. Webster, 80 NEWPORT, R. I.. Oet. .30. (Ah —. A 37-year-old retired Atrny commander haa been adopted by an BO-yearrold wealthy Newport widow and social leader, with all the right* of. a natural ton under Inheritance tax laws. The adoption of Brig. Genera) Ralph C. Tobin by Mr*. Hamilton Fish Webster wa* disclosed lest night by John M. Dring, clerk of the Newport .probate court. He said th* papers completing th* adoption war* filed more than a week ago by William A. Peckham, Newport attorney. Mra. Wabater'* husband ditd In September, 1039, leaving her- an estit* valued at ll.230.000 to ba held In trust during h tr lifetime, Th# will alto granted Ji*r lifetime u n of the Webstar* $120,000 Newport estate. Pen Oratg. Come to. IV EY 'S in Orlando and see Central Florida's »♦•*/. f it *fT*-** B E A U T IF U L Avenue. For Precinct No. 3 east of Park Avenua th* voting will b* at th* Tourist Center,. , The following voting placet have been designated outside of Sanford for the achdol vota: Lake Monroe, community renter; Paola Stlrkly'a Store; ,Ovi*do. Town Hall; Geneva, community centert Chuluota, Myrtle Chalker's “ I NEW Meat your frlcnda in IVEY'S new shoe talon and •njoy ita invitingly restful atmosphere .amidst modern furnishings. Here you'll find an outstand­ ing collection ol women’s fine quality footwear madejby America'a most celebrated designers . , . SH OE YOWELL DREW -TZnJl* ' Mary, GHaeon’a 8torat Al akoa? aStore; K wF ern.P a s -'s sB _. ark, Barnett's offtee; Bear Lake, !| , . ORLANDO, FLORIDA Ketchem'S n m m m • yr»T ..- ... I JV -V.;t Hi ' H -. SA LO N �> \ ti !..>■- . . r- - THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1947 PA G E F I V I THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA a—? Social A n d Personal Activities Woman’s Golf Association Holds First Luncheon Meeting At Country Club I IT 'S Y O U R M O V E - - Seminole Hi Ity HOHIIY PARK About 46 golf enthusiasts a t­ Wednesdays and stated th a t. ev- 1 Here A re M o n e y Savers tended the organisational luncheon erv . third Wednesday a luncheon . and meeting of the Woman’s Golf will he held. He laid that n playFriday morning during first Axoelatlon held yesterday at U T n T . L" M ’ „ prri.wl many of. Du; iim kiin. wurc 12^0—oViock—at—th e—Seminole-’coming Wednesday . . . and will .,'}l*cfjin ^ set guessing as to what the. brief Country Club. 1:00 o'clock. [bit of something tliali,cume over I Mrs. E :B. Smith, newly.electrd al Following The Central Circle of the San­ the luncheon, con- 1the school address system was, | club president, presided over the test* were held ford Garden Club will meet with the direr- Monday morning they found out. business meeting held during the Don of Mr*. Johnunder Mm. F. E. Sola at 1101 Park Mrs. A. In h practice session around the Friends of G. A. Jones will re­ luncheon In the large lounge of J. Williams was Stuck.’ Avenue at 7:0l» P. M. A covered thr winner of centra) control hoard the speaker the club house. Artistic arrange­ gret to learn that he is confined diah (upper will be held and all Blind Bogey tournament qnd lay stem was accidently sent to all to the Fernaid Laughton Mem­ ments of pink single hibiscus and the members are urged to attend. Mis. Stuck won the putting con-[classes instead of just to the Libligustmm were used in decorating orial Hospital. Scoid Little ilouie. 1 . C ool r u fr o ih m e n t! rary where it was being tested. the rooms and were placed down testa. Golf hall* were given The Seininola Robekah -Lodge Writes to the two winner*. Monday, however, everyone the center of the U-shaped tabls. Mr. and Mrs. Joel S. Field have No. 43 will haVc a Hallowe’en Mr. Terwiillrgar then conducted heard the rest. The first petiod . returned from California where Decorations and arrangements 2. Two full glasses! party and White Elephant aale I thev attended a postmaster's con­ were under thr direction of Mrs. a golf clinic for 16 golfers w h o ^tu d y hall in the Library under IIIRTII a n N ol ’n c e m f n t | « l the I. O. O. F. Hall at 8:00 George Thurston, entertainment received free instruction. It was Misa Chittenden presented n radio M.Sgt. and Mrs. J. Lee k rn - vention.* M. All member* are Invited 3. Best by taste-teatl* found at ihe conclusion of the play titled 'My Brains' over, the chairman. I strom announced today the birth to attend in costume. In opening the meetfhg the meeting that 36 memberships to school epeahvi »>-t.m, The palls Mr. and Mrs. M. N.' Cleveland Iof a son, Ronald-Paul.- pn Oct. 24 ------------FRIDAY the organisation had been paid. Wcra played by l.otune Clark as The Presbyterian W o m e n ' s at the MacOill Field Station llos- have left for a trip through Geor­ president expressed her pleasure Thorp attending the luncheon Ruth, Mary Lee Hurnscd ns Al­ Auxiliary will observe the Week pital In Tampa. Mrs. Strndrom gia and the Carolinas where they in seeing so many, experienced and meeting were Mrs: Sidney ma. Donald Howard ns mutator, players and-potential-gnlfrrs pre­ of Prayer at the church at 3:30 is the former Bar By* Siegfried' wil1 visit relatives, sent. >Jrs. Smith slated that the Chase. Mr*. Glenn l.ingle, Mts. Eddy Scnkarik ns I'rofeasur "P.'.M. Mrs. W. S. Rrumley will of Tampa. g r o u p s not necessarily a social Roliv l.aing. M rs. Hugh Whelehel, lllake. and Hohhy Humphrey a* Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Pope have speak on mission work among the returned to their home at Indian organization hut will 'have golf Mrs. Thurston. Mr*. Terwillrgsr. Professor llodgi-kim*. W i I in a colored people. The mission chal-' Palmetto Avenue, at 3:30 P. M. Mound Village after spending as Its main Interest. She intro­ Mr*. Higginbotham, Mr*. Smith; Inland read the scripture and the leng* will be given by Mrs. Roy Members of the Womens Mis­ some time in New York City. duced the .other offlrers and com­ Mrs. Heard, Mr*. Jvry, Mr*. Willi- cnmmittee that selected the |*lay Mann sionary Society of the First Hapmittee chairmen of the group who am», Mrs. Kastner, .Mrs. Horner, [was romposed of Doris Willis, The N ilc V Howard Chapter, tint Church s»ill meet at 3:30 P.M. Mrs. N ett Epperson arrived to­ reported on the progress made so Mrs. Fleming. Mis* Barbara Dam- 'Randall Goff, ami •Hobby I'arl*. (United Daughters of the Con- at the church for the purpose of day from Milwaukee. - Wise, to far. pier, Mr*. W. E: Klrthhoff, Jr., | Thc p,-|*.A. magatine drive is , federacy, will meet at the home packing relief boxes for shipment spend the winter months with her Dayman. Mr*. Mrs. John ^U m|(T wv Mr*. Jess Dayman, m|,.r full full,- swing now Tuesday Other officers and chairmen are Mrs. of Mrs. George D. • Hishop. 1010 overseas. lru fr. morning, only ante day nfler the sister. Mrs. Cassandra SchulU. at as follows: Mrs. Price Heard, vice Higgins, Mr*. Harry Uom The Philathea Class of the First her home in the Langley Apart president; Mr*. John Ivey, record Mis. Powell Mr*. . Stuck, Hibiscus Drive, at 3:00 P. M M si . „ ti ,' | rivo was stalled. #133.66 was with Mrs. J. St. Clair Whito as Prcshvterian Church will nu'et ments, ing secretary; Mr*. Earl Higgin­ Rnla'ti Axt, Mrs. Andrew 1 W* lurncil in. Nineteen pcbple turnco-hostess. with Mrs. Joe Corley on Cameton botham, corresponding secretary; raway Mr*. Ali*erta Jenson stmt I m h s c r i p t i o n * Tue»*lay mornAvenue at 8:00 P. M. MONDAY [ |ng. Five turned in FI. three Mr. and Mrs. J.- M. Stcskley Mra. Jack Horner, treasurer; Miss Miss Helen Cabas. TUESDAY Clrclo No. 10. W. 8. C. 8., of Also Mr*. Harry X. Silsby, I turned in #6. Three mors, turned and son, Jerry, have arrived from Dorothy Powell, m e m b e r ship Tlie Daughters of Wesley Class Rochester, N. Y. and are visiting chairman; Mrs. John Stuck, golf Mrs. A. J. Williams, Ml** Frames {,n fit. Three mote turned in 17. the First Methodist Church will meet at th r homr of Mrs. James of the First Methodist Churrh Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Steakley be­ chairman; Mr*. W. R. Williams, Mahoney, Mrs. J. A. Ponder. Mrs. Flu* more turned in fS.HI or E. Pearson. 014 Magnolia Ave­ will meet with Mrs. J. K. Mc­ fore returning to their home in handicap; Mr*. Civile Trrwillegar, Charles I.uke, Mrs. Dirk. Elsbcr more. Earli of tlie-e high five Kinley. 018 Magnolia Avenue, at Sarasota. nue. at 8:00 l \ M. publicity; Mr*. W. O. Fleming, ry. Mrsi C. E. S|M-nrer. Mrs. G. A. nvelved a silver dollar Arnold y « l r J 4#'*' . The chaptrrs of the Woman's 8:00 P. M. A Market flasket sale trophy chairman; Mrs. Thurston, Sweeney, Mr*. Janies Higgins. Harrington turned in fit.Mt. Dldi VAuxilinrv of thn Holy Cross Epis­ will he held. Hostesses are Mrs. Miss Marty Perkins, who is at­ entertainment and Mrs. Harold Mis. George Harden. Mrs. John copal Church will .m eet at 3:00 M. L. Wright. Mrs. McKinley, tending Stetson University in De- Kastner, year book. Kick. Mrs. J. II. Coghurn, Mt*. Colic I limed in $10,, Hetty DunJ’. M. as follows: HL Ann's with Mrs. Xrh Ratliff, Mrs. Paul Thur­ I.and, will arrive tomorrow ‘to Clyde Terwillegar. club pro, May me Hodgkin. Mrs. John Schir- run tuim-d in 612.. J. lb File turn­ ‘ Today, more than o ver, folk s demand Mrs. Fred Hall wi\h- Mrs. A. MI mond and Miss Versa Woodcock. spend the weekend »4ih her par­ told of plans for the fiituiF with ard. Jr.. Mr*. It. 0.* Echo!** Miss ed ill flX , and Fi.-I Ro-vMter The Sanford Woman’s Club will ents. Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Perkins, matches being held betwren the Itettv Wilkinson. Mrs Knrlyle Philips as co-hostess at 3lC Oak quality AND v a lu e l Avenue: St. Agnes with Mrs. Jbol.l an eareutlvr meeting at the at their home on Magnolia Ave­ Sanford organisation and sur­ Hoii-lmlder. Mr* Frank Bay. Mr*. turned in_ f'Ub.'iO lot which lie Nine- , club house a t 103X) A. M. Henry McLaulln. 117 West _______ ► rounding cities. He explained W. F. Raulerson, Mrs. -Lenalicllp lecrived nn extra /dlu-r dollar, nue. teenth Street; St. Catherine's WEDNESDAY rules of the club and of further Hagan and Mr*. Martha Fitts ’• The Curtis Ptlhlithitig Co. Is Every nickel counts today. So with Mrs. II. F. Whitner, 1402 - The Sanford Woman's Club will Mr. and Mr*. Henry Swoope of plans for golfing nn subsequent Haves. offering a t*vnutifill plaque if tha *K y lint g el y o u r m o n e y ’s Oak Avenue, with Mrs. J. St. have its monthly business meet- New Smyrna Reach were gurst* schiHil linns *in .'fl.tHHt os more worth? (*et R C —tho cola th a t Clair White as' co-hostess. St. ing ami luncheon at the club at yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. J. Mar­ Mark's will isret at 8:00 P. M. 12:30 o'clock. Mrs. II. W. Rurk- lin Stlneeiphrr., Mr Swoope . is l.rr-tt# tp h T itr.Nitsn.rr »■ trepKjMf lb. .h.e*|< I urns - ~ . M,WV ^T m u ^ in fl v w rT T T a T .w ith - Mrs. - Walter Werriweather err-lileratu n r chairman-, -will he Ihe president of tin- New Smyrna Barbecue l*lannccl GIR- nohrrt t 'Nrill. Edwlt, K e n - 1.. *2.«*m nr m**re. If tl....... 'h.e.l u fck-up-«nd cool, refreahing nquick-upr a t hostess at- the home of Mrs.' in charge of the program. Poetry lleach KiwnnlvCIub and attended n^ny. i(oiK*r( jM 'fila, .Don Tyirr, Iulna otu* of i Iipm' or By Flight Students the cm/vcola Ihttf* licet hy taste -^ G. C. Hal*o on West First Street. will l*e under the direction of Mrs. the meeting of that Sanford or­ Gene KusikjCliarirs Sparks, Wal- ' | r#phle* it will have thename, Citric No. 4-of the First Mctho- J. W. IUII. Hostesses will lie ganisation at noon yesterday. t.esl! (Jet fl Ixittle* or a -cnao IanBell. lh>h Meyer. \V Ilham I yv*r, date, and amount of money A moonlight h*rl*ecue will he dist Church will meet at the home .Mrs. J. O. Huff. Mrs. George Metoday! held Monday cvrnlng at Blue Stapler. Walter McGill, Ralph . I.,„ jn ,.„giav.-,l on' it. The' of Mr*. 'A. I). Shoemaker, 170*1 [Call, Mrs. H. C. Moore. Mr*. E. A. . . .rnP4| . . . i . in . .......... Mr. and Mr*. Jark Robson and Park Avenue, at 3:00 P. M. Monforton. Mrs. H. A. Moreland daughters, llnrbara and Jacque­ Springs in honor of all flight \\ ight.. Adrian Staey, J. B. Slap- |■r izr*t range from il Itqiim. movie N I M I I Itom .IN fi C O .. ,T»I C clcr> A ir n u e The Junior GAs of Ihe First iund Mrs. W. P. Fields. Reserva, line. of West Palm Heach and Mr. students who have won their lei. Karl to st, Herman hplip. |piojector (several bundled points Haptlst Church will meet at the lions may be made with Mr*, and Mrs. H. I,. Anderson of Hast­ wings and soloed from Ihe San­ Also soloing wetv: ( **ey Dunn, necessary) t•• pen ami pencil scl*. ford 8chool of Aviation. home of Mis* June. Vance, 247*1 Monforton or Mra. Moreland. ings were weekend guests f t Dr. The num bor-of students who I^ e Bsrrman. Walter Bcrgh, Wil- I and Mrs. J. N. Robson at their home on South Sanford Avenue. have soloed is now 97. A large Ham Watson, Bill Franklin, Dale j Harry Worthman, Artiwt, Of E u h U h The familv was celebrating the number-of these students sre re- Hofmann. J. S. McCren, M orris! of Sanfonl *nd other i ^ pn |,«.f Norman ! !l > SpeakivTo Fine Arts Department birthdav of James N. Robson, Jr. lidents towns in the vicinity. However,!.., , .... s----------a nearly equal number are from " ",, n- N" ,|pn Turner. James Harry. Worthman wclpknown other slates in the Union a n d ' Sehnntrl, Howard Shyryock, C. 1 tea were Mr. »nd Mrs. Gen. Frank Vincent lure an artist of E ustlsj stated yesterday Uisula Van Andrn. Mr*. W. II. one, Rlckdy Colemrnares, is from B. Spark*, Alfred Robkon, Jack Visiting Sister Here at the first fall meeting of the Johnson Mrs. Emllie Johnson, Vrnexuela. South America. | Pearson. Rol>ert Gcigrr. l>roy Fina Arts Department of the Thr following student* who siraw dfi. Kurt Rosucr. IVIr J K. Baker, Mrs.- John Brig. General Frank Clayton snloeit Sanford Woman's Club that In Mr*. are from Sanford: Charles Mrlseh. Mrs. H. J. Lehman. Mrs. Vincent end Mrs. Vincent are Baker. Kirhard Batchelor, Donnie Mere, Bill Watson. From ('asset- [ no other field of endeavor ran visiting his sister, Mr*. I^Roy Cordell. Girard Croxton, Clarence berfv solo filers were Frank I’i on* find an many charlatans nn kill,. Mrs. John Kick, Mr*. R. Schmidt, at her homr. 218 French In' tha field o t.< s |t Aa B result it Crumley. Mr*.—K r-rt—Kilpat- Avenue.— flenrniF Vlncenr (r~'a Collins.. Andrew. C a u a u sy , Bobby -at!—a nd—Jim —lUoiti from- la k e j fi* asserted that a g ira t number rick, Mrs. G. C. Dixon, Mis. F. former resident of Sanford, and Caruthers. ra, tloliert he Huff, Wendell ( Mai v, Oliver Sjoblom: (torn j _ of ths pictures • found in public irkrrlt. Themlore Jackson. ^ohn'G enrva. Kail Summersllt and Ed- BoD, Mrs, Charles McWilhas returned several t i m e s durw museums, libraries and such other K of Camfirl.lg/, ff.T Tdrit. the past ycars. Since leaving Lingerfelt, Ernest Southward, (w in' Goit. Olln Greer. *ml J. A .' Hams. plare* are not' good. - -Brinson, • Sanford, he has made his home Donald Knleht. Hnh Out. Ken t«hn»oai„rt^,^-Srwl^.l.. 1I..L -T.^. Harry Kent, Mra W. B. Mr*. C. n. R. leowsun. IS. 1. leawjoill, chairm an I . . , — , T —— ----------------- la -n eeaktrh . N. V. where hw hair ot THe department, opened th a , • ' !> t r . i . . . become aetlve^th the New York Scthv John Culpepper. 'M orris dale and Bill Tlndale and from meeting by explaining the differA,»° *Jrs. R. U- garrison. . n. National Guard, enlisting In 1906 Agee, Horace Johnson, James j DeLand. James Rowell, ent group, of the Fine A rt. De ‘ George C. Dixon. Mr. Robert A. going through all grades and rank* to colonel, in which rank pertinent and Introduced Mr*. Gobb, Mr*. \ ail Lovsll. Mrs. Phylls Allen Proctor who played " " " I Klrchrr. Mrs. C. F. Proctor, he hat served 8H years, comssveral selection. Including’"This Mrs. R M- Burns, Mre. R. \V. piandlng the 106lh Infsntrv Regi­ * Heart of Miner and “Don't Tellt Llpp ncott. Mrs. E. D Brownlee, ment. REDUCED During General Vincent's 84 m | Mi». J. N. Gillon, Mr*. L. A. Mrs. Fred H. WUllsms who Is Hrumlev. Mrs. W. M. McKinnon. vear* of service with ihe Armv 1 of the United States, he served In charge of the art group, p r o . Mrs. •'•rkwood. . I r r h. on the Mexican Border and went Ran lies sentrd Mr. Worthman to the o r Turner Mrs. Victor M. Greene, to France with the 87th Division ganlsatton. The large club h o u s e ! Mr*. Mate Robertson, Mr*. Ethel during World War One. While was attractively decorated with ^fvnM; Mrs. A. M. Waaswoftn, serving, the General was woilnd; hibiscus and >ntlgpnpn.jn-;hti?lY ' Mrs. T. C, Blsisdcll Mrs. 3. E. 4- arfd hospitalised—in—t.umtortr a*o| Mrs. 8 . 0 . Harrimat*: England. In a re m a rk a b le new eptin rayon • r / pink B Sand M rose entwined with Courier Als-i Mrs. S. D. Hlghlevman, After returning from the hos­ asparagus fern. Around the room were "plac'd some of the arll»rfc 3!r». J. M. Move. Mr*. H. Wavde pital. he commanded ths 811th pictures which were on display Rptfker Mrs.' R. R. Beck. Mf*. Cempsnv Military Polle* Corps at * Rath Robes during the tea held following his J. C.1 Russell, Mr*. Rolwrt Brown. Nancv. France. After the War, — - T n d d l r r S h e a ---------Mis. W. B. F.llerlw, Mrs. J. C. he returned to the United States t.(lk. i a captain o fln fs n try and was . W ool | ..V A t one end of the club house Hsll, Mr*. John !^#. Mr*. Harry irecommissioned In his old rsgl* ww* 'the tea table covered srlln t.«p, Mrs G. II Brown. Mr*. im ent and commanded th* com— a n d H u ro n — -----—i — whlta linen d o th and rentered Merv B. Welch, of New Concont, nanv in which he originally en­ with a dainty arrangement of the 0.. Mr*. F. D. Lleske, Mrs. W. D- listed. flower*. On both side* of the lloffmsn. Mr*. Roy Tlllls, Mrs. He received th* 8llv*r Star, flosyer arrangement was a branch­ Dawson,. Mrs: S. E. Andrews, Purple H eart New Y'ork 8t*te Built Towel • A G r in d ( s ift H in t . ed silver candelabra with crrstal Mrs. Roy Williams. Mr*. Herndon. Conspicuous Service Cross. Bel­ prisms holding while taper*.'Host. Heavy Terry •Williams, Mr*. Bennett. Mrs. gian Croix Guerre (with Palm) ( hI' im I’ink anil llltiv. es««* for the afterpoon Vers Mr*. Mr*. and the Roumanian Offlcsr of the Large NDe Schnabel, Mr*. Clements, Mrr. J. C. Bennett, chairman, Mr* Wil­ Croyn. He wa* made brigadier lusher, Mr*. Leavitt and Mrs. grnerel of the lino upon retire­ liam Behnahcl, Mr*. E. B. Clem­ Originally Priced .Much Higher. • ment in 1940. ents. Mr*. I>e* lusher. Sirs. Wil Mnntleth. * Rubber Apron i« . Item I^avltt" and Mr*. Howard X Synthetic Take Advantage Of This Having. ' Monilcth. Coaled Especially appealing In the art W h ile O nlv * lu L display was a portrait of Mr. H u y S e v e ra l A l T h is L o w P rice.•Worthman'* daughter at the agi NOTICE of fire. An extremely llfe-tlko Sl/.e*r I - 2 - .1, N o L n y n w n y a . portrait of a farmer was shown REDIKED THE O R A N G E CITY HOTEL with a farm background. From his ’Gallery of Great American Artists were potiralla of Norman Men’s Straw Hals Ih N ow Ready For Rockwell, f a m o u s illustrator, painted In hie studio at Arlington, E ntire Slock j.oo Special P arlies and B anqueli k V|. and of Ted 8hawn, In te r Size 7!« - 74* ' nationally known dancer, with hi* For Renervations Phone Orange C ity Hotel dance studios tn the background. Orange City, Florida , M*. Worthman aaid the primary reason for the existence of art jloys* Coat la to rnteVtain the eye. He stated that modern a rt Is revolting *« Sweaters the eye and further explained that hy modem hp meant the ex* GOOD NEWS H u H o n F ro n t trem «.p«lntingx-Mnhlch belong to P a r t W in d some sort of Ism," he said. for The artist .atated that moat if • ’I I the great a rt Af today is being You Who Work, . Roys’ Pajamas done h r Illustrator* and commer­ cial artlata. He said that being We Are Open Two Eve* J iihI A Few -I'OO • Rotarian he had adopted' 6no nlngn A Week- Tuesdays of the organisation's Ideals which Size 12 I I and Thurndayn For Your H Service and that hi* work Action Priced To Clear. Conrrnlenre. . . ZA.it Waler-Repeilem must* have • uaeful purpose to th* Denote who purcliaee It. Trained Beauticians To Sanforised E ntire Block, pall Cottons. R# asserted that b- trie* with Care For Your BsaUty hi* portraits to please the sitter Val Dyed • Wind-Resistant Needs. . . end that Ideal For S treet and House Wear. Social Calender^ e r s on a l Only RC gives you q-0 - c o if , . NOW YOU SAVE STILL MOKE AT MONTH-END TO D D LERS B A TH ROBES 25c 1.00 33c WOMENS! DRESSES . # Anna Mss Chapman • Grace I>avia nereon hat something wonderful, bwautlfi'l and good ahdut them which he, attempt* to find, and portrav. He use* quite a hit of photography in hi* work, he ssld. and explained the painting of a portrait step by s te p ., Among those attending the lec- Bells Mlitshew Betty Sasser Savings, You Can Remember. Special During October- Regular $10 and $12.50 Nestis’s E lite C re m e W aves- $ 7 J O M others, Bring Ytair Daughter*. ANN’S MIRASOL BEAUTY SALON Sizes 9 - 1 5 and 1 2 - 2 0 . 117 North Park Avsads Phons 717 » . �1 T H U 8 S K A Y . O C T . SO, 1947 THB SANFOII!) HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Harding Duilding Defense For South Carolina Gamecocks By ARTHUR IIKCKWITH, JR. Herald Sporta Editor The Seminole Ilijch School Cill­ ery Fedi will Invade Franria Field In Si. AuftOatlwe tom. omyrrpy night. b e Kettrrlinua High School Yellow jackets In one of the feature attraction* of tha Eaat Florida Conference for the weekend. Coach Rill Ferraxl'a ehargea ware Idle laat week and will i»e at full atrength for the annual plgakln party with the Fed*. and will be seeking their fourth vic­ tory of the current football sea­ son. Based on performances thus far thla season the Jackets will nils slight favorites to dump the Cel v•rynten, r y i n c n , who w u v have n a v e ubeen r e n playing inspired ball since Holly Pjcrry, fleet Fed back, was Injured on.the third play of the tiff with Kustis In the second game of the season In the I-akc County city. Sanford was )>eaten by Pel.and High, and th e Bulldog*.' invaded Francis Field to play the Jackets to a 7 to 7 tie. 8anf6nl defeated the New Smyrna Barracudas by a £6 to 6 margin. Ketterlinus tripped the Barracudas in a 44 to 0 contest. The Ketterlinus charges could get bsck into the running for the 1947 championship of the Fast Florida Conference with a victory •Ter the Seminole High aggrega­ tion. but Coach Kettles’ c h a rg e ' ary primed for the battle ahd a re In good physical condition for the contest. „ -< The Jackets will be a heavier and more experienced team than tha Celery Fedr. The Ketterlinus line will average 17K pounds and their back/ield will scale 161 pounds. . Lippy Is In Dark Over Job With Bums .7^i_ NK \\ YORK,. Oct. MO—lAO—Leo when It bump* Up againit the IXurochrr d m m t have the fog- {Jameeoek* of South Carolina in yjrat Wea whether h* will man- |hp Orange Bow). nye the Brooklyn Dodger* next A wln fur ,hc Hurrieane« here year, and he douhta whether wou],| put them )>ark jn the Branch Rickey, the. man who muat Southern football apotliyht and inaka the declaim!, la any better alamp them aa a dangrrou* threat Informed. for any one of the big three— "Let me put It thla way," I.eo Vanderbilt. Florida and Alabama aaid with every evidence of can- —which mgke the tall end of the dor. "I think I know w l*t Mr. Mlrtnl jwhedulr. Rlrky, down In Ilia heart, would Coach Jack' llardimr thla week likar to do. Hut* I also realize he peeking 3o build a Hefenae for haa a problem on Ida hnnda. We the offenaive-minded Oamecoeka. all have problem*, ini-ludinic my- He ha* liven xtrraalnr defe.niw aelf." • V throughout the week aa he I*From thla It nmy tie judged llevea the team from Columbia, that the little hollcr-up guy- haa S. C. .haa one of the moat powermellowed conaiderahly in exile, ful offenara Miami will run Into He iali’t demanding Ida Job haek..thia acaaon. Hr merely hope* with a terylble “South Carolina haa hack* who earneatneaa. that he can til in jp ata with deadly accuracy and the Brooklyn dugout again. have a number of dangoruu* runOf only one-thintr Ia«» U cer-jn ert who wUI bo hard to aloo", tain: He expect! to h ava'another• the Miami jrridiron bo*» aaid. “We talk with Ricky before lie re- will-be forced to concentrate oh turni to the aoaat to open up {defense this week In order to be Ids aportlny yizxlt atore. He aaid able to copo with the Gamecock*, that the Dodger ineildent. before It mean* we have to build a deferlae for. both their running and the mid-west yisteiday, made the passing attack. Wc can’t act our appointment. e “ Maybe I’ll have some good Against Gcorgu Washington news for you then," he said.hope­ last week, the Hurricane* really fully. started to roll, with White* Campliell, the new backfleld find, leading the way, they came up an offense which looked even WASHINGTON Oct. 30 (/P> — with belter than the offense which ate President 7'iuinun today issued up milra of yards through the his annual proclamation calltni: powerful Vjllahova tram . Camp­ for the observance, of Nov. 11 bell Marled as n tailback for- the at Armistice Day. first 7 time last week against ‘ Penn State Grid . Team Leads Nation In DefensePIay «---------- • NKW YORK Oct. 30 f/Pt—Penn State's granite-rlldied rushing defense was cracked wide open aa West Vlrgjpia gained almost three times as much ground as Its predecessors last Saturday, but It’a still tighter than a "new look" corset—and just about as haul to see. (•ant week's National Collegiate Athletic Bureau figures showed the_N llU ny Lion lln e y ltld ln g only an average of five Inches per try on the ground. This week, as a result of the West Virginia game which Penn S f t e won. 21-14, it’s lo o W d up a bit. Now It's 14.4 Incbea per ?ra*k. For the second straight waek the Penn Statera lead tha nation in both total defense against rushing and passing, and In rushIng defense. The enemy has averaged only <19 yards per game In combined rushing ami passing, and has dented the line for only ■10JI yards per game In five games. The Lions yielded only, 64 yards in 136 ground th n u ta. Wcst Virginia, third In rushing defense the week before, was tumbled clear oul of the first 16 by Penn Slate, which held a slatIstical edge miles wider than the 21-14 score would Indicate. Penn WASHINGTON Oct. 30 OF) — Piv* Unit Truman today congrat­ ulated the ra«:.u ;nuu«*.ry on It* 27th blrthiM>. JUSdn Miller, president of the National A»»oclatlon of llroailcaider*, niaile public a letter from Mr. Truman noting the event and nayimr: WVu u. kamr al«aaUj)-h«w et r^ trly I feel the importance of ra ­ dio communication to the welfare day In a fasr,plvoting on an al- of the nation and of the world." legcd violation of the national pastime's high school rule, A Florida S late T heatre O'Connor and the American League club were suspended, Chandler's secretary, Walter Mulbry said, after the General Managrr refused to remit a $500 fine levied In the-signing of 17-yearold George Zooti'rman. a Chicago Christian High School pitcher who won’t finish his studies at the Lutheran institution until He -Open* 12:45 P.M.- 10c January. Himself a atrlcl enforcer of Today and Friday! |>a*rl>all law during 24 vears as aide to the late Judge Keneaaw Mountain Landis, Chandler's predect'vor. O’Connor so far has sail! only that he wraa suspended from and doesn't want to talk until he issues a statement later, Mulbry aaid laat night that both O'Connor and the flub would lie reinstated immediately If the fine was paid, hut the White Sox 1ms* Indicated ho would fig h t, the Chandler edict. The ball club’s exrciitlve-office released a statement, however, terming the sus|«nslon an illegal act ami an attempt- “To coerce the club and Mr. O’C onnor' In the submission to his (Chandler's) Illegal acts." Signing of ZocUrman, a promiring southpaw who hurled In hatting practice for the While £> FREE DEMONSTRATION . 'DIP-S in RING '• PASADENA, Calif., Oct. 10— (A1)—James M. Wllander, 27, San Diego sailor, died Jn .In th« tji« ring IN YOUR HOME! ________ ji atiuuL- laii-night- after collapsing in the ffttlrth and final round of his bout with Rob­ ert W. Harris, 20, of l-o« Ang­ eles. on an amateur boxing card. Dr. W. F. Lynn aaid there was no By CIIABI.KH CHAMBERLAIN CHICAGO Ort. 30 (A*)—An Il­ outward sign of Injury. He said a heart attack may have caused linois victory over Michigan Sat­ urday in a game rated as Just about a toss-up would bring pros­ pects of a three-way lie for the big nine crown nrol n headache for conference fnroltymen who must select a Rose ’RoWl repre­ sentative. , Pending Saturdays outcomes, Illinois, Michigan and' Ptrrdnev a Qaymodnt for Boaulyl Oaymodot for Snrvlcol O aym odoi for Thrlfll Oaymodot for Evorybodyl FOR A yesr prbhlblis* Rose TbiwI appear than once in three years, regard less If It is the rhampi t„ „ ____ ____ ___ e __ _ 1002 team walloped Stanford-49-0 In tha Inaugural of the classic and (Mi the mythlrnl national championship currently held by Notre Iiame. The lllinl, however, are Just as anxious to repeat for the Rig Nine diadem. Rose Bowl, or not, as Michigan Is to jostle them sside. ' Purdue enters the picture he­ cause ll upset Illinois 14-7 laat week white ..Michigan lematmxl undefrnted by edging Minnesota 13-0. The underrated Boilermaker*, clicking under their new coach, Stu Holcomb, ex-army assistant, are in the enviable position of not having tin; Wolverines on | their schedrule. Already with •triumphs- over Ohio S ta te —and’ Illinois, after losing their opener to Wisconsin, they fart* Iowa S at­ urday, then Minnesota and !nillsns. __________________ A fter Michigan, Illinois meets Ohio Slate ami Northwestern. The Wolverines have Indiana, Wisconsin and .Ohio State on tap. So the hlg " i f Is this: If Il­ linois lieat* Mlrhlgkn and both Ithen whip the remainder of th eir; opponents, an<j If Purdue is all victorious, that would leavi; Pur­ due, Michigan and Illinois each with a record of five wins and one defeat. From thosa on the facultymen .» .* ba n 1ttr- THl't fliriT Di' f iile“ on the Big Nine-delegate h> Paa-’, [adena Noy. 23. fhe Sunday fo l-, lowing conclusion • of the scpiJn, honnV expense In .total.de/ensa, NotreTJsme dropped from first to third In or**™ J 1*** "h«» c*mP**,,<* hlne out of 2if /or 84 yards, o r more than the Irish had yielded to enemy pasat* In their three previous g a m e * 75V, . , . .. North Carolina again led the nations punting tram s with an "Iv 7***' pt r pUn.t ,n. .high school atudenL—----------------- A, originally drafted by a Major«#Lc«jni# committee* of which O’Connor was a ntcmU’r, the high m-HooI rule applied only to schools Holding rncmlmrshlp In the Nak c,N ation ot High School Associations.-> ||. „ . |„ || , OUrce» claimed the ru| r ni.vcr waa amended but Mulbr>* **ld that after Its adoption C a ll S In te llserfe M »M k« ------------ --------------- - D is t r ib u t o r Sunfjird USD KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER SYSTEM ef,. $mcc MuUtry said he “^assumed" the team couldn't plav ball If the fine were not paid by the start of next m u m ) and added,-wiihout. elabor­ ation, “but the Commissioner PRIZK MONEY would take more definite action.” In Its statement lyst night, the White Sox executive .pffire- said WASHINGTON.' 'OeL -“ChlClgtrC hr lUlfcli1Hlffi'School t r ployes $218,056 In prlte money not a member of the association. for suggestions which saved $6,- (Officials of the school verified 096,694 during tha year ended this and reportcd-lt U accredUesl last June 30, by the state as s private school.) FURNITURE CO PICK-THE-WINNER CONTEST First Prize ... Second Prize TOP-QUALITY GENERAL TIRES Amaricn'i lorg strataRing brand of Ana fvll-foihionad hoatory Rape to tha forafronl again I Magazine Rack Aw«rd»d By TED DAVIS FURNITURE GO. Third Thru Fifth P rizes..........For Each Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To ! Bits Theater INSTRUCTIONS Ballot* must be In The Herald office before noon on Friday or postmarked by that time. All games mast be marked. * — Just look a t thasa 'paw low prteaaonour Chenille Ru^ . * G aym odes TIRE Your worn risky tlxaa art worth moro In tarado for Top-Ouality Oanorala. D on't lot th e m go until you pat our propooltton. Come In today. Wa’U go tha lim it to give y e « fl Trade-In daal you oon*t n tu e e . . BALLOT .„. .... SANFORD FLORIDA -VS- 8T. AUGUSTINE -YB- FL 'H M A ^I___ ___ _____ ... 8TET80N MIAMI .VB- ROLLINS — -VS- SOUTH CAROLINA - ~ MICHIGAN .YS*. ILLINOIS — OHIO BTATB — NORTH CAROLINA .... ALABAMA- -VS. INDIANA —L -VS- TENNESSEE .VS- KENTUCKY — Dt'KE .VS* GA. T E C I L ------ ... L8U AUBURN _ DARTMOUTH — MISS. STATE •« ’ if Otmomlratid 7D0AV/ 5m Gometee come m a rv e l ! The new Thor Gladlron is really new and even more amaiing than .its famous predecessor. Per* forms ironing miracles you’ve never avaa dreamed of irons shirts, sheets, dressea nuxomagically at die tuuch ofVsihgie knee lever. . . elands and irons while you tit dow n. . . t h e n folds to closet size. See the postwar Gladiron in action . . . today! You'll agree it’s the happiest ironing news ever. •' ' - ’ a _ » -r _ • , f.V : - -V ; . , .VS- MISSISSIPPI " .YS* VANDBRBILT ------ -Vs- TALE ----- '♦ •- -VS* T U L A N B ------ SMITH, Manacer NED SMITH. Manager 808 Eaat P in t Street Phone i l l •Get Your Ballot In Early “R lght'W ltere We've Been For 25 Y ears' �■ v s : ' ‘ ' : *'*• ‘ *. il)AY, OCT. 30. 1947 ~ --------- = - ------ u " SAN FORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA ■* . | »■■■ I t. PAGE SEVEN 11 ■ ■* ■ o n . deal Isements FOR RENT I ARTICLES FOR SALE I % & JiSS£SiSg: 'iff. (or service furnished. Call KdSW. U. ft A. OepL Slurs. WORK WANTED .ICENSED prarticul 'nuts.', mid. , a l - „ruadafay*-Phuu* 1 die flgl'd, klMnl liXrtdU'H. L'va { Milir,' Lonxwi,od. a . maid. Stay on pi emleeJ. Opal Brooks, 131ti Wecst TWO NICE rooms. Phone 2C8-J. 13th St. 708 Pair Are. Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nails,i ...... —-----------------------Purina Feeds, Groceries and LAWNS MOWLD. Low prices RECORD PLAYERS and radios Mfata. Touchton A Watson, 1201 j Jerry Lord P h o n e 7>*H W t or rent. By day or week, Tha Untie Box, UO W. 1st St. ■ Ctlefy' 1,>t0n* .UJ>y------------------ CARPENTER needs work. 612 Phone 953.. ALUMINUM casement windows. Myrtle. Steel easement and Aluminum I CMMFORTAHLY furnished room, Targe clothes closet, semi prldouble hung window*. Miracle 12 S P E C IA L V M V JC E S Concrcta Co. So9 Llm Av«. 'vale bhth, tub and shower, eon. Phone 1336. ---------------------- ------------- ——“ tinuous hot water. Uieakfast if desired. Mfl Valencia Dr. RENT A CAR San Lanta Subdivision. HOT PLATE LUNCH YOU DR1VR IT c T• WXtV iin m MI .Visit II.| , | . . . Served from 11:80 to 2 at Homer's. PHONP. 200 STUDIO apartm ent;'suitable.for _ _ _____________________ _ 4 SWICKLAND-MORRISON 1 or 2. Call I63-J. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales1 U-DHIVE-IT. INC. and Heroes. The Muslt Bus, SEE UR FOR 2 WANTED TO RENT 118 W. l i t 8 l Phone 968. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING . AND TYPING 2 BEDROOM furnished or unfurr LOWER 8 CREDIT l.l'KEAU OF g lin t'd house. Phone 1000, 8:80 fae all occasions HANFORD to 6:00. McNBILL A YOST FLORISTS 119 N. Park Phatie 160 Sipes Ave, just off Celtry • GMHiPn C* P n 'u ^ » ,1lt ’i- “P H. H. I 01 E CO. INC. 3 REAL ESTATE FOR SA L E 1 offu* P*»- 403 rasldsnc# ph. 610 B WASHINGTON, .Met. 29 iA*>— Senators turnrd today to t balder two of an Arslrhin «>U story deai. InJc with Amrrite> Nav>, Pre*iSaudi-Arabia and certain United States |>etro!eum rum pa rites. Pick­ ing il|»_ a ’ tab- partly told last MaichTTbe "Sr hate War InvestL' gating Cnmniittee n-opem-d Its inquiry • into contentions l»y an 6|1 Industry executive that dur­ ing the War the Navy was charg­ 'd an “ex*r»»ivr" prire fur Alabian nil. ^ Seminole County Court Jteconls \ \ W ill t . . » |W. t ' lift gi' tth IN ■JftMif. *u Tin* roUNTl HK MIS’OI K 4‘n t’NTV T«‘ O n ly i»i • : ! » » I I ,* J*. 19 A Hi fit tail «J • VflUi. ft i tlb \V e l i i t ItRtflF * ft iv if"."ir ii i « M f r t l i l I l: f o l t i i r l e 24. • F . *4u* l-ur .l l* 'I'll *■ - H7Fl<- •e rT 11*4 iilm IliitiMi it ito t All* n . | Hi: u HtIti# fold .V Urn* J. P C h e v r o le t tr u c k s w ill y ou fm d a ll th e se ADVANCE-DESIGN FEATURES! ■I • IVhM *» \ Hit Itlt 11#f l»r♦1 fV M.4 HI. tt • Hit* |*a 4 I.. || »|ut I t|<< T*» l*«IW ie| I {Ijlllff *111 1,1s llr« *»!•» . laid it ». |.| »• I •• in H *' Int o*. II rlu< II Legal Notice M \ 11 Itt|t IIMWtlU All.* UIOUCM8IATS. hlltL CAH U U SIPUCIIO-I |h# ur.iM • r»VI1 mwwiHt>s»f:rio in t w t r i t i o w i »r. '*4*4 y M Ifti ricu.MouNTED I f t l .» t . » h i o n « l f.s'Ai t +i i*J i«l'-" ,»:U l»i«ll IfftRf AMO tOAQ bPALX >n(a/* «v j i %r %11 Hull Ms if.i % Mr A e114%' MdN T‘* Hi Mir SrVt . IMttk: \ • etii t V r k • Via* lair Wt.tr 1V Iffh u r Jr. ftt*Y r.i » I * i. i H -M |. |l#r W. l .*• I’ JreiiA TI! Kbut ir. * --- ' — •n : ttte T tir n r r jiT r n r u r ; . !*»♦(« •* If cldt y&e K \ | l f N.\. H»» * 8»»4 I'i/ft I 'At i 'ctl HFftt 1 t a*1* to a i.t. w li*oi n m \ x »*»*•*•T i r : hdith IV»r»M . . Noti.*# U tiet>f>; t l i t i i i i m i i A tr»*Vt> lux. -|r» Cirtt I V l'f iE flirt! 1st* fir ftI s i .ltT> • lint. 21sIU Iff I **l - I <■ I. Re fle t*. .. 4 I lit. Cft'i. ••-' - - U* t t n% ' 1 * •tlftlr of Al>Um f\ r Jf.ft At CrelMit, if. 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(ft gsiv* ATTENTION Ml*i HERB ’ Registered Ilruker and HALES AND SERVICE »*• %.•.#< » ft 9ia a*i ft*« ihftfttM t Ii kiii.ei | . «| lO ($U lH JitMlM — • lnm%| f-s a* - W f t l fkft —DIAI'l.W SERVICE— . Insurance Agent lierl’a Sewing Mach. Shop i v . • • • a si wr«tricr) 11 ■t • > t . • M«*4»t biAiiliu gtraltf U aa e t , . i j Kaby Valet furnishe- Ix.aplul 1*9 Ait 1 HUI K m ftftj • bftO UtUiUU»Mi9w(a>nl SFACtli Florida Rtatn Hank Rldg. • ’» IIS 8. Fhrnch Ph. 1100 LlftUlULI Id •* U'tCfJ Dealt clean, sleiilr diapers odd deadur* FT ENTIONs — OWNERS OP ---- 3----- -------------------------- ------Jn trrd container. i’> inomk-al ami Hfc.\L KSTATB! WE NEED TUXEDO FEED S-com plete line safe. Fully iiicdii’tiilv approved LISTINGS OF ALL KINDS OF - Hunt's Tu»vd« Fce.r Store Hate tliey me- the modern tro<ln—llie First with ADVANCE Call Daytona 2167-W c lUrt fir BEAL ESTATE — HOMES, NEW SPINET PIANOS—Weaver. details. 9d dispels. u week. DESIGN I Tiufk uiefi ugree tbey'io mile* beyond all other* —APARTMENT HOUSES, c o m ­ ’’FIRST IN HANFORD” Liberal trade in ft terms. The for Outright value! 6o lure to tec the cub that “b rv alh ei'— m e r c ia l BUILDINGS, LOTS, Music Box, 119 W. F irs t' St. WILL grind corn fer feed, grits GROVES. MOTOR COURT8, that "inholei" lieih air and "e»hule»" uted oir.* And try Pohne 968. •V meal every Hatuiday morn­ MOTOR COURT I.OCAT10N8. counting all Hie remarkable new fcatuiet -and innovptiont ing. J. W. 'Hell, Lake Montoe. IF YOU HAVE ANY PROPER­ FIRS. BEST home made candy In TY T O ^EL L , WHY NOT LET in Iheie ntw rtl oi nil truckv. See them a t our thowtooml cans for Over Seas shipment FOR RENT—Moor sender. Easy ME KNOW ABOUT ITTT AS and packages fur home use. h-n* . 1.. j ■■ . . i. i. ii.i.^ . operation. Reasonable rates, HunaOON 1 HEAR FROM Y d u n e . County 3104.— --------ford Paint ft Glass Co. Phone - ^W IL L ARRANGE TO t o } -: ’ 1 303..' i;u» c- nc f:«. w ith th e Cab Advance*• rw * i | - i - ‘ i •Y O U R PROPERTY O V E R , General Electric automatic blan­ ■Ob m r \ ket* for sleeping comfort. tHr fil l) o f |* HittM-f-l # « at aft C H E V R O L E T T R U C K S tliu t " t r e a t h a s '' W ITHOUT COST TO YOU. 1 D esign DOIN1K • PLYMOUTH II. II. POI’B CO. INC. *‘n *ir Hit jiMh *!«v *-f % » WILL THEN TELL YOU PARTS AND 8IKVICK f Og MA N i P O H l A J I O N UNIIM IUU f ** lift, * »i i * ftftf - t WHAT PRICE YOUR PRO109 P slaelto Ave. Phone 1011 >0»»r ^Itil ffttl »|. * e'lf FOR HALIT •PEIITY WILL RUING AND OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 CENTS >f»t$r itftfrni#* If Aio «a 4 f,. t . »a • IIOW SOON I RELIEVE I t | PER POUND. BUNDLED IN 1'ir.no Tunhig ami Repairing 1MU »al«1 fill. .1- re-1ii*t a-1 ). . t**-* fail Mill. Res. Oil-W. IdM , «f», il | »e. i *ft |»f •• CAN BP. HOLD. A. CULVER I • - H||| ' By A ilvei lixiit| BUNDLES. I'f • tllftfri! .4 * * 4 1 1 1 *1 1 j | |u. N ,» . G O L D E N — REGISTERED 10. 16. 20 and 26 CENT HIGNH Till* Hfdlr’f h MI 1H | i lWfhl-1 itfte'* HEAL E S T A T E BROKER, rrtliiPfllfitV ! s \ . \ » h r*k f«»r f».i«r f|» HERALD OFFICE Show cards snd post< stars MAIN OFFICE ON 17-91 HIGH­ a, th tt H tM u iin vi r; it Ai ti O—ItHK'H HH.’N HRRVICK -.0 WAY NORTH OK UNDER­ #.» ^ • ticr. 1 s-i|. nLltUm FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS VS r ‘ ™ ^ O. D. loindress. I’hone 1021 PASS. TELEPHONE WINTER |>uMkhf4 i;. i t ; . . A t. every night at Homer's. I'linne I-.11 I m ite r S tu m tl X P iilm elto ^P A R K 188. ____________ Cohen’s Rudiulot Hlntp for ror„- »f9tVITNPUfi |,ail) J(„, i n , , | 3H hp. Champion outlmard mo plrU rndinlm * < rvlct’. 100 Ku.i CVitt, at - 3i-.oTV.Mi—aeu.-n*,.*- -*.va«,i. NEW HOUSE, 2 tw-drooma, partly I- Int tils It.la ||,, III, lt»F Of lift • turrlUthedr Sm»M drfwn partttflirr’ ESi . i r r trSm»M • >-< a ii . t a il “T Balance like rent For appointSANFORD ii. mil v Salon, MOy h, I* llrrndnfl. flrlll of ,4 .1 riioac Chapman Ave. ment railII 0173. Ry Ray (*otlu Paik. Phono 1361. M. McMnh- r’nii 11. OZARK IKK GAS hot .water lu ste r, 2 years un Spiral permanent, lasting 11} u I. . Iltioi, l>.|.tii} Oterli A very nice 2 bedroom *bungalow old, excellent condition, $60.00.' IH m II 0 mo. ft ioofirr. Cold waves, type home on 20(h Street, Phone ll-Pl-J or 1080-J. . Croquinuli- ft Marliimdeas. All frame construction. Hat largo IN' rill: i - u f N r v J( HIV unyes guntnnti.il. $0 up. H 'l-I'T MKMINOl.F. I 'U t'X T living room, dining room, kltch- BEAUTIFY vour home with l.lg .usU uni ludgL'__ Coutact „L —U- ROOFINtJ-nrol pulntlng.' F rie esi-n, sun jisrli.r; unk flupra, per•"i I" I r i ll: 111- I | I ICr niaiimi awninga—200 ft. fron-' Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla. fur 11matci Mnntli Bruthenr, Con- **-i • **lt . ’din Um m fctun* n *»• |,4 W age. A strictly modern home nny sire or any quantity. l*|BKCr lOMN’miJl UCKWll. Hit . ttgetor. Pl.onnJIH8. |l» . • A»/rf. ^ n d priced right. •T'f T i»r 4*«* iv<j »» Very desirable 2 bedroom fur- CABBAGE plents, Marion Mar ADD many years of life to yuur kct. L..H, Menu. 1-wKt- Monrgfc. —-w*-r»l- n L f -*tr-i- b rsn tlfr thrr ’*“»>it f i- si. m i n i \jtu i *•! • w i s h e d l u i m - j . 2 L .c a p g a r a g u ^ o n home. We nprsy it the color I*'*1 . Urge lot; Immediale possession. COVERED wagon house trailer, vm, want. Block and. ftb -r co n -j, Property Tn'gdod condition and sleeps 4, g at stove, refrigera­ Crete stiurturc sprayed in pas cheap. . • • i i , ,.f <ii> - • • a i r ,.r I * - j j a i ' k tor. w hite sink, Venetian blinds. tel colors. Horns etc. spiaynl T*-- r l ( n , f t . , | i i i P, kr.o iv ii.ii* I AW" 8H acres In Goldsboro, • suitable A-Urondition. Hell or trade for ' I - 1 I Mill*. I l l Ml ,l. with I k 'SI oil paints, la-t us give for colored sub-division. Price car or beach wagon. Ed Law' I 1.1,1 r f il e d " . I |ift |l lf ii s f* you n free estimate. Reel’s . fl,60O.OO. ton. Country club road, BanMini J ,t fi O41 liUrllMit puitaide spray unit, 306 W. 2nd t^tril.MlVifl A good dairy and chicken farm; ■ , s (sit. 1» *i ford. w Ht. Pbune 1004-J. - s*nle '•* iiic Himof»i.tr n *........... ■■■■■■■■ nice 3 bedroom modem home, 1>'af- i ' ii iiiiv Turin - ol lTro.lri. tenant house, 67 .eCres, paved 8EA-BE6 outboard 6 If. P. mo­ Allicii Hickson Repair Hltop *' i t * . I'N i i M m for- s i i n i t i ■( i f •-i'ii two aides, good well, prestor $129.60. Gene’s Texaco Ser­ frtli Hit ef-l ft I.mil cl Avenue : I l-^t !tT ■ lef* • s u r e water System, and out vice. 1120 Hanford Ave. Phone -Ulouksuulhinir .ft-grnrray t rp aff r fifl T r *tn*| •(!$< Iigise* *• ----,0fth -ling . - a t ■Plata. "I--------- . n ' ll.r will of I.. .J fat k • . Telephone 1368 Reasonable reeh pay­ ••ift. f t Hn$ ’*f >1 TRAILER KIT never been used, ment, balance like rent. Man* t.»> Mule Idt'Kitii ANNOUNCEMENT Ry Walt D isney MICK ICY MOISK $12.00. John Gill'.n, 606 Valen­ f**ft'i)iriir • FRED W. BENDER . MARHII ALLS' cia Dr. w *— Room 2 Fla. fllgle Hank' Bldg. Custum made Venetian Blinds, TUBPE, T n C f E ? Phone 1080 Awnings — Ten day delivery — SMALL HOUSE Irpliar. Bee H. Woikmanahip guaranteed. Phone Crusson at Trailer Park. 1876. r r * B AKTICUlft FOR SALE 0 ARTICLES W ANTED RAYMOND STU D IO FURNITURE Pelht—High Gloss Expert photographer available at after entering Enamel for homo use, any color all limes for weddings, anniver­ .. ip . ■ • desired. Free delivery In City. saries, birthday parties, social furnitura. Ted Davia Furniture Very good paint at reasonable gatherings. Pnoaii 109ft. Cp, f l l E. lit. rh . 868. _prices.-Reel’s F aint Shop, Phone Ars you Ui.iiI.1mJ by diilttw of fsAUTO ItKPAIRING? I|slI’s G s r 10W-J, 806 W. 2nd 8t. j _ mal* rut.*"il.iiijl munthly disturb I'LL BUY your car reganllrex of age, Hanford and Cslcry Ave­ Mine*? «»f Dues ibis msks m*k* yc you suRsr age or condition. Roy Reel, 904 CHRISTMAS tree lights.” The (runi |>4ln. pirn, lo lt •> m nvr, nvriouj, lltw. nues. w».x«t ,u<ii iim ,o Then no lr» W. 3nd HL Musie Box, 118 let St. t.»it:s K PUiihatu'* VaetUhls ComPhone <063. to (tilers such •iiiititomt WANTED AT ONCE. 16 used 13 NOTICES—PERSONAL fSWeOS to litlo women troubled pianos. Tha Music Box, 118 W. OCTOBER 26th will have all kind wsyl AUo e itoh.achlV luoicl 1st qt. Pho’nt 063. ___ __ of vegetable plants for Setting ULPINKHAM'SaS'JJi, email or large acreage. J . W. BABY'S play p e n ? Ph. 230-J. a t t e n t io n l a d ie h j • Bell, Lake Monroe, Fla. Phona Make a one stop service for all I your laundry am) dr#y cleaning • i i __________________________ 7 Pots, Llvoslock. Supplies needs by using yuur favorite GLOBE greatest cut-rate whole­ Self Hei vice Laundry. Ry Eran Strike! sale distributors, offers novel­ THE (sONK RANGER ties, sundries, toys, gifts to TURKEY!, all sites, one mile be- THE IIRLI'Y HELFY LAUNDRY 406 W. 16 Ht.________ Sanford yond Wilson corner on Mt. Dor* shrewd buyers.. Globe Trading UNLefO 7HF/ 6H007 F/6L ^ road or phone 9104. Co. 109 W. Flagler 8L, Miami, Royal M sitsr tires are !>ack again. ATa I V / Fla. P12NTY PEOPtE A t LAvJlON H G O S el T j t f l L NOT _____ IL D. PG py CO. I N C , 1DNID. I H A l€ A F C i9 P lA ^/ A lt WANT ID SHOOT ,it)U ON 9 HF.I.P WANTED AUTO PAINTING 8UPPLIE8, > Dulux and Duco<.£praytaf En­ 14 LOST * FOUND amels and Lanuera. Masking G1RL8 WANTED. Laney’a Drug tape. Sending _ Disc and P»per. Stora. _ Senkarlk snkarik Glass ft Palat Co. Ladies' black purse roti Help Wanted—Young Man aa of­ LOST? 113-1U W. 3*4 Ht. taining money, other valuables, fice A credit man. Firestone in or near Hanford Hospital HOUSE trailer cheap, good rub8 to res. *' . ; Raturday night. Kinder pltasr . her. Phone 808. phone 237-W. MAN to manage all white insur­ CELERY" PLANTS?W . 1st Ht. at ance debit in Sanford. This is LOST: Ronto hook eonlaining Canal. W. C. Musev .* good proposition for man who names ami addresses. Orlando la willing to work. Phone DeMorning Sentinel. Finder notify FOR SALE or TRADE—Florence Land 217-W. Ralph Ray. 200 Maple Ave. table top oil stove. 1 E\vood Phone 1166-J, Reward.ft 1 Auto Focus Eastman en­ WE have * life insurance debit largers. 1 speed graphii 3U • In Banford that is * real op­ Two 10 in. dual wheel* s 4U with flash holders ft case. portunity for’ * man who la LOST: with rubber (Ires from lawn A Sm all car MotoretU. 16 ft. Inwilling to work. State personal mower. If you find on* or both m bo«id mahogany motor boat A fabta and busintss experience. call 788-W, Jerry Lord. trailer. 2 burner Florence cir­ Writ# c/o P. O. Box 864, Orlan­ culating heater, used ones and do, Fla, 1 HOG. black with white front •othar articles. '*406 Sanford legs, ta f t at Grapeville Ave. ft MEN—Need 2 at once. Your own Country Ave. Phone 1014-R. Club road. $6 reward. permanent business handling _Phon« 728-W .___________ __ WOOD HEATER good condition. famous 'Watkins necessities. Call 624-J.______________ ■ Greatest sales in history. ApAUTOS FOR SALE 966 Volusia Ave. or writ* 16 SWEET WEET Hamlin oranges t l2.00 ,p!y P. O. Box 1163 Daytona Beach, bush. R. W. I^rd, Phona Tl88Florida. W. 1942 FORD two-door sedan- Good ii n H O LLER J& W V How To Relieve Bronchitis tion. 9 'I1 0 N. pfan th BA WORK W ANTED BOAT, I t fL Plywood ulUlty fam­ fLOOR HANDING ft finishing, ily RUNABOUT, completely cleaning A waxing. (Our power equipped. Lefter and upright unit enables us to wt work ahere PIANO. Sofa, very comfort­ there Is no electric connectlai able, with attractive slip cvvere. available. 21 yeais experience. . Phone 462-W. O. U . Gleason, Lake Mary. Fla. . 3, .v lion. 1939 Ford station wag­ on. mechanically good, body bad. 1931 Chevrolet two-door, rood knockabout- 1931 Model A Ford four-door sedan, good condition. Boy Baal, '806 West fccondJR m rt. |l M O TO R SALES f— �I V m \ THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT to other training they Volunteers Needed • inwilladdition be given InatrOctlbn id the By 82nd Airborne u*e« of *now*hoea and akin, the Atom Bomb C apt Millard F. Mathews, re. ' ‘ " Th, lr, fruiting officer of the 0>|nndo * 'cnc- .T he Iro U.S. Army and U.8. Air Forte ,he use .of the Recruiting Sub-Station. nnnounr*'i*rca*"c r clothin - ad today that volunteer* are , *oun* nu n needed for enlistment in the fam- ln* this famoi out 82nd Airliorne Division, part tion. which pi of which will carry out “Opera- $60.00 per mor tion 8nowdrop" tide Winter at may w-rurr fi Pine Camp, New York. from the local ----- Cept.-MatliewI MAIed that thl* ilf.S. Air Force it an excellent opportunity for I (tentative*. in young men, due to the fart that jBherlff'd Office, Where Customers Send Their Friends' Ilnw, lang-haa he known hitler' acquainted w ith A n n Page Foods . . . to prove to y o u rv lf that this famous fa m ily o f good th ftig i to ra t delivers A-1 q u a lity at w o rth w h ile savings m /m v SALAD DRESSING v|l*L . Pt. fQt. Ifie 31c • 55c Ann Page TENDER BEANS Jloston-Stylo-or•— Tomato Siiucc 2-lb Cans 23c Wesson „ii\Vhere-Guslomers HOMKXUN1 KULLfcU Send Their Friends' *01 Hast F ir s t S tr e e t Sanford. - F lo rid a A tfe n M IA T D E P T . treasonable ^ar t and certainly would have nothing tn do with It.* A* Russell finished this testl. mony, Chairman Thomas (It-N Jl amiounrrd that th» "fir I plm . . < the- rnmitlincr'a investigation of Coinmunlam in the motion pic­ ture Industry" la ended and nd journed the hearing. irtunity tugrt THURSDAY, OCT. 30, 1! 'WASHINGTON'" Oct. 30 fflh— Two more Hollywood terpen writ­ er* were cited for contrnipt hy a Home Un-American Activities SulK-oininittec today, bringing lo 10 the number thus accused. Ring I.nrdner. Jr., and .Leafer Cole were riled.w hen they refused tn give "yes nr no" answer* to que»tions whether they are or have la-en Communist*. Aa Irr the eight previous rase*, •he committee presented teatlnmny. from it* investigator, of finding Evidence that the men riled have been Affiliated with the Communist Party. I.ikr the others cited, the witnesses took the stand that the committee ha* no right to n*k (locations about Lardner.- a script writer who adopted "Forever Amber" to the w rrrn. was the-first witness rail­ ed as the committee wont Into the ninth dny of ila piddle hear­ ings in its Investigation of Com­ munism In Hollywuod, The 32-yrar-ohl, thin l.ardner wnrr-n. dark- lMi»inc*!r-Tmtt7'a~ blue shirt and a blue tie. He spoke with a nervous voire, prompting Chkirman Thomas (It-N Jl tn rrmatk "You haven't learned your line* very well." . The resumption of the hearings was delayed hy a rlmwd-dntir ses­ sion of the committee to consider H A M S-Sw ifl'a Peanut Augar C u r e d t o 12 nT^Verege) WHOLE or BUTT END SHANK END T 0 U R “ CENTER SLICES KNOW net-believe—inch an answer was .... "proper." Thomas dismissed him from the stand. precept Cole wax followed by Derthold Hrecht. a 49-ycar-old poet and * writer, who said he was born Inir™ ” ** Germany and entered this coun-I ..w . try on a quota visa In 1041. 'longer Speaking with a heavy German 1minds n accent, Hrerht quietly answered |h|* c< what the committee has begun \ praveat calling ila "«fl4 question". Pemocr "I was not a member, and am ,u rv|ve not now a memtH-r, of any Com- , |nK |(." MEATS AA GRADF. in extra- Fancy, known aa Choice A GRADE l» Fancy, known 'as Good FOR THE BEST ICE CREAM T IP -T O P ICE CREAM W i make our own Ice Cream, All flavor* Testy — Delirious — Healthful TIP—TOP ICE CREAM 414 Knnfnrd Avenue lb 4Di Shankless Legs lb .55c Steaks Square Cut Half or Whole Chuck Roast lb 39< Shoulder lb 42c Shoulder Roast lb 45< U. 8. Good, Grade A, Stall Lamb Chops lb 59c Heavy. Fed Steer H ref- Sirloin or Club lb 79 Shoulder Chops lb 52c Steaks Boneless Rolled Drlsket Western Calf Liver Pot Roast lb 69c lb 59i In Our Self Servlca C aseAged Y e llo w __ Western Smoked Picnics lb 52c Cheddar Cheese lb 59c Western End Cut There fa not but Pork-Chops ' lb 59c one grade lower than C whlrfi la Grnrgia Shipped, Dressed A Drawn rannera and Roasters lb 55c cutters • Georgia .Shipped, Drained A Drnwn For Cooking Daisy Cheese Baby Gouda ca..49c Little Pig llreikfast lb 65c Link Sausage Fryers lb 49c fl-o t. Red-Rind lb 35c Phone 121V The W orld's Foment Wny To Hove The World'* Hem Itolbi, Only 30 M inute* From Mixing Howl To Tnhle. Nu. 1 Grade Cobbler POTATOES Calif-. YAMS 490 Sits LEMONS Get A Package At Your Grocers Today Snowdrift UTILITY la C Grad* Baby Href. Young Tender Western Grade A - Sirloin. Klb 4 Shoulder U. 8. Good Grade AGcnuine Spring Lamb- G uaranteed To Please or Money Hack. Hard Head Western Delicious CABBAGE APPLES Little Yellow York Imperial SQUASH APPLES Fresh Florida Ganadinn OKRA RUTABAGAS Fancy Home Grown Yellow 8kln BEANS ONIONS (Limit ft Cans) Blossom Tims CENTRAL FLORIDA FOODS, INC MILK 3 Tall Cans 29c DISTRIBUTORS PARKAY PEANUT BUTTER Chase A Sanborn Tomatoes Hair or w h o le ___ ' r t f Chi!?',,r t* C e n le r C ut* pork chop* Ann Page KETCHUP 14-oz Btl. 21 ‘ FOLDS OPEN COFFEE (3 Can Limit) Sun-Drenched Freestone PEACHES ■Stnkplg’a .r a n sr—- CR’BERRY S’CE — -G a rd e n -F re s h -^ Moonklst Sweetened Grapefrul JUICE 1* F ruits* Vegetables Yellow Squash 2 lbs 35c lb 74c 2 Del R ente-or Libby's Pineapp JUICE Glenwood Roll 3rd, and M agnolia Fresh Phone 1287 BUTTER Brookfield Large Grade A Processed ,U. S. No. 1 P o ta to e s......... Plllthury Pam-ake Ga. Yams Baking Size . 7 7 7 7 7 Armour’a (*•»-» suit, tt ttOstt Shrimp Western Baby ll»ef Slenkn'-- T-Bone Western llabj), Beef Sirloin Steaks Boned A Rolled Itih.Hon.st Baby Beef Boneless Pot Roast Canadian Fresh Ground Hamburger Tendergreen Beans Armour’s Fancy Yellow S q u a s h . . . . . . . H P rio rity Graded Local Home Grown Cucuimbers Grade A Legs of l.nmh TRIPE Bouquet Soap tS 5 3 m Lux Toilet B 'J 7 Soap 2 bars 19c Camay * ( Soap, 2ba Lava - FANS NIBLETS Iceberg H ard Heads L e ttu c e . . Whole Kernel Corn Vac. Packed .’ Soap 2 ha Ivory Flakes Igepl Bleach Bright Ball \ 111 ' Wax Pt. 29c Pearl 8o*p ,«ts,st- ^Flakes lge pkg 15c Apenn Window Cleaner 20-oz 21c Cut Green BEANS 2 No. 2 Cans 23c White House Condensed MILK 14-oz Can 20c Large Golden Yellow Bananas Red Tokay G ra p e s.................. OCTAGON SARDINES Nice Tender Spinach . . Calif. Firm Ripe To ma t o e s . . . 2 Bars 25c No. I Tall Natural 8auea Square Cut Lomh Shoulder* - CASHMERE CLEANSER PETER PAN • Peanut Butter 2Cans33c 12-oz. Can* MAYONNAISE Junket RENNET POWD For Making Delicious 4 A| Rennet Custarda X V I Sunswect Medium PRUNES 2-lb O il , Ctn. Fresh C• oconuts.........w................ Large Fla. A vocados........... Fla. O ra n g e s...................... Foam Action Cleanser BLUE BARREL • , Laundry Soap 2 1-lb. Bars 29c Junket RENNET TABS For Making Rennet Custard* <4 *4 & Ice Cream XX’ CHIFFON Soap Flake* Old Glory Pork and DEANS No. 2 Can H e Zlgler’a Apple- 37 o*. Jar BUTTER Jar 29q Lge. Pkg. 29c Del Monte Pickled- No. S tt PEACHES . Jar 37e S tandard- No. S - (Limit 4) H ard Heads Green C ab b ag e. . . TOMATOES Ii h U i h a lac* ■Aspaiaavjam 18-ax. Jar ' 49c Can 10c JAM lb Jar- 23c VtlTMti CHEESE * 2 lb* 87c Ounpbetl'a- No. t Can . TOMATO SOUP Can 10c Dawn Olo- No. S Cana CUT BEANS 2 Cana 25c tCaere* cm «$W T# M»w Om «Sk �/ \/ In U nltj T h tre Is S trength— • • TH E W EATHER “To Protect the Pear* of -tha World; To Promote *ha Progress of A nurias; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford. § > a n fa r ii .J Partly cloudy through .Saturday. I.ifht north,to northeast winds. AN IN D EPEN D EN T DAILY NEW SPAPER j .. . V O LU M E XXXVH! T ln U b lU h e d 1908 SANFORD, FLORIDA— FR ID A T rO C T . 31, 1947 Associated Press Leased Wire Official Challenges House Candidates State Pan American CIO Group On Minimum Wage-Hour Act U. Position On Issues^ Plane Lost In Alaska Found • At Jaycee Forum All Reported To Have All In Favor Of Law Enforcement, Pub­ lic Improvements Within Limitations Nation Squares Away For Voting Test On Tuesday Four candidate* for the City &>mm ittion appeared at the JayR e Forum last night at the Mayfa ir Inn and staled their poiilion* with regard to civic matter*, anJ answered a set o f ten questions which had previously been pro­ pounded to them by a 'Jaycee W ASHINGTON. Oct. 31 t/D committee. Jack Lodge, the fifth Allhough the T a ft-lla rtle y Lsw candidate, had previously answered and high prices have figured in the questions as published in The some rares, politicians look for Herald Wednesday. f’ few 1948 “ trends" in next Tues *>The candidates were introduced day’s off-yeaf slate and municipal by Prasiden! .Brailey Odham and elections. An apparently close contest fo r their statements were- broadca:! over the radio. The forum was the ■Kentucky governorship, now held as a p a il o f the Jaycee cam held-by a Republican as the result paign to stimulate interest in civic o f a 1943 upset, hold* prime in­ affairs and In get out the vo'e terest from a national standpoint. There also w ill be a six-way in neat Tuesday’s election. Jack Morrison was head o f the commit^ Democratic race fo r , the Senate tee which strangref the a ffa ir! seat o f the late TK-odote G. BilboA In general, all the candidates in Mississippi, three special House favored some improvement in pres­ elections to fill vacancies in Ohio ent recreational facilities though Indiana, and New York, veter­ ccftain modifications were express­ ans’ -bonus referenda in Ohio and ed by some. A ll o f them agreed on New Y ork, and scores o f county the need for repaving, hut the and municipal elections. question remains as to how to ft j A fourth congressional vacaacr nance it. Fred H . W illiam *, a can- w ill he fille tf in Massachusetts Nov. didale in Group No. I, said the |8. City fhould pay for repair w ork; | The House seats at slake Tueshowever, that new paving should id a y were held by Republicans fa assessed against abutting prop- )n Ohio's 4th and Indian's 10th erty owners, but only on their re- districts, and' by a Democrat-'in ouest, a position also taken by New Y o rk’s 14th. The Massachu­ John K ridyr. another candidate setts 9th district seat was held in this group. by a Republican. No upsets in All of the candidates were’ In these districts are expected Hy Close Contest Fore­ seen In Kentucky; Bilbo Seat At, Stake favor of law rnforcament, but Mr. Chase was the most outspoken In this respect. *'I will expect the —police to-w ork-w ith the Sheriff's office and the State Road Patrol tjOweement M / « • , ” I f unity.7 I floo'Niot apof M h err patronlxe | prove of gambling devices, slot machine*, bollta. etc. The blggeat difficulty encounter #d by the law enforcement offleers I* -the public opinion and the patronage of gambling dcrice. bv number* nr nur citizens. This 46^48S “m m o s t unroH ,;: leaders of either party. Seven special House elections have- been held so f i r this year w ithout a tingle .turnover. . H»re h^lsfjp are the m ore^lm . portent contests tn Tuesday W o T - tng: Kentucky—Governor candidates are U. 8. Rep. Earle C. Clemente i * niofrat, who voted against the Tafi-llarU ey Ww. and State AtGeneral Eldon 8. Pt.mm't. Republican. C le r ^ t l U , h id lg d nttrennm rnVeL^..... r a c T ii7 ^ » p c c t y 'ftIT ten. ised TabST but " Jn$W lhrtuehee .. , . has nut for authority among the younger discussed the new labor mensgeneration”. * ure. Republicans have, atempted w All of the candidate* favored tn. make the act the “main laaue." tome Charter refojtn though Mr. Clement* contends that Dummlt Krlder limited hla'answ er to the "worship*'1 at the Shrine of Sen­ election of {he mayor who ho ator (R-O.), the announced suggested should he paid n suf­ presidential asplrint who. Clem­ ficient salary to devote his full ent ,»ay. “ wrecked price controls” . __tims . Lo Jha Job.-A ll-of th e - can­ In Congress. Dummlt retorts that didates thought something ought fr*nfl«Mit4l »•« F a c t F m i r l to be done about th# Sewage _______ Disposal Plant, but the question' • of financing I t waa not easily V A D lH c lO H C R L i s t answered. All of the candidate! were tn Of War Pensioners • (favor of Improving the xoo within Ttmilatlona provided h r available WASHINGTON Oct. 3t (A5)— fundi.. The ... samp , difficulty , , .ap (The Veterans Administration said peared with reaped to extension to<| that of 2352,614 war veter-o f the sewerage aystem end other ' nai |u ,on -128.968 Improvements a n d ' moat of the tare fi6 or 0¥er candidates agreed th at the City The ''8 6 and above" group In­ should operate on a “pay as you cludes all 8S Civic War pension­ go" basis.ers. All the 800 veterana of the Jack Ratigan, also a candidate Indian W art, and all but 017 of in Group No. 1. -advanced a sug­ the 112.848 1 8panlsh- American gestion not .Included in the ten War veterans. Jaycee questions that the City Also Included In thla elderly ’ a firm “ of" munldpail group are 145 veterans of World A ould 01 “ employ ' experts to survey tho raunTax axpena «* surrey u u « ■ « - ) * „ K and 18.745-of the 487,165 Iclpat tax structure and make Wor,d War , vetarani, u I.U f.hu rr >mroend“t,° n! “ oquitab■ Z??ld jf<j 2.212 menestablishment. of the regular prmdistribute expenses more Iv and raise the money necexxary | Annual benefits to the elderly to run the City and provide a aur- | r «.terani ^ u , f ia i. 880.000. InP'ui f r r Public ,Improvements. • f , cl vl , War. $ i 20.floo. In, « I*■*■>'■ • • r . « . Bias .r tvnnmy); 8panllhSpanUh dtmn w War. 1700,000: t l 10.084,000 A m e r i c a n War, SI 10.084,000; Prison Records Read World -Wan I, 110,301,000; 1,000; World Work War If, 1200 ,000 ; and pensioned In Civil Rights Case regulars, f l , 187,000. BRUNSWICK. Ga. O ct 81 (ff) —Prison records of 87 negro con­ victs alleged to have taken part In a disturbance In which alght were killed were read In federal court today. The record* tot tbs men. con­ fid ed of rape, murder and burglehr, showed one had escaped six times and several had broken away more than twice. M Defense Attorney Vanca Mitch­ ell said he planned to pot Warden H. G. Worthy and fear guards on the witness stand. They era ac­ cused of violating the civil rights of the negroes. Mitchell said ha also had sever­ al other witnesses and predicted the case would continue Into next week. STATE COLLEGE. Pa. Oct. J l UPl—Howard C. Petersen, former assistant Secretary of War aald last night "Until there la a 180degree change In the Kremlin foreign policy there la absolutely no chance of placing dependence In tha United Natlona to prevent war." In an address before the annual convention of the Pennsylvania Association of College* and Uni­ versities. Petersen advocated uni­ versal m ilitary training as the beat preventive of war for this nation. TOWNSEND TALK A talk on the "Common Sanaa m the Townsend 'iSai£ lfen Han fng by Dr. Alexander Scotland end r f Si. Petersburg at a m eeting of the Townsend Club at the Tourist Center. Amusements were enjoyed and refreshments were sarvad. Tha dob will again m eat on Nov. 14. PROTESTS ACTION MADISON. WIs. O et $1 (AVIris Alexahder, 20 year old Uni­ v an ity of Wisconsin co-ed, who waa evicted from her private rooming house because aha dated I Bffro itu d in t. u y i tha n lin i w aak federal and state agenelea Initiate action and do aoatothing about racial discrimination.** Peace Hihged On Red Policy, Not The U.N. Died In Crash Occurihg On Sunday; Intense Hunt Made KETC HIKAN . Alaska. Oct. J l (/Pi— Wreckage of th r Pan Amer­ ican W orld Airways clipper that crashed Sunday with 18 persons aboard was sighted today on *n Annette Island mountainside. Wesley Monscn, son o f pilot A lf Monsen o f th r crashed airliner, said he flew over the wreckage and "apparently all had been k ill­ ed instantly." He said there was no question about the w reck'd plane’s identity. T h r plane was partially burned. The crash was against 3.600foot high Tamga* Mountain, high­ est' point on the island- o ff the rugged an irregular southeastern Alaska coast. It is six miles east o f the Annette Island airfield. The crash was on the north side of the mountain. It w a i over the A n n itle ' field that pilot Monsen. a veteran of northern flying, made his last report by radio Sunday. He said then that , extreme tuibulencr turned him hark from a scheduled landing on the field. W A 5 H IN G I0 N . Ocl. 31 (.7*1- -A CIO o ffic ia l., estim aliig that Conste«*men are paH $7 to $12 an hout. asked memhcii o f a House labor subcommittee today how they would like to try living on 40 cents an h o u r . ------------ -—— ---------r—------------------- ;-------— r?---------------Russ Nixon, 'V.s*h‘n jlr n representative of the CIO electrical w ork­ ers, made the .om parson in a statement urging that the hourly mini­ mum o ' the wage-hour act be raised from. 40 to 75 fents. “Not counting their official*expenses. Congressmen now get which you find does not go 'too' 815.000 • year," Nixon aald, "on far at present price*—and th* th* bast* of a 40-nour week, 40 cents an hour minimum of the 52 weeks a year, that would be present law." 87.21 an hour. Nixon said it is “ impossible-"But Congress is not In ses­ for a single worker to get along sion all year. Seven months Is on less than 82.600 a year. a long term fox Congress. Work­ '■That is roughly 81.20 an hour." ing 40 hour* a week for seven be said "At 40 cent* an hour, monthsi each Congressman Rets n worker who was lucky enough 812.10 an hour from hla employ­ to work 40 hours n week all year ers, tha American taxpayers. would get only $832."1 Son\c Congressmen, I know, work (flxnii also asked that the law mom than '40 hour* a sveek when he broadened to cover 30,000,000 Congress la in session. Some work worker* lie said are not presentlv less. protccled by its provisions, such "The exact figure i* unimpor­ a t farm, help and domestic*. tant. I only want you to get the "All need the protection of the idea of the difference between act Just a* much as those who are 87 an hour, or 812 an hour— M e a l i H * , . , mm r a s e s i « i . ■m. in ? * . S. Is Accused Of Rail Unions Ask Quick Answer On W a g e . Increase Surprise Witness Yugoslav Denounces Failure To Surren­ der -War Criminals As Crying Outrage LAKE SUCCESS Oct. 31 (/P>--Th* I’nlled States auggrsted tod.-i) that if the pro­ posed partition nf Palestine is appro* rd by the United , Nation* A»*rmht*. the two new \r.ib and Jewish coun­ tries should bernmr Indepen­ dent nations Juls .1, ; 1918 American Delegate lletachet V. John-.nn propntrd that (he (wo countries become "absoIntelv sosereign and lesponatble for public order In their rrsprctM r nation." on the suggested dale of indepen' denre. Rule Changes May Be Postponed Until Af­ ter Wages Raised CHICAGO. oT t~ T T t.P i Spokes, men for five Railroad hrotheihoods who have been negotiating rules c ha n g e s w ith the nation's railloads-sinrr Oct. 7. Indav demand­ ed that th r railroads ’ set aside those negotiations lempoiarily and give immediate conskletation t.i demands for a 30 peuent wage in c’rcase. M W YORK. Ocl. 3f ('T l. Tbe Soviet bloc demamletl lodsv that live t'n itrd Nation* Assembly re­ The brotherhoods, representing serve v cleciuon ol it* 57-membe, some 350,000 engme'eis. ls»-• i legal committee ami approve a reconductors, trainmen, switchmen I iecterl Ynyo*lav tHei?yaI..*vhicJs-ia~ •nd—MidoKn. lm c d . tit'll., wag: lelTeci am u es the I'nited Stale* demands, including a $1 a dsv land Biitaln <>f *liielilmg war crim­ i minimum inciease. on the rail inal*. j loads Sept. 30. The demands in­ Admits Using. Large Murdered Matt Is Said cluded a pros isinn that any in­ ATTORNIY for several Hollywood llij- L’niled Stale* promptly re­ nl the House Un- plied that the Yii|o«l*v propoi*! Sum Taken By Wife To Have Had Short creases granted he made ret­ personalities American Activities Committee wa* aimed at haring the western probing alleged Communism in Temper & Memory roactive to Nov. I. I^47 From Express Co. power* I'jrn o*rr "political cli*-. Hollywood, Robert F. Kcmjy is A sta te m e n t issued by the five shown a* be was sworn In as n w it­ *i((ent«" rather than war criminal* III other hoods today said NEW YORK. Oct. 11 </P>— HAVANA Oet. .11 t,D — Two search parties were en "Hundred* of thousand* '-o f ness at the hearing in Washington ann” '*.*«! that approval of the The audienrla court heard route to the srene. W illiam Jacob. 47-year-old Detroit lealimonv hy Charles Jackann workers in other Industrie* have K enny, n s k c l w h e th e r be advised " le v 'll' would be * gin** irijti*A CAA Inspection party flew bartender, was arretted here last and l»n Cuban police'offici­ bad tbelr ungr* increased on.',' "unfriendly" witnesses to refin e to tn f." a seaplane to a small lake at the night on a fugitive warrant and als today In the Patricia or twice or several time* during answ er /piestiont on w h eth er they foot of the mountain, and planned I lie YugOtWv retnlillion recent­ Schmidt mnrdrr trial and the 17 mouth* alnce Msv. P.Ud. are ComnVtnist*. said he wouldn't to proceed afoot. Another group police, said h r admitted using then rrceaved the ca** again $107,000 h it wife is seemed of left from the beach. the date of the last wage i-hnnrt advise tils clients to Invite prosreu- ly A.** voted cloven I* to 7, wi*h until Monday. The wreckage Was first sighted e m b fu lin g from the American Exadvantage in a highly ’competitive turn. Kenny is rni-lng hi* left hand eight, abstention*, hv the legal when sworn b ecam e of a disability about 8:46 A. M. (PST), the p re ti Company to repay victims of I for nur people, committer, which then went on to H'enfinurd •»» P««r P #« rl In hi* right arm. (firfermrflorinl) H A V ^ fjA . Oct. I I (/lb C h a rlri "Our men aie at a le,ij|.|a disapprove .* Ilnli*h montei-pmpotai his own swindles. Jackson, who was on the yacht world. It t« unbelievable that tIts* aweitintt that "ttial* "I w *t criniSeized in a Manhattan hath es­ Satire when Patricia Schmidt fa ­ railroad* do not lentice Hie dis­ mats ami llaitors, like all other tablishment. Jacob* had only $10 tally shot her- Inver. John lis te r satisfaction which prevail-, among Ittal*. thould hr governed hv the their own employe* who man the w ith him, _police said. A surety Mee. leslilicd in the dicntccc’s train* and do the highly effenlumi iplev of nitlice, law- ahn av company operative traced him murder trial today that "Jack -lid tla L .y a n L .w u rk ------------ ------- -- litenre. to New. Ycyk on-.-* - long trad ’ • c i peculiar a t . (unci. * • "Railroad workers," the state­ Tim Soviet S-Ick’i move to revive through Canada. Jackson, of River T / m m I, III., ment continued, "ara using up th" Yugoslav proposat’w-** tauneh- • The 'Dusty Boots Riding Club Detroit police gaid Jacobs dis­ their savings .going Into debt eil- bv Dr Stam'Jr Sltpte A'tignexpects to practice races 8unday appeared from his hartending job lore*th* audience court: and actually financing thefn. sin' foreijrn minister, and was on Its new straight away eta "Jack Mee and I gnt along very supported t>\ polish drtrgqtn f>r. track nbw being laid at the emit several weeks ago. The tame well. Jack did art peculiar at selves. Tbl* condition simply can G en. H u tc h iso n R e­ not continue. Further neglect and Oscar Lange. aide of the Municipal ’Airport, It night his wife, Lillian, was arrest­ Siiplr a-"-rt» l tl - u ip s-ifrftlwas announced a t a meeting of ed and charged with larceny in times, often had a ih u fl tempo delay could disturb railroad op ta ils T r a d itio n s O f rlcr "f «nt .criminals and "Qnlathe club at the Coqrt House last the alleged emberrlement of $107. and usually lost track of a conver­ •rations. This need not be If lh s | railroad* will act lu time." F a m e d 12dtH R ck . lines” allegedly hrhl bv • tha evening, arrording to Mr*. Herman sation. There weie other things " V lull II. -Jliitiuli—AiiLLouLlASHarriett, secretary. Former ■prac- 000 from the Express Company’s P atricia ttlm-1-allrd Iirm -.1L S n .. tlces were held In Fort Mellon p y ltn ij office where ih r h a tL h fg a Company I. I j 4 i l i In lrn tiv .' in i hi Gernmnv nn-l Duly was a "cry­ lint a* - a dancer Ih Caribbean T nfk ntr rWTlKCTnontr * - >-11*UMU employed 29 year*. H.ittalmn nf the. • Flotul.i N ilm n il ing 'outrage *»n the victims nf the night clubs’, sat nervously on the Prowlers Break Into wm . Jack Sassard, president of tho (m in i, was aitiv.H eil l i l t evening Detectives here quoted Jacobs defense bench handling * Span­ dub, yesterday Inspected the new Miuihsvhilf tb.>- t tiitcil States sSunHhine Orocery.T,,! ii,r ,s.ininni A m m i* « m i .v* ish fan. Thr Toledo, Ohio, girl as saying his wife gave him .the track where - many load* of clay wav repott*-d relay to Ipvve pro. fro^i the County clay pit have mohey which he uicd !o repsy appeared in n black «kirt and i -II.!', f I'.ili .tin.- iiiProwler* gained entrance 'in .I ' •’I’;* iV" " ' • ' > " ‘ 1 white blouse. -She pievinusty bad ,bren dumped by.CItV Jrucka, and Victims o f his own swindles. ' Ji j h at ' At ab nations w ith­ evening to tbe Sunshine. Grocery * “ '*vM*p>r -4V I I oogr Hvttilmn j testified in her twice-delayed tr i­ where.,* City grader and hullin n >ix months perlorj during Th* detectives said J*(obt had al that she -shnt~M*er'ir'CliTcaR s •C Second Street and Magnolia Comm.rntler. dnxer are at work. Th* track-when which all British foicc* would be Avenue, Manager Charles K |A„ • lien, involved‘in several swindle* lawyer, accidentally'while the was Gormley reported to notice, but alt: 1 completed will b« 50 fast wide r#d ' he ‘ "r ’ withdrawn from tJ|c Holy. Land. 880 f e e l' long on the straight­ in Michigan, most of them based afraid he would kill tier. And the United S'ntcs offered that was mi»*ing- this morning '• » r" ' ,‘ contpiny that *uc on pretenses that he could obtain away stretch and with a curve Jackion, a Mem! of both, has was a small quantity of m ilk,! oeedr Company D. - the pfew.it provided Congtev. approves— automobiles despite all difficulties to the right a t tha east end. been accused of concealing fact*. doughnut* and cheeae. * i heavy weapons compiny. the men lend the United Nations I.'i5,000,Starting chutes a rt expected to and that he could assure Issuance, ) to pay $ >r construction of At tha outset, be said that a Entrance was gained Into the *tim<!e<| a banquet lor thrm hv p001 arrive soon from • Ft, Myers, ha of liquor licenses. e r m a n e n t . U--- 77— baa<hpiarlerw He obtained from $ 1.500 to declaration he had m^de after •aid. A grandstand seating 2.500 the shooting-!•*• Aprit-'wss. givIn ftr»v York City people "ill hr bullt In -the near $3,000 from his victim*, on such eji to Gustavo Reno after that •t night to give through ventllaCounty niirm ifL nf Com-. kVHhout .urb -a loan, it was rxswindles the detective* said, and future, he predicted.There ie ptatued. the t ’. N probably will clearing going on aaat of the urged his - wlfa to obtain enough attorney had -represented hlnuetf Hon to vegetables. The protecting metre- at the M.ivlatt Inn. as an official of the court. Actu screen had been cut. A ladder at (> n rr4 | , |lutclris.-n n->t bp able Pi erect a permanent race track to prepara a picnic money tq enable hiVrs to make borne on Manhattan’s east side the rear alley bad evidently given' " " >l ground near Golden Lake. Also restitution when these he alleged, ally, Reno it • private prosecutor, tha prowlers opportunity to get * briel tall nn toe exploit! for many vests because >f the planned I* a quarter mile oval ly had fleeced began to file com­ retained by Mee’s father. Dr. I,*r tei E. Mee of Wilmetta, til. upon the roof of the building and ol the 124lh R f gun Mil in IV lollv -Imrtage ^"eraitjig m praetraining track.- Ample parking plaint* against him. member conn Police said a total of 30 such .11 f »!own drain pipe to th* ratmpy n(u Ilu-qfFf ah I (miulnl out •!» t^ apace for automobiles and trucks are charged against him The rear door nf th a store was „ „ , vriy (lnr „,tl, ' ' i e , will be provided. • k swindles ll'HIISSM ■■ r a n sis i fouiifl op#n thi* niornirif(. J«ivr. , , . * /■ . . ,, .. In front of tha grandstam tr^uj nilf»» «rr turnerUd. •reoMln* wplmld U* «*' Exhibition Tennis parallel to the race track, will be Chief Hoy G. Williams. I ^ 1 •»'»• the. regiment I. * I hr-n A p p o i n t m e n t s M c l d e plenty of space for staging Matches At Mayfair Police A warning against vandalism 1well olfiieicd during ihr » vr sm! rodeos, Mr. Sassard pointed out. Dull SkieH And Rain To School Board More than -4700 In prixta to riders against mltig m echanic's'ilrrtted the fact that Sanford h*d In Many Sections Exhibition tennla match** will and will be given on Armlstle Day, aoap or any kind of so a p .th a t „|*vay, been a very goml nnhi.itv ' be bald a t th r Mayfair tennis rnlght damage windows, was to. . . ... aald Mr. Sassard, and lhara will The »et-uj> of Semlnnle Countjr’e By ASSOCIATED PRESS court* Sunday afternoon and th'? day given by Chief Williams In C"reim"n.»y. In connection with no- new be a big-fish fry. Ha predicted five man ll'iatii of Public Skies were gray and rain fell public la Invited to attend, Lind regard to Hallowe'en pranks tn .lmnal prepatednn* lie urged .tb it Instruction, wa* completed today th at riders from Kissimmee and all over Florida will be Attracted ,ln many sections of the country Weber, manager of thr Mayfair night. Those who causa damago ptevenl members firing *in new re by the appointment by Governor today, making a dull setting for Inn, announced today. Th* match- will be liable to arrest, he said. I f by the dub’s new aet-up. t'shlwell of C. F. Harrison «f a fgrewell to Octqber, sfhleh left r . w ||| begin at 1:30 P. M. He also warned th at child^-n i.irut. Col. John E Walker, act Geneva to Countv School Hoard in Its cllmatie wake nearly four should not dash Into afreets wlieie Tha flrat match w|ll sec En­ l'!U Inspector general of tbe U District N'o, 1 and W A. Patrick Arab King Says U. S. weeks of sunshine and mild tem­ rique Buse, Peruvian champion there la automobile traffic. K. Army, praised the setup and tb ftivlrlct No. .Vwhicb corresponds perature*. Cause Of Turmoil ■Rain fall over scattered areas, and holder of the Eastern Intercondition of the Ammiy which to the County Commission Dis­ Collegiate title, matched 'against he termed the finest be bail en- trict No. t In \Ve*t Sanford. Prior to tiie enactment of the ( ( n n l l n N * d n n (*««• H i t ! NEW YORK,Oet 81 Tha In some Eastern states and New Buddy Behrens, Fort I^suderdah, Lions Club Plans new. school law. which In the vase United.8tataa today v u held "al­ England, part* of the Mldwett national single* champion. Thanksgiving Dance nf Seminole County, provide* for most entirely" responsible by and along the nortfiweit Pacific In the 'second match Eddie five school district*, but three King Abdullah and Trans-Jordan coast Overcast sklc* kept tamper- Copeland, Rollins College roach, Marshall Plan Seen The Sanford Lion* Club and i member* have served on the tchbol for turmoil In Ui« .H oly Land aturea at or near normal over will play Ricardo ‘ Ralbiere of board. There are J A. Illstline ; Aiding U.S. Economy of which he aald If unchecked will moat of-the country although the Chile, national champion of both lamgwood.- I.. K. Jordan of "result In bloody ehaos beyond mercury climbed Into the ®0'a In Chile and Rrasil. Later a doubles Oviedo and Walter’ Haynes nf anything ever hlntad a t In Pales­ parts of Texas yesterday. match will b<? held between the .Sanford. Heaviest fella of rain ware 2.11 four plkyrrs. Charles Morrison tine before." An fnviatlon to Lions to attend IJ h,, Louncll of Economic Advisers The naw school board districts Writing In the November Issue Inches at Kansas City, Mo., and will serve as umpire. l#cturts on tbe Unltad Natlona at * reported to have notified Pres- occupy Ihe asme territory as of the American magasine. the l.T a t Dei Moines, la. The rains the First Methodist Church on ldpnl Truman that the Marshall County Commission districts but Arab King, whoav Country adjoins In Missouri, Iowa and p arti of Nov. 6. 12 and 10. under direction /,|*n Promote, rather than are not numbered tbe same. Tha Palestine on tho a a a t aald tho Nebraska were regarded as bene- Slayer Co'nfesBeg of, Miss Thelma - RaiTtmond. was Imperil, tha alabillty of the United new/School District No. 4 tn tha U. & government, "almoct alone flelal- to tbe winter wheat crop. rekd by King Elon W. O. U vlng- 18 '"*'* w ononty............. Geneva sector, corresponds with In the world." la ■Insisting on the The cloudy weather and rain •ton. It was decided that members The council will fin d -aaid one County-Commission District No. 5. Murder Of Hia Wife Immediate admission of 100,000 In many areas, Including the attend on a volunUry basis. official familiar with Ita study— additional Jews Into' Palestine. New England section where for­ Mist Helen Welch of the Civic ***** « multi-billion dollar foreign COLORADO 8PRIN08, Colo. He declared th at Amartean est fires have burned for two 81 (A*)—A 81-vear-bld farm er Muaic Association announced th at •Id program nrvri not worsen this Mth. Mary Wright Jewry had supplied the funds with weeks, followed clear eklee and Oct. was scheduled today to reenact the current membership drive will country’s inflationary problem if which Zlonlat settlements have temperatures above normal for Died At Longwood the 1041 midnight slaying of hla end Saturday evening a t which It ia accompanied by some regul­ bean established In the Holy Land most parte of tha country alnce wife which, officers aald. he con­ time the talent will be chosen for atory safeguards. since World War I, and added: T h. report, due for U.u.nee . M Mary w ,|g h t. 92 year old tha first of October. . Tha Pacific fessed after two days of queatton- concerts. She revealed th at one "This waa contributed by north weal area, however, report­ of the leading vocal quartettee of tomorrow night. >• »•» , ^ , ond “f .resident .of Longwood died T W Iryr. • American Jewry In an Idealistic ed one of the wettest Octobers country, aleo a ballet, were threp ordered hy President Tru- I ,|t y. following a lingering lllnati District Attorney frl Foard aald the effort to help their fellews. Tha on record. under consideration by the talent • L tVa ni cr e .^) ^ ^had re.ldcl In Longw^vd fo, Junta Vandarvoort would be taken committee motive wee worthy; tho results proposals for foreign assis M„ n yf>ri here. to the farm, 10 mile* east of here, disastrous." r where he. confessed. Sheriff Ray AROENTINB FIGHT I Born AIDED STARVING NOBEL PRIZE KRUG SATISFACTORY BUCHAREST, Romania, O ct Slocum announced, he shot and BUENOS AIRES Oct:*31 (AY- H ’ .j 'n - , . . . u killed, hla wife. I-ols, 41, the night re 44. Radical Party members of , h" »>u»»>and. 0 a o r g a M. 08LO. Norway O et 81 OF)— PHOENIX O ct I I (*) — The 81 W5—Dr. Jnliu Mania testified The Wright of Longwodd, of S ep t II , 1941. The Nobel Peace Prise for 1947 the Chamber of. Deputies, > Prea condition of Secretary cd Use In- • t hla treason trial today that Funeral services will be held 8loeum said Vandeyvoort yes­ has been awarded to tbe London ident Juan D. Pcron'a only op­ teior Jullua A. Krug, stricken 111 former U. 8. Minister Burton Y. here while delivering n speech to Berry told Mm It was due to the terday dictated and signed a state­ Service Council And the Philadel­ position In the lower house, af tho longwood Cemetery a t the national reclamation assocla- National Peasant P arty leader's ment that ha killed hla wife with phia Service Committee of the ...______________ pledged themselves___ today fight 11:00 A. M. Saturday with tha ay to light tion coiiv.ntlom w m reported £ Intervention th at President Tru­ a .22-caliber rifle after ahe at­ what they termed "totalitarian In­ Rev. W. P. Brook*. Jr. officiating, day aa “very satisfactory with no man i food allotments to tacked Mm with an Icepick and terference" by the government In Erickson Funeral Horn* is (a charge of arrangements. plications." .private affaire. starving Moldavia last February. knife following a violent quar^eL man*. Detroit Barkeep Witness Reveals Is A rrested In . S atire's Owner —EmbezzIingCase Did Act Peculiar Dusty Boots Club To Use New Track In Sunday Races Co. I Activated With 29 Men And Two Officers I 1 il n . kj i K v ,.p'r n,.'ZaVTf r k,-i wssaiNo-^ - . I — r:Vtv” A'riW^, N O . 251 Jt— Vi-*TV • * . ....................I! 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/. 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"*’ •**' I > • ■ * - . . • : * -. *? ** ?; * *- _ . • ■ •/ TIIE SANFORD IIERALl). SANFORD. FFX)RIDA 1 WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1947 - Rain Falls At Last On Fire-Ridden Drouth-parched New England Fields PORTLAND. '*r . Del. .!9 (/Pi Mother mrr rsiu nislru to the |unch today by Worn'lan '• while drv-icr-lacVn plapei waited 10 |iiodu- «* iluiUr % to •nd th'tniialing foreit tialuie beat hopeful hu weltinu drouth-parched to lake off in an effort lire* in Maine. Gentle rainfall eittlorf ,-t leail temporarily the menace of new l ... fire# on ti e h>eU of r>td which have blotted out entire village*, coil J ° live* and $ V/h)(J.0113-l)io|>ril>r Iota in New England. "The Weather llureau laid lijrht | ----- --------------------------------rainfall'would la* iretirral In thei m Kate anil would rontinue to fall , 1 O U t'lllO H IJ F U g on •tiarelicil wocMlIanil* well Into . ' ____ _ tomorrow. ( ( R l M l M i n l ffNIN l ' i | f O M l ' The rain wa* the firm to fall and iterilixed at ISO degree* ternin the Mute alnrr Sept. 22, eicept peril urv. I.adle* and men’* re*t room* for aliirlit trice* in Portland, (,'al- hove Itcen installed for the •con­ aia and a few other aretJoni. The venience- of ruitomera. Then? la»t ralrf In southwestern Maine, are aliui public telephone booth*. >{•'modeling the front of the ty&f. wlme |lte raring flame* wreaked •tore and enlarging to Include the" greatest damage, wa* oq, Oet. the new annex involved the plac­ H. ing of window* of the mo«t mod­ Since! Aug. I, only two Inchon ern draign by the Hcnkarik Taint of tain him fallen on l|ila area, and fila** Company. These pro­ compared with a normal ^»f H.90 vide n maximum of natural light to l<e supplemented by the flourIncbe*. escenl lighting. The canopy outThe rain- a fall of nt lea*t aov- side is aluminum revered and of rinl dava I* lieeded to end fire ni'xlern streamlined design and danger—cairn* a* navy *rirnti*l* irltrrferr* hut little with the light­ ing. planned an attempt to extinguish Hoot ha In the lunch room have * the fire* with man-itindo rain— the bleached walnut finish up­ by sowing cloud formation* with holstered in blue leather and con­ trast with the black Formica tab­ dry lee. i * le tops. I'lumhifig installation* A previous nitcmpl nt aurh nre by l.ee Brothers; tile work I* raln-makim; -tlie first—failed in hv Stewart Mellon and shrot met- California In-t August lines use nl work hv. Stafford. The struc­ tural glass front Is of rarrara the clouds were tin. high. Meanwhile, the flies that have glass in Itemhrandt blue and Rexall orange. 'taken IB lives ap.l 130,0(102)00 In (•ifta and souvenir* /o r ladles •property to** were generally un­ der control, with 20,000 fire anil men and Ire rieam for chllfighter* on guard for new out­ dten will l>e served from 4:00 to H:fHi I*. M.. Thursday, A modern breaks. Seehnrg sound syalfni provides General Electric Co., a paitnrr fug-playing of . records of musical with the Army and Navy id k M'lrrtion from lioothi. rairt-makinu pioject ht. .SrhenCrtadv, N. Y., said two n-17'a had_ —jdarmed—tn—rntrp o f f ; for'"Maine* .Trade Agreem ent this inorplng. Weather cmidllions ’ 'encountered, the ronipanv said, M mMInhm if*m mm* OmmI would ihieruiine on which of lar export*,” Wil»on »»ld. many fire front* the experiment lie declared thn United 8tatrs would l>e conducted, if nt all, no has made eonei-sslon* In return landings in Maine wen* planned. fur reduction* in Itrltlsh tariffs Hv dropping snmll ninoiint* of and for reduction or elimination drv Ire* Into rloudi, artificial rnin o f impcrlnl preference*.-i nieke.* rriturc the temperature of He said llritain had agreed to suspended nioiiturr- until ire cry­ the redurtioh* “ only in return for stal* form over n wide men. concessions which w e. eonsltlcr These reheli the earth fn the form equivalent in terms of the trade of rain, tlieivhy opened U|> to US." a* Rehahilitatiun, in the mean-1 The new trade pacta will lie time, was the ut(ler of thy day*, included in a .final act of agicwTlu- Rrd'Crbji, fedenit agencies ment at the (ieneva trade conami the state spurred program* ference * tomorrow, Wilson disto aid homeless thousands, and |clu*ctl, adding: tnunirilial government* nearly | “ We have given tpeeial afcenbatikiuptril bv the disaster. • ition to the need for the easier Foundations Were prepared, at of rolonlal produet* to the one of the choicest site* by partly i United Slates market. , ruined liar llailiur, fur 1BU pre- 1 --------------------fabricated .emergency house*. Tha Wriinfrlf* In IJN TPfff"‘ the cscftisIVc Shore •Club, was luafu d by tho liar* Har­ bor lutiul Co. it Use• Governor Hildreth reported the litical committee that Adoption »tate in a i.miiimi -a «d—4w—Suvtei- proposal—io—invita, Iea»t In part, taxe* slue Dee. I “ electeil representatives" of the from fire *trlekin municipalities. Korean people to lake part In the debate would only le*d to a new controversy over what was meant ,by “ electeil represent*? live.." U. 8. Delegate Johp Foster Dulles proposed that *uch contra !l veralca l» avoided by treating a temporary UN Commission pit K". lea to *u|i«rvise election of repicsenlativi,i to take pail In tha discussion*. Dulles s«ld the United Slates would%cfrpl the rfuviet ptoposal if it were amended to provide fur creation of the UN supervlsory Uuly. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minlslee- Andrei—A— Gromyko replied that “ the tenor of the United State* amendment nullifies Mr. Dulles alalemenir“ i Hr said Dulles* statement Indi­ cated. that the United Sgites “ does not want to and I* afraid to hear" Korean representatives here. He railed the U. S. amend­ ment "a maneuver with the sense** of the Soviet proposal, and said It would lie ''nonsensical" to eott” alder It now. l Dulles offered hls amendment after Belgian Delegate Vtetor l-arork had accused Russia of •'procedure, which under the guise o f hrneffttlng the Korean people, la actually aimed at delaying the Issue." l-arock said the Soviet proposal would dalay action on Secretary of State Marshall's Korean pro­ posal for at least a year. Mar­ shall's proposal provides for na­ tional elections In. Korea before L' next March B1 under UN super­ vision. THU (All OUAtTIl fICTUll WAI TAKIN shortly after an Rdlnburgh*to-t>oi>don express train Jumped tha* track and plunged Into an embankment near Ooswlck, England, killing at least 33 persona and Injuring, about 200. Sixty of the Injured wera hospitalized. Thla crash occurred &8 hours after a train crajb ntarl London'a South Croydon itaUon, In which 31 persona were killed and 00 hurt (International Radlopfiofo) Kiwanis Meet II'ssi Iiim* Irmm i*sa« Os»| illustrated postcard of which SB,|000 will be aent from here In the licit six weeks which provide blank* on which tourists may answer. He revealed a Targe batch of these answers that -came back during three day*. He pointed out that K. M. Armitagn had done an excellent job o f tourist entertainment last season, and that an even bigger m is e*|ieciea this inis year program Is expected undex_ h li direction. “ * “Shufflaboard hi*, courts liIn Ft. Mellon Park are heing Improved for use of touflata, he said. He pointed out that to 700 men will train here this winter with the New York Giants, and said that as soon a* the City gete title, 10 buildings at the Municipal Airport will be turned over to the Intercession School. Ilirthdav greetings were sung for G. W. Austin. Guests Intro­ duced were II. C. Kwoope, presi­ dent cleric of the New Smyrna Club who invited Kiwanlans over for a Nov. 0 rodeo, John Krider, Alfred Foster, past president of Montirello Club, Charles Trescolt of Raleigh, N, C. and William Kilpatrick of the Key Club. I.ester Tharp presided. (Jen. Clay Demandi* Early G^m an State IN WASHINGTON to ^rotatt'lhe ” un-Am lean tactica' of th* House Committee on Un-American Activities Investigating alleged Hollywood Communists, are motion picture stars Humphrey Bogart <l/fD- Evclvn "Keyes ahlTfaniiy Kaje~TIicy ore members of the ntwjy-founded “ Hollywood Committee for tits First Amendment”. (International) ' ol ’ Bur-Mil Bayon crop* In a fitted straight Una style that i “‘l rid * up,. Thu datat^ j*“ won MRS. MARY S. CHIDIAC CART. A- N. MONSKN ABOARD THI STORM BUFFITIO DC-4 plsne, misting between Ketchikan and Juneau, Alaska, are Captain A. N. Monstii. pilot, and Mrs. Mary S. Chldiac, purser. Th* four-engineij transport carried 13 pissrnr.ers. In­ cluding an Infant, and,a crew of Itv*. (lurrnaliotal Soundpho:o). ... .< * J riV- • ’ • •« ouL_of sjRht 10 th n Sgy.'.Wth -altwMKfdte press end-^rlpttarty of seven friends. There ^ave linued. There were unconfirmed en unconfirmed reports that he report*, however, that tha governalready w*. u w .i „ „ «"**>* might conilder taking over h ~ . t " - « “ •. church-owned agricultural land* * his way there via Sweden. t0 ^ parceled among th* peasants. Cyranktewlc. declared that MlkCyranklewlcs said Toland de“ * • , Ded after all his hopes aired to effect a new mutual asalsof foreign Intervention” In -To^ tance pact with France. This, he land had vanished. .Mikolajcxyk explained, would bolster existing had 'isolated himself from the pacts with Slavic countries and Polish |people," th* Premier o f . thus form a unified banter^, Poland* Soviet-supported gov- against the possible rebirth of ernment added. German aggression. Cyranklewlcs also told Parlia- . i Government-controlled Polish \ mant that Mikotajcsyk’s exit from newspapers unanimously blamed the Polish political scene would Mikoiajcxyk for everything wrong clear the atmosphere and pro-1|n Poland—from* th* drought to mote th* efforts of what he d#»-1 Intolerable living conditions, cribed aa th* "Democratic parties 'i in itriving for peace and prospar-1 Ity for the Polish people. i SEARCH CONTINUES Earlier th* governm*nt-con-i trolled press predicted that Pol­ ETCIIIKAN. Alaska, Oct. 29g and was headed for a long P*r-' lod pf p; os perky because Mlko- W )—Pan American air and field* ajctyk h. had ‘gone away. crew* took to th* grouqd today lajcxyk During a long discussion at th# «° comb the aouthern sector ot opening acssion of Parliament of,Annette Island In thalr three-day the nation'# Internal and Interna,»««rch for a missing fourtional position, the Premier re- engined airliner and its 18 pasferred to "coal, eggs, fish and sengers and crewmen, another article— Mikoiajcxyk" as being among Poland's major ex port*. Cyranklewlcs then warned the Catholic church hierarchy and that any further again Inst hls regime would with prompt reaction government. Obviously referring Catholic bishops’ recent pastoral letter attacking what It des- E - ■ . KAN8AS CITY, Kas. Oet. 29 UP)—A negro was held for ques* tloning today in the midnight ■laying of an 18-year-old youth, David Gray, who waa accoaed as he and a girl were parked on a rood a mile west of here. The youth’s companion. Miss Mary Lou Johnson. 17, tohf auth­ orities: A negro approached tha car from brush near the road and ordered them to get out. Ho demanded tho car keys. “ Ill give them to you when the girl's safe," Gray aald. CONGRATULATIONS America's Moat Iteaotiful • Aluminum - Cedar - I’otiitud Aluminum Aak Me For Free Estimate P. W. STEVENS - «17 W. RoWnaon - Orlando Phone 2-0729 ‘ Civil Rights ir«aliaa«e t rmm I'M* n**l should be given th* right to say whether he Is or not.*" Roosevelt said that tf the anaer la yes, th e, next question should ‘ he whether the witness advocates the overthrow of th* government by force. Reoscvrlt also said any ac­ cused person should be allowed to cross-examine hls accuser and I i 11 news conference, wjilch was held at the White House, an­ other committee mstetxr,' Franci* . P, Matthews, Omaha lawyer, said: “The government ho* the right to Inquire of any cititen at to hls group which advocates the overover throw of th* government by force.' Rabbi Roland H. Gittelaohn, of Rockville Center. Long Island," said "No one on thla committee la defending any person who ha* been definitely eathallshed to bo a Communist." But he sold ho is “deeply concerned” about “ brand-. Ing a man as a communist"" * ly and without proof. Tho committee's bulky did not mention tho llaui* mlttee on Un-Amorican Mot. but said real Con and Fascists should bo Matrimony Export \ 8am Abernathy never lateadedt* |be a matrimony expert, but he kit th* nail on tha bead tha ether day when he said: \ l • "What marriage really need* U more open mlqda and a lot fewer ' open mouths." _• ---------- ------ -*■ ■ Saa* may not Ihlyk much of hls mlatns' choice of l\*ts or her habit *•t serving watercress.aad rream 'ebeea* salad. But ha keep* hla mouth shot (I mean, be Jodi use* It aad hls mellow glue of beer sad pip* at the end of n long day. From where I alt, that prescrip-, ♦ tion would apply to moat human relationships. Criticism rarely, rouses anything but resyntmsat nut rn *r*ii rr‘ 'H—T-Hfth r l 11" applied to n woman's cholco of haU. or a husband's preference foe a pipe and a moderate glass of boar of two— leads to th* conclusion that thara'a right on both tides. Ctpjiighi, 1947, Vniud Sum ffrewen F*uU*tU* MM C 0N G RATU LATI0N S to our mmm WM T 0U C H T0N DRUG CO. : •••■• On The Opening • J -*i*. ■ ' f Xi Of IU Newer, and - r * ? \ '■ * W. V. BITTING . a# « FRIEN D and NEIGHBOR On The Opening • 0 " V " a* Larger Store. Of The New T 0U C H T0N DRUG CO. T 0U C H T 0N D R llG CO. FRIERSON'S ELECTRIC and GAS CO. *08 Eut Flr»t Street pkou 23 I V C I i I l t 1 •- -. •/. Kv-/—-''--'j to 1,4 never criticises Sam's i affection for that w«rn-o«t rb*1r before th* 8 m . ■ CONGRATULATIONS f '. - < YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS to eraalao were rejwrted In parts of Montana and No astrsmely eool weather waa In. tho immediate future; federal forecasters In Chicago said, ah though tec _______ „ hava •raturea which climbed to alwve norms) msrks In the east the last sevsral days, will begin to moderate today.. Western low* and northern Minnesota wera th* coolest area* on the early morning weather m*P a« the mercury dipped be­ low freeling. Rising temperaturee were predicted for tha north eontral area. FRANKFURT. Germanny. Oct. 2D, OP)— General Lucius L __. D. . Clay declared today It was “ absolutely essential" that as large a part of Ifrrmany aa-poiitblr politically aa well as economically Jntegrated at an early date. . Many mllllona of people cannot be kept.without a government of their own forever." the U. Ji. mili­ tary guvernor told ‘ a new* con­ ference of German and Allied correspondent* at U. 8. headquar­ ter*. Although not specifically men­ tioning the possible creation of a western German state, Clay said Ip reply to a'question*that the nt (ifrman-.iiiiuasl'4gfnH could form a basis for a provisional government. K T U E B IC = .. M N l k t . 29 m Donaid ■W. -DOtlglasr builder ar about 00 percent of thd world’s transport Plane*, said today the aircraft industry must have gov­ ernment help to maintain thf flow of new models. The government* return, h# said, would be "assurance that In an emergency It would have Instantlv available for defense and for military operations, depend­ able and efficient air transporta­ tion (n sufficient quantity and ready for tha type of global oper­ ations required by modern war­ fare." Douglas amplified this state­ ment to th* President'! Air Policy Commission with a lengthy dis­ cussion of th* development of air transport and the problems of designing and building naw planes. He estimated tha worlJ markat, Incli/ding the United 8tatee, for new transports in the next four to six veara at 80 to 90 fourengine planes and 380 to 400 twoengine planes In addition to those now on order. • Douglas said that by 1950 the domestic traffic volume will be about 9,0702)00,000 passengermllea (movement of one passen­ ger one mile) carried In a fleet of 730 planes, compared with the 1948 volume Ttf 6,710,000.000 pasaenger-mllea In a fleet of 723 planes. Thla reflecU the faster plane* with greater seating capacity now being delivered to the airlines Ilia estimate of 1950 domestic express and freight ton-miles was 327.000.000 (correct), compared with 38,000,000 last year, and of mall ton-mllas, 462100.000 compared with 82,980,000. Douglas calculated that Inter­ nationa) airline* will be using 180 planes in I960, or 69 fewer than this year, but that paasengermlles should rise to 3,128,000,000 from 1,100,800,000 In 1948. He asserted tha government "cannot gamble with the future any more than tha aircraft manu­ facturers, with their limited re­ sources, diminishing markets and great production coats, can gam­ ble on development of new models badly ne;dad to keep breast of aviation's progress." Douglas 'said that the DC-6, newest and fastest of the big transporta, eost 16,500,000 for tha first two planes, despite the model's great similarity to the Air Force C-64 and after f 6,900,000 had been spent on a similar military transport. The Douglas Company Is con linulng to spend vast sums to im prove the airplane after approx! mately 80 b*ve^ becn dellrcred^ he said. To date, be said, the company — spent 142,000,000 more than It has received from DC-6 sales. Youth In Slain By . J boxers Lane Bandit.[SMSSSS-SfiVaSJ'Jtft- No Extremely Cold Weather Seen Soon Hr ASSOCIATED TRESS Rain and cooltr weather moved Into the eastern section of the rpunlry today aa ski** began clearing ovar moat part* of th* mldwsab The rain cloud* moved from Ohio aero** Lake Erte Into Pann•ylranla. New York, Virginia and south New England state*. Show- cribcd as th* lack of freedom of speech, press and conscience in Toland, the Premier said that iru iU M * I m Pm * OMl the government would tolerate the bonier. The opposition lead ( nnatructive, but lPUl not llul untrue dascr, who apparently (led Poland . constructive criticism. in fear of his life, had not h en ‘ He did not clahnrate niam .whaL.- Polish Refugees A ircra ft M agnate S t a t e s Industry N eeds U .S . H elp S e a n Roebuck & Co. -*-*■ » t ♦ V. 7 - » " 115 E ut First St root ‘.it. . • : , •' ’ . �%, • i - — ------------ -- Section Two Section Two A N T E D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y SANFORD, FLORIDA Etilablliihetl 1908 V O LU M E X X X V III J A C K S O N VILLE Oct. 20 (Special) Early Season movetm-nla of produce-were reported Rep. Bennett Charges from twl Slale-ipetated markrta Father Charged W ith the last week, while farmMurdering Mother, -Communists W ith during throughout the vegetable proBurying Her Body area' planting and replant-Dedthg, W ouhding during ing in their speeded-up efforts to CO LO RAD O SPRIN G S. Colo.. partially offset the effects of WASHINGTON. Oct. 1*9 (A’ )— storms and high water which have Oct.'29 .(A^-tEI Paw county offi­ Rep. Matiun T. Bennett (R-Mo) hampered atl operations during the declared lodly that ‘‘many" last several weeks. Heavy rains cers today investigated ■ ns-yesr(A American soldier* have keen kill* had l>een felt during the weak at old mystery, brought to light ed or wounded by Communists in several I m p o r l a n ’ t production when a son accused his prosper­ tbf Trleate area behind a 'brass points, but at others crops were ous rancher father of shooting' curtain of Americad military cen- making excellent progress, accord­ his mother and burying her ie-> aorthip." ing to week-end advices received The Missouri lawmaker, recently in Jacksonville offices 'of William mains in a farm shed. Sheriff Ray Slocum (aid thsl returned from a six week tour of L. Wilson, Director of State Mar­ Europe and the Near East, said held for investigation it Junta kets. there have been “ S3 incidents of Director Wilson and Assistant Wesley Vsndrrvooit. 61. who armed aggression hy the Copt* Director G. B. Hogan spent the munists" against United States latter part of the week visiting a steadily denied thr shooting, main forces since they moved Into the number of markets in the Sloth, liming his wife "just rushed off* former Ilalisn territory, liordering ern part of the State, and making early in 1941 and hain.'l been • on Yugoslavia. Trieste now la a a thorough personal inspection of heard from since. free aUte. rondltiona throughout the area in Slocum said the son, Wesley, “ Tlieae acta have resulted in the |which Florida'* huge shipments 21, after telling of the qlleged death or Wounding of many Ameri­ of Fall and Winter vegetable* are shooting, directed authorities t l can soldiers." Bennett added in a produced. the sh cd .o n .lh u ranch southeast statement issued before he left Fort Bierce Slate Farmers' Mar­ for bis home In Sprlngflsld, Mo. ket handled Its first produce uf the uf where they dug up most of "I have the names and identiflca- Fall season, Friday, nine-hampers a human skeleton, and clothing tiona of lha incident* aa furnished o f yellow crook-neck sijusch sell- fragmanta. me by our military intelligence. In gT t "(6 each" Market *Manager L 1 “ ,,d hu ' ‘ ory, accord "In Europe they rail it a Void M. K.. Williams reported. This In­ ing to Slocum; war and how soon, or The rider Vandaryoort. tn * w*r..* n.d hQ.w .,oon' or itial offering was produced by Roy U, it will engulf the whole wortdr NeiJTFaviirable wcilEir o T thV rage, shot his wife with a small .9 no tnen outside of the Kremlin last two weeks has caused u tie- rifle aa she attempted to nawl can aay. mendous growth of plantings of under a fence to flee from him. “ The trass curtain of Ameri­ tomatoes brought through the He furred Wesley to help stuff can military censorship has dune atorm period, Manager Williams the body in a wash -boiler which a remarkable job in keeping from •tated. Groweri espect good he buried in a dry arroyo three the American people thr serious­ (Continued un Page 2, 2nd See) miles from the ranch home. The ness of the situation at Trieste.” . father dug It up three night* lat­ The Army declined comment on maintain the strongest air force er and threw the body in a pig Bennett's statement. and navy In the world “ and with pen. Finally he hurled the re­ They have been no previous the most atom bombs.” mains in the dirt floor of thr reports of any American casual­ He said Russia' is producing ties resulting from the long-stand- "<5,000 tanks a month and lias shed In a hole which he forced a ing tension between the predomin- *L planes in the skies over Ihe son to dig. antly Italian population of Trieste Worrying about hi* secret, Wes­ urope." and Ihe Yugoslavs. The Missourian aalll there is ley said that during hi* Army When .the Free Slate came into hunger and want In Europe and servlet- he "wondered if I would being last Sept. 10 under terms of this country must provide help. die myself before I had a chance the Italian pear? treaty, the But in doing *o, he added, it must to tell what happened to her," fllo* British military commands!- credit­ hot over-extend itself. cum reported. ed American forces with having "There, are four tiling* this The sheriff quoted him as say­ , prevented an incident which nation can do.” Rennet l said; ing he kept quiet under threat "might have led to bloodshed." "Surrender as we did with ap­ of death hy hi* father but de­ ' The American troops refused to peasement of Stalin at. IVi-dam, cided- to -break hi* -silence- aflrr — allow a force of Yugoslav soldiers Yalta and all the real; fight, which to cross the border into the area is not likely unless we are attack- hearing the rancher had been mis­ ^ assigned to-Anglo-American occu- vd.-withdraw altogether and chalk treating a brothar, Itlon. The Yugoslavs occupy the up 300,000 soldirra' live* apd olhar k ..'v*nd'*r)f(>or‘ . ■ » ■ ‘ * * * “ f authern sector. Each of the sacrifices o f Iwa g resi . M Uom nJryttpn^lL .tflld _p n lk c. J ie K oeeupylng—natiotnr-Veag-ynketf t(TpiiTn*ie71jf we can extend all aid assign 6,000 troops to serve until a yet-to-be-Ueilgnated governor report* ho further need for them. Dennett'* trip ahroat) was made a* head of a houie commerce aub* committee studink civil aviation. H# said hi* observations convinced him that the United»8(Vtes should short uf war as we are doing.1 But in granting that help. Ben­ nett* said; the United States mint make sunr it recive* a dollar's worth of cooperation ami economic rehabilitation for awry dollar spent and there must be clearly defined limits to the aid. ”S Promising Aft Revenue NpedgJloht CMfllrta UaHtd On the other hand. It said, con­ flicts between federal and atata Income* taxes are "not as broad a* appears at first sight" and th a t, furthermore, laxps _ A might aa wall aaaaaw they'll bar# 1 Latest ava*llabia*figure* on col­ lections am for the flsaal jraar 1946. the It 86,1946. the TraaaDuring that from lalikely fat of revenue. The Treasury analysis said an integrated program-might smooth out some conflicts, though, “ Here art some further Treasury views on overlapping taxes: t. Tobacco — 3H slate* tax IL lt*l~the *1i1nih~ best producer of ■Ute revenue, yielding *199,000 Q00, It accounts for only 2.9 per­ cent’ uf federal collections — but that's (1,168,000,000. ( It’s naturally easier for‘ the fed­ eral government to administer to­ bacco (axes.* It collects from the relatively few manufacturer*. State* have to collect from whole­ saler*. retailers, and even con­ sumers. Different Isis ('Red 2. Gasoline — The states -got *900,000,000, or 18 percent of to­ tal revenue, from this, federal gasoline ■collections, * t h o u g h amounting to *406,000,000, war* less than one percent of all fed­ eral revenue. The report said It might be well for tha government to quit taxing gasoline — limiting ila spending on highways propor­ tionately. • S. Liquor taxes—During fiscal 1940 the federal government got *2,620.000,000, or 6 percent of an revenue. The state# got *466,000,000, or about 10 percent from this source. * One suggestion la that the states quit this field under ar­ rangement that tha federal gov. eminent, which collects its tax from the distilleries and ware­ houses, increase its levyiand dis­ tribute the extra revenue among tha states. 4. Amusement taxes—Tha fed­ eral government got *415,000,000 from taxes on admissions in fiscal 1946. Tha state* got $12,000,000, not counting collections from ad­ missions under general sales taxOther Fie Ida 5. Stats sale* taxes and federal manufacturer*’ and retailers’ ex­ cise#—27 state* now impose sales taxes duplicating specific, federal excises on communications, trans­ portation, luxury and other good* and eel-rice*. But duplication'bare lu " o f secondary importance,". L Inheritance, estate and gift tfcTOT I n i thin two ptreant (*677,000,000) of federal and)*** than three percent (*143,000.000) of state col lections com* from this source. There's a problem of orrrlapplng among the states as well aa between the state* And the fed- WEDNESDAY, OCX 29. 1947 Asiwciuted I'reas Leased W ire Third Arm y Strategy W ouldn't Have Cut Length O f The W ar AMONO THI SI PfISONS killed when a giant DC-A airliner u.uhrd In Bryce Canyuo, Ulah, were illeinlral heir G< raid Lambert. Jr., of Prince­ ton. N. J.. and William A. Galvin (tight) of Manha.,-ct, N. Y„ on ALL t-QlciaL The plane cracked up after flic broke out in the tail lection. At the lime. It was within one mile of a longing strip (fnfcrntiliunul) Chief O f Children's Bureau Says There Is No Substitute For Love Hy KATHARINE F. -I.ENROOT Chief,-UrtL-Children'* Bureau Al* Newsfratiires NO MANUAL was ever written that could make a person a good parent, if the "feeling" was not there. That is not to say, though, that parent* cannot learn how to he Iwtlcr parent* If given the op­ portunity. And, no one know* bet­ ter than the parent how much about the Job it "learned." The Children's Bureau ha* good reason to know how eagei parent* are for information about tlie job of being a parent* for il* "haby books” go out to thousands and ten* of thousands of patent* each year. Mure than 20.0tm.0tHI copies of "InfanL Care" alone have been distributed since it was first pub­ lished 34 years ago. "Your Child From One To Six" is a runner-up ami uthrr* of Ihe book* for par­ ents likewise have remarkable publishing records. Besides its major publications, the Children's Ruie.au distributes thousands of leaflets and folder* NtW YORK. Oct; 29 (/Vi * Slialcgy pinpoint In thr Isle Genet.vl Georg- J» Dalton, Jrilld subsequent!) .illeir.l beby the Allied limit rummapi- over tin piolrsti "would ttot bate vli.nl elird tlir War bill would bare made it mote ddluult to win," the war-time thirl o f italt to Meld Matib i! \ m ount Molilgomery taid yrtlrtd.il , The chnnge In lull lie pl.in whirti culled for all ail-out thiust of ili* Third Army itminted columns across the Ithim- Into Germany, I'attan sold. wn» in hi* opinion 'the momentous eltor ■>( the war." Writing In hi* Win Jooiiml, published lit pin I '.ili-lday liy tin- Sat ui day Evening Post, 1-attan declared iii* la-lief 11ml tile cliangO in stiategy was "ituphnteiited" hv* ,Moit*gomery, h . lilting in lengthening tin- wpt mid thr his* ot thousand* of additional livr*. . .1* » i WA^HINI/ION. C kl. ?l| t'l'i Rrcrnt government itudijr rhow tha; l S. (atnieri, have irm e ttn l their rreora vvattimr stnl poyiwar ncotnev into nuikviily bette- In mg romlitiunr. Fro tiiunlbl irjrollv bf*e ilidlerl into the rrtirr that newly plot*. prro.it fatliters ale vci|ui>mt{ tiii| it n vlt nlcd ouiobrii ol ,.,it, trlngcr- V alu? . ii Icplmn -t .in.j iimif.il modern .conveniences; ♦ Demon Rum Sieen As International Social Equalizer II) NEW H A L H O Y LE YORK Oct 29 td'i Alcohol is variously regarded as a temporary jiasapmt to u golden t calm of good will, a crutch for the inferior nnd fearful, nnd n ticket to |H-rditii'll. 'But wherein it is bat'd, or fot wlint purpose. It develops it* own litiinl. In I’aris if you are host and order a lari tie of win,- for your guests- ami if you don't, what atl opinion they would have of you! -you go thtmigh a long'and coin* plicated ceiemonv.’ Fust you must consult at length - with the wine wallet ovet hiand* and vintages. The Agriculture Department’s Bin eau of AgiiCulluiat Kconoutic* now lends stuteistical suhstanc* to thcan report*. In a meant sur» 'ey , il state* that the level of liv­ ing for tite nation's faint families advanced 26 pci.cl.t helwreh 11*4** and 1**4., The hlMVaU has mi mote up-tudale figutcs, but officials ptesum*’ the it end is continuing. Ihe sli,i|i<* were ccmdllfted hy Mnigniet J, llagood, hurnau atatialjctan and social scientist. .She tia-i-s her indevet of level* of living on the percentage of farms "Vvitli lelephoncs, **i 111 airtornobill** and wttlr'i IfCUIciry, and mi a v * r- ' age value of ' products' sold or_ Haded tn thr* preceding ye»t ifor e sample, G»au for the tutu h r ilex), • , Thr survey indbates that Ihe em it* country’* farm living Uvel climbed Upward, but the southern ‘stalks made the biggest peicsn, \ on the many spi-rial problems War office spokesman jti London weighing. th lllL lllffcltlll—iUrlit*-**- * g e gsltTy—ThTUP'In-rtu'.VsTTsoiinr t parent- eUi'utfllter )■» ~th>y-~~V*> "declined eiimhfefd “ m Put tail’s i elated tu the meal at hand v'-ntiid i.iaci.cts recorrlcd 37 atony So do otlini ngi-ncii-s and j charges but in Capetown, .South If vou don'l have a real know- pcicitiCedvanci- The icport notes, PlKanirnlioni. laith public and Africa, Mold gurnet)'* Lumet chief ledge of wine, you only make hottvvei. that in both' )t*40 and private. I am sure they all have of staff. General Sit Francis W. vuursrdf ridiculous by pretending. 1 G> the soallicin stales bad the the -mill- heartening experience IV Guingnud, disputed the colorful The sensible ilditft to do s* con- i<*"o*t ilvitig level, a* they read over the mall. Sotlte American commander'* claim* suit with your guests and a*k The highest living levels wore "I think that If I'nttan liml Is-en their advice. They will lake this found to i^- in farm areas of the of tin- letti i •—mr ohvionsiy front people of education nnd back allowed |o go lushing inlo tier- s< a compliment and n-spect you •«millun*l, the corn-wheat states ground. • 11tiler» wilt ten crudely many on tile mi* p|.i|n—cd by for . ail ainlalile ignoi nnioiis in nmi the I'aciftc coast. uu tile rilled paper of school tab­ him. a very awkwaid situation stead of i|e*pi*ing you a* a pielovvn i.ad the lot gi st stngia let* ate from people to whom would have develo|H*d despite li-ntiini* foreign pliom-y hio,*k counties tn tlu- top fifth wilting a letter tu -the "goVi-lll possible initial u m , . m *," lv American coimtie.i, and that Wiicp the wine 'arrives, the niciit'' is a mallet of great im- Guinguml roniniriiieil stntt ns n Wliule ia tid iti2 against "finch a move, leaving veiy vul- waiter fitsl pouts a small put puitanca, tion In vo«r glass am! waits e»- « 1 :■ imnn of tut) -Ihe average ne t a hie flanks, would mil have Ih-vhle* this vast infoininllon shortened the war Imt would havr ins’lantly. i’ht* t* the moment of (or all e.rttntfes.' that goes mil through govern- made il limn- difficult to win." Rut (own ranked tint.I Y-ehliid high dtnniu in evei v Fiencli meal. rnent aoureea, their- is the work I)e Guiiigand -aid that it took You lake a sip. loll It III mind to Niw J. r-ey with 17rl and Con­ of patent education that goes n massive Russian uTTrnsive and savor Its bouquet ami every eve necticut with I7u I'nfifnrnta stood un daily through the pi-** and atinther hv th-tu-raj Dwight I). at thy table is on you If you II llo rr (gprtii VVrtll ir>|, l o t o i nllv, the rtortluast group radio. It alt adds up to mte thing: Eisenfiowt-i on t» luoint fiofit to nisi ol the waiter and, give him n tin- willingnirs, and tire rager- achieve victnty ovet the Germans, word of praise, I Its* serving goes intnl l:tp. the north Celllial tier tn—*. of paient* to learn, "The German* dirtii t lose llielr on. lint woe awaits you if you G's. the vvest (iticliTtling uiountain It leaves tin- qlleslion: Du com- heads until Ho; very end and I'm hove accepted a flat -<mi hottie. "*ou :>• 126. and 1iii- iliKiih oldy till. “tdie t;;ii L-tm.c iiiiirTi -, do iiot ratnunit li^xL iiAtEiitit halL_Miay-j-mMr tin t lin e 'niiy-prcfialetl 'tn Ihe gtmrttnwnrit.'dlli'-lv diTTil If Til llieTT desire to do Whitt is heal giro in on the stieligih uf a tong ptni*e it with lils'ti adjectives au>( (1' ' 1 Hv mg conditions of hired fatm and right for their ehlldteltT i am , *.,r sprathcad inlo their, country — t iiate vou the rest of Hi, u itves. | H “tks-ra, Imt do Include t*'-ninla thinking, for instance, oh how lit- | the ieep allow I'attan hoped tn IA French guest can ftngtVe you |*"’d simi i-ecroppcr*. liuteau of— I ‘ " ii .................. ............... liit i r r (Continued on I'agr ?, 2nd Sec) drive Into Germany." *__________ fo i millilaHne h!s__ I , . 1......I— U u - i 1 guage he can never forgive you ■•eprrseiilntiiv of the great inaj- 1 L |f>n oidrtljig linn n |iv-.| hottlt: of " in ' •■( t . ft. Imm families. , *IU,'. Kas., in 1011 of a charge uf murdering his- first wife, Cora. He said he shot her accidentally, mistaking her for a burglar In the dark. *j , • Assistant District Attorney Roy W. Foard said hia office had entered the investigation. He added that It was In "the prelim­ inary stages" and that no charge* *ouId tie filed "for aaveral days ” <m|„i lilllklllK- rtutl'i 111 til* For all lie arknowh-dged faults If'.-ls i.f living ocah-: ItllixIi'S Island, . l&H; MassschilMild rricinii-s, liqiloi i* still tinhlt*f social lovpi ai<mn,| tin- wqH "*lts. I i,2; \ ‘,u Vink ittid \y«sh- fot lifting stniiigt'is-ftuin tpanv i New Irountrit-s onto u niiiiiinsv lliiiilgit I '•‘ tHpelMM', 437; Dclwnrc and III * j often trlti|Miiaiy, tentiKiiary,- h-vof rusv .! " . . . . . of ........... , LR-S -hanaas, I ■.>; Imtiaus umlerslamling. I Imve lrawlo,| ll,,u* 1,hl«,. . I J l ; Nolnnskn, F2j Wl*. in fit cotllitriuv in tin- l»«t ,fi\s- I * ‘ ‘ .•ami Minnesota, 130. Vi nt a, nthl in <-:o l was a host vtho thi'io always | nr ago. In Tunisia hi .ViiiIi vltlrffnin, luiund by th,' \|..-t,uu f_nt|h_ltpiii miMliliig ilcuhol, aorvrii atl o ltft mioX frast. Ilttl. slilt'U tin- cliiof glintt was an Amt-rlcatt army offn-or who liouglit sevt'tal thousand ATHENS. Oct. 29—(TP)—Greek press dispatches reported today ,h*' K ^ntm ant »roops _ were _ lh m lha-----„ ----- area In Epirus northwestern Greece in prepara­ tion for a new offensive aimed at clearing nut BOmi 2,000 lo -4,000 guerrilla* 'operating In that region. The dispatches said sharp -fighting ha* keen under way since Oct. 20 on the heights around Mftsovn and that still heavier action might be expected at any moment. Government plane* were re­ ported participating In the aper■tion* and were said to be In­ flicting heavy losses on the guer­ rillas. According to th*. best available Information, th* guerrillas now hold loosely a narrow strip of territory extending from the Grammo* Mountains on th* Al­ banian border southward-to points north of Graven* and Metaovo. Units of tha Graak eighth dlvIsion wars reported moving into this area from the east while the ninth divlson was said to be do*Jpg in from the west. ni stit1 tWiTii Many Del’iniHons, All ()i‘ Them Good! h u t }n i st'inniom,. toim Greeka A re M assing To A ttack Guerrillas H) JERRY KGItN l For duseit Og ga a wrrk-frt'Tn thr lame, V|arlo» ) IVAHHINGiriN |ls-i. "j> td V - tlie old rliit'flaln Jind hisTnoth'inlolndni «ot| take Hit* party. Inlo What fi- •'AiiieiIcnnivm"? VVlirirvri 11n- u lnto malt l,ararrlt-d .)ij< flag, tin tmlivt-, urtio uant Jo do'ln u in t",' witt< him Imv.loaf nod tlir\ Imvo to •'hlrrlniu him on Ills, own 1,‘ t fl Thrv imv,amed to pom hospitality from Imt lira, lo o . lov.d' You vo seen that wonl ami OWJI lain for u lonluly ItighltUp. vi)-r»;- ltki» ■" urTT,\)ntififATI. "ilis- IVopie from tlie tem|h;tn1<- ami narihi-tn rlimvs nit- Irani rdmatril in the uso of alii,Imt mi,I nlmsr it must. A Latin child drinks watered yrine^or tmor almoai fiotii Tilt til. I ntrr ill'lift-. It is nn occasion for him tu take a drink of Inntuly. To lake three or four would ordin­ arily )h>, in his own view and that of his ncighlHir*, a wasteful sin. The Russian's capacity for vod­ ka ia highly overrated. Mn Is (he American's rapartly for whisky. Pul 60 from rscli country in n drinking match with f>o English­ men trained in foreign ' aervice, and at Ihe end of the evening lln50 Russians would’ >h- singing "Old Man River," the 50 Amer­ icans would la- houncing "The Volga Uuatman" off lliu i afters. And the 50 Englishmen? They’d lie - soberly wondering, “ Why are those chaps making such a bloody racket?" , BUBINM0 HALTED MILAN, Italy, Oct 2 9 -< A > Business came to a virtual stand still in this a Industrial industrial city for almost Jwo hour* today «M n a throng of worl rorkera, estimated by police to total about 80,000, aaaem. bled In the ‘ rain to protest threat­ ened dismissal* In tom* Industries. Public transport was halted during tha meeting by order of the local trades council and tha gen­ eral cun federation of workers, leader* of which addressed tha gathering. No disturbance* war* reported. „ RED ATTACK PARIS. Oct *9-0P>— A woman who changed bar mind about be­ ing a Communist and resigned from tha party after being elected mayor of a Paris suburb had to be rescued from a mob last night. Shouting "traitress," 400 de­ monstrator* besieged th* city hall in U Cournauv#—one o f tha towns in tha so-called "Rad Balt" —after Mayor Maria Lehut submilled a not* saying she waa get­ ting oat o f tha party. Gendarmes summoned •from nearby AubarvUliors found th* woman hiding In a locked room in tha mayor’s suits. They tpok .,JL--- --- B N O . 249 U. S. Farmers Convert Wartime Denial Made To Income Into Better Living Patton Charge By It) Itlii'i l HI(iHSAT Montgomery Aid (A*) Special Washdngton Serviee • ‘•(lul*t»d In Wellington, Tax Cut Hoped For B ut N ot T o o . By CHARLES MOLONY Washington chance* of ■ cut down in overlapping taxation by federal and state governments look "brighter than In year*—but not too promising at that Of about JJIS^OOt^iO,000 in fed'• aral and *5.000,000,000 In state collections in fiscal 1940, more than 90 percent cam# .{rom u xet levied at both level* on the same thing*. ' The dual levies were Income, death, gift, liquor, tobacco, gaso­ line. admissions and atock-trans- far taxes. Reasons why chance* for relief from some of this overlap are brighter than usual Include: ^ 1. General revision of the fed­ eral tax system for the first lime In a considerable period ia to be studied by Congress at .it* next session. The administration has •neouraged this study. S. A number of senator* and representatives who attended * recent Chicago conference with 11 governors agreed something should be done, and that the fed­ eral government should take the first step by giving up certain tax • fie Ida to the states. Revenue .Needed But that last suggestion points up why the outlook, la not to^ promising: both tha federal and ■UU governments require a lot, of revenue to ner for their opera'tions, and each Is inclined to fa­ vor having the other fellow pull out to end overlaps, " A Treasury Department Ux analysis of the question auggasted guardedly that the federal government might wall pull out of the gasoline tag‘ field—1"in ex­ change for aUte withdrawal from another field." It h ntad at aUU withdrawal from 'tobacco taxa- A 6 Year Old Crime Comes To Light When Son Talks Florida Produce Reported M aking Great P rogress Brass Curtain Shields SeritiusActs In Trieste N EW SPAPER Heda Appeal T o Workera To Revolt MOSCOW, Get. 20 -GV)—1 This Moscow Literary Gaiett* pub­ lished today a front Page anneal to worker* all over the world to rally tu the Communist Party. "If you want lo he confident of tamorrow. If you want to tie a free cltfien of a free country, if you don'l want to clean tho shoes of rich foreigners, rely on (ha Communists," the editorial said. If you want Democracy and peace, If (he live* of your children ere dear to.you, if you don't went th* imperiallat*' to gain hy your teara and your blood, listen to th* voice of the Communist*. "If you don't want everything created for centuries by scientists, poet* and architects to tat washed away by the muddy wave of atandard 'Amaricsnltm', then fol­ low tha' Communists." •u j_y . . , ' ; JraJt-m arkj main th t la m t thing, lo t f i io omois AUTNoaiTV o r thi coca -coi* cogfANT ay SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Q tSS7, tW I and "ii-rui'ily ii-dt"—■ muro mid lm.ro.in recent vveel, i Right m,tv ii committee of the ^ lifiitp ,_,f ttepreaentatifea i- Inj vi ligating C uninuttlatii in IMtyI \\,N,I 111 I niiitic •lies '* name Is “TI hi Com- On Un-American Activi- "Fu-Atiierifan" what does it menu 7 U ciistei '* NPvv Inlrmxiiiinst DicMunary gives this ifc^pitlort: "Not <liuractcrislic-nf, iTr con* si-tent witlr, .kdin-tlean customs, piiuclplc-i, etc," \nd for "Am ciicaqism,” W«d ■ter - i-nvs: ''Attachment or loyalty (•* iIm United .States, its tiadilhma, Inieitnls or ideals." Rid the dictionary d(result say wIticlt cUsLitns, principle* nr ideals. Hack in lfl3p, tin- committee on im American activities, reporting mi it* first yrnr of existence, ilefimd Antenbeniam In sevarel luimircd word*. Here nri> some of the thing* the committee said then: “ III the* first place, Americanism is iveogidtioh of the truth that the inherent and fundamental rights uf man am derived front Hod ami not from governments, societies, dlclaturs, kings or taajOl lllev." Some people in this country don’t belli Sc m God, Are thay UnAmerican? The commute* didn’t •av. But it continued: "Tito essence of Americanism I* class, i ellgiou* and racial toler­ ance, and therefore, a man who advocates class hatred ia plainly un-American, even if ho prufem t racial and religious tolerance. "It is a* tln-Amerlran to hat* one's neighbor Iweause he baa more of the wurld'a material good* as II Is to hmta him because bs was born into another race or worship* God according to a dif­ ferent faith"' Recently, jxilh I'resident Truman ami the State Department hav* added tome definition* dealing with tho same subject. Tha Praaident, asking Congress for money tu investigate "disloyalty" In tha government, defined "disloyalty” this nay: ‘Y1- . "Membership tp lUt(. affiliation with or syrmpathsUc association with ilia (Continued on Pag* Z, tad So*) A 2%1 1 'jJ L .lf* ; . ' T -1 ■ f ,1 S A ' ' * ' - .r / ; * ) ■ I ® 1' i -— -— '’» * r 1 _- * -2=~:_ i • — p H g f e :\ i ; . . - - -> Ii • �PA C K TW O THfc SANFOItl* HKHAUi. HANFORD. FI,Oil IDA ALTA MONTH SPRINGS NEWS Florida Produce W E D N E S D A Y , O C T. 29. 1947 I Oviedo (I'nnllnurd from Pax* 1, 2nd Sect yield* from the salvaged acreage. MRS. It. D. MCINTOSH. JR. Replant* are growing nicely but hatvrsling from these aneagea Thr ' Ladies Auxiliary of the will lie late. Some growers are American Legion Post 18.1, Al­ still replanting tomatoes. Harvest­ tamonte Springs,' ia sponsoring a ing of theaalraged crop wlH'alart masquerade bail Friday night at I in three to four weeks. TtHrrilgKriTcck ii, SaTf"*!. Al- | though Costumes are optional there will In prises for the "liesl . Couple" and individual priu-s for { most original and funniest. These awards are being offered as an incentive to have most of | those attending in costume. T h e 1 * - %- M U 1 H 1m -L g ■ i ",. ■■1 t 7} V '1I Kn - f - o /i§§8 ^ t -H ■ - J f-Pahokrr' State Farmer*’ Market reported planting operations am bring continued, though local raina hnv,. plagued that aiea during the Week, As fast as the land it drain­ ed. crops are planted. "Engincera believe that it will lie several months before all land will lie out of water.’’ the manager stated. ' • * "V. Americanism * (Photo by Raymond Studio) Entrants in the annual Sear* Roebuck contest for poultry raising are shown on Oct. 0 In front of tho store on Firat Street where the exhibit * » s staged. Left to right in rear arc; Ann 'Driggors, Shirley Giant, tads Muse. Jottnle Mae Jones, Helen Benne tt. .IsatieI LeFlls and Agnes Bennett. In front,'left to right are Addle Pnrvatt, Betty Uhllliiis and Minnie Metta. Addle Prevatt and Jonnle Mae Jones won blue ribbon price* of $1*0 each. Betty Phillips ami Lbis-Muse won red ribimh prise* of 110. White ribloin winner* got $10 each. June McGill, also a second prise winner, is,not shown In the group. Children's Bureau w «1f rfiim’TJie. New England slates where she spent the sum­ mer. Air. and Mr*. Clarence Home rntcrtalnni a group of friends at l heir ho/tie Wednesday "night honoring their house guests the Mr. and Mrs. 1-ron Bisk and young son Dayrl of Los Angle*. Calif. Guests were Mr. and Min i'L. M. Ander*. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nolt(ng. Air. and Alt*. T. P. Wntlow, Jr„ Mr. and Mr*. II. D. McIntosh Jr.. Miw Betty Fletcher of Orlando. and 'Robert Itewis from .Lieut, and Mrs. Harold Sutton of Jacksonville were guests of Mr, and Mra, Donald Harris last week. Mr. and Airs. E, N. Mitchell Joined a -group of friends Saturday in Gainesville, where they went to attend the Homecoming Game. Returing with them was -Mr*. MlLlinir*-nephew, Fred Lor-' ralne, Jr. from Jarksonvllle Reach, who spent the weekend with Mr. and Mr*. Mitchell. Air, and Airs. I.cdii- Griffin bed as thlilr guests over the weekend. Mr. V. N. Mooney from Atlanta, Air. Mooney Is former resident of Altamonte Springs, Mr, and Alra. C. A. Morrison and Mra. Morrlion's father, Mr. Duel, from Syracuse, ^1, Y., were guest* last week i>f Air. and Mra. J. I), Morrison. L. M. Ander* returned Wednesly by piano from Savannah, Ga. here he attended a business Mr; and Air*. Richard Bundy uml family are expected to return Tuesday, from .Speculator, N. S’ , Mr. and Mr*. Donald Horrla ■pent Sunday fit Gainesville. Mrs. Miry -Whitehead returned Friday from Worchcater, after Worr heater, Mass, Alais. i.:u . having apent three weeka with her daughter Mrs Dorothy Sanhoin, An-adult bible ret***''Was orgarbled Sunday in the Community House. All adults uf any age are U—invilnd. Co attend.nash ftnndnv at . 9:80 A. AL Airs. Leslie Griffin is the teacher. T, P. Wartow, Jr. spent a few scon's lacked Itorium playing to houw. ___ . JMP _ _ Joyed it. a* it v u , in thi» writer a Hpecial to The Sanford Herald opinion, one of the beat presented Hr MARIAN R. JUNES Penn., enjoyed a trip to Cypress in some time. The twelfth grade waa awarded Hardens and Rok Towor. They At a recent meeting of the: " • , v*‘ry much Impressed with first prise for their .play “ Mag* nolia Blossom’’ by the Judgva. The various chairmen of the Hallow*’-1 V^kaautie* of Ft°rlda. ..................... en carnival, held-at the homc-of.* .Mr. and Mrs. Leon 12. Ulliff ami Mfs. J. IT Jones, Jr., general Mr. ahd~Rrs. Charles Olllff en­ Miss Jean Chance, who portrayed chairman, it was definitely de­ joyed a recent trip to Bok Tower the character of Magnolia in the twelfth grade play and gave auch cided to have the carnival thla and Cypres* Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Hollings­ a splendid performance, was Friday evening, beginning at 0:30 I*. M. in the Oviedo School worth have moved into the Jimmy awarded first prise for the best Lee. Jr. home on Lake .Charm un­ actress of the evening; while gymiuuium and lunch room. Bingo, in charge of Mr. and til their new home, now under Johnny Pilloian. who also gave ' Mrs. J; P. Cox. ha* been ad<lcd construction, has been completed. the audience many laughs a* the Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Jakubcln son in the same play, won first to the list of attractions. Also a special cake sale, in charge of are the parents, of another son. prise as th* best actor. Honor­ able mention was given to Miss Mrs. Charles T. Niblack, special This is their third child. Mr. and Mrs. Immar Echols .and Dorothy Malcolm ami Frankie chairman. Elaine, were Gore. Johnnie Jones won first All chairmen and their commit­ baby daughter, tees arc to meet as early as pos­ gueita of Mrs. Kchoi's parents, prise for selling the most tickets sible at the school to choqsgjhcir Mr. and Mrs. Ralph King, rccent- and Billy Meek second.- - Mrs. Elsie Ferguson of Pensa­ location* and decorate. Dan Chisholm, boss of the new cola, Is the .house guest of Rev. Those present at the meeting were Professor Walter A. Teague, bridge now under construction ami Mrs. II. II. Link this week. Mrs. Maude Coates. Is having general advisor, Mrs. J. B..Jones, ovyr Econlochatrhee, on the ChulJr.. * general chairman, Mrs. uota road, has announced that the the inside of her home pkinted, Charles T. Niblack, co-chairman, bridge has now advanced so far also Mrs. W. B. Young. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Aulln, Mrs. W. R. Meek, Mrs. G. S. Moon, that it will be open to traffjr In Jr. are the - parents of a son, and Mrs. Lawson A. Hardy, chair­ about two weeks. The Baptist Church is now con­ Janies Theodore, bom Oct. 18, at men of rake-walk, Mrs. A. M. Jones, fish pond, Mrs. Don' R. ducting a study course for all the Orange Memorial Hospital. Ulrey, applrbob, Mrs. il. D. El­ officers of the church each even­ The Auliiv* have a daughter. Dting this week, under the leader­ ane, two and a half yWars of ngv. lis, candy. Mrs. Autin und son are at home Mrs. R. F. King, who has been ship of Mrs. Elsie Ferguson, .a and doing fine. visiting her sister, Miss Esther state W.M.U. worker from Pen* Mr. and Mrs. Donald Leinhart —* Easoi\. and brother. Roy, of Sav­ sacola. ' Mr. and Mrs. Fredv Pieraon had have named their son. Donald annah. Ga. and in Raleigh, N. C. Barry. They also havr twins, has returned, bringing as hrr as their luncheon guests Monday nearly two years of age. Wynn Rev, and Mra. II. H. Link and son, guest for a week her sister, Miss Alfred, and Mr*. Elsie Ferguson, and Gary. Esther Eason.’ Newly elected members of the Miss Myrtle Eason anil Miss the latter of l ’eruacola. Oviedo Woman's Club arc MesMrs. G. M. Arfe is hack home Helen Stewart, of Lakeland, spent dames Joe Beasley. Jr., Henry the week-end as the guest of Mrs. after having spent several days Wolcott, Tommy Staley. Torn R. F. King and Miss Esther in the Fernald-Laughton Hospital Hollingsworth, and Eddie Parker. at Sanford, and ia doing very well. Es»on. *, Mr. and Mrs. George W. Mor­ Mrs. Louise Martin was rein­ Among those from Oviedo at­ gan are renovating the inside of stated. tending the homecoming at Uni­ Donald Shaffer, son of Mr. their home. versity of Florida. Gainesville Rev. II. II. Link and Rev. J. N. and’ Mr*. Charles 0 / Shaffer. Is this week-end were Mr. and Mrs. expected home for the week end Jon 1. Miklcr. Miss Betty Miklrr. Thompson attended a Sunday from Gainesville. 'school meeting at Del-and Sunday Professor Paul Mikler, Steve MikMr. Lee* Gary has returned ler, Andy Stanko, Johnny Duda,' afternoon. — • from Villa Kira. (la., where he Mr. and Mrs, Bill Martin have Leon Miller, Miss Joan Meek and went to visit his parent*. Miss Jane Segrrest. They also started work on their new home located near their uncle’s, R. L, attended the football game be­ Tunisia- itr North tween ‘the—tlntvmti\e-*(jr North Wheeler. Carolina and the University of Florida. Miss Joan Meek attended the homecoming at Gainesville on the bid of Donald Shaffer, and Miss GO ALL THE WAY WITH Jane Heacfest on thy hid of Rnhprt Lee. Mr. arid Mrs. W. B. Ragsdale, of Silver Springs, Md., Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lunsford. and daughter, Judy, ami Mr. sod Airs.: II. II. Kemp, of Atlanta, were re­ cent dinner guests of Mr. ami Mra. R. L. Ragsdale. Mr. W. B. Ragsdale is a brut her of Leon Bagsda le’s. Mr. and Mr*. 'Leon. Ragsdale and Mr. and Mrs. Lawson A. Har­ dy have returned after spending MANY OTHER ACCESSORIES tho week-end in Atlanta, where 1 they went to attend a surprise birthday dinner given in'honor of* Mr. Ragsdale's father. — Alias- Lola Applegate,-guest-ef i Mr. and Mr*. James W. Wilson,) Rhone 0180 Second & Snnford Avenue left Sunday to visit friend* in St. Petersburg!! Irefore returning to I GASOLINE - OIL TIRES - BATTERIES Lyman H igh School * UV HELEN FAWN A ATTENTION everyone! Don’t %nlnr Hallo. ween Carnival coming up soon on Urt. itl, at Lyman High School uf Longwuod. Cottcessiims of all kinds will lie open to everyone— that is. if they have llieynmicy! Ilefreshmenl* of all kinds and ■tj’lra will lie served, ami last. but not least, the big Grain) Fi­ nale al 0:00 o’clock. Please plan t o attend and to have a spooky g o o d time. It v ill start at rt: 30 . parent knows the child Iwtten than any one else may blind him to the true state of affairs. _ There'iliouTtl lie trained person* available t« whom the parents toultl turn fut help, just a* "nuw they tWn matter-of-factly to the [ncmlon Of the child’s physical wcli-iiclng. In ju it tlic xatuc way a "diagnosi#" by some one with special skill* in dealing with behavior prob­ lems -can' contribute greatly to the child's piotional well * ... „f Those \pcoj......... ...... . the staff br available to the staff, ' uf all school systems and all pub- cla! now’s. .Tony Hunter enter­ tained his friends *vilh a bang up party at. this borne last Fri­ day night. Swimming, dancing and refreshment* weie enjoyed by everyone. Some of Lyman i party-goer* were: Eugene Sex­ ton, Floyd Kenney, Lyman Phil lips..- Christine Buckingham.- Jadays last week in Tampa on hual ness..Returning with him was Mr Arthur Glbbbh* of Tampa. Mr. Glhltfms attended nn Episcopal ex­ ecutive hoard meeting In Orlando while here. SCRAP BOOK By R. J. SCO n CRAW FORD’S AMOCO SERVICE IN OBII8VANCI Of NAVY DAY, memorial service* were held tt the grave «-( the Isle l*rrvidnil Tliciuiorp nn-j'-.cveH'aT Oyster Uay, Long Island, N. Y. Ucre Mr*. Edith Kennit Roosevelt, widow of the President, is shown with Army and Navy ofnt:sn who Tams to pay thtlr respects. They tie (1. to r.); Rear Adm. R. It Bclknsp, retired; Mtj. Nathaniel Uavcnick. and CoL Kent C. Lambert. Fort Jar, N. V. UnremnUonal) Hr welfare agencies. C'....::_ Similar!) their help should be available ." • to health renter* and medical clinic*, „„„ -. or for that matter, to any c“ V agent) ~Z : or organisation In the communityj that deals with parents .fJVls-dUl i ■diett,' Tlioy ■IllUUld ’ lie* fl. T . . , parents to T|peak J . to freely about their chlldien's .... — behavior, ............ •, _as the first step in getting matters set right again. . This' need fpr such a counsel­ ling service foi parents is tiring ■recognized, but so far, little In the way of such M p -i* ‘ ^dually available.-Fund* for such a serv­ in' are' genet ally' larking^ and so are the people with the special skills. Those who are taking re­ sponsibility fur children and youtli in community planning would do well to look into way* and mtun* of establishing this type of service. Inta.To HousewiveR By lasteile S. Thursby Extension Food Economist wash off both together with cool *oapy water. Baking soda frtim the kitchen first aid for acid sf*in* 1)111 may discolor or damage fib-. sis, ' Dimiipl tU'UHTlCfH' With unfa' neutralixca the acid and prevents , u j n damage. * * ’ A M O M t/ Y O U G E T M O R E F O R WHEN LESS YOU WI TH S H O P RINSO Pet — Evaporated MILK Itershey*s Chocolate* Legal Notice SYRUP M b Ca s o tu ' k to a p Ph Aii Toil .dMirre: i- a s tK A *h Btokely’a Finest Sweet |it»rs MIXED PICKLES of, residents and a-l-ltrM ..'■•» n -Volt are hsrsliy ti'IIIM lf«sl ■all Its* li * t-a InslUulnl IPs Circuit r'ouil of Malt), Ju.l!.-I»l l’lrsul I ol Kl«ri SsmlQ.its (luuuly. I» 1'lionrsry, u» th* lilt, dt JKAN i'AitOl.VN I TK8. Plslatlff. vs. ‘ JKXXH Is I TBH. IMfsmtasl. u d Ihst tt>sv lly f sou *at t * , a o ' a b o -lir lg itssrss O l til torso. Toil, sts Ihs’tsfore isquitng to sppssr Is Ml.l rauss In pnstm •by ' stli-msy si |K, 'qrftrs t>( the Clork of ish* I’utfri, s| llislrggH II u u m la (Uafurd.' Wamlliuts County FtmfV. oa th. Yrth rtsy J-|f No vsmlatr. I»*T. (ThUrnlsy) and ihst Is tUtcplr. Ihsreof a dstrS. pr» conlssstt win bs sslstrd and sa)4 m um Will proryud* r», parte. WITNKtm my tiXul and ..fflclsl ■sal ink the l»lh day of UrliAif, A. O. t»*T ti r. Ifstsdon r*trrk ef t’Ucell Court g s m fn u ts , ' * Hein* Tomato ♦ Chill milk unril Icy cold. Stir Into boding cider until dissolve sail; chill Until syrupy. Add W h ip cMIUd milk with cold besisr, or electric beatsr as faJgl Lord Miff. Fold iate g*U Put into 4 sett indlvidu cups. Chill unril Arm. Ui at tots an isttucs or . KETCHUP Maxwell 11on re « COFFEE Libby’s Argentine- Yacuum Pac 47c 12^)*. Corned Beef Can 45c All Popular Brands Cigarettes Ctn. 51.73 Cloae Out- Clapp’s Strained Food Jar 5c U .8. No. 1 “ Eat Tham E veryda y" IRISH POTATOES 10 lbs Small Yellow I 't i u n t ) . V l - r l d a tOffWkl deal) I t o fs p iilt t e r A s * h c ( 't » s AttprtW)'* for Viaiallrt Rss tor-1 bVtida WAXED 11*T|i - Crisp, Fresh, Large Head* JLETTUCE IK COURT*. < * XIHS •'•lUNTT JUDrtH. ■tHCMrNoiJr c o tr.N T r. tlTATR o r FbOtlldA. IN Plto. PAPER . r. LEAVES df fJAlMtREO’ M lH t M A K IM f* a T Lo a f ©f 1ARCE FL A f SLABS o f . PRlJC D I^ lfA H S ? baked Fo x g l o v e bread * p o l is h i are EAfEN BY 'fME KURDS* . ^s, . > K</*P/STA/<*. Nelle- Is Osntlty xtvse, tti.l J. N tljlh.it *Jid WMe-ir »f K«*» f|M tfcsli lloal rst»»i *• KsuCUtore Tf Ibe.rytal* nf Arthar It. -H. twwls, 8sc»a»e4r>iaal «h»y j run* tfe.if pv tltlon for rissi dutharaa. sad Uia* tbsy wilt aptly la Hfc# •!tnh-ir»pi* It. tV. Ware., c'osbty Judge- ol on either ire or egg white from Karatnels CBaoty, rk>rMs. r-n th* 1* di> of .PsestuPsr. IMT. for a*the kitchen. If the gum .la on pruvsl of **ms smf for final dlsfabric that will not water *pot, rub It with ire. This hardens the gSM edough so that it often can ' be acrapdd nr rubbed free. This ia an especially good method for ruga and other heavy material*. It ia *l«o. possible ttr soften tho -. *4 i_. -' . • ' Small Juicy ORANGES IN IUS T itK gitTATK o r AtlTIHMt ft. R. tjsw lll. DlWMtMtl. TO Aid. WHOM IT HAT CON- W H A -f P LA M 1*.ARE- US! Han! tilet-n CABBAGE - r* r •- f n r » : m a « r ’ ■t , %-Ya*Ti ; . Open All D«y Wednewduy For Your Conrenleocg 118 MuffnolU Avcnttf �L > . J ~*-U1 .L W E D N E S D A Y , OCT. 29. 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA HAMBONE’S MEDITATIONS nf Alley us I • — -F O R -R K N 'T — ARTICLES FOR SALE HELP WANTED A im ' 6 i r r m ' T oo MUCH T ' EAT DfcSfc DAYS,WHUf YdlD D t GARDEN DONE DRIED OBAN* MAH POCKET- RAGE T H R E E FACTOGRAPHS R u ra l C om m on S en se !ly Spoil Jnhnwm : HOME CARDENS ACA IN ‘ ! JMI'UJITAMT- IN—MKHt'INO-— t ‘ CRITICAL f o o d n e e d s i Thomas Torquem.ida. conf**apr of Queen Isabella and impiUItor-gcncral of' Spain. I* reputed id nave been responsible for ttie burning to drain or 10.22i) |>eraona and condemning O.KUO to be burned in rltlt.y during the , 1H years of his Inquisition. A tire was recently named tn In I3in, .75, Clt ■ i c t ’ iwr-m) ^memory of .Susan U. Anthony, {mpnUtiorr or timri- . .nq>t.t .( tlolcd suit lagi*t. near firs cvtlUK- »the year vvittiTii l !?T*t ,in. New liiitaih t.’ imi of Giant Forest Village, in She in a pop­ Dig Tree Grove ol Sequoia Na­ ulation of frS.Tiki. v,.ir lb,- targtional Hark. C»Uforiria>Ttn(' tree c*l city to achieve thir tcci t l. Is more than d.OOO'-year* old. Ilam tram i k, Mb h., : !. stands 2i)C Icct high and tx 20 and W atertown. N V . \. i j third. • l* • feet in diameter. * The war I* oier but the home i Of'HCE i pare in Mvisch Building FOR SA1.G— LJmcroclr for driv*. Help Wanted—’•nung* Man u* of. ■vegetable gaiden i« being re-en- I fire A ’credit man. Firetlnnc light ollittj, icwly ui-cor- , w«y» and roadway*— Phone j listed to ftght for freedom, eveli . Stoles. 1241. aled. all utilities, heal and ianlu* it » a . a 'p oten t, warrior fori • * • B o o k ,T o o * The 7.U sun symbol. ufTleial The t«n n ' Mur.b r* i Uiblc*’ tor service furnished. Call Hddvictory. United State* Department j <SHALLOW well pump ami one. iTWO LADIES as l.ttiiei n-mu'lL- j symbol of the state of New Mex­ lly using more'high grade was |Hiput.irty appiud to n v er­ W. H .'W A .'I h.qjL Stott. o f . Agriculture gulden lyudcrx hull lui.m m .iln, S' t nU't.in ■ ‘ IkllllttlSHI,. CI .k 1 t t f t i». lit 1 runsultants. Trained fu in half hursc motor.. E. Lawton, lump ore m open hearth fursion o f the Scriplufi M pubb-hnl have >et a goal of 20 million ico, was designed by the Indians the art of makeup Kam « hile j Country C|ub Road. Sanford. TWO NICK mums, Phone 26H.J, of Zia Puebla in picluMune nates, strcl maker* can cut Itu ir tn IhOI. Ik-cju .• of an liter in Freedom tiaideh* this winter and training. WHu ' Kelt Penile, 7OH Oak Avr. times. • purchased scrap requirement# n» Jude 19. where tht t •, . • next spring. tins spore heater* >142)6 up 1633 Ml. Vernon Ave., Orlando, • • • mtrch a* |J per cent. mureraTt was print*d "Murder* Becau-r home gulden* Cali be HKCURD PLAYERS nm| .radios CO. ■II. , . 1L POPE % - .INC. - In 1916, people of the AInttcd grown in Florida this winter,! era.” • for rent. Hy day nr week. The these national leaders lire looking States spent an average'or >vo0 Thrrr.fourtha of thy peonle of _____________l i—•-------- ■— — ~ ■ usic Box, in* W. 1st St. Paints, Poultry Supplies, Nails, MAN to manage all white itiMiiT"hone l Purina Feels. Groceries and ■ « * debit '»> E nfold. Tin- 1* _ dn-lhis-stotu-Ui^ lead-off—wdh-a-t -fo r goodwill-amt srrrrr 963. Ih e United State* mu*t. live in Amphltdte, in t»yR;Ahrg;y. ] Meats, Touehton A Watson, 1201 -■ good proi^m m i for-m-n-whrr large numK’ r .o f plot* piodweiug citi** of nunc than. 50.1XMI, nr w.is the w ife i'( f.'cptiirn .o i r FOR. RKNT—-!! tiydrv^ms IhiiT Celery, Phone 1199. I I* willing to work. I’hotn D,-. fresh ycgotables fen food. Dur­ The design In cut gl.i** is cut In metropolitan arras suifc-lrlid■l.uighti r Of Qi nlilll and Terr:i> ' g French Ave. J’hone :ilLt-J. Land 317-W. ing the. last leal* of the wnt. it h»- use of an abrasive wheel. mg such cities. IheHnuther.iil Triton, i t *.*-■t. I 't r c n on u iT f , , ALUm IKUM easement windows. ......... . was estimated that Victory Gut u e n l° i ' ' *togie or doylile. Steel casement and Aluminum WE h w « life Immrtlmc debit den* provided 10 percent of the 7IW OaK AVI-ulie.______^ _____ ihiUblt hung w.lndow*. Miracle ■«* Sanford that it* a leal op j fresh vegetables used on Amer­ - pmtunity for u man Mm it Ave. room ' t.onrrcte Co. 30!) Elm 'U ' 1f ican tables. Freedom Garden* COirPpHTA HI.V furnished willing to work State personal ! Phone 1335. lare expected to tin er|ua)lv n* well. luigr clothe* closet, semi fact* and hu»lrw«* expet Icner. Euro Be i* hungry and threaten­ vale hath, tuh and shower. eon- t i i i t r Pi ATE I U N f l l CX?AJT G E T M O T A N D B O T H E R E D - Write c;o P. O. Ilu\ Kilt, t)i Un­ 1 T O L D YOU T W O ed with Communist domination. tinuous hot water“ Served from 11:30 to 2 at Homer’s do. Fla. T J U S T CAME- B A C K T O G E T M V Antcriean food i* required in luige H O U R S A O O T O GE1 J f desired. 505 Valencia Dr. ---------- --------------ilUantitivs. Thi? bn* raused prire* V "an a n Lanta Sulidivision. Sultdivision. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Salrs F L A SH L IG H T - - A S T R A N G E R O ' T O W A J / / WORK W A N T E D to advance in , this country. So and Service. The Music Ilox, 9 N E E D 'S A L I G H T T O (S.E T A R O U N D 1hVeedon» tlardens are propuwd to II!) W. 1st 8L Phone 353, WANTED TO RENT eoprb.it hunger in Europe and re­ /A 4 T H IS B U R G - - L O O K - Y O U 'V iV FLOOR SANULNC A finishing, FLOW KltB duce the threat of additional in­ 2 BEDROOM furnished or unfurcleaning A waxing, Out power L IV E D H E R E A L L Y O U R L IF E . foe all occasions flation here * > • home, in,he,1 house. Phone 8:30 unit cnafrtr*. us to work a here j MeNKILL * YOST FLORISTS (iardon leaders' Iw'lieVr that : ‘A N D Y O U S T I L L C A R R Y O M I __to 6:00. there Is no electric Conn—lloi Sipes Aye. Just off Celery produie rai-e.1 in home yatilen* j , Office ph. 403 fesldenre nh. 610 R “ v* i 1 r**\* expericnc*. will help reduce the, demand for 3 R E A L E S T A T E EOR S A L E --------- Il— ----- -- —---------------I IL M. Gleason. Lake Mary, Fla, wheat which will la- .hipped CEMENT STEPS for your hom e.'-----------------! abroad.. They-know Omi it will HKAI. ESTATR Free estimate. Miracle Conciete LAWNS MOWED Low prices la- wholesome and full of food INSURANCE Jcrrv .Lurd. I'iiutm 788-W. On 309 Kim Ave. Phono 1336. value for families fortunate en... MORTGAGE LOANS LICENSED practiced mim-. mid­ SEWING M U lilNKS oueh to have an ample supply. *A Y :tO N D SI. HALL. Realler dle aged., good references, Eva SALES AND SERVICE The a) teci go of rummereia! Registered Itrukur and Miter, LongWmid. Itcrl's Sen in* Mach. Shop Insurance Agent vegetable*, in southeru Florida 115 S. Fhrnch Ph. IIM will l>e (.-dull'd lavmi*e of loch Rm. 4 Florida Slate Hank Bldg. ; NURSE a* maid. Stpy un pre­ wnlet Hiindn-d* of fntm hikI miers. Opal ItrmA-. 1316 West ATTENTION :~ O W N E R H OF UlXMH) FEEDS ompiete line. urban families -have been neeus13th St. Slur* HunCs Tuxedr Feeu REAL ESTATE! W j; NEED tomeil to eanning tin; surnlu* Cct SUM M ER LISTINGS OF ALL KINDS OF ... ■from mmmcreial • firld*. With REAL ESTATE ** HOMES. NEW SPINET PIANOS—Weaver. 12 S P E C IA L NF MV ICES shorter romntefrlal rrpps this this vitamin candy way — APARTMENT HOUSES, COM* | LJheral trad* in A term*. The year they jvill do well to pmvide I U m 3W f»I','ALIWMrM it . . » n*..r*M u u ..,».,*u<s, LOTS,! aura _____ MERCIAL M.UII.DINGS, Mu,,i<’ »«*. 119 W. First %SL their own vegetable* for canning j BfFkNn N« UlUtW R E M A CAR GROVES. MOTOR COURTS? Puhna 963. __________ Hiidia** \\ill;*l tfenpltAV from thejt own gntdcP-; -L -rid n -M 4 ^ ir.sL is i > m Ilia * -YOU UUtVKIT---, MUTD{LCOUU£J.OCATiOVS.-^fjj. - nfCKT hi’ine made candy m A Ini go tlUmner of vegetable* tmi ilim'l cut Ml my tiwl*. PHONE 200 »iifg'tawa,fnidIdOuflimUiiMI«*»iIff. ran tie plunli'd now and later In HWICK LAND-WORK ISON tIt v TO T Sr.l.l., s v n ‘H \VHV \ IT iLI'/l n ' 1 (m< shipment mm wittii'ilv cDl iWwi ilcribD, IT* ill NOT ft, r‘,r 0ver , fol ,i,,, home gardens throughout Florida. ' "nrWtJ I' W J rnjnrnr ifcrtrnbmm U DHIVK-IT, INC. ME KNOW ADOPT ITf AS ’ i'htme 1 County K 310$. 101 uw' i iLlflrtfl liitlilmil A\ t>S f-indy Inexperienced gardeners can ob­ fjsar yty-iis *\L«ijufr}y Itifttakfe (SOON I HEAR FROM YOU I • SEE US FOR tain assistance .from thou county * # * # • trwiMhl I t WILL ARRANGE TO I.OOK General Electric automatic hlan- ! MIMEDGRAPH PRINTING and home demonstration agents, | , *l4**t.* •mrn*tlu»IMFm»— VOIR PROPERTY O V E R . ket* fur sleeping cumforl. Ml 14 * • 19 «»• . •*«*!• • » » AND TYPING I from *eed*lnen. from the Agrlrtr!- I t*« »*IH AVIMl Vti«ws WITHOUT COST TO YOU. I _ »■ »• FOPB CO. I N C ___ r*fa4t H— f— ■* IT*n, _ CREDIT Lt R IM (IE I lural Extension Service iumI^'ExW ILL THEN TELL. YOU , v*«srt >» SANFORD I periment Station, and from otliFOR HALF. t» tn> I»t ** bw*®y MtL 4 all «* l W HAT PRICE YOUR PRO- I IKi'N. Park Pl.wie ISO I er*. PKRTY WILL IIIUXC AND OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 CENTS Rntimillal A Anderson I .The war is over toil, for tbo Tomb Ion -Drag t o . HOW SOON I RELIEVE IT PER POUND. BUNDLED IN Expert Itudui Repairimr I home gatdi'ii. the “duiation" i* BUNDLES. CAN HE SOLD. V. L'ULVEIl Erect Myers, 311 L. 2nd St. till on. 10. 16,* 20 and 26 CENT G O L D E N — REGISTERED THE IIDMR SHOP HERALD OFFICE 1REAL E S T A T E BROKER. WATCH & CLOCK RFP \IRING ] MAIN OFFICE ON 17-92 HIGH­ ERIED SHRIMP DINNERS 1700 Sanfonl \vo. Ph..... 111 I J WAY NORTH OF UNDER­ years RMS and 1916 wo- appi every uisht at Homer's. PASS. TELEPHONE WINTER malelv one.third gientei tlran the ATTENTION MO I HERS PARK 1X8. TOBACCO STEMS average of the years 1936 1939. —DIAPER SERVICE— We have in a limited quantity of Rahy Valet fuiiiishr* hospital •NEW' HOUSE, *2 hednioma, partly rut tofiacro iten a in 100 pound clean, sterile d!an,w* niTd deo.|ufr , , r , „ » , iMfH»,iiiiS , , l i h lUfciw* fiirnishi'tl. Smalt doyvn payment. f mu. srsilill* l**X fi ,onail*H , hiiif*. Ask for ton lot price*. ixed container, iv inoinU'al end rHrIifclr Ralancc like rent For appoint­ ■*'• |,M,|, r»tin»ll| l* » “ ) ■•',H A. M. Prrvatt, Seville, l-'ln. safe. Fully mtili.elly approved HlUilllHSit- rm UHlrlt trllrf «*a ment cnll 1*17.1. Phone 2104, Call Daytona 2 117-\V c-lb-ei fef, -,.^,1 i r . o l l . _ V L * . __ V U . t m t .1 - O l \ 1. •dcrattsr**.BnttBprTi’., v* u weetT I l | : v r, l l r i r m i r r S l o t i S r b " t * " A very nice 2 k-drwm buutraluu. - USED WO AT SALE I V , n, M l l o * „ o t l , r , a I * l h , lil l k . "FlltST IN SANUORR" - j bark - type Toni® on 20th Street,: CIIKIS-CRAFT Del. h»mr. Mhlle. «rea**l-**. # flame eorutrwuop - i l u l a « e , Kndwl„| Crui^-r. sal. 1*1 ksW i *f «»'!• llvinK room, dininjr loom, kltcli- |ib 47—=-23* CHIU 8-CRAFT Exnress W illi, grind corn for feed, grit* *k . u i t m n lll\T»l»:>T—Tkr rlr.c.t en. sun narlm : out flnnr* a^r fj --------— -----ing. J- W. Hell. Lake Monroe, l.r* aeil I'apfS. **•*! a* 1**rfct«*i manenl. awnlnra— fl. tmnCIIRIS-CRAkT Del.uxd I nr.*s *».l II, aimlllat A X»,l.f»~o. l*irc. A •irietjy mouvrii JuimB riihty t FOR RENT—Floor sanik-r. Easy and price.I liltht. ] m 1 o„* CHRIH-CltJkKT Custoin opcralion. Hcas^mahtv rater, San­ Very d*aiiab,c -J .............. furRunilboul (Demonstrator) , ford I’ainf & Glass f^r. Rhone nlnhed house, J ™r tranute. on CHR18-CRAFT Del,use 301. larpe lot. Immediate nowt-wlen. Knch>*ed Cruiser roih Tr ■ FLYMOirrh^ Property in go(«l eonditimt nT'‘* l|D,i7._17 ' CHHIS-C IIRIS-CRAFT Ih'Luxe PARTS .AND SERVICE cheap, 4 Utility * I'hmre to il 3Si acre* in GotdsGbnL suitable tu il—4u* Custom Huilt Enclosed 109 Palmetto Ave. •a for colored • siiledivlsion. Price Pir.no Trmfiq^mPRepairing L. I. - l m ti raytiiiL Ri39—3|l‘ Custom Ruilt ()|H ‘n tSSnC Sill. Ilea. Oil-W. . ' beCrcomuirdon relieve® k.mxI dairy and chicken farm; Hull (With or Without Erfglna) cause It goes right to the aeat of the ruse it nice 3 la*lriHim modern home, UNKNOWN—16' Inboard MotorSIGNS ■In to help -------looaen and expel trouble __ — tenant house. 57 acre*, paved . ' bnal—:----1---Show cards and hosier® germ laden phlegm, and nid nature <>!) lwii. aides^Kuod wrlL pres­ [UNKNOWN 16' Thompson OutO - DlfETH SIGN SBRVI(3t to tooUro %nd liral raw, tender, In* sure water system, and . isil flamed bronchial mucous m em 0. I). tandr®*®. PhofiS U)2t Imard Motorlwint (W illi' or bronra. Tell your druggist to sell you 1 building*. A good buy at Without .Motor) >7,600,00. Reasonalde cash pay­ HOWARD BOAT WORKS, INC.- Cohen's—Radiator 81mj> fnr r.>r::. a bottle of CiuumaWon with ths un* U y W a ll D isiu 'y M I C K K Y M O tJ v S K 'I h u I f c s t T h i n g s I n L i f e A r c F r e e . ple’.a ladiatnr ■••rvirr. R'6 Sa.t- dcrstandUB you must Ilk® tha ®ray It ment. balance like re«f. • SALKS Cll BIB-CRAFT FRED W. RENDER * . Si SERVICE ’ f " 1 ' ■ ......... •v ?o hivyo aj ! ^ ^ ? 8 S 2 t r * * * • " 7^ T1 Room 2 Ela. State Hank Ride. 63.1-639 Itallnugh Road, auT... f !^J—S-P IM ...... It* ;iii v . 1 ■ r D E O J u iU L S IO M Phone 1030 ark,- P l« n e -I6 5 4 r *' Daytona llaarh, Fla, _ Reef T tiin id a ird ’ Telephon*. IM on Spiral permanent, lasting , rO^Cougn>|Cn#ltCoW>,Bronchlll. t s A R T IC L E S FO R S A IE fi mu. fb longer. t „hl wrfrr*, | • ---------- * -~ 3f* hp. Champion cratlioanl mo* CrrHiuitmle & Muchinele*s. All FURNITURE* raint^HIgh (ilosa ' tor. >25.00. 20 gunge 3 shot waves •guaranteed. >6 up. Ena met Tor horm' use, any color IkiR action shirtgun. >20.00, 314 [ Ms die il T e it Proved ThU | ilesired. Fri*e delivery in City. “ •Chapman Ave. . ROOFING. and painting. Free es­ Very good, [ininl at reasonable Great to R f f i m MONTHLY timate*. Smith (linllirrs. Con­ lieice*. Heel’s Paint Shop, Phone GAS hot water heater, 2 years tractor. Phone M8H. RMU-J. 30*5 IV. 2nd St. old, excellent rendition, >50.00: Phone 1146J or 1030-J. ADD many years of life to your i £ ED BED covers-^200 lb bags metal roof and leant if v -the Central City Rag Co. P. O. BEAUTIFY vour homo with Lighome. We spray It’ the rolor ilox 2462. Phone 417K, Orlundo, ustrum herige. Contact L. B. you want. Block ami other con­ Fla. , " - Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla. for crete structure sprayed,ln_pa*any site® or any quantity. lei colon. Barn* etc, ‘■prayrd Ars rod Iroubted CHRISTMAS tree tights. The m ofI ffemale with (rest oil paints, ta t us give OUtiMS Music Box, I1U W. 1*1 8L CABBAGE plants, Marlon Mar­ tuncilnnsl month , Phone 053. ket, L, B, Mann, Lake Munroe, ' you a free estimate. Rr'.'l'n ® l«lu rb *tK *»r D o »«l portable spray unit, 306 W. 2nd im * t * n you «u8*r f i r m t » l n . fsel m OCTOIIKK 26th wilt hava all kind COVERED wagon houao trailer, SL Phon® lujM-J. tour, restless, i of vegetable plants fur setting sleeps 4, gas stove, refrigera*1 ,tirh UawT AIIst I Hickson Repair Shop so Irr Lrdts X. ■mall or largo acreage. J. W. tur. whit® sink, Venetian blinds. 1hsm s Vrestabl# Oom__ 6th Sltr'4't A l.nun-l Avenue Bell, lorke Mbnroe, Fla. Phone A-l condition. Sell or trad® for pound to relist# such srmptomst la a recent medical t»st l'lnXh», i * 16. ' • car or beach wagon. Ed l-«W. Blacksmithing A gtoirrsl repair I compound proved remartably htlptul Telephone 1358 tun. Country club road, Santo sosnen troubled this tesy, It e whet GLOIIE greatest cut-rate whole> Docuos cell a uterto® eeSellrs.lt h*s ford. ‘ ANN0UNCKMKNT *7“ sal* diatrilmtori, offer* nov»la stand eootht M VUSHALLS' vosss'i SUHI • lies, sundries, * toys, gifts to SEA-BEE outboard 6 II, P. mo­ j l shrqwd buyers. Globe Trading tor >129.60. Gene'a Texaco Ser- Custom tnadr Vrrtetlan Blinds. Awning* — Ten day delivery • Co. 109 W. Flagler 8L, Miami, S ^ A k o .fll vita, 1120 Sanford Are. Phone Workmanship guaranteed.-Phone * Fla., 9134. ’ ’r LYDIA L PINKHA 1375, '___________________ ALUMINUM roofing, all lengths, TRAILER KIT never been used. >9.80 per square; baby chTckat >12.00. John Glllun, 605 Valen­ DOLLS DRESSED — Prices ac­ 14 LO ST * cording to aim* and required poultry netting. Sanford X-Cef cia Dr,_________ __ ^_____ outfit*. Customers furnish all I (1ST: Ladies' Mack purse Store. Sanford -Ave. at 2nd St. materials. Mrs. W. K. Watson. SMALL HOUSE trailer. Sc® H. Phone 164, taining money, olhrr valuable*, 507 Oak Ave. Tues. Wed. A Crosson at Trailer Park- -, In or - near Satnfonl Ilospitai AUTO PAINTING 8UPPL1K8. Thwra. 9 to 11 A. M., 3 to 5 Saturday night. Finder plrasfc DuTiix and Dura Spraying En­ fl ARTICLES WANTED P. M. : phone 237-W. amels and Lnquera. Masking Highest cash price paid for used RAYMOND STUDIO ^ tape. Sanding Di*e and Paper. 13)BT: Route hook . containing furnltur®. T®d Daria Furniture Expert photographer available at W Senkarih Glass X Paint Co. names ami add raise*. Orlando Co. 211 K. 1st. Ph. 9S0all times for weddings, anniver­ 112-114 W. ImJ SL Morning Sentinel. Finder notify saries. birthday parties, Social Ralph Ray. 200 Maple Av®. Complete _ kitchen equipment in­ I’LL BUY your ear regardless of gatherings. Phone 1093, Phuhe 1166-J. .Uewa ,ag® or condition. Roy Reel, 309 cluding‘two electric ^tovex, talrW, 2nd SL lo-top hot water hriiter, doubleLOST: Two 10 In. dual whrels 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL drain. aink, solid well-built cabwith rubber tire* from lawn WANTED AT ONCE. 16 used Ineta. Call 668-Wmower. If you find one or troth pianos. The Music Box, U9 W. rail 7WLW, Jerry Lord. ATTENTION LADIES! 1st SL Phone 963, HOUSE trailer cheap, good rub­ Make a one-stop service for all ber- Phone 808. ' autos BABY'S play pim. Ph. your laundry and dry cleaning need* by using your favorite 1941 FORD Coupe, new upholCELERY"*pi.A N T s7w . iat SL aT 7 Pals, Livestock. Supplies Self-Service Laundry. Canal. W. C. atery, new paint. Perfect condi­ . ..* .. THE IIKLPY SBLPT LAUNDRY tion. 306 W. 2nd 8t. Roy Keel. TURKEY8, ail *f*«s7 b 7 R'SALK or TRA DE—Florence 406 W. 15 8tBanford yond Wilson comer on ML Dors table top oil *tore., . 1 r ENrood 1942 FORD two-door sedan. Good road or phone 9104. A I Auto Focus EastnUu en­ Royal Master tires are back agalncondition. 1940 Packard club II. a INJPE CO. INC largers. 1 speed* graph!* 2(4 FOB SALE: Cocker Spaniel pupcoupe, V cylinder, good condi­ x 414 with flash holders A ease, tion 1939 Ford elation 1®*: also 2 cockers at Stud. .Small car Molorette. 16 ft. In­ on. mechanically good, tin . Carl | Moss. Phone 462-W, 14 L O ST A F O U N D board mahogany motor boat A bad. 1931 Chevrolet two-door, trailer. 2 burner Florence cir­ LEFT on aidevealk near Sanrord H EU * W ANTED good VnorkabouL 1931 ltudel culating healer, used vnee and Ilulrk Co. Ortotar 23rd. mt.MbA Ford four-door M'llan, g<md I articles. ' 4Df> Sanford CI III-3 WAN TED. Lnaoy'* Drug elcctric rvlflgerntor. condition. Hoy Heel, 306 Weal [ I . By STANb THE OLD HOME TO W N 1 TOO FAT? IT G H Beware Coughs 7 : from common corns T h a r H a M O r l* FEMALE 1is ' r o R SALE m 8 ,• 0 * ^ ■** > . !• - v. -' i : : l «e fix . 0 0 • f: ~yjf■■:/.^w ===k * ■^ _ ; i« ' -' * ' ■f- * -jv.f -** 1 ■- Jj *11 • -M J J t A �p • cr*. ■p**' ____ •— T-r-—-.t- v IBMM| ■ * » --------- --------- - 1 v - ---------- >■=“ = , - IPAGE POUR COMMENTS .from the >- SIDELINES By ARTHUR HFXKWITU, JR. ' ifri ■B I, - ■ ft| • ‘it" - 1 M . ^ T H E S A N F O R D H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Notre Dame Is Voted As Best Grid Team Of Week By Scribes Baby Feds D efeat - Eustis “ B” Team In 27 T o 6 T ilt The Seminole High School Baby Celery Fed* motored to Euetli wnd •tmunred~the Btby~~Pgfttlftf» from Kuitl* High last night in a 27 to 6 contest that waa sparked bv the outstanding play of the Seminole High (jnemen.. Thriling play was exhibited by the- Fed* a* they ripped off long gainx and scored on long Jaunts, according to Coach Fred Guta*. Dan Ratten ripped through for a 65 yard touchdown march and wan followed by Hobby Humphrey with a <'*<> yard sprint and a 30 yard dash. Keeling added the final score on a ten yard plunge over left tackle. The Ilaby Fed* entertain the Raby Buccaneer* .from Mainland High of Daytona Beach next Tuesday night and the contest will tie sponsored by the Sanford Garden Club. The Baby Fed starting lineup for the Kustl* contest included K. II, Smith and Britt Yates, at the. ends. Ed Yarborough and Edison Meyer* at the tackles, Billy Ho­ ward and Charles (.anting at the guards and George Hague at een ter. In the barkfield Coach Gan­ ns started Floyd Sparkman, Bobny Humphrey, Dan Batten and Giants At The Hue We made a trip out to the San­ ford Municipal' Airport yesterday morning to look over the progrvtut of the Now York (Rant* project. Mans I-oU-rl and Hal Gruber. Gtant* executives, are really mak­ ing progress. They have approxi­ mately 4IJ men wurklng on the project which will Include the buildinit of eight •baseball dia­ mond*. The diamond* that are in the .. .pruceas oL being readied for-thetraining activity here next Feb­ ruary will In- a* good a* any maj­ or league field when the work la completed. Three diamond* hare been akinoed for the Infield area In the 30 acre plot mulh of (he old laondrr at the airport. There will lie three additional diamond* placed In 4hi* area, hut work ha* not really begun on them yet. Hon ever the clay haa been hauled to the spot* where the infield* will be plared. North of the fire station will . be two diamond*, completing the tight field layout. The*e two Keeling, field* are nearest completed. The pitchers mound* are complete and (Jamecock- ’Cane Tilt the clay ha* been placed In the Friday Night Offers iklnnrd area*.’ The clay he* been Strewn and la being leveled by Fans Unique Clash the workmen. Lobert pinna to fertilise the CORAL G A B LF. S. Oct. 20 diamond* and plant graa* over the Infield* to that they will In- In (Special!— University of Miami first rjai* condition by the time and University of South Carolina the toiim arrive n<-xt *priog. football teams, meeting her* Fri­ Yesterday the worker* wefe day night, will be clashing In digging Irene lie* to place water the ninth game o f a series unique lines arm*a the field* *o that the in the nation for close, hard fought ground keepers will have mean* game*. of watering file field*, and will A |3-6 win by Miami In 11*42 give the playera 'drinking founrepresent!—the most one*sldrd . tain facilities. Midshipman Expelled The wonderful pert of the clash of the series. A 13-1.1 tie In Seminole Hi 1945 Is the only other lime either whole progrem I* Ihkt the filIn Ticket Scalping By BOBBY I'AKK gnt executive* are u*lng San­ scoird more than saven points. ford labor and are buying sup- Kacli hold* a 7-lt decision over ANNAPOLIS, Md., Oct .29 W) pllea from Ihr merchant* of the other and Carolina haa won Kveryone baa a big time ut the —A midshipman ha* l/een expel­ Sanford. by* (1*3, 7-2 and 3-0 counts in Celery Crate Saturday night. led from the Naval Academy a* It haa hern estimated that additiun to its 7-0 win. Home of the boys and girls put an aftermath of the detection of the Glanta *111 spend nearly Despite the fact that the win' oil an adapted version of the irregularities In the handling uf 1100,000 In Sanford by the time ticket* to lost week's Penn-Navy that the men leave here next ncr does little scaring In each Shooting of Dangerous Dan Mc game at Philadelphia. gome, that 3-0 game and a score* Grew by Robert Service. The skit April. ' An Academy spokesman said That is a nice hunk'of change. less ties In 1344 mark the only was a big success but I still last night that Frederick W. The -people of Sanford are shutouts in the eight game* don't' see how I'rndley fell flat Lituer, Jr., of Wilmette,_ III,, had no his hack twice without break­ been confined to quailed* since completely mi**lng Ihr boat if played fo date. ■—“ they do not make Ihl* Nr" Ill almost every instance the ing his neck. The cast was com­ Oct. 16, when a man the Navy York Giant farm system a part winner was the underdog before posed of Thurston Tyre a* ,l)an identified a* Harry Ruldn of of their own project to help the game. The 1344 Miami team McGrew, Bill Hendrick* as the Philadelphia waa apprehended on build Hanford. was one of the school’s poorest strange , miner. Barbara Cereal Academy grounds with 400 ticThe Hanford airport i* going in yean and the Gameeocka of as The lady that'* known'a* Lou 1 kola in his possession. be a beehive of activity next The spokesman said Rubin Bill Ingram as narrator, Donald i¥• to •pring. The Giants will have that year were pretty hot stuff- Cain a* the Ragtime Kid, David signed a statement to the effect but tho Hurricanes outplayed their nearly 1,000 men here. George' another Philadelphian had asked Barr la now advertising the um- rivals slightly in a no-score. The Hester wa* the bartender, with bun to come'to ihe'Academy and Ant6h! HarThgton,' Dick'Snow, AT « h o o t“That"wilt bring over fulliiwlnr yp«r_ tBvr Gamecock* “ pick up a bundle from Midship­ r. —pir*“ 100 men here. Curl Hubbet, chief w-i-ie going nowhere, while the vin I'rndley (si ranger), Walter man t.auer.” Graham. Francis Monte, Zeke Hurricanes eventually wound up In of tho. Giant farm system has 1, given alf of his men orders to pur* the Orange Bowl—but the gpme McNah and Batbara McNab a* The spokesman said that Laurr. a. first classman, -had "obtained ex tra *.-------— “7" _rhatc . EYEHYTULNU - t h a t -l» fended tS -* lk the tickets from individual mid­ nrrdrd nnd can lie obtained In Kvelyn Watkins sang several shipmen of the Junior classes' who This year, for a rhangc, It look* Sanford. like an even scrap U'twern tcam.i numliers. There were 116 student* turned over their applications to Let's each and evrryhiie of ua which have had very similar rec­ who attended the Grata Satur­ him In good faith." j____ — lake a personal Interest In Giants Carolina, after a warmup day night. The member* are sell­ Florida Military Academy. training school, Olio of (he largest ord*. ing copies of (he record ‘ Free disappointAfter tho game there wa* project* of Hr* kind Ih Ihr United win, wa* a hitter Slate*. We will lie proud to say ment against Maryland and Ole <1,,m Tv«in to esne fupdg.ht, tmy, ntnice i f * 4Tld (Jrlif ■ ' Mlxr .-'----------rJ-„------* -------------------fTiuTpliieViI. T ^ yon e -Who st-Banfonf-t* n ot Bitty (11” Cel-' Pardon my Ignorance, out o f! y Capital nf the .World, hut that - Ilex Enright. did a fine jolt want* to help us out by buying 17 names, 17 punishments, and ( a copy of this popular song It Is also the Sport* Capital of of rallying his men to trip Fur17 offense* In my rat-court •the Nation. man and Clsmaon to win 'the may. g e t' one ' from nearly any wrjte-up. It seem* 1 • got one slate championship 'and now, with Crate member. Two copies will twisted around. (Probably ntoro J 1)1KB OF GRID INJURY three win* and two losses the be given each member to sell. but this wa* ths only on* any-' Aiamerocka sport a-two game win­ Or they may be purchased front ie said anything about.) It and Anderson* or soema that—Donna hou Harper GAI.VE8TON. Texl'Dci. 28 (/Pi ning streak ant) a win over Mi­ Rmimillat ' — Billy Ilempel, |6-y)-ai-old Ball ami will -roaan.a pretty fair'sea­ Tmichuot'* •Drog-Sturer' ~ ' was not convicted of refusing to ill. School football player, died The following adults had a date seniors but for refusing It son for the Enright men. ay from a dislocatrd neelriufgood tin'll with us (we hope) fered during a game Friday night Miami was away low par in Saturday night: Mr. ami Mr*. date anyone but senior*. Because •with Orange High School. It was losing to 'T.* C. U, and Baylor at Morris, Mr% Ganaai' Mrs. Clause, of a special Sally meeting I saw only the very flrat of th* HatT e x a s ’ first football fatality of the start of the season and a VillaMr*. Graham, Mr*.. Holtxclaw an.1 Court and had to get Ih* rest of nova tW -in belweyn began to Me*. Galloway. T the Besson. . -r . •, (he Information from Margaret look out of place until Coach All last week tho Key Club Panin and her sleter. I want to • In making "Toll Him*" rook­ Jack Harding, Juggling his squad lioy* wine busy selling- ticket* Blank them again for this big ies, fuhstltutc rasins pn*l nuts even as Enright has dons, got to the Klwauian sponsored'game help. for chocolate keeping the Ingredi­ his man headed bark In th* right Friday night.’ We- took care of AH testa for the first six-week direction by taming a hepped up quite a few tickets. The game ent* aa dry as possible. Hollina outfit and then trim­ was welt attended In spite of period . are past and everyone I* ming George Washington last the doubtful weather and every­ enjoying thia brief period of hapweek, Ut build up a two game one enjoyed seeing Hanford beat pines* before the ax . (report cardsj fall* this week. winning streak for Ihr Hurri­ canes. week. Those who like to compare **T” against single winglawk in arguing, the merits of the respective offensive formations would find a 60-60 split. Notre Dame, Texas, Texas, Southern “ " B~ Cal, Geer gia Teeh and Army are e tne adherent* in the Hat, Texas havaauo. m t i r t e d just. this. other five the single although wing predominant! Michigan occasions Sv employs the Team standing with points fig­ ured on a 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 6, 4, 3, 2, t basis (first place votes in paren­ theses) 1. Notre Dame (78) 1734 2. Michigan (69 1699 3. Texas (261 1616 4. Pennsylvania (I I ) 1166 6. Southern California (6) 1133 6. Georgia Tech (2) 967 -7. -Penn Btate (2) 632 By BOB GRUBB NEW YORK Oct. 2V OP)—Not­ re Dame, still toying with I poiIttBn'MfTTnove* bows Nov. 8 meeting with Army, waa Imrk as No. 1 college footbell itcem of the country today on the Ibasis C returns from the weekly Associated Press poll. After giving the Irish second billing to Michigan for two week* straight, the nation's sports writ­ ers voted Frank Leaky's men their old familiar first-place rank­ ing and dropped the Wolverines to Ihe runner-up poaltlon. Notre Dame, choice of ths writ­ ers a* the top team of 1946L had started o ff In the tame spot this 8. Southern Methodist 668 year. The Irish slipped past Iowa 9. Duke (2) 262 21-0 last week for their fourth 10. Army 208 straight victory and, still sup­ 11. Illinois 266; 12. Virginia, posedly playing “ pnder wraps," headed for Saturday's meeting 103: 13. Kentucky, 79; 41. Calif­ ornia. 66; 16. Wake Forest, 61; with Navy. Michigan's narrow squeak In 16. Purdue, 45; 17. Louisiana pulling a 13-6 victory from Min­ Statk. 36; 18. Alabama, 33; 19. nesota out of the fire apparently U.C.L.A., 28; 20. Columbia. 27. Others receiving votes were lowered the voter*' estimation of Hu- Wolverine*. I.a*t week they Texas Christian, 12; North Caro­ garnered 147 of 168 first-place lina. 10; Nevadii and Utah, each vole*. This time they collected 7; Minnesota, Missouri and Kan­ [only 69 while Notre Deme was sas, each 6; Navy and Utah Slate, each 6; Northwestern, 4; Tennrsawarded 78 of the 196 ballots. e. 3; Mississippi State, Wiscon­ The most extensive weekly poll in many yrxira gave Notre Dame sin. Yale and Franklin and Mar­ a point score of 1734 (10 points shall, each 2; Vset Virginia, Wil­ for a first-place ballot, 9 for sec­ liam and Mary, Oregon and Cat­ ond. 8 for third, etc.) Michigan’* awba, each 1. total was 1689. Texas remained RICHARDS TAKES OVER in third place with 1616 aa a re­ BUFFALO. N. Y. Oct. 29 UP>sult of ths longhorns' triumph Roger Peckinpaugh it out today over Rice. Two new tenants appeared and Paul Richards, the pepper­ among the top ten, with Southern pot ‘from Waxshachle, Tex., is in Mi-thodist and Duke supplanting a* the fourth general mrnagrr in California and Illinois. --------- relx years for the Buffalo Risen* Mustangs climbed from 12th' 'to of the International League. Richards, former catcher with Hlh on a 7-0 win over U.C.L.A. and now come face to face with Atlanta In the Southern Associa­ Texas thia Saturday to decide the tion and with the Detroit Tigers, S o u t h w e s t Conference title. assumes the dual role of field and Duke's 13-0 conquest of Wake 'office manager. Forest moved the. Blue—Devil* from 16th to 9th In preparation Blue Ribbon for their forthcoming clash with sixth-place Georgia Tech thia week. CHAMPION Pennsylvania's success of Navy shoved the Quakers from 8th to j MOTORS 4th. Princeton, the foe which up-1 set Penn last year, Its* a chance Now Available to knock down the Red and Blue rating on. Saturday, but 'even ' We Can Meet Your Terms Tiger Coach Charley Caldwell i*n't counting on the same luck two years running. ‘ Seminole Tire Shop Seekers after trends might have 201 N. Park Phone 37 found aoaiethlng significant in the way the top ten. stacked ur Seminole Comity •Court Records * tlulf U tils U fa Ins. 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HOMIt •HU BURS TO FILL W TUB FOLLOWING- NYLON and GUT WB RE-8TRIN0 TBNNIB RACKETS ; ROBSON SPORTING ‘ GOODS \ ' ’ ■ ■9B i - ‘ 1 -- ' - ’ t . J* ; -a J *L 1 -\ -4, ■ *■ •• m k 1' ?t - m V - a ' - ■ ' |• •s “ m * •• A • Hanford M 0 •Get Your Ballot In Early* Y Hrjrri • saw-*! ‘j l ' i . * a* • �THE WEATHER In Unit} There la Strength— To Protect rii» Pear* of the World; To Promote the Progreso of America; To Prod ue« Prosperity for Sanford. Partly, cloudy scattered shower* this afternoon fair tonight and Friday. Slightly cooler Friday, Light to moderate variable winds mostly south to southwest be­ coming northerly Friday. . AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VO LU>IE-XX£VH !------ f L^Uid A Racial Discrimination In U. Capital Rapped By Committee In Jap Agents South Korea By UAL COOPER WASHINGTON. Cct. 30 <^l—When it come* to discriminating again*! negroe*. Pm idcnt T tu m n ’s Committee oq Civil Right* a»leit-d Ixfxy, (he nation * capital itielf “ i* a graphic illustration of a T h u r s d a y ; b e t . an, 1947 Governor Of Oregon Killed Against lif Plane Crash Dulles .Reveals E x ­ failure oF Democm-v." ’— --------;—;----------------* ’ *** Secretary O f State, Attorney General A c­ Washington for negrot*. the committee declared in a report to plosive S i t u a t i o n Senate President cuses Investment Preiidcnt, "it in* imt the ration'* capital” but "the point at which Between Russia And the ell puh*w- trampoi’atirn inm the South become* *Jim Crow.' A rc Also Killed; Houses O f M onopo­ The United States “ If he atop* In Washington, a# lizing S e c u r i t i e s negro, may dine like other men In the eountlei* dally humiliations Plane Demolished Ihe Union Station, hut at toon as h* step* out Into the capital, he leave* such democratic practice* I* refused aervlce at downtown behind. “ With very few exception*, he restaurant*, he may not attend a downtown movie or play, and he h u to go into the poorer section of the city to find a night’* lodging. “The negro who decide* to met­ tle In the District must oflen find a home in an overcrowded, substandard area. He must of ter take a ’Job below the level of hi* ability. He must send his children to the Infrrinr public School* •et aside for negroes and entrust hi* family's health to medical agencies, svhlrh give inferior service.. . “ In addition, he must - endure L A K E S U C C ES S . Ckt. 30 </P> — Ruuia charged today that "Japane»e agents" had been placed in « retponrible poritioni in the U. S.» * administered to nr of Southern Ko­ rea. The Soviet accuiation wai made by Drpuly Foreign Miniile: Andrei A. Gromyko before llir United Naliona Anembly'* 57-nntion political committee. Gromyko took ihe ' Root after U ; S. Delegate John Fotter Dullei told ihe committee that on "explom e" liLuation rxitta at a re' J lull of the two-year deadlock betwgen the United Slater and Ru«ria on the Korean independence queition. Gromyko remarked tbit he agreed the rituation war "cxplotive,“ at teait at far at Southern Korea wat concerned. He then made hit charge about "Japsnete B * * that the system of segregation Imposes upon the one-third of Washington that Is negro.'** The report said- the committee "fsels most deeply" that the situation In the capital “ Is most Intolerable.’'’ * A chart accompanying the report showed that 40 percent of negrooccupied dwellings are “ sub-stand­ ard" against only 12 percent o f whiteorciipird dwelling* In this category. It also nhnwod that r*. parity In achools for white chil­ dren exceed* enrollment by 27 per­ cent while In schools for negroes enrollment exceed* capacity hy 8 percent. “ The origin of the pattern of discrimination In Washington,” the rommitter **ld, “ Is partly explained hy its location In a boy i r n lla a ,, Pat, r«*r| Taxpayers Asked Suit Requested laid. To Vote Tuesday By County To Get "You attempt to ^foree in to comult with people of that Ilk.** Mr. Dulles aooke after New Zea­ For School Levy Right Of Ways land Drlrgam Sir Carl Ilerendaen aicn ti" ___________:— -------------- t----------------- 1 Invoking directory at Dullea he •and other* had urged deferrrlent of action on the Korean question. The Immediate Issue before the political committee U whether “ elected representative**' of the Korean people should be invited to take part In th# U. S. Korean i dlacuaslon* and. If ao, how three J repreientatlvea should be select* ed. "We have alwaya agreed to con­ sultation," Dullea said. “ We differ t with the Soviet on Imw to consult." Dullea referred to Soviet pro. poaal Introduced yesterday pro. v|dlng for Korran representation her*. The U. 8. haa submitted an kmandment which would' provide ____ creation.-of--*- temporary-Vi.“ N, commluion to auperviae election m of aueh repreurntoHrea. The committee’s wrangle beer Korean renreaentatlon delayed de- -bBte“ on"S»CTmrf OTSUla SUE shaU'e proposal for U. N.—super* vised national elections In Kot-ea by next Mar. SI and a Soviet counter-proposal for withdrawal of all American, and Soviet troops by next Jan. 1. Farmer-Romanten O fficia l Adm its Treason Charges BUCHAREST, Romania, Oct. 30, (/P)— Victor Radulesfu-Pogoneanu, former counsellor of the Romanian foreign affair* minis­ try, admitted to a military tri* bunal today the' accusations against him in an Indictment charging 19 leaders and associates lit the National Peasant Party with high treason. ;----Dr. Jullu Maniu, 75-year-old leader of the party, and IS of his associates went on trial on tbe c h a r g e s yesterday. RadulescuPoganeanu, who waa Interrogated by the court today, evaded Im­ plicating any of th* other persona charged In HI* testimony. Ills -teiatimony primarily con­ cerned a “cloak and dagger'* meeting he said was attended by Major Thomas Hall and Lieut. Wllllapt Hamilton of the U. 9. Military Mission in Romania and by a number of the defendant*. Hamilton told those present, Rsdulescu-Poganeanu testified, that U. 8, Interest in Romania would continue only if there waa evi­ dence of resistance to the Com­ munist-led government. Radulescu-Poganeanu'* t # a 11m o n y opened the second day of the trial In a fashion similar to that with which th* first day closed. Confessions came from da. fendant* in an asaambly-llns tech­ nique last night, with three ad­ mitting in whole or In part the accusations against them. Whelchel Elected Company President ugh wneictsei waa elected president of tha Market Fruit Cornyparty and O. K, Stokety of ML ' Dora general manager, at meeting of director* held yes­ terday at the cqmpany office at tha Sanford State Farmer'* Mar­ k et . : Something brand new in trans­ action* at the state market waa the recent sale to a Goldsboro Grocer o f a number of aacka' of flour which bad been broughb hern by a trucker from North Carotin*, In*«dar to catch up* on^aUck sale*, citrus packer* at the market closed down for several day*. Mr. Lehman aald. Bgan sales continue active on the market platform with prices varying from $2.00 to $3.00 according to quality. K LA M A TH F A L L S ,. Ote.. Oct. WASHINGTON, Oct. 30 iAh 30 lA*)— Tbe wreckage of a plane Attorney Genetsl Claik today an­ carrying Governor Earl S^ell of nounced the filing of a civil antiOregon and two other top offi­ trust- tut! aga'ait 17 of tbe largest cials .and tbe pilot wa* reached invftitnrnt banking firm* of New by a search patty today and there York. Tbe *uit charge* a conipirwete no survivors. Fremont Foreil acv to monnpnltte the handling Supervisor Merle Lowden said to­ of securillei Ixiues. day. In addition, the government aiht l-nwden *aid that Ranger Ja c L for dmolullon of the fnveilmenl Smith, with the patty at the wreck- Ranker* Association of America atfe, repotted by portable radio »'linli maintain* headquarters In that the aircraft wa* completely Chicago. demolished and four bodies were Clark told a new* conference found. the suit i< bring filed in federal l-owden said that an attempt qiitrict court for Southern New would be made irtimediately to qs- York. labtiih further communication II- described the suit a* "on* with the crew. He taid he believed of the largest and moil Important the bodief ate now being moved in the history of the anti-trust out. lawi." Becauie of the dtffirult terrain The complaint allege* that tba it wai believed-poiiiWe it might ■j I / ' hanking firm* "have conspired require hour* to bring out the to restrain unrea*on*blv and to bodies, but lowden »«id the mes­ mnnopohrr the trrurilKi business sage from Smith did not *ay how in this country bv restricting, con clo*e the wreckage wa* to the near­ Imllmg and filing the channels est* logging road. *o no time es­ and methods, the prires, terms, timate wa* possible. ami rondilions-ii|)on which ‘security 4f <-*ittiii«»M nn »*«« • T « « | Killed with Coventor Rnrll were f^awton Says Favor­ W oodruff* Creek Cut­ tl'vKtlHMte *-■■• t a i l o ff May Be Subject able Action Needed T o Get State Aid Of P r o c e e d i n g s 175 W orkers Are Taxpayers in ihe county were today urged hy'Supt, T. W. I j *wton to vote Tuesday on the ratting of the school millage for rapilal reserve end to elect three school trustees to replace the former 18 trustees. Pie school election it of much importance,” he-declared, ^'duo-io the fact that the ctliient have tha opportunity -to votb 1*^- *** mill lax for capital expense* of all iclm oli of ths county.-In-previous years the maximum has been four mill*. -hut due to the incrested need of repair*, labor and mate­ rials, tbe 4 mill levy will not pro­ vide sufficient fund*. "Tbe voter*," he laid, "alio 4bew--tb<^opp»"btnily to title fui * building reserve levy of two A resolution wa* adopted by the County Commiition this morn­ ing at an idioutntd teitioh requesting the U. S . Engineer* at Jacksonville to institute condem­ nation proceeding* in the Federal Court relative to obtaining right of way* on iwanp la’nd* (nr tho Woodruff C reek cut off and chinnet. The engineer*. u i d - L F. Boy;e a’tlorney for the Cotnminioii, are *J(P.to be tequested tg -lb *-res­ olution. to obtain ponettory order pending the lu ll, in older that work on th* project may be (tarted at once. This proceeding, by th# Cpunty Commission, he declared, wa* made necessary by the refusal of *e*»efn» propertyviwnerT-tiv see cute the neadtd right-of-way* and spoil areas .for the cut-off Channel and canal which Is part of the Jacksonville to Lake Har­ Senator Taft Sees ney, St. John* River project. This project, h# declared, his pperatlon Out been underway for years, and I* exnected not only1to shorten the WASHINGTON, Get. 30 V P )- channel for boating between Lake Senator Taft (R-Ohlo) said today It M iiiiie » rase t m h* tees no chanc* for bl-partiaan -------- :------1 -----------cooperation in dealing with re­ medies for high prices and In­ Mercury Drops To flation during tha coming- ipectal aeaaion of Congress, Normal Altitude Taft, who-1* chairman of the Republican policy committee, told By ASSOCIATED PRESS a new conference that h* could The aun wa* In hiding over not agree with a suggestion of moat sections of the country to­ Senator McGrath (P-K. I.) for day a* temperature! tevaied off eliminating politic* at the special to near normal. aeaaion. Cloudy weather waa .reported ” 1 have not-agreed with any from several areas and rain fell economic policy advanced yet by In scattered section* In th* last the Administration.^ Taft said. 24 hour*. Light ,rain f*l| In eome The Ohio Republican, an an­ parts of Maine where foreet fire* nounced candidate for hlararty’s presidential nomination. 'Vadded have spread destruction in tho that all ot thepnllde* of the pre­ last two weak*. Thera also were sent Administration have been light fall* In tha Great Lake* */ao unsound'"that he could not go region, In. the upper Ohio -Valley, In the northern Rockies and In along with them. Washington and Oregon. The mertutr dropped to near POLISH PACT normal In Main* and was expect­ WAftSAW, Oct 30, UPJ— Pram, ed to fall to near normal In parts ter Joxef Cyranklewle* totd Par­ of the ths Cast where daytime liament today Poland had been temperatures have been In the trying for several months to 70’a and BQ'i for th* last several reach air agreement with Prance days. fob a new friendship and mutual POPE'S VIEW . assistance pact against any future VATICAN C! German aggreaalon. CITY, Oct. 86, (AV Pope Plua XII today denounced PICTURES SEIZED postwar totalitarian!*m which ha aald sought to submit church to ATHENS, OcL 30, (A V - Police- •Ute, although he declared It ah at .llassani airport, near-Athena, error to believe the two could aelied today one of a series,of be entirely separata. Associated Press picture* showIng the execution of .four men WELFARE WORKERS convicted of conspiracy and mur­ Ralph K. Hood, Stats Rehabili­ der. tation officer of Orlando, -aril) address member* of tha 8emlnote STRING BEANS County Federation of Walfare Worker* at tbe Touriat Canter, Georg* liters. Lake Monroe Friday afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. grower, recently harvested hla Parsons Interested In rehabilita­ string bean crop at 233 hampers tion , are Invited, according to to the acre, It was reported to­ Mrs. Edward K Ireher. secretary day by H. J. Lehman, manager of the Seminole County Health of the Sanford flute Parmer* and Tuberculofi* Asaqciatlon. Market. “ HE qUITB NEGRO APPOINTED MUNICH, Germany. OcL 80 (A*)—Hal rich Schmitt, tin t Bavari­ PHILADELPHIA, Oct, 30 W>— an minister of denaxl fleet Ion, aald Robert E. Milien. 55-year-old negro today he had broken with tha •’ ------ ced hi* education by Communist Party After >7 years a poet office clerk, haa of membership, ‘ to the Phfladephl. "I cancelled my membership be­ Icourt—the hliIgheet judt- cause I am ohp aead to tha idea of ciai position implanting Russian eondlUons In ber o f hi* race In Germany, he told an Interviewer. tr«nt1it«i*4 f»n Fm|p Fair) Continuing Drive F or Civic Music r fc . ---------- -- On# hundred and seventy-five workers arc securing member­ ships this week for the season'l concerts sponsored by the Sem­ inole County Music Association, It was reported at a mroUng of workers T**ti ysstefday afternoon at h*a(ktt*ftwx t e n .at th* TourUt Cen- Candidates Will Appear A t Jaycee Forum Tonight Associated Press Leased Wire R e d A g e n ts S o u g h t •, A t o m B o m b S ecrets H ollyw ood Investiga­ tors Hoar O f - Ef­ forts Through For­ mer Agent O f FBI Law Is Explained Governing Contempt Of Congress Charges WASHINGTON O i>. ,,1 t-7t—lilts werk a group of Hollywood wril-rs la v e liecr. -hatred with cnnlrmpt of Congress becauCe they ssouldn 1 vrsiv vr s-nr no’’ answers to the question "Ate you a Com-, munist> That m*'.r< .* coUi* *11*1 is possible Lllimately the case msv g6 to the Suptemc Cunt. Already, in t'e v-lhni. and pounding of one of the noisiest tom mitleyJi_*armgi e'ei h'M on Capitol Hill, h >th sides an* preparing for this court trial You ran »ee It In*-*— the asking of the qnesltnn* by the Ignore* the summon* hr. "refute* conmiittee attorney, lt-ii»rrt E. to an-wor any qnr*tion pcrtinriit blrj|ding, ami In ihe way the to. Iho question under inquiry," he shrdt he guilty of a inisdeuitneate* reply. What I* contempt of Congress 7 meanor. It’s a violation of a law which Hi' , an he fined 11.000 ’ and ' * jailed for m if1 year. Whenever* a person who ha* A silltcortimlllre of Hie Hou*e been aullimnnril a* a wiliu*** |ie- Un-American Activitlo* Commitfore a cniigresaional eommitlee trotillnnril nn I'hiip l'»«f 4 Six Gunmen Grab Fighter Planes Payroll Of $110,000 Go Into Action And Make Escape Against Pathans ! WcstinRhousc .Subrli- Thrcc-protrucd Inva­ diary In Boston I f. sion From Pakistan TlireatcntfSprinaear Robbed In Daylight BOSTON. Oct. jn rd’i Six.gun- j NEW PI’LHI, Oil. 10 !.d’i h WASHINGTON. Oct. JO i/ft— A former F ill .lgent tohl the House Un-Ameiican AcUvitiex Sulrcommit* tee today that Sm irt agent* unsutrrsifully sought to obtain vital information from Robert Oppenheimrr, who wotktd on the atom bomb, The witness, t.oiiit j, Rllisell, totd the committee that the ap­ proach to I)t Ojipenlirliner sva* marie while llie noted scientist wa* woikili(t in the tadiatioq lab­ oratory o f the Cnivetsitv oT Cali­ fornia at Berkeley, Calif. Riisrrll, now an investigator for die lommitler, said Oppepbeimrt called the attempt "ireatonable ' and Would base tmlhing In do with it, R lA arll s aid .the approach to D r. (VppenflflHRh Wat-made O n rg e t'llrntnrt, S lrntlfi’ d Irv Pu»*#H a* nrt rpiptoye,- "f llu*’ Shell |)c-v‘elopmi'ot Company o f Em eryville, Hltenton. he said, approached llnnkoti Cheviylirr. n professor at llie miiversitv, nt"! iv*l.#d him to find out 'wlmt Wn» l*elr*g dono nt llie IisIhm :*1,' 1 v on '*« highly jdeviriietls*e nrnp.>ii." Tlie weapon . was nc’ vcr i.t. iiiifie-l, but it wry* men held up ihe |1 F. Sliilte foires have throsin Irmpc‘ l v^ant Oil Company, in ihe Hyd* ifighter plants mlo battle in .in lark distnrl today, en aping with lallempl to *lem .1 three pronged a $110,000 payroll fhe Slmti 'inva't'in (torn r.skistan menacing vant company is .a devnmn "( ibi jyjprirtig.it, capital ol Kashmir, New All randldatr* for th# coming Westmghouse Electirc Corporation- Delhi source* **td tonighC the Cltv ComniUalnn election have Working methodically, two of (ighlrr plsnrs ate "the only thing expre**ed their willingness to ap- u i r in* ti « r » n ittui i n r o * * . ,a r p oi the ... men went pear orT Ore forum hy lD n bring held hfid by • . „into the oflqe ol stopping'' the invaders, ihe mforMaishall, paymaster, er of Contmercr R. K W w Marshall, paymailer. and ,snd •mints said the Junior Chamber in tonight, Jackin*" others went pjto sn sdininat the Mayfair Inn ^ Military sonrre*-ettrmTffd~^0(>*7 Morri*on, program-chalrmahTTih 'i ing nTfire office. A fifth stood at a «foo( (casonerl Inchsn troop*, aimed with n- rhalfmanrViTtmg iwuneed at^ the noon meeting of |„H.ng ini»7 ihe locloiy, and the V|rmUntn.l Premier Kamadier Wins Confidence Vole In France PARIS, n.-t 30 rdV Premier Paul Rammller'* coalljlon gov.' f rnmflll "Tv.lfTri Vofo "fconfulenea from the Krepch National A*aemblv tonight In lUmadlrr’a pothing heavier than marhinegui • move to steer th# nation hwtwren **W> expect nearly 200 peopje I remained at ihe whyl of and i j ' m , - iie «pt*otrnst the llu- extreme.* of Cimimni-Stn.and . at the meetfng which syiil get un. - - _____ . invasion by- P.sdian ttibeirffltn^ in T)#'7;ihTn»"> s * dtr-wav *! 7:.1(T rCfforTt with ore- j One of the pair who wralkrn superior numbers, armed with ho«The margin "f victory v-a* u sv-' llmlnary rtiscu*»lon».'* Mormon jntn the paymasler't office wot; it/er*, mountain gun' and mor­ row. Official teller* counting the * t u‘ * burlap bag over his head Mac tar*. The Dominion of India *enl halliit* said they brimveil thre vet­ John Ivev, representing the; , y . , , ", eran. Socialist leader wop hy 24 Sanford Merchants Association J’ hall and live employee* wItcv 'M’ S In teinforce the Kashmir vote*, pm »bnHntip|f wound up requested that the Jaycee* *pon-JWftf' preparing to assist in ptepr. stale anny of 10.000. two rl*J« of debate t sor the Chrlitmm parade this'aratmn of the payroll were herd • Ratnadier bad hv‘rn under fira The Indians, the inhuman), said, year as they did last year. The ed togifher. facing a wall. The from Kolb Communist* and folbase been pushed park ‘ In the organisation agreed to complete of f;«-o Charles Pe Ca'ill.v nait. then *eited. this-iminay—amd aii'Wtigemeiris fm Hi" gala |»ataHe* KTittmtr •■vxnrT~nr~Tr |HMnT" If $Vf Ddfli fi t*.»• Ih-»*h •mqveir and celnirration. Dee. It wa* act fled. than 20 milc% (mm the* capital Ida I'ald*'-*. a* the day for the occasion »o Police *eid llicir only immediate * 12-m.h reUM Laintg. the.out- ! . , ' "’ I '" ^ T M v b rfp rt that the luhilee amt -the banquet clue—tt*i # t#*i'(r#lioo - numfu-f for- the Frrnatd t.aught op' Mem­ on the (ft #ic«y aulnmohile. The b m .k c l .he hnslililrrs, sparkrd bc I between Iming n tuMdon o f orial Hospital will coincide and the decision ct Kashmir's ntli;: I *’F(enehm+-n" ■*' tipeorttfpg ,"an the div will full of Junior 5luirev#nt t'ornpany m.vnuf.irlu(ri to acrrtie tn India:* fhe prinfe'v ^Amerwau or rj H 'r ■ rtrs I'anqi." Chamber of Commerce activity, sir copditinninq equipment. tt«Rtlnu#<r op i’n*e 1 « „n He wa* 'iimnutm up after a William Lasater svq* appointed to , _ ----------- ,— — — — , |lenglftr dehnlt on a votes of yonft **« V*«ti T***» t_ . , 'fidt-ncc hi- had n*hcd, tn view of Since the Civic Musle program Is- non-*p«nt«r*di -It -la necessary to have all memberships in hy Saturday night of this week when the concert* will be booked, Only nationally known artists of con­ cert, radio and opera are engaged for this aeries, ft waa pointed njit Tharefnre. the more member* are obtained, the more diversified the etHieeit* that-wtH be preaontodAt least three concerts are to he presented plus a* many mny* at the budget allow*. No more membership! will be accepted af­ ter Saturday night of this weak. For additional Information re­ garding tha aeries, person* IntertiUd may telephone headquar­ ters (No. 1059.) Artist* who. appeared here last Funeral Held For vear under tha ausplcies of the Civic Music Association included: More Rain Predicted __ Patrolman Bender 8ldnav Foster; concert pianist: For New England Prayer xervlcex for Leroy C. Mae llarall, Metropolitan Opera baritone; Saltedo Ensemble. In­ Bender, member of the Florida cluding harp combinations and PORTLAND. Me ~ Oct 30. m Highway I’ alrol here for Ihe pa*! Miriam Solovleff, violinist. — Exhausted Maine took heart three and a half years, who died from a Weilher Bureau predic­ Saturday night a* the result of tion of "at !e**t *x much more" an arcid#nt nn West First Street, Secretary Krusr Is rain today a* wet down but failed were held vedcrclay afternoon at to conquer the ttale’^ widespread 2;f*0 o'rlock at the Ericksnn Fune­ Suddenly Taken III forest hla 1 e* yesterday. For two ral Home with Ihe Rev. \V f\ weeks the fires have apread de­ Brooks. Jr. of the First Baptist PHOENIX, Aril,, OcL 30 (AT- struction, taking 16 lives, levelling Church officiating. “ Abide With Secretary of the Interior Julius A, 1,100 homes *nd blackening 200,- Me" was. sung hy John Miller, Krud became III today while de 000 seres of woodland. Mrs. Miller accompanying. Mvering a sp e e ch b e fo re Ihe Yesterday’s rain ranged from Forty-four uniformed men and National Reclamation (Association half an inch, at Greenville, down officers of the Florida Highway and eras unable to continue. He to ,03 of an In^h at Augusta. The Patrol, and membera of the police waa taken to hla hotel and a .Portland area had a quarter Inch. and sheriff* departments of Or. phvialclan waa callad. Whether it was all natural nr ange and .Seminole counties, and Rohert W. Sawyer, president of partly man-made was a m o o t also a large.group of friends werethe association, finished Kr"x’« stationed In froot of the funeral ^ speech, reading from a manu. point. home during the . aervlce. Pali Scientists in two 'il-lT’a sowed KrlpL bearers were inrnthor* of the Member's of th# Secretary's clouds over New Hampshire with State Highway Patrol. party said fatigue probably caus­ drv,lce, hoping to' make it ra in ,----- ------ ed hla Illness. Thay aald hi* con­ InTlalne, Vincent J. Schaefer. . Highway Patrol officers pre. dition was not atrioua. He was General Electric scientist on thalwnt Included Col. If. N. Klrkmatr, 1,7 f tn,r,’ ,C ,PlHUI. Cgpt. scheduled to Isave by plane later flight, satd he believed the ml*- l'1 Reid Clifton and Capt. Tube A. today for Washington lull the slon “was successful.” Weathermen at Portland were Bass. The funeral procession led flight waa cancelled. unable to judge tho effect of tba hy Hiphway patrolmen on motor­ dry Ice technique because rain cycles, went to New Smyrna via Absenteeism Said fill before and after the aerial DeLand for the funeral rite* at the First. Baptist Church where rainmakers started operation*. To Be Declining the Rev. Al Inman is pastor. •Burial waa in New Smyrna ceme­ tery. WASHINGTON, OcL 8 6 -U P iH EX H LA Y E R "Patrolman Bender was one of Loaa of working time In Indust­ CHICAGO. Oct. 30 lAV-Potlc# ries bee*us* of sickness declined round up all known sox offense the ablest men on our force," de­ last year to revsrse a trend which sttipoct* today g* they Intensified clared Col. Klrkman this morning. had been under way since 1938. their March for the slayer of "He wa* well, respected and well the Public Health 8ervle reported Loqnle Fellick, 7, whose beaten thought of hy everyone In the de­ today. 1 body was found In a forest pre­ partment." Abaencs of sight or more con­ serve 11 days after he disappeared secutive days per 1,000 men, which from home. MISTRIAL rose from 82A In 1938 to 147.4 A mistrial was declared by State’s Attorney William J. In 1948, dropped to 114.5. Among Tuohv, directing Invagllgatlon, Judge R. W. Ware after a Jury women the rate, which went up aald he believed the boy. who waa Monday failed to agree In the from 180.4 In 1938 to 267.9 In last soon aliva OcL IS in a park case of Florida Nealey, negress, 1945, fell off to^248.2. n«ar hit northwest side home, was who had been charged with selling' Tha figures were set forth In slatn by * sex criminal. liquor without a license. an analyxla 'by W. M. Gafafsr, ---------------------------- r* principal atetlatian for th* ser­ RUSSIAN OCTOPUS MeCARLINH MOVE ' vice. He did not attempt any txSANTIAGO. Chile, OcL 80 (A*>Dr. II. II, MeCaslin haa pur. Amid the shouts of Communlat planatlon. chased the attract!v» C. A. whld- hecklers, Chilean Interior Minister don home on Mellonvltla Avenue, Admiral Immanuel Holger told the RDT TOO HIGH Temperature*, which to many and announced yesterday that h# Chamber of Deputies last night resldanta hav* seemed abnormally axpacts to move there with hi* that Soviet Russia wa* trying to high, have only averagad, .5 of a family toon. For the past 84 year*, "spread Its tentachaa over Ameri­ degree above noma! ao far In the Dr, McCaalin baa lived at 510 ca" through th* organisation of Tvenue. HI* dental "Pan Slav Unions” with **—•*month said B. F. Whltner, weath­ In Uto Clink Building. quarter* in Montevideo. erman. Hartman Is Convicted i®** uauiicN demand for di^ourO f Eavesdropping ^ “ anr^inV'to"!)* SPRINGFIEI.il, Mass . Oct. 30. (A^— Karl P Hartman. -{>0, of Harardvllle, Conn , dfew a l!n;ce months’ suspended sentence yes. terday for eavesdropping by in­ stalling a dictograph Ip'the t-acf room of a young woman wllh whom lie Imit itren frlendl)*- and who married an»tlier man. Hartman was nreused of rig­ ging (lie dictograph in the cou­ ple’s bedroom so he could lislen to their convrr*atlnn through tpe loudspeaker of his automobile up­ on their return from their honey­ Gaulle’ marked the recent munleit>al fle-M m *1 **Thts asscmblV has a choice to make." the bearded old Premier asri-rtcrl "Will France b« divided into an American or a Russian rimn or will iv« bo ahh> to ho • Frenchmen nod colla,“*iair among out solve 1 7 IVcIlTHlMl Si’CR Hood In Ixnv Citrus Prices LAKELAND, Dot 7*. riPl— \V. C, Pedersen, i r^sldcnf. of M'aver1v Growers Cmqiernllv*, said tomoon. Clerk of Courts Eduard T. Col-**dav • current low citrus price* Ilnx said the war veteran husband "shnjild In Inc growers and shipof the young woman wa# "in­ to is to their. *ou*c* and ratrae clined to lie lenient", toward Hart, improved quality an'l handling of ’riiogds." , man, also a veteran. Writing' In Id* weekly news­ letter. Pedersen Explained that BUILDING RESTORED while he “ halea to s.-» ilm orange Supporta have been .replaced market, break at any time, I for and new sidewalls of concrete one am glad to *eo it com* at block have hern completed In the this time rather than two weeks Seminole County Motor* garagr.' from ROW whan w* are moving also roofing'has been' restored oranges heavily fur Tliank*givover that portion of the building ing." that ollapscd following a heavy 'Pedersen r e l a t e d that the summer rain. I'tacgr market declined rapidly last neck “ and Fill) sale* of HILL RESIGNS TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 30, (A V - combination * grade oranges ara The resignation of former U. S. fielriif made at 12.60. There were Senator William Hill as director 847 .cars shipped last week com­ pared with 2.104 cars" shipped of the State Road Department’s during the same period last year. division of outdoor advertising Tim auction average "last weak and appointment of Max Renton of St. Augustine a* his successor was $3.79." hr wrote nr $1-40 las* than live auction averaga fur th# was announced today. Hill, who corresponding week last ysar." ha* headed the advertising do- . partment since 1041, will enter I IIOAT COMING the private practice of law In I A telegram stating-that'th# ex­ Gainesville. cursion b o a t owned by tba Frenchman's Ray Co. of Main* * WAR DEAD HONORED had left that state on OcL 19 WASHINGTON, OcL SO-tA1)— and should l>e here on Nov, 5, " “ _l™* , 1'>..>• oEdw.nl a last sad tribute to n score o f t ___ ___• , n U sl, Higgins, Pnnnii nil ChwnWr I T T ' 3of Commerce h* «UUd armnftd m»»* __ to «tt«nd , ____bitelal services at hletorie Arlington Nat­ today. Mr. Leland, president ot tha ional Cemetery for 20 Amarleatl fighting men who gave tb*lr live* company l* due to arrive hero in World Way II. The fl*g-dr*ped soon. The boat will bo used to caskets were among those recently carry passenger* for excursions returned from temporary grave# on Lake Monroe and the St. John* River. abroad. s Sid . ----------------i— ------------------------ 1____ _____p ----------- — --- a. ■ .* ■ .. rj,.- . . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Ambassador Urges Kashmir Situation Is World Trade System • Probed By Leaders CALCUTTA Oct. 28 t/P»-U . 8. Ambassador Henry F. Crady dc-clv ed today that “until there truly Is a onc-world trading sys­ tem with bl-latcrallsm, prefer­ ences. and all other forms of ex­ clusive trade advantages elimin­ ated. or at least In process of progressive reduction, world pros­ perity will be shackled and per­ manent world -recovery deieyed." He said in a speech prepared for delivery before the Calcutta Rotary Club that this system "cannot be delayed long, or world catastrophe will catch nip with us." “All countries that Joined in the war effort have Joined In the peace effort hut ohe, ami that powerful country ha* not only refused to he a partner In the eat enterprise of rebuilding but s and is obstructing in every way possible the work of its war ainociaU* .,., without aaaodale t_________ whose -military and material help It would have been conquered and enslaved.” Grady said.' "This is one of I hi* most re* I inordinary events in history." . . C Florida Cabinet In n r»«» Use I airlines" as “they are our first lines of air defense," Ihr parly 'flew to Havana, Cuba, in two dippers for similar rxrrriirs. They Will rrlurn to Miar/ii 'for a ban­ quet tonight. The Florida cabinet in its 15minute air session disposed of irv eral items of business. Sluing na a Btidgft Commis­ sion, they approved< a $17,000 budget for the newly created Florida Children’* Commission to dprrale the re st of thi^ year, and released 114.350 for emergency repairs to the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium at Drew Field, Tarn- jo impair it.’ lie said international air trans­ port line* are not yet on a fully paying basis but "vast segments are, however, very close to the line." He added thai the “price we pay for these far flung ser­ vices seem small In comparison With their work." General Patton Army's campaigns, wer* 'published in the Sslurdey Evening I’ost. They covered only the lighting in Franca and Hollywood Probe ICaaftaa** trwm !■»*» Oarj tee’s Investigation of Communism In Hollywood. -J»<k L. Warner, movie produc­ er, listed Trumbo among writers he said he believes attempt to In­ ject "un-American doctrines” In movie scenarios. Producer 8am Wood mentioned Triimbo along with two* other writers and sgJd. ”1 think thajr are agerita of a foreign country." When the committee declined to let Trumbo read his statement, tha writer protested: "You permitted a statem ent by Gerald L. K. Smith to be—," Banging hla gavel, Thomas cut him off with the shout “That is out of order." "I would like to know w h a rit is In my statem ent— Trumbo stuttered. Thomaa banged hla gavel again. "I have evidence-," Trumbo NEW DELHI Oct. 28 OP) — Governor General Mountbatten and Prime Minister Jawaharlal N'ehrp will fly to Lahore, capital of the Punjab, tomorrow at tha invitation of the Pakistan gover­ iiur K n in ii, mt, iu udlsna nor general, M. nA.. sfiiiuau, Jinnah, to «na*a a*L'aakmlr situation,” ■ifitallr.n H of­ nf. cuss ika the “Kashmir ficials said tonight. The rebels were said to hava driven to within 30 miles of Kash­ mir's capital, Srinagar, In latest reports. Last advises were that Indian forces had "stopped" the tribesmen at llaramula, where a mountain pass gives entry to the valley of Kashmir. More troops and supplies were headed by air today toward the northern state. The British * owned newspaper Statesmen declared that "the dis­ mal, deep, damnable fact must be faced with India and Pakistan stand on the threshold of war, whether so declared or not," ahouted. • Cautioned to proceed In order, Trumbo au ted his name, address City Repavingand place of birth; Montrose, Colo. He said he was born Dec. 9, <<*»nfin*e4 from l*»«# On?) 1905 and haa been a writer since (Jut, however, expressed the opin­ 1934 or 1935. ion that Hue to present h'gh “Ar# you a member of the costs, it la the wrong time to 8rreen Writer* Guild t " asked build a pool. Robert E. Stripling, chief (nvestl'A letter from W. A. I^ffler of gator for tha committee. Chase and Company waa rrad "At this point," Trumbo re­ w hirl pointed out that the-com­ plied, "1 would like to Introduce pany had made gift payment* for certain statement* about my work certain projects such as the swim­ from General Arnold, head of the ming pool and that he doubted Army. Air Forces— " that it would he wise to borrow* “Just a minute,” Thomas shout­ ■gainst this money for any press­ ed above the hanging of his own ing need, die suggested that the gavelfunds 1m* kept by the City for Thomaa reminded Trumbp of •any project that the City might what happened when Lawson re­ sponsor outside of operations or fused to answer .question* and repair* to existing farllltle*. . cited for contempt. Mayor Gut told Mrs. Rchirard was Stripling told Trumbo that he that it had nut l>een tho Intention would ask a series of questions of the City to allocate thla pool could bo answered ">»»’’ or money for paving repair*, but ■that Ha added that if Trumbo (hat It had been suggested that “no." the City might Uirrow and repay wanted to maka an explanation thla money with interest, but in after h* gave the • ap*wer,~th» view of Mr. Lrffler'a expression, committee probably would be and the ruling of Attorney Wll- willing to llaten. The muataehed little writer inson that the money could not be diverted unless the pool project lilted th at he could riot answer was abandoned, the money would all questions "yes or no," assert­ ing that such answer* could b« not be twrrowrd. He also stressed the fact that given only " by a moron or a many streets nut down 20 years ■lave.” Then he asked for permission ago are In bail shape. Mr. Hayer, in turn, stated that it would cost to put Into the record the texts $16,000 $15,000 to„resurfaiy to ^eau rfaa- East hast First hirst of 20 script* he ha* written, Street. "gfcfrVf Hanford Avenue. . some of them running over 150 An ordinance was passed allow­ pagr*. The request was drnled. ing maximum taxi fare* in the Trumbo said the scripts gave an city north of Twenty-fifth Street Idea of the kind of work Ire has of 35 rents instead of 25 rents as been doing. at present. South of Twenty-fifth Stripling repeatedly asked the Street and anywhere during the 'witness “Are you a member of hour* of 1:00 A. M. to 0:00 A. M. the Screen Writer* GuildT" and tho maximum fa re . will be 60 hi* voice had a tired ring after a cents. This increase was granted while. due to high costs of operation Trumbo evaded a "yes or no" and Insurance by taxi owner*. answer nnd finally Thomas asked: G. W. Spencer appeared in be­ "Are you answering the ques­ half of II. II. Odham to apply for tion or making another speech? a permit to operate four new, If you're making a speech, we radio equipped taxicab* for whlla can find you a corner up hrre to passenger*, which he said would - f tv r B t t n n j n t - diyr*«Veh day a Trumbo argued the effect of week service at Second Street and the question was to impugn the I'ark Avepue. The Commission'd*, right of any working man to Join ferred a decision to the next a union and to place an onus on meeting. Application of Blanch union membershl Takarlv Tor taxi parking’ space "Are you a 'member of the next to the Florida Hotel waa Screen Writers Guild?" Thomas denied, asked again. An ordinance was given It* Trumbo said he would get first reading which would In the around to answering that but de­ Interest of safety due to heavy clined an immediate "yes or no.” truck traffic, prohibit parking of "I rep eat'- - -,H h# slatted. vehicles on French Avenue except "Excuse the witness." Thomas in place* specially desigryUed for cut In. , , parking. , A delegation of City j><Hlcymen, ' But Stripling then asked if headed by Ralph Geiger, request­ Trumbo is or ha* been a member ed a raise In pay. Mayor Gut ex­ of the Communist I’arty. "You must hava some reason plained why the City did not have •fuiMs fui m u. iiuf iHBw iii'ii 'n u r "1 do,” said Stripling. the City would do everything in ,« | should like to see what you Its power to raise salaries of all City employee*, and that tb* bud­ hava." Trumbo said, "Oo. you would,"-Stripling tomget will lie reviewed by the Com. ratnled and tha crowd guffawedmission to ### Jf thla la possible, Than-tha witneaa waa exeuaed lie pointed out that the City can- lorry. Mayor Gut was authorised to proclaim a general City elec­ tion on Dec.. 2. following the pri­ mary of Nov. 4. Application' of the Elk* Club for a bar license was referred to the Cllv Attorney for ruling under new laws regu­ lating the number of hers accord­ ing to population, Churchill Speech U'«et lav,* Meat rae« Oael lion leader declared that nationslizetion of basic industries had fail­ ed and weakened the nation in lime of economic crisis. “I feel fortified by what hs» happened in the United Stales.' he declared, adding: "The sovereign remedy to out present ills and darkening miifoilunes is to set the people free." "Nationalization has proved s failure," the opposition leader told the House of Commons. "D«er food, dear coal—and soon dearer transport—grievously weaken our competitive powers in foreign mar- tack, tha Conservative prfrty mus> tercd.it* force* for an amMult on tha Labor government’* legislative program for tha coming year, which rail* fo r further nationaliza­ tion of vital industtfa and curtail­ ment of tha powers of tha Houea of Lord*. ThJe pprogram was out­ lined last week hy Kin* George VI in a. speech—prepared by the Labor gov#rnment-^-op«nfng the new session of Parliam ent Churchill spike In connection with a Conservative amendment to the King'* speech: T h e’amend ment voiced "regret- that ttu gracious speech, while clearly re With Churchill leading tha at TUESDAY, PCT. 28, l A vaalin* the Intention of .Your M ajesty's government to continue thehr ppartisan policies, gives an assurance of the national leader­ ship, tha administrative Compet­ ence, or the measurtrs necessary to meet the ecocmic cristsla and so Rjve relief to your people from their ever increasing hardship." .,..* * * * • °* amendment, un­ likely in view of the large Labor majority in the House of CommoOii..Would- be-tantamount to a vote of “no ronfidence” and would forca Prime M inister Attlee’s cabins; to rtstgn. YARDLEY VENETIAN B U N D S • America’a Meat Beaatlfal Aluminum - Cedar - I’oll.hrd Alumlnui __ Ask Ma Foc_tr*« Eailmate P. W. STEVENS - '617W. Koblnnon - C Phone 2-0729 APPFSh ■ ■ 1 m m 1L 11J1 dum on "Conuaunisl qffUlatlqns • f Dalton Trumbo." It ,wq* alrall i r to a report read yealerday on I.swoon after -Lawson refused to *answer a question. - ■• . - t Before the hearing began, anather writer, Emmett Lavery. P*d told reporter* he waa prepared » tall the committee th at ba la not and never haa been a Communist. Lavery I* head of the Screen Writer* Guild and haa been eritlcited by several Wltnesae* before the committee. After the brukh with Trumbo, the commute* called to the wit* nets chair Roy M.. Brewer of Loo Angels* who Idtntifled hlmaalf aa the International ropm enta- a m r Lydia E. Plnkham’ft VEGETABLEC0MP0UMD <Ti > p i■ r — b P _ | f ’) | • • • for attractive, new, improved, fume* lees, fuel oil heating systems that replace old-fashioned messy, inadequate methods. 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Pope Company Miller Bishop Appliance? 200 South Park Aveni St, Johns Electric Company 915 West First Street 118 Soutk Park Avenue u* . backing Montgomuatlon Mather Fumitpre Company CowmereUl Avenue * I Firestone Stores, Ind. 111*111 East First Street a «a •* A. D. Hosier Pin \ U \ "v . \ ••,* i v '1. *&J rt*£r* *V 112 Magnolia Avenue ig Company * ' • ,i Ci Randall Electric Company Sanford Furniture .Company 800 East First stmt M. G. Hodges Plumbing Company 609 West First Street ,i% * .*v , '- Sanford Hardware Company *10 Bast First S tm t , -m J �\ In Unit) There U Strength— thk To Protect Uu P u n at the World; To P isa o tc tho Profresa of Americat To Produce Prosperity for Sanfoid. I*atrlljr w eather cloudy through T hu rs­ day with widely frittered showra.'G entlr tu moderate variable ■tntfr-ffltw lr o mtlnveM to »ouHl ~ AN IN D E P E N 1 ^ nA D A ii.Y IL Y N E W S P A P E It - J L1 I VOLUME XXXVIII SANFORD, FLO Established 1908 3 Additional Movie i -• _ ,,V New Yo>Kf.Jays Homage To Nation's War Dead m. es A re Held In ouse Dmytryk Insists Con* mittee Has No Right To Inquire W hether He Is Communist " f W A S H IN G T O N Oct. 29 UP> * —Adrian Scott, m oilr pro­ ducer, refused today to lir a congressional questioners a “yea or no” to a . question whether hr la a Communist and wa* cited for contempt. . WASHINGTON. O ct.' 29 ' M% Movie Director Edward Dmy- try! balked [oday at a question - whether he ia a Cbmmuniit and joihed til other Hollywood figure* held in contempt by the Home Committee on Un-American Activ* hie*. Like thoie who had preceded qyrifnT Dmylryt to o k ih e iu n c F tE ir the committee had no tight to inquire into hit political belieft. "The Conititution doei not re­ quire that I antwrr that quealion, 1 lie drclarrd. Before railing Dmytryk. tincommitter had bumped up againtl the tame attitude and voted con­ tempt againit these: . . Hetbert Hibernian, producer and "director, writer* Samuel O m it/. Dalton Trumbo, John* Howard Lawton, Afvali B ru it and Albert Malt/. Dmytryk took the itand whan the committee began it* aflwnoon teuton and almoil immrdi ately wat diimined and cited lu, rontr.npL L s u l t j ; Kuuetl, committee In — fienatar-RoTO-mfileR' He Has Announced Lodge Answers Questions Asked - By Jaycees Of City Candidates T mm_ _ _ _ _ M. J. Ijodt-e, candidate (or City Committion in Group No. 2. today terame the ftr»t of five candidate, to antwer publicly the quriliunt on ivic ailvirt lubmitlrd to ihrrnrailirr thiiVrek. by the Junior Clumber ■f Commerce, when be relilreJ to The Herald today thr antwrn in lull. * * ' . . f With -expect to qtw't'tion V „ I, having to do with the retutfacinj f Sanfrtd iltrrli. aud pttinp in Georgetown and Goldtbotu. Mr. od^e .aid "Yet. t° lb-* exirnt Imancet of the City will |wiunt, willi reasonable a iie iu n .iitt again. ( iwner*,r To question No. 2 regarding law enforcement, Including slot machine*, puncliboarda, and Ik>Ita. Mr. Lodge's answer . was "Yea." Question No. 3 on the appfintment hy the City Commission of a-Ciuuter-dUfurm Committee, for tile purpose of studying the City Charter with a view to niaking Says Premier, recommendations for modernliing put, and stream-lining it, Mr. Lodge E x p o r t s Include answered, “No. Conalder present Charter okey. Will support any i Fish, Mikola jezyk necessary amendments”. To question No. 4 atmtit l he WARSAW, Poland Oct. 29 C ity Recreation IVpartmeqt. (ip)— l.efista remodeled Klanswimming pool, lennia courts and lslaw Mlkolalrsyk'a Polish playgrounds. Mr. Lodge replied, Peasant Party -today, thus “To the extent of funds avail­ ending political opposition to able, without inrreaae in taxes.” the Communist hloc parties In With reference to question No. Poland's Parliament. The 5 on the proposed Sewage Dispos­ newly orianiied oserutlve al rian t, Mr .I,odge said, "Yes. ram mittee of the Polish PeiRut it would require a bond is­ ian l Parlv stripped fit# of sue.and th ii la not the time to M ikolajnyk’s closest adherincrease the bonded Indebtedness!” enta of their right to rrpreAnswering question No. 0 on aent peasants in Parliament. method of financing .City im­ provement*, Mr. Lodge s-ld, “ In WARSAW. Os i. 29 o h IV favor of necessary public impruvctnciiL. to extern of available infer Joici Cyiaukiewia. tnlii.tbc funds- without increasing public Polish Parliament lodsy that fron­ debt, a} Mrbv tier guariis had ptevenjed 35.000 Yfc. n w portsHq; iLon the .eg. posons Iium illegally leaving the tetHid.v of the City's sewerage ldP«ll~ leeUons, he r o o n n y t h u y n r tiu n b * T ~ o p p o s l- ' lion, leader' Slanislaw Mikolajcsyk Z City is financially lly able a tu da so”. bad managed to lice. On qucstloq No.' H regarding gardini Tire Premier said nullung. how improvement! to th r Municipal unlcinal ever, to clarify how, Mikqlajc/yk. Zoo, Mr. Lodge answered,' “Yes, with .fund* available”. the leader of the Polish Pea:To quealion No. 9 regarding a.ni Party, had made his way out conatructive criticism of the pre­ sent City Administratoin or it* of the country or his ptesent various departments, Mr.’ Lodge whereabouts. said, “No." Previously there had been iprr And to question No. 10 on the ulalron tn some quarters that Mikcreation of a Civic Planning , . --------- — ilaasil, ha ■epUrtl. "Wll ■lfitaa y t *<*>rTyt~™ g"r h»vt brfn *l,P,r have one" bended while attempting to C lo u JACKSONVILLE, Oet. 29, UK —.The Jacksonville Journal today quoted *fitat# Senator Walter R, Rove of Orlando a* laying ha had not announced hla candidacy for Governor. * / “I'd rather not aay anything now," he wai quoted aa laying. Senator Koae was Introduced yesterday at a luncheon tt’. . i ' Psilty BPI (IT"or the Mori;la Realtors Association-, as "the next I I HkllRKrt M I ' l l , K l | k l | . ••Governor of Florida." • • Hose in acknowledging the fftfl Negro Denies Story . troduetion said- "Perhaps we had , Of Camp Slaying 551 Register To **better appoint a commit Ice to on Vote In count the vole*. I have been try ­ DRUNSWICK, Ga. 0£t^g9 UP) ing to Ulk Mrs. itpee. into .this —ItewtRt"Dlhford, negro prison­ The City Commission met yes­ 4 ) for • long time." er, today denied testimony of- an­ terday morning for two hours in Rose iben addressed the lunchicn other negro convict that guard* order to go over the list of re­ eon on taxation, declaring Florida a t a south Georgia prison camp gistrant* and to eliminate names ^ ^ i ,**1 **,,V*1 fired shotgun blasts at prisonua of persons who hhv*. moved away management, lie said his- remarks lying On the ground when eight from Sanford. There were about were not Intended as criticism "of were killed iqst July 11. 2.205 persons on tho lilt before any Individual but aa a trend." Japtos Maxwell, another pri­ the new registration and since soner. testified vrsterday that that time approximately RBI new went up to men lying on rrgiitrant* have been added. Wheat Prices Break guards the ground and fired a t them. Voting will taka plac* in the Sharply On Board Binford *eld 17 or 18 men fell to City Commission room. Polls will th# rdund but none of the guards-yopen at 7:30 o'clock and wilt close br e warden fired at men afU r Tht sundown, according tn City By AS80CIATRD PRESS » Manager .11. N. Bayer, Wheat price* broke sharply to­ thev fell. Binford repeated the story of day on th* Chicago Board of Trad* but a three-week plump in other prisoners that they refused Strickland-Morrison hog and wholesale pork prleos to work in a ditch because they tapered off at most of the na­ were afraid of snakes and were Buys Local Property returned to camp. He declared tion's major livaatoek market*. The tag lit wheat,- which car­ Warden H. G. Worthy lined th4 Purchase by 8trickland Morri­ ried other grains along, cam# *on prisoner* up at the ramp, threa­ son, Inc. of tno warehouse and tened to kill Willi* Ball, alleged news that tha Commodity Credit property at tha northeast comer P ^ r e H n n ^ h s r - ^ ''- - " * — ringleader, and shot a t Bell when of Commercial and Palmetto Ave­ J J E he refused to .U p out. Four chase* of cash grain yesUrday a t guards th in started firing, Bin- nues from Aquillnes, successors either Minneapolis of Kansas ford aaid. Binford waa wounded to th* Clyde Lina, waa today an­ nounced bv W. A. Morrison. • f City. Only 10,000 bushels were in the lag. One-half of tha one story brick taken at Chicago. warehouse has b**n remodeled to Elsewhere, ' wholesale butter serve as headquarters for th* prices* moved' higher a t Chicago Jaycees Will Hold Tamlsml Trails TrV k line which aqd New York, but wholesale Forum* Tomorrow will soon move from IU present eggs were weak, with prices mix­ location at tha BL Johns River ed In. Chicago. Storage egg fu­ The people of Sanford are in- Line building which haa been con tures dropped the permissible „ daily limit of B cenU In Chicago, vtnlrd to attend an open forum demmed hy the City. The other of the remodeled warehouse November eggs sailing a t about being held at the Mayfair Inn to­ half he used by Strickland-Morri morrow evening at 7;30 o'clock wtir 45 gentk. the Seminote Countv Jaycees son. -. New York cotton futures were by ______ j Th* recent purchase of 117 Met the candidates for the coming 13*0 cent# to 11.05 a bale lower a^ for City Commission election. ______ frontage on Commercial Avenu* noon when wheat waa 4 H to 014 The Junior Chamber o f , Com-1 and 449 feet on Palmetto no* cent* lower, December selling at mere* haa submitted to- that) gives the firm ownership of th* |2»4. candidates ten <uie*tlons on elvtc! entire block which fronts on 8*m affaire Which they have been Inole Boul*yard_ and is bordered WAITRESS SLAIN r roues ted to answer. Each can­ on th* east by Banfonl Avenue. CLEARWATER Oct. 29 GP>- didate will be given IS minutes in This lend will be used for the Tha semi-nude and mangled body which to answer the queatloni. future development of the bus­ of Nancy! Haynes, 19-year-old S t The program will be broadcast iness, said Mr. Morrison. The firm Is devoted to Ford sales and Petersburg waitress, was found over station WTRR. on a lonelkyoad.todar. Th# driver The regular noon luncheon meet­ service and occupies a rnsjof portion of the Arcade Building. of a bakery truck found the bodv, ing will be held by th* onlv In a torn dress and slip fees tomorrow a t th* Ms; PLANE MISSING re re rolled up around her KLAMATH PALLS. Ore. Oet. neck. The c a m of death waa 29 (An—Commander Hugh Tolley not determined Immediately. O'CONNOR SUSPENDED CINCINNATI Oct. 29 UP) — of the Klamath Air Search and WASHINGTON O et » -M V - W alter Mulbry, secretary of base­ Rescue Unit. reported thl* morn­ Becretire Snyder Sold today Trea- ball. ’Mid today th at Leetla If. ing that an air search has been * sure agent*- are investigating a O'Connor, general manager ef the started for a private plane which left hare last night carrying, Govnumber of automobile dealers sas- Chicago White Sox, had ' Secretafy. of baseball for failure tarnor Earl from bam' poctad of having evaded Ststo Sento pay a fine for violating tha Stata tax oa “unusual profits' Cornett, resale of asad M tl traded In on rules In connection with the sign -1 at* ' and Cliff Pilot . 6* *•. ’ > V. «... vV ; ! r • . -V.i Higgins Reveals Plans To Attract Winter Visitors K* Commerce Secretary Sees Large Influx Of Tourists Soon •tralnedly. About 400,000 New Yorkers watched a raiuott, bearing the Uxly of a symbolic soldier, wav* through the city’s streets to muffled drum iAmU and stow matches. At the memorial service In Cculial Park, attended by 150,000 persons, chaplain* of three faiths prayed for the 0.24B soldier war dead brought from the European Theater In tit* hold of the Army transport Jwicj'h V. Connolly. (international) Touchton Drug Company’s Formal Abolishment Of Opening Of New Store Tomorrow SegregationUrged Tire Touchton Druy Cumpatiy totLy annOunrnl the fotmal open­ By Truman Group ing IhutsJay ot it* Rrs.ill 5iq.fr Sloir «t I mi Stirci .md M.iytmliv Av­ enue, which is tei-aid-d u- onr i.f the outstanding ilutrs ol it- tvjrc in •Ire tlai'*, and un wl-irir aopinximalrly $ / ri ,000 n ia jj to lu te itcr.i Legislation Is Asked Opening Schools To All Racial Groups \V. V. Bitting, who Iras operated! i the store, for thr* past six years, to take rs ir of increased drmnnd*. today declared tin t during that Of Particular interest to tinWASHING I ON? (h i i*, _ time he has seen a wonderful Iu». ladies is the rn-ntelir department er»-a»e-in* business* both tn * ltie whtrtr TirI tl|Tlirri T*T f»V't. iff toil!*t rf, A tom nutl.r bv I’<r -store and in Sanford as well. It rnistic flourca-t-nt liglitiriK tili*lll I lUlllitl |)l«i|M>«rJ liwl.iy (hat wsa this confidence in Hanford rovtdes for fine display, I'liis lariat SPHirgiliiui hr wqieri put caused the qpmpany to,put in ‘ I ik-lstled he thr Hanford Klee1" modern. _UJZ tn_lhu—uUnute-drug. tri»-t?oce-Wwit-<»rtd-«imw,r»w rn * llL Aw»er H-WS—hi-—-rtn*r,' ’----------M: Truman's comuiiltrc on n u l atore. lures of lilenclied wiilnot finish Work on the atore was alaite-l were iu«talled hy I lie National mkIi I s, headril l»y'President Charles bv Contractor FYank Ashdown on •Show Case Co. of Columbus, tin. Mar. 20, and “with the store in Klloh J. Moughion w»* architect E . Wilson i<f the ,General Elec I m Company, made* 15 rrrommrmla* full operation ail of the time, Io­ for the store clinnge*. -fThe luncheon department wns I uuo on explosive luhjects in ihe wa* aide to complete most of the difficult work of expansion to In­ muved to occupy prnelirslly the whole t m l iik IiIs field. clude the "former B.. L. Perkins whole of the new addition oh the It uigefl the rnarlinenl of-Fed west aide of the store. A stnlnle-s rial anlidynrhtniL anli|>oll lax. store site by Aug. IS. One of the major factors’ for steel soda fountain was instnlleil the expansion and improvermutU hv the Liipiid Cathoiiir Co, .of and (.sir rinploymgnl practn e of the store, aald Mr. Bitting, wit« Chicago. The new department Im* _____ .!*> tbp-r i».ort . tohlcll Itiiv-^ the fart th a t d u rin g the jdx ^-..r j lUuld., tk. —i-nrmrltv 7T linn I migirs* with littlri sting prrrmt Wi(i proscription liiq m fl-1the old. The kitvhen wns in menl required murh more room stalled hn< k of I In- sorln fmiiiinm glesi This has been tripled In site nnd nnd separntely pnrlosed nml uniIt trrqmtnemlnl lhaL Coogre.i and includes the spans. fornmily tdnted so that nn kltriu-ij odum and- the Mats legislatures outlaw occupied by McEwun's imrlx'r would come into the store- The* segregation ami disc intimation has shop in the rear, also uptilajr* .whole aiote I* nir conditioned. ■pace. Tho medicine and sundries Dishes are nutumulinilly washed rd nn t.iir, color, fired, or na II nsillHueU nn l-see SWsenl I InHilH llifsl siM I*MU;** tMftill l departments wore also expanded McGrath Elected j British Announce Civil Rights Group New ChairmamOf Trade Agreements Quizzed On Rights Democratic Party, With 15 Nations Of Communists Plant (“ I attracting, housing and entertaining-winter xititni* tu S an ­ foid and S r minute county, weir today outlined lo Kiwaniau* al ihr Tourist Centei l>y Edwaul I lin gins, managri of ihe Seminole County Chain bet of l ornmnie, wlm |Miintrd out the adv.yntage\ ami fat ilitirs atniumlmg in th.* county fin tins puipotr. He wa. inirquuerd by J. Maitin 'Siinrei plfe'iT" r“ Piesentalion by llte lyiwanii Club last I inlay ol a letusi'ilatoi lo rrinald l.aughton Mrni»n.«l Hoipital was announced by Hoy Mann, ih n m u n ol the uinlrqins liened cluldirn'i unnmillrr, who with i)i I 1. Iloss, ananged lor the (onlh.stl game at Seminole High School, wlirtihv |iuiihasr ol thr appaialus seas tinancrd. It was given, hr said, lo Miss | I,/.ihrth l.amlgial, 11. ■ •| Is I .su|H*lllltrndent. Supt; I W. I aswlnn niged yoteis who pay taxes to vole NoV. 4 on thr election of thlrr cuutily scnle school 11 listers ami on laising of scIuhiI lax nullaKe. Voting (cf*re»--wiH'- hr- -.it thf“ IminU t enlri and the (,u l Seoul limhltng. lie said. Host aid "Mojitirlh tf|S«nted on l||e, |f. eiil. las#, elot. meeting at la ts trs Mm Helen Wrh It id tin- Cint Must, yiiiq ect niged SU|i|Hitt id the rjnipsign tu secure iitrinbrislupt f<n the sisocistiuit. Mr. Higgins tuld «f the large number of imiuittrs Is-ing received iiy the Chninlii r of Cottfineree ntul showed diffeieot Isruklets sent ill reply devoted in information on lei'rention, fi»hnig_. t.dd of limy Imw uami nameT r>imlllluii*7 II. ne tn!it of persona interested in Florid,, lire fumlsjieil t.y the Stale Adver- • — '• A' • * tN “V Controversy Rages Over Question . Of W hether To Hear Korean Delegates LAKE SUCCESS, Oa 29 oP» - The l'lilted Nations debate on Koiea developed *in(o a bitter wiangle liHliy' on whethei tepre* srnUlivcs of the Kuican people should he hraid heir and hoo these irpirsrntatises should be chosen. The ennttovrisy was touchvt oil by a Soviet proposal In mute “ elnled irpirsrntalis es*' ol the Koreans ami was'hioadened when the tinted Stales pin|MiirJ qiea* lion ol .1 lenqmtaiy UN tommis* sion to suprtsise eleilions ol sucll representatives.. As the wiangle developed both ‘im ia .Slid the United Sl»lCS_WCIC__ accuiril ol maneuvering t<> drlsy srtllrinrul ol the pioliletn which has hern deadlm ked fui the past IH months, llm io was accused l>v lirlgiiini ami the t'mird States bv the Soviet 1'ki.silir. I lie new light hiouglil a stand still to d e h a lrc m Secret n> of Sl.tlr M.tisllall't |on|-o,| lot IIStu.ini -In timi* in Korea by next M an h 41. molei I N suprmtion, .siol i Soviet sounlei piu|Hisat lot willohuw.il of .ill I , N and Soviet Ttvops liotn* Koies L\ |sn I 1‘lilted H ist,- ’loiii the (iem-ral A**<iniiv‘» fi’ -n*ti«n po* |t'BHllH(|ft( tin I'lAf l-llllill Pilot Club Gives $10 To Nursery School For Fence At the meeting of the Pilot Club held in I lie Tourist Center J a « l—t r i g i - t - r v e n t h r r r v n tP it i n (U ik e n contrllrtitiuu of f in towatd buy­ ing n fence for tire Nursery Belioo) loenled nit Sixth Street and Palnieitt. Annul- One of the members nt-o dunatt-d a roll of wile to In- used or exchanged for more, appro|uiate fencing. Several tneml-er. of tile elllb __ .* .L ,. ”/* I P 'LdRH' lllTtl ll"' *' 11 1 « •! nt til •• uri.t A-o nnH on and l i c k i'l it \ v i - r r ill .f i iluits'il t o t h u i e vhIm u vt>' tifniLl'r ii» fit I t*fn1 l|it uL lilt' tisiug Commissjon tilllLshoured un met-tint* Mttrulny i vi'fiinn, triiRllRiaM «»n I'Hgtr I *KliI | Min , It. <\ Miuwi'll, Mm J. I*. Hall nml Al Hunt were ap ­ pointed n* « Committee to work on n project in ruiilunetiun with -other club* in liirific t-l'in ir H ' S— W. W. ,Hucke)ia, chief dispatch­ stnte-wiih' project-' The resignation of Mr*. C. L. er of the Atlantic Const Line Powell wire with regret. Division here. Inis been promoted , . accepted .. .................... ■Huckeha l.s Promoted To Trainm aster to the position of trainmaster hi ' ^ .repoU of o* . ii i i ‘ Waycrosa,■Ga. effective, Nov. I, j > '1'1 r‘v "n"»' lh# it was announced today hy VV, M. ShtTnUm -l'la/a H otel in Daytona Bench ivi* given by Mr*. Mary Black, division superintendent. Rnwlin*. Rolx-rt ].. Llglilfont, night cliief WASHINGTON Oct. 29 L7VA report of Ihe Milk Bank dl*|iatchrr at Tnlnpa, will surreeil WASHINGTON'Ort. 29 (At W ASHINGTON Oet. Jtt |<7-> TIh' President’s Committee" on (hitlrmnn, Mr*. W ..E. Ilullyheod, Mr. Huckelia The latter first in; Senator J. Howard McGrath —I’resldent Truman today Civil Right* w-na naked s t s news levrated liial ttti .l t had bean of Rhode letand waa unanim­ hailed Ihr 23-natlon agree­ conference today whulher It is in mine a clerk on the Jacksonville •pent during* the pn*t month’ for ously elected today a* the ment. in Grnrva nn trailr and invasion of a man’s .civil rights Division a t lie Land In 1925. lie milk fo r.needy person*. 'Ilie fund made an extra agent in 1927 new eharlman of Use Democ­ tariffs a* a “landmark in to to- naked whether lie U a Com­ was and mm* tn Sanfurd as n train a* net up hy tin- Pilot Club and ratic National ('ommltlee. Hr lh* history of International . munist. in 1939. On May I, supported hy various other or* succeed* Postmaster General economic relallona.” “Never Chairman (Starlet E. Wilson, dispatcher 1942 he was promoted to chief gum/nlion* and church gtoupl, is Robert ft. Hannegan who re ­ before have so many natiuna president of General Electric dispatcher. Hi* home Is at 4HI for the purpose of furnishing signed Ik* post because «f III ^combined In surh a sustained Company, ssiil "No."- But he milk for any needy person, while West Nineteenth Street. health. effort ‘ to lower barriers In added that whenever he is asked or colored, in- ihe eounty who i* The rommltee, apparently whether he I* a Republican or trade." Mr. Trumsn said in in need of ft. Th# cluii works In a statement, adding “in a DemiKTat, he refuses to- answer^ W. L. DaHingcr, 46 bent on selecting Pmtadetconjunction with the rieininol* hla for ila 1948 national conworld eronomlr s i t u a t i o n Welfare Board in deter­ Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., said Died Tuesday I*. M. County vtntion later in the day, re­ Ihe new* conference was not the rharaeterirrd until now liy mining the*.’ <•«*• ceived . Hannegan'* resigna­ prog easier deterioration, this place for aorh question* because Mr#. Joel 8 Field, who with tion. announced week* ego, Funeral services for William Mr Field, teluriied yesterday it was held to discus* the commitagreement Is hrartrning In­ deed." after virtually calling on itee's report which they had just Leys Dsslngtr. 49, who died yes- from California where they a t­ President Truman to run for handed to President Truman—and terdsy afternoon at a local hos­ tended « postm asters' convention, By TOM WILLIAMS * election In 1948 and atlarhIhe (Cpurl "doesn't deal with that pital after n lingering Illness, presided at the meeting. will Im- held Thursday afternoon lag the Republican leadership -LONDON Oet. 29 W - lla r o ld quealion*" i 1st 2:30 o'clock a t-th e Erickson in the last congress. Wilson, president of the Board But a flrr the now* conference of Trade, announced today that Rousevelt was questioned by re­ Funeral Home with the Rev. J. Mrs. Truman Doesn’t WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 UP> Britain has negotiated tariff porter* shout the House Commit­ E. McKinley officiating, interment Favor Presidency The Democratic Party iquaird agreement* with 15 nation*, In- tee on Un-American Activities ylll be in .Trergrecn CcmeiofyMr. Datingrr, who.# home wa* eluding tha United States. away today ft>r the 1948 cam­ WASHINGTON Oct. 29 bP>— of the new trade parte, and its present motion picture In­ at !t35 West Twentieth Street, hs<l paign today by covening it* na­ hr*Details told the Commons, will Im pub­ vestigation. in which witnessed liveii her* since 192.1. For 18 year* Mr*. Truman said today *h« tional committee to pick a con­ lished simultaneously in th# vari­ arc being asked whether they are he was employed by Chase and Co. doesn't want to lie President, she and later operated the Smoke doesn’t went Iter daughter Marvention city and start the ball ous countries In about three Communist#, a I'rcsidcnt, snd If Roosevelt said that "in sense” House until ill health required w e e k s . rolling in an effort to reverse the it is nn invasion of a witness' his retirement. He wa* horn near the had n son she wouldn't rslss ‘W« have bqen particularly ('on­ party’s 1946 setback. right to Inquire into hi* political Ala. Stpl. 22. 1901 and him t o Im* a I’rcsidcnt. to secure reductions in th# belief.* “hut if a man is a Com­ Clayton, She aiso disclosed to newspaper wa* a member of the Elks Ijxige Philadelphia and San Francisco tariffs of other countries, Includ­ munist and th* committee ha* here. At Clayton he was a mem- women th st she wants most of were slated to bid (or the conven­ ing tha United Slates, which avfdenrc to that effect, that man t>#r of the Prospect Baptist all to return to th# comparatlv* tion which Democratic leaders say Aould provide an Immediate op­ I t e a i t a a r a a a l- a s e K la k i) quirt of Independence. Mo., her Church. will nominate President Truman portunity of Inereaslng-OUlLjlak Survivors includs the widow, Imnie. after th# President lesvss • tC W allae*# a a r a « # SJafell Mrs. Laura F. Dssinger nnd one the White House. for a term in the White House in Activation Of Co. I Replying to a ouestion a* to step-daughter, Miss Sarah Bar­ his own right. Philadelphia, alINDIASTATIC Slated Tomorrow nett, both of Sanford; hi* parents, whether she would accompany ready chosen for ihe Republican i NEW DELHI, Oct. 29, W ) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 7„ Us*lng#r Mr. Trumsn on any campaign convention opening June 21, was' An Indie defense ministry official All prospective members of th* of Dothan, Ala.; three brothers, travels In connection with next given Ihe edge by high party' ,h? •“ “ U2 ‘ *** Natlunsl Gaurd are urged to Cary Cary Dasinger, Louisville. Ale., w a r's presidential election, Mr*. and Truman said: "I will answer tW« f/Hinxwi Dqthan, uyu—,., Ala. mii the meeting and banquet to J. E. Dssinger, officers. Early In July is expected But*, , t , t Uwherein 6,000 ia r U ti wellKwhmlr armed attend on# let# in July, 1948," (The ' be held Thursday evening at tha Albert Dasinger, Chlptey, Fla. to be the date. Moslem' Pathan tribesmen were Mayfair Inn tor the purpose of Democratic National Convention thr* The committee also will: threatening the ra p lu l of Srins- activating Co. - • -I of' the 124th I ELUDES KIDNAPING is expected to h# held iq Julyj Kashmlr, situated between Infant!ry. Division, I. Elect Senator J. Howard BERLIN Ort. 29 (An—Dr. WerIndia and ■PsklsUn, .4* prrdoml" c ir c u s h e a d Th# mhatlng will start at 8:00 n»r Heisenberg, Nobel Prise win McGrath ol Rhode Island as na­ KSi nattily Moslem but iU Hindu Ma­ ATLANTA. Ort. 29 tional chairman lo succeed Post- harajah acceded last week to In­ o'clock an a th* banqtist wilt b* at ner and a well known euthorlty o'clock, it was announced on atomic energy, recently avert­ Atlanta Journal said today mister General E. Hennegsn. who dia. which Is mainly Hindu. Sheik 9:00 by IL P. Payne, executive officer ed an attempt m kldnap him and John Ringling North haa is fetiriag from the committee post Mohammed Abdullah, hood of the for Co. I. The banquet la being take him to the Soviet xone of reinstalled as president ot in* because of. health. Hsnnegsn was n«w provisions! government, a r­ held under the ausplcies of the Germany, Die Neue Zeitung, of­ Ringling Brothers and Bantam sleeted in January. 1944, nnd ran rived bora to confar with I ndia | Seminole County Chamber of ficial newspaper of U.S.S. mill and Bailav Circus in the place of official*. Commerce and the City of Banfori. tary govsrnmsnt, aaid todaf. James A. Haley‘ M Ov-i . e ?* " ’‘‘ ' . :’ *: i • • ' L: ^----- « . If %rft jig f ;■F- " Frontier Guards .*v Smfr •> < .r Stop 35,000 From ■— AS THI CASXST Of A CONORISUPNAl MIDAt OP HONO( WINNIL.rcprcicnUilive cd all his fallen uai.-q t*. . Fleeing Poland! - carried to the ceremonial platform rri’Ncw'Y’otk's Central Paik, men, women ntul clitldicu weep um e- E N O . 249 Associated I'ress Leased Wire WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1!‘», 1047 u— —- — . V».. i • -"V, t '- * . ____ _i-:= r . T* 4 ............... - , : .... ^ ■ , -w 4 �— .• ' t • — ------------,- ’1 msf W ED N ESD A Y , OCT. 29. 1017 T H E H A N P O l(l) H E R A L D , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A PA G E TW O — ^a The Sanford Herald K M lb lltfe f* In I M riU lik rt 4Milr ftulBMiay ■ N M anilar a t Bbb(»"I. P1<Ml4a III HaMBaliB I t t n a r Florida’s Pocahontas All earlier ‘‘Pocahontas" than the familiar one of VirKinia’s history is now credited to Florida. Indeed, according Annually American women spend more than *20,000.000 on band makeup Relatl sale# ot THE WORLD TOflAY nail lacquers, cutlet* spnenera By DEWITT MACKENZIE . . , . , nml Illlltt nm itrurr MU'.-.t.i Uons totaled *21.500.000 In HH4 i to M tirfnry S ln n em nn .Ilm ifflas—iii T h e R « a d « rl* -tH p e * t-fo r 1-—A| Foret | g---- * rs-------- t f rwa-— — i*. rwwA. —J r,~TCrTVi ‘ hontas may have been mere legend and the Florida story* One of the striking develop­ af %lar,k a. 1*»T. lllil.M M I l„ UN*k “ the true origin of the great American tale of the white ment! In the political battle be­ i .rn..r tween Democracy and Commun­ captive and the rescuing Indian maiden." Miss Douglas' ism t.O H IM IV UKA5I la the formation of a commitllu la n i klaaBi*, article is condensed from her forthepming book, "The Ever- tec of exiled pcaaant leaders from ’ a t Mat i i i i * i lu.V i t a r t c * the caatcrn European Slavic glades, River of Craas." ST lain tr, n rrk ____ * The Florida white captive, according to Miss Douglas, satellite* Of Rusata to Inaugurate I t , MbbIS I '<• an antl-Communist propaganda T in , N a a lh , S.w> »la Mvalk, S-I" was one Juan Ortiz, of Seville, Spain.'A survivor of Panfilo offensive with headquarter* in Oa , t a a r IS.#* de Narvaez's expedition to Florida in 1628 (11 years ahead Washington or London. BBlirr, laid, »i of Hernando de Soto), Ortiz was captured by Indians. Bind­ "A U a h lla a iT Thia flta In perfectly with your I Saak, fnalallaa, >M »dW i »l ««IMlalaa,*al, lar ih* |rar|M„ •>! ing him, naked, to a grid made of poles, the Indians applied coltimniat'i recent obaervatlon ralalaa faada, will k» rkarakd fat a torch to the fuel underneath. But as the first flame Bear­ that freedom loving people Ilka 1 W a a la f a d i r n l iia a v»l»«. ___ the Slava—who through the cenI ala a 4 'V r«,a« a»» ji7air«aiailW.. ed his flesh, the new Pocahontas, a daughter of the chief. turica have fought for their In* |a«.. n ln w a li I k , lltrjUl la Ik, Interceded jji his behalf. The fire was scattered and Ortiz dependence time and again— ta lk a il TOM , ( adtriOMaa. Oflli n arv aialBlBlatd la Ik, laianl was unbound. There followed three years in which Ortiz wouldn't Indefinitely aubmit to the < *l„ la Ik, raaalrr "Ilk h,«a„n«,- was an honored member of the Indian clan. But after a , fltfrcc regimentation of total it*rl k n la I1 I» M « a a d I r w I a , k.___ /crment ot workTh* in thyae amall aralH I al Ik* defeat by a raiding tribe, the d an 's chief was- persuaded f,nre^ ^ nj^nJ t,w ' Tk* IliiaU u A aw lalil P ,„ a "kirk U (aiiltrU th at the white man was the cause of their ill fortune. O r countries which have been coraekltawt,,!, la Ik, a*, ( « r«|>ahH T all,a at ail Ik, laral a,"< erUtrS tiz, secretly condemned to death, was warned by the chiefs munized by strong-arm method*. How-eyer, significant, aa la this ‘ flea 4a il l , bvm •#*#«>. a, well •• daughter. With her help he escaped. Years later the de Soto news, It lk far from being the a r a r e , ai<ralrk,k. expedition found him. complete picture of currant WEDNESDAY. OCT. M .1I47 This narrative wns translated into English early in the trenda. To this we m int add the 17th century and published in London, Miss Douglas says. announcement by General Luclua BIBLE VERSE EUR TQDAY D. Olay, U. S. Military Governor "Shortly afterward Captain John Smith published thejdury In IP YOU ARE SEARCH I NO Berlin, that the American Mil­ FOR GOD T H R O U G H THE of his romantic rescue by Pocahontas, the second version itary Government la embarking HIGH - POWERED TELESCOPE of his account of experiences with the Indians of Virginia on a new aggreaaive policy of OF PHILOSOPHY. REMEMBER in 1607. Captain :ap Smith's first version made no mention defending before the German peo­ H E WAS FOUND TWO THOU­ ple the principle* of freedqm, and whatever of the Pocahontas episode." SAND YEARS AGO IN WORK. attacking Communism. lafc*r IT. . ,v ; .1 »•—• W ill,,. .Mi CLEAVE THE WOOD AND THOU SHALT FIND MF.. LIFT THE STONE AND THERE AM ” L—Acta 11:27: He i* not far from Bach one of ua. LW f Chile has about 8.000 mllea ot ( railroads, over half being state i owned. There are 2.306 miles of airlines and 28.004 tnikT'-uf road*. Paleography, la ancient writ-j tng. tn Its widest signification it la Uia setenos that (reals ct th e , writing of the onetenta and that;* of the Middle Ages. ' Dun* mo re Cross or High Cross! ia the center of Ungland. Recent reductions In the num­ fa rm s, in the United State* nava r e s u l t e d from absorption -of many amall farm* into larger operations ond ber of tenant from purchsse by former trna.nu wbo have prospered. • • • * ‘ The word mausoleum originat­ ed with the magnificent monu­ ment erected by Queen Arte­ misia In 353 B. C , in memory of her husband. King Maurolua. Th# Belgian Congo. Africa, Is th« world's largest producer ot, Industrial diamonds. * • • • Then we have the launching of General Charlea De Gaulle’* cruAsbestos waa used ocMnst fire a a d e against Bolaheviam la as long ago as ttie filtii century France, and' the drastic atep of. ||, G, -• Robert M. Hutchins, Chancellor of the University of Brasil and Chile In aeverlng dip­ L ' sfe » Chicago, believes that hitman knowledge has gone beyond lomatic relation* with Mofceow in We gather that what Ccncial the individual’s capncity to use it for good. Ideals are slip­ proteat agalnat Red activities in Patton wanted to do wat fight ping. Though the work week has been cut to 40 hours, no Ihoae two countriea. ami win the war all by hiimclt. one'know s, what to do with the leisure thus gained. "A Disclosure of the projected peaAnd it wai quilc pouible that lie moral, intellectual and spiritual reformation is needed," he aant organisation waa marie by Serbian Yugoalar t’raaant* Leader : might have done to. , says. Dr. Milan Gavrilovlc, who la In He is probably right about the reform need. But it is a London. Representative of th f It ii too had that the City can Yugoslav, Romanian, Rulgarlan, Sol take advantage of available large order. The world mny be "quivering on the brink of Czechoslovak and Polish peasant* paving equipment at a - materia! destruction,” -as-D r. Hutchins says, TIw average-citizen nicl in tbo British rapital and saving in resurfacing coil to re­ cannot do much about averting the catastrophe unless men laid plan* for an all-out propag­ pair tome of out badly deterior­ like the ‘chaucellor can give him practical prescriptions for anda drive agalnat Communlam, to lie Inaugurated aa aoon aa the ating atreeta. It would coil tome steps he can take. Polish peasant leader. Btaniilaw Why should not somo of this new leisure be used for thing like $50,000 or $60,000 and 1Mikolajetyk — who haa just **WATCH DOG STOLEN PEPPER and RANKIN the City hat on hand only about. improving the local community? November elections are caped from Communist dominated Poland—reaches London or Wash­ TAMPA TRIBUNE BALTIMORE Oct. 29 (A*) — ! 912.500 for (hit purpose. How- not fHr off. It’s a good time to become informed on school ington. William Aahby, 34, waa In jail 1 ever, it will coil Uic City many board candidates' qualifications; what the City Commis­ _ M__ > What these leader* project la a hundred* of thoutamli of dollar* sioners nre doing; the pros and cons of the coming City world At the risk of being accused of mKtee Investigating procedure today, charged with strallng Fran- , peasant "International,** to in ruined pavemrnt if somethinz election. Mnybe the community would benefit from a youth coordinate the fight against Com­ carrying water on both shouldcriu would have been. In better grace da Lynch'# watch dog, s nine- | 1 isn't done aoon. at anyone recreation center, or perhaps the town should frame a new munism. Thla international ia cal­ we say that both Senator Pepper* if it hod been made years ago. month • old Doberman Pinscher culated to combat Communism** and Representative Rankin are In th* past many bustneu men valued at $160. Lynch said . 'V hea you lots V *<Jv«rthe with half an eye can sec City Charter. "Cominform" (Communist partly right In the attack on and have been called before commit­ “Gretehen" was "on duty'* when that tome of our ilrerti are go­ Many little candies shining in small corners can bring new They Don't St.y L st-L o n * Infoimation Bureau! which com­ defense of the Hollywood Inves­ tees of Congress and subjected to ing to pieces. What we need is a glow to the world. The result might not be a world-wide prise* the Soviet Union and Its tigation being conducted by the vague accusations by wltncaica Ashby carried her off. n S ipmeonr who can tell ui how to. "moral, Intellectual and .spiritual rcforift," but It would be satellite! in eastern Europe. The House un-A m erican Activities) friendly to New Deal extremists Committee. Unfortunately how"Cominform" Is generally regard­ in thg Democratic administration. g tf rai*e, $50,000. a stprt, ed a* a rejuvenation of the Com­ avrr. both men take such ex­ Wher* waa Senator Pepper on intern. or Third International, treme positions that they do their those occasions? At an iailance of what we hich is the General staff for came* heavy damage. fiilboard Lobby In the midst of the m a n by the ipveinmcnti anti­ ed world revolution. Repreaanutive Rankin makes a Rankin squabble, it has i quated pike itipport policies beassume*, thatJIungary-m ay [filing point in saving th rt "U m - fo r "Erie Johnston. ~ pro*; i ^ i t h u powerful toltby in-every In-Unr . ing a t lean partly i*s|>ontiblt for added to the peasant Interna­ nnlnism is th* greatest menace thg Motoln Picture Asa< the high price* which are today slate capital. Is-preparing'n nation-wide campaign to Uttar tional. In any event, Dr. Gavri- eur civilization has eyer known.** of America, to issue the kind .. plaguing Amenta, wr rile the an- our postwar highways with more, bigger and fancier signs, lovle says the peasants will have The Miaaisslppi ‘ Congressman ia lungmnt,, Dip country..nccda_liU .cantldc ' ' In a letter to congressional Y*IT nounctment yesterday that the Including jtycn.tclgylajoa on h lllhourda—Thla maanni-wqrna- Ait front will Ith other anti-Communiit that the Ilouse Committee haa leader* he pleads for an end to ‘ New York State Senator Thomaa C. Desmond, in The ■rtmtnl~of Agriculture will buy Rolitlcal parties. Meantime Jac­ ‘exposed more subversive actlv- th# flamboyant behavior now gofo about $25,000,000 worth of to­ cr’a Digost f o r November, th at our roads will be clutteftid ques Due lot, French Communist , idee and more Communist front la c on In Washington and the organisations within the last ftw leader, hat announced that the bacco from the prc*ent crop ia as never before .with dangerous acenery-destroying bill­ substitution of fair play in th* . , - eider Id" prevent a tag in th* boards, unless citizens act to prevent it. So strong Ih the Cominform carl be joined by any years than any other agency of case of individuals whose name* Communist party In the w o rld - our government." are brought Into the testimony market following the Biitiih *tf- billboard lobby Itr Albany, Desmond says, that in his six* including those of ih t United . However, tils defense of the o f witnesses. * aouncemrnt of the lutpenuolt1 of teen years’ effort to prevent the disfiguring of our roads States and Britain. committee run* to the extreme. Mr. Johnston doe* not argue Moscow apparently hi. furious As he seas It, the committee can th at th* broad power of Congress 'dither American tobacco import*. hid bills have been killed in committee or smothered by no wrong.-and any mean* It to fmwwUgstk ahAubl fc. .ITb. 1" government i» afraid that to­ votes on the floor. A $160,000,000 public-housing program at the flight of Mikolojcsyk from hmoiicju-d.rjgionL-iq.. W iriy g" .m playa are- j w tt f i m - b r u t m y - ated. Far from I t He simply: bacco prices might go down *o it which he sponsored was iilnrkort until o^bRllMiaML.ii**a—lw. ib Hoir«w radio deelarad that •bits. B alia for / n a reform* — f n B n a In la- committee - —a.. _ U A * ■rails ‘ -+35,000,060 “ uf ttrr “eluded to help finance construction. was removed. he is a “cowardly fugitive" and a On th* other hand, Senator procedure so th st the sovereign taxpayers' money* l» keep th.* sworn enemy of it the enaw Democ­ Pepper is quite correct in putting rig h ts'an d dignity o r the jndivld- ; On The Opcninff ratic Folartd who was caroful to the finger on the great danger t« ual will bh protected. * This means , prices up. Bui probably tomorrow take himaslf off In time." That i b o LATE TO CLASSIFY inorS crocodile tear* will be shed democracy "from theee th st committee' witnesses qhpuld expression "take himself off* iq American By RlifiHKU. KAY witch-hunts and loyalty purges." bo allowed to tell' their stories Of Its Beautiful ore? the "poof, downtrodden for* lime" certainly has an ominous He performs a good service In fully, with th* committee always tten man w)i6'h a i lo pay ih tit ring. , stressing that the right of free operating under the concept th a t] price*, if not for the laxpayei Summary: The tide of resis­ speech Is a saevfcd right, and that s man ia innocent until he Is The announcement last week by ed. New Store - . who Haa In fool the bill. Senator W.- A. "Bill" Shsnds of F ulltr, who Is more of a New tance against Communist aggros- there It great danger when some Proved guilty. ,riri* Strega!# t<. thcoiielvca ..^Thnse or* timely and important Ualnesvllte that he expert* to Dealer 'than KqoseroH/'wUf i r - *i?" fc rising wl}h_In«#.»ing r . Whether or f»o(._____________ •ntat- th# Governor's race may sign S'IHifipalgh Id. plciiie everyright to *ay who shall ami suggestions. They ore so superi­ y Sanford, and iheir parent*, want have been news to some folks but body. He will be one of the most who/thsll- not exercise that rig h t or to the bxtrema statements of But in hi* extreme criticism ot Um Peppers and the Rankins. : a swimming pool may he luqwct to those who keep an attentive iromislng candidates this state Princess Elizabeth the committee, he convinces many They recognize that the best way ed from the letulli of a poll con ear to the political groumi It waa ia* evar seen. He will stand for Just a confirmation. -- Vv. v mfin whatever h e thinks the must Receives Hifrh Honor American* that he Is opposed to to keep Communism out of pur ducted through ihr tchooli by the AV t*s cysrythlng about it, that it can do country la to keep democracy in • ,; -:7i"Bill ha* been chocking "and voters will fall for and don% kid * FTA. At the high school III .aait) double checking for some time yourself, hell get a whole helluva LONDON Oct. E9 lAV-Prinee.s no right. Small wonder, than, It. If all citizen*, including Sen­ they wanted, a pool and would and haa svIdenUy convinced him­ ot of votes. Elisabeth woe formally invested that by hta harsh words, and es­ ator Pepper and Representative' ute it, only one no. At Southtide self that ho has a good chance to Tom Watson will probably con­ today.w ith the insignia of Dame pecially th* advice h* reportedly Rankin, will accept' th at truth and ty a 'V . Grand Cross of the Order of 8a!nt gave to prospective committee work a t It. America will roach tort cam­ « 195 wanted a pool, II no. At be elected, otherwise h* wouldn't duet a slam bang two fisted John of Jerusalem have sold what he did. 1 m ■a■ ghof i f t a l witnesses, he open* himself to goal of individual freedom paign with a chip on both should­ I? Junior High 191 favorrd the (*oo!, Th# Senator'(k a pretty level er*. He know! that the present society dating, bock to th* time charges of giving "aid and com­ opportunity that It has set for r-ii' .1-^ onhr 6 no. And at Weilzide, the headed man and he* had sufficient cabinet ami administration will of the first crusade. Th# private fort" to this cquiitry’s ' enemies. jO_ Incidentally, lad+ ao ...... m Senator Pepper’s score w ii 95 to 4. Thst seem* political experience to know his brow every stone in hia path ceremony, wo* held in Backing, criticism of congressional. coma rather conclusive indies- way about. In a three cornered th st they can rake up, that labor hdm Palace. Her father, King George VI, lrsiters will fight him lo a flnlah battle with Tbnt Watson and Full­ an. The trouble with st> msnv Warren he’d have to have a and that the Everglade* Park is. Awarded tK# in+iffniik mm af our civic Iftden ti that be- er of venerable order after lot of friends In a lot. of places to sue will prove a mighty hurdle they have grown old them get in the second primary. when he begin* campaigning In the Archbishop of Csntebury, Dr. Geoffrey fisher, read th* prayers and they can firrJ^littic fun The gentleman from Gainesville southeast Florida. . a swimming pool, ibly think would have to depend upon or­ But Tom doesn't fear oppoal* of the order. Three other women—the Counnobody else can. They have for- ganisation rather than oratory. tlon. Ho thrive* on ft. He'll take toss of Bess borough, the Countess Everglade* Park charge by thrir own childhood when He It not a forceful campaigner the and in a rough and tumble batUa the naps of th# neck and »hak# of Cromer and the Countess of u»ed to play hookey from with such vociferous glams a* it limp, and when ho grt* through Plymouth—also wore invested by King as Dams* Grand Ores* tn order lo go down to the Toirt and Fuller he rouldn't count ■ chatk up a lot of votes be the r W t have before. The harder in the roremony In the palact's £ swimming holt" and get on curtain tails, but he Is a very bow room. * ; v' ^ labor fights him the better hs’U able business man and an ibis in their ear*. Th# King Invested os Bailiffs oorranlzgy and it might be he could run. lie proved that before and <3IFT H Grand Cross the Archbishop of my guess is he can do it again. weJd a following of key m*n to thg io tr union leaJcrAvJohn J j Canterbury, the Earl of Cromer. throughout the state who could X But a lot of voters tell you Field Marshal Lord Chstwode, h ti died o f , 4 heart at do s selling job*for him. that Jhey don't want either Wat­ M alar General Sir John Duncan iking the third labor ofH# Is vdlnermbla on a number son or W om n. They are looking and Col. Sir .Edwin J o die while attending the I of . point* and you can depend for a dark horse and tome of i ’. • ’ ——— wo convention of - the upon it his opponent# nre thor- them tell you that the next Gov­ w . v . B irriN G l . Lewi*, militant min- roughly familiar with them. Like ernor hasn’t ever been mentioned Bill Hhands and a«o how much dust he stirs up, Ha's no 'puife. t in the hoipitaL Jiuffcr- Fronds Whit chair, he will be yst. -r~ termed thb rich man’s and cor­ Otter Jn UcUnd, a young Unt over and hs is not th* kind «f a wr know not whit. Uo- poration's candidate. They will « X student, Dick Cooper, has • everywhere will regard lit. It waa Bii announced himself as a■ Wil who. jntrwiuced i| fI i l l a* martyr* to thrir .torlal , candidate. Well, that - •, *t'e on# way to get your name the cool. T i» who akcTiftced their tax MU In the J u t legislature, & The New< Uvthe paper sad most folk* fit to the swift At the moment. Watson iliftt for the common 1 that is about all Cooper can strong, but ■ are not viewing the shunmost they sit t. The beta-w e 100 to i that when we won't qualify, for It take* five . tea':'-A i i.ii ovtf the to dr» it ' Simple Beginnings The Lost is Found By Our Want Adi TULATIONS ;1 TODCHTON DRUG CO. 'Mc- i ^ McCRORY’S 'm aw .... ^ 7 VJ .r :z s k > v m �‘ ;* ■fe.; 1;4:i ■r. , 1 ----—— rr # ■ U' TT1E S A N T O R O W E D N E S D A Y ; OCT. 23, 1047 r U L R A I.D . S A N F M tlj, r i . r m m A PersAdivith Putting Greens Are 1 Unproved At Club P g t s PACK T H ltK K . , Teen-Age Fun Spot . “ V" Social And , .» . - -. JQ ^SolLD rinks* Y O U R F —T E L L I N G —M E !] “Not H ard Liquors, - ■*wRUAM'irrr"- C rn tu l I 'lr u IV n ttl 1I0UREW1VE8 of America. dleuned he had h-rn eonIt U rStllniited. will put up the Urinued to sprnd the rest of hta atbfC«rtng amouni of (130.000litc in Yankee stadium 000 1 uuiul, of Jains, prcst-t\*s s ' ’ ' and Jellies this autumn Such Thought tot fke d*y_: Some - 1 Obtm-lanie is bound to spoil u rime* rr rake, * lilllt log roll- j ain.dl buy a tun in -• psnlry raid. ing m m ake a tla rc sn ra n p re s i­ Ry ItAL IIOM.E ROCHESTER p N. V. tAY—Teen­ age kids have their own night club here—a modern fun sjsit run by Clyde Tervfdlcgar, J r —Seminole themselves where soft drinks re-* 7* TiiUKSitJAr place highballs. Club pro, announced this Raymond W. Knapp plans tu ■ The Presbyterian Women'* Aux­ Country morning that all putting green* leave tomorrow for Chicago, III. , They call It "The Ham."and it'* iliary will observe the ")Veeh of of course are being put into where be will visit relatives.n big glossy redesigned (Jilorii-et ; d e n tia l n m i e r . Prayer” at 3;30 P. M. at the guo<lIh* condition TA.U trpoitrd s c t tm b lr 0 / nnd that they hut structure with nit the interior The arfnual Hallowe’en Carnival trimming of a Manhattan night Arti'Mcun frugue rfub, for Leu Mr. and Mr*. E. C. Harper have J jill he held hy the We*t Sidu should., be completed in about a In a ten d o n tortory w ark srt Upiallrju m«krs ih f prnnunr club.. T. A. at the school. A chicken Week and a half. He added that a* their guest* ul their home on t.r* “ •nie'sainsrfr by bogpips took 1:1? ;utr the record p/iie. ______ _______ This unique cxpcrtdtrnt in te Ayonue, ______ Mr. and ..... Mr*. J. pilau supper will lie served be­ there arc nine putting hoU* on Sanford : .! ! musts This should m ots asaty. creation for hign -clnsol* child­ the eighteenth green which were p, l*re*cou of Raleigh. N. C. ginning at 6:00 P. M. ona s i rhsm o sonflimtd slash With i f eorietia* ol nolians 4n in contest* tht* afternoon ren, praisetl by religious mgaminThe Central Circle of the San­ used linn* ami civic dub* here ths UN it‘| no wendsf Ihoi or* wolshsr. ford Carden Club will meet with following the luncheon of the ‘Harold HasUirr, Jr., who Is at­ originated with a mother who *rnt I*I t yatiUolien so oflsn finds llssll Mr*. F. K. Bolx at 1101 Park newly.former] Woman'* Golf As­ tending the University of- North a f250 rheck to Pubbshc-, Flunk in a p.tkis. Carolina, spent the past weekend Tlie witches nnd giibltns Will. Avenue a t 7:0U P, M, A coveml sociation. those seen playing at with his p aren ts.. Mr. ami Mis. Gannett in a letter asking: pent to worts overtime on Hal- ■ I I ! dish *upper will l<e field and all theAmong local club during the past Harojd Kasfner. , "Why isn't there a . place fo r' Idwe en if they think they ta n ( lEado* Iiumkopf, an nnrcconmember* are ifrgt-d to attend. our children'll! go and have a ! •truclrd *1 lodger fan, had huracaro the world tn tha shups The Girl Scouts of Sanford will week were Mr. and Mrs. John and Mrs. Andrew Cargood time without drinking?” Mf|* Pei'gy Knapp ha> return­ it a tu today. have a Hallowe'en party from Ivey,ay,Mr. laat-oU bt. tic Mr. and Mra. W. ft. Willi­ ed from New Orleans, 1*. where Gannett inventignf.-d and found xililc t H:00..to 7:00 P. M. at the Girl raw ams; Mr. and Mr*. E. B. Smith. that problem waworrying many shA visited her sister, Mrs. H. C. ^ rrm t Little House. ami Mr*. John Stuck. Mr. and MrMullen, the former Mi** Edith parents who didn't want their, • The Seminnla ftebekah Indite Mr. rhildren exposed to adult tem pta­ No. 43 will have a Hallowe'en Mr* Karl Higgenboihnm, Mr. and Rolls. M nvies A re YtrUr tion*. party and White Elephant talc Mr*. Price Heard. Dr. and Mrs. “Then I made a dus k in .find IIB ST Mr. and Mrs, A. 1.. Thonm* jind at the I. 0 . O. F. Hall at H;00 T. F. McDaniels and Mr. ami Mr*. Axt, out wlmt the diitdien themselves children spent the ' past weekend . K n lc r ln in m c n r j* P. M. All member* are Invited Rob |Wanjed nn>»i in tlo- wav of en­ <\*l:o Mr*. J. A. Pounder. Mr*. in Trenton. Fla. where they at- ■ to attend in costume.' Clyde Terwillegar, Jr..* Mis* Dnr,- tended the Golden wudding *nni-1 tertainm ent,' said tjii- "J-ycai-bld ISO, It . FRIDAY publisher. "They -aid they wanted othv Powell and Miss Frances versary celebration of Mra., Thom­ The Presbyterian W o m e n ’ * Mahoney. Ed Lcvy-Whitner, Roy as’ parent*. Mr. and Mr*. a place w-Rh n flight dob, utmosW. Auxiliary will observe the Week Munn. E. G. Kilpatrick, Jr., Dr. Douglas. phere -dancing, foml and good of Prayer at thy church a t 3:30 ii, &. Holman, Mr. Alaro’ Wood-music—hut without liquor.'* P. M Mr*. W. S; Tfrumley will ruff. F. D. Scott. A. J. William*. I l r •( Ipcnn 12 : Li .1'. 5T- H»c * “The Ram" wa- the outcome. ftwak on mission work among the G, W. Spenrer, George Thurston, Monroe county official-* donated ®ilon-<l people. The mission chal­ Al Lyon*. Roy Holler and • Roy the uw* of rounty land on a hift j r l.n s l Dnv \\ I'llncsiliiv! lenge will I* given by Mr*. Roy Symr.i. Jr. mitside tho city. Gannett pot- up lly in Hi TIIOM \S Mann. $«I.(NM) to erect "The Rain." It has Also E, F. l(oiisboldcr. Hugh PRftlDtNT AND MR!. TRUMAN are shown with Col. Archibald It Roose­ " '“T 'g T trl 1■■ 1 1 a soft drink hut wi'Ji loi-pm -rd The N do V Howard Chapter, Wholrhcl. G. K. McCall. II. C velt. son of thr late President Theodore Ho i.evcll. at Jhe dedication In l.i.iHYNH I..U..SUNWYCK United Daughter* of the Con­ lletxel. II. II. C-olemon. J. JnlfnHOLLYWOOD, o o . 2jt (Ay i£ - Washington of a memorial (background) to thr Intel)u-ar 8, Streus, .jfood, tables, a band platfoini with federacy. wiil rpeel «1 the home son. J. L. Ingley, Hullng Greer,. ing an actress and » mother pre­ Ckhlnet rotmher and jllplomat tinder four PreitdrnU, Tbe slatno it lo­ j microphone and-n ilanre fltnir lliat of Mrs. George D. Ilishup, 1910 AI Rrvant. Charles Potter. Kirby sent* difficult pioldum* In chit- cated In Commerce Utyailmenl Ibdldlng's Great Plasa, (Interivallottal) that any metroiotlilnii night* i luh Hibiscus D riv e.-at 3:00 P. M. Fite. Kirby Fite. Jr., Rill Hern­ psychology, say* Ingrid llerg, might envy. with Mrs. J. St. Clair White a* don. Mark Cleveland. Dale Scott, man. On opening night la-t Miry. Id co-hostess. n. L, Perkin*. Jr., Lieut. Col. Ingrid, In her short bob ami suit Modern Hallowe’en it was jammed, and it h* drawn Kli/iiheth’H Gifts S t m is T h u r s d a y Charles Rett*, Rilly Shuman, Hob of mail for "JoHn," said, she MONDAY ■ i is is .. capacity crowds of fitat to ('.<*» ,’teen Gets Streamlining I reviewed Circle No. 10, W. S. C. R , of Axt. Rob Kilpatrick, Gem* Smith wouldn‘l let ‘her daughter-sec the By I ress ager»..cv.gr.ainLL'. a u-h .,... .- ih« F tir 2 D a y s ! *tage version from the audience ^ i e First Methodist Church will and Gene Bryant. -— w----- :______ _ "living added' AweIng ner trlotlier burn at the -Nbesl a t th r - homo- uf -M l-^-Jam tart By CYNTHIA LOWRY II, I.I...NN WILLIAMS I. Gannett dccirh-d at tl TkoR Is • 4fkl 111Slk -take would have been too much E. Pearson. <114 Magnolia Ave­ Hallowe'en. ' wideh started out Lo n DONAk Oet. au (AY T helthat It was up tu f h e k id -'iliem m*M4 is 010 Ml11(0 l* fur her." sin- ’told me. nue. at 8:00 P. M. c* Dependable ClnsH seriously enough a* nn ancient power.- that usuallyy put a ,„yaJ iSidves to operate tin -club "Instead I let her watch from Druid pagan ceremony, I* in tho ahu-b oil pieparalionThe chapter* of the Woman’* ion- for Frio' ,,nv' » - ’ - d out Technicolor! Has Monthly Meet backstage. She could See me go process of U'lng streamlined ami Auxiliary of the Holy Cross EnisL d . 100. flomr if it had lu-en I............ upon them ecr* Lliinlulii# wedding flung gniwnujfa had tried to run it,' onstage i,ud• occasionally I would converted to community fun In eopal Church w ill, meet at 3:00 open a side door to norient St. hp ^ S7ANISIAW MIKO'.AJC/rk P. M. a* follow*: 8t. Ann’s with . The Dependable Class of the wink at her so she would know I United State*. J a m .,- Fa 1are today and adm it-; ..T|(t> ,, j |,v (i„. Mr*. Fred Rail with Mrs. A. M. First Methodist Church m et' last was all right. I'll ilu the same in (T HAS Btiif ar.ti^nrc 1 t In past generation*. Oct. 31 tell u I,rigiute of new-uu-it Gw' •" ' ,V of l'lie.tiannetl Ynnlh Club, Philip* aa co-hostes* at 31(1 flak night at the. home of Mr*. J. D, the picture. Pia is watching all the was an Evening of unndidti-ratcsl tmv that biatUilaw Mikirloirok bark at. .the first flianl uf t b e „ | , „f „ leprv-entMttve from A venues 8t. Agnes with Mra. Callahan with Mr*. Ro#cih» Taylor preparation*. mischief. Gales -were missing (oSuve), leader of the oppoxihi 11 Henry Mrl.aulin, 117 West Nine­ as hoslesH. Mr*. Taylor a* pres­ iw ." Ingrid laughed, *'8he can fium fences the nest morning, Fritua - ' wedding gift*. . * leach of 30: pulrlle nnd. pinochint . Pul bit Feasant Fatty ^dlsajipcami teenth Street; St. Catharine’a ident also presided over the meet­ baldly wait to see nie burn." Nob"dy would make an uffihigls school* In the Roehe-ler ruea, the cow wa* mooing uncomfort­ ago from Hie Fob-h ? Mgr Then out to see Errol Flynn, ably from the neighboring church rfaT gue-* at the worth of all the Executive* of ton Itovli. -lri newa- ‘ tcveral (vlth Mr*. 11. F. .Whltner, 1402 ing. capital and has tied the country, ™)nk Avenue, with' Mr*. ’J. St. papers net a* ndvism-, lost the Mr*. J. M. I-conard gave the who is back In tights again, as |K-lfty and almost all American bea|ied gift* an outspoken critic o f , • Clair Wfiile a* co-hostess. SL devotional and regular business Don Juan. Flynn ha* received »tote window* were liberally Win-ton I'liuichill sent ulong a 'teen age board nit-mbur- lu.iku Mtkfdajcryk, the Hie-i.m intlUem e in Hie Foil*!) Mark’* will meet at 8:00 P. M. .was carried on. Following ’ ad- mure l i d publicity dicity ■**--------c —, ,,-ribided ......... over in soup. than any other six volume set of his teaik. “The and enforce the rule*. regime, had been under flic within ! with Mfl. Walter Merriwcalhrr lournment of the brief business .ta r escept Charlie Chaplin, and.I T,„. no-hold*-harred fu n 'o f All The iMiaitl voted*that no -tags World Crisis.” ail done up in wotild be Allowed and N*t llie hn own party. { l s l |f s s i H |j 1 a* hostess a t the home of Mr*. session refreshment* carrying dul I asked him if it ever (•Others Hallows Eve Iwgan to tauv an the tmdrd „.,l Motoecq leather W »h|prlpfl „ ,|nll..r a eouple. |rti,„ G. C. Habe on We*t First Street. a Hallowe’en theme were served. asm-cts of a commVinltg" problem gol.b-i, edges on the pngi-* '•» *- r ,. held eft-h Friday and 8aturTUESDAY Tho«e attending ware Mrs..Cy­ ” lt used t-i.” he answered. “I 'day evening front !•:!"> to "12:311 Thp Da lightens-of Wesley Class ril Hut ner, Mr*..Tay)or, Miss Nell u*e<| to he-deeply hurt by thing* and some JO year# ago police of his golden oratory. Al-uit |W> present* were laid ' of the First Methodist Church William*. Mrs. Leonard. Sir*. E. .th at’ w--t.- aid obout me; Rut I Kansas City and lloston .devised, with commendable Ingenuity, psess’a )< prela) pi( i i '-W-1 17 ,^ kid* pul on lion own fur -U will meet with Mr*. J . . K. Me- 2 ' f H£ ‘„ .MrJi Ru^ v- n « v ^ M rs .|» p .t overJ^at^N ow when ' 'll,"cl V ^U I'"^ ""o u V o ft Kinter. 018 ilagpoljit AVLauc^-at. •l¥'-*r.-Tlllm.- Mr*-W--Wr'f1mTnA». IraR me * rogue and scoundrel I householders’ hair. Forlutustriy.il?.1 .,ht preview list was chopiiod ■shows. Each ' week, a different householders' hair. Fortunately,!^’?.* 'V.'.’J ' " iiLV,” 8:00 TV3n“ A Market Basket tal« Mr# Virgtl Smith. Mr*. Clarence and alHiiit [high school tr«t»-qut it- le s t talent 1 P» JPjust **y, "You’re - alwolutely tfVlII be held. Hostesses are Jit* . Wallarq. Il“', “ ,rw,lliun j 300 Othsr gifts which hav.- flood-j in the uuv of o f 'lingers, 'singer*. speeiulfv s | k-viuII v f#-. Kilpatrick. Iright.'' When hi# friend* told him *11. «L. Wright. Mr*. , 1,-d In -jure thro were left in'dwoCcr-.--- ItinglOiiaa--- IHuJ--- d mial ■ t H t f e i C s H A i i -Mrs Thoo jto auy over a rpcenV m agailnr art- Uf party-gl*ing. -HA-thi% Ps tn anij'M rs. R~ W. Ht r r eW'------- j k ln F lynn aim rered lt‘ Wt* the ’ **—Hr" , nnjM" wua Mr*. Zeb RaUi/f. MHt : ; boxes . '" 'group-. Any youthful rreil A*iaii> -ini •iikl i t! -their iiiuml xml M u. Vi-hs* (HNlCOck. .i^ o . him. kin. ■"ticks were rallml the , . , called in to unseat the! Ilt-siilent !ut potential Ring Cro-b) Im. Id# bestt .blou thing peer welunn written about . . r 'J I u U han.e before an ...... .. hi* Tlie glamorous life of a movie ■•0*“ woman« from her broomstkk. - A ™ year of SH theE nifc Itig ♦flgn, | TntlgaWa gto»»---,**»«’• ‘own age. first j» at Ul «aaev»-i— star? Nuts, say* Ann Suthern. Thp Kmi“-hn ‘Cily cous ninvfd husi iu ■r* WffTy^f—b *uiuI iHnllf* *. « . . ? Carnival Scheduled Art Harris Trio To Annie, who ha* been around 7 younKstmA p 1 M who Iki-Im 1 Ambissadcit IKiu^ bn* diim htrr Thf club Hieomp»lH«lr fr*<* from «)Mnn 12.000 Hollywood alnre 1934 and is now W Play At Local Club For Primary. School going stronger than ever, came "foriVD»eA’ in 3 'a t* ' k*" ered'm! S h am an remembered tha Prln- VAmlalism. W.HHlen fem e post pfne«lre of wilting heapo f there to give nn uUtldt "r-tt* *.. i out of a grudling scene*of "April during the hour* they would have ’ m il, for IV the NEW MONEY FOR A Hallowe’en Carnival is plan­ Showers” and unloaded with some devoted to ripping the city t o . letter*. .She sent a neat Thjr Art Harrl* Trio of Tampa eternal high school urge to carve j has been engaged to play far the ned for the South Side Primary realistie dope of, initials, TJn- fence aavea-the table- : J U the acting Jbu.i- shred* In Raaton, twb year* la te r, i' ’antique "HW silver inkstand. .Y.wn.gLP.Tinaia L MS. mas •-------------aUi.k.. Mattwial— Mal«^ iiik.-fuMi> - T t H'lf llT r Ire n tin rnifniipiiW'.il •’Hard Times” Hallowe'en Purl) School for Friday night hv the — •m : |t"l ^ u rn JL on ,r _ni!L..,o,t r l» « d |L^ ■l u » Mam-k. ifl 4h>>«tn la* niyiil*at- Parent TMl’tirr's A.lWtJiRfi: n Ui hold of San Anfnalu, Teyw and hi* -ny kind." *ai<l Gannett.’ "Tlo- ; * Your O lsrirdrd Furnilurw urn K'-ns, Rsdin, itiryclc. Tool*. he Sem{nol(. Country Club. Char*. | , n'( Hn agency fur the i,"I'Ve U-en tiln g in this scene • Erorn tho*e beginning*, the idea wife. pres-uted tile Princess with ■n eetjdng I h llo s. ,«is he sold « ilt le* Potter, manager, announced ■ ’ fe*tivitle* nnd lie served from for two day*' an d 'l’n m all cricil o u t.‘ha# spread until it is almost a *|]ved irinket box nod added |furrnatl(in of juvenile delfrri|Ui-tits this morjiing’ 3:30 to 7:no P. M. Following the I guess this b u sin*s> was fun at common police enterprise, as roo- „r, touch, of Texits Vor..... her -----bride- It w«« set up primarily to pruviik e ss________ ...... .............. ...... ........ a w ant an iff lie stated that many reserva- aunper plav* and *klt* will lie first. When get *a1 ‘Narcissus’ IHTI Jyou MM tin ivKittnnua tine h* -distribution of toys at ; en.qm-tp.la-,' Liellt. Philip. Mount a wholesome pluio of play f u o j k NEWSPAPER tlona are ln-ing received for .din- enjoyed in (he auditorium, thrill out, of seeing youraelf, 1but. Christinas time. ( flatten—if lie clip oitli a Texas from* liquor and |aei| *tHTt('l(Hlll‘v 1 ' 1 nor which will lie aem gTprlor to j Among the many attractions now it's just' work. ! asked If 'T here are qthej- angles u b ^ tW ; vmhlemr----‘ --------: High scioioi ililldieu in every lit) the party from 7:00 .until 9:00 for the carnival will I* the cake the kissing, sconos weren't Mvrrm't fun; ~ IDhltlluAe-for-mlKhlef program: T|lr fn .#|u-t of gift# »n- spread need sucli places." o’clock. Mr: Potter also said th at-w alk , fl#h -pond, jeep and train Thev're worst of all," she. am In T°m* River, N. J., Ilw- Kiwan- tw-fore some (UK) rejlurler* in He’d like tn see the idea Spread , y _ -------80 guests AM expected to Ih- pre- , ride* ami a fortune (filer. Potted wcreik "Y'ou have to powder your i. Club, and local merchant# run ,, niH„ ,lf Kt •ent when the Rotary Club hold*' flower*, candy, popcorn and cold lips so you won’t- get' lipstick all OVJEDI) IK M Il'tO M IN G Ita “Ladies’ Night” at the club drink* will la- for sgle during the^ oyer the acUir.Then.you gel-pow­ __ tomorrow night------- s evening der diu n your throat and you’m ervlsed contest. Druggist Louts A ,n • " * '" « * ' , h< (iem iine Oil I'erm nm rnlH . T h e en tls it re wrii|>|ieil w ilh miseruhlel". Slone (who, hgd sufferrd annually (''j r .'*1 »,,vnl admin -Irntlie • The minim I hnrnci noting of lioFrank Crn>ra say* 'It’a A Won­ from soaped 'windows) tosses art ■’n'* " kh"'v n lv e for (Ivie.ln Methodist Church "d ! Inil fla n n e ls, h-uving th e m Milt am i nnl n iiltin il lim kiru:. * derful. Life" hasn’t shown a pro­ annual Hallow’en party in Dr- hlng George’s infrequent levees, h«dd on Nov. 2 , at the Oviedo S I’J .r.ll W ave fa r 57.511 ■ fit. ills r |irrent film, “Stale Of trlot. One ycaf 3,000 potential' Th* riches' gifl* Jewels, mo. Methodist Church, Rev. Lionel W A W O RD T O T H E W IS E ! S pecial Iriiin in u -frn m * ahIIled a r l l a t a in s ly lln p nnd IThe -Union." will cost about the window-artists showed up. m ariyjnf them gold and s'lvn). hod -Nelson, toeul pastor, anmuint Y'ou ran buy.hata. . , dresses. , . of r n /n r nhapinR . S o ft w a te r iimmI. 'same (J2.HO0.000), but It has more of them accompanied - hy their -nch—still «re under wraps, hut A special program ha* lieen ut*vrn a far r o il.'.* , and if you don't ■Ur nuwcp , , . The Melvyn Doug­ parents. O pen 1wit e v e n in g s anti W ednesday nflt-rninm -i pudnldv will lie brought out for ranged and A la r g e nlleniliitne I ■t tike them you don't have tn wear ihrm! •lr<- wnr:bu> las Mexico fjity trip la off. H!s ’ Chicago’# treatm ent of the 'lie King’# weitdinn orreen*-parly experled. Afler • AH W urk O itanN ileed 21 Y e a rs ' E x p e rie n c e A PERMANENT .WAVE 18 .DIFFER­ program a lui-kel picnic will lx wife has to 1?. to work in Wash­ theme is a little different: the three Hav» liefore the wedding. ENT! Y'nu hav* to live with it every ington . . . William Cagney signnl boys in blue deputise school boys * H A U IliK T rS BKAUTY NOOK AUnit JO ilays.afler the wed- held nn the rlitirrh grounds. minute of the day. James Itartrrn to a aeven-year who are aasignad to tnischief- ding ihere’l! Iw a puldlc chart'v SMIfi N n rlh I'n rk A v en u e . • ’ P h i are !l71 Far your safety and satisfaction, let pin t Sylvis tftdney Ir the only patrois on tha fateful evening*. •xhlhtti'-n at half a crown (A? The Mississippi annually moves oar expert beautician* give yaa a : .— ..7 1 . other non-Cagney under contraet, It has worked; rente) for admission. tu tin- Gulf of Muxirri alrout *'•<> PROFESSIONAL permanent wave! Ace hurler Bobby Feller is talk­ Out in tbe farm country nrar Even then some of the gift* (17 Years la IJusidea* IA Hanford) ing *0 Seymour Nebental ami Traverse City,, M4rh., the public million tons of material. will not ho on exhibition -for in­ Charles Roger* - aliout playing school teachers restrained mis­ stance. the filly foal given Ihe himself iu "Queen Of Hearta” . . . chievous antics with a jgarly EVA-I1ES8 BEAUTY SHOP Princess lie the wealthy polenThe language problem was J U S T A K i l l V Hl> A well-known* star w a s ’ talking • (Register and Vote) contest. •' Wi t h rate, the Aga Khsn. . 1 about-Du- am ount'af inter-marri­ Jack-o-l.antern estttsd in Belgium through a Ilh o n e 503 108 E ngl .Second S tr e e t prise* to boya and glr}/ produc­ Another, which wasn’t on viow serin of laws by which.ths ad­ age in Hollywood: "In a few ing tbe m6st frightening ajroci* --kaffgsr today hut wa* listed in a tnlmeo- ministration's language U Flem­ veers everybody will have hyen mens of pumpkins. married to everybody else. You'll rrranhCd supplement hamlAI "nut ish In Flandcra, rrench tn th* All over tha nhtion. youpg peo­ have to go on location to find a ple’* clubs hold costume parties at the door, was from the Florida- Walloon region, and bilingual Ui wife.” - and play tha traditional Hallo' Rr ate Senate—a ship’s decanter ths Brussels district. we'en games. Skeletons cavort, filled with water deacrilied as • *•* 1 Ths desert metropolis of I lio e -, lit "This Time For Keeps” la an­ witches ride broomstick# and ev­ from the "Fountain of Youth.” The Pnlsre list nlererf the words Mix. Aria, was started In 1H38! other mixture from the MGM erybody Irob* for apples. Naturally, with such a distinc­ “ Fountain of Youth” In quotation as a stage coach stop. Two year* musical formula, iTrgredlenta: later, tn 1870. the lownslte w a s : Esther Williams' swimming. Jim ­ tive tat of traditions {most of marks.formally laid out. and tn 1831 my Durante*# clowning. Lauritx them mada in America)trigger=: Melchior’s operatic*, J o h n n y minded promotion men have tha new oommiaHty w as tncorJohnstons crooning, colorful scen­ achieved some new twists to an porated. # # . ery (Markinac Island), plu* the old celebration. Around the middle of July some usual paperthln plot. Put them A Dwren Is ths Mongolian all together -they spall entertain­ thousands of film starlet*, under name for a large central Asian the eagle eyas of atuido publicity ment, if nothing new. “goltered" antelope, having ex___ -II_I. I - .1__ _ L._ ' _ Social Calender on a l I' t Hollywood . zjssssmsuf- if tig \$&*~**™ ^ ^SPECIAL UNTIL NOV. 15 r "rr FIESTA WARE CONGRATULATIONS QPKN STOCK COLEMAN’S tremrly pale/ horns and a pro- Itudlrc crop 1 - 1 �WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 19,47 PACE FOUR ' WEDNESDAY, OCT. 29, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FIVR wc/s AT O U R N EW STORE OPENING O CTO BER 4 Completely Air Conditioned Modernized New Fountain D .m . to 8 FOUNTAIN 3 0 th D .m . GIFTS FOR THE LADIES ”Noithwooda F ra g ra n c e " —a clean, K l t u h i n g h a ­ lt a n to as bracing a n d in- CIGARS FOR THE MEN CHOCOLATE SUNDAE ICE CREAM FOR THE KIDDIES With every confidence in the future oi Sail lord- We are Hpuring no effort to bring to you the beat in merchandise and Chopping comfort. We are proud ol 'the beautification of our Htore- ItH air-conditioning* The re-arraivgemenl ol departments. 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Refrigeration • ’ • - CsUX* I f t *» * J' 7.?!^' Phohb 153 222 Magnolia Avenue 3g& ,;A • - * g - __ Air ConditionIn* • Roofing ___________ - Hotel and Restaurant, Supplies West Central Avenue Orlando, Florida r !'L -> S TEL. DKRD ORLANDO, FLA. Heating • *\ ■ TOUCHTON DRUG CO. _____________ — ^ - ■ V ..^ m ■ hr % •* ; ______________ . - r iW i :%Vr ’ . ^ ) --- v® e lI a ColumbuM, Georgia /4 /f l CO ND ITIO NED ^. - rM. __ ' =?!-- *i : -- - \ =- ^ ■. « t L £ - ~ ■; 3 3 - * ... ;.r.' •. . • * ■ *■ • -• A . L ’ , . ■, .. * i -- �V v • - Ck ■¥ t - ■' " ' ' V. • ' . THE 3ANFORD HERALD, 3ANFURD, FLORIDA U f . D N E S T U Y . O C T . 29. 1947 , ____________________________ Sec. Snyder Urges U. S. Keep Budget 4 Balanced. On Aid WASHINGTON. Oci. 29 u*V~ ictreU ry of Treasury Snyder said today (he United Stales should ter(> its budget li ala need in pro* tiding any aid for Futupc under the Marihall self-help recovery program. Snyder said that not only woulJ A like’ to see Congteti provide revenues^ to cover any such aid rosis.'hut also allow enough mar­ gin each year to apply something for reducing the national debt. For these reasons, the Treas­ ury. Secrciaty said he is opposed to any change in present laxc-, unlil Congress decides how much aid can lie provided under the ^ o p e a n recovery plan suggested by Sectrlaiy of Stale Marshall. Snyder told re|*orteri that he is not pro|K.sing that coils of tha dan necessarily be scaled down to keep within available budg­ etary surpluses. He .said that he "gants revenur provided" to cover the cost of the aid a statement that could be interpreted to mean increasing la* ™ rn u es \ necessary as well as cutting down aid reeprests. The 10 western European na­ tions who would lieneftl from the Marshall I’lan have reported they will need $22,400,000,000 in aid foe ll‘4H through 1051, with Uw l'. S. supplying moat of It. Aid lequitemept for the next . ycaf iihqie was. about $0,090.- .... 1,009.- ' he for f thev entire lime the Marshall Han Snyder emphMixed that "balanced liutiger ant a "luilaored budget" , aid ia furnished, and not just for the current fiscal year in which the government ia' figuring on a surplus o f. $4,007,000,000. • Replying to a question about taxes, Stiydci said President Tru­ man "will talk about taxes" in Iji* message to the* special session of Congress Nov, 17. ®Tht*n he added quickly that Id* reason for saying so is that Me. Truman “always does” talk gbml*. taxes, Snyder added that he has no "inside dope1' on what the President plans to say. Snyder said that the question »f -curb* on raising prices at home, which Mr. Tripnan has asked Congress to lake up, is related to the foreign aid prorniu because: iff" "W ith pHi-Vs soaring, it make* the foreign iAd tnonuy lesa sff« il ivc " __ Hrjdylng to another i|ue*ti»o» nt hi* news confsrtnee, Sriydar -ant that “President Truman is n-ry sincere in hf* .desire to lower the price level,” The. .Secretnrv denied the gov­ ernment w ants' high price*- li cause they, may Increase employ­ ment and profits and thus boost •)X collect Ions required lot cover; the national debt and other coa*a of government. Snyder skid soaring price* I l ituJrl.L,— iaflaitwn th at 'Wonllh "eventually bring ruin", ort the government and the people, and the government’* wants to sc* prosperous times hut nut inflation." Hollywood Probe Ring Lardner, Jr., to take the Racial Segregation stand, Larnor wasn't presynt hut Kenny said he would .locate him ......... ... .......... ■ I’aa. ISarp quickly. ' 1 ■laii.u.a rr»M i*.»» u«ri the _ _ ‘ .J H R I W _ H I , such H W places i The committee then M ealledR ' ,ion*1 ot'K,n* is — K N tT v ill.U ., ^fetin', ih 'i "?*TT iil*t— Admiral Hu-1'.ud him uifl. fiuni' i Navy I -mtruiniicl .a t IVarl I h t b i r ,, iliw lo p i ii*lay io wa - struck K n , til hlillct when tire Jap.rnc «■ uttuck./l the tJ*S. ha*e there D*«. 7. 1941. . Hmmicl, in ihargi of a Knox­ ville engineering iff id*, r tla ln l I it*- Inrident t‘> rep o rtrts afte r illo* «tor>‘ had Iswti broken for the : -i it t-ii- *. • l Pa mietijL Calif., by Marine liny General llm ai T. Pfeiffer, • j was standing, itvjt.-.ibc win-, * dow of my hendquarler-i m I'e.-irf Ilnil'U when a 'tr a y hrp.ioe-',htl calda-r machine gun -bullet came through ami hit nle.' he . dtvfart-il. "For'lurustely till- lui"lle hi* gavel- furiously ami then ex- 'live*, or what his racial, religious w as spent and did tm damage cused the witness. , }nr national origins are," the reexcept to leas' n in.*11 black amt Hibernian said lie wanted to poll said. It declared “The time J I Idue "|'ol on jmy ehest, ' answer the question at "great ,*■ now," for three reasons: moral, i length" but Thoms* demanded a jecpnomle, and International, “yes or no" answer. When h e ' The committee’* view of the ^Opposition P a tty In didn't get it, he fold the witness tintrrnstlonsl as|N'ct was ’ that to leave the stand. Hilierman "The United Slates is not so Romania On Trial left. strong, the final triumph of the * ■■. » •jj ■ #>■ ■■ - - -; -— ' -t—Russell again went through the Democratir ideal is not so in­ llUCHARhUrr. Romajita. i »rt . PlAMft AM SHOWN SWttPINO THROUOH a wooded area near ttidflcford, Mr , one of the latest conunumtie* usual routine of Identifying a pur­ evitable that we can ignore what , 1>i i . ' to be* threatened by Maine', disastrous forest tires which have Jakrn a toll of thirteen dead, and hm<> ported photostntic copy of a the world thinks of us or our re­ of the Roniaiilan N itirmal I'e.vurqt Communist Party registration cord.” made thousands homeless Although tfifc Stole's ftrrs arr under «hcck, thete's atilt danger of another major Concerning segregation— the ■>' card No, 47207 which he said was disaster unless tains arrive in- lime. President Truman has proclaimed thy entire Stale a disaster area and j Party?* weitt uti military trjlrannl tml.c,, miu*ed- ^ issued to Herbert Hibernian in separation of a minority from all-out aid was promised by the Federal Works Agency. ' {fflUfttatiOMl 4'oundjrftotol nf siritiiu r to bring hlmiu foreign 1044. other lic-opie--the committee said intercept ion or RotiMiiian affaii*. .: Robert E. Stripling, chief com­ the “separate hut equal' idea, ns sessioir .k'Votcd to toutlm* I'ti',Eighteen of Mailin'-- Mas -clntifii mittee Investigator, then present- when a state has one school sys­ rights. Mc(irath Elected hess and resolution*' praising thf* also were on trial, tii,,- of them, The report said all the recoin •. erf the customary "record of af­ tem for white persons and an­ Tium ati Administiatiou. Ion Mihnlun', former- pievidrint of filiations’ of Qiherman. , other for negroes, ‘*i» one of the R^lidalIons were a "general eonIf i.MlinuMl l i a s l's»« liar) A tog Hulailelphia .ilelegathiu the Peasant Party, wliieh i> ,m After Hibernian, the committee outstanding myths of American sensus" of the rommitire* except the foutth terra caui|t*igu «l the railed Em ml'l I-a very, a ruddy- history" because: "It is almost that on. two matters whore ihero hearletl t>> Republican •Mayut op|Htsil|ori to the Irfle-t ilovi-rn-. m e n t ' o f . I're m ti i I 'e tr u 1 fared man of 4S, who said he always' true that while Indeed was a "suhstaniial division of Utr I’rriident Rouirvelt. Iti'iuunl t'am uel trrriveit late >• 1. Act on trcnmmcmlitiiuu uf .» leray. Tile group IoimuI a fancy unpouiuril In tlie I oil!I lira! b" whs* "‘delighted ami proud” to ac- separate, the*** farilities an* far views." These were: l. The committee iccommendcd AulHoranullcr «ulh<uirc«l by the buffet W pjtef and etrekiaU parly vras renmtm tng alt dr fen ■ for knowledge that he is a member from equal.” reason* Io* would k t'e iai*-i- in and president of the Serrrq WritThe committee eritirlied, with­ that Ihe frdrrAI government re­ Lit convention tu consider tu advertise the tjuaker City * thr*rrt»(. ers Guild. ' ]out naming names, -wl.pl it railed fuse. l«> grant funds to any stAte |K-moj campaign to lie host to thn Demo­ La very lifted his works as “The / ‘irresponsible opportunist* who govemmenl or other agency—for new plan, for* anpoint4« |Jj 4iinxen-* llUJPltal.-l. fut ‘jon dclrgstes. The subcommittee. crats ns well a* the llepubilicari*. r*—r ~ Mngniffrent Yankee,” “llltlcr'sq iak o 14 a pearlier to -attack every- puhlk-Jruusinjt or iluspUa Children” ond “ Behind The KUirig person or group with whom they cxample-rif tliere is to l r »cgre- headed by Flank M. Me Hale, In- 11 sn> pnii'ly1 InislilP*-* svtih ihi-rn. tu I*- e te itid iinttoHiil ciuuniiltt"-tutoi f o r '-trial state I lari v f aitm Sim Ornitr u the fittl witnirsaftfl flqn," among others. jdisagree »* ‘Communist*.*" It gallon in the use of the umoqby, diana committeeman, hail* agirc I m em trr* *ujd. % 1 . A ... • ■ I s i. ...... i ! ■ * I, It. . . _ A i f I It i . s si They ptimm d lo offer a j2riri, son, of Meijdcn, a fmint-i ante A minorityI I iof tin' i'oitiinltts'e. Thomas read a prepared tUlemrni irnl f Almost as soon a» he seated said *’wc cannot let these abuse* favoring an end of segrega­ to trtommrnd an increase jhii- mar cheek for the eonverilmn ex- to Henry A i.W ailaie when ttsin' which he referred to "|K)wer- hilrself at the vvitness thble, he-deter’ uj front'the legitimate ex­ while posing of real Communists and tion as an “ultimate goal," op- sihly from two to Gun in- the penses. plus a guttfaiitiu* of SoU.. la tte r was Hcctfitaiy ' o: ' - rti ful influences which hr said) "Aa a student of constitutional iieai 'Vasclat*." ami added th«»4p«**d making this a ri’iquinement delegate bonus gi inleU llalis OOP for eiitertnium ent. television nierrc. .a i'fiAitc iUltk"*-, .■( Ataohave sought every manner M |law. I am not sure this commit- "the same real'* must la- shown fr* 'be giving of funds, which went Democratic in 1944 nnaiigrm elit*. amt a free auditor i cheetii divert this committee from, itv/tee has the right to ask the <|ucji- jin defending our Democracy j 2, The comnmtec -rrcummemled A . nniim Hlt**’ w i Mcllnle said this appeared l« um. ' . main course of inquiry. inquiry." ** l* “'king. i against one group as against the*that the states enact laws ban- lie the only way to give aoutherq Mi , Eduard Heller, t ’alifoi mu ll'p u t HNt tl* fiiUu *1%* |4It it L«* lr?» "Hut let■_ me , break• Vour b u s - other. . • ... |nlng discrimination in admitting With almost elockljke , regularity, national commit teewoman. *abl uiytiiH Mil \ hi1 * itim i; * t < iiti-M/it, O rnlti Is one of 1U writers and ., „ ,„ worker* represented h»- Robert , , i l / ' " , " 01 " ! .T,u’ ''ublle ox students to the public amt private some , uf the roin cut ton sltengili she would tr y lo Inalcli I lie I'tiiia- c lu ro 'n I.V till S ta te Ib-m ncruM c W. Kenney. U s Angelo, Sltor' 1 ,I,*1V1' *** " " ommuuDl* schools. Church-supported schools s!utc«,- which voir licuiocinttc ilelptoa. I.i'l fai Sail Ei nticl-co. toil E xecutive t ’l't.im is u c A tm 7 tu ney. Four of the 111 already have * ,h> n«n mten.l to be- has gone far Iwyond good jmlg- would la* exempted. A "ntibUan* added --to- was not rurupuigiutig in .•nerved 1 hum - M titphv. i 11<it Iwen cited for contempt for fail" Conmmnist.ment and r» mness, and ' r. Male Hal" minority of the itantpittee- they claim to have lolt when the two-third* qomiimuog ru le the -ante mantle^ u» Ihe Pennsyl­ was opposed to such laws. The ing to answer committee quesquev I.....L " now threalens i j ' l h *“ * . “" " l ! ' H' v' ll,,\ inn 7n»;, ^of K W vania ritv group. ►Ukli’ vi- lt L.kvk' U l»* AU^ rri.k^ Now if to inhibit the freedom uf genuine com m itter - s i'll federal and Mate vi i iladisHed In 19 (Ions as to whether thi> an ■tJn, committre would — Jike tu know Democrats.''. lavra- sh-n,Id -lu- rnarfed -to -rtro-' Pnity lifficrrs said PliiTiolctphln Phitadelptiin foi 'tlieli *|tiudii*nrdai tim iril *T**ti% Communists, The Driiineiat* have gdne i« Concerning federal employes, hiliit diur imlnatiort In fmptoy- appeared nut truly to hit'*' the tii -1. lif t l e y M it»ii*Iit * 1* * i* O rniti worked „„ "It Can Map" P V T « ri. mcnl. m eetiItg only Pure beforj- in I'.r'td Wil* “ ille g a lly ’- e le e le d alitl t h a t the committee said the govern­ most attractive offer in the way Kan. To You," "Two Ooeens" »<>d !nnM .e U nnt i . 1 '‘l ‘ , r ° m’ ment has a duty to dismiss dis­ h** Concerning poll taxes, the rum- nf expense munry Stui publicity tu reiiimimate Ftanklln D. Iloirti*- A l t o r K IwtcEliiir The K h ° “A * * * tv ™ ? : * / loyal worker*, hut their civil mi it it -aid the seven remaining —Including lelevulfm i)ui many v rll f,-r a stHHiild t*-i m, Republl h e Is ' lo o U ltra ritw ra t* a m i .b*e« Head." I .aw ry told the committee rights, must la- protected,, and ■tales which require their pay­ Kenny, callad before the com­ party raemlrers expressed l-elref e a u -.lim e told four national rittt- Hot i (*[i| v-i --ai 1ipjiiiu i ;i’ }=/ liklitfe. mittee yesterday, declined to ssy "There are probably Comm uni sta procedures should tie worked out ment la-fore a pel soli ran Vote that ‘ factional divtshm ' of the VelitloUs then- IHfttt, limit fir* t:| :■! In \\*W 111!*T1f*n ■ Screen Writers Guild," In" whether he hint advise,! his clients „in i,the i q .,, . . , but „ for this protection; The ITft-pngc ought to abolish such taxes them- party tu California might t*e av I a 72. llH'ti and ■i |o The.. Tit*" Hnil report was made, public, b y lin e scl vrs. tint if thev don't do it not to answer certain inquiries, i * Jji r "]nU^ n,r , , ,°?. h" 1 We i e ” A*4«AA-iAiii^'l4V ^«*w— -iMVHled if Il;r. . f i i i i C e n t i i t n " " U1-' _ '_'lmUUpUy."'i Lias—-f—hoal—g—-r-t He said it would la*.unethical lie be.unethical far f o r i a ., .i -V w . , L L u J . J . L _ „ k White H ouse. til ant. SIl'Kudev and Wlilkle. ill d e cid ed nim m m oiislv In* re »-un­ Ptvildelit Trtimsrt *<<t Up the incnt should pass a national Ian taken tile I e him -atr-grr- ntrnrm>r“tu 'di-Wo.e L . u , rm tu * *'B'T,orr n r ik i. Intend CarL-nn on .1 in- giotsinl tfl»l Committee last Dec, 5 to study r l io n t h»H , n i.r M r "UU u m e r i s n e e o iiu i l ll m e m b e r s The* poll tax stale- are Ala The ina-memtier natiniml com­ ihllt what he and a client had told *eachn | named °J,Uas. r ’VCommuniat* ’,, cn d try wit- how present laws and govern: New Hampshire Jptil a rim tio- l (|it, uhieti .narm-d Burke i* h a m a . Arkansas. Mississippi, m ittee »»» due to decide the other. . . . . . .. .... Vei s\ tu settle liefure tile CiUlimit. j tlll| „ ,tan d in e imliinjit tt *• mental agehrie* may la* "strvrrg- Hmlth Caiiilina, Tennessee. Texas. . Thomas said ’th\w,- - r a n 'l a “ " W 't J S f t 1 l Issu e ta le tm lsv a f . r . ( u | — n .-' ^ --------------------------------------------------___ thenrd and improve)] tojra()*gtinrd Uhl that rh .t the II,. four f.„.e already .r,A .,m »cited t,_ i C iCommunlit*. *JJ,VPry I-avcry said "I have iUid -Virgrniie- -— doubt j the civil right* of the people?’ -D M tnn Trnmhn, John ‘ Howard T ll‘.nf '! |1“, ‘onll. He added that some of the In tin* group are two indo-trl I^wson. Alvah Bessie and Alhert Un-American Activities *hb com­ mittee today, railing to six the number now facing this ac­ cusation. The committee acted against: Samuel Ornitr. a writer. Herbert Btbcrman, a producer and director Called as witnesses in the com­ mittee's Reds-in-Hollywood investi gation. these figures refused to answer the questions. They look the same stand four wrileri hid taken earlier^ that the committee had no right to inquire into their affiliations or |H>litica! beliefs. Tire eighth day of the commit­ tee’s hearings was launched with a statement from Chairman Thom­ as fR-NJ) that it won’t slop “ up til .ill the Communists in Hollywood ate exposed." but immediately ran into difficulties. Before calling the screen wntft rr M alts—“are "have l.een Communists" m A lh a t have rallo0 him alist*. Iwu lalarr tiaders, tw o.col Communists for , / * v Crtmmunlst. have called others ;h g r presidents, four church lead long while and they will rontinuc Communists, and he could not lw {lets, four lawyers, and the dire*-.- to be Communists, serving not the best interests of the United Staffs but the best Ihlerrsta of a fkrelgn government." Oroltx was dismissed from the stand after a frW mlhutes when he refused to say whether he irelongs to the Screen Writers Guild. Ornil* left the stand ahmitica .valnlg'w i. tUw.*«awm>iU. as Thomas la?at with his gavel to restore order. Ills refusal to answer questions followed the pattern set by ihe acrecn wrilera who hkd been railed previously. After Ornltx left the stand. ..... ...... ......... —... CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to thfl TOUCHTON DRUG CO. Your New Store Is An Asset , » . To Our Community — Another Siirn That Sanford la Growing. <*- ' j S J F . .« . ■ PA G E. SEV EN Kirnmel Reveals’He 1Wan Hit In Jap Raid lla a tia a re In w how well-worn committee's Reda-in-Hollywood ra ^Uir^tnfc.Produrgt ll» iU ,c u-tut*. tmsev.- ia h a fllh b ru ta l* qtliry. Hit went fo the” stand in I j InM-rinan, also represented Try theaters, holrls. restauianls. testified Dmylryk joined the Com - 1 'V*’J?.*?V* . . . . aimed services, and munilt Party in Los Angeles m i d r i S S T - f o e wn.1 ’ pL’Vmrnt. Ihc spring of 194-4. was recruit- directed a number of stage play . I *< proposed 'the states outlaw ed—by—Hetbrit ■fltbeimitr;"_ '»nd' including' “G rrrh TTGAv r Th,. l,i” j"restrictive covenants1' by which held card No, 46859. ; hu-*. * w** on 8,1 ’■briefly as Or- tproperty owners bind themselves Dmylryk directed such picture, | nl\£ K<in . . Wlwl if u _ not to sell or lease to "undes.rLi'.i - /'L l J " —t J i ^ b.en asked if he is a memln-r able*. The 15-member committee as Hitlers Children. fondr. 0f , h(. Writer* Guild, he Comrade," "Behind Tire Ririnr, | offered n statement instead. said these measures, and many Sun." "Murder, My Sweet," "Cor- S o n ia s rejected it others, are needed to bung lit * Hibernian shouted that the nation nrarer to full realisation nered." "So Well Remeinliered’ chairman's ruling wa> ‘a shameand "Ctossfire.* of “ The American Way" of free-' nil and cowardly act.’ Then he wris asked If he is a dom and equality. WASHINGTON. Oct. 29 OPr Communist, “ We need to guarantee the Two more screen figures were cit­ Hibernian started , making a amine right* to every person re­ ed for contempt by a HouvT long atatenient. Thomas banged gardless of who he is, where he v,,..P-VUAN. ('Illl.liH K N ---------- nuSMtT photostat I NKUARK. N. J., Oct. 20. (AS . copy of a Communist Party re­ Most nf the children of Europe gistration card” No. 4T1IU dated ? / * / I 1? 7 * r ,y t'“K“n." says Dr. Dee. 2. 1944. and made out In the Hrrdahl Peterson-, a Baptist min- name "Sam O,” Identified m a Uu*r m CoprnhaKcn. motion picture writer. Russell Addressing the * New Jersey said g rode he oldalnrd with the Baptist Convention yesterday, on card showed that Ham O. was the "Evangeliiing EurojH*," he mid Communist Party registration of th at a threat of Communism in Samuel Orniti. ** the continent ha* prompted the The rommlttee’a record of OrProtestant churches there to ”rti- nitx’a affiliations contained 30 examine their position." notations. When Ornltx stepped down. Thomas ealled for w riter * ta r v \ ■*! gliiileii by the opinions of th o se /o r of an educational- fund. Two groups. . (l,r ifi meinliers live in the lle 'to ld the committee he has j South: Frank P. Graham, pre­ pending in California a million Mdrni Hd the University of .North dollar lllml and slander suit Carolina, and Mrs. M. K. Tilly of against Mrs. Imla Rogers, mother Atlanta. of actress Ginger Roger* anil one Much of the report deal* with of the committee's. Witnesses. He tin- South and with the negroes said he filed the suit because of of America. Rut the committee a radio broadcast she made. . in u l.th e other regions also, bine , IjiVi-iv1 sild hp was cerlaliiThai their "|rnlrefcrcncr*M with the; Communists have not rontroll«s| rights of individuals. Examples} the Guild during ihe three terms ,of »luti the cummillee consider* ■ he served a* president.. .violations of rivii right* weie dis- t * 1* -• — .i c u s s e d a£ length: NLRR Rules Against , S"0'” -Non-affhtavit llntnnir ! prrson>, .from minority groups; the war- | trine mnx* rvnrtiatlnn nf Jap: aneie-Amerlran* from the west roast; rarial discrimination in the armed services; barring of soiiip alien groups from Amer­ ican ciliienship; denial of voting WASHINGTON O d. 29 f/El A union whose offleer* have fail­ ed to swear they are not Contmunist| may not compete in col­ lective bargaining electluns with unions whose officer* have* signed non-Cuinmunist affidavits, the National Labor Relations Roard facilities to union* whose officer* ruled today. have failed to sw eat they are not The derision was made under a ■communists or wrhlrh have not section of the Tnfl-lU rtlev Labor filed financial reports and other j Law yshich denies use of NLRR (data with the Lalior Department. TOUCHTON DRUG CO. I « *• .Vi .rr=ai ~ -L . E t 1 - r 1 r * ■ �mm rr' ------ — - . * V . -. ’ • 1 1 r"" * v; - - : ; I*.- =-! "*’ •**' I > • ■ * • - : . . * -. *? ** ?; * *- _ . • ■ •/ T IIE S A N F O R D IIE R A L l). S A N F O R D . FFX)RIDA W E D N E S D A Y , O C T . 29, 1947 - 1 A ircraft M agnate S t a t e s Industry Needs U .S. Help Rain Falls At Last On Fire-Ridden Drouth-parched New England Fields PORTLAND. '* r . Del. .!9 (/Pi Mother m rr rsiu n is lru to the | unch today by Worn'lan '• while drv-icr-lacVn plapei waited 10 |iiodu- «* iluiUr % to • nd th'tniialing foreit tialuie beat hopeful hu weltinu drouth-parched to lake off in an effort lire* in Maine. l ... THU (All OUAtTIl fICTUll WAI TAKIN shortly after an Rdlnburgh*to-t>oi>don express train Jumped tha* track and plunged Into an embankment near Ooswlck, England, killing at least 33 persona and Injuring, about 200. Sixty of the Injured wera hospitalized. Thla crash occurred &8 hours after a train crajb ntarl London'a South Croydon itaUon, In which 31 persona were killed and 00 h u rt (International Radlopfiofo) Kiwanis Meet I I ' s s i Ii i m * Irmm i* sa « O s»| illustrated postcard of which SB,| 000 will be aent from here In the licit six weeks which provide blank* on which tourists may answer. He revealed a Targe batch of these answers that -came back during three day*. He pointed out that K. M. Armitagn had done an excellent job of tourist entertainment last season, and that an even bigger m Is is expected e*|ieciea this inis year program undex_hli “ * “Shufflaboard hi*, direction. courts In li Ft. Mellon Park are heing Im proved for use of touflata, he said. He pointed out that to 700 men will train here this winter with the New York Giants, and said that as soon a* the City gete title, 10 buildings at the Municipal Airport will be turned over to the Intercession School. Ilirthdav greetings were sung for G. W. Austin. Guests Intro­ duced were II. C. Kwoope, presi­ dent cleric of the New Smyrna Club who invited Kiwanlans over for a Nov. 0 rodeo, John Krider, Alfred Foster, past president of Montirello Club, Charles Trescolt of Raleigh, N, C. and William Kilpatrick of the Key Club. I.ester Tharp presided. (Jen. Clay Demandi* Early G ^ m a n State IN WASHINGTON to ^rotatt'lhe ”un-Am lean tactica' of th* House Committee on Un-American Activities Investigating alleged Hollywood Communists, are motion picture stars Humphrey Bogart <l/fD- Evclvn "Keyes ahlTfaniiy Kaje~TIicy ore members of the ntwjy-founded “Hollywood Committee for tits First Amendment”. (International) FRANKFURT. Germanny. Oct. 2D, OP)— General Lucius L __. D.. Clay declared today It was “absolutely essential" that as large a part of Ifrrm any a a-p o iitb lr politically aa well as economically Jntegrated at an early date. . Many mllllona of people cannot be kept.w ithout a government of their own forever." the U. Ji. mili­ tary guvernor told ‘ a new* con­ ference of German and Allied correspondent* at U. 8 . headquar­ ter*. Although not specifically men­ tioning the possible creation of a western German state, Clay said Ip reply to a'question*that the nt (ifrm a n-.iiii uasl'4gfnH could form a basis for a provisional government. in fear of his life, had not h e n .. M N l k t . 29 m Donaid ■W. -DOtlglasr builder a r about 00 percent of thd world’s transport Plane*, said today the aircraft industry must have gov­ ernm ent help to maintain thf flow of new models. The government* return, h# said, would be "assurance that In an emergency It would have Instantlv available for defense and for military operations, depend­ able and efficient air transporta­ tion (n sufficient quantity and ready for tha type of global oper­ ations required by modern war­ fare." Douglas amplified this state­ ment to th* President'! Air Policy Commission with a lengthy dis­ cussion of th* development of air transport and the problems of designing and building naw planes. He estimated tha worlJ markat, Incli/ding the United 8tatee, for new transports in the next four to six veara at 80 to 90 fourengine planes and 380 to 400 twoengine planes In addition to those now on order. • Douglas said that by 1950 the domestic traffic volume will be about 9,0702)00,000 passengermllea (movement of one passen­ ger one mile) carried In a fleet of 730 planes, compared with the 1948 volume Ttf 6,710,000.000 pasaenger-mllea In a fleet of 723 planes. Thla reflecU the faster plane* with greater seating capacity now being delivered to the airlines Ilia estimate of 1950 domestic express and freight ton-miles was 327.000.000 (correct), compared with 38,000,000 last year, and of mall ton-mllas, 462100.000 compared with 82,980,000. Douglas calculated that Inter­ nationa) airline* will be using 180 planes in I960, or 69 fewer than this year, but th at paasengermlles should rise to 3,128,000,000 from 1,100,800,000 In 1948. He asserted tha government "cannot gamble with the future any more than tha aircraft manu­ facturers, with their limited re­ sources, diminishing markets and great production coats, can gam­ ble on development of new models badly ne;dad to keep breast of aviation's progress." Douglas 'said that the DC-6, newest and fastest of the big transporta, eost 16,500,000 for tha first two planes, despite the model's great similarity to the Air Force C-64 and after f 6,900,000 had been spent on a similar military transport. The Douglas Company Is con linulng to spend vast sums to im prove the airplane after approx! mately 80 b*ve^ becn dellrcred^ he said. To date, be said, the company — spent 142,000,000 more than It has received from DC-6 sales. ‘ He did not clahnrate niam .whaL .- ouL_of sjRht 10 t h n Sgy.'.Wth -altwMKfdte press en d -^rlp ttarty of seven friends. There ^ave linued. There were unconfirmed en unconfirmed reports that he report*, however, that tha governalready w*. u w .i „„ «"**>* might conilder taking over h ~ . t " - « “•. church-owned agricultural land* * his way there via Sweden. t0 ^ parceled among th* peasants. E Cyranktewlc. declared that MlkCyranklewlcs said Toland de“ * • , Ded after all his hopes aired to effect a new mutual asalsof foreign Intervention” In -To^ tance pact with France. This, he land had vanished. .Mikolajcxyk explained, would bolster existing had 'isolated himself from the pacts with Slavic countries and Polish | people," th* Premier o f. thus form a unified ban ter^, Poland* Soviet-supported gov- against the possible rebirth of ernment added. German aggression. Cyranklewlcs also told Parlia- . i Government-controlled Polish \ mant that Mikotajcsyk’s exit from newspapers unanimously blamed the Polish political scene would Mikoiajcxyk for everything wrong clear the atmosphere and pro - 1 |n Poland—from* th* drought to mote th* efforts of what he d #»-1 Intolerable living conditions, cribed aa th* "Democratic parties 'i in itriving for peace and prospar -1 Ity for the Polish people. i SEARCH CONTINUES Earlier th* governm*nt-con-i trolled press predicted that Pol­ ETCIIIKAN. Alaska, Oct. 2 9 g and was headed for a long P*r-' lod pf p; os perky because Mlko- W )—Pan American air and field* ajctyk had crew* took to th* grouqd today lajcxyk h. ‘gone away. During a long discussion at th# «° comb the aouthern sector ot opening acssion of Parliament of,A nnette Island In thalr three-day the nation'# Internal and Interna,»««rch for a missing fourtional position, the Premier re- engined airliner and its 18 pasferred to "coal, eggs, fish and sengers and crewmen, another article—Mikoiajcxyk" as being among Poland's major ex port*. Cyranklewlcs then warned the Catholic church hierarchy and that any further again Inst hls regime would with prompt reaction government. Obviously referring Catholic bishops’ recent pastoral letter attacking what It des- MRS. MARY S. CHIDIAC CART. A- N. MONSKN ABOARD THI STORM BUFFITIO DC-4 plsne, misting between Ketchikan and Juneau, Alaska, are Captain A. N. Monstii. pilot, and Mrs. Mary S. Chldiac, purser. Th* four-engineij transport carried 13 pissrnr.ers. In­ cluding an Infant, and,a crew of Itv*. (lurrn alio tal Soundpho:o). - ■ . KAN 8 AS CITY, Kas. Oet. 29 UP)—A negro was held for ques* tloning today in the midnight ■laying of an 18-year-old youth, David Gray, who waa accoaed as he and a girl were parked on a rood a mile west of here. The youth’s companion. Miss Mary Lou Johnson. 17, tohf auth­ orities: A negro approached tha car from brush near the road and ordered them to get out. Ho demanded tho car keys. “I ll give them to you when the girl's safe," Gray aald. YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS America's Moat Iteaotiful • Aluminum - Cedar - I’otiitud Aluminum Aak Me For Free Estimate P. W. STEVENS - «17 W. RoWnaon - Orlando Phone 2-0729 ‘ ir«aliaa«e t rmm I'M* n**l should be given th* right to say whether he Is or not.*" Roosevelt said that tf the anaer la yes, th e , next question should ‘ he whether the witness advocates the overthrow of th* government by force. Reoscvrlt also said any ac­ cused person should be allowed to cross-examine hls accuser and I i 11 news conference, wjilch was held a t the White House, an­ other committee m stetxr,' Franci* . P, Matthews, Omaha lawyer, said: “The government ho* the right to Inquire of any cititen a t to hls group which advocates the overover throw of th* government by force.' Rabbi Roland H. Gittelaohn, of Rockville Center. Long Island," said "No one on thla c o m m i t t e e la defending any person who ha* been definitely eathallshed to bo a Communist." But he sold ho is “deeply concerned” about “brand-. Ing a man as a communist"" * ly and without proof. Tho committee's bulky did not mention tho llaui* mlttee on Un-Amorican Mot. but said real Con and Fascists should bo Matrimony Export \ 8am Abernathy never lateadedt* | be a matrimony expert, but he kit th* nail on tha bead tha ether day when he said: \ l • "What marriage really need* U more open mlqda and a lot fewer ' open mouths." _• ---------------- -*■ ■ Saa* may not Ihlyk much of hls mlatns' choice of l\*ts or her habit *•t serving watercress.aad rream 'ebeea* salad. But ha keep* hla mouth shot (I mean, be Jodi use* It aad hls mellow glue of beer sad pip* at the end of n long day. From where I alt, that prescrip-, ♦ tion would apply to moat human relatio n sh ip s. C riticism rarely , rouses anything but resyntm sat nut rn *r*ii rr‘'H —T-Hfth r l 11" applied to n woman's cholco of haU. or a husband's preference foe a pipe and a moderate glass of boar of two—leads to th* conclusion that thara'a right on both tides. Ctpjiighi, 1947, Vniud S u m ffrewen F*uU*tU* MM C0NGRATULATI0NS to our m m WM ■ ' On The Opening Xi Of IU Newer, and f r * ? \ '■ * • W. V. BITTING . a# « • J -*i*. FRIEND and NEIGHBOR On The Opening : •••■• t 1•- -. •/. Kv-/— -''--'j to m T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. CONGRATULATIONS f '. 0 - " V " a* Larger Store. Of The New T0UCHT0N DRUG CO. T0UCHT0N DRllG CO. FRIERSON'S ELECTRIC and GAS CO. *0 8 E u t F lr » t S tre e t p k o u 23 I V C I 1,4 never criticises Sam's i affection for that w«rn-o«t rb*1r before th* 8m . ■ to CONGRATULATIONS - < Civil Rights Youth In Slain By . J boxers Lane Bandit.[SMSSSS-SfiVaSJ'Jtft- No Extremely Cold Weather Seen Soon Hr ASSOCIATED TRESS Rain and cooltr weather moved Into the eastern section of the rpunlry today aa ski** began clearing ovar moat part* of th* mldwsab ' ol ’ The rain cloud* moved from Bur-Mil Bayon crop* In a Ohio aero** Lake Erte Into Pannfitted straight Una style that i •ylranla. New York, Virginia and “ ‘l rid* up,. Thu datat^ j *“ w on south New England state*. Showeraalao were rejwrted In parts of Montana and No astrsmely eool weather waa In. tho immediate future; federal forecasters In Chicago said, ah though tec ______ •raturea which„ hava ... .< * J climbed to alwve norms) msrks In riV- • ’ • • « the east the last sevsral days, will begin to moderate today.. Western low* and northern Minnesota wera th* coolest area* on the early morning weather m*P a« the mercury dipped be­ low freeling. Rising temperaturee were predicted for tha north eontral area. cr, who apparently (led Poland . constructive criticism. K T U E B IC = Gentle rainfall eittlorf ,-t leail temporarily the menace of new fire# on ti e h>eU of r>td which have blotted out entire village*, coil J ° live* and $ V/h)(J.0113-l)io|>ril>r Iota in New England. "The W eather llureau laid lijrht | ------------------------------------rainfall'would la* iretirral In th ei m Kate anil would rontinue to fall , 1 O U t'lllO H I J F U g on •tiarelicil wocMlIanil* well Into . ' ____ _ tomorrow. ((R lM lM inl ffNIN l ' i | f O M l ' The rain wa* the firm to fall and iterilixed at ISO degree* ternin the Mute alnrr Sept. 22, eicept peril urv. I.adle* and men’* re*t room* for aliirlit trice* in Portland, (,'al- hove Itcen installed for the •con­ aia and a few other aretJoni. The venience- of ruitomera. Then? la»t ralrf In southwestern Maine, are aliui public telephone booth*. >{•'modeling the front of the ty&f. w lm e |lte raring flame* wreaked •tore and enlarging to Include the" greatest damage, wa* oq, Oet. the new annex involved the plac­ H. ing of window* of the mo«t mod­ Since! Aug. I, only two Inchon ern draign by the Hcnkarik Taint of tain him fallen on l|ila area, and fila** Company. These pro­ compared with a normal ^»f H.90 vide n maximum of natural light to l<e supplemented by the flourIncbe*. escenl lighting. The canopy outThe rain- a fall of nt lea*t aov- side is aluminum revered and of rinl dava I* lieeded to end fire ni'xlern streamlined design and danger—cairn* a* navy *rirnti*l* irltrrferr* hut little with the light­ planned an attempt to extinguish ing. Hoot ha In the lunch room have * the fire* with man-itindo rain— the bleached walnut finish up­ by sowing cloud formation* with holstered in blue leather and con­ trast with the black Formica tab­ dry lee. i * le tops. I'lumhifig installation* A previous nitcmpl nt aurh nre by l.ee Brothers; tile work I* raln-makim; -tlie first—failed in hv Stewart Mellon and shrot met- California In-t August lines use nl work hv. Stafford. The struc­ tural glass front Is of rarrara the clouds were tin. high. Meanwhile, the flies that have glass in Itemhrandt blue and Rexall orange. 'taken IB lives ap.l 130,0(102)00 In (•ifta and souvenir* /o r ladles • property to** were generally un­ anil men and Ire rieam for chllder control, with 20,000 fire dten will l>e served from 4:00 to fighter* on guard for new out­ H:fHi I*. M.. Thursday, A modern breaks. Seehnrg sound syalfni provides General Electric Co., a p aitnrr fug-playing of . records of musical with the Army and Navy id k M'lrrtion from lioothi. rairt-makinu pioject ht. .SrhenCrtadv, N. Y., said two n-17'a had_ —jdarmed—tn —rntrp o f f ; for'"Maine* . T r a d e A g r e e m e n t this inorplng. Weather cmidllions ’'encountered, the ronipanv said, M mM I nhm i f * m m m * Omm I would ihieruiine on which of lar export*,” Wil»on »»ld. many fire front* the experiment lie declared thn United 8 tatrs would l>e conducted, if nt all, no has made eonei-sslon* In return landings in Maine wen* planned. fur reduction* in Itrltlsh tariffs Hv dropping snmll ninoiint* of and for reduction or elimination drv Ire* Into rloudi, artificial rnin o f impcrlnl preference*.-i nieke.* rriturc the temperature of He said llritain had agreed to suspended nioiiturr- until ire cry­ the redurtioh* “only in return for stal* form over n wide men. concessions which w e. eonsltlcr These reheli the earth fn the form equivalent in terms of the trade of rain, tlieivhy opened U|> to US." a* Rehahilitatiun, in the mean-1 The new trade pacta will lie time, was the ut(ler of thy day*, included in a .final act of agicwTlu- R rd'C rbji, fedenit agencies ment at the (ieneva trade conami the state spurred program* ference * tomorrow, Wilson disto aid homeless thousands, and |clu*ctl, adding: tnunirilial government* nearly | “ We have given tpeeial afcenbatikiuptril bv the disaster. • ition to the need for the easier Foundations W ere prepared, at of rolonlal produet* to the one of the choicest site* by partly i United Slates market. , ruined liar llailiur, fur 1 BU pre- 1 -------------------fabricated .emergency house*. Tha W r iin f r lf * I n I J N TPfff"‘the cscftisIVc Shore •Club, was luafu d by tho liar* Har­ bor lutiul Co. it Use• Governor Hildreth reported the litical committee that Adoption »tate in a i.miiimi -a «d—4 w —S u v t e i - p r o p o s a l—i o —i n vita, Iea»t In part, taxe* slue Dee. I “electeil representatives" of the from fire *trlekin municipalities. Korean people to lake part In the debate would only le*d to a new controversy over what was meant ,b y “electeil represent*? live.." U. 8. Delegate Johp Foster Dulles proposed that *uch contra !l veralca l» avoided by treating a temporary UN Commission pit K". lea to *u|i«rvise election of repicsenlativi,i to take pail In tha discussion*. Dulles s«ld the United Slates would%cfrpl the rfuviet ptoposal if it were amended to provide fur creation of the UN supervlsory Uuly. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minlslee- Andrei—A—Gromyko replied that “the tenor of the United State* amendment nullifies Mr. Dulles alalem en ir“ i Hr said Dulles* statement Indi­ cated. that the United Sgites “does not want to and I* afraid to hear" Korean representatives here. He railed the U. S. amend­ ment "a maneuver with the sense** of the Soviet proposal, and said It would lie ''nonsensical" to eott” alder It now. l Dulles offered hls amendment after Belgian Delegate Vtetor l-arork had accused Russia of •'procedure, which under the guise of hrneffttlng the Korean people, la actually aimed at delaying the Issue." l-arock said the Soviet proposal would dalay action on Secretary of State Marshall's Korean pro­ posal for at least a year. Mar­ shall's proposal provides for na­ tional elections In. Korea before L' next March B1 under UN super­ vision. cribcd as th* lack of freedom of speech, press and conscience in Toland, the Premier said that iruiUM* I m Pm * OMl the government would tolerate the bonier. The opposition lead ( nnatructive, lP Ul not llul untrue dasbut Polish Refugees -*-*■ Sean Roebuck & Co. ‘.it. . •' ’ . » t ♦ V. 7 - » " 115 E u t First St root • : , i Il �%,• i - — ----------- -- Section Two Section Two A N T E D E P E N D E N T D A IL Y Etilablliihetl 1908 V O LU M E X X X V III SANFORD, FLORIDA N EW SPA PER A WEDNESDAY, OCX 29. 1947 (Special) Early Season movetm-nla of produce-were reported Rep. Bennett Charges from twl Slale-ipetated markrta Father Charged With the last week, while farmMurdering Mother, -Communists W ith during throughout the vegetable proBurying Her Body area' planting and replant-Dedthg, Wouhding during ing in their speeded-up efforts to CO LO RAD O SPRIN G S. Colo.. offset the effects of WASHINGTON. Oct. 1*9 (A’)— partially Oct.'29 .(A^-tEI Paw county offi­ storms and high water which have Rep. Matiun T. Bennett (R-Mo) hampered atl operations during the declared lodly that ‘‘many" last several weeks. Heavy rains cers today investigated ■ ns-yesr(A American soldier* have keen kill* had l>een felt during the weak at old mystery, brought to light ed or wounded by Communists in several I m p o r l a n ’t production when a son accused his prosper­ tbf Trleate area behind a 'b ra ss points, but at others crops were ous rancher father of shooting' curtain of Americad military cen- making excellent progress, accord­ his mother and burying her ie-> aorthip." ing to week-end advices received The Missouri lawmaker, recently in Jacksonville offices 'of William mains in a farm shed. Sheriff Ray Slocum (aid thsl returned from a six week tour of L. Wilson, Director of State Mar­ Europe and the Near East, said kets. held for investigation it Junta there have been “S3 incidents of Director Wilson and Assistant Wesley Vsndrrvooit. 61. who armed aggression hy the Copt* Director G. B. Hogan spent the munists" against United States latter part of the week visiting a steadily denied thr shooting, main forces since they moved Into the number of markets in the Sloth, liming his wife "just rushed off* former Ilalisn territory, liordering ern part of the State, and making early in 1941 and hain.'l been • on Yugoslavia. Trieste now la a a thorough personal inspection of heard from since. free aUte. rondltiona throughout the area in Slocum said the son, Wesley, “Tlieae acta have resulted in the | which Florida'* huge shipments 21, after telling of the qlleged death or Wounding of many Ameri­ of Fall and Winter vegetable* are shooting, directed authorities t l can soldiers." Bennett added in a produced. the sh cd .o n .lh u ranch southeast statem ent issued before he left Fort Bierce Slate Farmers' Mar­ for bis home In Sprlngflsld, Mo. ket handled Its first produce uf the uf where they dug up most of "I have the names and identiflca- Fall season, Friday, nine-hampers a human skeleton, and clothing tiona of lha incident* aa furnished of yellow crook-neck sijusch sell- fragmanta. me by our military intelligence. I n g T t "(6 each" Market *Manager L 1 “ ,,d hu ' ‘ory, accord "In Europe they rail it a Void M. K.. Williams reported. This In­ ing to Slocum; war and how soon, or The rider Vandaryoort. tn * w*r..* n.d hQ.w .,oon' or itial offering was produced by Roy U, it will engulf the whole wortdr NeiJTFaviirable w cilE ir o T thV rage, shot his wife with a small .9 no tnen outside of the Kremlin last two weeks has caused u tie- rifle aa she attempted to n aw l can aay. mendous growth of plantings of under a fence to flee from him. “The trass curtain of Ameri­ tomatoes brought through the He furred Wesley to help stuff can military censorship has dune atorm period, Manager W illiams the body in a wash -boiler which a remarkable job in keeping from •tated. Groweri espect good he buried in a dry arroyo three the American people th r serious­ (Continued un Page 2, 2nd See) miles from the ranch home. The ness of the situation at Trieste.” . The Army declined comment on maintain the strongest air force father dug It up three night* lat­ er and threw the body in a pig Bennett's statement. navy In the world “and with pen. Finally he hurled the re­ They have been no previous and the most atom bombs.” mains in the dirt floor of thr reports of any American casual­ He said Russia' is producing shed In a hole which he forced ties resulting from the long-stand- "<5,000 tanks a month and lias a ing tension between the predomin- *L planes in the skies over Ihe son to dig. antly Italian population of Trieste Worrying about hi* secret, Wes­ urope." and Ihe Yugoslavs. The Missourian aalll there is ley said that during hi* Army When .the Free Slate came into hunger and want In Europe and servlet- he "wondered if I would being last Sept. 10 under terms of this country must provide help. die myself before I had a chance the Italian pear? treaty, the But in doing *o, he added, it must to tell what happened to her," fllo* British military commands!- credit­ hot over-extend itself. cum reported. ed American forces with having "There, are four tiling* this The sheriff quoted him as say­ , prevented an incident which nation can do.” Rennet l said; ing he kept quiet under threat "might have led to bloodshed." "Surrender as we did with ap­ of death hy hi* father but de­ ' The American troops refused to peasement of Stalin at. IVi-dam, cided- to -break hi* -silence- a flrr — allow a force of Yugoslav soldiers Yalta and all the real; fight, which to cross the border into the area is not likely unless we are attack- hearing the rancher had been mis­ ^ assigned to-Anglo-American occu- vd.-withdraw altogether and chalk treating a brothar, Itlon. The Yugoslavs occupy the up 300,000 soldirra' live* apd olhar k ..'v*nd'*r)f(>or‘. ■ » ■ ‘ * * * “f authern sector. Each of the sacrifices of Iwa g resi . M U om nJryttpn^lL .tflld_pnlkc. J ie oeeupylng—natiotnr-Veag-ynketf t(TpiiTn*ie71jf we can extend all aid • ‘•(lul*t»d In Wellington, Kas., in 1011 of a charge uf assign 6,000 troops to serve until short uf war as we are doing.1 a yet-to-be-Ueilgnated governor But in granting that help. Ben­ murdering his- first wife, Cora. report* ho further need for them. nett* said; the United States m int He said he shot her accidentally, Dennett'* trip ahroat) was made make sunr it recive* a dollar's mistaking her for a burglar In a* head of a houie commerce aub* worth of cooperation ami economic the dark. *j , committee studink civil aviation. rehabilitation for aw ry dollar • Assistant District Attorney Roy H# said hi* observations convinced spent and there must be clearly W. Foard said hia office had him that the United»8(Vtes should defined limits to the aid. ”S entered the investigation. He added that It was In "the prelim­ inary stages" and that no charge* *ouId tie filed "for aaveral days ” K Tax Cut Hoped For But Not T oo. Promising Aft Revenue NpedgJloht By CHARLES MOLONY Washington chance* of ■ cut down in overlapping taxation by federal and state governments look "brighter than In year*—but not too promising at t h a t Of about JJIS^OOt^iO,000 in fed' • aral and *5.000,000,000 In state collections in fiscal 1940, more than 90 percent cam# .{rom u x e t levied at both level* on the same thing*. ' The dual levies were Income, death, gift, liquor, tobacco, gaso­ line. admissions and atock-trans- far taxes. Reasons why chance* for relief from some of this overlap are brighter than usual Include: ^ 1. General revision of the fed­ eral tax system for the first lime In a considerable period ia to be studied by Congress at .it* next session. The administration has •neouraged this study. S. A number of senator* and representatives who attended * recent Chicago conference with 11 governors agreed something should be done, and that the fed­ eral government should take the first step by giving up certain tax • fie Ida to the states. Revenue .Needed But th at last suggestion points up why the outlook, la not to^ promising: both tha federal and ■UU governments require a lot, of revenue to n er for their opera'tions, and each Is inclined to fa­ vor having the other fellow pull out to end overlaps, " A Treasury Department Ux analysis of the question auggasted guardedly that the federal government might wall pull out of the gasoline ta g ‘field—1"in ex­ change for aUte withdrawal from another field." It h ntad a t aUU withdrawal from 'tobacco taxa- 1 Latest ava*llabia*figure* on col­ lections am for the flsaal jraar 1946. the I t 86,1946. the TraaaDuring th at from lalikely fat NO. 249 A siw ciuted I're a s L eased W ire » i Florida Produce 6 Year Old Crime Brass Curtain Reported Making Comes To Light Shields SeritiusGreat Progress Acts In Trieste J A C K S O N VILLE Oct. 20 When Son Talks CM fllrta U a H td On the other hand. It said, con­ flicts between federal and atata Income* taxes are "not as broad a* appears a t first sight" and that, furthermore, laxps _ A m ight aa wall aaaaaw they'll bar# .,JL --------B of revenue. The Treasury analysis said an integrated program-might smooth out some conflicts, though, “ Here a r t some further Treasury views on overlapping taxes: t. Tobacco — 3H slate* tax IL lt*l~the *1i1nih~ best producer of ■Ute revenue, yielding *199,000 Q00, It accounts for only 2.9 per­ cent’ uf federal collections — but th at's (1,168,000,000. ( It’s naturally easier fo r‘the fed­ eral government to administer to­ bacco (axes.* It collects from the relatively few manufacturer*. State* have to collect from whole­ saler*. retailers, and even con­ sumers. Different Isis ('Red 2. Gasoline — The states -got *900,000,000, or 18 percent of to­ tal revenue, from this, fed eral gasoline ■collections, * t h o u g h amounting to *406,000,000, war* less than one percent of all fed­ eral revenue. The report said It might be well for tha government to quit taxing gasoline — limiting ila spending on highways propor­ tionately. • S. Liquor taxes—During fiscal 1940 the federal government got *2,620.000,000, or 6 percent of an revenue. The state# got *466,000,000, or about 10 percent from this source. * One suggestion la th at the states quit this field under a r­ rangement that tha federal gov. eminent, which collects its tax from the distilleries and ware­ houses, increase its levyiand dis­ tribute the extra revenue among tha states. 4. Amusement taxes—Tha fed­ eral government got *415,000,000 from taxes on admissions in fiscal 1946. Tha state* got $12,000,000, not counting collections from ad­ missions under general sales taxOther Fie Ida 5. S tats sale* taxes and federal manufacturer*’ and retailers’ ex­ cise#—27 state* now impose sales taxes duplicating specific, federal excises on communications, trans­ portation, luxury and other good* and eel-rice*. But duplication'bare lu "of secondary importance,". L Inheritance, estate and gift tfcTOT I n i th in two ptreant (*677,000,000) of federal and)*** than three percent (*143,000.000) of sta te collections com* from this source. There's a problem of orrrlapplng among the states as well aa between the state* And the fed- Chief Of Children's Bureau Says There Is No Substitute For Love It) Itlii'i l HI(iHSAT (A*) Special Washdngton Serviee Third Army Strategy W ouldn't Have Cut Length Of The War W A ^ H IN I/IO N . C k l. ?l| t'l'i R rcrn t government itudijr rhow tha; l S. (atnieri, have ir m e t t n l their rreora vvattimr stnl poyiwar ncotnev into n u ik viily bette- In mg romlitiunr. Fro tiiunlbl irjrollv bf*e ilid lerl into the rrtirr that newly plot*. prro.it fatliters a le vci|ui>mt{ tiii| it n vlt nlcd ouiobrii ol ,.,it , trlngcr- N tW YORK. Oct; 29 (/Vi * Slialcgy pinpoint In thr Isle Genet.vl Georg- J» Dalton, Jrilld subsequent!) .illeir.l beby the Allied limit rummapi- over tin piolrsti "would ttot bate vli.nl elird tlir War bill would bare made it mote ddluult to win," the war-time thirl of italt to Meld Matib i! \ m ount Molilgomery taid yrtlrtd.il , The chnnge In lull lie pl.in whirti culled for all ail-out thiust of ili* Third Army itminted columns across the Ithim- Into Germany, I'attan sold. wn» in hi* opinion 'the momentous eltor ■>( the war." Writing In hi* Win Jooiiml, published lit pin I '.ili-ld ay liy tin- Sat ui day Evening Post, 1-attan declared iii* la-lief 11ml tile cliangO in stiategy was "ituphnteiited" hv* ,Moit*gomery, h . lilting in lengthening tin- wpt mid thr his* ot thousand* of additional livr*. alu? . ii Icplmn -t .in.j iimif.il modern .conveniences; V ♦ Demon Rum Sieen As International Social Equalizer II) NEW HAL YORK H O YLE Oct 29 td'i Alcohol is variously regarded as a temporary jiasapmt to u golden t calm of good w ill, a crutch for the inferior nnd fearfu l, nnd n ticket to |H-rditii'll. 'But w h erein it is bat'd, or fot wlint purpose. It develops it* own litiinl. In I’aris if you are host and order a lari tie of win,- for your guests- ami if you don't, what atl opinion they would have of you! -you go thtmigh a long'and coin* plicated ceiem onv.’ F u st you must consult at length - with the wine wallet ovet hiand* and vintages. The Agriculture Department’s Bin eau of A giiCulluiat Kconoutic* now lends stuteistical suhstanc* to thcan report*. In a meant sur» 'e y , il state* that the level of liv ­ ing for tite nation's faint families advanced 26 p ci.cl.t helwreh 11*4** and 1**4., The hlMVaU has mi mote up-tudale figutcs, but officials p tesum *’ the it end is continuing. Ihe sli,i|i<* were ccmdllfted hy Mnigniet J, llagood, hurnau atatialjctan and social scientist. .She tia-i-s her indevet of level* of living on the percentage of farm s "Vvitli lelephoncs, **i 1 11 airtornobill** and wttlr'i IfCUIciry, and mi a v * r - ' age value of ' products' sold or_ Haded tn thr* preceding ye»t ifo r e sample, G»au for the tutu h r ilex), • , T h r survey indbates that Ihe e m it* country’* farm living Uvel climbed Upward, but the southern ‘stalks made the biggest peicsn, \ Hy KATHARINE F. -I.ENROOT on the many spi-rial problems W ar office spokesman jti Lo ndon w eighing. th lllL lllffc ltlll—iU rlit*-**- * g e gsltTy—ThTUP'In-rtu'.VsTTsoiinr Chief,-UrtL-Children'* Bureau t parent- eUi'utfllt e r )■» ~th>y-~~V*> "declined eiimhfefd “ m Put tail’s i elated tu the meal at hand v'-ntiid i.iaci.cts recorrlcd 37 Al* Newsfratiires atony So do otlini ngi-ncii-s and j charges but in Capetown, .South If vou don'l have a real know- pcicitiCedvanci- The icport notes, NO MANUAL was ever written PlKanirnlioni. laith public and A frica, Mold gurnet)'* Lumet chief ledge of wine, you only make hottvvei. that in both' )t*40 and that could make a person a good private. I am sure they all have of sta ff. General Sit Francis W. vuursrdf ridiculous by pretending. 1 G> the soallicin stales bad the parent, if the "feeling" was not the -mill- heartening experience I V Guingnud, disputed the colorful The sensible ilditft to do s* con- i<*"o*t ilvitig level, there. That is not to say, though, a* they read over the mall. Sotlte American commander'* claim* suit with your guests and a*k The highest living levels wore "I think that If I'nttan liml Is-en their advice. They will lake this found to i^- in farm areas of the that parent* cannot learn how to of tin- letti i •—m r ohvionsiy front he Iwtlcr parent* If given the op­ people of education nnd back allowed |o go lushing inlo tier- s< a compliment and n-spect you •«millun*l, the corn-wheat states portunity. And, no one know* bet­ ground. • 11 tiler» wilt ten crudely many on tile mi* p|.i|n—cd by for . ail ainlalile ignoi nnioiis in nmi the I'aciftc coast. ter than the parent how much uu tile rilled paper of school tab­ him. a very awkwaid situation stead of i|e*pi*ing you a* a pielovvn i.ad the lot gi st stngia about the Job it "learned." let* ate from people to whom would have develo|H*d despite li-ntiini* foreign pliom-y hio,*k counties tn tlu- top fifth The Children's Bureau ha* good wilting a letter tu -the "goVi-lll possible initial u m , . m *," lv American coimtie.i, and that Wiicp the wine 'arrives, the Guinguml roniniriiieil niciit'' is a mallet of great imstntt ns n Wliule ia t id iti2 against reason to know how eagei parent* "finch a move, leaving veiy vul- w aiter fitsl pouts a small put « 1 :■ imnn of tut) -Ihe average are for information about tlie job puitanca, tion In vo«r glass am! waits e»ne t a hie flanks, would mil have Ih-vhle* this vast infoininllon of being a parent* for il* "haby the war Imt would havr ins’lantly. i’ht* t* the moment o f (or all e.rttntfes.' books” go out to thousands and that goes mil through govern- shortened Rut (own ranked tint.I Y-ehliid high dtnniu in evei v Fien cli meal. made il limndifficult to win." ten* of thousands of patent* each rnent aoureea, their- is the work You lake a sip. loll It III mind to N iw J . r-ey with 17rl and Con­ I)e Guiiigand -aid that it took year. Mure than 20.0tm.0tHI copies of patent education that goes n massive Russian uTTrnsive and savor Its bouquet ami every eve necticut with I7u I'nfifnrnta stood of "InfanL Care" alone have been un daily through the pi-** and atinther hv th-tu-raj Dwight I). at thy table is on you If you II llo r r (gprtii VVrtll ir>|, l o t o i nllv, the rtortluast group distributed since it was first pub­ radio. It alt adds up to mte thing: Eisenfiowt-i on t» luoint fiofit to nisi ol the waiter and, give him n lished 34 years ago. "Your Child tin- willingnirs, and tire rager- achieve victnty ovet the Germans, word of praise, I Its* serving goes intnl l :tp. the north Celllial tier From One To Six" is a runner-up tn—*. of paient* to learn, "The German* dirtii t lose llielr on. lint woe aw aits you if you G's. the vvest (iticliTtling uiountain It leaves tin- qlleslion: Du com- heads until Ho; very end and I'm hove accepted a flat -<mi hottie. "*ou :>• 126. and 1iii- iliKiih oldy till. ami uthrr* of Ihe book* for par­ “ td ie t ;;i i L-tm.c i i i i i r T i -, d o iio t ra ents likewise have remarkable tnunit li^xL iiAtEiitit halL_Miay-j-mMr tin t l i n e 'niiy-prcfialetl 'tn Ihe gtmrttnwnrit.'dlli'-lv diTTil If publishing records. Til llieTT desire to do Whitt is heal giro in on the stieligih uf a tong ptni*e it with lils'ti adjectives au>( (1' ' 1 Hv mg conditions of hired fatm Besides its major publications, and right for their ehlldteltT i am , sprathcad *.,r inlo their, country — t iiate vou the rest of Hi, u itves. | H “tks-ra, Imt do Include t*'-ninla the Children's Ruie.au distributes thinking, for instance, oh how lit- | the ieep allow I'attan hoped tn IA French guest can ftngtVe you |*"’d simi i-ecroppcr*. liuteau of— I ‘" i i .................................... liit i r r thousands of leaflets and folder* (Continued on I'agr ?, 2nd Sec) drive Into Germany." *_________ fo i m i l l i l a H n e h! s__ I , . 1...... I— U u - i 1 guage he can never forgive you ■•eprrseiilntiiv of the great inaj|f>n oidrtljig linn n |iv-.| hottlt: of " i n ' , *IU ,'. 1 L •■( t . ft. Im m families. <m | „ i lilllk lllK - rtu tl'i 111 til* F o r all lie arknowh-dged faults If'.-ls i.f living ocah-: ItllixIi'S Island, . l&H; MassschilMild rricinii-s, liqiloi i* still tin"*lts. I i,2; \ ‘,u V ink ittid \y«shhlt*f social lovpi ai<mn,| tin- wqH fo t liftin g s tn iiig t'is -ftu in tp an v i New Irountrit-s onto u n iiiiiinsv lliiiilgit I '•‘ tHpelMM', 437; Dclwnrc and III * j often tentiKiiary,of rusv t r l t i | M i i a i y , h-vof ..... ............... .. .! " , LR-S -hanaas, I ■.>; Imtiaus umlerslamling. I Imve lraw lo ,| ll,,u* 1 ,hl«,. . I J l ; Nolnnskn, F 2 j W l*. in fit cotllitriuv in tin- l»«t ,fi\s- I * ‘ ‘ .•ami Minnesota, 130. Vi nt a, nthl in <-:o l thi'io always | h u t }n i ni stit1 tWiTii w as a host vtho st'in n io m ,. toim nr ago. Many Del’iniHons, All ()i‘ Them Good! In Tunisia h i .Vi i i I i vltlrffnin, luiund by th,' \|..-t,uu f_nt|h_ltpiii miMliliig ilcuhol, aorvrii atl o ltft mioX frast. Ilttl. slilt'U tin- cliiof glintt was an Amt-rlcatt arm y ofH) J E R R Y KG ItN fn-or who liouglit sevt'tal thousand l For lam e, V|arlo» ) duseit Og ga a wrrk -frt'Tn thr IVAHHINGiriN |ls-i. "j> td V tlie old rliit'flaln Jind hisTnoth'in- W hat fi- •'AiiieiIcnnivm "? lolndni «ot| take Hit* p arty. Inlo You vo seen that wonl ami OWJI la in for u lonluly ItighltUp. v i) - r » ;- ltki» ■" urTT,\)ntif if ATI. "ilismuro V V lirirv ri 11n- u ln to malt l,a- lov.d ' and "ii-rui'ily ii-dt"—■ rarrlt-d .)ij< flag, tin tm livt-, urtio mid lm .ro.in recent vveel, i Right m,tv ii committee of the u a n t Jo d o 'ln u in t",' w itt< him Imv.loaf nod t lir \ Imvo to •'hlrrlniu ^lifiitp ,_,f ttepreaentatifea i- Inhim on Ills, own 1,‘t f l T h r v imv,- j vi lig atin g C uninuttlatii in IM ty amed to pom hospitality from I \\,N,I 111 name Is “ T I hi ComI n iiitic On Un-Am erican ActiviImt lir a , lo o . • lies '* IVopie from tlie tem|h;tn1<- ami "Fu -A tiie rifa n " what does it narihi-tn rlimvs nit- Iran i rd m atril in the uso of alii,Imt mi,I nlmsr it menu 7 Greeka Are Massing To Attack Guerrillas ATHENS. Oct. 29—(TP)—Greek press dispatches reported today ,h*' K ^ n tm a n t »roops _ were _ lh m lha-----„ -----area In Epirus northwestern Greece in prepara­ tion for a new offensive aimed at clearing nut BOmi 2,000 lo -4,000 g uerrilla* 'operating In th at region. The dispatches said sharp -fighting ha* keen under way since Oct. 20 on the heights around Mftsovn and that still heavier action might be expected at any moment. Government plane* were re­ ported participating In the aper■tion* and were said to be In­ flicting heavy losses on the guer­ rillas. According to th*. best available Information, th* guerrillas now hold loosely a narrow strip of territory extending from the Grammo* Mountains on th* Al­ banian border southward-to points north of Graven* and Metaovo. Units of tha Graak eighth dlvIsion wars reported moving into this area from the east while the ninth divlson was said to be do*Jpg in from the west. must. A Latin child drinks watered yrine^or tmor almoai fiotii Tilt til. I ntrr ill'lift-. It is nn occasion for him tu take a drink of Inntuly. To lake three or four would ordin­ a rily )h>, in his own view and that of his ncighlHir*, a wasteful sin. The Russian's capacity for vod­ ka ia highly overrated. Mn Is (he Am erican's rapartly for whisky. Pul 60 from rscli country in n drinking match with f>o E n g lish ­ men trained in foreign ' aervice, and at Ihe end of the evening lln50 Russians would’ >h- singing "Old Man River," the 50 Am er­ icans would la- houncing "The Volga Uuatman" off lliu i afters. And the 50 Englishm en? They’d lie - soberly wondering, “ Why are those chaps making such a bloody racket?" , BUBINM 0 HALTED MILAN, Italy, O ct 2 9-< A > Business came to a virtual stand still in thisa Industrial industrial city for almost Jwo hour* today «M n a throng of worl rorkera, estimated by police to total about 80,000, aaaem. bled In the ‘ rain to protest threat­ ened dismissal* In tom* Industries. Public transport was halted during tha meeting by order of the local trades council and tha gen­ eral cun federation of workers, leader* of which addressed tha gathering. No disturbance* war* reported. „ Heda Appeal To Workera To Revolt MOSCOW, Get. 20 -GV)—1This Moscow Literary Gaiett* pub­ lished today a front Page anneal to worker* all over the world to rally tu the Communist Party. "If you want lo he confident of tamorrow. If you want to tie a free cltfien of a free country, if you don'l want to clean tho shoes of rich foreigners, rely on (ha Communists," the editorial said. If you want Democracy and peace, If (he live* of your children ere dear to.you, if you don't went th* imperiallat*' to gain hy your teara and your blood, listen to th* voice of the Communist*. "If you don't want everything created for centuries by scientists, poet* and architects to tat washed away by the muddy wave of atandard 'Amaricsnltm', then fol­ low tha' Communists." RED ATTACK PARIS. O ct *9-0P>—A woman who changed bar mind about be­ ing a Communist and resigned from tha party after being elected mayor of a Paris suburb had to be rescued from a mob last night. Shouting "traitress," 400 de­ monstrator* besieged th* city hall in U Cournauv#—one of tha towns in tha so-called "Rad Balt" —after Mayor Maria Lehut submilled a not* saying she waa get­ ting oat of tha party. Gendarmes summoned •from nearby AubarvUliors found th* woman hiding In a locked room in tha mayor’s suits. They tpok * . 1 U. S. Farmers Convert Wartime Income Into Better Living Denial Made To Patton Charge By Montgomery Aid AMONO THI SI PfISONS killed when a giant DC-A airliner u.uhrd In Bryce Canyuo, Ulah, were illeinlral heir G< raid Lambert. Jr., of Prince­ ton. N. J.. and William A. Galvin (tight) of Manha.,-ct, N. Y„ on ALL t-QlciaL The plane cracked up after flic broke out in the tail lection. At the lime. It was within one mile of a longing strip (fnfcrntiliunul) . • u j_y . . , ' ; JraJt-markj main tht lamt thing, lo t f iio om ois AUTNoaiTV o r t h i c o c a -c o i * cogfANT ay SANFORD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Q tSS7, tW I U ciistei '* NPvv Inlrmxiiiinst DicMunary gives this ifc^pitlort: "Not <liu ra ctcrislic-n f, iTr con* si-tent witlr, .kdin-tlean customs, piiuclplc-i, etc," \nd for "Am ciicaqism,” W«d ■ter - i-nvs: ''Attachment or loyalty (•* iIm United .States, its tiadilhma, Inieitnls or ideals." Rid the dictionary d(result say wIticlt cUsLitns, principle* nr ideals. Hack in lfl3p, tin- committee on im American activities, reporting mi it* first yrnr of existence, ilefimd Antenbeniam In sevarel luimircd word*. Here nri> some of the thing* the committee said then: “III the* first place, Americanism is iveogidtioh of the truth that the inherent and fundamental rights uf man am derived front Hod ami not from governments, societies, dlclaturs, kings or taajOl lllev." Some people in this country don’t belli Sc m God, Are thay UnAmerican? The commute* didn’t •av. But it continued: "Tito essence of Americanism I* class, i ellgiou* and racial toler­ ance, and therefore, a man who advocates class hatred ia plainly un-American, even if ho p ru fe m t racial and religious tolerance. "It is a* tln-Amerlran to hat* one's neighbor Iweause he baa more of the wurld'a material good* as II Is to hmta him because bs was born into another race or worship* God according to a dif­ ferent faith"' Recently, jxilh I'resident Truman ami the State Department hav* added tome definition* dealing with tho same subject. Tha Praaident, asking Congress for money tu investigate "disloyalty" In tha government, defined "disloyalty” this nay: ‘Y1- . "Membership tp lUt(. affiliation with or syrmpathsUc association with ilia (Continued on Pag* Z, ta d So*) A 2%1 1 'j J L. l f * ; . ' T -1 ■ f ,1 .r - S A ' ' * ' / ; * ) ■ I® 1' i i ; . — p H :\ . -—-— '’» * r 1 _- * - - -> -2=~:_ i • g fe Ii • � 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, October 29, 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 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 29, 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/df4d813fb08c1326bdecec96b02075e7.pdf cd391dd163daa4ccf55ac7c4fb5d6cf0 PDF Text Text r*- IS B ifer** THE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA PACE SIX General De Gaulle Appeals f o r New General Election Ovicdo MONDAY, OCT. 27, 1947 and July since 11)11. "This suggests that worker* generally are finding Job oppor­ tunities less plentiful than earlier atul that the rrsUessnee* felt earlier by many veterans, which took the form uf frequent job changes, has beet} reduced," the article said. p Other potn*x In the analysis eluded: ----- About - 1,6W>.000- mure perstms; ' are working or looking for work' than had Uwn anticipated on the ; basis o f prewar trends, but they air concentrated In the 14-19 age •' “ t group-end In women over 38 and men over J55. Empliivmriit in domestic ser­ vice, which declined throughout the war and rnrlv po*‘ war period, • ha* "increased *hartdy since mldO 1940 and Is currently nearly 800,•* _ ^ k 000 higher than a year ago. Hollywood Probe ( C a a l l i M j frsM r * s ) Oae) (Continued from Page Three) which the committee hat no con­ ges. She majored in llumr Econ­ stitutional authority to atk. Tha omics. committee is holding hearings on Mr. and Mrs. Thedore Aulln, Jr.( Communist activities in the movie aye announcing the birth of a ion, 1nduatrv. PAWS Oct. 27 W V - General Oct. IH, at the Orange Memorial As Lawson lashed out st the, Charles De Gsuilt- called today Hospital. The boy has Wen named committee, Thoms*. repeated!/ for dissolution of France's nation­ James Theodore and will be known banged hi* gavitl In an attempt) al assembly and new genera) as Ted. This is Mr. and ..Mrs. to halt Uwson, Thomas said th*t tire lions, ami u a* promptly-at­ Aulin1* second (hlld. Their* girl, Lawton had aaktd, through hi* tacked by the . Communists on DtUir.Tl tWfl, Mrf'Aulln ahd sfih" attornay, to be heard. I f 1he re­ Cnsigo of seeking to set up "a are home, returning Wednesday, fused to respond to the committee’s! reactionary dictatorship." and doing fine. questions, Thomas said, then he D* Gsuilt* sssertrdlhat the rcMr. and Mrs.K would be excused from the stand1 aulta of inunlrlpat elections whirh and Why, nf l.qbox, Texas, are and the record of the committee vtreie la-gun tlirouKhout France would stand without his testimony. last Sunday and completed yes­ visiting Mr*. At the end of the exchange be­ terday proved that Parliament mi Mrs. James W. Wilson and Mr. tween the wltneas and Thomas, longer represents the people and Wilson, at their lovely home on Lawson arose from the committee • called for new vutinK laws to en­ take Charm. chair and resumed his place In the' Miss tala Applegate, of Pittaable the national legislature to section Of ■the room .reserved for her have a "coherent majority.'* —7. burgh, Penn, is visiting witnesses. Sonte spectators boied cousin, James W. Wilson and Mrs. lie Gaulle's six munths old {tal­ anil Thomas rapped violently ly of Did French People (ItPF) Wilson, at their horn* on take fur order. 8wit»eri*nd h** about twice the* Charm.---------------— — -piled up a-larger popular~vote~1n area of Massachusetts. Then Louis J. Russell, a com­ George JakuWin. Jr. and Daniel the elections than any other par­ mittee investigator, was called ty—though It failed to show as l.uca* have returned from a trip to the stand and testified that a to Ohio. well in rural votinK yesterday as Communist Party gnembership Mr. ami Mrs. Milton Gora have It did in the laritei population card was issued to Lawson in 1U44. centers a week ago. No party at returned after spending several The card, Russell said, bore~flWtn*i * present has a clear majority in days In Atlanta. . ber 47276 and was issued to "John Parliament. *. Howard lurwson, Identified as a Miss Julie Gore had a good movie writer. The wartime ‘ leader declared time as the guest of har grand­ * Robert E. Stripling, chief com­ that hia party’a showing lord spel­ mother, Mrs, W. D. Itrow n and mittee investigator, took over. He led the beginning of the end for Deddyl llruwn. her uncle, while * read a long memorandum of his arch foe*, the Communists. li«r pnrvnls, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Florimond llonte. Communist Gore, were awav. THIS AERIAL VIEW shuns one of Bar Harbor's fat-famed milliuimire mansions a* a section of the what he said ware Lawson's nr-’ Party spokesman, declared that Mrs. Sulnks and daughter, Anne, 10-mlle wall of forest fire swept down on it. After 12 hours of horror, the fahulous Maine resort had tivltie* showing his Communist lie Gaulle's statement was moti­ of I eesbnrg, were recent guests Wen reduced to a mas* uf smoking ruins; 3600 pci sons had evacuaiid their homes by land ami sea; an affiliation. Striping also read IT TAXIS lots of practice to remain i vated by a desire for "personal of Mrs. Spink's sister, Mrs. estimated damage of f 18,000,000 had Wen caused, but the terrific conflagration appeaYed to W under several articles he said Lawson a lop-notchcr, to Grelchtn Merrill t‘ had written for the Communist power'.' and that his desires would George W. Morgan, Mr. Morgan, rontrol. , • (International Sound photo) newspaper, the Daily Worker. of Boston, U. S. Women's Chtm"dash wllh the will of Die French and mother. Mrs. M. M. King, Stripling said he alto has over pton Figure Skatar, works out on people, who will know how to un­ Mr. and Mr*. Donald Leinhari 100 eshiblts "showing Mr. taw-' the rink at Rockefeller Center, New ite It* democratic working, class Candidates* Quiz Bender Killed have named their Why, Donald son's affiliation with the Com­ York. She la a member of the U. S. for re. Olympic Teem. (International) Garry. This la their third child. munist Party." ■ I)e Gaulle's statement came They have twins, Gary and, Wynn, H'aalleMS Irta I*sat :,«r) l('*SII*S(S from H**r Hast When Lawson wss called ss a amid an impending cabinet crisis nearly two years of age. vote of tho People? highway patrol car to a near witness, his attorney, Robert W. and the imminent ‘ threat of 4. Will you, If elected, do what Kanny, renewed a challenge, first Dixie’s Tree Farmers Erwin AW1I Is sble to be back rating piece and called the ambu­ strikes by three Cummunlst-domyou ran to create a City Recrea­ made Jsst week, of the eommittee’i Inated labor gToupa—the railway­ on the job after his resent Illness. lance. He then returnrd to the site Need Bigger Crop tion Department under a full time authority to Issue a subpoena man. utility workers and govern­ Mr* , _Geneva AWII, clerk In the of the accident and gave what aid .recreational director, operating on (summons to appear and testify) Post Office, was out Friday due ment employes. These develop* a budget adquately provided by for Lawson and 18 other Holly­ TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 27—44*)— mrnte overshadowed the outcome to the illness of her son, Erwin; he could to Patrolman Bender who the City Commission; and* con­ wood figured. The committee, Southern states expect to top thil Mrs. Bob King, who ... has- Wen . had k*rn thrown by the toadiide. to yesterday's runoff elections in scientiously work for the early after a huddle in a closed-door year's crop of some 103,000,000 pI0mp, , clion he ‘ France's small towns and villages, visiting h e r.lite r, Mis. Esther p0| construction of a swimming poof, session, ovsmiled Kenny's chal­ tree seedling* by 07.000,000 next , , , ____ »*___ J , . - . early returns from whirh put Eason, and brother. Roy, at Sav. Jiighly tennis courts, and public play lenge and called Lawson Jo the year to meet overwhelming de­ commended tail evening by annah, Ga., and in Rklelgh, N. C. Premier Edouard Ilerriot'a Hadgrounds for chJIdrenT mand from Dixie's forest fanners. ) ’ ■ Police Captain Roy Tillii. returned home Thursday, accomical Socialists out in front. 6. Are you lh fag-or of a Sewage stand. "The Forest Fanner " l lOOthem “ Lawtoh, a biige tdan, asaeu nsnled bv her sister, Miss Esther The State Highway Patrol is Disposal Plant, and do you have timber ninthly, made the estima­ be allowed to read a statement. Kaeou.— Her other sister, Miss making a thorough investigation any recommendations at to how “ tat me see It," Thomas replied. tion and commenTed farmers In Mytle Eason and Miss Helen of the circumilancrs of the ac­ , it might be. financed Plane "Crashes The chsirmsn glanced brietly at every state "recognised tt}»t there Stewart, op Lakeland were ex­ fl. If you are In favor of public and handed it afe many acre# better suited In pected to Join them here this cident. Corp, H. E. Doug!** of t Improvements in Sanford, do you the statement grow timber than any other crop M Hum I'mmr l l » l DeLand reported yesterday. He wrek-end. advocate operating on a “ pay aa back. United Airline* plane crashed and "The statement will noth# read," and that these acres wilt * not you go" plan, by public assessThe nnnusl home coming of l>oinled out Ihat lire Patrol had burned last Friday, taking a toll tkp Oviedo Methodist Church will I merits and revenue certificates, or Thoms* said. He added that it come into full production without , of 62 lives. Only 12 of the bodies t* held, on Novi 2 st the church. loti a very valuable and effirent ; by some other method uf finalic- “ Is not pertinent" to the inves­ a planting program,'' , Georgia led the 12 southern tigation. have Wen .positively Identified A large attendance Is expected, man. ■ingT slates listed in seedling produc­ A prayer service for Mr. thus far. A „very Interesting program has 7, Do you favor the extension nf tion for this year, with n total * The accident, second worst in tieen arranged, to lie announced Bender will W held at the Erickson the City's sewerage system to of 18.000,000 young trees, mostly the history of commercial avia­ Inter, A basket - picnic lunch will Funeral Home at 2:00 o'clock ATTRACTIVE Sabina Joswlck.of liur colored section known as ^ B l a n d / S p u a k H slash pines, Wednesday afternoon with the jturbank, Calif., n stewardess off Georgetown ami Goldsboro? tion in the United Slate*, occurred follow the services. Mississippi followed with, 12.H, Do you believe that the Mu­ near the dm of Jlryrp Canyon, • A study course for all teachers Rev. W, P. Brooks, Jr, snd the duly, wn» one of 62: persons kllleil H ■nila ar at H u m **as* O a e ) 000,000 loblolly pines. 3,000,000 Utah, only 1,600 feet away from arid officers of the Oviedo Bap­ Rev. Dougins Charlrs officiating. ubosnl the DC-tl airliner whirh nicipal Zoo is one of our outstand­ insidious and stifling Ideology of shortleaf cracked up In Bryce Canyon, ing tourist altrsctiows, and would pines and 1,000,000 an emergency landing atrip. tist W. M U„ Men's Club and An escort of the Florida Highway Utah. (International) yuu favor a-program for Us ex­ despair called Communism, whose seedlings nf ntber varieties. Texas Patrol will then accompany the In another weekend crash, six. church Is planned for this week arbitrary and unnatural principles was third with about 14.000.000 tension and improvement? Funeral procession to New Smyrna unidentified tiodica were taken each evening of the week. , U. Aa a candidate for City Com- ar governing and living can evi­ young tree* Including aix varieties from tho wreckage of an airplaim Choir practice of the Oviedo Beach where * Funeral services Booing Crowd Breaks missionec, do you have any con­ dently only be enforced by dubi­ of nine and 17 lither soecies. which Crashed into a mountainside Methodist Chair wss held Wednes- will lie held a’ the First Baptist structive criticism to offer re­ ous political methods, a network South Carolina had over 11,Church at 4.00 P. M. Interment SI Sn. F.tienne, France, Saturday. d»v evening, Up Communtot Meet garding the present City Admtnis- of spies and Informers and s 000.000 seedlings and Florida.andwill lie In Kdgewater Cemeterv. The Swedish Airlines (AHA) Mr. and Mrs. Basil Guvnn were tratlon^or _.it«__tariJiua_.Depart* brutal national police,--------------— 'Loutaana *Kisd lO.rMKi.fkX). Ala­ Bkymaiter transport carrying 30 visiting with Mr. and Mra. taoti Arrangements are under the dir­ “Certain countries In Europe, bama had 8 391,000. North Caro­ TKKNTONrHrdrWtt- 27=-WT inenla? ection of the Erickson FUfiilst the majority of whose people did passengers washed Into a 3000- £Li Olllff Wednesday ■eventng.— 10, Are you in favor of the creat­ lina 0.088.000. Arkansas 4.228,A boding, jo*tling crowd esti­ fool' TUffT"pesV o7 the llymeltos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DanlelJ, Home of Sanford, mated at 6,000>—defying police ion by the City Commission of a not went this totalitarian form 000,‘ Virginia 2208 000 and OkliJ I8 I f l l i m i H , R a d io ■ Patrolman Bender was Itorn In and a chancery court order—last Civic Planning Board for the pur- of government, have had It immountain range southeast of Ath: formerly nf Atlanta are now new anJ "Screen” 5 far, keep* pused upcnr~thrni elDii’ f by futile York, Pa. Sept. 10, 1004. He had citlren* nf Oviedo. They moved this ens last night. -night - forced - -canrrilrrtion—nf- -a j-perxe -mf-gnatyitng SHTTfonTlRpOtrailed with 201,600. . house ond keepe watch that Three Communist meeting whirh was tentialities, mapping a broad pro­ or by desperation. __ _ Wreckage -of Dm-piano- was- lo­ -week- -intrr- *thr iltDr-- Ra'gsdil* dived -ttritarrfnnt'ft'.nTft "The United 8tates has offered and one half years at 210 West no used fats are thfown away cated thla morning by a (Jreek house, formerly occupied hy the to have heard Gerhardt Eider, gram of civic development, and Twelfth Street and formerly lived who has been dcscrltied as the No. in geqeral, making plan* for the .to assist those peoples who are Federal Reserve , in her _kitciicn. She says: person mhving near the wreck- Bush family. T ' stIU free and who wish to remain ________ I % * • Mr. R. W. Estes has recently age'and believed-the figure was ....... In New Smyrna. He .was a member I Communist in the United States. City’s future? "Every pound of used fata so, in resisting the aggression of • uvmimhu n**i plane said he could see only one ‘ purchased the Ragsdale house from of Broken Spoke of the Florida Klsler did not appear at the 'you save helps stretch tha countries which wish to_ deprive declared "the labor market cur_ ■ Won Ragsdale, now occunled hv Highway Patrol and of the Florida meeting hall in the Contem|»itary that of a shepherd. Red Plan Blocked them of free government," he con' rently appears to be firm, on the limited supply of fats and o4la Peare Officers' Association, It was feared that all alioar-l hi* nephew. Thoms* DsnUll end -Club, across the ’street' from the tl’nued. whole." It .commented thatt | needed to make thing* we all He la survived hy the widow, State House. Manuel Mr*. Daniel), formerly of Atlanta. * K ail Inure linn l'**« (>*») _ Cafftor, the plane .were killed. "While It Is devoutly to be 1. Employers hiring new workers t Mr*. L. C. Bender of Sanford: Mercer county secretary of the it weie smcndeil| in tcversl imuse every day. Th* govern. (In Stockholm, where the plane hoped that economic aaristaoce la "have become more selective thsn' the father and mother, Mr. and Communist Party, said Hitler had earlier Wen listed as missing, ninii lipathawoslAfal shaft j ™ weriin— eitts segnttl HI' X^fTTfr*! titiiuni .u n ion ,. -------------- — jd L J tm .. Mr.* C CHerulrr of Votk- K a ap A liy wfTlflal Mid Dju. craft must never forget tt|*t aggressors age is still critical. That means The U. 8. amendments Were ntid previous experience of work-, ‘- T r u m a n - M c c t — two sister*. Mr*. Dorothy Hlrkr* from the hull beemut* of "fear rarrieil an all-Swedish craw submitted aa Soviet Deputy For­ understand armed strength better era." , American Itoustwive* must and Mr*. Flora Warren, nf York, for hi* safety." eight in addition to the pesseit-,, eign Minister Andrei Y. Vishln- than any othar argument. H b h II s m * Irwm one) and three brothers. I*nul Bender, keep on s s v ii^ You'll help, 2. Planned expansions of staff: Six hundred persons jammed * gers.) production this year wuuld b# 2 Gordon Bender and El wood Bender nro repotted by relatively few) won't you p l« u ? " into the club building nful booed sky lost an effort to write Into July, a* suggested by Russia. The'plane was oft a regular or 3- per cent WIow Inst year's nf York. down each speaker who arose. the joint resolution a clause Indi­ .•I'ropoealt seeking to end the .industries - am) the numt>w~“of? flight from Istanbul |o Rome ami skimpy output and about 10 per c t in g a .m ttl./o r "priwamlng . iFallbearrrs include tha following additional \vuri<er* needed In such' was scheduled to hayr landed rent WIow pre war ptoclucilon. ilirmiMpm of Iho Florida Highway Some 4,400 nthers—a ccy iib* to freedom .w— — of speech ___ ___ ami____.... Die prese dispute have been .submitted to plans Is fairly small, • j polire estimate—milletl around on at Jho Athens airpJTT at 7 4*. M. In addition. It said, there are now TORN IN USED HUS 3. The rate at which workar* L S,tt’ William Norris, Sgt. the street outside. Appeals from from spreading propaganda for tha council by the U. 8.. Britain. (GMT) 12 l\ M. KHT) last night 200,000,000 persona In need of E*'lP, Russia and Australia. F. M. Thomas, Sgt. L. W. Bratell, civic and veterans organisation* a new war. voluntarily quit Job* has declined; UmtUm Sst WnfS ( im Mi I, las. for a one-hour stopover. food assistance, or eight per cent CpI. W, J, tanc. Patrolman J. W. Dr. Pillal stressed that before and In July waa-lower than In' Earlier, In an -effort to aavs failed to quiet the rrowd, many . The last radio message frort more than hefork the war. new S*1™ * *n,l Patrolman C. K, of whom said they were veteran*. hia own resolution from defeat, the council can taka any the plane was received by tho Domestic food prices edged Bullock. ■B Step* in tha case “ it must first Vishinsky had accepted a Polish airport at 7:12 I*. M. At that time generally slightly lower today, YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS Insist on full compliance with Us amendment which dropped the the plana reported 'It was 26 continuing 4 trend which Wgan America's Moat Reaatiful specific charges against the three ee^se-firt resolution." Th* coun­ minutes nut at 0,000 feet above Thursday when the average of 36 Lawton Report Aluminum - Cedar - Poll.hid Alumlnula Mlkolajczyk countries involved In the Tru­ cil twice has issued .orders' L> and was coming In for a land­ commodity pricey reached an all Ask Ma For Free Eailmalaman laid program—th* U. 8., the | Dutch and Indonesians to j lime peak,Just ovtr 200 per cant ., <p»"llse *4 Ion* r i | i o h ) ing. ’ , (C**tl*M* treat I’*** Ou| " Greece and Turkey. halt' their fighting. of tho 1220 average. or hia private lights as a cltlxen. A few seconds later n^echinlcs , '1 Phone 2-Q729 shied Mikolaicryk, hit secictiiy The- Indian spokesman declared Meanwhile, India today urged at the' Athens airport reported ; Wheat receded as much as 3 \IS\ Ha coptanded that it'la a question a bushel under Influence 'of map* will be used by tiupl. snd . three aides and their wie«> tha United Nations Security that th* Dutch government had — ■ ■ i ■ W they saw a bright flash of yel- vnta Abch needed rains fn the southto compllo mcoot* to slip out of the country. ‘ Council to taki* positive action “ accepted” the ^ette-flrfi resolu •the. other side of lire mountain ■tytern' whegt Wit, December Law ton, lie P'Jjj Rchool map of tho couuty. "By land, tea or sir. Mr. Mtk( 1n the Indonesian conflict and tion only with a •gregt deal of range about 16 mil#* southeast contract* selling at $2.04 a bushel. ^ *, 1L • The compi.u msp, he pointed t- i 1 lgw light lllumlnsl# the aky op Corn also was lower, down as out,wl|| |M used by the State Ujtiyk ccitsinly eKsped." th* charged that th* Dutch |pVern- reluctance, and with a great many reservation*." mant r a even now acting against" *•*•««»lnn« r uf Athens, much aa 2 cents WIow Bsturday’s Department In making It* survey. spokesman said. "B y which >^||l r "It la even now acting against A heavy thumlaratoru was ear­ close. DecemWr (2.19. Osts were No portion df the capital outlay cannot »*y, but we are inves***^ tha cease-fire order* llsusd by lh# psaie-flre resolution," Dr. ing at ths time, hoyrsver. and fractionally higher, December fund appropriated by the Rtate ing how such a group could il­ the council. Dr. I’. P. Pillal, of the In­ P1ID1 said, adding that the UN »• they thought the flash might be I1.13U. U> match that of tha County legally leave this country."• THAT —.rrs.FAMOUS TEXACO - . + dian delegation, warned the 11* order "produced no change what­ Hog prices were aa much aa can ba axpended until tha survey . lightning. » • * --'ifi= ' r: - _j; - . S' • ' 1 ' Asked whether Mlkolajcsyk was nation body that any attempt to soever" In Dutch military plan* Tire plane was snroutr from •1.60 lower at tha principle stock- la made and the State Board •litanhu! to Athena. Two Amer­ yards, with top prless ranging authorise* such expenditures. This aided in his flight by any foreign "water down" IU cease-fire res* Hb emphasised that the Indo­ icana wera on tha passenger Hit. from 120.60 a hundredweight at must be for new buildlnga, equip, power, the spokesman said thus glutton would bo interpreted as a nesian cat* offered th* council Marfak Lubrication Witnesses at (he aeane, south, Omaha to (27.20 at 8L Loula. ment and major altera Dons. ■ waa ‘‘Circumstantial evidence" to sign of tha council'* weakness. ID Ita flrat opportunity “ to exer­ The total capital outlay fund that effect. He declined to elab- urged the council to arrsutge for aast of Athens, said bodies and Cattle and lambs held about even. Repack Wheel Bearings cise It* auDiorlty In an open Egga ware steady to a. cant in thla county la (74,000 o f which orata. parts- of thy plane were strewn withdrawal o f t h e - opposing lower at wholesale markets, but State contributes (63,000. It over an area 600 yards long. (Meanwhite, the British gov­ Dutch and Indonesian forces to armed conflict between two states’* Wash Job & Vibro- Vacuum Clean and warned that failure of the possible, said Mr. Lawton that ernment promised in the House nf Tha airline's manager In Greece butter and poultry were un­ th* positions they held prior to UN group to act would "cause the State will not remit more than Commons to give ssnctusrv tn said the passenger list Included changed. ALL FOR § Srt. hut there was a possbility *4 P,r ?#nt capital outlay Mil t’ W »k G 'S * SDvIa'iq if tha outbreak of hostilities last serious misgivings." changes were made before the had broken loose ami tumbled fund during the present fiscal MlV’ l *n‘ t*'ndnu ssM they year due to the feet that it will had received assurance that h*» ship left Istanbul. Ha said the down Die mountainside. bo impossible to make the study plane |normally carried seven Scattered about the scene Were W*« -n* of Pol*nd) during crewmen. Thla would make a tot­ diplomatic passports, tbtrmoa and survey thorough#/ w Th* spokesman nredb ud at s that Ume., _ * i al of 48. The airline office In Jugs, maps, fur lined jackets and WHEEL BALANCING with . Tho meeting was attended by nawe conference that the head of Stockholm listed 30 passengers down from plllowa. the f-lisk P 's-e-o Party soon and eight cyawman, headed by a Army and ‘ Red Cross ambul­ 60 out of 87 superintendent*) Mr. would see his son, Msrjsn, who Is THE NEW ‘STEWART-WARNER Briton, CapL Kenneth John Doug- ances awaited tha bodies at Kpro- Lawton reported. To help you hptonc* your budget, a studem «i r'vmhridge Universl-1 pl, II milts south of Athens. ELECTRONIC ond your diet, Corn-Soya bring* ty in England. D. A. Haristladla, Associated Beach parties went on foot up tho War Dead you lor# of food value for your Terming Mikolalesyk'e impor­ P its* photographer who was steep limestone mountain. The WHEEL BALANCER money. IPs a delicious nevertance In Boland only "a nuisance among tht first up the rocky as­ climb op tha pathleee hillside took cent to the scene, reported from two hours. before combination of flavor and value," the informant aald tha op' (ro a lliM S I n m Cw< O w ) j Xoropk Atticat nourishment, keady-tb-serve. Oct Because of the difficult footing, for tha next-of-VIn bald their post Ion leader had not asked for “ It waa.a ghastly sight. There none of the bodies wss removed composure, but some broke down. a passport to leave. ID declined BATTERIES SEAT COVERS . some today. Ry only three or four whole up to ItIO P. M. and It was un­ Elderly women and small boya to answer a queatlon Vhather bodies remaining, TIRE8 & TUBES ft OTHER ACCESSORIES *\ r Mfeat < ' likely that any would be brought and girl*, Joined by men In and Mlkolajictyk would hav* been giv­ naked." ; down before tomorrow because of « l t of uniform, gave way to their en one. • ] ) SIMONIZ WAXING A POLISH JORS * W. A. Burnsides, manager of the early darkness. grief. Along the route of thy Th* spokesman said he did not the A»radio Haisanl airport, said • ____________ - • • '■ (A spokesman for the Swedish cortege, a brief atop was mode at know w! it disposition would be the shock of the collision had ABA Airline In Stockholm said D f Eternal Light, a memorial to the clothing from the victims, the crash of iU DC4 “ Sunnan" World War, I dead In Madison mads of Mlkolajcsyk'a property In England, Including a farm photographer said some poc- was ?“ the* w on t disaster In § i r »arst in tho Square, and a wreath was placed near Posnan. ID said, he howsiver. had bean turned tnalde out, history o f Swedish commercial there. that illegal crosalng of frontier* ting possible I. aria Don." Until yesterday, the Is E. ESTRIDGB, Prop. ’ was a criminal offense. r hod lost only one paoIOTA 1120 Hanford AveitBe Phone 9184 While Pole# ginttraily sm-pt*J ------ In. peacetime, an Amer­ h<t*d* fn prayer, ltitcn*d to the theory that Makolajctyk was ican bock In IM8.) a»d hoard sptakara ■warn Sanford, Florida * .V . riia'a 260,000 combat _ _ on his way to Britain and poatlbly Formerly Operated B y - R. N. 'Red* Windham ... »• Measured In 1M0 dollar*, Jonhar* died In vain If tho ns- eventually to tha United States to f the remain- umcr expenditures in the United not maintain It* m lU U r/ carry on hie fight against th* craft B*ate* rose 8 billion dollars beforepart Warsaw government, 11 SP E CIA L K 3.29 G E N E’S TEXACO SE R V IC E i&tss&v K M -w ; -'i < -U V * - , . ' V ; - i -4 -’ -i mMm �I " - T ill-: W K A I llU lt In Unit} There I3 Etrenfth— Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered afternoon showers, gentle to mtHltralc southeasterly to souther!) vtlnds. . . To Protect tha Panes of the World; To Promote ths Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford* A N IN D E P E N D E N T - D A IL Y e— Established 1908 V O LU M E X X X V I I ! SANFORD^ FLORIDA NEW SPAPER T U E S D A Y ,. OCT. 28, 1917 A ssociated i ’ rcra Leased W ire N O : 218 - ........... . T ' Mikolajcyk Is Russia 2nd Screen Writer, Midwest Farmers Stress Need Of U .S . Soil Conservation Dalton Trumbo, Is In Stockholm Order VVitness’ Refuses To Tell House GroupWhether Or Not He Is A Communist - WASHINGTON. Oct. 28 O T A .second icrctn writer. Dalton Trumbo, refuted today to tell a Home Un-American Activities • aubcommittre whether he it a Communitl, end the group voted to cite him (or contempt. Trumbo. at did John Howard Lawton, on yesterday, took the stand that,the committee had no right to question him about his % political beliefs. The 42-year-old wriltr was excused from the wit­ ness stand amid loud applause from spectators in the hearing , room. Chairman Thomas (R-NJ) pounded with his gavel and warn­ ed the audience to refrain from demomtrations. Trumbo spent a lively ten min* ,utet on lire witness stand before Thomas finallv-abandoneJ his perlistsnl attempt to have the writ­ er answer questions directly. "This is the beginning of Amer­ ican concentration!," Trumbo shouted at he walked from the witness stand, with several cap* itol policemen standing around him. Trumbo'* actlvitlei in Hollystood were criticised last week by % several witnesses In tha commit< r — r— . . a ■» ra«e s in O f Inmates Investigated by Federal Court BRUNSWICK. Ga., Oct. 28 (A* / » — An FBI j»x»nt's phologrtobs of a Gcorgi* argta convict camp where negroes ■wereincluded in evidence today as trial was rriumrd of the former camp warden and four former guards on charges of violating.* civil lib­ erty statutes. B k warden and guards ate ac‘ cured by the govnnmenlrtifTiThflg the eight “ unneceitsrilyTx after a t disturbance at the camp Hast July ----- ft.------------------ ,-------------- :---------Defense counsel told a federal court jury at- the opening of the trial yesterday that 27 convicts ‘ died and turned on the guards ore the latter blasted away . *1 them with shotguns. Former warden H. G. Worthy and guards Guy Mcfyab, Remer V Bale mo re, B. L Holmes and W. C. Lawler, wr're indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on the civil liberties charge after they had been freed erf'blame by local, county and state authorities. . If .convicted .on the ‘ federal charge (lie defendant* face n year in .ot Iron. n .91,094) fine, or both. Three negroes testified yesterdav ruftrerninsr alleged abuses v a n f ,one fold of threats of death made by' guard* after the pris­ oner* refused, to work in a wa­ ter-fitted ditch. The prisoners said Armour Stephens, oar of the negro witnesses, told the Jury IfMlIsHS mm r> s . Tea) H a Appeal Is Made To Kill 40-Hodr Week WASHINGTON O ct 28 UPi— An appeal for Congress to con­ sider knocking the 40-hour week out of the wage-hour act was made today by Richard K. Lane, representing the United States Chamber of Commerce. Lane told a House labor sub­ committee "there Is a serious question if the law will tend to spread work” In depression times as tha 40-hour provision Is designed 4o do. Tha pet now re­ quires payment at time and a half for work In excess of 40 hours. . Whsn business la active, Lana said, overtime work increases an employer's costa Ind “ thus tends •AO Increase tha price o f the goods produced to the . CHURCH UNIFICATION WASHINGTON Oet, 28 An Episcopal today « of plana tha Episcopal chart ha*, n i t paopoasd In _____ » t ganara) conventiwu Of tha two church group* In IMA. Plana drafted for unification •s Repaving Plans For City Streets Are Abandoned Commission Decides Lack Of Funds Prev e n t s Resurfacing SIOUX CITV U „ Oct, 28 (AV-Chairman Hope (R-Kas.) said loJ«y the Hou>c Agrict-lluri Committee has found in the midwest a desire by farmers •„ put rod conservation at the lop of jdl considers ;ion> for a‘ hmg-ri’ V£r'«firi<,ultiiral program. 1 This it a good sign for the future of America,” he told repoiten Polish Peasant Par­ as the committee h.-vdrd for I, siisas City where tomorrow it will hold ty To Be Re-orgari•mother heating in its erifl, tools" tour lo find what fanners want in the way of future federal pol-+ized Under Leaders icy. • mers, with a .minimum of red Farmers are appearing before tape." Many of the price support*, Of Left Wing Group the group here yesterday present­ adopted in wartime, expire at ed a mas* of testiiuony for con­ the end of next year. I LONDON, tXi. 28 l/P) A Po­ tinuation wlrh some revision* and While the farmers asked for lish Peasant Pally leader heie refinements, of the present farm price supports, with but few diaprogram including soil conserva­ senl* among- the ttt) testifying,- said today that Stanislas* Mikolation, price supports and produc­ they disagreed on the yardstick jeryk, wartime leader ot Poland's tion controls when essential to for measuring farm prices. Va­ government-in-exile, had teachrd avoid price depressing surpluses. rious farmers said prices should Stockholm, Sweden, in hjt llrtthi Various farmers else urged ex­ be supported at 90 percent of flora Ids Communist-dominated pansion of the rural electrification parity of 100 percent, or under homeland. program, crop insurance, market­ an arrangement whereby the per­ The ijMikeiman. Ft aIII it J. ing agreements, research, a lit- centage pf parity could he varied Will, editor of a Polish paper lional program to asitirV far­ from year to year to encourage mers adequate labor, and a .Mis­ or diacourage production o f ’ spe­ here,- said the news of Mikola jeryk't arrival had been obtained souri valley authority. cific crops. Rep. Uneven (K iow a), commit­ Parity U not calculated to give (turn “ a certain authoritative tee member, gave reporters this the farmer a purchasing power source.” summary: equivalent to sonic past favorable He* added that no wotd had -“ I Jhink the sentiment* her*’ is period for agriculture—usually been received as to Mikolajityk’s the farmers want tu. kcep the 1909-14. Some witnesses said tbia foundation of the present pro­ should be modernised, using the Beil move, but exiled Poles ex gram, on which to build if the t»e last 10 years as the hast- In the pirtied belief that Ire would ley cessily -arises in the future. There computation. Some wanted farm lo teach Britain or the United seems to be a general feeling that family labor included in lh**cora-. Slates. Congress should pass long-range putation. Meanwhile in Warsaw. |he Sulegislation now-. The farm er, disagreed also on pieme Council of MikoUjcryk's. "Whaiever^program adopted whether ell farm sgrnrtra should Polish Peasant Pally was tumthe administration should be de­ he consolidated, including the centralised and the the control transfer of thr Soil Conservation tnoned today to rffrrt a complete put into the hands of the far- Service to the extension Service. iroigani/aliqn Nov. it) untie- ■ left witigrn ted by Crrilsw Wycrth, 4r«tiiiiitii*4 ivw r»t» Tm••i Plsnt for resurfacing of s num­ ber of city itteeli now contained to be in bad condition Weir lost night abandoned until some future time by the City Comraitiion on thr ground that insufficient fundi were available .lo t , the .purpose. It was pointed out by City Man ager H. N. Sayer that there 11 but $12,500 available for thu purpose in the public pipjecl;* fund. Mr. Sayer had on hand the plant and specifications for the proposed paving which included East First Street from Ssnlord to Mrllonville Avenue, part of San­ ford Avenue, Twenty-fifth Slieel and Wctt Twentieth Street, Com­ mercial Avenue and Seminole Bou­ levard. He alto had'the alienmenl rolet prepared on abutting property ownen. Contemplated improvement! would cut! $15,000 to $65,000 and a referendum would be required to approve bor­ rowing fundi for (hit purpose. S a y s Nationalization Montgomery And Top It wai the decision of the Com­ Of Industry HoldU. S. Officers A r c mission to patch up stierti until they can be resurfaced. Mayor in g Up Recovery Denounced In Diary Gut pointed out that the con­ tractor now resurfacing roads hric MONTHkX C o il. tt. <A*>— NEW YORK. Oct. 28 <*•> Genfor the Stale Road Department L o r d Heiverbrook, Canadian- crsl Georgs S, Pa tton .Ji- stormy born British newspaper publish, bad brought-in his asphalt- plant er aald in an Interview last wartime commander of the Unit­ to great expense and that it night that Britain "need never ed Slates Thud Army, vigorously have Defoliated the $1,750,009,. triljcued Britain’s Field Msrtbsl wr^U piphsbly cost the City 25 percent more Iff get Ihc 609 toair 'from the -United Montgomery, end, also directed -work- done—by another L *<*<* * k f ' ? h,rl V Itaihs at lop American officers ,'rt ___. . . . . . . later. He ii __ i ,i war tar cabinet rabinet mlmstcd miniated termed the t •i * , , . ... . * contractor stated that. 1946 loan as "foolish and ill- an sbridgemrnl of hu War Jour­ some roads were worn to the ex­ advised." "Much of Ike Amer­ nal published today. tent that the bases may be dam ican loan," he pointed ont, "had In pungent, rtisp phrases. Pataged.* been aquandered on luxuries •on declared his belief the war in Mr*. John Hrhlrard, represent­ which had neither been essen­ Europe -would have been shortened tial or neceaaary. It had done ing the Junior High School PTA, comparatively little to lighten and thousands .of lives saved but asked the Commissioners if they "for "the momentous error of the the burden of* llritons." intend using swimming pool funds war" which he blamed on Mon' for any other purpose. Mayor Gut ____ „ her that the funds ......would ......... LONDON. O c4. 28, WV-e gomcry’s ....... .............. ...... .SHAFT. _ influence with assured bc-ukcd ft)! a swimming poaL-Trat r f ^ i 1,* * ^ ' - referring—*Cr/,crif ‘ LN»sght 6 . Emtrotowrr7 pointed out ■* rating by d l y Ath'f.J........ * \ ' torney Fred Wilson • that the the iiiloiin.il Hugh Gailskell thst Britons Lxcerpli from funds could not he used for any take fewer bathe lo save coal-- journal, written 'during the Tlmd Other purpose unless the City S i' a al t a w e A ai ^ r > a < k i t I relorlrd: abandons the pool project, «s had ••When a minister of ..the " --- , not been done, he said. Mayor Crown aptaka like thla on be­ IC 'e e lle a M r *i>) * half of tha government, the Merchants AHked To % Frlme Minlater -and hie friends . Close On Armistice have no need to wonder why Ramadier Attacks they are gelling increasingly - The Hanford Merchants A BSD’ General De Gaulle Into bad odor.** elation has recommended that alt LONDON. Oct. 28 WV W.«- merchants closa during all of PARIB Oct. 28 OF)—Socialist Armistice Day, Tuesilay, Nor. II, Premier Paul Ramadier delivered slon Churchill called upon tin and remain open for |iiualneaa all a blistering attack today against Urilith Labor government tods) day, Wednesday, Nov. 12, it was General Charles De Gaulle, and lo follow the lead of the Unit­ announced br Ned *Hmlth, nrealdeclared to the national assembly; “ There are men .w ho’ want to ed. States in removing price con­ dent. It ia alio recommended 'that divide the country into two blocs. trols and to Ibis aside Socialiri all atorea remain open for huslI want' you this can only result in planning which he said was bold­ rteaa all day Wednesday preceding Thanksgiving Day; and close on economic ruin and civil war.*’ ing up national economic * tecov- Thanksgiving Day which la on Ruutdier galled the . Do Caul- ety. Thursday, lists “ Caeaartsta” and “ enemies of Making hi* -fourth attempt to The ■recommendation* concern­ the rapublic." ' - Ramadier told thi deputies that unseal the Labor government by ing-Armistice Day closing follow­ “ if the Marshall Plan Is not car­ parliamentary motion, the oppott- ed a canvass on tha question by ried out In-a sufficient manner, .ii'miissm r*s« atsi v the Board of Directors of the Association, who whan a meeting a crisis will arise which no ski waa held Friday to compare will be able to help.” Ramadier, staking a vota of Chicago Wheat Again notes, concluded that the majority merchants preferred the all confidence from tha national as­ Hits $3 Per Bushel of sembly fa yieW 0f ,h* sharp awing day closing. to D# Gaulle in tha recant munici­ Tha question of Wednesday af­ CHICAGO, IH., Oet. *8, OP)— ternoon closing of stores area alto pal flection*, accused the leader of tha Rally of tha French People t Three dollar a bushel wheat re­ given much consideration by she 'RPF) of undermining national appeared at-tha Chicago Bbard of directors at thalr meeting, said lacipiina by exciting political Trade today for the first time Mr. Smith, but bafora making a favar throughout the country. Da ■Inca President Truman’s call for final decision It waa decided lu Gaulle has called for a dissolu­ a special session of Congress to learn tha viewpoint of the mer­ tion of thla assembly and naw fight inflation and aid Europe chant! of tha .community. -------•lections. sent prices tumbling. December wheat hit tha |8 mark, aftar opening strong and moving stead­ Adm. Denfeld Urges Comptroller Gay ily higher during tha first hour Reports Gas’ Tax of trading. Strong A1r Power Meanwhile, tha Cltiaana Food TALLAHASSEE Oct, 28 0P>_ Committee aatimatad it was 36 SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 28 (/P) Receipts from Florida’s ■even par cant along tha way toward —Admiral, Louie E. Denfeld, navy eettta a gallon tan on gasoline President Truman's goal of sav­ commander of tha Pacific area, totaled 43.075,029 In -September— ing 100,000,000 buahsia of grain today axpraaaad tha hops that a 14 percent Increase over tha and tha chief executive asked the American armed forces eventual­ corresponding month a yaar ago. nation's newspaper food ydltors ly “ may bacoma a powerful In­ Comptroller Clarence If. uay to further tha food conservation strument of peace for ail tha •aid tha September receipts ware program. united nations.* collected on 43,837,570 gallon*. In A realistic look at today’* Scoters bar, 1848, the sale of 44,UNION LEADER DIES world, however, ha aald, “con­ •W8.984 gallons brought »2,T02^ SAN FRANCISCO, Oet 2g-6P) firms tha unhappy fact that there The body of John J. O’Leary, 67 are peoples and nations who un­ vice president of the AFL United derstand no force but that of JOBLESS Gla DROP Hina Workers who diad hen* yes­ power—military power and eco­ NEW VOKK, Oct, 28—(A V - terday aftar a baart attack, was nomic power.” Tha number of *n route back to Ptttaburgh today. "With them In mind," continued Drawing GI unampl OT,oary, third union lander hare Denfeld. In an address prepared for tha racanl AFL- national con­ for delivery to tha Commonwealth •a yaar ago to 534 _____ _ vention lo dio, suffered a fatal Club, “ I say that the vary mili­ of those roorivttlff the benefits are heart attack tha day aftar tha con­ tary, naval and air power wa must not jobless because they want to vention ended. Joseph A* Padway, maintain in order that America bo. GaftOnl Omar N. Bradlay, AFL general counsel, end Edward may never again be caught un­ haad of tha Veterans Administra­ Thai, Detroit AFL laador, died prepared may Id Itself provs tion, says during u>a convention, , major deterrent to war,* Churchill Urges War Journal Of Music Group British To Drop General Patton Civic Begins Itj* Drive Socialist Plans Released Today At Mayfair Dinner The Seminole County Civic Muair Association launchnl Its mem­ bership <iriv« last evening with a banquet at the Mayfair Inn attrtulqil by more than 100 Sanford music lover*. George Touhy recalled to the group tins muxical attractiuna proaenti-d here, last year by ths> a»aociation aiul of how much en­ joyment had been drived from i|«ni. r-sense-of eivic pride its bringitig good conCSrta^to our you Ih," he declared. "Civic, music gives ua all an op­ portunity to enjoy fin** entertainroent in nur uwu community. We can have everything we want in lha.vvay of niuklr hut it will nut cum* by wishing. We must work." Mr. Touhy wan - Introduced by H. H. Coleman, preaideijt of Hut association, wins also .liltieduced chairmen and officer* of. ll"- ny aoclairdii"." Tiwoealom ' was given by the- Rev. J. E. McKinley. . • * An outline of tin- procedure for th« campaign this week was outIlnad bv Mj*a Helen E, Welch, national, representaliva of Civic Music Service. The Civic Mu»ic Association, aha stated, i* an outgrowth uf tha old Chaulauqua program, and an improvement due lo the fart that no sponsor* ait- required. Tha burden no longer falls on the shoulder* of a few, hut now the prsientalion of fine concerts la a ‘■immunity project Memberships are Iranxfrrabh-, •yild Mias Welch, but no members wTn b* arcnptni after*Saturday, Nay. t. All member* must lie recorded before the musical artlsta ■{• hooked, so that no defi­ cits'at;c incurred. In closing the mealing, Mr, Coleman expressed the wish for a successful campaign and jhe hope that tha membership by Saturday night prill Insure a capacity house. Rain In West, More Needed In Midwent By ASSOCIATED PRESS Claaring and warmer weather waa on the way for a wide section of tha midwest after the first heavy rainfall in more than a month. Mild temparaturea con­ tinued for tha eastern section of the country. "T h e rain* over tha central west wintax wheat belt were bcneflca! hut more rain ia needed over Kan­ sas, Oklahoma and Texas for tha naw crop. Rain alto was report­ ed In Washington and Oregon. Coolest area on the morning weather map waa in parts of Nabraaka. North Dakota and northern Minnesota, with below freexlng temperatures reported at Jamaatown. Bismarck. Grand Forks and Fargo, all In North Dakota, and North Platte, Nab. The mercury hit U In Buffalo, N. Y., yester­ day; 82 In Boston, 78 In Phllsdelohta and Washington and 77 In New York. PLANR SEARCH KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. 28, Uft — Plague by continuing bad weatbar, a steadily growing float of atr and surface craft act out again today in search of a miss­ ing Pan American World Alrwaya clipper — apurrsd by naw uncon­ firmed reports of amok* and flares, near •tha Alaakaa-Brittah Demands U.NT U.S. And Soviet Troops Out O f Korea Advice Is Given Women On The Prevention, Cure Of Cancer United States Calls For Election In 2 Zones Under Super­ vision Of The U. N. * I. 1U HOWARD w . III. \KKSI.EE LAKE SUITESS ~ Oef. 28 uVi • AuMM-latrd I'rc** Science Editor Kuviis tailed bn the Unite J NFW YORK. 0,1. >8 t.n . Twice ,» year i« tint often eiioutih for Nation, today to oidei withdraw­ examination til womrn’( htcaMi lo tlitrnvct r^rlv cancer, lb t'alltriinc al ol all .Hu,,ran and American MacFailane ul thr Women’* Medical College, Bhilsdrliilus, told a nireimq tioops iiuin Koiea by next Jan. It of the \n erican t m m S ..-irly rods)'. I lie Soviet demand was laid Oner a month, she I, atlvissMe, ami lint the women must brfote the Geneisl Assembly's •ean* to xl» lltemtelvs, ftec.»u-e uirdu ,il facilities fm iucIi rxaminslMHit 57-nation |>olitit*l committee after uie not svailalilr b the naj-inlv <( A met 1.4 n women the United States bad ur^cd ap- — Dr. Mai-Farlane's Verdict is n« proposal for . surprising *tw»- fiivding. 1i la or pea-site or *omc other kind ptuvsl of a U, based 011 watching^ a group of «f a lump is discover «d this (lections in the two rones of Ko­ more than UKMi women which In'- shmihl In- re|nnted lo hn ptiysl- rea by next Match II under UN gan, under her direction,- in lUilS. clan at one#.1' supervision. This number dwindled to a little IB. MacFsilam- said tii.it -L'sl,Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister mure than 80t) after five years. IMMI wumen died of cancel of the Inn that group ha* hern cyaiitimsl uteiUs anrlually in tile United Audiri A. Gromyko and U. 3. carefully twico a year Stales Among the women tn tlm Utley ilc |nblt Foster Dulles clashThi* 1300 was chosen ~not prl- liBW group thrrt--mrrmn rnnr; f - '^ - ilijijilf ill the1 iipriimK round ■maHRrfutTRcaSirroif fnT uterTne were discovered and cured to the LI the Kote.vn debate, (jnmiyk » cancer. The brensi tii-uuvery was estcut that now, eight to nine u n e x p e c t e d . It entile about years afterward, two women, have ax used the United Stales of de­ through finding tbnt some women no sign of cancer, lit the third laying negotiation, hn Korean'in­ developed breast Oancrt*. too fast Ito- cancer ha* reappeared. An dependence while Duller blamed for early detection in a lwicc-a other woman with n priH-aip-.-r- Ru,>ia. year examination 'I lie ranerrs 011 s growth was ttea ted and de­ Gromyko ih-mmuh-il that th« po­ when seen Were ninnily large veloped Ito cancer Two women ill litical ,-omtntllep giro llie new enuugli to l-e losing tlnir eliaiues whom uterine cancer was found ■Siivo-t proposal, pijorily-over the of CUIe could not In- caved, j Amcriinii ptopu-o»l since lip said, How a woman can make tier T $ it wan th,- “ most railicaT soluBecause these tiles me cancels own examination wa, explained 4I •sHliUlt**! SSI! I*AH# l\«W| nplo-ni to develop slowly, llr. briefly by llr. MarFailone. "We now recouiuieiid llml eacli MniT'ailniie recommended that woman over 31) gently |>aipMte one examination a. year Should (examine by touch) her breasts suffice for this kind of malignant once each month. Mio* breasts growth. Bill she said the women should (lot la- pinched or squeered must bImi leai 11 to watch foi err but should l-e pressed, gently lain xuspicious -signs‘.that should against the lib. If a marble-aire, j take them to n doctor earlier. Court Rules Out Use 01’ Sidewalk - By Restaurants Florida Cabinet Blast Causes Fire Holds First Meet SweepingThrough m ile ln .F lig h T Business Section Grouib Flies To Hava­ Many Feared Dead As na On Anniversary Woodward, Okla. Is Engulfed In Flames Of Pan America KEY. WEST. Oci. 28 t/l*i Fluiida Stair Cabinet held WOODWARD.'7)kla..'oet. 28. .1)17— A fire which (nr more I hr its. I...,— aW-a-IW.l-.el .»;■ ;-M the few rvei held outside id llie capital city of I allahassee toda) when rLflrw heir for cxcicurv_|oi commainoratiug flie liiitli of nunu irm sl air travel between the Unit ed States ami Cub* by Pan Ameri­ can Airway*^ Alter ceirmonie* at the Mr,. 1 ham Field .at wbicb James M. Landis, ebainnan oF'lbe C il il Ae­ ronautics Bosid, sounded a Ito'e of warning to "keep commercial H'aallawri *» l<>s, slxl was reported under control thi* afternoon niter ll had Rutted (our alurr buildings and dam­ aged at Iraki one other. Sevrral prrspns were Injured hut there were no reports Immediately uf any fatalilir*. ...TALLAJIASBKK Oct ' 28 (Aq— . Tin- Klornln Rupiumc* '.’ourl in a 4*3 tlechton, tiwlnv nihil a cafe- — toria maf' not uxe llie public side­ walk as a "walling rsom" for IU cuitimier*. . _ . ‘ i. Ttio" iliiut. in an TiplrUon wrlf- * ten hv Justice i$lto AJains, rever­ sed the 1'ahii Beacli Circuit Court and unified MiAt Morritan cafe­ teria ho pro,culed from allowing ils customer- to form lines across entrance* lo Bcarson I'hatmary. The lower court was dlrectwi lo ascertain the antuuni of damages ' itislalned -In the p h a r m a c y through Io»* *.f luiMiioy* hy iiaving it,* ,-ntraiv »»* IdocKed. ktU.C-tLLL-1-nLx.a-cUar. m u — whole III,* appellee t Morrison's I hq* utliDed tiio solowntk as a wailing loom (oi it* customers rid her than provide a place upon If* own Jncnokc*. ii is not inrtnnhent on the uppellnnl (i'earxirit't to solve appellee's pruhlem of how ur where to place the cuttoinerih Neitlier will the rouit de­ vise u nlnn oi suggest a method," Ju«ltce Adam* said. "The appellee created his pi oh tom hv utiliring the entire space of hi* pti'inlves for cooking food and **eating customers, J he rot oreIn’ can hot conylniilly make use of the instil is- sidewalk a* a watting room lo the sprrlali injury of lha appleUant,i"'he added W OODW ARD. Okla . 0 , 1. 28147 l ire was taging out ol contji l through one ol Woodward's main busmen block, at noon Imlsy lot inwing s ga, liinuir Idait. Six xturrs were tarod by the hUit and file. At lc*») rigid perrons wrre known inpiibd and many wric ReviBion Of Building leared dead. Coden Ih Suggested Suiting with a blast in lb* Navy Day Observed basement of .the Oliver Shoe Stole By Isoeal Veterans BOSTON Oct. 28 (JP>—IV. K the blare si noon bad claimed Hcvdiolilt, chairman of the I’ m-*- IwiMhlldt ol the block. Veteran! of Foreign \V*r* Post ’ Ident’a Conference on Fire Pro­ ’The fire and explosion stipek. 3282 rel'hratsd Navy Day With * ven IIon, aald today that "it ia im­ perative that a nation-wide cam­ Woodwaid Irsx than seven months a fish fiy last evening at the Elk, Club, and Naval veteran! paign should he started for ailop (C«RVIR»»I Mi I'llft Tm«| ti;td uf slop ami shore station* ilnn or revision of building codes" where they served «v*i*e*s The llo told Governor Brad ford’s gruiip uf iti voted to extend thanks rorifereno- on Fir* Prevention I’ relidcnt Prepares that many codes in existence an- Message To Congress to llie Elks for their courtesy sut 1.mated and ti^at hundreds uf In alluwlng the tiro of the picnic communities -have none at ail. WASHINGTON Oct. 28 (A1)— KroyiiyU, accordiug to John Saule, He said in a prepared address President Truman began work to­ adjutant. that "the best code*,' statute*, day on his message fur the spe­ It wuf 'announced by Comdr. and ordinances you can devise’ are cial session uf Congress which F, U. Scott that the next Dittrict worthiest without' epforcement.*' will convene Nuv. 17, lo consider ('imventiuii will he held in'Orlando "In some stales the sxlsllng curbs on rising prices at home on Nuv. 23. statutes and local building rode* and emergency aid for foreign Dick Payne ami Dick Joiwa would do a good Job, if there were eountriea. ■ propared the fish. Mr, Payne wat not a lark of properly Qualified Preaidsntial Secretary Charles recently eommlnxin^rti In the Na­ official* to enforce them," he as­ G. Boas told reporter* there will tional Guard, and urged the vet­ serted. '‘Sometimes political In­ he one messsge covering both fluence prevents the remodeling problems, hut Mr. Truman has eran* to take s o 'active interest of building* (hat are known to be not decided whether to deliver It In the Guard and to lend support. The next meeting date was set unsafe and known to violate In person to the Congress. •tatutsa,” Mr. Truman’a engagement list nt Nov. to Comdr. Scott urged today showed only otto caller, all veterans to vole in th* com­ Senator Lucas (D-III), as ■ th* ing City election. President planned to .devote most Union Officials Are of the day to work with members Prices Of Oranges Robbed Of Benefits of hit staff. "He la thinking about hla prog, Drop 21 Cents A Box SHREVEPORT, U . Ort. 28 fAF*J ram for the special session and —Two officials of th* union strik­ beginning work on hia message," LAKELAND. Oct. 28, UP)— ing against Ute Southern But R on said. The picture for Florida froth Ssqator Lucas, a Senate Democ­ Company, Inc., reported to police fruit shipper* was cloudy again last night they had been robbed ratic leader, jollied Senator Taft today. (R-Ohtoj In expretaing belief the of 48850 they planned to pay The average price per boa for Nov. 17 apscial session of Con­ strikers as strike benefits. oranges dropped 21 cent* to |3JlO Otto Debate, president- of Divi­ gress can pass emergency tegia- on northern auction market* yes­ sion 1127. Amalgamated Associa­ IstioQ before - Chrittmss dealing terday, tion of Street Car, Electric Rail­ with domestic high prices and Seeded grapefruit brought only way and Motor Coach Employees with foreign aid. commended of America, (AFL), and Loul*., Lucas . , . . Taft for tab- 11.78 a box, compared to an ovarFinley, secretary-treasurer of lha I in* *b* *law that ths apsclsl asa- all expense of approximately 42 Shreveport local, reported to pol­ ■Ion can act on pricaa and aid by fur th* grower and handler. Seedless grapefruit waa In.bat­ ice that an armed man robbed Dec. 19, adding thqt, "with hia thsm of ths money when they (Taft’i ) support wa can get emer- ter position, averaging 42.64 psr ney legislation out of tha way- box. Indian Wear's fancy aasdlsoq stopped their car lor a traffic fruit brought $4.04. fore th* holiday*." light. K o ■- i # * --ggjjf -. ‘ • .1. , ••*^- ■A ;rr; ♦ • ^ -? ’ 1 4, �\ « * 4-.-' y# " * — PAGE TWO THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA ■w CatrrW aa 'wrait* ilia aaalter OalaWr ST, ISIS. a< Ike I'm I Olllrr •f Baafar4, KlarMa. unrfrr Ik* Ad •» I'aaarre* at H eld •>. .________________________________ rar4e . All akllaarr aeiiee Ikaake reaalallaa* «»• aallee* at ill •alattalaaieaU tar raUlaa taa4e, aalll ke rkara** lot al naalar a4«erllrlaa rale*. lalaad krnaaaaer |l,*reeealall>es Jar., raareeeate Tkr IlnaM la Ike aalleaal fkl«t at aAiedlelaa. •'•*** aa* are awlatalaeA la Ik* latarel . ell lee la Ik* eaaalrr allk kearfaaa*. ten la rfcleaa* aaa A*«* \aik. Tkf Ifltfahl li • mrmUit 4 1b« Am m u in *M rt u. fivl«il»dn Iff Ui« Mt wfhikhfilUn •! mil Ih# !**■! w hi P^tnlrd !■ tkii Rrnt|«ipt', wdl «* «U A9s MfM IU|Milrl»«. TUESDAY, OCT. J S /lliT ! BIBL^YEIWK FOR TODAY IF. WE HAVE INHERITED WEAKNESSES. !‘ R K JUDICE3 AND LIMITATIONS HKU L.................. FROM OUR we shou ld re MEMBER THAT WE HAVE A DIVINE HEREDITY ALSO. TRY TO I M I T A T E PERFECTION, NOT IMPERFECTION.—Eik. 1H: 1; The fathers have eaten aour grapei, end thq children’s teeth are on rdgr. We tee where Mikolajczyh l* in the. a«Tj_if»in.-h»ung_.nU(*lair outly disappeared from Poland. And by the way. Mikolajc/yk is a Pole, not a pi-line. The newspspcn sie fairly burn­ ing with the irnislidnslitm o( tl»-* coming Philadelphia msyorally election on Nov. 4. Hut just wail until our local campaign hill iti stride, ’ A Penmylvanis contractor evidcnlly didn't trust the banks. He bid his money in the pots anJ pans under the kitchen sink. The other night he hid $7,000 there btfof* going ,oul. for the evening, and then,forgot lo lock the door. When Hfrctorned his. $7,000 wti gone, — THE WORLD TODAY Georgia Triaf l<--ItaM* Mikolajcyk RUTH RECEIVES AWARD central council of the PSL (Polish Peasant Party) were 'insisting on its coAvoeation fn order to remove him from leadership.” — ^ In Warsaw, a Polish govern­ ment spokesman said there was "circumstantial evidence" that foreign aid helped Mikolajcxyk to nee Poland. Ho aald the governgovern­ ment hod begun an investigation to determine the circumstance*. !»■** PHILADELPHIA Oct. 28 (/P»— tCwutoaw On* r a n oaei "What in thu world in thu nutter with the nowapaper* Babe Ruth, the king of swat and the ditch was infested with snakes, once Ministe) of Education. Hy DEWITT MACKENZIE the hearts of a million American nowaday* 7", rtne of our *ub*criber* write*. "There in noth-. that guard McNab threatened' to Wychrch scl the reorganization AP Forrisn Affairs Analyst boys, last night was given the ing in them any more except murtlern, revolutionn and kill soma of the prisoners o n ‘the annual apurls award of Brith dale after saying, he had received ditch clearing job. dinantern." Sholom, national fraternal organ* There la far mura than mrata a cable from Wladyslaw KinAfter the rcf£%l tp. work 27 After Samuel -Johnxon had compiled hi* famous dic­ the eye, we surmise, behind the futtlon. The award was given The of a detail of 40 were niak, president of the party council, Babe for “ Obstanding. contribu­ tionary, he received u letter from a rather shocked and offirai itatement In New Delhi. prisoners returned to the Glynn County who was in New York and unable tion to American youth through ■ horrified book-seller. “ I perceive,' Mr. Johnson,” she wrote, Jbdia, that the famed iiate of camp. The defense attorney said lo reach Warsaw before next his exemplary sportsmanship, f*jr abandoned Its in“ that you have included in your dictionary all the obscene Kaihmir ha* and iolncdtbt Dumin- hji would atjempt to glum, the mosib. He assrrtrd-fhsi the metports ' words in-Ut«-English-language/"'-' — -------- ------- ------ ion of Indiaa because It needs need* aid warden tried peaceable m ans to sage pledged solidarity and sup- should he come to England. lhe ficl<l of ,porU To which Mr. Johnson replied, "I perceive, Madame, to withstand the Invasion of 2,000 end a sit-down strike al the camp rt iq remodcUuig the party along Gavrilovic said the peasants. In Pathan tribesmen from the adjoin- but that the prisoners were,intent that you have been looking for them." list pro-government line*, amt spite of fundamental differences j Only 12.0 percent of the peo­ inn noitawcAt frontier province, upon taking over the camp,'"rail­ And so it seems to us that if out*annoyed subscriber hent on raping, looting and mur­ ing hell,” and attempting an es­ eliminating the Polish Peasant of principle with right-wing toci- |ple of India and Pakistan iivg in alista. wmild have .to "consider has found only the unpleasant things in the newspapers, der. cape Party leaders who still favored seriously" the formation of a towns of more than 2,000 popu­ The . situation is exceedingly Tim FRI pictures introduced aa Mikolajczyk's policy of opposing united front with other world­ lation. she must have been looking for them. She must not have but well worth trying evidence hy the government shownoticed thnt the recent World Bedes, which attracted thou­ complicated, the government. wide anti - Communist political to untangle -because o f Its-great narties in the fight against Com­ sands of fans and interested mimons of readers, virtually Importance. The northwest front- ed, several buildings at the camp and a six-foot barbed wire fence FLORIDA STATE* LONDON Oct. 28 UP)—Exiled munism. drove the bickerings of the United Nations right off the ler providence has a Moslaf enclosing it. The plotureo were leaders of the peasant parties of Reports from Tirana,- Alliums, 1 THEATRES front page. ' population and .. incnrporatedjnj m4(k'afler lha eight ^ ’rat European nations Intend meanwhile. Indicated that Albani­ And she roust httvu-overlooked the^ marvelous dtocov* * * " M ’ slain. to inaugurate a 'thorough-going an Communists were preparing to Iwcn bittar One photo showed a small anti-Communist propaganda ram-' apply for memtiership In the Com. eriea of Hcientist* which have all but conquered ptieumonifi feeling between Pakistan nml and promise to eradicate tuberculoxi* and capccr. And thu Kaihmir l*cause, while moat of structure late 'identified aa a palgn aa soon aa SUnislaw Mlkol- Inform, which Jacques Duclo*, "awrat box" where unruly ’ pris­ ajcsyk of Poland reaches London French Communist leader, said dry ice experiment* which may *omu day precipitate rain­ the state'* population la Moslem, oner* Washington, one of the exiles yesterday was open to any Com­ arc placed in solitary con­ or w; it is ruled )>y a Hindu maharajah fall and ditodputo hurricane*. And tho couragnou* rencue who hka declined to join Pakistan. finement. The sweat box la about declared last night. munist party in tho world, includ­ operation* of the Count Guard Cutter Bibb which actually He refused to join the Hindu seven by nine feet with small Dr. Milan Gavrilovic, exiled ing those of Britain and the prevented one of‘ the .very tragttdhm of which she com­ Dominion of-India, for that mat­ hole, in a ,door for vantilation. leader of the Serbian (Yugoslav) United States. Open* 12:45 l\ M.- I()c ter, and maintained an independent 1t has no windows. peasant party, said peasant lead­ plain*. status until yaaterday when Shiek ers of Yugoslavia, Romania. BulRussia On Korea Our own Hcrutiny of thu newspaper* reveal* that they Mohammed Abdullah, president of Today & Wednesday! garia. Czechoslovakia and Poland • - i - .... Blast Causes Fire literally bulge with the mo*t enjoyable and worthwhile the National People’s Party of met secretly during the weekend (Oeliiima ream Teas llwl to man out their campaign against lion before the committee. activities of mankind.*' Football game* and hor*e *how*. Kashmir, deelarrd that the Invas­ iro a lla a s S f r * „ r a w lin e ) . was an attempt to coerce the the Comlnform—the recently or­ Moving picture reviews and concerts. Civic program* of ion The Soviet delegate also urged state into joining Pakistan, and after the state's worst tornado ganized nine-nation Communist the. committee .to Invite represen­ Chamber* of Commlrcc and Womens Club*. Financial atm- the maharajah announced: ripprJ through the city on April Information Bureau. “ “ I have no option but to ask 9 wilh a death toll of 110 ami paign* of charity organizations. Church notice* and «choo! Mikolajczyk, leader of the Poly tative* of the Korean people to report*. Hanquet*, parlies, weddfng* and birth*. All are for kelp front the Indian (Hindu) Inorr ihan 1,000 injured. (ah Peasant Party, fled Poland barticipate In the current _ UN dominion." • late last week, according to Polish debate on the Korean question. duly recorded in the columns of. the newspaper*. Al noon . the Ncwcomb-Prost Nvwcoin The Maharajah, by the way, 1* . Ai "VV# mean the true representa­ government accounts, and Francis There are, to be i\urc, »ome things which are tin- the Prince llari .Singh who was ,Department 8lpre;v’i.**" Oliver‘ » Store, uM- Wilk. hla representative here, tive* elected hy the true' Korean Mrn4 * Wear: 1 pleasant in the headline)*. Life rs like that. It i* not ull a involved In a sensational law COM jprgo’s T< Drown s ^ bctleVed to be “ safe people from th* northern and Penney Co., M(| aerpss the fzonllar." lied of rose*. And if you can't take it, the thing .to do i* to a "score of ysars ago In London tf tWf southern tone, nob mere appointstyrr knd tile Hqylo Hatdwar^ WUkTnredlctod t fft Potand'e flkip over the pnrt'thut is unplyasunt. There are, of course, whan he got mixed .up in ana .of 8tor« Jf'h'forelgn power," Gromyko hs.l destroyed. * ’ exiled | those ’’ unhand my wife, you .trjj peaaaat leader* would join automobile wreck* and .airplane disasters. There nre mur­ lain" blackmailing schemes, aoi .. i'jre .equiJimenL /r«oi Alva Fair-Jpxomptltly the Washington - bated 'Dulles charged that Russia had ders. flood* and fire*. Rut the newspapers do not cause; paid hundreds of thousands* o:S view. Enid, Selling, Moorelaiwj, LWorlil Wortll Peasant International in these things. Like mirrors, the new*pu|>ers merely reflect dollar* before he IwcarflV fed up Vlci and t Skattuck was rushed covtdinated fight against Com- tried to exclude all Korean/'from n^unism—- which dominates the discussions before the joint So* to Woodward. whnt the people are and do, blue eyes, silkeh trusses, and and called in the authorities. In order to protect his name. Kirerqe Firemen were' hamper*! by the government* of moat of the eoiin- viet-American commission except the wart on the nose. • . the. Hr Iti ah government ordered/ . chemical equipment and ,*Hea from which the peasant lead- those who were member* of the Worth remembering in your d*s|>ondency over world that he should he referred to aim- by 'low water ' pressure. The “ Democratic people'* front." The Moscow radio last night He traced-what he called "two condition* is thnt the very excellence and efficiency of the ply . . aa "Mister A.” So he thui water syatam ha* not l*ren com .i..,. It i, wa. damj.L ileaCribed Mikolajcxyk great new* gathering organizations bring to your dpot ^ *"a $ pDtri> replaced since ar(Uy fuit,t, „ H . ' . ^ ,as , , 0a, » "cowam] years of unremitting effort ■ to move, jointly, toward Korean in­ whatever-la-happening irnywhcrelR trie world almost I w f o r erich ...................................... principality—land of . won­ aged in tha April tornado. a “ sworn enemy of the new dependence" ami blamed Russia Known injured were Mrs. drous aenery, exquisite flowers it ha* hnppencd. Thu*,' if there i* a plague in Egypt, nr a Democratic Pojand who was care­ Trego, wife of Wood* ful to take.hlmsilf off in time.1 for blocking progress. Umler the civil War in India, you are *o informed within the dayj If and romance . ("Pale Hands - I George mayor: U. 8. proposal introduced Oct. Kannath McCol­ l^rved") which long has l>een the want's By hit flight," the broadcast there i» a riot in Palestine, a bomb explosion in Paris, or mere* of Iwauty lover* from thw lum. l^iuhhan, II. C. But- said. “ Mikolaictyk. Ilka other aar- 17 Korean elections would lie luin. John lauhhan, Vishinsky makes a speech in New York, you are tbld all whole world. ler, Jr.. Bob Blacktop. Willard .vitorq of foreign-imperiallaU, has held and then the proposed new about itr ' 'exposed not only '•i— *u *but -••• also Korean government would ar­ himself, Well, the clash Iwtween Moslem Guthrie, Jim Watson, and O. I., his foreign maeters. He hat r e - , range with tha U. S. and Russia Pakistan and the Hindu mahara­ There i* no reason to believe,- however, thnt condition* may explain th* Invasion by northwest frontier province. Kabbl turned to where be wjll get a pen­ for “ early and complete with­ throughout the world a* a whole nre any worse today than jah sion for his services rendered drawal" o f all troops. the Moslem I'athans. However, i they were in 1938 when Hitler was on the rumpnge, in 1927 don't bellrve that’s the whola ln*l><Al that these area* be given, against his people .and eulogies Dulles contended that. iqimodi­ the right, to decide try plebiscite i When American youth* wew eating goldfinh and Htaging atory. Having spent considerable whether they wanted to Join A f-, from mercenary reactionary new*. ste. withdrawal of troops, ka Russia -had already proposed lo marathon dnnees, and the Chinese- civil war began, or in time in northweat India, my ghanistan or lie Independent. ,P*£?r*' _ *. inslinetively jump to Britain declined the proposition. ! T h ' Warjaw Gauta Ludowa. the United States, would leave RICHARD qag lalrageilae 1918 or the years that followotl, or during or after the Civil tholght* Afghanistan which la connected 8lne# than (he Pnthnna-wlld ‘ hf Connor Mikofajciyk newspaper Korea without any effective gov­ BASIHAIT GIIAIDINI ItOOIS War, or during- the Nnpolconic period. And we sometimes with India by .(he famous Khybar fttfiller tribesman who live by Ifkfn over by left-winger* of the ernment. wonder what-the-heiiilllne* would have been like had there Pass through which Alexander killing and plunder—have been f°IUh Peasant Party, waa quoted another, broadcastl as saying been modern newspapers during the * French Revolution and other Conquerors of old earning much trouole. True, they -Short FrojfrnmBacon drippings are excellent descended into the Indian plain. have been acting up for genera- *hat MikoUjctyka flight came at to use*for bran muffins, spire or when 20,000 persons were massacred in threw day*. Sport- "Feminine C'la**" Now Afghanistan Ilea up agalnat tlom. and at far back as 1016 I a lime when 48 members of the molaesea rookies and gingerbread The world is no worse than It wa*; in fpet, it is gutting Soviet Russia on the north, and rods with tha British troops whil* Paramount New* The tturdy spice and molasses better. ,The only difference is thnt we know more About it. long has lietn much undsr Com- tht> .rounded, up .000 . of lbes* cover* any fatT IM fr Wc bm the scorn and the blentlshc* a* wc ltold thc-Ticwir- imrtturmnuerice.ThdeM. *var rlsea chap* , whs* werst mn the warpath Cjof f. .. , A* the fir# spread additional the Bolshevists came to power near th# Xhybeg.paiHir mirror up to oUrruce. •'Ti Hence wq try to do *omethlinr they have been trying to infil­ However, it’a a sulking coinci­ cxploaiun* blew out ator#' wlnabout it. Thia is a good thing. Wo should not forgot thnt trate India through Afghanistan, dence—If Il It s coincidence al dowa up and dogn thc-slrest as the Hattie of New Orleans was fought 15 days after tho and at this delicate moment *r« all—that tha Pathan* should now RM gathering in In th4 buHdingm | OPEN 9 :0 0 A .-M .-to OiOO P. M . --------- ----------Ignited.treaty of pence had b«on nigned simply because General reported to have a great number ba' raiding JlMhmlr,.adjoining.tha f „ , m brokenHInes tjP ‘‘diplomatic"'T*present*tire* hr nmtbwcsl frontier province. . Euesno Smith. W Eugene Smith, Woodward news-, i /. ' ' Jacksondid-’ notknow-that the war wits over. " Kabul, Afghan capital.- • B at n a citirrio* i u t i : i t r r«Ml#r, teeek • l.ea Oae Maalk Tkraa M a a lk e---w* • BO ■la Maalke ......... _ •IS.** Dae Taar parents ' Mirror Of Life g a i r.5 S g g g » s p < MOl.LANU I. IIKAS --------- n t i t i (innnok in: am Raelaete Maaasef IJL-ITZ TUESDAY, OCT. 28. 1947 1 " JJI1 ■VWP The Sanford Herald K«aMbl)r4 la IMI •< •Uilr f areal »ala,<lar ■»4 »■■*•» al daafanl, rlatUa 111 Maaaalla Ateaaa * ” Eric Johnilon says he trifd lo _ gel ths_m«vit JndiuUjr _lo_ refute f* to |ive job* to Communists. bul it couldn't be done because no­ What Next In France? body knew just what ■ Commun­ ist a. One food way lo tell U Franco's political moves are always difficult for tho lo hand .him. a monkey wrench- Anglo-Saxon mind to.comprehend. Tho rosults of do Gaulle's If h« ihiowi il into ibe machinery recent victory in French olectlona prove no exception. At he it a Communal. ’ » first sight, the citizen* of a democracy rejoiced tlint ho won Il lake* such a tragedy as OC' Irolmsn- bender was hit by. v truck to shock us into fuller rrslization of the ri/hl of gratitude which the public owes all it# po­ lice alftccn. Daily they take their lives in their hands lo keep down crime, to pirvent accidrjiti. »o protect the public. Patrolman Ben der. an exceptionally good officer, was investigating one accident in which' a car had run into a ditch when a truck came along and .’ ran into him. He .died a few houp l*t/r~ak the hoepilrl We,ere to fhdibtm go.' WW------ - , nator le ft says duk'Vome art too high u«dajr, and some are all right- ThA^ttoubis is that undsr the government's Kashmir o f, course also ho. a j ^ ^ . complete check of oc Well, last- summer when the British were organising tk* two dominions of Pakistan* and India, rtant In thel she is, or at least! floors oTlhe rased buJldand weds preparing to wlthdtaw me of Uia guardltne of occupied by the Elkofrom th* aul>-conUnant. tha* re­ mmruvesi IndU. ’.Club, the Masonic Lodge bandceived a not* from Afghanis! The Alfghans—reportedly InHu- ’ -WhaUvar th. exact antwer may qiuarters and several dcnltats and cnced hy M o s c o w — claimed *11 be to this extraordinary situation. d<octors' officer*. the territory Inhabited /b y thej U’s safe to predict that w . shall 40 per cent of the.vote* and the CommuniAtM (tolled only Pathan. in northwest .India, name- hear much more from It before It about 25 per cent. aiui- ln« 4 1+- 4«>4#4-«uir -------But—onfty-hag-not-bccn guaranteed FfuiiceTHy Ue Gaulle'* .lead. Ho I* a Catholic, bul hi* electoral success hurt* the moderate Catholic party, •headed by tho strong mnu Hidault, tho party tlrlK Ural do' Gt Gaulle himxclf founded, Thl*_Rroup, Htrongly gjitklcd to the center, wa* Rreatly fear­ ed by the Communl»t»,LucHu*o It could embrace no many ahadfi* of both liberal and conservative jjlemunta. Further, do Gaulle, ui\(|u'c*tioncd patriot though he In, mn the weaknen* of an uncompromlnlnR and almoat dlctator-tyiH) |>cnionaUty that make* It difficult for him to get on with people whoac opinion* differ from hi*. And hi* opinion* nro qf the right. , .•> Denplte thcae mi*giving*, iKin entirely pb**ib|e that gre fdr A tlnle. It ih too early to •"ranco will rally and progrea* as *urc what i* to come from thia political cauldron, but it ■ certain that if do Gaulle move* toward too much peinopal rawer he will be out of luck. Undoubtedly the vt voter* hought hla party represented a atrong, unified ... _ but ...... f t f f j France. If it does, fine. If not, out with it at tho next elec­ tion. m m iE B m S v i price* which might otherwise, b« all ritht. or at least not arc forced higher, so public is not getting o f some low prices* whl^ are high, as il normally Ordinarily when‘ the price is high, people eat mojg happen to be low, Case, and thus budget. Bul .todayl of eggs is low, the immediately boost* them up. At My Home On Lake Onora South-nl Dr. CharlM L. Persoiut • Opibmetrliit.' Mayme Mero Hodgkin Raaford Atlantic Bk. IUd|. jfottra: S-IS 1-0 FIm m M l S A N ! IIVl-TOR H at Glassware O il Bya* Rxamlaod - UIsom* FUtod e Y O U 'L L S A V E M O N E Y A T •ih.’t ........ ’ * f ' i M m W IT H ... YOU'RE TELLING ME! - »y WIUIAM a m Crntral P ro s W ,iitr AFTER I R B 1 N O photoof replacing ths wltch-on-agraph* of that Columbia U. broom a*.*, pennant at symbol Froah-Boph campua battls ws * of HalloVn an. now know why that achopl •*. I l l ISytcd for Ita next prsildant « Hollywood, inrntipttloo rtgvnsra) of ths Army. ‘ , rutli. 7s full ol Rtd»-~snd T t 1 I ,,*V ikop didn't get that, way It oat ' siller •• nil's tthbrsttd tunihinsJ .....a ,_, Staking mintri cutXag/aarf>' ■F \ J. i T F I IT 7 h ; cosJ p r o d u c t i o n dr title tllr- ^ T ie n i on* n*tion tk*t mould k dreh-watekar isn’t naeasiar wdcoisr « moro vigorous un, Hy tha dwnihasl ot amploygs. Ai dtrgnuod asovhoicaf. laosS ha kn.ws what Hut. ol d*y It Is. V I J I ■•fusing Ih* »•<*•. htlplag r I I I 1s Hm ».•» w*y |i glv* Arts «M W bit w i can’t understood to w*M*m lump*. 'Why tbs rwlsbbons i. a symbol of liittp. It certainly doesn’t 1 ‘ L i . By oow Joa Dial In has tearad bring tns Thanksgiving turksy 1 II ,” .‘jCJ -Jl.a l W&Bl the Right One at Iroat Truck Engines! o GM-oaviag. L-hmtd. high ■ prasol mi typo throughout! » l.o war ocrric* aspens* with sshauat voht osot lnoartal n e ls i tan*# a B 1 I v ;e •alloy pistons. h ECONOMY plus . . unit—In all 7 ’ rA 4 fM »m m / fuU-pr*o*ur* lut bocaua# ayovy ONLY D 0 D Q E bu 109 Palms ^w m m A j* ,s, j •-* -'4 ‘ ! 7«#w»■'' ' �f ep T THE SANTORO HERALD, SANTORO, FLORIDA TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1947 PAGE THREE — ---- - a- Local Story League * Mcm her Drive Hogun I----- -Formed At Mayfair By Legion Auxiliary !_ » _____ ■ . . l . i L . J I ____ P i LAKE MARY M l T llli GARDEN GATE The I.ake Mary 4-11 Girls club MRS. E. G. KILPATRICK, JR.. Editor (v*ill have a covered dish supper Wi -ekl) Column of thr Sanford Garden Club _____ at the Lake Marir school on Wed­ nesday at 8:00 ,l\ M. Th* cornKoelieutrria tier t Kel loy-tee’- with n sharp -knife or pruning mdtteo in charge of anangements tial shears. dtagged edge* invite dis- «rc *’» ' h<*ogh. Joan SJoblom, ! Yvonne ’ Kuhank*. Frances MulTills beautiful tree was named . . . . lins. Essie .Mullins. l,ois' Johnson. for Jo*e|ih G. Koelrcuter-4733Never spray - — "■ ' ■ •--* »f"i’ —j•................ ploy a i)ilted plant W u d s Bridges, Frnne«-s B r i d g e * 1800-Profcsspi of Natural History ps;*t rontr ol.- Revive it first by man. I’atsv Trslw. Rochelle Euof Karlsruhe. banks. Jsml I,..'. Barl.ara Hum ’ The Koelreuteria i* an or- watering well. 1 dirry, Di-lotes Milstrad and .Elsig nament tn-e, grown for their large VNX OUNCE UK.VIS ‘ '{e lita ti............. panicles ef 1yettnu—ftimer* -RtltClT Central Circle will haw a covare followed by curious bladder ensl di-h supper on Thur«d*y ' like set*! pod-, closely it-tembling evening. 7.181 o'clock, at the home Malta, the iliitish bastion heavy panicles of tin- goigeou* of ili». F E. Bolx. Mr*. 8. C. D*** Mtrtllerjariraii, lm« 95 sipiara rose colored lHii)|fnlnrillra; in these' D i c k e r w i l l be guest speakrr. mile* of.area |iod* are the Seedi-turning black when ripe and ready for planting a new crop. There ate five ^|>ecie- of this (xOOD NEWS tree grown In China and Japan. The Koelreuteria paiiicolnta i« The vice president of tha NaTen per cent increase over this tlonal Story League, Mra. Rose B. -year’s record membership will be Holloway, and the president o fp h c goal of Cambell Losaing Unit » the Aladdin Story Leayue of Tam- 'o f the American Legion AuxiliaryDorothea Dyess Wed pa, Mr*. Earl* A. McCartnay, In a campaign for enrollment of To Von Allen Clark were guests of honor at the ar- 1948 members which slatted Oct. ganiiational meeting and lunch. 16. Mifq. Edna Chittenden. Unit eon of the Sanford Story League President, announced today. TUESDAY MY. *nd Mr*. I. M. Dyri* anMa ‘ Mayfair Fletcher Smith has returned to held on Saturday at the . Tha Pilot Club will hold it* nounerd today the marriage of The campaign is being dlicctcd Mrs. Hall ^y-J*L»-..?JfblLR9B^b»_nilUUbciabi»i. . regular business meeting at tha their daughter, Dorothea, to von his home in Sanford after spend* Inn. Accompanying way— andMr»r— McCartney “ ‘ ................... * " “ '•*“ “** y n of Mr. and Mra. continue mg' X lw p n r WSJYe ndIn' *11land. " Mrs. George Hayman, Mrs. J. B. chairman, and will inarthrough Nov. 8. All present Aux­ Wilton. Mrs. E. 8. Krantt and riage was solemnised on Oct. 26 iliary members will be s.ked tu WEDNESDAY at 11:30 A. M. at the home of Paul Yhtes. Nathan Yates and Mrs. II. S. Prince all members of renew their membership during The Presbyterian Women’s Auxthe Aladdin ehapter of Tampa. this time and an invitation to conn* iliary will observe the "Week of Mr. and Mrs. W. 8. Willis on East |>f te Bowen have returned from Following tha luncheon the bus­ into the organisation will In* ex­ Avenue with Rev. W. P. Iipen(j,njf .e v .r.l days in .Miami Prayer” at 3:30 P. M. at the Geneva Brooks. Jr. officiating. Fall flow-. ,* ■ . iness meeting was held with Mra. tended to all eligible women in churrh. Mrs, Victor M. Green E. 8. Williams of Sanford, tem­ the city. The Unit now has 117 will speak to' the group on For­ era in shades of pink and orchid '***" were used In decorating the ■ porary chairman, in charge. Th* member* and will seek n member­ eign Language Grobpa.. Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. I.eVan guest* were introduced and a tri­ ship strength of 130 for 1948. ■ The Fine Arts Department of rooms of the Willis home. The bride was gowned in an £ave “ rriV'<i Charleston, a bute wai paid by Mr*. William* "Rapid expansion of American. h a t d y .a * -f a i. u u c l U » - l'.-t> n -y iv n m a the 8anford Womans Club will C. to make their hum* at tha to Mra. K. 1). Brownlee who has Lrgton -fo r AUSIltiry activities since but the Koelrciilerinj-foinigsana F m ref-at 3:00 P, M. at the club aqua wool gabardlne_ rojl with Mavfalrlnn; been Instrumental in th* forming the war calls for a continued in­ grows hm- in Sanford very easily house. Mr*. Fred T. Williams, Whlfh'ihe wore black accessories. You Who Work. crease in our mcmlNfrshlp,” Miss and I* a rapid growing tree If well chairman, is the sponsor fur the A white orchid formed her cor­ 'Mrs. W. M. Scott left yesterday of a Sanford ehapter. liar onlv attendant was Temporary officer*. Mr*. J. P. ChlltenderTsaid. "There is so much watered dtvil fertilised. program and a r t i s t , Harry sage. ginla with short trip to Virginia for Mrs. J. N. Aitarello to be done for the disabled vet­ W e A re Open T w o Kee­ Worthman, of Eustis will be the her malron-of-honor, Mrs. McKd- her niece. Tile leave* aie Id-pinnate with «e. Mrs. Fred Davis, Davi and Ijyr Thurmond, and others were thanked (or their erans. their families, and for the numerous M-rrnte leafier*. guest speaker. Following his talk dy McTeer, and Mr. McTeer per: nyphew, Paul C. Hoop. ning* A W eek- TuerwIiyM aid in forming the local chapter needy children of veterans that we a tea will be held ami his pictures formed the duties of licit man The largest one.in.Hanford i* In nntl riitirsilnv s For Youi and the following officers wer* displayed. Hostesses for the tea for Mr. Clark. Mrs. J. B. Borland j>f J ’ lnckard, sleeted: president, Mrs. William*; must have more memliet* to do it..- YTTli Julius DingfeMer'* garden in 1 Convenience. . . Our inGurnr* is an important Rose Court, and i* a joy t^U-hnld. Following thr wedding a small Ata. is spending several week* in are Mrs. J. C. Dennett, chairman, Mrs. William Schnabel, Mrs. K. B. reception for members of the wed­ Sanford' with her daughter, Mrs. first vice president, Mrs. R. C. factor in The American U-gion'* Mr*. Hem v Wight ha* u lutge one Trninetl lle.-uitit ian- To * Clements. Mrs.. Lea R. Usher, ding party and relatives of the K. R. Pippin and Mr*. J. Roy Maxwell: second vice president, legislative activities, it* Ameri­ in hrr Sixteenth Street gaiden Miss Barbara Ruprecht; third canism work and its effort* for al*o-one of iplemliil -ymetrlral ('lire For Your Hedtily w Mrs. William Leavitt and Mrs. couple waa held after which Mr. Britt. vie* president, Mrs. Glenn C. Utt; national security. Thr bigger we rontour on the paikv\av at Mia. and Mm. Clark left for a short Need*. . . Howard Montieth. corresponding secretary, Mra. wedding trip to lie spent at Day­ II. C. Du Bose’ home, whore It I* Mr. and Mr*. V. Van Buren Atxarello; treasurer, Mrs. E, H. are the more we can help. TIIUKhUAY tona Reach. O Anna .Mae Chapman llelle Min*hew "More than 900,000 women ate grown iinliatnpere«l (■> any other j Connell of 8t. Davids, Pa. ar* tha The Presbyterian Women’s Aux•oyt Mrs. Clark is a graduate of guests of Miss Mlnnlr Stewart Laney; parlemrntarlan, Mrs. M. enrolled in the national organisa­ tier or shurldaTy. Thvie ate ninny , Hellv Saaiar (Irnre Dnvi* * illary* will observe the “ Week of B. Smith and historian, Mr*. Alsx tion this year and we confidently other la-autiful « ih-» in and around : Prayer" at 3:30 P. M. a t, the Seminole High School and of the anl Mr*. Forrest Catchcll for Johnson. expert this figure to pass l.lioo.Sahfoid. Special During Orloher— Urgnlar 310 anti 312.50 The annual Hallowe’en Carnival Jackson Memorial Hospital Train­ aeveral day*. Mrs. Williams also appointed a 000 in 1948. Such an organization, Maine J. Ileetcn i will be held by the West Side ing School for Nurses in Miami. Nestle'* Hlile Creme Waves- 37.50 B E G I N N E R 'S I't lR N R R Mr. and Mr*. .Frank L. Wood­ program committee composed of teamed with The American l e ­ P. T. A. at the school. A chicken 8inre her graduation she has Before saw ing off u laige limb, j pilau supper will be served be­ served on the hospital staff of ruff, III, and sbn Frank 1_ Wood­ Mrs. Elvira Garner, chairman, gion's .1,0000,000 members, can ANN’S M1RASOL BEAUTY SALON Jackson Memorial Hospital. Mr. ruff. IV, of Hendersonville, N. C. accomplish rrally Important thing* cut into the under «ide of the limb ; ginning at 0:00 P. M. Mrs. Frank 8hames, Mrs. George for the veteran* ami their families, alaiut half an Ineh'deep |*nwing ' 117 Norll’t Park Avenue Phone 717 The Central Circle of the San* Clark attended schools in Semrr- are spending several days in San­ Stine. Mrs. Georg* A. Speer and and. for the‘ progress and security upward ► . Then *a\v in tiie -usual Iford Garden Club will meet with ville, Tenn. and at present is ford with relative*. ----------------of the gallon. Every additional way. This will pn-vent the. bark! Mrs. W. E. Klrchhoff, Jr. Mr*. F. E. Bolt at 1101. Park completing his studies at Stetson Friends of Mr. and Mra. Grover Avenurf at 7:0U P. M. A covered University in Deluind. He la a During the program stories member adds- tu tin- Auxiliary’* from splitting n - the limb fall*. Icavr n *tiliu|t. Cut dish supper will be held and all member of the Signal Nu Prater^ C. Whidden, Jr. will be interested were told by Mrs.'J. B. Woodson power to serve with the Legmn Never nltv. ’or America." liraiylie* flush with tin- Hunk ur to learn that tbsy have moved and Mra. E. 8. Clont*. Solos were rot members are urged to attend. Mr, and Mrs. Clark are making their residence to 612 Herman sung by Mrs. llayman of Tam Tha Girl Scouts of Sanford will Eligible women include -wives, limb from wliieli they .are ladiig j mpa 4 . -. Avenue in Winter Park. have a Hallowe’en party from their hbme at 606 Oak Avenge. and included "Let My /pong F Fill mothers, sisters and daughlet* of •evered. Ncvei bleak sill ill-. Cul it 0:00 to 7:00 P. M. at the Girl Your Heart" by Karnelf Cliarlas, American legion nieml>er« and of Friends will ba glad to learn "Morning" by Oil* Speaks anl men who diet! during the world Scout Little House. FINK ARTS BUSINESS that Bernard Harkey, who recent­ VlAeant. Youman’s "Without A war* or sine* discharge from war The Seminola Rcbekah Lodge _ _ _ MEETING ly underwent a major operation SongJL_-------- U----- -------- —--------- aarviee, Mia* Chittenden-rxplattr- “Mujnr/lrte Drive No:- 43 will have a Hallowe’en a* the-Orange MemorialHospital *d. Women Who themselves weie The purpose of the 8tory —A short business meeting will in Orlando, is recuperating nicely. Startl'd By I•-T.A.I League was told by \r*. McCart enrolled in the armed #forres in ' ♦ P. M. All members are invited be held prior to Harry Worthnay and Mrs. Holloway gave a aither war are eligilile fo loth tin man’s lecture* and art display at Legion and Auxiliary. to attend in costume. • ^ l , eIII. Virr^ th* ' guest* « h oof rL r. t tl_ history finwnUa o f . the' 0;national The nnnunl tpagaiiuc drive , of the meeting of the Fine Arts De­ n of If tiiciko tfss an FRIDAY ave the Seminole High School |», T, A. partment of thr Sanford Woman's M ils 4 I f U A* *V 111 1 ■ lll« ■ lid sill# ' _ n n r _ | _ t.| L An Mr*. Fred T. Williams and Mr. , ! * „ ! ,{£ The Presbyterian W o m e n ’ s Club (£ he Jield tomorrow at 3:00 value Holy CroHH Women •tnrtnl yeslenlay. Mr*' Mnyme U "k ° n Auiiliary will "Observe the Week P. M. On the program'with Mr. and Mr*. Fred 11. Williams. They IliHlgkin, piildicil.v cliatntinn, nu plan to spend about a week in o/ *torv of-Prayer at the church at 3:30 Worthman will lie Mrs. Edgar Flan Benefit Bridge nounml today. Itcpic-cntnlive* Mrs. Williams announced that Sanford. P. M. Mrr. W. 8. Bromley will Mitchell and Mrs. Phyllis Allen of the CmtN I'lildi-liing Cimipnny the next meeting will be held on speak on mission work among the Proctor who will render a prog­ Plan* were announced bv Mr*. nu- in Sanford In a »i t in the Nov. 10 at a place to la* stated Miss Ettie Jane GU-at<xna colored people. Th* mission chat* ram of music. Mrs. Fred T. Wil­ and Mr. and Mrs. II. M. at a later data and told the group W. A. Leffler for a IK-m-fii bridge Irlve. -Mr*. Hialgkin niinonnrvd lenge will be given by Mrs. Roy liams chairman of Art of the Fine daughter, Gleason, spent thr past weekend of the aim* of the Sanford or­ party to lie given by the-Woman'* tiint tin- I', r, A. will teceivt* n Mann. Arts Department, la in charge of with her parents in Lake Mary. ganisation Including working to­ Auxiliary uf-lloly Cro** Episcop­ large pen-enlngi- of IIn; iiinnev The N tie V Howard Chapter, the prografn. Miss Gleason is attending Midi!die ward thr cultural enrichmrnt of al .Church at the board meeting which will la* uved in Ilie budget | United Daughters of the Con­ held rrcuntlv at the I'nrisli House. for aaiisting witb.||w u|M-taUua Georgia College In Cochran, rja. Sanford. federacy, will meet at the home Those , attending the luncheon Mr*. Joe Meisrh, president, pre­ of the Celery t'lnte and other of Mrs, George D. Bishop, 1916 P. M. as follows: St. Ann's with The project* for the benefit of the i Friends of Frank Evans of were Mr*. Holloway, Mrs. Me-. sided over the meeting. Hibiscus Drive, at 3:00 P. M. Mrs. Fred Ball with Mrs. A. M.lljtke Mary will be glad to learn Cartnry. Mrs. Hayman,' Mr*. Wil­ bridge party will la- given on school - cliildien. with Mrs. J. St. Clair White as I’hilips aa ro-hosless at 316 Oak Thr subscription! will U- *olic' ' that he Is ’ reported ‘ as resting son. Mra. Krantx, Mr*. Prince all Nov. 18 at the Parish House and By co-hostess. Avenue: 8L Agnes with Mrs. comfortably today following an pf Tampa. Mrs. Thurmond, Mra. procerd* derived will lie Used for ited bv Ihe high -rliool students who mnv I n idenlifiivl by tlu-irl the purchase uf undid kitchen . MONDAY Henry McLaulin, 117 West Nine­ abdominal operation yesterday at H. L Roche. ------------------Mr*. R. F. Cole, ----Mr*. receipt bonk* Tile tmok* will I Circle No. 10, W. 8. C. 8 . of teenth Street: 8l. Catherine’s New England Deaconess Hospital Atxarello. Mrs. J. D. Cordell. Mra. articles. • A. L. Lyon’s the First Methodist Church will frith ith Mr*. B. F. Whittier. 1402 In Boston. Mass. Following the opening devotion- contain time leceipls, one for tin W. P. Brooks, Jr.. Mr*. J. P. Culmeet at thr home of Mrs. James Oak Avenue, with Mr*. J. St. len and -Mrs. D. aK. MeNab, -----■— al-lhe busmen* Turning'WuV culled eulnw'l iliei . uni' fm *ttCTC7cliT)oI~Bliir one fin lb.- publishing company E. Pearson, 614 Magnotia^Ave- Clair - White- a* - ro-hostr**.- 8tr MY*. Jeane Michael of Lfttl* Also Mrs. O. D. Landre**, Mra. to order bv Mrs. Mi •Inch and Mr*. The trea-urer, 'l l - . L. E. Spencer, nue. at 8:00 T . M. Mark’* will meet at 8:0(1 I\ M. Rock, Ark. who has been the guest R. A. Cobb. ^ % ,• Mrs. George A. Stine, Amelia Noble reported on the will ridlect the in’oney and reTha chapters of the Woman’s With Mr*. Walter Merriweather of Dr. and Mra. J. C. Gibbs and p. ”£ MrV MagwaU', aupper served to choir im-mlmi I I am In ila . f a m a rv i rt has la ft fItr . . . . . 110 S. P a lm etlo A v r ; _ _ ________ _ .Phune .4 8 L Auxiliary ad tha Holy Croaa Epis­ aa host*** at the home o r Mrs. Mra. by St. Msrk's Chapter with Mrs. reipls 1each day, Mis. IliHlgktn Jodaj Caraarrin. ha* left for M(m .M ’, rv’ __ Thomi. Wilkes, .Mrs.' copal Church will meet at 3:Q0 G. C. Habe on West First Street. Atlanta,- Ga. whera sh* will vlilt 8m,th M„ williams, Mr*. M. W. E. Watson aa chairman.— — said. QrV- laojgil .will Imi i'i»«ei—4 on <niiing th,. coining week. Articles wrre turned in to b«(Think ami Yuli-) [McKInndh. 6trs.~R. “F. ”Moufe,•, If Mis* las Ruprecht, Mra. Ijiney, Mrs. M. R. packed and sent to m-cdy cliildien I’drtiignl and Spain togethei Europe ........................ liy tiie United Coimeil art- alMiut five time* ag targe a* Strickland. Mr*. Utt. Mrs. Brown­ in Kan of Women. Mr*. Meisch an­ I’enn-ivlvniifn. ie* and Mra. A. K. Rossctjer,. nounced the-Parish supper to hr hald on Jan. H. rrlctivr* for a short tlm* lieforr Those attending the meeting raturnln* to her home. war* Mr*. Meisch. Mr*. A. II. Key, . . Mr*. U ffler, Mr*. Watson, Mrs. „ . ... , ... „ *„• .. |R. U Cornell. Mr*. F.‘ A. Dyson, Hr. and Mra. Jose-ph Oi llutchl- ^ j, „ Coleman. Mr* W. A. A HOM B !? n h »»* rO u ro ^ _ fro m Newark, Mri, Ccor|{r Shipp. Mr* It. N. Y. whir* they have »«*«-n, petVin, Mr,. u.m l.lj Chase,' .nsrullng tha part aaaaral months, f Nul)rrr MrVT'l,ilip, . i r i l o ' Their daughter, fcllse. Joined them Ma>k T c , rprnlt.r. In Newark during -the pgyt two T E N N E Y ’S O W N weeks and accompanied them BAPTIST CHOIR MEETING home. Th. young ladic*' choir of thrFirst Rapt 1st Churrh-Will meet *t Mr*. R. B- Pippin has returned th* churrh at 6:46 tonight with rest First Street Mra. R. B. Pippin. Torn Si/e HI to-bar home on Wi NEED BED SHEETS?? after spending a week In Bir­ John Arthur (Jack! Johnson mingham, Ala. wker* she attend­ ed a convention of the Southeast­ waa the flr»l Negro heavyweight Shop l*ehm\v** Wednesday^ A. M. ern Florists Association In the lioxlng champion of the world. I municipal auditorium. While in Huy .Fine (jttnllly .Muslin Sheet* Thai Hove The tonnage carried l>v II. S. Birmingham sh* was the guest of Mr. and Mra. James >W. Pippin lUlIroadi almost doubled be­ licet) Wear Tentril llv The llotisevvive* In and Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Chamlier*. tween 1940 and 1914. Social Calender Personals T H E WAY YOU W ANT IT! I*' '1 3 . T? DR Y CLEANING AND ALTERATIONS C O L O N IA L C L E A N E R S t * a a p o * . m l® NATION-W IDE* Sattforrl For Year*. Shop Farly, They Wont L iinI Long Al This.Low I'rice. ' f . p f\ PEARL r. * ■ f • Plain T om itlLfiVfNULAIINO [ U a 'itifcoiw w tlw c# nod cleonlifwu, you need W * hove lham, datorolor-dailflhad for Paoij-Wick Hompar* in your kitcfMn, both- «v#ty room -k xvfl-la Ring and Salf-Vao* 'roon>!,bad«o»n»,nurt«nr...handyhoW an ifor all tofUd IWms and clothing. ^ • Hand-naintad flaral panel* Pearl fraat*, chrama-malaMrlm Chaos* these ye* eeed new I 5-95 T 9 -9 5 ITURE C , *, K 00 E u l F l n l SMITH, Minacer . *r **Rlfht Where We've Been Par 2S Yeem” • v ^kVT- - %,j.-IBStv*Rp* :• "< ' . . . • . • Hlallng bacaut* lhay’ra Pearl-Wkfc, t o . world’* b«*»-known hamper I •• « patlal talars Uvaly pUslic Pearl Ida bench ar opdght medals * • Wine - Tip* • BrofuM ■ Phene ll« • Lonfara u �I TUESDAY, OCT* 28, 19i1 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA PAGE FOUR Bobby Davis, Tech Tackle, Is Rated High By Coach COMMENTS'. TALLAHASSEE Oct. 28 (41— Sportsmen in extreme south Flor­ id* will enjoy very little hunting this season. > The 8tate Game ami. Krr*h Water Fiab CommUiion. in an emergency move, yesterday slaahe d -o ff -2&.d*y» ~»f-th e *e«vni-eir quail and shuirrcl amt rinsed in the fourth district and dosed the hunting for deer and turkey ontirely-jn Dade. llroward and Mon­ ro# count lc». The entire di*trict al*o wa* or­ dered cloaed on turkey hen*. The emergency action wa* taken by the Itoard on the recommemlation nf J. I’. Corbitt of Fort SIDELINES cause of flood*. lie said the supplies of deer and turkey, cmicrntretcd in ||n few remaining high Arras, "could b# completely uiptd out in a vmek a shooting. Dodger* w,iat they were, and it Corbitt laid other countie* re- blood that made the Yankee* and aucalf d that ,thay -a l«o .W -e lnocd ' )m been IMtlUd^'arotind hetlT to deer ami turkey, but added Major league circuit*. . V w ' Nearly .very Major Uague cjub **ntV * * * ’ ’ ^,r,0*r*,I' *,?* f f e S * ' ha* already begun a weeding cam- .J? Bowling News. ’V *Lb ROCKY BOOT OUT By Frank Rockett John Stuck rolled' high singlr game of til/ fur the Jaycee* who trimmed the Mos* Amusement team out of three garde* llkrold Lewi*,' with.'a thrvo game total nf 481 pills helped the Table Supply tram win two of their three games with WOW. With an Individual average o»tsblishml there will prolmhly tw pome change* made In the team ■ mUjie* no- in the handicap* that will l>e given. However, here are the standing* as of last night; Team Won ‘ laiM Jayrcea * , 8 1 Table Supply 8 3 fianfi.nl Rulrk f> 4 Mo** Amusement 3 n Chase 4 Co> * 3 8 W.O.W. '2 • 7 . _. .The^second - team- o f- the -Mer­ chants League in a series of six team* Is the CJiase A "Co team. The average* of pin fall* are for last night's game only,Namr T.P. Avg. Duxhury Rcely Ramsey Altman Johnson CHICAGO Oct. 2fl (41-rMarrrI Cerdan, European middleweight boxing champion, haa no tntantTon of meeting Rocky Grazlano in n championship bout in F’rance. Lrw llurston. Cerdan» American .re­ presentative, said today that al­ though Cerdan is No. 1 contender for Gratlano'a title, he is not go­ ing io-'-do anything that would abuse the courtesy taring extend­ ed to him by the New York, Il­ linois ami other athletic commis­ sions which have barred Rocky. PF.NN LOSES GCA III) »*> C!jP . Ily CIIICK 1108(111 ATLANTA. Oct, 28 (41 -U ulLy (Earthquake! Davit, a mild man­ nered, likeable youngster who »tcp» out of character with thi kickoff, ia being credited for much lh« M U,W>r< and bring in new. young wen. High up along the list U Managrr Mel OU of the New York Giants. Manager Oil has played 22 year* with lire Giants and has re­ tired to the bench at the early age of ai Ott did all nf hla .Major Ua-_ guc Mint .with the Giants and has a life time batting average of .304. Another outstanding player to lie given ihc cut la big Hank .Green­ berg wfco pelted the pill at a mere .251 last year for the Pittsburg I'irates. Hank ha* "been given his release with no strings attached, what he will do fur the coming He will be 37 on New Year's day at which time he plans to decide just year. 'Greenberg haa had a brilliant career a* a frist baseman and an outfielder. In 1038 he collected 58 toundlrlps, just two shy of the all-time -record ael by the ever popular Babe Huth, He W** the league's most valuable player on two occasions and has a lifetime batting average of .313. Joe Mcdwich hai also been given the heave-ho sigh l>y the* St, Louis Cards, despite the'fact that lm hit the hail at a .308 clipjjuring the past year. Hi* lifetime average fur -13 year* in the Itig Show Is SAVE WITH SAFETY AND PAY AS YOU SAVE The Ion* of Dowell Rushing, rrack IPO-pound Florida end. brought further misery to the G a t o r football ramp the pa-s weekend. Ru*hing‘* arm wa* broken in the North Carolina game Saturday, won by the Tar Heels, .15 to 7. An all 8EC wing man in H>44. Rushing was selo ted game captain last week for Florida's scrap will] Furman thi* coming Saturday afternoon in Tampa. (UF Sports Photoi PHILADELPHIA Oct. 2H 141The well earned victory over the Navv rost Penn's football team the service* of regular guard Jarksoh Neall. Team physician* disclo*ed last night that Neall, Sports Roundup Other National -t League stars who suffered a knee injury Ily HUGH FCLLKRTo N,' JR. against the* Midshipmen, would who have drawn their release are be out for the re*t of the season. O ichcr. Ernie. I-uuihatiJi by the Giants and Thin! Raieman fitan NEW YORK OcL 2H (41—One Hack by the Chicago Cub*. Also WINS IIOUT n-moved from the playiAg Hits are local foot tail I man who often NEW ORLEANS Ort. ”8 141— ilill Jurgua by.tlie Cubs after-17 knows whpt’a what ln|l*ts thut Harry Harvey of Savannah, Ga., vears In •the league and Second Notre Dame not only will listen to bowl invitations this year if and Miami won a decision from lla-crnnn Hilly Herman who re­ the situation is right but will signed as manager of the Pirates Red Holt of New Orleans In a abandon its effort to follow Rig after one season. Nine rules unquestionably. . . . preliminary leixing match at Three National league pitcher* Municipal Auditorium here latt in their late thirties have also been "It never got 'em anywhere,” he night. Ilnrvey weighed 124 H* given pink slips. They include says, “ and why should they let someone else get that big dough Holt 11104. Ip the mala event, Rill ls*c, 3g,-aml Claude Passeau, fro;n the bowls?” . , , Another ob­ Pat Donahue, 154*4, of New Or­ .'PI. of the Cub* and Rip RewelljR), server. who does a lot of traveling to look over Imwl prospects, main­ leans took an eight round decision of the*Piratc*. Passeau is a 12 year veteran tain* that Southern Methodist's from Marty Ferro, I62H, of Mi- and Lee has seen 14 Rig league Doak Walker is the best back he season*. Sewell has tossed fur ten has ] seen all season . , . Rest unyeare in Major league play. Iroruriouv' eraflr o f ’yesterdsy'* The American l.uagu* is fol­ football session was Lou Oshlns, FOR THE BEST TCE CREAM lowing suit In the room making discussing the Hrooklyn College for the youngster*. Charlie 4it.-.l r City Colirgr* game: "W e’re evilly Ruffing, now 43, lias been given matched.” . . . 1-ou hope* Brook­ llrn "go" sign. The White 8ox have lyn Will show the lesser of Jwo released 40-year old.Thoratun I-re T IP -T O P ICE CREAM after 15 yean of soutbpawing in the Junior circuit’ The Boston Red W l mak« our own Ico Cream, All flavors College scouts who hit Nuw Sox have dropped Johnny Murphy, 30. one of the beet relief chunkers Kensington, Pa., repoil that the Tgsty — Delicious — Healthful In the game. The .Sox have also high school grid team has a 'negro dropped Hob Klinger. 37 and Ed­ hark who^ls^reolW uul*t;in ling TIP—TOP ICE_CRIiAML forward passer. Ills name (and gar Smith, 347 ----- — Frank Crosettl. who played HI what could 1st more appropriate) 41-1 Hanford Avenue Phone f2lh seasons with the Yankees is no ia Willie Thrower. longer on the active roster. Ho Will continue as a coach, however. Cecil Travis of the Washington. J Senators has retired after 12 year* u.*' in the Majors. " . ’, of 1 • Most o f . the feat* of the now erv inactive veterans may stand for “ n® a long time. Some may never be h*v matched, hut releasing the old FURNITURE CO ■timer* is one sure way to make * 1 room for Iho youngsters, .. •• maining undefeated. Davis, who lettered at Tech a* ■ freshman of 17. ia rated by Coach Hobby Dodd "n* on** of the greatest ucklea I’ve ever seen I wouldn't trade him for any tatkle In the country.” Now 2(>, and a senior, the 225 pound Davit ia the backbone of the Jaeket lino, on offense and defense. With must plays set tin to run to the right of the center, he plays right tackle nn offense. Init to take advantage of HU ability and aggreaaiveness, he is shifted to left tackle on defense. In five game*, the Jackets have allowed only one touchdnwb an t that was on a quarter hark am*a). for two yards by Auburn after a series of passe* had carried the hall downfield. When the opposition is punting, a lot of eyes are glued on th-.All-America candidate for Cobimbo*, for K'a rare that h« doesn't come close to blocking the kick. In fact, he ha* blocked punt* in three, games this season and got hi* hand on a couple more—• enough to ruin their effectiveness. Davis, who captained the Tech basketball and football-teams la*t year, made the All-Southeastern Conference grid team as a aophomore ami retreated last yrar. lie's nn 'exceptional student, popular with his teammates and last rntmmrr turned down an appointment to the U. 8. Military Academy. Ija served a* Teqh’s Cadet Colo­ nel last yvat and last summer wa* solectgd as the moil- nutMadding cadet at an ROTC enrampment. F’or several seasons, o ff slid on. Davis ha* served a* the team’.; regular punter and can oulkirk all the back* on the squad, but Dodd say* he would rather have him protecting the punter. "The thing that bn* us sold on Davis is the fact that he never gets hurt,” Dodd says. “ He stays in marvelous shape, ha* •good etc an habits, and ran -gw MU ron*~ ufe* any time we want him to. We certainly will mi** him next year for he's every inch an America, And that’* aaylng a lot for Davis aland* four inches above six IN TRADE FOR GENERAL h TIRE J Your worn risky tires are worth m o te in trade for T o p -Q u a lity G e n e r a ls . Don't let them go until you get our proposition. C om e in today. W e ’ll go the limit to g iv e you a T r a d e -I n deal you can't refuse. ornson DAVID SMITH, MANAGER TIKE .108 E. FIRST STREET &tctH»n And RollinH To Renew Rivalry In Tilt Saturday PICK.THE-WINNEIl CONTEST , .* . . —_ - a Fir«t Prize .............. *......Chenille Ruy Second P r i ^ .......Mnsnizine Rack Awarded By TED DAVIS FURNITURE <CO, Third .Thru ■ifth P rizes................v.. For Each Prize inner, One Patta For Two To / Rltz Theater • ......... \ INSTRUCTIONS lia mugk.fcf in The Herald office before noon rlday or poatmarked by (hat time. All gamca BALLOT . KANFORn -VK- HT. AUGUSTINE ... FLORIDA -VH- FURMAN HTETHON •VH- ROLLINS ____ MIAMI -VH- SOUTH CAROLINA ItlClIiGAN •VS- ILLINOIS ___ OHIO 8TATH •V8- IN D IA N A ------ -VS- TKNNESSF.K A *VH- KENTUCKY ____ ____ ' *V8* GA. TECH. ____ ■* -vs-VS- MISSISSIPPI VANDERBILT •VB> YALB ! ____ ........ - '--TR- TULANB -BE SURE TO FILL IN THE ■ ' i -J____ <_____ ___________ ___ . IWING- • Roltio* College and Stetson University will renew one of m Kt ale’s oldest grid rivalries when they rl*»h at Orlando 8ladUim Saturday night at 8:30 o'clock. Although the Hatter* from l*rLand held an edge over the Tars during the early ycaya of thdr rivalry, 'Hullin* haa gained the upper hand slncn the arrival ’ of Coach Jack McDowall In 1P2S. Under Me Dowall the Tar* have won' eight, loat one and tied another with Stetson. This season the Tare have de­ feated Richmond 20-7 and I’ rcabyte Han 13-12. and loat to Miami 0-8 and Erekine 0-10. After Imwing to Jack*onv|lte NA8 In thfc opener, 0-23. the Hat­ ters trnpnced Southwestern 25-0 and Florida Stale 14-8. The game will be a real Florkia battle for practically every Jngn on both squads is a resident of this state. «* . McDowell will probably start. Ralph Chisholm, 8t. Cloud, left end, Dave .Clark, Naw Peat Richey, left tackle, Paul Odem Orlando, left guard, Harry Han­ cock, Clearwater, center, George Mooney, Winter Park. Hght guard, Ous Sakkls, Tampa, right tackle, Ottis Mooney, WlnUr Park, right end. Stoke* Smith, Pahokae, quar­ ter back. Sect Justice,. Asheville, N. C„ or L, D. Dochotte, Gaines­ ville. left half, Dick Darty, Bradan ton, right half, and Ken Hor­ ton. 8t. Petersburg, fullback. | Coach Brady Cowell‘ of Stetson will probably stmi Huss Horn*by. Dsvsnport, U opd. Oeorge Douglass, Egu Ga BUI Lanlgn, guard, Tom Perr tar, Gus Cam tt, Hght guard. Ted SAVINGS UP - NAME OF ARTICLE I’olnu'w itk Pride In a recent game between Northern State Tcarhereeif Alwrdeen, S. D., and South Dakota Mines. Northern kicked off for the second half and Cal Johnson, who did the kicking, recovered a free ball In the end lone fof a touchdown. . , . . The Miners re­ ceived again and tried a lateral on their first play. End Sayu De Vries batted Hmi ball inlo the end xonc and fell on it for another touchdown. . . . It took Just 42 second* to rack up two score* and publldtor Billy Daly wanu to know if that's a record—and If not, why not? No. H4 I^rkln Blower Coll * 2 Gal. Gun Type Automatic Burner . ’ , 'V i'.:;- SALE NAME OF ART1CI<E PRICE $186.00 $130.88 Rubber Dairy Aprons 163,00 149.00 Palmetto Push Ham Broom* 2.98 No. 676 Handy Scrub Brushes 319.00 1 Hi and 1/2 lb Butter Carlomi 1 HP Hervel Air Cooled Compresnur 165.00 Rebuilt V, HP G. E. Comprowor 250.00 *198.00 2* 6” s 6* 0” Refrigerator Door Complete 136.00 ‘ us.r»o 1/3 HP Shallow Well Pump & Tank 135.00 98.00 1/2 HP Shallow Well Pump & Tank 166.00 119.00 42 GaL Water Storage Tank 1 HP Deep Well Jet Pump .! . |;Flit Pyrethcum, 5 pal. Drum 1/2 HP Deep Well Jet Pump * HUtneo Livcn\ock Spray, 5 Gal. A DeLpral Junior Heparator No. 2 _ s ' * ■ -' .' ’ : 39.5° *- ” REG. PRICE 1 HP McCray Compre»utor, Water Cotiled 595,00 7 498.00 12 (}t. Tin Milk KetUcM , Cotton, REG. PRICE , 3.50 Oil Line FlUcnt } - Guta All. Hrethers Louisiana Stale U-, which wax trying to build up Kentucky’s claw In Southeastern Conference basketball, won't be to hot this winter because pro baseball srouta took all the regulars that gradua­ tion didn't. . . . General Maxwell Taylor, Weat Point superinten­ dent, comments on. the Columbia PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct 28 (41 P H O N E 200 ON FARM SUPPLIES AND r a U l P M E N T Chick Wergelr* claim* that the had knee which forced thr Hdau out of the ring Is entirely sound. . . . Whlxrcr White, former U. of Colorado ami pra football arc, re­ cently was admitted to practice law in federal -court* In the Dis­ trict of Colorado . v . Tommy Bi­ shop, one of Florida’s l«:st passcatching ends. It leading in U»c Gainesville fishing epntcsi wljh a IG pound. 4 ounce b ut. . . . who wouldn't rather catch that than an inflated cowhide? BRITISH .CONFIDENT ALES Ruil^ prevenlaUve, 6 GaL « Del-aval Junior Separator No. 3 60.50 ^Wheel'Type Cultivator Took Complete 2 Case Rail Bearing Truck 12^9 QL or Pt. Milk Bottle Comb •* . > ' SALE PRICE $ 3.50 $2.98 1^5 .98 .45 J4 �t T U I SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA TUESDAY, OCT. 28, 1047 Seminole Coimty Court Records assin FOR RENT ARTICLES FOR SALE ____ 8 help w anted L .J — T u A N itm t . f n n p t i M , A - Hi H u * Iv a T o .O * " . N f M lu i lll'lr r tta * t s ll w t n i r W in n e r. Ue>., K. , •lu a tW W t< T n M s ) t*«Hi. M M ttatirr T U lr r , U. T r i m r ia l T i l II 4\ K t s t r tu * K lln ll. OFFICE iotee In Meiach Building. | FOR SALE— Limeroe* for drlre- Help Wanted—Young Man ai of­ fice & credit man. Fircitone road way *— Phone Large light officea, newly uecorWayg( Kurausen. Vvrtla—U. »tUX ttu l Stole!. _________ ___ . a ted. all utllitiea, utilities, beat and lanl•lU L I* K i'ic iw in H u s errlce furnished.' Cai RdS- SHALLOW well pump and one- «TWO LADIES aa l.uiler coiOictlc ( L T D W D ) tor eerrlca furnished. Call H a lh o t I . I 1, w ry rls * Ma*4t W. 1L A A. Dept. 8tore. half boric motor. E. Uwlun.'l comulUnU. Trained free in T n I'a r y JLuiry r|u* T b r lm s . Country Club Road. Sanford. 1 the art of Makeup. Kara while ( ’ h it ,tins* i i j ,n i* TWO NICE rooma. Fhone 26&-J. 1 training. ft mi,«II, it \V rill VNel) •111 Pnae Vat T o V tn rrs t II i i|I'ruoM Write I’carte. rtu * Haiti* .4 70ft Oak Are. J635 Mt. Vernon Ave., Orlando", Il> 4 * Ju h * J H u s H a l T n It. I . Gaa apace bealeta *M.l>5 up U u l t a n H U* A usl. i Fla. u. a p o p e c o . in c . RECORD PLAYERS and radioa M U X K H T IT t: I l i i l l T I I V l . l ’n for rent. By day or week. The ltra d n * llI llU tia r il t: Sr. s tu i T « MAN for general repairing and luiic Box, 111) W. lat St. Palnta. Poultry Supplies, Nails painting on small house. By T . K. W a lk s * H u s ^ » - i » * . Purina Feeds, Grofbnea and hone 053. K p U rJ tlm ra e N rw lm s * l u » r*aih day or on contract liasis. .J. Ik *rfn* Meets. Toucbton A WaUon, 1U0I T n M arlnn L*. lias,.* Ubcie. P. O. Box 287, Uke Hpt*r. *i*n,a* \ v * t i i , *tu* r , i h CeUry, Phone 1199. 2 W A N T E D T O RENT k .. -t Maryv-Fla. ----- ----- *------- rr'm r T n AH nn It T n m p k ln , H u * Iva. windows. 8 BEDROOM furnished or unfur­ ALUMINUM ItTeef*rawm/nt**am?* AUmdnum »«AN to ■ afl white in.uA K n r l.r v W a lir r |t r tu * Aaatr I. nished house. Phone 1000, 8:30 anre debit in Sanford. This is T - i v - n r f l r - n K t -r aint i* ji.ii-tt« i V double hung windows Miracle to 5:00. FieM* W m J r . H u s K m n is T n a good proposition for man who Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. la willing to work. Phone IV- K a m il, laian «*n 3 REAL ESTATE FOIIS ALE I Phone 1335. . M illio n . >:tla Tn K a m il, la-aa . Lyid 217-W._________________ Op, t HOT PLATE LUNCHREAL KSTATR rMATTKI. rtnim atiH s • '|Served from 11:30 to 2 at Homer's. T h * r t n -I » -T * n r i l.it and eppluia*# INSUfANCE WORK WANTED T n Klnrl Hlat# I » .« k MORTGAGE LOANS AUTO RADIOS, Mttorola. Sales P avla. C K I» r M a Mist* To AYMOND >1. HALL. Realtor and 8enrice. The Music Bo*. f l o o r Ba n d i n g ' a finishing. l U a k . Registered Broker and -ir , II. H To Flo rida Hlai* 119 W. let St. Phone 963. cleaning & waxing. Our pa«rr IlaIgVli. Insurance Agent unit enables ua to work whera * Atiall. II A. T o CHIs* ns lu t ih lint. 4 Florida State Rank Bldg. FLOWERS there la no electric conmcllo t nt U vle d n fee all occasions ATTENTION: — OWNERS OF available. 21 years etpvriVnc-. I ’a rk rr. H. I t T n O il li r a , Hetik McNBILL * YOST FLORISTS REAL ESTATE! WE NEED II. 51. Gleason. Lake Mary, Fla. nf O v t*dn. Sipes Ava. just off Cete'rv I 'a r v r r U r n W J i T n V J. \Vi|. LISTINGS OF -ALL KINDS OF Office ph. 403 residence ph. 810 R LAWN8 MOWED. U e pr llam a. REAL ESTATE — HOMES. n » « l * r . I l l -rV rr rlii* lla t ll* \l. Jerry U rd l’hor.e 7H8-W. — APARTMENT HOUSES, COM- CEMENT STEPS' for jfouT homo. T«* T im * - l.im a i ’i» MERCIAL BUILDINGS, LOTS, Free estimate. Miracle Concrete LICENSED prartleol nurse, mid­ Ju h n a n n . A rt h u r H u * L llra lir -h GROVES. MOTOR COURTS, Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1335. . dle aged, good references. F.va T n T im * I nan pis (Villa*. A l l i - l II iP fiu i A W h r . O * MOTOR COURT LOCATION& killer, 1-ongwood. SEWING MACHINES T n V S r m ,N I li a n - A S m . • YOU HAVE ANY PROPER­ a * T la r* M ~ r I O \ O P «|n*|-e«j * «i»-a SALKS AND SERVICE TY TO SELL, WHY NOT LET NURSE as maid. Stay on 'pre . p in ,Id * s i I* lU n k T n J I ” l» » . Bert's Sewing Mack. Shop ME KNOW ABOUT ITT AS mice*. Opal llrooKi, 1310 West •Ji* IIS 8. Fhench Ph. 1190 SOON | HEAR FROM YOU I _____ ____ ' - 44' ll .In, 13th St. T4> <*brlH4n«, -4«« WILL ARRANGE TO LOOK 1UXEDO FEEDS—eon-piste line. ft YOUR PROPKRTY O V E R , Hunt’s Tuxeds Peso Store 12 SPECIAL V MV ICES WITHOUT COST TO YOU. I WILL THEN TELL YOU NEW 8PINET PIANOS—Weaver. -RENT A CAR WHAT PRICE YOUR PROLiberal trade in A terms. The YOU UH1VR IT — PERTY WILL J1RING AND Music Box. _UR_W*_ B n t -f i L HOW SOON I RELIEVE IT PHONE 200 ____ ___ Pohne 953. t^*irnl Notln* CAN RE SOLD. A. CULVER BW K KI.AND-MOHHI50N MRS: REST home made randy, in * G O L D E N — REGISTERED U DRIVE-IT. INC « it cans for Over Rea* shipment ♦ R E A L E S T A T E BROKER, > H lll f M . % ' l ' f r %H Sr.'H US FOR and packages for home use. T t i . \ I A I K I M \ I M i l f K I . lH -A^KII. MAIN OFFICE ON K-91 HIGH­ MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING K Il«i94> fMliURre Ift N l w Y c r k <*Ur. Phone County 3105. WAY NORTH OF UNDBRK tl Y*’ iK anil w b i > n nt«4lln»c » 4 * • AND TYPING PA8Br TELEPHONE WINTER General Electric automatic blan­ d r p m I* t Mr$. M 3 r r * r r l l i n i m r k • CREDIT LURBAU OF PARK 188. 9 1« I'siWpll A kM U F, I l f l U . Nph kets for sleeping comfurt. HANFORD Y«.r*. If. H. POPE CO. INC. , 116 N. Park I'hoiie 180 NEW HOUSE, 2 tiedroonu, partly V«4U Nr» ||»fr Ir) rer|Uite*l |fl *s|l|»F#- I furnished. Small down payment, In iHr Circuit t*uu$t of FO R 8 ,\ L lT ~ Expert lUdio Repairing O m n i ) , r i o r u m , in ( l i R i i m f ni» t h* ilalnnec like rent For appoint­ OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 GENTS Fred 5Sy«ra. 3U~t,. 2nd SL 12th d a f . itf N i t t m i U r Ik IMT. ment rail 9173. PER POUND. BUNDLED IN Ifl n •till f nt tllVnrr# the rr .n |trhs|lhf, THE HOME SHOP , BUNDLES. ^ Ph t b l i r r v l i t H ti*l« nf k h i r h l i l t ’ l l Owner will sacrifice new, strictly WATCH A CLOCK ItKP VIKING A l i n T . UlsAHP.91. l*lMltitlff. »•* 10. 15. 20 and 25 CENT modern, nicely furnished 3 bedMAItTIIA IMTIIKI. •51*AHf III |».. 1700 Sanfot4l Aw. I'hiino IUJ-J HERALD OFFICE 9 room home on 2 large 'lots in fpridatii. very desirable residential secATTENTION MtMlIRRS W I T sN PHH In % brtml end n f f ir llt FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS ! lion. May be handled for less 8P»I Nt ft»rtf*rd FlttrM a th H lh " —DIAPER SERVICE— every rrirht at Homer’s.' • J l l b d a y *»f ( V l a b f f , A- U. I9IT . " ' than $7,000 cash—Bnl. financed. Italiy Valit furniihea hospital O I*. Ilrrn .tr.n, at, 1*1#vh »f a W SEE JOHN W. D. MOORE. TRACTOR, across river at River­ clean, sterile n'an.-ra aiTd ileoilor• vlt O u r t Realtor side Tourist Camp. C. R. Davis. tied container. Kc.momL'al ami t H ail l $4,500 will liuy new 2 bed-room safe. Fully mt-iliinlly approved concrete home in good residen­ FOR 8ALE—Good late model Call Daytona 2467-W c- licet for Lawn Mower, pcrfi-ct comlition. tial section. details. 96 diapers, a week. low price. Phone 571-J. . SEE JOHN W. I). MOORE. -F IRST IN SANFORD" Realtor ~ USED BOAT SALE Owner want*- to sell- attractive 1947—20' CIUU8-CRAFT IVi.uxe WILT- grityl corn for feed, grlU *. -meal .every Saturday morn, one floor home, containing 4 Enclosed Cruiser. 9 large rooms and sleeping porch 1947—23* 04IRI8-CRAFT Express * IngT^A w : B«U. U ke Monroe. in l>«auttful setting on paved Cruller RENT—Floor gander* B u g road, with 4 acres OL good OHRIH-CKAFT Dcl.tixe FOR operation. Reasonable ratal, San­ —; ground-chicken runs and stor­ Utility ford Paint A Glass Co. Phone age hi tigs. 1947—20' CURIE-CRAFT Custom 303.__________ . SHE JOHN. W. U. MOORE. Runabout ( Demonstrator> * ’ Realtor DODGE • PLYMOUTH 1938-31' CHRIS-CRAFT Dcl.uxe Several good buys in income pro­ PARTS AND 8KRVICB Enclosed Cruiser perty—some netting upto 18% 1937—17' CHRIS-CRAFT DcLuae 109 Psimstto Ava. Pbaaa 1011 » ■i ■ ■ ^ a ^ s ^ ^ m a e on investment — priced from Utility • fng and lRj pairing. L. L •9,975 to $30,000, 1941—40' Costum liuilt Enclosed Ptr.no Tuning 8111. R ei.. 611-W. -------JOHN W. D. MOORE, Realtor Cruiser 200 Mrlsrh llldf. 234 E. First St.. 1939—30' Custom Ruilt Open SIGNS 9 Phone 1313 Hull (With or Without Engine) . Show cards and' peatsre UNKNOWN-16' Inboard Motoro— DifFTs s ic rT a fiV ic s A-very nice 2 liodeoom bungalow boat O. D. Undress. Phooe 1021 type home on 20th, Street, UNKNOWN—16' Thompson Outframe construction. Has large Hwrira.^idihep dining town, 1Kttt tn1 heoed MntrnV ikp—11Wit)...... . li; iaer m plrtc railiator service. 106 8e.»Without Motor) cm. sun parlor; oak floors, per fi-rrl Ave. Phone 356-W. manent awnings—200 ft. fron­ HOWARD BOAT WORKS. INI'. SALES CHRIS-CRAFT tage. A strictly modern home SANFORD Beauty - SERVICE - and. priced right. ' Park. Phone 135$. 633-439 Uallough Road, Very desirable 2 Ix-droora fur­ nn Spiral permanent, Oayloaa Reach. FU. nished house. 2 car garage, bn 6 rn». A lunger. Cold waves, large lot. Immediate possession. S«o: Hill Howard Telephone 193 CriKiuinole A Machineleaa. All 0 Property In good condition and 2 BEDROOM «uit( , will, springs waves gunianUVrl. $6 up. rheap. and mattresses. Reasonahle, 8H arrrs In Goldsboro, suitable ROOKING and painting. Free w Can ho seen anytime. Smith timatrs. Smith Ikothera, Confor rolored suit-division. Price Brothers Service Center, Or­ $1,600.00. trartnr. Phone 1188. lando Highway. „ '. A good dairy ami chicken farm! youP nice 3 bedroom modern home, 314 hp. Champion 4iutboard nne ADD many year* of life tenant house. 67 seres, paved tor. $25 CMi. 20 guage, 3 shot • metal roof and beau Of v the home. We-xpray it the coier on two aides, good well, pres­ bolt actio* shutgun. $20.00, 314 vimi want. Block ami other con-' sure water system, and out * Chapman Ave. Crete structure sprayed In buildings. A good buy at ‘" w cokus. l*| color a. (Urns elc- Aprayed $7,600.00. Reasonable cash pay- GA8 hot water hrater, 2 years with best oil paints..Let ua old, excellent pmilitinn, $150. , ment, balance like rent. you a free -estimate, fleets Phone U4<hJ or 1080-J. D FRED W. RENDER portable spray unit, 808 W. 2nd Room 3 Fla. State Rank .Hldg. BEAUTIFY t o u t home with LlgHt. Phone 1084-L Phone 1039 ustrum hedge. Contact L. H. Albert Hickson Repair Shop Mann, Lake Monroe, Fla. for S ARTICLES FOR SALE 6th Street A Uurei Avenue . any also or any quantity. IIIarkMiiithind 4 . general repair FURNITURE Paint— High Gioaa Telephone 1^58 , Enamel for home use, any color CABBAGE plants, Marion Mar­ ket. L. 0. Mann, Lake Monroe. , desired. Free delivery In City. ANNOUNCEMENT a Very good paint at reasonable COVERED wagon house trailer, MARSHALLS' Ll. prices? Reel's Paint Shop, Phone sleeps 4, gas stow, refrigera­ Custom made Venetian. Blinds, 1064-J. 306 W. £ml Si. tor, whit* alnk, Venetian blinds. Awnings — Ten daf delivery — A -l condition. Sell or trade for Workmanship guaranteed Phone -SEED BED covera-200 lb bag* car or beach wagon. Ed Law1376. • ~ , Central City Bag Co. P. 0. ton. Country club road, SanBtfi 2462, Phone 4m.'OrUn(|ol R E F RIGH r T t IO N IH It VICB ford____________ Fla. Service, repairs, all makes C h r i s t m a s ” tree lighted The SEA-BEE outboard 6 It. P. mo­ MlLLKR.BLSHQf tor 1129X0. Gene's Trixaro Ser­ Music Box, 119 lat 8L 118 H. ParkA ve vice. 1120.Sanford Ave. Phone Phone 953. 9134. j _____ »,h“ * OCTOBER 25th will have an kind Al’ PLIAN of vegetable plenta for setting HOUSE trailer cheep, good rub­ ber. Phone 808. Repairs to el email or -large acreage. J. W. percolators, heatera, Bell, Lake Monroe. FU. Phone « AKTICLK5 WANTED MILLER-BISHOP r\ J L _______________________ 118 a Park Ava. U paid for GLOBE greatest cut-rate whole28 DavU Furniture aale distributors, effen novelCo. UL Ph. 953. DOLLS DRESSED — Prlcgg tlee, sundries, toys, gifts cording to site and requii ehrewd buyers. Globs Trading I'LL BUY your car regardless of outfits. Customers furnish all Co. 109 W. Flagler 8L, Miami, a£e condition. Roy Raid, materials. Mrs, Vf. E. WaUon. Fla. 507 Oak Ave* .Tnaa. 9f*L A ALUMINUM roofing, all Thure. 9 to It A. M., I to I AT ONCE. I S ___ $9X0 per eauare; baby P. M. - , ' ________ The Music Bog, 119 W. t t la g . Sganford B B poultry netting, XS i Phono 953. RAYMOND 8TUDIO Store, Sanford Ava. at 2nd St. Phone 154. Umatod u Suppllea Expert photographer available at all time, fe (* U T 0 PAINTING s u p p L m varies, blr all sixes, one mile beDulux and Dnco Spraying Bu­ gatherings. Ison corner on ML Dora and « 9104. NOTICES— PERSONAL t •I W ft l I — to to Ei Cocker Spaniel pupATTENTION LADIISt : 2 cochert at Stud, Maks a one-stop service for all , r*. Ckrl Moss. Phone 462-W. complete kitchen equipment ent In­ your laundry and dry eleanlng eluding two electric stoves. . needs by using /o u r favorite | 8 HELP W ANTED" , _ _ , a^ttf Ic-top hot water haatar, doubto, ttrain sink, solid weU-M lt'5 h - GIRLS-WANTED.- U ney’a Drug [ t IIK IIKLPY inota. Call 86S-VT. » ■''*■J s -1 ' *1 406 W. 15 SL • Bi l l 2-1 f. 2nd SL �tU E SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE SIX Ambassador Urges Kashmir Situation Is World Trade System • Probed By Leaders Hollywood Probe ICaaftaa** trwm !■»*» Oarj tee’s Investigation of Communism CALCUTTA Oct. 28 t/P»-U. 8. NEW DELHI Oct. 28 OP) — Ambassador Henry F. Crady dc-- Governor General Mountbatten In Hollywood. -J»<k L. Warner, movie produc­ clved today that “ until there and Prime Minister Jawaharlal truly Is a onc-world trading sys­ N'ehrp will fly to Lahore, capital er, listed Trumbo among writers tem with bl-latcrallsm, prefer­ of the Punjab, tomorrow at tha he said he believes attempt to In­ ences. and all other forms of ex­ invitation of the Pakistan gover­ ject "un-American doctrines” In movie scenarios. clusive trade advantages elimin­ iiu K n in ii, m t, n iu dlsuna norr general, M. A.. sfiiiuau, Jinnah, to Producer 8am Wood mentioned a “a*L'aakm lr situation,” ■ ifita llr.n H n f. ated. or at least In process of «na*a cuss ik the Kashmir of­ Triimbo along with two* other progressive reduction, world pros­ ficials said tonight. perity will be shackled and per­ The rebels were said to hava writers and sgJd. ” 1 think thajr manent world -recovery deieyed." driven to within 30 miles of Kash­ are agerita of a foreign country." When the committee declined to He said in a speech prepared mir's capital, Srinagar, In latest for delivery before the Calcutta reports. Last advises were that let Trumbo read his statement, Rotary Club that this system Indian forces had "stopped" the tha writer protested: "You permitted a statement by "cannot be delayed long, or world tribesmen at llaramula, where a catastrophe will catch nip with mountain pass gives entry to the Gerald L. K. Smith to be—," us." Banging hla gavel, Thomas cut valley of Kashmir. More troops “ All countries that Joined in the and supplies were headed by air him off with the shout “That is war effort have Joined In the today toward the northern state. out of order." peace effort hut ohe, ami that "I would like to know wharit The British * owned newspaper powerful country ha* not only Statesmen declared that "the dis­ is In my statement— Trumbo refused to he a partner In the mal, deep, damnable fact must be stuttered. eat enterprise of rebuilding but faced with India and Pakistan Thomaa banged hla gavel again. s and is obstructing in every stand on the threshold of war, "I have evidence-," Trumbo way possible the work of its warwhether so declared or not," ahouted. ainociaU* .,. without aaaodalet________ , • Cautioned to proceed In order, whose -military and material help Trumbo auted his name, address City RepavingIt would have been conquered and and place of birth; Montrose, enslaved.” Grady said.' "This is Colo. He said he was born Dec. 9, one of Ihi* most re* Iinordinary <<*»nfin*e4 from l*»«# On?) 1905 and haa been a writer since events in history." . . (Jut, however, expressed the opin­ 1934 or 1935. ion that Hue to present h'gh “ Ar# you a member of the costs, it la the wrong time to 8rreen Writer* Guild t " asked Florida Cabinet build a pool. Robert E. Stripling, chief (nvestl'A letter from W. A. I^ffler of gator for tha committee. In n r » « » U se I Chase and Company waa rrad "At this point," Trumbo re­ airlines" as “ they are our first whirl pointed out that the-com­ plied, "1 would like to Introduce lines of air defense," Ihr parly pany had made gift payment* for certain statement* about my work 'flew to Havana, Cuba, in two certain projects such as the swim­ from General Arnold, head of the dippers for similar rxrrriirs. They ming pool and that he doubted Army. Air Forces—" “Just a minute,” Thomas shout­ Will rrlurn to Miar/ii 'for a ban­ that it would he wise to borrow* ■gainst this money for any press­ ed above the hanging of his own quet tonight. ing need, die suggested that the gavelThe Florida cabinet in its 15- funds 1m* kept by the City for Thomaa reminded Trumbp of minute air session disposed of irv •any project that the City might what happened when Lawson re­ sponsor outside of operations or fused to answer .question* and eral items of business. Sluing na a Btidgft Commis­ repair* to existing farllltle*. . was cited for contempt. Mayor Gut told Mrs. Rchirard sion, they approved< a $17,000 Stripling told Trumbo that he that it had nut l>een tho Intention budget for the newly created would ask a series of questions of the City to allocate thla pool Florida Children’* Commission to ■that could bo answered ">»»’’ or dprrale the rest of thi^ year, and money for paving repair*, but “no." Ha added that if Trumbo (hat It had been suggested that released 114.350 for emergency wanted to maka an explanation repairs to the State Tuberculosis the City might Uirrow and repay after h* gave the •ap*wer,~th» thla money with interest, but in Sanatorium at Drew Field, Tarnview of Mr. Lrffler'a expression, committee probably would be and the ruling of Attorney Wll- willing to llaten. The muataehed little writer inson that the money could not be diverted unless the pool project lilted that he could riot answer was abandoned, the money would all questions "yes or no," assert­ ing that such answer* could b« not be twrrowrd. He also stressed the fact that given only " by a moron or a many streets nut down 20 years ■lave.” Then he asked for permission ago are In bail shape. Mr. Hayer, in turn, stated that it would cost to put Into the record the texts $16,000 $15,000 to„resurfaiy to^eaurfaa- East hast First hirst of 20 script* he ha* written, Street. "gfcfrVf Hanford Avenue. . some of them running over 150 An ordinance was passed allow­ pagr*. The request was drnled. ing maximum taxi fare* in the Trumbo said the scripts gave an city north of Twenty-fifth Street Idea of the kind of work Ire has of 35 rents instead of 25 rents as been doing. at present. South of Twenty-fifth Stripling repeatedly asked the Street and anywhere during the 'witness “ Are you a member of hour* of 1:00 A. M. to 0:00 A. M. the Screen Writer* GuildT" and tho maximum fare. will be 60 hi* voice had a tired ring after a cents. This increase was granted while. due to high costs of operation Trumbo evaded a "yes or no" and Insurance by taxi owner*. answer nnd finally Thomas asked: G. W. Spencer appeared in be­ "Are you answering the ques­ half of II. II. Odham to apply for tion or making another speech? a permit to operate four new, If you're making a speech, we radio equipped taxicab* for whlla can find you a corner up hrre to passenger*, which he said would -ftv rB t tn n jn t- diyr*«Veh day a Trumbo argued the effect of week service at Second Street and the question was to impugn the I'ark Avepue. The Commission'd*, right of any working man to Join ferred a decision to the next a union and to place an onus on meeting. Application of Blanch union membershl jo impair it.’ Takarlv Tor taxi parking’ space "Are you a 'member of the lie said international air trans­ next to the Florida Hotel waa Screen Writers Guild?" Thomas port line* are not yet on a fully denied, asked again. paying basis but "vast segments An ordinance was given It* Trumbo said he would get are, however, very close to the first reading which would In the line." He added thai the “ price Interest of safety due to heavy around to answering that but de­ we pay for these far flung ser­ truck traffic, prohibit parking of clined an immediate "yes or no.” "I repeat'- - -,H h# slatted. vices seem small In comparison vehicles on French Avenue except "Excuse the witness." Thomas With their work." in place* specially desigryUed for cut In. , , parking. , A delegation of City j><Hlcymen, ' But Stripling then asked if General Patton headed by Ralph Geiger, request­ Trumbo is or ha* been a member ed a raise In pay. Mayor Gut ex­ of the Communist I’ arty. "You must hava some reason Army's campaigns, wer* 'published plained why the City did not have •fuiMs fui mu. iiuf iHBw iii'ii'n u r in the Sslur- the City would do everything in "1 do,” said Stripling. ,«| should like to see what you dey Evening I’ost. They covered Its power to raise salaries of all only the lighting in Franca and City employee*, and that tb* bud­ hava." Trumbo said, "Oo. you would,"-Stripling tomget will lie reviewed by the Com. ratnled and tha crowd guffawedmission to ### Jf thla la possible, Than-tha witneaa waa exeuaed lie pointed out that the City can- Churchill Speech U '« e t la v,* Meat rae« Oael lion leader declared that nationslizetion of basic industries had fail­ ed and weakened the nation in lime of economic crisis. “ I feel fortified by what hs» happened in the United Stales.' he declared, adding: "The sovereign remedy to out present ills and darkening miifoilunes is to set the people free." "Nationalization has proved s failure," the opposition leader told the House of Commons. "D«er food, dear coal—and soon dearer transport—grievously weaken our competitive powers in foreign mar- tack, tha Conservative prfrty mus> tercd.it* force* for an amMult on tha Labor government’* legislative program for tha coming year, which rail* fo r further nationaliza­ tion of vital industtfa and curtail­ ment of tha powers of tha Houea of Lord*. ThJe pprogram was out­ lined last week hy Kin* George VI in a. speech—prepared by the Labor gov#rnment-^-op«nfng the new session of Parliament Churchill spike In connection with a Conservative amendment to the King'* speech: The’ amend ment voiced "regret- that ttu gracious speech, while clearly re TUESDAY, PCT. 28, l A vaalin* the Intention of .Your Majesty's government to continue thehr ppartisan policies, gives an assurance of the national leader­ ship, tha administrative Compet­ ence, or the measurtrs necessary to meet the ecocmic cristsla and so Rjve relief to your people from their ever increasing hardship." .,..* * * * • °* amendment, un­ likely in view o f the large Labor majority in the House of CommoOii..Would- be-tantamount to a vote of “ no ronfidence” and would forca Prime Minister Attlee’s cabins; to rtstgn. YARDLEY VENETIAN BUNDS America’a Meat Beaatlfal Aluminum - Cedar - I’oll.hrd Alumlnui __ Ask Ma Foc_tr*« Eailmate • P. W. STEVENS - '617W . Koblnnon - C Phone 2-0729 With Churchill leading tha at r Lydia E. Plnkham’ft VEGETABLEC0MP0UMD C lorry. Mayor Gut was authorised to proclaim a general City elec­ tion on Dec.. 2. following the pri­ mary of Nov. 4. Application' of the Elk* Club for a bar license was referred to the Cllv Attorney for ruling under new laws regu­ lating the number of hers accord­ ing to population, <rT i>b p APPFShm a ■ — m m i ■ ■ 1 P_| 1 1 1 f ’) | L 1J dum on "Conuaunisl qffUlatlqns •f Dalton Trumbo." It ,wq* alrallir to a report read yealerday on I.swoon after -Lawson refused to *answer a question. - ■• . - t Before the hearing began, anather writer, Emmett Lavery. P*d told reporter* he waa prepared » tall the committee that ba la not and never haa been a Communist. Lavery I* head of the Screen Writer* Guild and haa been eritlcited by several Wltnesae* before the committee. After the brukh with Trumbo, the commute* called to the wit* nets chair Roy M.. Brewer of Loo Angels* who Idtntifled hlmaalf aa the International ropmenta- • • • for attractive, new, improved, fume* lees, fuel oil heating systems that replace old-fashioned messy, inadequate methods. Get free booklet from us or Moving Picture M arine Opera­ tor*. your dealer — tells why modern oil house heating ia best for Florida, descries, the postwar heater type suited -to your Brewsr testified there haa been “ a real Communist plot to cap­ ture our union In Hollywood as a part of tha Communist plan to control the motion picture Induatry aa a whole.” He aald tha plan "came dangerously close to suc­ cess- but failed. home and your budget. Solve your heating problem the eleuo, effortless, efficient, economical way now, before chilly weather strikes 1 *'*; Brewer, a former president of the Nebraska 8tata federation of Labor, told Ktrlpllng, h# baa ovid- Hill Hardware Company Lee Brothers Sears Roebuck & Company Esst First Street 115 East First Street Frierson's Electric & Gas Company 208 Esst First Street 203 East First Sired I» EL Batten 106 Sanford Avenue H. B. Pope Company Miller Bishop Appliance? 200 South Park Aveni 118 Soutk Park Avenue backing Montgomuatlon Mather Fumitpre Company u* . A. D. Hosier Pin 915 West First Street St, Johns Electric Company CowmereUl Avenue * I a «a * •* \ U \ "v . \ ••,* i v ' 1. * & J • ,i rt*£r* * V 112 Magnolia Avenue ig Company M. G. Hodges Plumbing Company 609 West First Street ' Firestone Stores, Ind. 111*111 East First Street Ci Randall Electric Company Sanford Furniture .Company 800 East First stmt ,i% * .*v , '- Sanford Hardware Company *10 Bast First Stm t , -m J �\ In Unit) There U Strength— thk To Protect Uu P u n at the World; To Pisaotc tho Profresa of Americat To Produce Prosperity for Sanfoid. w eather I*atrlljr cloudy through Thurs­ day with widely frittered showra.'Gentlr tu moderate variable ■tntfr-ffltw lr o mtlnveM to »ouHl ~ AN INDEPEN1 ^ nA ii .Y NEWSPAPEIt D AILY - J L1 I VOLUME XXXVIII SANFORD, FLO Established 1908 3 Additional Movie es Are Held In ouse i -• _ . f WASHINGTON Oct. 29 UP> * —Adrian Scott, moilr pro­ ducer, refused today to lira congressional questioners a “ yea or no” to a . question whether hr la a Communist and wa* cited for contempt. WASHINGTON. Oct.' 29 ' M% Movie Director Edward Dmy- try! balked [oday at a question - whether he ia a Cbmmuniit and joihed til other Hollywood figure* held in contempt by the Home Committee on Un-American Activ* hie*. Like thoie who had preceded qyrifnT Dmylryt tookihe iuncFtEir the committee had no tight to inquire into hit political belieft. "The Conititution doei not re­ quire that I antwrr that quealion, 1 lie drclarrd. Before railing Dmytryk. tincommitter had bumped up againtl the tame attitude and voted con­ tempt againit these: . . Hetbert Hibernian, producer and "director, writer* Samuel Omit/. Dalton Trumbo, John* Howard Lawton, Afvali Bruit and Albert Malt/. Dmytryk took the itand whan the committee began it* aflwnoon teuton and almoil immrdi ately wat diimined and cited lu, rontr.npL L s u lt j; Kuuetl, committee In — fienatar-RoTO-mfileR' He Has Announced T m m _____ M. J. Ijodt-e, candidate (or City Committion in Group No. 2. today terame the ftr»t of five candidate, to antwer publicly the quriliunt on ivic ailvirt lubmitlrd to ihrrnrailirr thiiVrek. by the Junior Clumber ■f Commerce, when be relilreJ to The Herald today thr antwrn in lull. * * ' . . f With -expect to qtw't'tion V „ I, having to do with the retutfacinj f Sanfrtd iltrrli. aud pttinp in Georgetown and Goldtbotu. Mr. od^e .aid "Yet. t° lb-* exirnt Imancet of the City will |wiunt, willi reasonable aiieiun.iitt again. ( iwner*,r To question No. 2 regarding law enforcement, Including slot machine*, puncliboarda, and Ik>Ita. Mr. Lodge's answer . was "Yea." Question No. 3 on the appfintment hy the City Commission of a-Ciuuter-dUfurm Committee, for tile purpose of studying the City Charter with a view to niaking Says Premier, recommendations for modernliing put, and stream-lining it, Mr. Lodge E x p o r t s Include answered, “ No. Conalder present Charter okey. Will support any i Fish, Mikola jezyk necessary amendments”. To question No. 4 atmtit l he WARSAW, Poland Oct. 29 Ci t y Recreation IVpartmeqt. (ip)— l.efista remodeled Klanswimming pool, lennia courts and lslaw Mlkolalrsyk'a Polish playgrounds. Mr. Lodge replied, Peasant Party -today, thus “ To the extent of funds avail­ ending political opposition to able, without inrreaae in taxes.” the Communist hloc parties In With reference to question No. Poland's Parliament. The 5 on the proposed Sewage Dispos­ newly orianiied oserutlve al riant, Mr .I,odge said, "Yes. ram mittee of the Polish PeiRut it would require a bond is­ ianl Parlv stripped fit# of sue.and thii la not the time to Mikolajnyk’s closest adherincrease the bonded Indebtedness!” enta of their right to rrpreAnswering question No. 0 on aent peasants in Parliament. method of financing .City im­ provement*, Mr. Lodge s-ld, “ In WARSAW. Os i. 29 o h IV favor of necessary public impruvctnciiL. to extern of available infer Joici Cyiaukiewia. tnlii.tbc funds- without increasing public Polish Parliament lodsy that fron­ debt, a} Mrbv tier guariis had ptevenjed 35.000 Yfc. n w portsHq; iLon the .eg. posons Iium illegally leaving the tetHid.v of the City's sewerage ldP«ll~ leeUons, he roonnythu y n r tiunb*T~opposl-' lion, leader' Slanislaw Mikolajcsyk Z City is financially lly able a tu da so” . bad managed to lice. On qucstloq No.' H regarding gardini Tire Premier said nullung. how improvement! to thr Municipal unlcinal ever, to clarify how, Mikqlajc/yk. Zoo, Mr. Lodge answered,' “ Yes, with .fund* available”. the leader of the Polish Pea:To quealion No. 9 regarding a.ni Party, had made his way out conatructive criticism of the pre­ sent City Administratoin or it* of the country or his ptesent various departments, Mr.’ Lodge whereabouts. said, “ No." Previously there had been iprr And to question No. 10 on the ulalron tn some quarters that Mikcreation of a Civic Planning , . ----------— ilaasil, ha ■epUrtl. "Wll ■lfitaa y t *<*>rTyt~™ g"r h» vt brfn *l,P,r have one" bended while attempting to C l o u Frontier Guards Stop 35,000 From . Fleeing Poland! E > •— ' • A' •* L : V. -V.i ^----- « . Higgins Reveals Plans To Attract Winter Visitors K* %rft jig f ;■F- " ■— .*v Smfr •> < .r AS THI CASXST Of A CONORISUPNAl MIDAt OP HONO( WINNIL.rcprcicnUilive cd all his fallen uai.-q t*. - carried to the ceremonial platform rri’Ncw'Y’otk's Central Paik, men, women ntul clitldicu weep ume•tralnedly. About 400,000 New Yorkers watched a raiuott, bearing the Uxly of a symbolic soldier, wav* through the city’s streets to muffled drum iAmU and stow matches. At the memorial service In Cculial Park, attended by 150,000 persons, chaplain* of three faiths prayed for the 0.24B soldier war dead brought from the European Theater In tit* hold of the Army transport Jwicj'h V. Connolly. (international) Touchton Drug Company’s Formal Abolishment Of Opening Of New Store Tomorrow SegregationUrged By Truman Group Tire Touchton Druy Cumpatiy totLy annOunrnl the fotmal open­ ing IhutsJay ot it* Rrs.ill 5iq.fr Sloir «t I mi Stirci .md M.iytmliv Av­ enue, which is tei-aid-d u- onr i.f the outstanding ilutrs ol it- tvjrc in •Ire tlai'*, and un wl-irir aopinximalrly $ / ri,000 n iajj to lute itcr.i Legislation Is Asked Opening Schools To All Racial Groups \V. V. Bitting, who Iras operated! i the store, for thr* past six years, to take rsir of increased drmnnd*. today declared tint during that Of Particular interest to tinWASHING I ON? (h i i*, _ time he has seen a wonderful Iu». ladies is the rn-ntelir department er»-a»e-in* business* both tn * ltie whtrtr TirI tl|Tlirri T*T f»V't. iff toil!*trf, A tomnutl.r bv I’ <r - store and in Sanford as well. It rnistic flourca-t-nt liglitiriK tili*lll I lUlllitl |)l«i|M>«rJ liwl.iy (hat wsa this confidence in Hanford rovtdes for fine display, I'liis lariat SPHirgiliiui hr wqieri put caused the qpmpany to,put in ‘ I ik-lstled he thr Hanford Klee1" modern. _UJZ tn_lhu—uUnute-drug. tri»-t?oce-Wwit-<»rtd-«imw ,r»w rn * l l L A w »e r H-WS— h i - — -rtn*r,' ’ ------------------M: Truman's comuiiltrc on nul atore. lures of lilenclied wiilnot finish Work on the atore was alaite-l were iu«talled hy Ilie National mkIiIs, headril l»y'President Charles bv Contractor FYank Ashdown on •Show Case Co. of Columbus, tin. Mar. 20, and “ with the store in Klloh J. Moughion w»* architect E. Wilson i<f the ,General Elec Im Company, made* 15 rrrommrmla* full operation ail of the time, Io­ for the store clinnge*. -fThe luncheon department wns Iuuo on explosive luhjects in ihe wa* aide to complete most o f the difficult work of expansion to In­ muved to occupy prnelirslly the w h o le t m l i i k I i I s field. clude the "former B.. L. Perkins whole of the new addition oh the It uigefl the rnarlinenl of-Fed west aide of the store. A stnlnle-s rial anlidynrhtniL anli|>oll lax. store site by Aug. IS. One of the major factors’ for steel soda fountain was instnlleil the expansion and improvermutU hv the Liipiid Cathoiiir Co, .of and (.sir rinploymgnl practn e of the store, aald Mr. Bitting, wit« Chicago. The new department Im* _____ .!*> tbp-r i».ort . tohlcll Itiiv-^ the fart that during the jdx ^-..r j lUuld., tk. —i-nrmrltv 7T linn I migirs* with littlri sting prrrmt Wi(i proscription liiqmfl-1the old. The kitvhen wns in menl required murh more room stalled hn< k of IIn- sorln fmiiiinm glesi This has been tripled In site nnd nnd separntely pnrlosed nml uniIt trrqmtnemlnl lhaL Coogre.i and includes the spans. fornmily tdnted so that nn kltriu-ij odum and- the Mats legislatures outlaw occupied by McEwun's imrlx'r would come into the store- The* segregation ami disc intimation has shop in the rear, also uptilajr* .whole aiote I* nir conditioned. ■pace. Tho medicine and sundries Dishes are nutumulinilly washed rd nn t.iir, color, fired, or na II nsillHueU nn l-see SWsenl IInHilHllifsl siM I*M U;** tMftill l departments wore also expanded McGrath Elected j British Announce Civil Rights Group New ChairmamOf Trade Agreements Quizzed On Rights Democratic Party, With 15 Nations O f Communists Plant (“ I attracting, housing and entertaining-winter xititni* tu San­ foid and Sr minute county, weir today outlined lo Kiwaniau* al ihr Tourist Centei l>y Edwaul I lin gins, managri of ihe Seminole County Chainbet of l ornmnie, wlm |Miintrd out the adv.yntage\ ami fat ilitirs atniumlmg in th.* county fin tins puipotr. He wa. inirquuerd by J. Maitin 'Siinrei plfe'iT" r“ Piesentalion by llte lyiwanii Club last I inlay ol a letusi'ilatoi lo rrinald l.aughton Mrni»n.«l Hoipital was announced by Hoy Mann, ihnmun ol the uinlrqins liened cluldirn'i unnmillrr, who with i)i I 1. Iloss, ananged lor the (onlh.stl game at Seminole High School, wlirtihv |iuiihasr ol thr appaialus seas tinancrd. It was given, hr said, lo Miss | I,/.ihrth l.amlgial, 11.■•| Is I .su|H*lllltrndent. Supt; I W. Iaswlnn niged yoteis who pay taxes to vole NoV. 4 on thr election of thlrr cuutily scnle school 11listers ami on laising of scIuhiI lax nullaKe. Voting (cf*re»--wiH'- hr- -.it thf“ IminU t enlri and the (,ul Seoul limhltng. lie said. Host aid "Mojitirlh tf|S«nted on l||e, |f. eiil. las#, elot. meeting at latstrs Mm Helen Wrh It id tin- Cint Must, yiiiq ect niged SU|i|Hitt id the rjnipsign tu secure iitrinbrislupt f<n the sisocistiuit. Mr. Higgins tuld «f the large number of imiuittrs Is-ing received iiy the Chninlii r of Cottfineree ntul showed diffeieot Isruklets sent ill reply devoted in information on lei'rention, fi»hnig_. t.dd of limy Imw uami nameT r>imlllluii*7 II. ne tn!it of persona interested in Florid,, lire fumlsjieil t.y the Stale Advertisiug Commissjon tilllLshoured un triiRllRiaM «»n I'Hgtr I *KliI | ■Huckeha l.s Promoted To Trainmaster t N“ V LAKE SUCCESS, Oa 29 oP» Pilot Club Gives $10 To Nursery School For Fence At the meeting of the Pilot Club held in Ilie Tourist Center Ja«l—trigi-t-rventhrrr vntPit in (Uike n contrllrtitiuu of fin towatd buy­ ing n fence for tire Nursery Belioo) loenled nit Sixth Street and Palnieitt. Annul- One of the members nt-o dunatt-d a roll of wile to In- used or exchanged for more, appro|uiate fencing. Several tneml-er. of tile elllb __ .* .L ,. ”/* IP'LdRH' lllTtl ll" ' *' 11 1 «• ! nt til •• uri.t A-onnH on and lick i'lit vh Im u— — - — . V » .. i •-"V, tifniLl'r i i » to thuie fit I t*fn1 l|it uL lilt' Mttrulny i vi'fiinn, Min, It. <\ Miuwi'll, Mm J. I*. Hall nml Al Hunt were ap­ pointed n* « Committee to work on n project in ruiilunetiun with -other club* in liirifict-l'inir H 'S— stnte-wiih' project-' The resignation of Mr*. C. L. Powell wire with regret. , .accepted .. .................. ' ^ .repoU of o* . ii i i ‘ W. W. ,Hucke)ia, chief dispatch­ er of the Atlantic Const Line Division here. Inis been promoted to the position of trainmaster hi Waycrosa,■ Ga. effective, Nov. I , j it was announced today hy VV, M. Black, division superintendent. Rolx-rt ].. Llglilfont, night cliief dl*|iatchrr at Tnlnpa, will surreeil Mr. Huckelia The latter first in; mine a clerk on the Jacksonville Division at lie Land In 1925. lie was made an extra agent in 1927 and mm* tn Sanfurd as n train dispatcher in 1939. On May I, 1942 he was promoted to chief dispatcher. Hi* home Is at 4HI West Nineteenth Street. • ' \ vi- rr ill .f i iluits'il u vt>' met-tint* WASHINGTON Oct. 29 L7VWASHINGTON Oet. Jtt |<7-> TIh' President’s Committee" on —I’ resldent Truman today Civil Right* w-na naked st s news hailed Ihr 23-natlon agree­ conference today whulher It is in ment. in Grnrva nn trailr and invasion of a man’ s .civil rights tariffs a* a “ landmark in to to- naked whether lie U a Com­ lh* history of International . munist. economic relallona.” “ Never Chairman (Starlet E. Wilson, before have so many natiuna president o f General Electric ^combined In surh a sustained Company, ssiil "No."- But he effort ‘ to lower barriers In added that whenever he is asked whether he I* a Republican or trade." Mr. Trumsn said in a statement, adding “in a DemiKTat, he refuses to- answer^ W. L. DaHingcr, 46 world eronomlr s i t u a t i o n Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr., said Died Tuesday I*. M. Ihe new* conference was not the rharaeterirrd until now liy prog easier deterioration, this place for aorh question* because Funeral services for William it was held to discus* the commitagreement Is hrartrning In­ deed." itee's report which they had just Leys Dsslngtr. 49, who died yeshanded to President Truman—and terdsy afternoon at a local hos­ By TOM WILLIAMS * Ihe (Cpurl "doesn't deal with that pital after n lingering Illness, will Im- held Thursday afternoon -LONDON Oet. 29 W -lla r o ld quealion*" i 1st 2:30 o'clock at-the Erickson Wilson, president of the Board But aflrr the now* conference Funeral Home with the Rev. J. of Trade, announced today that Rousevelt was questioned by re­ WASHINGTON, Oct. 29 UP> Britain has negotiated tariff porter* shout the House Commit­ E. McKinley officiating, interment The Democratic Party iquaird agreement* with 15 nation*, In- tee on Un-American Activities ylll be in .Trergrecn CcmeiofyMr. Datingrr, who.# home wa* away today ft>r the 1948 cam­ eluding tha United States. and its present motion picture In­ at !t35 West Twentieth Street, hs<l Details of the new trade parte, paign today by covening it* na­ hr* told the Commons, will Im pub­ vestigation. in which witnessed liveii her* since 192.1. For 18 year* tional committee to pick a con­ lished simultaneously in th# vari­ arc being asked whether they are he was employed by Chase and Co. Communist#, and later operated the Smoke vention city and start the ball ous countries In about three Roosevelt said that "in sense” House until ill health required w eeks. rolling in an effort to reverse the it is nn invasion of a witness' ‘ W« have bqen particularly ('on­ right to Inquire into hi* political his retirement. He wa* horn near party’s 1946 setback. to secure reductions in th# belief.* “ hut if a man is a Com­ Clayton, Ala. Stpl. 22. 1901 and wa* a member of the Elks Ijxige Philadelphia and San Francisco tariffs of other countries, Includ­ were slated to bid (or the conven­ ing tha United Slates, which munist and th* committee ha* here. At Clayton he was a memavfdenrc to that effect, that man t>#r of the Prospect Baptist tion which Democratic leaders say Aould provide an Immediate op­ I t e a it a a r a a a l-ase K lak i) Church. will nominate President Truman portunity of Inereaslng-OUlLjlak Survivors includs the widow, • tCWallae*# aa r a « # SJafell Mrs. Laura F. Dssinger nnd one for a term in the White House in Activation Of Co. I step-daughter, Miss Sarah Bar­ his own right. Philadelphia, alINDIASTATIC Slated Tomorrow nett, both of Sanford; hi* parents, ready chosen for ihe Republican i NEW DELHI, Oct. 29, W ) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 7„ Us*lng#r convention opening June 21, was' An Indie defense ministry official All prospective members of th* of Dothan, Ala.; three brothers, given Ihe edge by high party' ,h? •“ “ U2 ‘ *** Natlunsl Gaurd are urged to Cary Cary Dasinger, Louisville. Ale., Dqthan, Ala. m and f/Hinxwi uyu—,., ii attend the meeting and banquet to J. E. Dssinger, officers. Early In July is expected But*, , t , t Uwhere in 6,000 ia rU ti wellKwhmlr armed be held Thursday evening at tha Albert Dasinger, Chlptey, Fla. to be the date. Moslem' Pathan tribesmen were Mayfair Inn tor the purpose of thr* The committee also will: threatening the raplul of Srins- activating Co. - •-I of' the 124th I ELUDES KIDNAPING Kashmlr, situated between Infant!ry. Division, I. Elect Senator J. Howard BERLIN Ort. 29 (An—Dr. WerIndia and ■PsklsUn, .4* prrdomlTh# mhatlng will start at 8:00 n»r Heisenberg, Nobel Prise win McGrath ol Rhode Island as na­ KSi nattily Moslem but iU Hindu Ma­ tional chairman lo succeed Post- harajah acceded last week to In­ o'clock ana th* banqtist wilt b* at ner and a well known euthorlty 9:00 o'clock, it was announced on atomic energy, recently avert­ mister General E. Hennegsn. who dia. which Is mainly Hindu. Sheik by IL P. Payne, executive officer ed an attempt mkldnap him and is fetiriag from the committee post Mohammed Abdullah, hood of the for Co. I. The banquet la being take him to the Soviet xone of because o f. health. Hsnnegsn was n«w provisions! government, ar­ held under the ausplcies of the Germany, Die Neue Zeitung, o f­ sleeted in January. 1944, nnd ran rived bora to confar with I ndia |Seminole County Chamber of ficial newspaper of U.S.S. mill official*. Commerce and the City of Banfori. tary govsrnmsnt, aaid todaf. ‘ M WASHINGTON'Ort. 29 (At Senator J. Howard McGrath of Rhode letand waa unanim­ ously elected today a* the new eharlman of Use Democ­ ratic National ('ommltlee. Hr succeed* Postmaster General Robert ft. Hannegan who re­ signed Ik* post because «f III health. The rommltee, apparently bent on selecting Pmtadethla for ila 1948 national convtntion later in the day, re­ ceived . Hannegan'* resigna­ tion. announced week* ego, after virtually calling on President Truman to run for election In 1948 and atlarhlag the Republican leadership in the last congress. Controversy Rages Over Question . Of Whether To Hear Korean Delegates - The l'lilted Nations debate on Koiea developed *in(o a bitter wiangle liHliy' on whethei tepre* srnUlivcs of the Kuican people should he hraid heir and hoo these irpirsrntatises should be chosen. The ennttovrisy was touchvt oil by a Soviet proposal In mute “ elnled irpirsrntalis es*' ol the Koreans ami was'hioadened when the tinted Stales pin|MiirJ qiea* lion ol .1 lenqmtaiy UN tommis* sion to suprtsise eleilions ol sucll representatives.. As the wiangle developed both ‘ imia .Slid the United Sl»lCS_WCIC__ accuiril ol maneuvering t<> drlsy srtllrinrul ol the pioliletn which has hern deadlm ked fui the past IH months, llm io was accused l>v lirlgiiini ami the t'mird States bv the Soviet 1'ki.silir. I lie new light hiouglil a stand still to dehalrcm Secret n> of Sl.tlr M.tisllall't |on|-o,| lot IIStu.ini -In timi* in Korea by next M anh 41. molei IN suprmtion, .siol i Soviet sounlei piu|Hisat lot willohuw.il of .ill I , N and Soviet Ttvops liotn* Koies L\ |sn I 1‘ lilted Hist,- ’loiii the (iem-ral A**<iniiv‘» fi’ -n*ti«n po* |t'BHllH(|ft( tin I'lAf l-llllill Commerce Secretary Sees Large Influx Of Tourists Soon *: i • «... vV ; ! r •. If Ov- i . e ? * . 6* ’ New Yo>Kf.Jays Homage To Nation's War Dead Lodge Answers Questions Asked - By Jaycees Of City Candidates JACKSONVILLE, Oet. 29, UK — .The Jacksonville Journal today quoted *fitat# Senator Walter R, Rove of Orlando a* laying ha had not announced hla candidacy for Governor. * / “ I'd rather not aay anything now," he wai quoted aa laying. Senator Koae was Introduced yesterday at a luncheon tt’ ..i ' Psilty BPI (IT"or the Mori;la Realtors Association-, as "the next I I HkllRKrt M I ' l l , K l|kl| . ••Governor of Florida." • • Hose in acknowledging the fftfl Negro Denies Story . troduetion said- "Perhaps we had , Of Camp Slaying 551 Register To ** better appoint a commit Ice to on Vote In count the vole*. I have been try­ DRUNSWICK, Ga. 0£t^g9 UP) ing to Ulk Mrs. itpee. into .this —ItewtRt"Dlhford, negro prison­ The City Commission met yes­ 4 ) for • long time." er, today denied testimony of- an­ terday morning for two hours in Rose iben addressed the lunchicn other negro convict that guard* order to go over the list of re­ eon on taxation, declaring Florida at a south Georgia prison camp gistrant* and to eliminate names ^ ^ i ,**1**,,V*1 fired shotgun blasts at prisonua of persons who hhv*. moved away management, lie said his- remarks lying On the ground when eight from Sanford. There were about were not Intended as criticism "of were killed iqst July 11. 2.205 persons on tho lilt before any Individual but aa a trend." Japtos Maxwell, another pri­ the new registration and since soner. testified vrsterday that that time approximately RBI new went up to men lying on rrgiitrant* have been added. Wheat Prices Break guards the ground and fired at them. Voting will taka plac* in the Sharply On Board Binford *eld 17 or 18 men fell to City Commission room. Polls will th# rdund but none of the guards-yopen at 7:30 o'clock and wilt close br e warden fired at men afUr Tht sundown, according tn City By AS80CIATRD PRESS » Manager .11. N. Bayer, Wheat price* broke sharply to­ thev fell. Binford repeated the story of day on th* Chicago Board of Trad* but a three-week plump in other prisoners that they refused Strickland-Morrison hog and wholesale pork prleos to work in a ditch because they tapered off at most of the na­ were afraid of snakes and were Buys Local Property returned to camp. He declared tion's major livaatoek market*. The tag lit wheat,- which car­ Warden H. G. Worthy lined th4 Purchase by 8trickland Morri­ ried other grains along, cam# *on prisoner* up at the ramp, threa­ son, Inc. of tno warehouse and tened to kill Willi* Ball, alleged news that tha Commodity Credit property at tha northeast comer P ^ r e H n n ^ h s r - ^ '' - - " * — ringleader, and shot at Bell when of Commercial and Palmetto Ave­ J J E he refused to .U p out. Four chase* of cash grain yesUrday at guards thin started firing, Bin- nues from Aquillnes, successors either Minneapolis o f Kansas ford aaid. Binford waa wounded to th* Clyde Lina, waa today an­ nounced bv W. A. Morrison. • f City. Only 10,000 bushels were in the lag. One-half of tha one story brick taken at Chicago. warehouse has b**n remodeled to Elsewhere, ' wholesale butter serve as headquarters for th* prices* moved' higher at Chicago Jaycees Will Hold Tamlsml Trails TrVk line which aqd New York, but wholesale Forum* Tomorrow will soon move from IU present eggs were weak, with prices mix­ location at tha BL Johns River ed In. Chicago. Storage egg fu­ The people of Sanford are in- Line building which haa been con tures dropped the permissible „ daily limit of B cenU In Chicago, vtnlrd to attend an open forum demmed hy the City. The other November eggs sailing at about being held at the Mayfair Inn to­ half of the remodeled warehouse morrow evening at 7;30 o'clock wtir he used by Strickland-Morri 45 gentk. son. -. New York cotton futures were by the Seminote Countv Jaycees _______j Th* recent purchase of 117 Met the candidates for the coming 13* 0 cent# to 11.05 a bale lower a^ for City Commission election. ______ frontage on Commercial Avenu* noon when wheat waa 4 H to 014 The Junior Chamber o f , Com-1 and 449 feet on Palmetto no* cent* lower, December selling at mere* haa submitted to- that) gives the firm ownership of th* |2»4. candidates ten <uie*tlons on elvtc! entire block which fronts on 8*m affaire Which they have been Inole Boul*yard_ and is bordered WAITRESS SLAIN rroues ted to answer. Each can­ on th* east by Banfonl Avenue. CLEARWATER Oct. 29 GP>- didate will be given IS minutes in This lend will be used for the Tha semi-nude and mangled body which to answer the queatloni. future development of the bus­ of Nancy! Haynes, 19-year-old St The program will be broadcast iness, said Mr. Morrison. The firm Is devoted to Ford sales and Petersburg waitress, was found over station WTRR. on a lonelkyoad.todar. Th# driver The regular noon luncheon meet­ service and occupies a rnsjof portion of the Arcade Building. of a bakery truck found the bodv, ing will be held by th* onlv In a torn dress and slip fees tomorrow at th* Ms; PLANE MISSING rere rolled up around her KLAMATH PALLS. Ore. Oet. neck. The c a m o f death waa 29 (An—Commander Hugh Tolley not determined Immediately. O'CONNOR SUSPENDED CINCINNATI Oct. 29 UP) — of the Klamath Air Search and WASHINGTON Oet » -M V - Walter Mulbry, secretary of base­ Rescue Unit. reported thl* morn­ Becretire Snyder Sold today Trea- ball. ’ Mid today that Leetla If. ing that an air search has been * sure agent*- are investigating a O'Connor, general manager ef the started for a private plane which left hare last night carrying, Govnumber of automobile dealers sas- Chicago White Sox, had ' Secretafy. of baseball for failure tarnor Earl from bam' poctad of having evaded Ststo Sento pay a fine for violating tha Stata tax oa “ unusual profits' Cornett, resale of asad M tl traded In on rules In connection with the sign-1 at* ' and Cliff Pilot *•. NO. 249 Associated I'ress Leased Wire WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1!‘», 1047 m. Dmytryk Insists Con* mittee Has No Right To Inquire Whether He Is Communist " ,,V > ' 1' 1 r ‘v " n " » ' lh # ShtTnUm-l'la/a Hotel in Daytona Bench ivi* given by Mr*. Mary Rnwlin*. A report of Ihe Milk Bank (hitlrmnn, Mr*. W ..E. Ilullyheod, levrated liial ttti.lt had bean •pent during* the pn*t month’ for milk fo r .needy person*. 'Ilie fund a* net up hy tin- Pilot Club and supported hy various other or* gum/nlion* and church gtoupl, is for the purpose of furnishing milk for any needy person, while or colored, in- ihe eounty who i* in need of ft. Th# cluii works In conjunction with the rieininol* County Welfare Board in deter­ mining the*.’ <•«*• Mr#. Joel 8 Field, who with Mr Field, teluriied yesterday from California where they at­ tended « postmasters' convention, presided at the meeting. 4 Mrs. Truman Doesn’t Favor Presidency WASHINGTON Oct. 29 bP>— Mr*. Truman said today *h« doesn't want to lie President, she doesn’t went Iter daughter Mara I'rcsidcnt, snd If the had n son she wouldn't rslss him to Im* a I’rcsidcnt. She aiso disclosed to newspaper women thst she wants most of all to return to th# comparatlv* quirt of Independence. Mo., her Imnie. after th# President lesvss the White House. Replying to a ouestion a* to whether she would accompany Mr. Trumsn on any campaign travels In connection with next war's presidential election, Mr*. Truman said: "I will answer tW« on# let# in July, 1948," (The Democratic National Convention is expected to h# held iq Julyj " c ir c u s h e a d ATLANTA. Ort. 29 Atlanta Journal said today John Ringling North haa reinstalled as president ot in* Ringling Brothers and Bantam and Bailav Circus in the place of James A. Haley" ’‘ ‘ t ' * . ___ _ _ i - := r . '- , : .... . T* ^ 4: ’ ..............■ , -w ' � 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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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>, October 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/ebaebf6e6939bd632e7e763ca5380925.pdf 6a4476c2d71d5e967c20e2360e5cd663 PDF Text Text 1 ■ V ■ -----------------: ' "7 ; • 7" , TUB HANFORD HBRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA New England Fire* Slot Machine • Oviedo Newa _ lUattiHS O .a e«4i. I)H| t l u a i l i t u . i l Ir u M I'u i -;u » ( (C n ttaw l IM « r a n Three) fled in fright before flames that the c u t of the' Stitt of Florida leveled from 200 to 300 'homes, and Mrs. Jack C. Kuril, Mr. and vtnut Willie Metis. Mrs. Charles S. Lea, Mr. and Mrs. including summer showpieces of Henry Wolcott. Mr. and Mrs. The slot ' machine, which *eTHE CHURCH OP HOD The Church Uvea." the international society set. 2309 Elm Avenue cording to Mr. Herndon, it not * Tommy Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Mer­ Rev. Joe C. Crewa, Minister CHRIST CHURCH, Lougwood gambling device "per sc,' or Damage to the ruined mansions ritt Staley, Mr. ‘ and Mrs. Tommy Sunday echool begins at 10:00 within ilielfi hid been damaged A. M. Mr, Clyde C. H um , 8upt. Mark T. Carpenter, B. D.. Vlear in this town alone was officially Moon, Lex Abell, Emmett Kelsey, 21 ■t 8Um!ay after Trinity Mr. and Mrs. James Partin, Ganto the extent that it would not We have classes f<if all ages with 3:00 P. M.: Evening prayer and set at $8,000,000—not counting br Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Operate. The lid had been pried good apirit filled teachers that aormon. the loss of valuable art treasures Beasley, Jr„ Ray Beasley. Mr. and All are welcome._____________ and-furnishings -they contained. Mrs. Jimmy Lre, Jr„ Mr, and off and the alota where the coin* will make the service a blessing Mr*. Joe Leinhart, Mr. and Mrs. were maritad hid - been blocked to,all"— ---------- -------------------As north winds blew up to a Jimmie McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. UNITY CHURCH OF Pastoral Service’ at 11:00 A. M. thereby damaging the machine force of 25 miles an hour through* Jlmmy Maleelm, Mr. and Mrs. JESUS CHRIST - 1 The pastor urge* all members to _*» lbat_ it would not operate. Faltb ComwaU. Mthlstsr — out tbe region this morning— gain­ Doe Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis lw present -at- iKts aerviee. --------"Since the judge withdrew from TUE8DAY . _ Evangelistic service at 7:44 P. ---- ----------„ ing momentum all the lime— the Cox. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Gore, Mr. the cite, for, at he put it, hav­ M. A special mraaagr to all un-1 •8:00 Pj M.: **Leason» in Truth, outlook was grim with stjll no and Mrs. Ferrell Beasley, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy WeaL • vj— 1 ing expretted thought at to the saved, an altar service will follow IValdes Hotel. the message. I 7:46 P. M.: Prayer service at appreciable amount of ram in Mra. Milton Gore entertained law' in the cate prior to the trial, sight. V. L.B. service each Tuesday •, the member* of the Oviedo Garthe riot machine wat not produerd evening at 7:46 P. M. A, program 1 . Light sprinkles are the bait den Club at her home recently, at evidence. that can be. expected before at with Mrs. Augusta D. Covington, (or all young people, * ?.* ■,* ASSEMBLY OF UOII leaaf Saturday, and probably long­ chairman, conducing the meetW. M.tl. Service each Thursday Pastor K. I. Wright The following villicn* have hern summoned for duty in County 'evening at 7:46 P. M. A service f i i.ht er -- In the view of meteorologists Jg* Aroon* tboM present wer« - to wrt down baked woodland* IMr*. T. L. Lingo, 8r„ Mrs Mil­ Court, Monday. Mr. Herndon re- that will enlarge your Missionary n UV wH as the-dry-apelL-went Into Its ‘ton (lorn, Mrs. Augusta CovingSunday 24lh day. ton. Mr*. H. F. McGowan, Sr., * .111 M A 1 A. Mornln, Wlu.hlp. ■KBW n V em u Sul4y, citaley, Mr*. Ml Merritt Oreoii While the raging flames ware Mr*. m Walter W. Borgurd, O. L tan6:30 P. M.i Star of Light Club. checked Jh Bar Harbor, fears were Burnett, and Mr*. FVed Pierson. dreaa, Huhhard Wooten, John J, the music, and the public li in­ 7:80 P. M.: Evangelistic Ser­ expressed that perhaps It was Staley, George MrCrura, Joe Bar- vited In attorn^. vice. only temporary. i n*«. Chai, Kotiert Pearson, J, J. Bro. lfargla will lie speaking. Senator Taft FIR8T BAPTIST CHURCH Ourrn, J. II. !,#«•, K. J, Cameron, "All we've done (a atop th* fire Park Avenue at Sixth Street Richard Muse, (i. W. Bailey, Chai. in town," said Selectman Seth ' ‘ •■*>•*•4 treat )■»«. nae) W. P. Brooks, Jr„ Paster H. Dike, Kotroe K. Rlonigrr. K. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Libby. "A little more wind would leaders that he was calling a spec­ If. Grant. Ia>jI« E. Baron, I>. C. John Miller, Educational Director Oak Avenut and Third Street raise a lot of hell." Sunday School, 0:45 A . M. ial session of Congress Nov. 17. Brock and Curtis Muse. E. I). Brownlee. D. I).. Pastor Three New England states — Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Hor. Douglas K. Charles, Taft wrote Johnson that he Chas. W, Kldridge, E. N. Sut­ Maine, Massachusetts and New Training Union, fl:16 P. M. Assistant Pastor ton. Ben Smith, Clarence Fields, would keep speaking engagements Hampshire .. were virtually on a Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M. 9:46 A. Mi: Sunday School for Andy Jakubein, Jr., P, J. Allen, war-time footing as National already lined up hut that after The morning’ service will be nil «g*a. John W. Bell. S. F. Long, Julius over WTUK. 11:00 A. M.: .Morning Worship Guardsmen, Legionnaires a n d the Senate met in 1948 he would Dingfeldcr, G. E. Carson, Chai. hroadrast Welcome. other agencies were called out to be too busy here to make a per­ Service. • T. Niblack, M. E. Baker, T. A. 6:80 P. M.: Junior and Senior fight the Game* and rare for the sonal campaign for the nomina­ Staley, Ben C. Cantwell. B. A thousand* of refugees. HOLY'fROSS CHURCH Young People’s Meeting. Beck. Morris I. Heath, J. T. Hea»tion. lev L.o W Hunii.Vl ' j ' ' v ' Mark T* Csfpenter, B. I)., Rector Just before noon, between 12 7:10 P. M.i Evening Worship The Senator hurried from yes­ Service. Sermon: “ Tby Kingdom and 16 fires were reported atlll ISS S t BU& • „ ’. . I ,7:3° A. M.: Holy U .Communion. -™ * terday* White House conference Tn- . . . . i dome Now." . , roaring out of control In Massa­ Mdrie Covington, tf:30 A. M.t Church School. ,t chusetts, where the Iota already to catch a ’plane for Cincinnati W*> " i- .......... - , • j charged with selling liquor with-1 ji;0 0 A. M.t Morning Proper where he delivered an off-thela placed .at .**11 above $600,000. « t a license, and scheduled for » n.| sermon by Canon (itimm of BRABHAM. CHAPEL ‘ In**'New' Hampshire, * ahlfthi'g Commonwealth II trial yeeteiday In County Court, St. Luke's Cathedrnl, Orlando, Beardslt Avenue wind, were ^ g ths fiUne. * * »• «" was continued until Oct. 27, Mi. 6:00 P. M.: Y.J’.S L. and. Junior Rev. Douglas E. Charles, Pastor ed Immediately whether the apecrdirectly at the heart of tha In­ llerndnn said today. li-ague. 3:00 P. M.t Sunday School. dustrial city of -Rochester at the ial session call -might' cause any The first fall meeting of th* He alio reported that John 3:45 P. M.: Worship Service. fout of tha Whit* Mountains. With changa In his speaking pland. Pinknty Hart, charged with un­ Men's Club will be held In th* 1 These have yet to be announc­ the edge of the fire within twu lawful telling of Intoxicants, Pariah Hall on Monday evening,! ........ „„ ed- But Taft' has been considering miles of that city of 16,000, school CHURCH OF TIIP. NA/.ARKNE pleaded nollu contendere. Judge October 27th. at 7 o'clock. Corner Second and Maple Avenue children were being kept concen­ a trip through Missouri, Kan*., Ware fined Hart $70 and coats trated in the event they hove to Oklahoma, Arkansas and possibly L. R, Kushlon, Pastor : FIRST METHODIST CHURCH or 90 days. ( T e x a s . Hla_SepUmber-October be evacuated, 9:46 A. M.: Sunday School. , Iter. J, H. McKinley, Pastor 11:00 A. M.t Morning” artVIce. Massachusetts' State Forester sentimrnt-teatlng journey took ? 9:45 A. M.t-Church School, 7:00 P. M.tfN.P.Y.8. * Baruch Report i Raymond J. Kenney said “ our Him 12,000 miles through Cali­ i 11:00 A- M.: Sermon' topic: 7:46 P. M.: Evangelistic service. fat# depend* a lot on the weather fornia %nd the northwest states. 1"The Spirit of Christian Wor. f* Th* Senator designated Rep. llaalleiitH Iihh e i a, One) Special service by by...the 7? young and the winds — but if we held 'ship.” veil Administration after Pearl 6:30 P. M.: Youth Fellowshl wshlp. people oyer ver the th* public address during the night In the teeth of Clarence J. Brown, Ohio's Repub­ 7:30 P. M.: Sermon topic : "Why system. 7:00 P. M. -All Invited. those winds 1 think we can hold lican National Committeeman, as Hathor. hi* preconvention campaign man­ anything,” Baruch, who headed (hr War ager. lug minor wounds. l^eanwhlle, the Coast Guar-I Industries Board of World War I, Beautiful Homes Taft told Johnson he has no Washing the eye* of the fire cutter McCulloch bucked moun­ was named by President Roosevelt fighters was a full time job in tainous seal during the night af­ "present intention" of entering 1Cn.llnu.il r,«m C s i lit.) in 1935 at chairman of a cotnnidter leaving Boston to drop anchor any other state primaries because, like s page from the social regis­ ttsclf. lee of csLinet officers to find at Bar Harbor at 9:16 A.M., pre­ he said, that would require an The business section of the ter . . . ' town is untouched, as yet. Armed paratory to landing special crew* active campaign and more time ways of taking the profits out, of Walter Damruach the conduc­ atlll money "than are available." and medical supplies.' war. tor William Procter, of Procter National Guardsmen patrol the Most of the money for Taft'a Today's task of helping evac­ In addition lu working with this I and Gamble; Mary IttdH-rl* Rlnc- streets. rntapalgp i* expected to be raised Chief Abbott estimated that at uate v i c t i m s of Bar Harbor grqpp, the witness said, he up-|hart, thr- writer; William P. Hamwas the third mercy mission with­ tn Ohio. I-eiders there are re­ pearrd before congressional com- Hints. the.copjH-r magnate; Mad- least 200 year round residence* in 10 days assigned to th* Coast ported to have act a goal of as well as the summer show sllttees and "went fully-Into ail I amr Rothschild . , , 1750,00(7, with Taft unwilling to Guard cutter Bibb. o1*, n,,'w **4fufe us." There were prutiably 60 homes placet were destroyed.. The lilbb's creW last fought contributions exceeding And Kebo Valley country club wind and wave* to rescue.the 69 accept Sin In the end, Hururh said, along the m|Je lour street, all pala$600. 1 one of the most beautiful in the *c,!"n to„P ut hil* tial manaiona. Only about a dot rsons aboard the flying boar In hla letter, Taft said he: recommendation* into effr^t, nation, is no more. en still stand. I lermudu. Bky Queen when *{j« J— 1. Accepts the pledge to aup-" Th# n-sult, h# said, was "foot --The fairway* Snd greamrof tlfe made The destroyed home* alone cnit nad* I .forctd !» th* port of the Ohio State Committee, dragging -ami - fumbling" aiuT'Tn18 hole*—each donated by s stormy North Atlantic Ocean. ; oh lo'w lir have 63. delegate* to ablllty to apply corrective meth­ at least- f8.6oo.000, the chief told millionaire, Including Rockefeller dormy On the return trip the Bibb od* when they were clearly Indi­ mr. And,-he explained thai the and F'urd among other*—look was ordered out egatn to takf the national nominating conven­ art treasures and fuvdshlngs In tion in Philadelphia where 647 cated" after the war Ugan. “ Fal­ Ilk* burned over paature land. Seriously 111 seaman off another tering step by faltering step them probably ran intn millions "It came with a roar," h# eald. .Vessel and Ret him-to a hospital- will J>* neceoaty fou a -nomlnation. Ohio'* delegation will be We moved toward controls," he more. "Several people 'I know- had ^tochosen In a primary next May 4 liar Harbor was cut off from run for their live* in front of * aald. "but - those controls were HINUJIAM. Mass., OcC24 OP) 2. Hat been encouraged by •f never sufficient ami far-reaching the outside World most of the th# Game*." —Six hundred mile* from the “ numeroua offer* of support night. The only electric light* In enough. I Maine coast, tha Norwegian lank: Communication with the outside . - “ It they had iieen applird Imme- the town were at the fire stal- has been restored now and the er Solatad - me as*gad Tropical' from all part* of the country." 3. BelWvea the nomination race dlalciy, many lives would have tion where there is an emer­ fire is under control—but the Radio at Hingham today that the f la. "wide open" on the basis of crew could smell the odor of burn* been saved, our casualties low­ gency p|ant. damage-ha* been' done, Ing wood* borne on northerly obaervatlon* made on his recant There was no panic,'however, ered and hilllanp of dollirs saved. wind* blowing seaward from western toyr. and that the winner f t , Dnsplte warnings of grkVe danger, as the crowd* gatherer) along will ba picked from amung "yany Turkey Charges Maine forest fires. the English and French n\ade the waterfront t o . We evacualtd When the report waa received able and competent Republican*" even more mistakes.1* by sea and overland. I'M* «•»> •here, the Solitad* position waa by a convention acting aa a “ fr5e .. Baruch aafd the policy •of ‘ The only one# lafl In the town ’-the <r»allei»S Soviet people agktnkl Turkey. 36 degree* north and 6 / tlrgrrc*. deliberative body.* ----?pfecrmeaP control* led to the at dawn are those who can aid I complain against the psyhologlTaft# announcement, which had waar/il threat uf infletlgn, "which In 'fighting fire. -Moat o f th*M cal aggression, their warmonger­ M - minutes west — 600 nautical miles from trre-devaatated Bar been forecaat for weeks, la the **, n u t ,ti> .human jnaSslauglYer, are men, hut there are a few ing; I complain against their In­ Harbor. • second - to come from - a number maiming and destruction,*«ls Ahe. terference In Turkish Internal af­ of possibilities.' Harold K. Staa• Worat consequence of;,war.''It cre­ women helping in making and sen, former Minnesota governor ate# lark of confidence-of men serving sandwiches and coffee. faire. I beg you, gentlemen, to WASHINGTON. Akt. 24 W>— .111. Ihem»«lv»* and in their gov­ • TIi# rich-and th# not so rich put, an.end. to this nefarious pro- Tha Amariran Red Crota an­ who at 40 la 18 years younger gathered whrrt the lima came to aganda. I beg you to reject the nounced today It haa aet up a than Taft, announced last De­ ernment." ‘ Uave, women and children Brat Soviet resolution." $600,000 emergency fund for as­ cember, and ha* been on th# cam­ What was needed, he a’ald, was Barpar was followed by Mry. sistance of. forest fire victim* In paigning trail alnce. Most left reluctantly—and on* an “ over-all price control law Vijayalakshml Pandit, chief de­ New England. Whether th* Ohioan1* .fonanl and control of all price*, wage*, M year old woman absolutely refused to budge after she had legate of India and ambassador to rents and food." The organisation appropriated •ntrv will arouse to more ouU Moscow, who ahlb opposed th* Instead, he sail!, "after having taken up- a stand at the-.fire SoViet proposal.' She aald' “ sup­ the money, described as an ."in­ ward action the-camps of Gover­ itial" sum, after sending dlisiter, nor Thoms* ■E. Dawey of Naw , ' granted favors to nno class, group station. * , pression nr- dIHoriftM of tha truth aftet group foughL'TOr favors, un­ i didn't want to' leave my homo la JuSlt as bad' fcs ‘Wittirdngerlng." worker* Into, lire- *w«ot eraas- , > York pnd 1other* remain* to be Own of llii-ie workers, Henry tagn. A drive has been under til we found ourselves tfpun eco­ hiit they made, me," Mra, MarShe aald India could |not fix nomic stilts. Then restrictions wen, ga*rcl” n1ahclifleld told ma. "Thla tha "guilt of countrla* that hava Baitgr. reported to headquarter* way for tome week* to hnlld up ‘ “Ms., thi* ‘ morn­ support for1 General Dwight D. from BU4*foi ford, •removed while.'peace was still Is as far a* 171 go." ' Men* named or unnamed," ing ;that preliminary • Elaenhower, but tka A m y *Chiaf ^dlitant." - ■ , No ona dared to suggest she Mrs.: Pandit aald th<^ would Indicate 400 homes, ISO aunmuir of Staff Insists he want* “ noth­ ’-Reminding the committee (hat move further. , ,T support either the Canadian o f cottage* and 46 barns hava been ing to do with politics." • he 'W * applied the phrase "cold . Atwater Kent, Jr., and tils fam. Australian amendmants to refar destroyed In York county alone. Taft, In hit second term In th* war1 to postwar "lack of unity Iljr watted until their homa went the question to th* World Con­ Senate, la chairman of hla par’ Among the victor#," Baruch de- up In Games before leaving. ference of Freedom of Information . . - ty*B policy commltteo In that , dared; Another woman atlll here is and Of tha Press. which now I* „ " tUTk*' *l{,lrl*t body and also hsads the Labor . "W# are tn the midst of a cold Miss Lorn* Joy. She worked tire­ scheduled to b* bald tn Geneva capitalism In genera). Committee which helped wr(t# War which i* getting warmer." lessly throughout th* night treat- next March. II >* « P *•»•« »h» ‘ brvedi ij* TsG-Hartlev Labor Relation! Baruch said the home front "be­ Manullaky took tha Vlahlnaky wart,* Manullaky declared. |Art< h # I*, a vlmrous critic of comes of paramount Importance" lln# In naming U. 8. Secretary th* Truman Administration's doIn "struggling with the after­ Its pries and tax programs, and of Defense Jamea Forrestal aa a . me**le and foreign pollcle*. .* maths and the' preparations for whether all aegmenta of society "warmonger" and quotad former Uaa th* ground meat, staw Ha haa been Ohlo'a favorite aon peace" and added: have been treated alike! Vlea President Henry A. Wallace "That home front depends upon "W* have not demobilised. \Ve aa saying Forrestal was “ dan­ meat, spare riba and tmall cut* tn for th* presidential nomination your home ffoexer first. Hragv twice before—In 1936 before h# the manner In which try has have scuttled and run—militari­ gerous and a menses to pcscs." baen mobilised and demobilised, ly, economically and spiritually." „The Ukrainian,. directed hla roast* which keen best should we* t senator and In 1940. be held tk* longest. . "Sine* he eonaidm hla “ first 1 E ; §?fS H i ^ ' Line of - * • r a w ■r J ; : _ t ,r ^ ~~ ' .. . I ‘ i * J ” _ ' - _ F R ID A Y , O C T. 24, 1 9 4 * Train Collision {ho Silver and Java Pacific Lines, a British concern, and if* home port la •Vancouver, B. C. The Army transport Elden Johnson offered asslitance, but the offer was declined by the Coast Guard liecause the, ship was too far away. Tanker Sinks (r « a l l s t M F a * . u»| in 55 ambulances by 9:15, two hours after .the crash-. Railway officials said one of the trains wsi probing its way ilowly through the fog toward south Croydon when there sud­ denly was a blinding flash and a grinding explosion a* a following train rammed into the rear o f the first. ’ Thi last two.coaches of.Lhe Grat (rain ware thrown off the rails and the two leading cars of the following train were splintered, smashed and telescoped. There la no locomotive on these commuter trains. Nearby reaidenta said there was complete alienee for a few mo­ menta after the ersah and then they begkn to hear screams and cries for help coping through the awlrllng fog. Climbing high, spiked railings the resident* rushed to the scene and i s v passengers fighting their way from th* wrecked carriages kicking out broken windows and calling for help for the injured. Ambulances and fire engines rushed to the scene but the latter were, turned back unneeded. It was tha aecqnd serious Britlih railroad accldant in two and a half months and the fifth o f the year. Eighteen people were killed and 74 Injured in a mainline collision near Doncaster Aug. 9. Five were ‘killed‘ and' 50 seriously ‘ I hurt July 21 when an in exprea* overtur’ ned nekr Tamworth. accidents In January killed ’en and Injured 46, -Twelve were a- three-way accfcbH* Jan. HI near Coatbridgt, Scotland, and seven were kilted and 46 Injured Jan. 2 whan a mall train crashed near Coatbridga, Scotland, and Park, Easax, during a fog. traellaM* trio* raw* <>■•> er, the Sparrow's Point caught {fire toward the bridge after a midnight collision with the Ca­ nadian' Motorahip Manx Ftaber In foggy weather 15 miles off Point Sur on the Central Callfontiii Coast. To shell green sov beans, poun^ The Coast Guard aald the boiling wyter over them, Jet steep 4,236-ton Manx Fisher; suffered ! Ov# minutes, then pour off th# alight damage and was able to water. You' will GnJ they ahell much' easier. proceed to 8an Francisco. . .The Coast' Guard dispatched a patrol boat to th* scene from Revival Services Monterey, 23 mile* to th* north of Point Sur. The cutter* Mag­ nolia and Tanay ware sent frnn Assembly of God. San Francisco, 9U mile* to th* Church north. IM S la u r e l A ven u e Glow wireless reposed' the Sparrow's Point'*..radio went qff TUESDAY thru SUNDAY the air at 1:09 A. M. (P8T). » Except Saturday Th* Sparrow's Point was en .7 :3 0 P .M . route - from Lo# 'Angeles- t o TSe­ We Invite You To Hear attle; the Manx Fisher from Los Angeles to San Francisro. 'REV, MEL HARRIS The latter vessel la owned by YAKDI.EY VENETIAN ULINDS America's Most Beautiful Aluminum -- Cedar - Poliahrd Aluminum Aak Me For Free Flstlmate 1 P. W. STEVENS ~ 617 W. Ilobliwon - Orlando Phono 2-0729 ATTENTION IF, YOU ARE IN NEED OF SCREEN io.vfdi: tr ■ ’ - m w ir e 1; WE HAVE and pretaing obligation" In 1948 to lie hla work bi a United States Senator Taft told Johnion:— ---“The formation of committees, and other work In my behalf, will have to rest with your com­ mittee, and my other friends." ,1 BRONZE and GALVANIZED ALL SIZES 24 TO 4& INCH COME SEE US HILL JMPLEMENT COMPANY, INC. U. 8. marriages totalling 13.2 per 1,000 population In 1942 were at the- highest rate in the history of th* country. R. A. (Bobby) Newman, Jr. 216 OAK AVENUE PHONE 446 Awiurled Colors- Clothes J.'J5 up BEDSPREADS HAMPERS A Q .7 5 up (Per Pair) fA B L E LAMPS V* PILIAJWS 7 -iy.y C Q .9 5 up. Padded . FLOORLAMPS IRONING BOARDS V ? up - Cadet CARD CABLES V* SCATTER RUGS SEE OUR STOCK ;■ ' of * Unfinished Chnirs nird Tables — OccasionarPuniTfure Mirrors *- ’ l • Utility Cabinet^ — Living Room, Bed Room ^ and Dining Room Furniture. p . —- = ; 7177 " TT V S T j - _ : ~ ! W- _ J YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD a y r*i?-- V LIBERAL TRADE-IN ALLOWANCES ON ....... .. ’ . , and BUY Y O U ^ ^ U ^ T U R E - ' ~ ' from TED DAVIS FURNITURE STORE *f- r , 3 1 1 E a s t F i r s t S tr ie e t “Growing With Florida**; i < V o ig .; u i> - r a . A m erican w « y ) \ p h o n e 958 �In Unit) There U Btrra Pstclr cloudy with » t«“ widely •centred .shower* lonilht a n d Tuesday. ^Modrrste occasionally fresh winds easterly tonight. be* coming east to. .southeast Tues­ day. To ProUct tin Pi i u of 1 To Promote fh* Pro*r»»» To Produce Prosperity for AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSPAPER VOLUME XXXVII! Established 1: SANFORD, FLOW DA MON DAYr OCT. AnHociaird Press Leased Wire ;19I7 Red Proposal On mongermg Aerial View Of Bar Harbor Ruins After Fire Screen Writer Refu- . ses To Tell Wheth­ er He Is Commun­ ist At House Probe Candidates Are Submitted Ten Platform Questions By Jaycees WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. UP) — Eric Johnaton told CongrcM Member* today the motlun pic­ ture industry will continue to "insist on our right to decide what will or will not go In our pictures." MI don't propose," Johnston declared, " t h a t gorernment ahall tell the motion pirturr Industry, directly or hi rotrtIon. what kind of plcturee it ought to make. 1 am aa wholeMartadly agalnpt that aa I yrould be agalnat dictating tfi the prose or the radio, to lha booh publisher* or tbf m»ga/ .WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 ,UP>The House Un-American Activities Committee today voted John How­ ard Lawson, screen writer, in con* trmpt for refusing to tell it wheth— ei he is or -ever wav a Coa..nunr 1b ist. .' * Robert E. Stripling, committee investigator, said that because the prrsenl hearings on Communist ac­ tivities in ’Hollywood are being conducted by a subcommittee the action will .have to he submitted later to a meeting of the full committee. If the contempt citation is vol* f cyl by.lbe.full cemmillee, a state­ ment of its action is' filed with the Speaker of the Hour* who can turn the matter over directly t-> the United Steles attorney for' prosecution. Prosecution would be before a The law calls for a fine of #100 to $1,000 "and imprisonment of OM month to a year in jail • ■fe» a ayen* found far who s hauled during a tumulour eschange with cnmmiUep - Chairman Thomas CR-T4JJ that he was rsfuslng to answey the ques­ tion because Ml wa* an invasion ICoallawea' .w » use *1*1 - Pan American Plane Lo s t In' Alaska; •44 Die , In Greece ready been submitted to them In writing are aa follows: L Are you in favor of the pro­ gram for resurfacing deteriorat­ ing atreeta in Sanfold, aa well as naw paving In Georgetown and Coldtboro, and- financing th* Im­ provement! by aesessment* against abutting property owners7 ’ 2; Will yati. If elected, support a policy; Ol strict law enforcement without fear or favor, and call upon * the Police Department to cooperate wlth'the Sheriffs office in enforcing all laws against gambling including slot machines, punehboanls, and IWlllaT • 3. Do you favor the appoint•ment by the City Commission of a Charter Reform Committee for the purpose of etudying our pieaenl City Charter with a view to making recommendations fur mod. rrniting and stream-titling it, and with particular tefrlenre to the election of the Mayor and City Commissioners by majority (t '< s lls s f S ■■ S *aae * ls | Blandy Says That Aggressors Fear Strength, Not Talk NEW ORLEANS, ( ) c t . ‘ 27, CJT’i— Navy manpower need* are more critical than al any lime in Ihe hiatory of the serv­ ice. HecTetary of th* ^avy John L. Hull!van aald today. CalliiM lW personnel shortih* * a it X i of rohtern to levery American cilltvn “ In th* light o f world —eondhlnn*," SulUvan added: 'The time ha* roar to be firm with ouraelvea If' wa wish to glvf meaning to the firm­ ness we would aaaume in l>emorrary's defense abroad. INDIANAPOLIS. OcL 27 UP)—i Admiral W.' H. P. Rlandy said WASHINGTON, OcL 27-^JP)— Inflation I* helping to kctpjlawa Toble'ssnvss, fb* Federal Reserve Board Bulletin .said today. "A* long as'Inflationary pressurea continue atrong,*ther* is little likelihood Drat unemployment will Tnereaie greatly,” the IsiardU monthly publication aald in an article analysing “The Current Labor Market.” . But It also snld that*pressure* for w*g» Increases are likely to continue pnlesi living costa are stabilised or reduced," because "continued advances In prices, particularly lit food prices, are pUdhf Increasing pressure orv (tie Bring standards of many workers.” President Trumen Is celling a sfqn of Congress for Nov.,It tt> consider, aid far Europe “ “ M **, f l *0 wll> propose legisla­ tion* to check "inflation, high prices and the high co*t of living." Th* Federal R***rve article ICMthwl « Pm i r o « ) ■ Los Alamos Workers Found Dead On Peak - S A N T A F E .~ N .II ., O ct 27, |J W — Lo* Alamo* atomic energy prelect official* aald today they •had b*en Informed by radio that two girt secretaries o f the ’pro­ ject, misting tine* Saturday, had * "•*(» found dead on the ley slopes o f Truehas Peak. State police and a detachment of soldiers from Lea Alamos yes­ terday began a search for th* giria — Frances B. Krauu, 34, former WAC from Baltimore, and w Mildred HartJr,- from Evansville, lad.- ( ‘ a < !. - -• Martinas Uld the Associate.) Press by telephone yesterday that the women were trapped on an ice-covered elope of the mountain. Ha aald th* women had explored th* area the previous Sunday end returned Saturday to rent horse* and employ th*.guide services of O CITY PERMITS Two permits were recently la■uad at tha Cttx Wall for erection of home*. Th# building firm of Doyle shd Forces received a per­ mit to erect a frame-dwelling and garage at 813 Escambia Drive. T. A. 8UU# received a permit to build a concrete block dwelling 62 Persons Are Feared Dead In Plane Crashes Two Auto Wrecks Reported To Police Two wrecks Involving Injury to occupants of vehicles were reportad to police on Sunday, Albert Lm- 'Kelly of north Monroa was treated at the police station for bruises on his cheat and head following a collision that turned his Font pickup truck over'i The accident occurred at lti!7 o'clock Sunday evening when th* Ford collided with the rear of a Chev­ rolet sedan, parked on French Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Street amt owned by Dr. J. A. Smith; 112 W. Twentieth Street A charge of reck!*** driving was mad* against Kelly and he was released on bond of $101. Louis A. Tata was treated for a bruised left arm shortly after noon, Sunday, following a colli­ sion between his Model A Ford and an Intarnatlonal Truck being driven a n a t on Twenty-fifth Street at the Park Avenua Inter­ section by Will Iren .Hermanr Both vehicles had damaged fenders and radiators. - CHILDREN AID. TB Th* Civic* Project Committee of the Sanford Grammar School, Including pupils of all sixth gred* rooms, reported Friday for volun­ teer work at th* office of th* Seminole County Health and Tuberculosis Asasoclation. .While th* ehUd^en were folding mail they were told th* reason for the work by IL C. Steele, principal of th* school, according to Mrs. Ed­ ward Kir*her, secretary. Mr. Steele told th* pupils that the project hy the Association was a splendid one and that Pot only children but everybody in Semibole County should help It carry on lu work, said Mrs. tureber. Th# third of a eerie* of tran- Inquiry On How Mikolajczyk Fled Planned By Poles House Of Commons Pledges . Sanctuary T o Opposition Head SOME OF THE GREAT DBSTEUtTION.wAu.ghl by I \t*„ can be seen In this air view lakrn miter the f lem and many manduns "ere complete!,) gulled. WAR.SAW.TTtf27T& A’ po­ lish government spokesman said today lha! an investigation was underway In drinmiiif Imw Sianislaw Mikotajc/yk, Iradei of the oppotilion Polish Pratanl Paity, had fled the country. The in formant, confirmed published tepoiti that Mikolajcyrk had es­ caped. Mikoljarryk's whrirahouts remained a mystery. The inquiry, the informant con­ tinued, is being directed to learn whether there was nrgtigencr on the part of Polish frontier guards or security agencies which ■ » Sls| t Intrinsriunat Patrolman Bender WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. UV Si-fixtbr llrewsler tit Mel said tiHlay.be 1* suggesting to (hr'Fill that It look for evidence of deliberate destrorlion in both the rosllj New England forest fire* and Friday's plane crash In Itrjre Canyon, l lab. “ In these day* of ideological warfare," Bre«*lrr told reportrre, "that Is the kind of thing » r have to watrh out for." lirewslrr, Just bark from an inspection of Ihe Maine tire arras, said there was evident* that some fire* started Itoni oil hotkrd rags. Near'Falmouth. he aald. a candle was found hurning among combustible material !• a pine wihhI. I)rr»*trr recalled prime objectise'of I mnniunista la lu rrral* disintegration abruad and bring collapse of our reononi}, Leaders Meet With TORT LAND. M r . th r. 27 Ihe death toll linm ilisatirou' ia itilJitc i.w lu c h - wmmjit k U OOOiOlkl ihtmsrt- m Nr'e I nyiattil atnn. Truman To Study mounted to.22 tudav as wra'V firtfivlilriv. holding viMnallv all hla/.-v weir warned tlial using winds would increase lh< (my ol llir Economic Crisis inhecheck, lUtucy. ■ Ftcdcrick George' Is Held For Techni­ ca l Manslaughter Natunlay l-sughtoti the irvult c'.nhrr in was liil by N lirri w rit evening at l rinaltl.Mnmtii.il llospilal at ul iriju iirs irceivetl the evening when lie a truck on West First ol Kam i's Suhng. India Urges Securi­ ty Council To Take Positive Action To Emllndonesian Row I.AKK SUCCKSH. O c t. i7. (A1)— Hushu slid the tolled Slates, in a conciliatory muse, jtiinrd lodsy In' a ari-tfr-O vote., uf O'c ITtilril NaJions to con­ demn 'all forms of propaganda' which would be "likely In pro­ voke or en co urage any threat to the peace." The yule was on a compromise ptoposal o f­ fered |ointly by I'ra n rc , Aus, Ita lia and Canada after Huesia'e entl-"»aimongti" rtsoluIton * a i defeated In lha 67-y natlnn political eotamltU* o f' lha general assembly. H> ASSOCIATED PRESS Si*ty two prison^ wcie feaie I dead in plane‘ (latliei today. Ail men who llco ovei the wteckage ol a Swedish anlme Irphtpuil which curbed into Ml. Hyraetioi, routlicarl o( Athcnt, Greece. Iasi night said all aboard were believed lAKL SUCCESSTOd. 27 C. killed The. plane <allied Ifi parR u m /i anli'Variuoiiget" prosrngri* among ihrm two Alneii rani, and a cma.oLaruln. It w«* Ihlul.lLAt deicatJj-by a majority en luutr liniti Ivtanhul to Alh til ilie 57 United Natmnt today jltri llte Sourt lat.v ill a Ia»tens >• iniputr <atnpi$»nirie mm e witlidiew laiw hanging rain iloudt linealliar -Rutiialt dial get nt >llrgcd enrd to hampri a Ixt-liung laud, waftnotigrimK in ilie United tea and air vra ith hn a misting Sl.slr-, Girrt*- 4ml Tllll^V. I ’an , American W oild A n w ar* the t? u.iti. hi politu.il tommit .vshull i.u m liril doling a i r t r i • •liirin neai K e liliik a n . with I f Ire ol Ihr Gelirial Assrllllil) luilted down r u b of the foul prisons almaid IMiinls in the S.iviel irsoliiUgn Nothing had h rrii lira id limn the plallr vinrr il ladmrd tllr ill Japlii sill 1rsilotl. I pis kl| Annrlte aii)MVi| that "extreme tin the entire Soviet pro|K>tal. 1 Tire cumiilitter then luinrd I'UIcncr" pirvetiled a tiyilemplal■ a new resolution on wairnonf e«l insltunirnt la|nliitg al 1. 44 ing“ suhmiltril jointly by Frar I* M (PS1). InvrstiKatms, mraiiWitilr, stud­ An.h.ilu ami Canada Ilir Untied Stales indualrd ies! tlie-sili- wlieii' n gtanl DC-*'1 .virulent look immediate tummand the tint time its willingness of llTe situation, sped with the anepl -some loini of action II imllHitfd UH rear Slv) "waimotigeiing ‘ when it agi tine i>Mir leioluliot Bid.s Arc Opened For St. Johns Dredging NewY orkJiunorB First War Dead Back From Europe I'l rdf litk Gemgr, of l^ake Monroe who according to. isilice, As refugeri In’gau to Iru’ kle hotnewaiiTun_a_ltw—airs*, die Uni wav’ lhr Jiivcr id ihe truck that "B id * Tor dredging ond improv­ By ASSOCIATED E*BB8 — . TToss lidded"Iwo *wIKeTist ul d*id in Maine, bringing the ilale's lulat hit Patrolman llender. was arirstrd ing the navigation rlmnnel In llu* ■RfTmp"*B(r business and la!»or upper ipaclie* of llu* St. Johns ' . leaders-^pjet In the White House to 16. Four iithrrs du-il in M isii-O 1 River were opened Friday at the on a cliaige til Irtlinical mantoday for an off-the-record etiidy chusetla and Conneetteul anil IInre dime v-i 2,216 A.fi-w went hfttne, nffii-e of the District Engineer, ' of.w ay» to help Europe without fli Michigan: Nineteen ‘ injured ihe Red Cruas said, lull pmat* uf corps of engineers, ill Jacksoiir hive Ikpcii hospitalised in Maim* them julned lln*tr. (ni'iuJs .aml villo. ' ■' , boosting prices at home’ and the Ttst of miksiiijr wa* relatives, Mime uUt-uf stai,-. At th* same lime. Senators the, time of ihr accident, The work proposed renidaM of , 1 1 minii'd front 17 to 7. ‘ A fte r an uvertiigld ijiiT k m George Malone (R-Nev) and Tom 7:15 I’. M„ Katiolmsn dvr pe rung the evistlng 6(1 mile , Connaljy (D-Tex) salt) they hoped Flames moving slowly « r ,: *. u y |H>lire, Way asthting navignlioti elmuntil from A slot to the special session of Congress from Union Fall*. In' southern of l'"/ l " " l « '1> ‘j— Kunfnrd. nml the -nJe channel in ‘•"•I moving of "art aulomobile l.nke Multne in u ^depth. o f, 12 called by President Truman for Maine'. Ydrk county ..n the Seen "• » l " 1""' daiiglr ,put. th. N'oT. 17 would lim it ita work to River, were reported r.mfii.ed tie . •*«' ‘ 1t" ” « 1' " rtport^ ' .i* in ihe tlilch !>>• llu- high- feet. The wutk alto invtiives Cftii■ i . . . a» - _ L i.* llt I. M l.. 1 w a t t fc- a . t i l l emergency assistance and Jrave _ He allegedly stepped onto structing Woodruff t’li-ek cut-off/^, the long range Marshall Plan lo *nUtlLJi/_l«tku -itui..-.^-W—ir—tlrpttr*; g b s y a v — s o d - in t e r l b r p it h " the regular aeaslon. of five feel. - truck which was being 'Hid* were received from Hill - pk report" by—thrTritemaUimaT •eihrrifFhcy food council .with we*i nri l irii Street, l lie Uretlging Corp., $302,380; Arun , memtiers from 36 nation*, re*lruck him. knocking linii^ del Corp., 1162,287; llepdry C'»ri'. leasad—in- Washington, said food (444.(13$; Atkinimi Dredging Cu, and dollar shortage* abroad rouhl (353.301: Palm Beach DfcHlglhg I eiry .N/r|uve of Mke Montue, Co., yt23.H6H: l':it.igun Construc­ rtmufi in world "eeonomlc collap­ se, If not chaoa." • an emjdoyec o( the Mayfair Inn, tion Corp.. Jitul.IHlt; Atlantic The report said world food who* was nrar> ihe scene* of the Dredging and t’onslructiiin Co., fCHaiiaaed mm Psas sit I accident took imnu-dlate corn* (336,086, and Met til Ihedging Inn ml of the ail Ual ion, api-il with Co.; (392,844. , Col. II, Teale said that the Poll Of Parents By il .mlmuol aM !*■■• slil award of the contract for this I*TA Supports Pool work will In- held in aU-yanre 21 Killed In Britain's pending Ihe final approval of uf way insliumejita lieiiig A poll of parents conducted by Second Train Wreck right* furnished hy tin- Seminole County the Junior High School PTA re­ ('hamner of (naumerce and the sult'd in a large majority favor­ .Board of County Com mis* loner*. ing a publte swimming pool which •The dredgMig in the 8 l. John* would be available to Sanford’* id Th* lit-rabi Pirk-the Winner *1 l**Hiir* today in Ihe wreckage River now underway between Palchildren. Children In varlou* contest which was sponsored hy "f 4u‘ Ediniturgh-London , express atka and A*tor la expected to lie schools were given allpe to take the St. John* Electric riiiii|i*tty Ram which jumped the* rail* near completed in December. Within 1it tVrriunH Killed In home nndwtba vote was 764 for and th* Hits Theater. hero yesterday, killing *t least 22 this section of the river, the im­ Philippine Vanipaign and 26 agalnat lb# project. Mrs. Sllvermarr picked 1(1 of the 13 eud injuring 71 In the second dls- proved channel will In- 12 feet John Schlrard wa* PTA chairman rontesls snd will receive the first jasler in three dsys of Britain's deep, Col. Teale said. ’* * In charge of the poll. Manila, net. m —At prise waffle iron given hy the |war-worn railwaya. <Dispatches At Seminole High School slips least 13, persuns were kilted In St. John* Electric Company. from Edinburgh, Scotland, placet) turned in by pupil* shown! • provinces of Luton Island over Bart Hinson was named second Hi-- casualty figure* at 23 dead' Light ItainH Fall In favuring vote of f l l and 1 tio- weekend aa campaigning for place winner of the fluorescent land 71 injured.) Nov. , II local nml national against. Enrollment there I* 460. MiHsiNHippi Valley elections neared ita ctimai.8oulhside Primary, with 370 pu­ Six persons w ne killed hear pils, showed 196 for and 11 tbK neVthern England roasts! Hy ASSOCIATED FRESH tWf h. While workmen pried their1 Welcome shower* ranging from Naglmkel, 246 road miles north of way into lelt-xctiped roaches snd moderate to heavy have fallen Manila, by a large party uf un­ tangled dining care, a spokt-amsn throughout most of the Missis­ identified armed men. The fat* of for tin- London and Northeaiti-rn sippi Valley and as Far West as a seventh— a (pwn treasurer who Railroad said: "We know several Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas carried money and ballota for th* person* arc as yet unaccounted where some wheatland subsoil had election—was 'not known. A convoy guarding Liberal for and finding their bodies may been reported tu need of moisture. Party gul>ernatori*l candidate Increase the lull hy another two The Chicago Weather Bureau Fa into GoniaJca Siuco was am* or three," said the rain, moving eastward htiihvd in ‘ I'ampauga province, baliot* after those of th* winner*. The express piled up at noon­ This week the Ted Davis Fur­ time along a golf course whose acres* Indiana and klirhigan to- and litre* military police and four day, had left as much a* an inch of the attacker’s, believed to be. niture Company will co-*|Minsor clubhouse was transformed Im­ th* contest with the Kits Thea­ mediately Into an emergency hos­ or more of moisture at scattered Hukliatahap armed peasant*, were points In Illinois, Missouri and killedter. Th* Ted Davis Furniture Com­ pital. The engine buried Itself Court Decides For US Fiv* Liberal Party worker* pany will award a rhennll* rug in a ditch and passengeri extri­ Arkansaa. Temperatures over the nation, were kidnaped In Pampsnga dur­ and a magaxine rack as prius cated the Injured crewmen. Four In Oil Rights Case were normal for this season, the shd th* RtU Theater will give immedlatedly behind It Weather Bureau said, adding that ing the last week. They were Half Of World War II a pass for two to th* theater for roach** were telccopnd. Seven others low readings early today gener- presumed lo be deed. WASHINGTON OcL 27 <JP>tba third through fiihh prith were overturned and badly hal­ Vets Seek Training winners. allv were above th* frost lln*. The Supreme Court decreed to­ tered, (inly th* thre* rear cars Skies were clear over th* East day that the federal government escaped damage. has "paramount rights" In oilBEAUTIFICATION WASHINGTON OcL 27 DP>Last Friday 31 persons were ern and Pacific coast states. rich lands o ff the California coast. Th* Veterans Administration said Beautification of the grounds killed ‘and160 Injured in a colli­ CEDED TO INDIA The decree puU Into effect con­ today nearly half of the 14.600,- of the Mayfair Inn Is being carried sion of two commuter trains at NEW DELHI, OcL 27. UP)— clusion* the court reached in a 000 World War II veteranx have out under direction of the San­ Croydon, a London suburb. There decision announced last June 23. appllad for education or*; training ford Garden Club which Is repre­ hav* been six rail wrecks during The Hindu Maharajah of Kakhmir The action affects submerged benefit* but less than one-third sented by Mrs. Endor Curlett and the oast year In Britain,- with a has acceded that predominately mineral depoaiU worth unestl- a c t u a l l y have started their Mr*. A. W. Epps. Soil is being death toll' of 82 — highest sine* Moslem state to th* dominion of India, It was officially announced courses. mated millions. props m l gradually for th* plant­ tonight California obJactod to th* Is­ -Veterans have Until July 26, ing o f many stales* and tropical ,018Th* Maharajah, Sir Marl Singh, suance of any kind of decree at 1861—o f four years from their shurb*. ROTARY LUNCHEON this time. It netted that the next date of discharge, If that la later The .Rotary .Club did not m*et said: "I have no option but to move was up tq- Congrets, rather —to start their mining. NEW YORK. O ft 27 WV-The today on account o f the Ladies ask for. help from the Indian VA said that of the 7.149,000 people of the United States held Night program which will b* dominion.” than th* court. Califern(a said Congress alone has the power to veterans who have applied for 42,000,000,000 telephone conver­ held at th* Seminole Country Club determine who p uy develop na­ education or training, 4i70,000 sations last year—an average o f oa Thursday night beginning at Veterans of. Foreign Wars Post tural resource* la the 66,000 hav* en tered__________________ 801 for each inhabitant—the 7:00 o’clock. Tha affair will be 3282 Is haring a fish fry tonight square mile* around th* entire them under the disabled veterans American Telephone and Tele­ Informal, tha committee juutounoed at 7:00 o'clock at the Elba Lodge west of the United States. graph Company says. ground*. today. Lawton Reports On Jerry Silverman Gainesville Meet; Named Winner Of Wells Withdraws Football Contest 27 �• iV j ' T ’* ' f if * - s i .r P A G E TW O The Sanford Herald TH E SA N F O R D H E R A LD , S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A Europe And Prices KMafcUtbcd la IMD F iU b lU ild il, r ir r ,i la la ilM a»4 Ia a 4 a r al ■ a a t a il, d a i M a t i l M aaa alla l i r a a , , 1 &■ i m Emiihunlzitur the economic crinin in thitt country anil abroad, President Truman has summoned n special session of Congress for the middle o f next month. And no one con­ B ll m t aa ataaM (la w m aitar templating the high prices at home, or tho’ poverty and C alabar XT,. j e t * . . ( l b , I'aal Of l|(r a l l a a l a i a , r t« rtd a , a M r r ’ H r A n privation prevailing in Europe und throughout many other at C a a a r r r , a l M arch h l « I . parts of the world cun deny' that it is not high time some­ thing were done nhout i t . . llu l.U M l I. ' Kdller As to the proqpftCta for successful roaultrt, however,-one 1JOIIOO.N UMAX must-approach this 8MA|6n"wilh considerable misgivings. . Jiaalaaaa Naaaart Hy-linking inflationary controls with the foreign aid pro­ i m i i ’i u m i i t i u t i :i • / .Carrier, aarah ............ - t — gram, President Truman has indicated his belief that the Oar Maalh • <** T hra* Maalha _____ . a fc*.aa American people are more interested in getting prices duwu Bis Maalha ...................... Aao than they ure in feeding Euro|>e. Yet it's hard to see how O a r Vaaar !« • aatlrra aaida al we can deplete our nlready'scarce supplies without further “ AM ahllaar, naalailaaa »M nailm al raising prices. aalartaiaMinia lar Iha par**.* al Nor can the' fact be overlooked that Congress will meet ratalaw faada, will hr rbarald la, al taaalar adranldna ralaa.______ on the eve - of a Presidential election year. Politics being lalaad SraaiSaarr HiniaraialH'a what it is, It is incredible that Republicans will not try to lar., m m r a li Thr llarald la Ihr aallaaal llald al adarrtlalaa. Hill- make political cupitul out of the present inflationary crisis. car arr aaalaialaad la ihr lataral And the Democrats almost certainly will try to-placc the la ih* raaatrr wllh hradaaar. blame on the Republicans. President Truman, however de­ la fhlrasa aad bra Varh. Thr llatald'la a aaraabrr al Ihr tached he may be from'party influences, cannot forget that Aaaaclalad Prraa aahlrh U ralillrd nrlarlr *l| la lha aa* lar raaahll- he will be the candidate next year upon whom the jobs of ratlaa af all lha laral aaaaa *H«l»d thousands o f loyal party workers depend. la Ihla araaraarr, aa aarll aa The clash over prices arises from the fa d that there Ar araaa dUaalrhaa. ■ is a large group of wage earners in this country who nat­ MON HAY, OCT. 17. 1917 urally want the highest possible wages and the lowest |k>»sible prices; and at the same time there Is another large BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY group of |H>oplc including farmers as well as business men. GOD LOVES US BEYOND ALL whose very living comes out of profits which ure governed WORDS. HUT HE DOES NOT WANT TO SPOIL US./HE IS A by the margin between costs nijd prices. In (his issue'we WISE AS WELL AS A LOVING hnve an almost irreconcilable controversy. FATHER: Like a. a lather pltieth The situation is further complicated by the fact that hi* children, so the lx>nl pltlcth prices arc determined pfimurily by the law o f Supply ami them that fc»r him.— 103; demand and that at present there is a great deal more of 18. ' ^ a the latter than there is o f the former. Increased aid to We don’ t know wh*t »L« Co*»t Europe merely accentuates the demand, while shorter work­ Guild Would do without it* Bibb. ing hours, production slowdowns and strikes decrease the supply. Certain government price supixirt policies,’ Isunchad Din McCdtly ol Tdrl during the depression and never repealed, only add to the hat revealed thathewill deli* confusion. r ailelyabe a candidate foi Gover­ What the American people need is someone who will nor next yen . ____ tell them honestly and frankly that they cannot have their We wondci how miny home* cake and eat it too. They cannot give their bread to Europe cotld have been built out of anil have it on their own tables at the same old price. Then the limber lint ha* burned in they would lx* in u (xwitlon to decide intelligently how much New England duringthe Ini few their minimum needs require for themselves and how much they can afford to share with others. J«y* . \ . Politics Iwing what it Is, however, there presently seems In Pematola one day li»l week year old man and his wife little likelihood that this will be done. M * . . . .— THE WORLD TODAY > LiHrAJL j __ M O N D A Y , OCT. 27, 1947 > ‘ Ancient Discoveries' .. Put On Exhibition FLASH a1 FQRES1 FIRES RAG! IN SIX STATES!.r lly DEWITT MACKENZIE A l' Foreign Adair* Analyat The Very * Reverend Dr. Hew, lett Johmoit, much publicized Dean of Canterbury, who haa puat re­ turned.to hi* native England after a tour of Eastern Europe, tel!a ua that the Unifed State* can make Yugoalavla it* friend “with ju*t 2,000 truck*." The Dean **id in an intarvisw that there1! a shocking Lack of tool* ip Poland, Czechoslovakia. Hungary, Yugoslavia, Romania and Bulgaria and added: "All they're anxious for i* to make friends with the West." Well, Well! Even Yugoslavia— for* only 2,000 trucks! and thea« am among the countries which make up the Nine-Nation “ Cominf«rm" irrently created under powerful member of Soviet Rusvla'a Potituro, to fight America's effort ,to rehabilitate Europe economically. Zhdanov declared that “ the U. S. S. R. will pul ail effort Into seeing that the Marsh, all Plan ia not realized.” • If Dr. Johnson’s observation* are accurate, then he haa given ua further.striking proof that the small nations o f Eastern Europe are indeed under Moacow'a dnmimstion. *Por all these ’countries, and Russia herself, were urged to participate in the Marshall Plan. The Soviet Union turned- thumbs down on the Invitation, and little Czeehosnvakla. which had accepted declaim*,. .. J. The Dean says IhJ chief T« m plslnt among tho pdap] n u t E til) ern Europe sgainst the United ifl States Is that America wanta to colonise them. Ha asserta th*rthis 1 feeling Is based on the belief that the U, S. doesn't wan» these 'countries to build up Industrial production which would make them more independent of highly imiuitrinlftcd countries. "But you can’t blame .America for that." says the doctor magnanimously, "Amt-rlra wanta. a market for Its goods." We wish the good doctor might he counting upon a changu-over Call Sent Out For to 1948 cars before next year’s have thought better uf us. How­ aircited foi 'ollering to ic'l -------------------; ------------------------------------------' “ Ole Man Whiskers” end. It has been said in many ever, it apparently hasn’t occurred Nazi Inefficiency two infant .tliildten for quarters, too, lha? where two ,to him that Uncle Sam might have model changes are planned for Whil *ome people won't had some altruistic intentions. It UAI.DWYN, Miss., Oct. 27 (A1) next year it will be the 1949 —A c*H went out today for blood­ money I___ Dictatorships are efficient, and democracies, fumbling. seems that all Sam ia after is model* that will embrace the more hounds to help solve the mystery This common Idea, like some other Common ideas, Is not so to Increase his foreign markets important engineering advances. « divorce rate reiclied a new of the elusive "Ol' Man Whisk­ ami so acquire more gold. The ny dav T d I T wtlkik sound as it seems. “ Fascism in Action," u study mude by only saving grace is that he can More V-8 engine* are a very ers," who has IxMjn terrifying Int year, the Federal Secur Associated Prraa Autnmotire definite proepect for the cars to the Library o f Congress, reveals tho undercover conflicts negro tenants in the cotton com­ loan some of that gold to Eng­ Editor gcncy reveali. There weie lw brougqt out a year hence. Un­ o f ‘the Nazi leaders. land—at intareat, of course. Dr. DETROIT. Oct. 27 WPi—Short- less some unexpected revision* are munity. ,000. couplet who decided to For several . days wid*-eyed Goering was' head o f -the air force, yet Himmler, jeal­ Juhnum says-he’s coming to the) age* o f sheet steel, -which have made in current ptenning Oldtmoit quit* during 1946, at comUnited Slataa next month to tall kept the automobile industry un bile end aome other General Mo­ *h« recrop per* tiave been running ous o f him and afraid of his power, bought an airplane with only 9,937 in IS67. Us about his observation* in East-1» *top-and-go basis for most of to polltO with tales of a tall, beyear* after the Civil War. factory in Rumnnia to be independent of Goering. He-also ern Europe. He will lecture from i the postwar period to date, will tor# divisions almost certainly will whiskered man who appears h*v* V-8 power plants of the reached out into foreign affairs, which should have been coast to coast. j continue to plague the car facwant to know what'i wrong among tb* cabins around dusk and, higher compression type. By that A couple of years ago after a l°rlea through most of 1940, acthe world, one place to. |>«- Foreign Minister Ribbentrop's sole concern. This caused tims, too, tho long-predicted hut when seven o'clock, quickly di*~ youf JfiveHigation m ight-is Dieckhoff, the Nazi ambassador to S|min, to resign because trip to the U. S. A., the Dean cording U> current thinking amonj “ not- quit*•'rrady**^antomatl t l r sb »- appesnr said Mtvisit had confirmed for j 'he manufacturer*.-; -------o f thc activities-dL theGerruanaocrot^urvicu which were minion* of most of the ekr mak­ -•lie knocks at door* and then One of the 'results “will 1w that him an opinion advanced by a ~ ers will be In production and runs, the negroes report. Some­ going on behind his buck and frustrating his work. predecessor as Dean of Cantarbury the Industry probably wilt not may not be officially w The trouble was that each Nazi big shot entertained —that America was 100 year, turn out alfy more vehlrtes next available aa "optional equipment” times hd hides in bushes and ----- i~ *----- -throw* rocks at th* windows. 1 ' Vtcbrdtd, but high fixation ii one hopes of becoming Hitler's successor, anti seized power, bchitul_the rest—o f 4he world in year than-4h» total -of 1947 out­ — xl-*xU a costBut n*w model planning right Other tiroes he slips in and eat* o f the primary causes ol high wherever he could flnd^t. I f that" Interfered with The war everything except religion, and put, Possibility that holds hope like - production scheduling, thair food. price* in the United Stole* today. effort, that was too bad. For each Nazi the prime concern in religion was 160 years behind. for a somewhat deeper cut Ihto now, is subject to change from month Peace Offlicer Jim Rtrnng* says the unfilled order bank I* that The Census Bureau reveali that was Number One. La this pattern being repeated in some "I sgre# with him eomMAelv," the tenant* describe him as "white, to month Insofar as presentation Dr. Johnson declared at a rally more o f next year's assemblies dates ark conrerrifcd. The design with s long, shaggy beard and for the year ending June 30, 1946, other countries? . . . for the London Dally Worker, the probably will be passenger vehi­ of virtually all the 194H models wearing a Mue shirt and khaki tax receipt* of frderal, Mate, city cles. Communist organ » has been finalized and no moth trousers—tall and erect," aad county government* amounted This year's production, expected changes uf major importance can About that same time the Dean Realm Sheriff Charles Trapp aay* a Lords Of Ip 32 billion dollar*, or .an av­ to fall only a little under the addressed a London meeting of 20-man posse hunted for the piysbe made. . erage of $1,340 for each.of the 6,000,000 unit level, will IrvrtUda the BrIHsh Soviet Society, observ. The planned dates fbr starting tery man all day without suc­ Whnt may become Uju gi-catcut ooniititiitlonal jam in ing the twenty-ninth anniversary cloee to 1,200,000 truck* and nation*! 39.000.0Q0 families. You 1948 model output, however, have cess. may not have paid your iharc Britain aincc Edward VIH’a abdication la Prime Miniater of the Red revolution lie s^id coaches. The 1,000,000th truck to been pushed back steadily until it Some tenants take shotguns Ipto be produced In the United States Russia contained “ a desp-rdotrd in taxation, but you made up for Attleu’a propoial ‘ that the Houae o f Commona limit atill now annears )hsl vrrv frw.,..IT. lha I—"---,-c--‘ ' his year rime nff moral power sous! In snv any, new model* are likely to sp- Lula Jtne Bell, said she took a it on the - pricei of the things further the already weakened Houae of Isird^. The Idea htes on M.ondey of this week. z"ar in January. New Cadillpra. potshot at the whiekored gent f"| P k.m 1.. Iuim. ------------ w ni -firat |irraerrtHtl III ir^leet'h by King Georife -- and how irr lh# world"—a power which “ is But demand forcommercial not going la lw dominating,, but Wednesday when ho turned queer he muat have felt rending that pronouncement-from- benevolent to lw used for the vehicli* hes begun to tighten up, Uqlcke, Mercury* and Lincoln* last up at the end of a hedgerow. At if to show how carrlrtily pzohdbly will be delayed until particularly in the heavier clasaithd-thromi! world's good.” . For the last several nights the epithet* are handled about in thii flcalloo#! indication* 'am this early February, Th* Fords »huuid It looks ar tiibugh wo backward, year’* Thin further curtailment J)f tho Lorda’ |K>wura probably sharecroppers have been gather­ record-breaking output will appear *arly In the ipringcountry, bow little meaning thry will be put to-a vote within a few montha. Now if the Com- money-grubbing Americans have necessitate a tapering off in truck The best current guana is that ing in one cabin to spend the really have, Herbert Nelion. of the Ihe’wrong slant sbdul the the new Chrysler line will come night. mona rule to deflate the Lorda, what would happen if the entirely ■»Mmbji«* next year. So marq Unevolence of Russia. Anyway, Nptiorial A»ioci*tion 'of Real Fa­ Sheriff .Trapp said "OP Man passenger cars end fewer trucks cut "some time" in the’ year's tale Boirdi, hat apologired to Lords ahould refuae to accept auch legialation from the It will ho Interesting to hear what probably will make up next year's second quarter. Commoners? Dean Johnson haa to tall u*.‘ ' Senator Taft for calling him Perhaps he can help us better to production. But they won't. The Houae of'Idtrda by quite Co.mmuniit. It iremi dial Scnsloi The car manufacturers are Tally’s Silver Do understand the benevolent operaaccustomed to losinjr |wwer a little at a time. When Comfrankly concerned about tho eon-, Taft hsd advocated a broad fed­ tlonk nf the Soviet Union In tho 'tinulng shortage of sheet steel. eral limning program which the mons won the powers o f purse and sword back there in the United Nations, Mill* with an Tndlceted output o f ' tho. Housu o f Lorda. an u modern. .cob real eitslc man didn't like and seventeenth , . . . century, . . . . . an additional 2,600.000 tons anhe slid Taft “ wai merely follow-. DmniHt m ight put it, enter?ti the .beginning o f the end deW e a t M u l e d to let brought ins *he lCommuniit ing the 0 inrminut Party ■line.' pltftrtient. operation,by tho steel IndusSANFORD l -next year. Tho car industry, After thinking it oVtf, he Evidently ----- -----course, Will not gat all that rtallied hpw silly such a - charge Editor, oulpm. but n Is depending upon resily is. ^ -----Sanford Herald ' at Uast a proportionate share of Hanford, Florid*. IL • • Ms t o l d Ststien. Republican Dear Sir: ■y WILLIAM MIT , Thar* is another conaidtratlon candidate f.n r Piciidcnl, w h o My attention* hgx been recently Involved In- the car manufacturers' CrsitsI Press Writer m*ny Demociats believe would celled to the fine apace that you estimate that neat year's aggre­ , THE UNITED STATES Benthe Cgnsirvs Food campaign hsv* given in the recent issue of gate output is not likely to *x* make a good Democratic nominee, pts sot rid of..* lot of lu aa- < (bops no onn has btaUn ua to your paper In which you have ceed that of this year - the daes„.not like the looks of lha tttqua fumttusn by auction. UnItM: "A Tssnar UntUd Statsa mphasized the need of financial probability that many of the Hollywood probe. Slid lays that Irbrtuoatsly, howevsr,. that old gtvte Wtaltnt Europe* a fatter port for our Society. motorcar makers will crowd two publicizing of pc non* al Commun­ {gadget, tbs ftllbuaUr, was not chance.” am happy to tell you that we new model introductions Into the ists without any tea) evidence is put on the bloo.. have had a pretty favorable re- 1948 calendar year. l i t , V~K Dep was la*. V-J D or •puna# but not enough to take f I I I an un-American ■procedure. 'Th* Many*of th* producer* planning Radio sotp opiru , esye a wo* belt*/. But, now, with cere of the large deficit that had 1941 model presentation* between charge of Communism should only accumulated during ths summer tafffy council oticUI. Itutn Vlthiiuky and Gromyko souodJen. 1 and mld-tpring wilt alto be made.' be ttys, “ with, ths lag a9 before she UN wt k**o munths. We earnestly hope that houuiold dccfrfent*. Tklt dor* presentation of that kind of evi­ between now end the end of the too many F*G Doy*. not Include I&**• tiat conztsafdence that would be rtceived in year, that w* shall*receive infIp btppto to M*P epoto cJkdr* I I 1, court." However, the Communists Isid of the aseniti1 will bring flcient fund* to make It no* **'*'•j ,f lha Hunter's Mean. And, fee the for ua to cere for all of the chil­ do not follow that policy in chargA Oread Dane, •»*r wham luckless alinred, the hunter'.* dren that must bo provided for pig other* of being rtacltOMri**, between now end then and also ■ Mb «»»«Mly • M tlt wn» In <sdt™ FaKtil*. pay off the balance of the deffamln, suddenly gave birth to ■ 1 1 1 litter of p«»«. tbni H *di It Netlonnt Cat Week bw been Thanking you In ell sincerity seally a salfwpaaiaied Solemea. proclaim?,:! fpr Nov. 2-9. How­ your wonderful Interest end exit ; | l-* ! ‘ * . ever, kitty shouldn't lake tbit for help. Hwogs Ho on# has asked ua, too seriously—b * c s u a e doga Tery sincerely, can t rtsd. , . --------------Marcus C. Fagg, State Superintends only locally. Curtain Ueaels will not tangle A so-called .population bill,” It made He term*i effective In coua- If thsy aro combed smooth aad ties having populated of not lied with string at th*U «nd< Wless than 16,200 and not more fors washing. It’s worth tho ofthan 16,800. Highlands wag the only county In this classification. Isft-over sandwiches a r e __ ilcioua browned In buttar or other hot ■fa t ' v ■ Steel Shortages Continue To Delay Auto Industry AP Ncwifeaturra DELOS, the Cyclades, Aegean Sea—A Wealth of ngw archaeo­ logical object! uncovered during the past year by the 101-year-old French Archaeological School of Athena have been put on public, exhibition un this Cyclades island which Ilea in the nuctcua of 224 ‘white Islands.” The discoveries Include chiseled Mycehean modtei of columns in Ivory which date back to E41M) B. C.. little Ivory figures repn>» ensting animals in pairs fighting o w another,* aantpir-s nr tiny, or.' ^ nale /relics in bas-relief, am! X * statue of a Mytcnran .warrior;-, dressed in loin cloth and bracelet. Other new object* unearthed are • ’ jewels of guld and silver, and various precious ltunel, al" Well as little tools and fragments of bronze and pottery. Delos. the mythological birth­ place of Apollo and Artemi*, is where Greek music, poetry, and medicine were invigorated under the brilliance of Apollo's sun and % tempered under Artemi* moon. One time religious center of Ionian culture, and seat nf the treasury of the- Ionian league, Delos today is a thrce-milo rockv-ridge of granite with al­ most no vegetation. Excavations of the ancient city uf Delos, 200 years older than Pompeii, on the site whlrh was completely destroyed by pirates in 60 B. C. were begun, by that-'* ^ F r e n c h archaeologicnl MbvuLff W Thomas llomolle - undertook the first ax hapalive «-xp)of*UoQ of <lf 11,1iUi ,• rr-jt w ,Tmhf i , f island. a _ 0a t-:.;,, JI J -.* I‘at if nl Fork was continued-j tnroughuut 70' year'f? Aflrr VifH the achool cqjvcrntrsted, «R, ipt,, aclivitlea to excavating, Delo*. More compete excavation* from, that date throughout both period! of —war- and ' Ahe ocrupatlhn O f" Greece resulted in the cxcavsflon of an entire city. Delos l* a boat trip' uf vseven hours fronj the port of Piraeus., , From the entrance to the har­ bor one cap still sen (he porticos of Philip of Mscedon, the old warehouses half-imbedded now , the sea. and the peak o( Mount ynthos, with remains of the. temple of Zeua. There are ruins _ also of temples to Apollo, Ar­ temis, UTohyslu*, one to "foreign Gods" and numerous other*. 0 Whiskers' must lie some old re­ cluse who come*.around when hn gets hungry.” '** * - Choose The Right Medicine! Hr W. V. Uilting Tnuchton Drug Co. (h a competent druggist compounds a prescription for you he" it certain that you aro buying medicine that ha* posi­ tive value, , _ This I* the 17Uth uf a-pccie* of Editorial Advertisements appearing in this paper ear Monday. Ssaford Allaatk Bk. - Bldg, Hearsi 8,r-----" a I ’ | . : .- Certain prepared Ditdtrlnes are sold far, the cure of many common ailment*.- ThHe prep­ arations often 1 contain drugs which are of no value, or drug* which may cause unfavorable reaction. *' . But the only one who can correctly prescribe .the medicine you Require it your trained physician. Awl when rowlicln*^' is needed he will give you it' prescription because it will contain just ,lhc. fresh potent drugs for your i n d i v i d u a l RE TELLING ; 1 : .u _iJ �MONDAY, OCT. 27, 1947 PAGE THREE TOE SANFORD HERALD, 8ANFORD, FLORIDA Mrnut, llcnty Wolcott, Tommy Sla* th em tl li'j, Tom Itolliiigut hi ill, and' Kd- ’ Mir. J dip Parker. Mr*. Lvlilii' Mamu nirbr-l Special lo The Miiionl Herald »a - i mutated. ll> MAHIAS II. JUNES Mu. .Lime* J'aitin r n l i i i a W tor u f< Wednesday rvrnlni' nt her liiutir Mr. ai with a family'Idrlhdny dinm-t in ,,,n, Tn OVlF.no, (Vt. 2; 'Special) Mr*. J lb Jr„ chairman ■honor of her husband. Them* |i|«- t'flfllf, of the Jt«lh!Wrcii I'm mini, wt M-nt included Mr. and Mi*, ('iiarlc* f , | T. Nlliltti-k... Jlu* Hoi ’’thv_JvijbU (•_.; j j . u i . herlei* Tuesday, eton mg-when sh*: Mi jiiil Jfi* EnociT Partin, Mi. i.oniu h,'III a meeting of il%L varum < m»<l M’ n, .lump* pari in mnl dmrt* yj, , | committee chairmen ,Y the Hal tr i-. Suzanne in;J Matilyn, ( j j t j> lowceii Carnival for the Oviedo Mr. and Mt*. iV. II. Mri'ii i n- turf cil n , School at lift, hmiif. |>uiiitg the tfitaiiud recently with n dutm r| (ll. Mi>« I M',*iim it Wli* definitely devilled patty in .honur of Mi. Jimmy ,,i, , ,, to have1 the carnival on Hullo Casey, Mr*. Kffiv Simm m*. Ml. ’ and Mr*' Hank)DrWull uiid Mis.'j a liren night. Oct, it, in the gym Hendrix,' nf Atlnnin. i iri'iiii i 'tiitniiiv na*lum " and' lintihtoont of th\* school. ' •Oviedo Social Calender MONDAY The Dependable CU»e of the First. Methodist Chureh will meet •t 7:46 P. M. with Mte. J. D. Cal­ lahan, 721 Ea»t Twentieth Strlet. TUESDAY The Pilot Club will hold it* regular buaineu meeting at the Touriit Center at 8:00 o'clock. The board will meet at 7:30 P.M. .. T h e— Presbyterian Wiimm'i Auxiliary will observe the “ Week of Praytr" at 3:30 P. M. at the church. Mr*. R. M. Firrbaugh of the Indian Preabytery, Okla. will be the gucat apeaker. WEDNESDAY r Th# Preabyterlan Women'# Aux­ iliary will obaerve the "Week of Prtyer” at 3:30 P. M. at the church. Mr*. Victor M. Green will apeak to the group on 'For­ eign language Groups. The Fine Art* Department of the Sanford Womans Club will meet at .1:00 P.M. at the elub house. Mrs. Fred T. Williams, chairman, is the sponsor for the program and a r 11a t, Harry Worthman, of EUilis will be the gueat apeaker. Fallowing hi* talk • tea will be held amt hi* pictures displayed. Hoateaie* for the tea hr* Mrs. J.-C. Bennett, chairman, Mrs. William Schnabel. Mra. E.B. Clements. Mra. Lea R. I-esher, Mr*. William Leavitt and Mr*. Howard Montleth. — : i THUKSWAY Th# Presbyterian Women'# Aux­ iliary will observe the "Week of Prayer" at 8:30 P. M. at the f The annual Hallowe'en Carnival Will be held by (he West Side P. T. A. at the school. A chicken pilau supper will be served be- Viola Alexander Wed ; To Henry F. Butler p Mablr Alexander am Mr», _____ trounced today the marriage of her daughter, Malde VI6In, to Henry Fred Butler, *on of Mr. and Mr*. I. J. Butler of thia city, The marriage was an event of Oct. 22 in Valdofta. 6a. The hride wore for her wedding, a winter while *ttll with brown Mra. Butler attended Sanford school* and » m a mcml>er of the clan of 1947 of Seminote High School. Mr. Butler was burn in CJyaMville, 6a. and alti-nded local schools. He gradual,-,] Tram Seminole High School. Mr. and Mrs. Butler ate at present mak­ ing their home In Clyaltville. Woman’s Golf Group To Meet Wednesday |,uuj, from N mother family. .Mr*. Kenneth Me l .cod spent ■esterday in St. Augustine a* the guest J't Mr*. Atltlli! Mr Lend. Mr*. Henry Mcl-autirl ha* re­ turned to Sanford after *|**nHing some time in Macon, Go. Ulnae* tramp* in rhatgr ofW tr and Mt*. J. IV t *>\ were nl*o added to ftnPMicl VfanraVthiilV' for tin- cainiwil. Mia. Charles j T. Nihlack. to-chairman of 11. t carnival, inn pltutd tit .ehargi t of the special 'vnkt* -ale. Km'h made O. t.i - jo, I II Hal ! Inwpptt klli|f and queer ii'|iii'M'll-j Sira. Alice Wight has as her guest at her home on ptumosa Drive, Mis* Jenny Tulor of Phil­ adelphia, Penn. Mr. ami Mrs. A, H. llcck'with Sr. have returned after upendinjl tbc weekend in Miami with rela tlve*. la m e . An organisational and business fim,j Fernald-Uughton Mem meeting will he held on Weilnea- urU| Hospital where she recently day by the Woman* Coif Atsocia* underwent an operation, lion at the Seminole Country Club . at 12:00 o’clock. The luncheon Mr.,and Mi*. K M. Swaim hail la umlt*r the dilution of Mra.; their weekend kupsIk, tbeii l " lw ! -on. Gordon Swaim. and Mrs. 6 Harry Worthman of Kuatia who will to* the guest speaker al the first fail meeting of the Fine Arts Itepartim-ni of the dlanfuid Wo­ man's Cluh to lo* held on Wednesday at the club house. Following his lecture and a tea the public i* invited to attend n display of ting contest and golf matches will w“ ‘ r ,f el *“ Xe" n ,h* W portraits making up a Gallery of Ureal American Aitists living be held under the direction Qf con fln ed toth e Krrialil.I.siightor Mr*. John Stuck, chairman of the Memorial•Hospital where she un •- rommittee. derwent an opeialion last week. gulf s u e is rs s s * J z 11- e.rk..,...... "eSSils t litti Trst v ,h.:".S"ii Public Invited To CLOSED All Day Monday and Tuesday Re-open Wednesday, for Appointments EVA-BEPS BEAUTY SHOP : - EVALEEN’S BEAUTY SHOP 1111 Celery Avenue' K.o„, | | ................,B amt 'liiceit will la* ermi ned, hy pe*|itt*' ■«r vote ,.f the itiiicial public', tn represent the fit »t dx grille* and title to repie-ent |tie* higher *is erode* that ttialtt. Two etlU* Mias Nanry Williams, who U attending Stetson University, was Art Department Meet attend. member* are urged to attend. a r e fit over the wrekeud of her FRIDAY The public i* Invited to attend The Presbyterian W o m e n 's •parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Auxiliary will observe the Week Williams, at their home in the the lecture and portrait display l,rBe” »ponsoffiT liy the Fine Art* of-Prayer-ht the fhUrcK at "3:30 San Lanta subdivision. IH'partntent of the Sanford Wom­ r. 8. IJrumley will I The Central Circle of the San- **•**• Mrs. Evaleen- MeU-od, Mr*. 1« an's Club on Wednesday after­ ion work among the ford Garden Club will meet with •peak . The mission dial- F, Garner and Mr*. Kvelyn Pea­ noon, It was announced this morn-' Mr*. F. E. Bolt at 1101 Park color* of. Sanford and Mrs. Virtor Ing by Mra R.' W. Ruprvchl, pubgiven by'Mr*. Roy cock Avtnua at 7;0V P. M. A covered lenge Glover of Tampa are attending lirlty chnii man. Mr. Harry Worthdish supper will be hgM and all.1Mann. the Florida Stale Beauty Show at man, artist of Kuslia, will be the the Sheraton-Plaxa Hotel in Day­ guest speaker uml wilt display tona Beach. porttaIt* of well known people making up his Cidli'ty of Great American Artists. Junior High School This is the first meeting of the Dance Held Saturday year for-the Fine Art* Depart­ ment pnder thr direction of Mr*. The Junior High Schwd Parent C. H. Dawson, chairman. The Teacher* Assoeiatiun sponsored meeting will open at 3:00 o'clock its First monthly dance for stud­ with Mr. Worthman’* lecture. Fol­ ent* of the school on Saturday lowing his lecture will be the dis­ night at the Tourist Center. Hos­ play of his pictures and a tea. tesses for the. occsssion were Hostesses for the lea will lie Mrs, Attend the Florida State Beauty Show Mr*. H. B. Gray, Mr*. K. T. j . C. Bennett, Mrs.^.ca 'It. 1-esher, Smith. Mrs. John Schirard, Jr. Mr*. William ScImaM. Mrs. Wil­ liam l-covitt, 'Mi*. K. B. Clement* and Mr*. K. A. Covington. in Daytona Beach During the evening priir* were and Mrs, Howard Montleth, Mus­ swarded to Sheila Moure, I.irnla ic for the meeting will l«e furnish­ Leonard. Miriam Moye and Jan- ed by Mrs. Kdgar Mitchell anil iee-Reel, Hefrrshtnent* were- ser­ Mr*. Robert Prwtnr ~Thr“ pTflFved late in the evening. Refresh­ ram will tn* •under the direction ments and decorations In the Cen­ of Mr*. Frisl T. William*. ter carried out a black and orange Among Mr. Worthman'*‘ display color scheme. About 1E0 young .will-W-a p«iUnit-of -Ted Khawn. guests wen* present. intofmitiomilly famous dancer, arid Norman Rockwell, Well known 108 East Second Street Phone fi63 Dance Sponsored By magaxine cover illustrator. - I’anmn'a Phone 735 . Class On Friday Jacksonville Group Docks At Sanford A trout 05 students attendeil a football dance sponsored hy the JunioK rlas* following the foot­ ball game- between S a n f o r d and the Florid* Military Academy of St. Petersburg at the high school athletic; field. night at the “ Celery Crate” in tin: City Hall and the large dance hall was decorated with the local high school color* of black and orange! Dancing was enjoyed lo the music of a record playar until about 12:00 o’clock. Cold drinks were s e r v e d throughout the evening. Sponsor* present were Mr*. W. II. Duncan, Mrs. Ju*tln Lynch and Fred 'it. Cana*. M rs. Gain* Michel*, llosle** Wt the Ju nio r Chamber of Comuu ice Information Booth, announced thi* morning that* among visitor* ul thehooj __ — ___ sonvllle making u tour If Sm Baptist Y.W.A, Holds Organizational Moot of the Fiist The Y. W Rspliat.Church held- an. organisa­ tional meeting on Thursdny night at ?:3 0 ad V M. at lhe home of Mis* Jc j^ p Y a in . :tuA West Ninth Street. Plans wen* formulated by the gmup for the coming year. Officers elected were president, Mua Madden: vice president, llurel Itouth; aocretary-lienaurer. Freda Hui riconi mi?-Miimy chair­ man. Martha Grogan; proginm rhairttum, Jean Vain; nlcwurdahip, Monica Milts; community mission*. Betty Jt’iiii fdicphajd: lltelutlui', Kill'll Westlilui eland; social, Mildred Turner. * Following khe Itusiness session n soeinl hour was enjoyed and re­ freshment* weir Served hy the hostess assisted by Me, J, A. Vain to.abuut 16 mcmhei*. Open itvn e\ filin gs ami Wedncmdiit alierniHitw All Wnrk (itmriMileeil 2P Yearn* K tperienee IIAKHIlCrr’S BI*’A lrTY NOOK llliti North l*nrh Avenue J N Thom pson, in. Mr-i M i* K ills lltsjtalev A lvin-- K in g .— —----— birtlulav anniversary Saturday. it , Jo u r*, Mr*. 1.. F. Garner ettlcttalncd Monday nflornmni. Mr*. IJui with n Hallowe'en birtlulav paitv lit-hor hobiir ”oh IVi■*F S7>tl oiiifi' Street Ka(Ui,tuv iVoning, The rupm* of the Gamer lutmo (listed hv Mr*. PI. II, Link, had u were ‘decorated, throughout with very Interesting program, nftci Jack 'O Lantern*, ■-n-pe pntMT, which a *Lorl huslnea* mfetiin: Euntpkin*, linlluon* nnd fjewors In' wn» hold. Plans for the Jiml'*ecping with the Hallowe'en sea­ G . A , son. Tho Vefh**hmt‘nt* al»u car­ ried out the clinson .ihoine. . Boldiy Munion m o presented with a prise for the l<i *t cusluhio and Jean Southward wan n priro for excelling in a contest.. Nil mer­ biimniel ui'to , |Hi*t|hiiu d Until Novemlief, Pie ,nml Coffee W'i'if served In the 'following 'li ’ damci II. I Itngsdiilo. Ai* \ Lcitihuit, II. II. Link. Thetalafo Aill in, Hr.’, Mr*. A. D, Metcalf ■a |iiii*»ir-i|Tr*nr Boulevard.' Hollywood nod Vii * Klclln Famell, The n#-*t tueeling will t*> held nl tin- horn, o f Mr*. Alev l.einhnit. I ll' Peat I Mm tin Circle «'■ 111III -un Afiiiidav eVenintr- nl—TtS h«mf of Mi*. .KmhtV Mcffowah Mr*. J, P. Cov. rirrle leader, pte sided. After the program nod limine** meet Int* a stork shown wit* held fm Mr*. Joe lies*ley. Jr. and Mrs. I-Virell Beasley*. It*' freihments were seryiil to Mrilames George Means, Fcin H Ben»ley, .lio. Beasley, Jr.. I I' Cox, Hollis t-'os. Young Hair's T. In Lingo, Jr. and Jintmv M Cow no. Newly eterted iiienils'in of the ttvledo WiilO'ils Cluh are Me* llnnll*!! jo e Hensley, Jr-ATilllltUl r^yW /S//i'fw and you’ll alway$ get m o t e tffH a lw a y s a W e rp ru e d . I he p r iiV u g i they carry re llcit, nui what ihe By BOH THOMAS iraflic w ill hear, hut the lim it gcn eru ui value! |<ot*ihlc under BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Mr. and Mrs, Horaec H. Fort­ ner, Jr. announced today the birth of a son, Don Wayne, on Oct. 23 at the Fernald Laughton Memori­ al Hospital. Mrs. Fortner will be remembered as the former Edith Bellamy ef this elty. current m anufacturing c o m . . . Am i the m an w ho buys I lu C iliciin (Quality g r it a dividend on h it In v cttn irn t: th* t\tra i»tar of * \tiomlpair. Sunday Night Supper Held At Local Club Included on live menu prepared by the Seminole Country Club ehef for the Sunday night supper held last night for member* and their guests were country fried steak, mushroom gravy, black eyed peas, green beans,' randied yams, rice, cola alaw, hot biscuits and honey, coffee, pickle# and olives. Among those attending were Mr. and Mra. Hugh Whelcbel, Mr. and Mra. W, P. Jleard, Ifr) and Mra. A- J. Williams, Mr. and Mr*. George Thurston, Mr. and Mr*. E..B. Smith, Mr. and Mra. J. F. Stuck, Mr and Mra. Ed LevyWhltner and young son, Ned, Mr. and Mra. John Ivey, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kaatner and guest. Miss Helen Caro*. Also Mr. and Mra. David 8mlth, Mr. and Mra. Walter High, Mr. and Mra. John . Galloway, Mra. nr# u w « in iH f, nMra. n* % nu, W. Q., Fleming, a*, Pit M. fiw Hand, Mlsa Dorothy I’ owetl, Mis* Elisa­ beth Whlgham, Hugh Whalchel, Jr.. 0 . W. Austin and Lester Guthrie. year's beanpole figure Is obsolete. Definite trends werp establishnl toward hip and bosom smphaik Leg* will be covered, even on th* heseb. Final showings yesterday afternoon hy Adel* Marbert pointed up the general awing to more *omher colors and conservative draninrs. Only, trlek dress was Martwrt'* Mack shadow sheer with detachable white planer penlum and collar This needed only a narlnr maid's cap to romnlete lh» ensemble so B probable won't pr-ive wh* nopular anyway, rape, full n1eat*d sVIHa and quilted h>ns did a lot nf damari* tn nraf*fi*lona) mod*Is' figures, tut undoubtedly will h» welcome hy »»*# average American housewife, Dl»gnl*o and emnhasl* — In nth»r wool* Veen 'em ro»!*ine ■— la the ClRfomla fashion sales cry far next year. SPECIAL 1-8x10 FULL LENGTH PORTRAIT CHILDREN in HALLOWE’EN COSTUMES $ 1.50 NICH0LLS STUDIO of PHOTOGRAPHY Telephone 1159 Twenty Percent of the ho**e* of •he world are In the United State#. - .- i w r a i t h ,, w l * n ^ 4 ^ * Phone ilil •lay aft**rin'oti, Alin, ter, cl It it* lender, pi « ■ short Imsliir-i f reshutouts weir >i hostess, 'assisted t,v Emily Faye Garner Honored With Party *jf Central Florida in four Chris Craft Imats. Mr*. Alfred Knight served ** cha|isromt and said that the group had started from Cocoa where they w'ere'entertained with k Ban­ quet. They left-Cocoa and came through the inland waterway up to Lake Harney and docked at the municipal pier. The group spent Friday night at thr Valdes Hotel and left on Saturday to complete their lour lo Jacksonville. Mrs. Knight stated that"'*be was amazed at the improvement In Sanford- es­ pecially ’along the Lake Shore Included In the parly were Mrs. Knight, Mr. and Mrs. Francis P, L'vngle, Jean Koldnion, Nadia Lamb, Ann Johnson, Kathryn YVrkes. Frankie Edenfieltl, Ray Knight, Bill McNamee and llrber Weller. fU-miins- Oil I'driiiniienf-'.Thr Viiil-'Tiri’ " rnppcdi wiih nil llanneUt, lent ing Ihem mil l nm| nnlurnl Innking, SltSB Witte fur $7..'ill S|ieii:il Iruinim: from >>hillei| nrlislh in -»l>liny* and rtt/nr Mlttiping. Soil ttnler usttl. 220 Melarh Ilulk �, V f sr MONDAY, OCT. 27, 1947 T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D . 8 A N P O R P , P L O R IP A PAGE POUR I.IIIL. Coach Says Barney SEMINOLEHIGH FEDS DEFEAT FMA, NC iegnhtte rPs l aIys ISna lUv ar tbiao nn I{ TAo pc c Re pa tt e I#n Av jtthalteitoenHp Poole Is Top End 1 P d r S m a ll S c h o o ls T o S u gar B ow l M eet IN HARD FOUGHT TUT, 20 TO 15 In College Ball II) DKL BOOTH NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 27-{JP) y• B r. v HP OXFORD, Mi*.. Oct. 27 (>R>Hijr Barney Boole, one of the Boole boy* of Gtosltri Mi**., cav­ orted with the great unbeaten Army team* of 1044-46-411 hut had to return home to find |i'm‘ self and become 'a *eriou* bidder for All-America footltall honor*. Barney wa* a highly respected ’performer during hi* three year* of regular end play at West Point hut hi* *tar was eclipsed by such krinlillaters as Doe Blanchard and Glenn Davis. Today at the University of Misaissippi he I* one end of the na­ tion’* leading aerial combination, Charley Conerly heing the TUSilng end. and at last -reckoning with statistics wa* the top receiver in Intef-rollegiate football. He anagged another touchdown Has* Saturday in the game Ar­ kansas won at Memphis, lb to IJ, and entered the new week with (hi* remarkable record; 23 passes caught for n total of 20H yards and six touchdown*. Mississippi Conch J o h n n y Vaught call* Boole the lmsl end In college footltall. Barney is a seasoned giant of a man. 23 vears old, six-footthrec ami 2IH pound.. He plays like n pro, poism!- and without evidence of unnecessary college try. Berhaps that Is Itccause he’s been at the sport so long. .This I* Barney’* sixth year of vanity college footltall and he ha* an­ other season or eligibility if he wants to avail himself of the privilege. A conference rule nullifying lervico play make*. thl* possible. Barney played end at Mississippi a* a sophomore in 11442. Ho en­ tered the Navy’* V-12 program in 1043 and was an All-Conference end at North' Carolina. In 1044-45-40 he played at West Boint. Thl* ye*r, after a ruri-tn with hit Army, studies, he returnMl to Mississippi. .Barney’* big brother, Buster, who played at Mississippi in the middle '30s, iilnuw an Ole Miss eoaett. * -*rf By ARTIIUII BUCK WITH, Jit. iron Beard which took’ the hall to Herald Sports Kdllor ’ ___yard ____ line. I the FM A 3 Deal The Seminoir High School CW~J scored the -touchdown and Has* ery F«d* struck in the first and kicked the extra point. 'Hanford second period* Friday night, com- 20—PMA 0. ■*—■'* Lining a smart running attack During the half the Sanford and tricky aerial offense to dr- p*p Squad moved In intricate feat the game but luckless Florida formation* on the field. *nd forMilitary Academy la-fore a large med FMA for the Florida Mill crowd at the 'high school athletic tary Academy while the Seminole field hy a 20 to lb margin in a High hand player! their alma contest sponsored hy the KiwanU mater. The Pep Squad immedi­ Club to buy a rrsuscitator for ately formed 8118 for Seminole the local h»»piUd. High* School and the band in­ I.ntr in the opening stanxa creased the tempo o f the occasion Donsbl Deal moved a Cadet punt by playing the Seminole High to the FMA 32 yard stripe and on School Song,. .. • ------------the.next- play Johnny—Alexander Hass kicked to Gilman to open skirted his own left end for the the third period and the FMA half tally. Dick Bass added the extra hark ripped 'through the whole point from placement. Fed aggregation for an 83 yard Sanford then kicked oft to the touchdown march. Jamison buckCadets and on the first play from ml for the rxtra point and the scrimmage. Bloodworth, the fleet score was 2 0 .to 13. Cadet halfback scampered ltd Sanford recovered a Cadet yards for a touchdown. Jami­ son's attempt for the conversion fumble on their own 4 yard stripe was no good and the Feds re­ and Bobby Humphrey was sent mained in the lend by a 7, to it Into the game to punt. Humph­ rey elected to run with the.hall margin, FMA klckrd to the Feds who nnd was stopped Itehind hi* goal leturnrd the ball to the Fed 40 line for a safety, but on the play from where the Seminole aggre­ the officials called a clipping pen­ gation moved to a touchdown. alty against the Feds and stepped Deal tallied -o n . a 24 yard -jaunt o ff the penalty from the 20 yard through, his own left tackle. Bass' line where, according to the rule* attempt for the extra point was tho keds were slated to havo an opportunity to kirk off. Bass no good. , Just la-fore the second period kicked the ball ahd the remainder the Feds Stnirk again after Deal of the contest wa* played in mldcompleted a 23 yard pas* to By- ! fit-id. Bob Brown Resumes FSL* To Hold Meet Second Ixive-Stiidy In Longwood Sunday AB New «f salute* The. Sugar Bowt s mid-winter DUE WEST, fl. C.—Night play I track meet hat attracted athletes in ibe nearest urhait CtnUr. is the|rated among the top contenders salvation ‘of football' for for posts on the 1048 American m ‘ ‘ * M) H small •mail Cottage* located In small Olympic game* team. I,. Di Benedetto,-track commit­ towns." says Cosen Johnnlo tee chairman, today announced McMillan of Ersklne college. McMillan ha* cairird his belief that among those accepting Invi­ and his Flylpg Fleet team to tation* to participate are Gerald Karver. Benn Stale College, neighboring Anderson,* a city of jp 4 A NAAYl Drake Re 25,000 ahotjt 20 miles away. 4^ J j K f t J f c n.ghl foot!*ll game, and the first , , „ 0 miu ch, mp; Curtis SlonCf financial stability the college *, state IC 4-A two mile gridiron program ever ha* ttyOJ* IrHampton: Ross Nichols, Un(ver*” • , ilty of Oklahoma hurdler; and The nigh! games al Anderson Hrmvning RosswAidtanova College replace the usual borne game* sr.il' ttreoirchsKr. and have proved "satisfactory Others Include Keq Boren, Texnil concerned," McMillan reports, as hurdler; Bob Rchherg. and Four came* were slated th«e|Johnny Twomey, Illinois distance ill's year t» inaugurate .the pro- 1runners; Paul Efaw, brother of grow. ! Forest Efaw; and Jim Rafferty, McMillan. 28. is in his second >.teciilcchairrs; Jimmy Miller, season of coaching college foot-‘ North Carolina and Frances Marhall. In hi* first, a* n wartime n 'tin, Vlltanova runner*.' lief roach in 1915, he spurred an i . Di -Benedetto said an added at . ('ii the sugar Imiw) track undersised* University of South i ' Carolina Gamecock football team program will be a oql> mile relay into - tho first New Year’s Day race In which three conference Gatur Bowl to Ik- generally re­ championship tcaml will match cognised as the Southern Con­ •tired and stamina. ference roarh o f the year. Now Ixmlslan* State University, he's hack, again ns a college coach, Southeastern champion; Texas A. this time at little Ersklne college. nnd M. College, Southwest 'direcUng a n,|uad of gridiron hop champs; and the University of fu|, gleaned from thy coedurs Oktshoma. Big 8ix champion, will tional student body o f 300. ' be represented in the re|ay. "Wt- played to alumni and faith-1 personnel of the learns'will Its fuli fricnds in our first'two games, |iiu* game as that which won the but as Andcrforiisn* found nut u* mils relay race* In their respec­ offered interesting football,' there t i v e conference championWlip was more hiterrst'and an increa». meet* last lummea, h r said. Ingty better attendance in pro­ spect," McMillan sayg. Legal Notice Allhough only breaking oven bsr, 1MT, for th**.l«ctl<>a nf Two [the' HIM of Co^nplnlnt ta eald c»u— I City Cnnimlulonsn. -art, rnr a <*R o r ji^ f o r * ih 'f-lih d s y f fJUj isfn» of (litre years, »*l<1 Coramls- Ur, 1X7. Ami ta ■lonerr to. he v->leij In ■tWV >o«r i1efpn*w H* ftti> you h*v», »*»* by U*. ini* an-up*. itestanoled a* -Droop t” Mitt Hill ap full no*. i>lf<* 4t lU frf Pro CoBfpwii swl “Oroup I." Held eterdr.t, ihsS he lieht, St ,lbf ‘will Iif #ri1etv-i! IIBainyriii, Ctly Halt |p Mht Cpy’ of Hanford, T ill* ii**lit f wifi Florida, la ruafqrmllr to tBr jaw* A WMk f«r* f»»tr <|) - CflMipUlTf and ordinances' relating tret .elec­ iri Thn HANFOItB MI’ ltAleU. of.K«HFfAl rlrruUtlfin. tion* th force In the Ctti of HenfnrJ. « Klnrtit*. Th* Poll* will he o|»eo -I hiiMNbrtl tit JirinlnoU CfltHty, Kltif' I i V a . T.H o'clock A. Ka-i-rn HlandWlTNKlW my h*tyi a«m| enl Tloie. end wilt close al lumlew-i •♦Al At Ranfuril, .*4#rnln*»W COUltY* on eald dale Octa* ’ I tlerehy sp|».|n| Mr*. M*rg*re( Florid*, thH th* 5rd d if 8. Itarne*. Mrs. \V. K.- WaUna nnd Ur. A. * l» 1117. h I*. ||«ritdofic‘ f*|erk o f OAld J. II. Hack as Ihrperlor, of *Vd | election and Mrs. r. F. Itoumlllat • ir. hi « . .1t (•♦Alj ■■ clerk nf said election. IN WITNiam WHRlIKOr I have hereunto tel my hood ne*M*yof of the Pity „ f Hanford. flsllitS, "*d have ranee to hr affined hereunto the Heat of laid f'lly' IhN.lth day of October, l»(T, It. 7 »Hitr IliiI __________ A, Mayor of the Ptly of Hanford, Moilda. (HRAI-) ATTKHTi If. S Haver Pity Clerk ' __L______ I . CHANGE TO TIOLENE _________ OIL linn Your Oil Cartridge Ileen Changed? (Think and Vote) Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. 1'iirk Phone ,T7 WHISKEY - WINE RUM Y GIN IV T ill: I'OtfiPIT CfiliRT fIK TIIB jc n fc iA i, ciitrtn r n r TUB UTa TK Of FI* >11IDA IN AND FOII HPMINOLB tHJl'NTY.IN BHAKCKHV, I’ MANCKItV NO. Alts Hull f n lRvurr* HBNAlin It HNU>»:ii *m■ IfaitHHf U lll.KNNA RNVMTH -Dvf, inlni. t OltDKII t>* rt'IHJCATION TtW •ll.nn* Hn>«l,r .ttlu*. *,|'|».^ I*. .1*43 IVnnxvIvanis Av,nuv. I»*IriR*. sllriimae. Vm'Srt !,• t.I.r oi.iHI.,1 thut IRnl »Ht It Hnjilrr I. * ril.,1 * ,«ll for itlTurc* **ixiiikt tmi In tli, »!>«i* vnllt.od r.>t-t| i*,| vnu *r* h*t.l,y •wiulr.d lo fii* your wrlll,* ■ttt,, ‘,rSft.v- i|.,r*.ftnlly or l.y nllortiiyl. lo the fttll of C"m|>Ultit In m M i-mnt o* „r W r o Mo-nlny, Nuvrmb.r IT. 1*4 f, aM '• l! .irg fot fll, yimr t|o ffl>„. If mi t yog 'have, to wlit' Hill ** n-uan.d t.. i. w. and fall oot. ,!•* n It j o . Fro I'unfru,' will lo- tni.rr,| noc'.-M )»u. Thli notlr* will I,* |Wi,p>lw| once IIISTIIIhT KDX.VIUV O f TSUH ■ w*.k ft, four II) rontoriltle* Vtrrit K OF SFKPIAI. TAX 1(11001. f c -k . In *, rif: IAN Ft'IIP IIKHAI.D, TKIU a e*w«|»|i,, of * ,it,,itl i-tmiUllon . ..Nutltt—U_hex*n±--*iv»i.JUwt, eu»- ool.luUfo) - ,n -ivmlnnls r-nnsty.' Ftnr-‘ ninth HICK’S PACKAGE STORE 410 Sanford Avenue ' (Vulc Ah You Please, ilul Vote) The annual .meeting wf the Flor­ financially on their first-two g a in n NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27 (/Pi*st Andcrsoi^ McMillan explained It’s bacteriology instead of base- ida Slate league will lie held at that " if wr had played them at hits for Bobby Brown these day*. tlu- Longwood 1nn In l-ongwood, borne (Dup Wc«t lias a population The tod who became^* .here of, near here, next Sunday with the of fUHD, we would have had to pay *us " 1 •'>*tks provision* of H-etlon - - ' ' lis it j Florida ttsfslM ivii . the 1017 World Series by hitting rimary business on the agenda uur guarantees In the visiting WITNBHH my l-nml anil offtrlal IhI by Herllun II of Pbaplvr v,*l Ml Honf.-ut, H,Illinois 1*011,ity, three times in succession as a ring the- election of a president teams almost entirely nut of our iuikw UI?«. u .» . Florida. A<t, of m i. Florldu, thl* llio lTlh il»y or IVt >• for the I04S season. pinch hitter, for the New York ■a rlrdlnti will u ly-Iil thloUNb fit l-r. A D..IMT .i Brc*. 8yd Hrrlong, Jr., who pocket*.' Yankees is now back at work al Contrary to the usual practice in HentlMle Puanty, Florid*, and In O ' I*- llmi.et n, ll.pk of wtd took over when Al Comb*. Gaines­ ,urb eli-etlon prclitcl thereof. i,n . Clrrult Coiitt. hi* second love, medicine. major college night . fool hall of To see the blond, clean cut 22- ville, resigned In mid-season, has playing on Friday nights, McMtl. T«ewtar, th, till day of Nov*mb.r„ IHHAt.l t»IT. for fhe rktllon Imm H,mlrl -Ir year-otd Isd as he bends over hi* ln-en non-commHat despite specul­ Ian has moved nil his games over Potinly at large b> the trustified ation as to whether he would serve iKMiks, - you wouldn't he was the i Irrtor* of »#ltl County of ihree tru^ in t ii f: criiciu T -cotm T of t ii « to Saturday nights “ to nvnfd'con­ i„e, for Hparlal Tas Hrliooi I'litrlrt SlNTH Jl’PH'IAl, CIRiriflT* OW one who gave the Yankees a bad­ if named to -the post again. flicting with Friday night high Other important Items, includ­ So 1 which aow rntnprlw* all of mid TIIK KTATK OF PIRJItlpA IN'AND ly needed tie the final and cruelgame* and to offer an add- Hetnlntda Poualy, Florida, and ilrO-- KOIt HKMINOI.N COUNTY IN J i y ^ regarding ________ __ school . game of the World Series, pav- ing matters of pulley T V '” .,*/|'~, player limits aild salary limita- r<l attraction to fans from pay­ mlnatlua of the mlllage of t a i„ CIIANCKHY Week’s Biggest Grid alingK""," Chanr.ry No. («•( the way fur their ultimate Jtioni, If, ' will --- come up -for discussion. '■ ■ time game* at- -larger colleges in f'-r the slotting hl-etinlum ftir^naid Hull -for plvorc* npertal Tax Hehool lllstr.H No I. - Shock Was That Of victory. our territory." truly ijunllfled. r'ertors reatdISg la m.\iu ia |u ;t itK iiou Hogan When war broke out Bobby en­ The mechofiica of playing home •aid Hprelal Tas Hehool IrUtrlet No. Flslaiifr Columbia’s Victory tered the Navy’s medical prog­ V8., games away from home arc "more I ‘ who pay tat on ca l pr * ram. which brought him to Tulane JULIAN c. Ionian Sports Roundup complicated than they would lie tonal properly within yald ISttrlet l>« fondant • hall l,r I pi 1 1 1 ".I to *nle In (hit University. Tubine watched him, By AUSTIN I1KAI.MRAB for a performance here, but the rlerflon. lly HUGH FULLERTON, JR. * OIIUHH OF PUBLICATION , NEW YORK Oct* 27 (A*)—You in 1016. lead the Greenware to its extra headaches are worth the re­ |ty order nf t«e Hoard of 1’uh'lr TO; Julian c. IIok*n. l|oo,*trit Hocould count the major all-victori­ most successful season when It sult*," Irut mrt ion uf Hemtaol* Coanly. New <*!Pun., l^nl.PnM: ous football teams on the fingers won 21 of 27 ball gsmes. Bobby inu are A,r*hy m.iin-d tlml Mm. He has lo handle everyth lag Florida By HUGH FULLERTON, JR. I- IT Jontsa *rrt 1'l.n. Hognn lnt> rtli-d a .olt , of yout- two hands today and if baited .444 for the season. NEW YORK O ct 27 UR)-Whcn from long distance—the program-, ■ chairman or liPnrr* M t l» l you In th- almv* He first drew national^atten­ the score of Columbia's amaxing arrangements for 'dressing room .you try tho same Calculation after T. W. t-awtnn entlll-d Court, *m| you mm- h.ti-by the season pakses the halfway tion when a San Francisco* news- victory over Army was announced facilities. transporlMtionaml other Hu|H-rln|,p<l,nl nf Fuble' In- I“ |ulfw1 to fit- >,.iir »rIttfcoLaeUM«r2 mark next Saturday, there prob­ tutper reported in llU'l thst the during Mrurtln* *nrt. t-X _____ the dull I’enn-Navy tussle details. It's all worth il^Jte iniiURl»-tUHM.rr flt -*WTV-tpeTag»«lly or J y attorney) tJ th* Roaro of I’ oMlf Inatrurtloa of ably will lie a digit or two that „N<„w Y or k _ Y------T * nVy— c s j i ad^L>abl ..............KaLunlav-h | m .S atu rd ay, - a .* N*w- York writer stxta, tvasaiOfr' H,nifi|4,l, Couftfy. FortU* Won’t j-ven t«e put to uao......... “The students like it. They r». a five Tigure bonus estimated at commented: “ Wall, Ihju Little has The ' "biggest shock of last between I 3R.OOO and 150.000 for a job for another 18 yeani now." gsrd the trip over to the gamerfaa KLKITInV Plint I, WIATIIIV week's wave of auVprisea wa* signing a contract. Actually it only has been since a carnival and travel - hy. - charter- __ a».| |,i ylUifc^ue-thw-aaColumbia's 21-20 triumph .over I lc* O p en s 12>45 P, M.* 10c . Corner Magnolia A 2nd Strest New Vcac’x jtov.uf 1034 that Lmi ed bus or- in-tWir own ears. Tha’p^iirlFx' la" m* v„t««| at Msror of Army, a team .that, hail ‘ gonu Kaa tiecn tiding along on- one in- faculty anil alumni like It. Tht til* ( 3 ly of Hsuforri. Horld*', In Oritlnan** Nn. I_SJ nf ,s ld Pity of through H2 games since 1043 credible.triumph and the well de players like it liecause it give* Theatre Telephone 22 Hanford. FlnrpIlC 1 hrr*t,y .*11 n without defrat. But if the C adets * served reputation for getting them- a chanrs,_ Primary Rhvtlnn to to- l i , 1,| thrnuKhfront West Point are in need -of (Your Vole Is Dentocrney In Action) "It la the salvation uf the gums ohI Ik* CJty o f . Hanlnril. Florida, more out of Us* material than consolail(in,J they can find it In By Frank Rocket I any other coach in the business. for us. Otherwise, we might have on T l ' M I f th , I D i M i f o f Nov«n,‘ the fact that many others on last This game should carry him just to drop the sport permanently—a Saturday’* list of favorites were The* luckless Fir*•tone leant ox far unless the Army team col­ sport that all hands seqm humous subjected to *ho samo indignities. last Thursday night dropped - all lapses and for the Cadeta this (o keep going," • California, Baylor, Wake Forest thtt-e »f their games to Stine week will I* something more than FOR THE BEST ICE-CREAM and West Virginia were hauled Ju*t a time when the soldiers Three CircuitH Map Machine with Touchtim nf the rudely' ■from the ali-victorious don’t have to worry about the Try ____ . rank* and Illinois, unbeaten but sffiie team aiding with u high (cnrtals. Karl Blaik will be Utk- League Plans For hour for an* grille uf 106, White J. Goodrich ng the Washington and_l once-tied, saw Its hope* T IB —'TOP ICE CREAM lurr Big Nine tiilo lllla alt Mwlht-lfi had n Inlnl nf MB TPry WllOusly and at the same otlier alf hut but dlsap^lnf dl*a; MONTGOMERY Ala. Oct, 27 p naar . la .| |iT . Kr«ir~ttT~l‘ Iijsi In .I'lilIllM FURNITURE C O .. i»-.t*— 44-7— Ut3lr. pills for 3 gntqes. time point ahrad b> Notre Dame. (A5—l.cnguc aqg club uffinnls of Wo make our own Ice Cream, All flavors Both Illinois and Baylor were the Team Won l,i*t And, s|H-sklnif of* upsets, after the Southeastern, Georgia- Ala ­ . -victims of cleaf-cut upsets, ,tis Stine Machine’ , Tnsfy — Delicious — Healthful We* Feslrr’s remarks about .where bama and AUldtina Stale ciirutls 8 I were 'such favorite* as Harvard, Rost Office the downtown- quarterback* could **■' Indiana, Mississippi, Ohio Stale 7 ^ 1 TIP—TOP ICE CREAM Mather of ftiuifool___D_------- U— go and Oklahoma A, and IL -—— tho road from .Coin mb us, U., In plans frtr next season's opt-tAtian. Tlllf Hardware 6 4 The Class B gout lo-fi-H-rn Opt or the wreckage, Texas, the nctlicr regions must ho dense­ Igiagtfe reelected Stuart X. Step, 414 Sanfdrd Avenue 7 Thone 12lh Michigan, Notre Dame, Georgia Th* Anchor ly populated. SB Firestone 0 0 hensnn nf Montgomery a* prealTcc|i. Bennsylvanll, Benn Btate. First Hand Knowledge The Mt-rohanls trsgu* team Southern • Methodist, Utah nnd When Jordan Oliver took hi* dent. Tin- Alaliama State In-ague, Virginia emerged at the only play wlll stnrt at H B. M. tonight. Villanova squad to play .Boston Class D, chose Jack -Hovater of Dothan to aervo another year as major outfits still,bwnlng perfect College last Woek, some ona sug­ president and tccr*tary-trca»urcr. PICK-THE-WINNER marks, whilu Duke amt Southern gested that, a good way to spend The Geargfa*Alabama circuit, California remained undefeated the rveninlf before the game atau Clasa f), did 'not elect ofCONTEST Seminole County but once-tied. That, R»t is du* jSTss >5 ►Yy I K E C 0H M G N U for further trimming Saturday Court Records . when Texai, whlrli blanked Rlcrr them", snorted Ollvar, “ Why, w a|Taltod#_a said his circuit would First Pfizc ......... Chenille Ru^ BILL’S PACKAGE STORE 13-0, cnllldff with Southern Meth­ helprd lo put them where they elect officer* at a meet lug in tttlllM V rt MHF.MS Griffin, U« k In Jaeukry. odist, 7-0 winner over UCLA, kt are now." It was In last fear*a Hajn G etus Mvrtl, H ■ Signod, BILL The Soulhrostern voted to in­ Second Prize Magazine Rack Dallas; and Duke, which t-mb-d Tr»Mumll. Hut ion A. .tn-4,1* *tiis Villanova game, tf you don l ra- crease thb number of rookie playWake Forest’s dreams, 18-0. in Mo*,. j <>. ,ms Miriam To li,rnatd member, that Blanchard .received dr* on each team from "four to Awnrdcd Hy vadei ■Georgia Tech, 88-IJ winner W WllkU ,u * Mail* \ . the knee injury that alowed him aix; added Cary Graham, presi­ over the Citadel tv,ti«. vV J. Jt. •wn* t*kiUs H dowa for a long tint*. - TED DAVIS FURNITURE CO. dent of the Gadsden club, to it* 112 Went Flrnt Street Ph.ne 880 Michigan will catch Illinois on T» H. I. Hums ,lut rjv*. j Monday Matins* . the rebound Saturday at Cham­ W'ril*. W . J . Jr- ' " ' * 8 j r i r i ( 1* | t)lIln 4 0 0 0 reservations board of directors; created a aiuk. (Vole As You (Wish — But -Vale) ft •an.,, vtux , i re.d y h, vo panted fbr the Ing turn! to guarantee continued paign. Notre Dame, which made To Hicham Third Thru Fifth P rizes................... For operation of the clubs; and re* it four straight with a 21-0 eonEach Prize Winner, One Pass For Two To " j V . Dan h etas Maty adopted a 140-game schedule. iue*t of Iowa, takaa on Navy at Kiin,r I'. ►UMabrnokt h, i iintir. namwil in Detroit starting. In It also agreed to begin the sea. % Hoveland. Northwestern, buoyed Wuiina, a iii,tt h atal ihrity «f March and late requetta ore ar- son next year on April 13 and by a 7-0 win over Indiana, enter­ Mr*. Hi,ntif..i.t tvslton) T<> Jay riving at the rate of about 100 a / Rltz Theater dose It, Aug. 81. tains Wisconsin, while Iowa goes II. Hark etus Hatali JiMephIn* ^ Week. The Alabama State Teague p Rurdue and Indiana to Ofil" iNsnBucnoNS Han't. N,m, it, wm <f>, *impi«| Ted Budynkiewica, a third tate for other 1lig Nine tussles, n To Haul u visk Antii^u. ( tying tackle for the “ Irish" to voted far lib-man club*, allowing Itolloift mUHl be In Th^ Herald office before noon Rittsburgh, 12-0 upseller of liohoii. Alp* wW .To o u t ,Tesla* flniilng It a bit tough to ilv* up a non.ptaying manager if desired; on Fridny nr ptytlmarked by that‘time. ATI game* tVo tii-irr. I'hiHlp, uniliarf liFxi Tfl to the guys who preceded him to continued a 125.game . schedule, i Ohio Sum. Ipv*de» Mlnnesola iturn* woftdtwrrr ix '">u> i for and w t the opening date at must be marked. Vhlto other Midwestern feature* i'sulia, Uvslr. L,ittl« .ltaf» civic H-avr « 0|TO ame from Cathedral high around April 21, a week later Will flntl Marquette at Michigan T, Tu cha*. A. Hcrntwa nus In Springfield, Mass., TbMnwara BALLOT |l*«ft it- Mary‘a at Deceit. Lrkta k . Milt Bicpul and Angsla Brrtclli. than usual. VlchiU at Tulsa and. In a trio of Hive, M. (whi) To ettr oi jo# McCarthy and Biu Msyer, the Little Tots, Too -v s - 8T, AUGUSTINE ._. SANFORD STARS GATHER •Ig Six gam**, Nshraska at Mis­ Hanford only Major league managers who BORTLAND, Ore. Oct. 27 (A?)souri, Kansas Slat* at Kansas McNeill Fraak Flask II T„ n ir It T“ ' ,,r " f never played Major Leaguo base•V8* F U R M A N ___FLOtttDA Hanf'-rd. The atari o f British and American had-Iowa Stats at Oklahoma. J..|,ft Mux ™«t»Nr* of the golf arc clustered here today and John u* Anal* Anni, M .* > !1 ' b? lh1 .l„k -VS- ROLLINS .— , . Columbia returns to Ivy Lcegun ToIlurhiws KTBT80N Cbarll. Martin ,tu* V ital* O. , * m e“ I-ouisviU* *.................. dub HfO- started -warming up for the weekPlastic Haby play by visiting- Cornell, which iv h t t lt r . li. K . *ta* n *« . l< T o ) Clsanlng tht ' -VS- SOUTH CAROLINA MIAMI end tost of eklll In the seventh Uritod Prince too', 28-21. with Marina F a t ,. RATTLES & BALLS J. Bob Norton, who . play of the International Ryder Pennsylvania, which kspt IU re­ JnsM. Huh* U, « R To Jo*,ph for California In 1027-20 -VS. II. I.INO i s -----MlCltiGAN Cup matches. cord risen by abutting out Navy, Iwtnksrt Mux It,i,n B. Clarenc* Bautxke, who p Sturdy, Easy Rolling 21*0, going-to Princeton 2nd Dart­ JohMoa, Johnnr ■<"« Kthvl T» against him for Washington a -VS- INDIANA ____ OHIO HTATK Rubber Wheel mouth to Harvard for other Ivy ney. now suggest* that Joe 8 tall a n (y‘r l i * . " t ; , , ot time*. ar» on a U. B. League frays. -VS- TENNKSHEB NORTH CAROUNA METAL CARS Mu* ’ vyiitaa le Fish and Wild Uf# Service aa- should be asked to thtow out ths It* ona chore when a first ball. ■ Farm,r. Wm.' K. M u . Illa.eha To ^ «* ,BIUbI' .VS. KENTUCKY . ALABAMA ■ — ; ! LITTLE HAS JOB at_________ Jays* v, NkboUo*. (Wichita's Ray Dumont, who ro- big shot politician cSh attract NEW YORK Oct 27 UP) — The New educational ____ ___________ ______________ Untion but doesn't have to open nrow a. tvm. J. vlux Anna Tu cently proposed a United Nattoaa -VS. GA. TECH. I ___ DI KK When tho score of ' Columbia’s Claud* Hpraeu*. |sponsored, global baseball tour- hla mouth, Dumont axplaiha. 4 • . M amtiing victory, over Army was Ilrnwn. William J •VS- MISHISSIBBI LBU , ^ * T *•-----T. Ilrown »la* v,r! Iannounced during the dull PennPLAY BLOCKS M A N K R T ia tl A U M F K t lK V r ^ .VS- VANDERBILT I___ Navy tussle Saturday, a New AUBURN lUintrtton. Jo * Mux Doris O . T o York writer commented: “ Well, NOTICE -V8- YALE ----- DARTMOUTH tlrew ars Cory. Lou Littla ha* a Job for another It rat. KBTATB MUItTtiAOB* 18 years, no.” .VS- TULANE ....... Hurws R . L . » tu i Bva To O u lf MISS. STATE E ? RITZ Bowling News m um * I RITZ FOR YOUR PACKAGE GOODS Bill’s Package Store and Bar TOYS 25c 1 5 * 29c ( if* la * . Co. Van Camp. Richard *tat UtUan To O a lf U f * las. Co. Jackson, it, J, ,t.n Mery I* t v Family t-**#a Co. West Paella* rivlr C. U To CltItvnt Bank of OtlM«. EM**. Matins To C . n . CISat*. Mtlwr. W m . La* rittx W ilm a E. • A n a r a c - n o a of. m o r t u a o e s Florida Htal* Hank To W at K. THE ORANGE CITY 60c HOTEL MANY OTHER INTERESTING MODERN TOYS. N Now Ready For ROBSON SPORTING GOODS For Reeenratlone Phone Orange City lintel Orange City, •Florida --- 806 East Flint Street - •• - r- - ■ * : ” --------- — - X ,-Ki Name LAY-AWAY PLAN Bpedal Parties end Denquetn ; _t „ •HE SURE TO FILL IN TUB FOLLOWING* Phohe 998 ♦Get Your Ballot In Early* . �_±_ v * __ - t - -- i f 1m * - >a«-W *■ ' JLti" S S plE :1r;dgp.* -:-% sf|"*i =7-"*-r - 7_T =§ r r ^ -j-i ,r jy~~ -: :^ *, • • . ‘ * « . -- -1 _ . V _ ^ ’ ■ M O N D A Y , OCT. 27, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD. SANFORD. FLORIDA Phone Phone 7 Advice Is Given On * Killing 'C o ckro ach es p r o e o n r . * * , . w i l l tr^ - M - r * . | you The. S s l t l r s o f 11, is su it M m l f t e •. a ie r t a > s > , i i m If. lh«- plulatiff, a n .l 6 9 6 9 i.- , . t t . lr i l in U-ir-It If, M it iic e» u |r> so u ISIT tto o h ;i . CUH'MUUS. U_ Lku 27- a -t - I V b . d l t y t U m s i U l s — m r ~ a r F * O i ’ The *tat«" probably won't hatv t« Ik ,I* ftMiui KtatMa u[hir i (, [ « * it ., it I j i . I . in ,* . n ii uffn a Imunly after all on the nf no ltel e w Ii'loi nu f I.!,V , P I i r l i l .1 . t H . S U cockroaches in its $l21tXH>.tK«> Ohio g in n in a l « l rest N o t h » ( t b f Depart menu lluiblinga. which ' *i>I ut -tfo '-i.t i ‘111l i f t . o f S lr ij -it OFFICE space In Meisch Building. FOR SAl.Er—Umarock for drive- WANTED—Reliable woman for Could Henry VIII ihou-et.more than half the,Mate] NO I, - . . e , .. -rp— _*| general hops** work and laun­ Larg* light office*, newly decor­ government. waya and roadways— Phone South ituKKi c.isi, iii.n'i • ion' dry. Room and Imard for white Hqvc Had Stotaach ated. *1) utllitIA, heat and jani­ W i . * .IM f e e l . I ! ‘i n f i .s u a t jr w s s l* r 1(41. State pltbltc works Director woman. Good salary. Call 214t> l o . n p i'IO I I D I < I , e t M rs! Of tor aervke furnished. Call IMSGvorge I). Sowers last week comA very nice 2 bedroom bungalow i W. S n i n h r s i l i- o r n .t i.f o l i l '.V t V l'i S f W. II. A A. Dept. Store. Ulcer Pains plained the practice of the people XIV*,. II,elite tV,*i Il'.J f..t, type home on 20th Street. | tIUtory lrlt> how ilgnty VIII working in the building of buying th e se . N 'ijrt h - • • n v •'*" set frame construction. Ha* largo RELIABLE man wi|h car wanted gorgr tllmwlt With lo.st 1*4 -otter sandwiches \rj the* liasement lunch­ TWO NICK room*, l’ hone 268-J. ■tni.le lit l e . i , u -. rm ttf A«U f e - t to call on farmers in Seminole 70S Oak Are. living room, dinlnng looin. kltrh1 * * 1 .1. t . i . u ' l Igo-Mi- > i'O r «ujroom apd taking them to thdt .. ........ . b it ' ■ f r e t t l ■ i th e on, sun parlor; oal >ak floor* per- i County. Wonderful opportunity, f e r in e , T ry . I'dira fo r « H e f ..f wl- desk* was t drawing coeknutcho* S i u i t h . n l r o r o . r o f . t .1 V W . ,*I RECORD n.AYKKS and radio* IhiliSr-IW*. Sir* to |20 in a .lay. No ex­ rrr Hail Uenirih marvent awnings—200 ft. fionN W * ,. th en ce i:t * t »r fe e t , |,uint f«t hrwittmra. tmrains lie » n , wondering wlmt lie should. mfor rent. By day or week. The perience or capital required. tage. A strictly moiit-rn home l | . . . i » F m l t h I S IJo about it. . ------------------- ----------m I "» i>l” n .<ml "tli"Mualc Ho*. 119 W, Mat Su Permanent. Writ? today. Me- ili-,.. I ' n i i l i l l i l n s 8 ; i o ' t . * and priced right. I . . . . . . t' i-1 1■*• The maijman ami'the tekgiaph Phone Pft3. NESS COMPANY. D e f t A. . (go Very desirable i bedroom fur­ t f io i N tV - , ,i itsS W t. ‘f ,.r fits* TehWi. Ironi 1N T I l U i T H t * r i T * 4 * i » I T i T » * F r messenger are telling bin now. S -. lin k Jt, T iio it .h ip -| s .'iilh Freeport, III. . nished house. 2 car garage, on i,III illOKC *1 t'l*1 ‘ m \ m - • - •i. i \i .f!.! ROOM for couple. Breakfast Evert" delivery bring* advice, H iiie . l'u > t li t- ,1.. t V. II:. ,,ll\ lore o r r r lu r o 1n,» to n« * * * large lot, immediate possession. \ m • y * »n n iu iv m kitrben' privileges, 606 Valen­ fe e l :,lt ll | e , . l ” UOinltTK t?N f i s t SIAN for general repnntng end ranging fiom good old comilry ‘ u-r noUlllik YoBtb MONK3 n.vi K. b i ' M l S ' *i i ■ h t A T K f *p U H M IIU A Properly in good condition ami | cia Dr. r i* t . it th -t V - t f ) . x i, - ■ . r i i r f painting on small houv. By- TourbOm I’ me <'**. and «li«e ■*'*»•'- mrlbiul* to offers of professional IN i* l t \ V « * * M t V V ft ' » T tr -------------------j cheap, , -t i ,nn : i i 1 ' 1 i 1 « r r r y w h r tr . I . r« » n l» lv i u n y extermimitors. 2 ROOMS for rent. 709 Oak Ave. 1 4 acres in Goldsboro, suitable j day or on ronliact basis. J. K. It u«e -•» ttit.l ism Hast S3 fssl I . A V I S t H* u '««i H U It V t V I \ s s * ' Ulwle. P. O. lb.* 287, Uke Setcral of the latter hqve cull­ Phone 244-W. r u .iu h t i » l i a h o ii& K e s t e t is I " for colored sub-division. Price IM .iln t lff " Mary, Fla., ed in person. They tell the ele­ fr.l III a |HllBl l*r _• lilt plinth , . . r ~ r —------ rr IUOO.OO. ■ • \ * i I b s I h s Ij i i Ih r n c t N o rth m 3 .1 vator starter, ‘‘ I want tn talk to |* » :T lt lt V I V f \N N ** Ialso " f C.large " ' L “ P" A *<**1 •«*« chicken farm; 9 W O R K W ANTED lo t • - l . c n l n * l e B t .t e l ,i..i. I s , - 1 .1 room .apartment.. someone about Cockroaches.'' and I .... nice 3 bedroom modern home, h, iS u iT tiM L at the Pl.uih. .1 ^ fornel K | | T l f l H ,T t> A |H * K M l !la seven seconds they an* on the Munteiuma Hotel * tenant house, 67' acres, paved FLOOR SANDING A finishing, « ..f Set seventh floor, talking to Sow’e i* j . . I N W .rimo f NN*1 v t v t A S X " . k Hm w t « on two tides, good well, pres­ ‘ •*■ * tVeal bTWO h e t cleaning & waxing. Our power ...lit .,. i * ' in hi* baby blue-puint.d office, | WANTED TO RENT S s j f ..I t t ie ilh w ,-s le r ts t o -i p ' . l a t sure water system, and out unit enables u» to work whart f ^ I i l i f p i i I 'r if f ii* , L r * A» »• >}*|* From llnmei City, Pit. came u ,01 the l*.-Sl\ft Itf». f the VtV 1, III c .ir t i k f building*. A good buy at r iir ix H * » «<ft « there Is no electric connect I da 2 BEDROOM furnished or unfur­ N'U’ I. Ml .J.pl Seri I'-It -■' mst note front 51it* Mite Matin, who Jr Ifir4 17,600.00, Reasonable rash pay­ available. 21 ycais cxperienc*. frel W e s t of Morphs j -I ioib. i NVtt nished house. Phone 1000, 8:30 said use imtax. v *» i m ik m iH t iiv N '» n n » :h ment, balance like rent. H. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla. I.f otl.l N VV'I, ..f' NW, ihrne•to 6:00. f l i r t »Mf i l h i ' f f i ftA* * • f " * * h d ‘ "You w|H not find them dead.'* PHKU W. I1F-NDKU . ,| . .. . i . i • - ill h, i corner ■ V ifllii'* v»4i I n , Hi* M l" Matin wrote, "But they will LAWNS MOWED. I-ow prices , . f -rti.f N W ' , ' - f N W sbh ) 3 *RKA1l E S T A T E FO R S A L E Room 2 Fla. State Bank Bldg, I l f ths X i n l tT f, ’ » Hit*. *re fo |leave." * i -e , f | i j r s i | i t | i : t i t it u ih i i ' o g . __________ Phone* 1030 . | Jerry l.ord .Phone 7HH-W. diatreea eg __ _ T t « t ‘ * *w I mI III | 4•f ;t I',,i, . * From Urtumu. \'n.. Ada It (Ire*(uncltoual munUily r e a l RSTATIi » lit ST BABY BUGGY. Good condition. LICENSED prartiral nurse, mid­ dlsturUsncetr j sett told hint to rlo*e all the win- i h .I I ‘ e n u r e ! ,i i m . r l e . t e . a i r . o h r INSUr ANCE trill mix* ruu dle aged, good tefeiences. Eva fmm Ph. 846-W. the plaintiff It UP >11’ U. _____________ Nnvtlf . t*» Jljf i tiltlr Hlihj don* and doors and hum sulphur, MORTGAGE LOANS pstn, feet Wu Miter, Longwnod. *-%*k eons, restlne. t n k ( then whitewash the walls ' with W v l . u t l i l a b - l K r l . r u *r '■ f t * frfi«4!iil*r lfA^t with RAYMOND M. BALL, Realtor Paint*, Poultry Suppllet, Nails, , it*I f .o n f llr .l to M .- tla K r lli- lli p u ld ___ ilk ____ l l l r ' * -1 ’ > !l 1 } at mch Uswt Th-n |sulphur in the whitewash. SheI ■' ff e pIMd oii*e *'A. Registered Broker and 3 P o l .iu i * *. vi |n z O * fi 9 jm . r rgfel lrln* i «*.»»n * So try Lfdla B. Hsk9 , T | a I'iin II" * !* * I ii H i! nd 10 Bt|«ineaa Opportunities Purina Feeds, Groceries ' usahl b l sshe h e tried it 64 yeai* ago a m il t J ..,ho, bun's Vniubii Com­ , . t . r T! sr, I t Insurance Agent Masts. Touchton 4 Watson, I2«l pound to n lll.l >uctt ajmptnnul It b Hufki'd ejfir lirnv ♦if Nl*lV-!lftM*r I U I F I * , as*1 d* Rm.-4 Florida State Bank Bldg. lu ■ rer-ol tnedlost t*at rtnkham's Celery, Phone 1199. *KIin** i*‘« Mr*l- Prank THoo|t. wifi* *»f ». ti »»* x**•»•»»* » «m.ii iv uu m^u- .nmf r .r d** fulfil s%itl !** rent. Now open. In good loca­ Oxnpound pretrd rwistt>ntr h«lptul -o . . • . . . . ... I.. cr*f 1*% Ii4ft 111 TThl.. ^dllforrt ATTENTION t — OWNERS OF i t ni ~w ilt | i * v to v u o » trout.:-j ihn *»*, its viul Columbus niinUtrr. rnlled nod Iifr-*ifill tion. Necessary to have sum* ALUMINUM casement window*. ^*##1*11iWf *-f . « frtl ♦h - p*rti Doctors call a Uterine eedetlt*. It bH said *10?.. everybody to "bring, » few KBAI. ESTATE I WE NEED money to purchase stock,' Write a Sito.1 scothtne eSect an one at Steel casement and Aluminum I T I l f M l l U K I U - l * l h »t HM* LUTINGS OF ALL KINDS OF iroetsn't M il teiparlanl orreal. Box J. C O Herald. cucumber and place the cucUWer Inn |Htiih*h»4l Ii(*ts -»* fill" I *ri9 ' double hung windows. Mirarle REAL ESTATE — ROMES, Taira reguisrtv —Ptaktwm’s Com* skin.* around the walls, wash- j Idifli W ITwN KH S th«*. of iRk.i’hf* pound 1*Ip* build up rmbrtanee to sucb --APARTMENT HOUSES. COM-' Concrete Co- 309 Elm 'Ave. 12 S P E C IA L 5FM V IC E 3 Anti* «hr* ••■rtf t»f IIt** * *‘»i t iViuri Ilk I I M M rW :iliH f# f h i . • ' * • ' 1 1 4tftm»a 4we e arret Hern*rtile Voids! hasins. etc!, in every rynirt." Phone 1336. tif fhWttlY -!‘h*r**U, III** nil aIII»lir Y-9*ffril'd, VIfffidi *. ' MERCIAL BUILDINGS, LOTS. SHe said that’s the way they do ' III* SMh LYD IA f . PINKHAM ’S RENT A CAR W I T N f t Y H t r r i l nt* I n r d jm l III* **f |t 11 * GROVES, MOTOR COURT* HOT PLATE LUNCH ‘ in China. *h|fp she aad lief hlls„ ,1 f - , .1 I ’s . li n •»=«- His- * HI* 1I I* IIl f *“!♦•I* * *i YOU BHIVB IT MOTOR COURT LOCATIONS. Served from 11:30 to 2 at Homer’s u,—Ist-IIh#l - 4*• v— *H--- t t i v -hr—nrrnt m r — A — t *— ™t t t t liand were jniMlunariia— »— PHONE 20« 'p * IF YOU HAVE ANY PROPER\ \ Ii fl 1*: li e * (i*l««|l.. I *1*^1 **t l4 l**!**it SRKIt.KLANIl. MUIUUSON TY TO SKLLrWMT NOT LET AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. KsLs Mlxdiff f**r’ Plsiliiilff ITtitirl, iiiifi£»!*- Fttiihti jilif It is not nacceasary t< > l«i*le a U-DRIVE-IT. 1NO and Service. The Music Bos, V ME KNOW A ROUT IT f AS 1.,1 Iitilit i'l*'Hi f Mk ScaI Twt Prm d TWiA it»a*l if the meal is placed fat *ido !4*I*«,h !I I ' i H l " ; u 119 W. 1st StPhone 953. 1‘ t l lff l S t tfils-t * A * Y t*-r *• •»* SOON I HEAR FROM YOU I .Sr.r. US FOR up so that th"r melting fat drip* CTMt to R«Btn M ONTHLY A t t u t u * ' % a r i I . . \ 4 I II I WILL ARRANGE TO LOOK MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING iloryu over the silt face a* the meat FLOWKHB ii-p |x h i f I*j mt**4» Mt-iH e*itt • ■ini *ffiiis Uf**»Id*4 YOUR PROPERTY O V E R , }4»duli«*i ■- for |"t-*Igil stJ AND TYPING foe iQ OQC&lioni **»**-Ty»li M * lillalll* ** 4* - ’.'Mk I! '•!*! cooks. s WITHOUT COST TO YOU. I CREDIT Ll'UHAU OF **ti •11 Iirwli r 111* pin » HI* n WILL THEN TELL YOU McN e i l l a t o s t f l o r is t s ftttifiVttl >•*♦*! I4 ♦•*.! Mu* I \y»i ii r. 14» I »*•'! . %If SANFORD 81pea Ave, lust off Calerr WHAT PRICE YOUR PRO­ |ii*» *V' V ifU M n l t*» * ilc f !• i llti'i | I'llY* T«* •* «* *Mil' HS \ * ■d Lu g 'll Not let* 110 N. Park Phene 180 Office pk 403 residence nh. 810 R n ’llr nit Ilia .t t t f i It lf M Jil.n-s PERTY WILL RHINO AND a i iltt In lit. y till i |< M. HOW SOON I RELIEVE IT CEMENT STEPS for your home. LAND M i l It i : T O % !•«•!: I l l A \ II cT.RAN IN G A N O tvir \\\ M ’ M IV IA *THl I H a , * 1 1 whl* Hu • ■ l -t »»«v nlltlf ll o r 1*1 Ml H %I IO\ CAN HR SOLD. A. CULVER 1.AAINAGK. 2 NEW CATERFree estimate. Miracle Conru-it* ir e roil tloublad by 4"iiriifl I'lMiif *«f Friitinstlf C?MiliIf. l-'ifl h itnil iAiijil rt.r X<»It \ »t«M l* it u i t * u *nt*1 G O L D E N — REGISTERED PILLAR DKLSEL BULLDOZ­ Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone 1116. d istress o f fs m s le kttllM’ LV n..ii.i.( C A lU iM N L '. N U lJ v ll.' I’ * t n n r t lo n s l m o n th ly HEAL E S T A T F. BROKER, ERS JWITII P A L M E T T 1 u It Ualllito \n fxiiii* - Hjiinii)) %*!»"♦- f r t lt lt 'li F f K -1|‘* iif* ‘k-*rR \*vd u t u r b s a e s t l D oes L SEWING MACTHNKS RAKES T W O 3/1 YD. m a in Of f i c e o n h - m h ig h I »Hlir» ihriMifii* Mild** •■* it li nvske you sugsr Ukfu ** 111iii 111•» SALES AND SERVICE I Irl. U M T Itinn ii, D RAGLINES. E O f II’ MENT 9 w a y north o f u n der­ :m p sln .frel so nsr1f*tit. 5*Il*l r a r f | i I:t V**'II at1*= kr9*T*»% I4*114* * A ll f t u t lia h aS iU k u . m t l w . wtsk— * BerCn Sewing Marh. Shop p a s s . TELEPHONE WINTER NOW IN THIS VICINITY. ■s t rm amt *>'• **#;M Htl*^ su ftv t u n e s ? T h r o I ' ♦• > o l l i i : 11* %!•••• M i 115 8. Fhrnch Ph. 1190 ( t r u i i n r* lit H u * »im "« th * ^*4 NIMNICIIT CONSTRUCTION l so try Lydia I . P in k -, PARK 188. ■ ■ ■ I i| tfiirji la ih #-i|% !te(*ifi «i WIII.IAM UK.V f*KII HAl*l* liftf mI ! emiit r. i’*<* *I‘f CO.. ORLANDO, FLA, PHONE 1 b a m 'I V e t s t a h ls C o m . • I*,ir■ ”! liivM f £ p i ' f c p i h f i _ H ih if NEW HOU3K. 2 In-drooma, partly 1‘UXEDO FELDS—cop-i.,*ie liiu I pound to rvltsa* such symplomsl v t»f h i f Ilf 1 * .' iif :« If l i t 1 % V tt iiN A Mi. vlit: 2-2981. _____ • s nr SMI Hs«*|l Mi . nIn • taosut fasdic*I Wat PioJkbala’a ITAlsHIl- |.l4tfeliff, v« HxUttJ.h It* { llMtrai * Hunt'* Tuxed* F*»o S'«m furnished.: Small down payment. I Compound praryd rstnsikably hslpful WAI M|t »tt*I l*.\II* MINI: %V\1rXllx - V t H f =ra t f t e ! I«i W ’ U E H if - i* a III lillHV VOTII’ IKH shtl ftlnl 'BalaDre like rent For appoint­ Expert Radio Repairing to women tfoubiad this way. It's what hi* u if^s * !»♦- H**« A».\ *• ■fr^fil Ml 1*1 to ’i^hf f»M NEW SPINET PIANOrf—Weaver. "fH «!){( f iif .1.4 ««* r* l» | " 1 Doctors cult a uw stn s trdallvs. I| i» « n ie .l r , . | | I n ’ l b . t ' o „ i t *'f ment call 917.1. Fred Myers, 111 K. 2nd 3L III*C'rtirU' Viirih liitl ncil I l f fill* f ’ fFrtu t f t t a r * « f I ’itnrriilrir S flfith H LiWral trade in A terms. The (ruut soothjw^sjtsct Mt on OO 0* JmiM mI *Mn'iifl i#t *i*ul 1*t Fcrul- emlBOlo rtoiniv. riot lila. In Chan isosssn's Host CllCliitc 4 fit! f4 * 1 '-J U tfM W llE a at erysiu. .Music Box. 119* W. Firat St. 6 ROOM house on two loin. Seen THE HOME SHOP Tsksn rrautaftytp. Mtikhsm’s Oeai- jautrlsi*, lJi-1 Pohne 951. . WATCH A AlLtHUL ItKPAUUNG pound by appointment only. Call Or­ M S S resistatnw to turn h*lo* build up dtslms. Also a Inst stomachic tonic I 4ltf;*n'i .’f Irirh Tfrin Tamr lando 23666. ■.— -------MRS. BEST home mmte candy in !7tK> Sanford Av«. Phone II43-J LYDIA E. PIKKHAM’ S E SS S2 cans for Over Seas shipment ^ lw n cr will sacrifice new. atrictly ATTENTION MOlHF.KS I and packages for home use. ” hfodgni. btrcly furnished 9 bed. — DIAPER BBKMC&r* ^ t Phene- Cminly-8160: — — " _ _rnoiu ho rn*.-on-2- large-late-irv l(abyVa"Tct TurnUhes fiospilal very desirable residential sec­ clean, stcrilo o'af.'r* aiTd Jaodor, General Electric automatic bi*n-. tion. May be handled for less ikivl rnntaincr. rlc inomlcal and krti for sleeping eomfortthan 17.000 rash—Hal finalised. safe. Fully mcdleiilly' approved U. POPE CO. INC II. HER JOHN W.*.U. MOORE, Call Day Una 2467-W collect h r Reallor details. 96 diapers, 82 a week. FOR KALE 94,600 will buy new 2 bed-room OLD NEW8PAPERS— 3 CENTS "FIRST IN HANFORD" coAcrete home in good residen­ PER POUND. BUNDLED IN WILL grind corn for food, griU tial section. BUNDLES. & meal ctery Saturday morn­ HER JOHN W. 11. MOORE. ^ 10. 16. (0 and (6 CENT ing. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroa.* Realtor • HERALD OFFICE •Owner wants to sell attractive ____________ O n u s t n e m ja m -R K A ^ .~ r u **• on... flmir hope. rnnlainlnw.^i. 30 -G AH.UN autewseBn ■f uwmt Tsll your te r»Ui. San-' b __: n ^ T. W l jw t o fdMSlst g g l s * to sell you operation. Reasonable eleelrie hot water heater. Used bottle of Crcomtllslon with the untv room* ami sleeping porch foul 1‘aint A Glass Go. Phone rmaudlin you must like the way It 2 months.. -Phone 757. In beautiful setting on pared 303. , ,_______ , quickly allays tha cough or you are mad, with 4 acre* of good FRIED SHRIMP DINNERS DOUGS ~I'LYM OUTli ground—chicken-run* and stor­ every-night at Homer's. age bldgs.* PARTS AND BKRVICB Phone 1011 SEE JIHIN W. D. MOORE. STEWART Warner eleetric re- too i'slmrttn Avw. for C ou pii,C h u t Coldi,|ronchitii Re'allur frigdratnr. 408 tk French Ave. 11h.no Tuning and Edpairing L. L -.n,-——■>Oi * ■■ •“ *■'• ■Several good buy* in Income pro­ Bill. Ilea. flll-W. perty—-soma netting uplo 18% TRACTOR, acmsa liver at River­ side Tourist Cnrnp. C, It. Davis, on Investment — priced from biDNLYS u n m u SIGNS 39.976 to 110.000. /Sitnw rards aad H slsn m JOHN W. D. MOORE. Realtor ' FOR SALE—Good late model YOU UP NIGH TS? T8 SIGN HlWVlCai Lawn Mower, perfect condition, *200 Mefcrii Bldg. 124 K. First St.. O. D. Undraaa. Pkotta 1021 loW price. Phone 671-J, a lfy<ju a*t np nlahti— haveTrenaent’l l ' Phono 1213 to poet yotw water—but ksv* anlv (^then's Itarlialnr Shop for cori- tit* USED BOAT SALE K t n lr Messes* f t , end Key* beckscKe 8 ARTICLES FOR SALE 1947—26* CHR18-CRAFT Dr Luxe pldd radiator aervile. 106 8a.t- due to rscrei aridity la the urine, be (led fetd Ave. Phone 166-W. you’ re rrettirtf thill Enclosed Cruiser. ALMOST new (.aundcraile. Can TKrr* eenerettons r ( o Dr. Kilmer. * be Sfen at Millard Bishop's Ap­ 1947—23' CIIRIS-CRAjT Express SANFORD Beauty Salon. • 809 fem out ,d,irkor, (w a d bunrtrnli o( (i■• Cruller pliances. v* ' * Park. Phone 1364. M, McMah­ netirnit with thie trouble. P*lnitakin(ly 1947—22' CHRlS-CRAbT lie Luxe merit a m nltriae o f 16 btrbi. root!. on Spiral permanent, lasting hr vM ete>itn.belMms— Nature’s eorawey to FURNITURE Paint—High Gloss Utility 6 mo. A iMtgvr. (--M waves, rehef. U* retted M "K w *t»p R o o f sad Enamel for home use. any color 1947—20' CHIUS-CKAIT Cualom CrUimnola A Marhiaelria. All is o f grateful men aed wotnee h ie * desired. Free delivery la City. Runabout (Demonstrator) i letrm It—often orkth emeutne rveuhe. waves guaranteed. |fl up. Very good paint at reasonable 1938 - 3 1 ' CHRIS.CHAFT. IteLuxe SwtiapRook goea Ht*k te e e l •* 21 prims. Reel’* Paint Shop, Phone Enclosed Cruiser Je«*«aaai theiow <d RODFING aad painting. Free 4» luihout he Iptnc tor elicv* rsceat erid ity ... wr 1004-J. 106 W. 2nd St. 1937— 17* CHR18-CRAFT Del.uxe tlmates. Smith Brnlbera, Con- urine, Ih* irritetr 1 h !* W tt gets e good Audons .Utility tractor. • Phone 1186. out. too. M any report «ettin| a (nod SEED BED cover*—200 lb bag* 1941—40' Custom Built Enclosed night's e tn p after tha U t i l few tfoeee Central City Bag Co. P. 0. ADD many yean of life to yqur Cautkmr taka a Cruiser Boa 2482. Phone 4178, Orlando, m e ta l roof and beautify the ’. sen * to Drpt Par free trial IMA—30‘ Custom Built r Open ■ Fla. . o._ , lap .,®l BOB |)U | guntlard. home. We epray 11 the color KJnnr■ UI C_w Hull (With nr Without Engine) fwU-eteed hottht vf Borafci ___OCeeJwiHMP you want. Block and other eonCHRISTMAS’ tree IlghtZ The UNKNOWN-18* Inboard MotorHoot tnrtey et your 4 r u g t v > crtle stiuctura sprayed ip pas­ boat Music Box, 119 W. 1st Sttel colon. Barns etc, sprayed UNKNOWN—16’ Thompaon Out­ Phone 961. with beat oil paints. Let u* give 13 NCH'ICES— PERSONAL board •Motorboat (With, or you a free estimate. Re*l'« FOR SALR^-MAMON N A U R Without. Motor) ATTENTION LADIES! portable spray unit, 306 W. 2nd Make a one-stop service for all • MUCK GROWN CABBAGE HOWARD UOAT WORKS. INC, 1St Phone 1064-J, _ _ % PLANTS, JULIUS DINGFEL- , SALES CH RIB-CRAFT your laundry sad dry cleaning DKH. PRONE U . SERVICE g your yout favorite needs by using Alliert Hickson Repair Shop (33-429 Ballou*h Road, Self-Service l-oundry Indry. 6th Street A Laurel fLvenua OCTOBER 26th will hava all kind Daytona Bearh, Fla. Blarksmltblnif A general repair THE HKLPY 8ELFY LAUNDRY o f vegetable plants for setting See; Bill llowaH Telephono IK Sanford 406 W. 16 SI. Telephone 1868 gmall or large acreage. J. W. Bell, Lake Monroe, Fla. Phone t BEDROOM suites with springs Royal Master tires are back again. ANNOUNCEMENT 16. and mattresses. Reasonable, II. U. POPE CO. INC. MARSHA!LUT Cap be - seen anytime. 8mith Custom made Vrne(l GLOBE greatest cut-rate whole­ 14 LOST A FOUND Brotheaa Service Center, OrAwnings — Ten day delivery r. offers oner* ooral novelsale distributor*, laade .Highway. ranteed. Phone LOST — Brlndle Pitt Boll dog. Workmanship guaranteed. ties, sundries, tor*. gift* to 1375. ahrewd buyer*. Glolw Trading fl , A KT1CLKS W A N T E D answrn to name of "Cub," ) O* 109 W. Flagler igler St, Miami, rabies teg No, ff. ' Ampin re­ r r r itTt;hrat T o n b e r v ic r Fla. n ic e paid for ward. Call 237-J. Dr. Raymond ■rviee, repairs, adjuetments to Service. Ted Devi* Furniture " t e u Bags. all makes and mode la Gas apace heater* IU.96 up Co. I l l E- 1st. Ph. 968. MILLER-BISHOP • II. B. POPE CO. INC: LEFT on aldawelk near Sanford 118 8. Park Ave Bulrk Co. October 23rd. middle I'LL BUY your ear regardless of SHALLOW wall and onePhone 29 . -> Reward. Telephone Geneva 2282. ago or ron d ltii ion. Roy Reel, 304 * half horse motor. shelf of electric refrigerator, W. lad 8L APPLIANCE SERVICE ' Country Club Road. s iis a r ' ward. Telephone Genov* 2282. Repairs to electric irons, toasters, ONCE. 16 u*«d WANTED AT ALUMINUM ropflng, all percolators, beaten, fane. Plano*. The Music Box, 119 W. 1 8 - AUTOS POR SALE 19.60 per aouaro; baby o m u : MILLER-BIS II OP lit 8L Phone Phot 963. poultry netting. San/ord X-Csl i l l 8. Park Ave. 194l” FORD CoupeL n e w upbol1 “ “ * at 2nd S t HELT W A N TE D Phene 29 stery, new paint. Perfect condi lion. "306 W. 1 2nd St. Roy Real. WANTED. Laney’e Drug DOLLS DRESSED — Pricee aeAUTO PAINTING SUPPLIES, cardlng to sIm and required 86 ‘FORDTeddn, 4 door, radio, Dulux and Duco outfits. Customers furnish all spotlight and accessories. Inamtla and L«m«ra. i Wanted—Young Man as ofmaterials. Mrs. W. E. Watson, quire Lake Mary Grocery. tap*. Sanding Disc and Paper. A credit man.' Firestone 607 Oak Ave. Tuee. W ed 4 Seakarik Glaaa A Palfet C*. T h u n .-9 to 11 A. II., 3 to 6 1 NEW Popular make factory 112-114 W. 2nd 8L built 2 wheel trailer 10% reduc­ P. M. TWO LADIES as Lusier cosmetic tion. I heavy duty home made Complete kitchen equipment In­ consultants. Trained free <q RAYMOND STUDIO trailer for car or pick-up. One cluding two atectric stoves, tabthe art of makeup.' Earn wMla Expert photographer available at 1937 V-S flat bed long Wll t lib-tap hot water heater, doubletraining. • Write Nell Peane* all times for wedding*, anniver­ truck. A good buy, priced rlghUl drain sink, solid weU-UUlt cab1636 Hi, Vernon Ave.. Otiando, saries. birthday parties, social Walton Real, Reel's Used C*rs| W H r • FEMALE PAIN! 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H* • >! l* ih * *i uf)f i - HTrfuii iU U H a ^ U — IN TV Hit: * *r n !*#)*; f *\ ».\ 1*114*1 IN 111 > < T A i I' I W r ll*g r 7 L‘ » ill, « ■i i h i : « »»trN r •«*l NT* ■ • l ; t al * n * * U .« “ ’ ’ N*" IMVIN'l i * it r .sit i. m| --------------- .|* \.\ti f c ii|( D IT - » t ■IMMM «»II IH* ' I \ N 1*24 \ « I \ l \ 9 t T -AH' li s t Vli: Jl Vh*ur i,I r i tpf I 11 * -*fld t d tlt -if ( .H lit}h!< kills * liJI'M %e- rn*rtlitin«l t - 1 i.d m I| llta-tf It* nt kHi'i *'|l (Irrrisfil. rkiFfiift -■i d .1* m *i*.|* l'*,'r*T *H*h*t r»f u r n , m .it lu- f |iv *‘ mmItf 4 Hi, .x».T*x ..f 4* |* t *tip- «*f fci 'd ml! ntaI IW ilK ' **f >> llM « i"lr «*• it il\ , F I h i Ii I j , r ll Is ** ktf( *-I^^ 1 1 ths p x.||(( it. *()**• " f ' • dr . .*!•«♦* »* • P h ’ llllH . 9* d liO * ( - in h i i H r m | » r pi< n f Ii* f r u m fli-r IliiP E till1 H i* f i o l (m t*h*i?itia|! *>f * h i» i)**n*'t l * ** ! i' ?! i m n r ili'iiiiiiiil -h itfl l? **i T s i l t i m r ,*#m | ah.*!i *u > i* tfjg [ildrg itt» f to r n d d lt *> ii# Ifu t |^fc|p.,|U 'k >*p 4 w h u ll fk| f f ir r 1.41HI tif Ib e h l --fi l h r i f U l tftx| -»I*V a ll .f l < d id )i e+r ih'**",tt»| 4.'(• | ,1 rxr*. \ r * ‘ d ! 4 diU>^a< i t m j f l iril * 6 1 1 h« �r*- IS B ifer** T H E SA N F O R D H E R A L D , 8 A N F O R D , F L O R ID A PACE SIX General De Gaulle Appeals fo r New General Election Ovicdo M O N D A Y , O C T. 27, 1947 and July since 11)11. "This suggests that worker* generally are finding Job oppor­ tunities less plentiful than earlier atul that the rrsUessnee* felt earlier by many veterans, which took the form uf frequent job changes, has beet} reduced," the article said. p Other potn*x In the analysis eluded: ----- About - 1,6W>.000- mure perstms; ' are working or looking for work' than had Uwn anticipated on the ; basis o f prewar trends, but they air concentrated In the 14-19 age •' “ t group-end In women over 38 and men over J55. Empliivmriit in domestic ser­ vice, which declined throughout the war and rnrlv po*‘ war period, • ha* "increased *hartdy since mldO 1940 and Is currently nearly 800,•* _ ^ k 000 higher than a year ago. Hollywood Probe ( C a a l l i M j fr s M r * s ) O ae) (Continued from Page Three) which the committee hat no con­ ges. She majored in llumr Econ­ stitutional authority to atk. Tha omics. committee is holding hearings on Mr. and Mrs. Thedore Aulln, Jr.( Communist activities in the movie aye announcing the birth of a ion, 1nduatrv. PAWS Oct. 27 W V - General Oct. IH, at the Orange Memorial As Lawson lashed out st the, Charles De Gsuilt- called today Hospital. The boy has Wen named committee, Thoms*. repeated!/ for dissolution of France's nation­ James Theodore and will be known banged hi* gavitl In an attempt) al assembly and new genera) as Ted. This is Mr. and ..Mrs. to halt Uwson, Thomas said th*t tire lions, ami u a* promptly-at­ Aulin1* second (hlld. Their* girl, Lawton had aaktd, through hi* tacked by the . Communists on DtUir.Tl tWfl, Mrf'Aulln ahd sfih" attornay, to be heard. I f 1he re­ Cnsigo of seeking to set up "a are home, returning Wednesday, fused to respond to the committee’s! reactionary dictatorship." and doing fine. questions, Thomas said, then he D* Gsuilt* sssertrdlhat the rcMr. and Mrs.K would be excused from the stand1 aulta of inunlrlpat elections whirh and Why, nf l.qbox, Texas, are and the record of the committee vtreie la-gun tlirouKhout France would stand without his testimony. last Sunday and completed yes­ visiting Mr*. At the end of the exchange be­ terday proved that Parliament mi Mrs. James W. Wilson and Mr. tween the wltneas and Thomas, longer represents the people and Wilson, at their lovely home on Lawson arose from the committee • called for new vutinK laws to en­ take Charm. chair and resumed his place In the' Miss tala Applegate, of Pittaable the national legislature to section Of ■the room .reserved for her have a "coherent majority.'* —7. burgh, Penn, is visiting witnesses. Sonte spectators boied cousin, James W. Wilson and Mrs. lie Gaulle's six munths old {tal­ anil Thomas rapped violently ly of Did French People (ItPF) Wilson, at their horn* on take fur order. 8wit»eri*nd h** about twice the* Charm.---------------— — -piled up a-larger popular~vote~1n area of Massachusetts. Then Louis J. Russell, a com­ George JakuWin. Jr. and Daniel the elections than any other par­ mittee investigator, was called ty—though It failed to show as l.uca* have returned from a trip to the stand and testified that a to Ohio. well in rural votinK yesterday as Communist Party gnembership Mr. ami Mrs. Milton Gora have It did in the laritei population card was issued to Lawson in 1U44. centers a week ago. No party at returned after spending several The card, Russell said, bore~flWtn*i * present has a clear majority in days In Atlanta. . ber 47276 and was issued to "John Parliament. *. Howard lurwson, Identified as a Miss Julie Gore had a good movie writer. The wartime ‘ leader declared time as the guest of har grand­ * Robert E. Stripling, chief com­ that hia party’a showing lord spel­ mother, Mrs, W. D. Itrow n and mittee investigator, took over. He led the beginning of the end for Deddyl llruwn. her uncle, while * read a long memorandum of his arch foe*, the Communists. li«r pnrvnls, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Florimond llonte. Communist Gore, were awav. THIS AERIAL VIEW shuns one of Bar Harbor's fat-famed milliuimire mansions a* a section of the what he said ware Lawson's nr-’ Party spokesman, declared that Mrs. Sulnks and daughter, Anne, 10-mlle wall of forest fire swept down on it. After 12 hours of horror, the fahulous Maine resort had tivltie* showing his Communist lie Gaulle's statement was moti­ of I eesbnrg, were recent guests Wen reduced to a mas* uf smoking ruins; 3600 pci sons had evacuaiid their homes by land ami sea; an affiliation. Striping also read IT TAXIS lots of practice to remain i vated by a desire for "personal of Mrs. Spink's sister, Mrs. estimated damage of f 18,000,000 had Wen caused, but the terrific conflagration appeaYed to W under several articles he said Lawson a lop-notchcr, to Grelchtn Merrill t‘ had written for the Communist power'.' and that his desires would George W. Morgan, Mr. Morgan, rontrol. , • (International Sound photo) newspaper, the Daily Worker. of Boston, U. S. Women's Chtm"dash wllh the will of Die French and mother. Mrs. M. M. King, Stripling said he alto has over pton Figure Skatar, works out on people, who will know how to un­ Mr. and Mr*. Donald Leinhari 100 eshiblts "showing Mr. taw-' the rink at Rockefeller Center, New ite It* democratic working, class Candidates* Quiz Bender Killed have named their Why, Donald son's affiliation with the Com­ York. She la a member of the U. S. for re. Olympic Teem. (International) Garry. This la their third child. munist Party." ■ I)e Gaulle's statement came They have twins, Gary and, Wynn, H 'a a lle M S I r t a I*s a t : , « r ) l('* S I I * S (S from H **r H ast When Lawson wss called ss a amid an impending cabinet crisis nearly two years of age. vote of tho People? highway patrol car to a near witness, his attorney, Robert W. and the imminent ‘ threat of 4. Will you, If elected, do what Kanny, renewed a challenge, first Dixie’s Tree Farmers Erwin AW1I Is sble to be back rating piece and called the ambu­ strikes by three Cummunlst-domyou ran to create a City Recrea­ made Jsst week, of the eommittee’i Inated labor gToupa—the railway­ on the job after his resent Illness. lance. He then returnrd to the site Need Bigger Crop tion Department under a full time authority to Issue a subpoena man. utility workers and govern­ Mr* , _Geneva AWII, clerk In the of the accident and gave what aid .recreational director, operating on (summons to appear and testify) Post Office, was out Friday due ment employes. These develop* a budget adquately provided by for Lawson and 18 other Holly­ TALLAHASSEE, Oct. 27—44*)— mrnte overshadowed the outcome to the illness of her son, Erwin; he could to Patrolman Bender who the City Commission; and* con­ wood figured. The committee, Southern states expect to top thil Mrs. Bob King, who ... has- Wen . had k*rn thrown by the toadiide. to yesterday's runoff elections in scientiously work for the early after a huddle in a closed-door year's crop of some 103,000,000 pI0mp, , clion he ‘ France's small towns and villages, visiting h e r.lite r, Mis. Esther p0| construction of a swimming poof, session, ovsmiled Kenny's chal­ tree seedling* by 07.000,000 next , , , ____ »*___ J , . - . early returns from whirh put Eason, and brother. Roy, at Sav. Jiighly tennis courts, and public play lenge and called Lawson Jo the year to meet overwhelming de­ commended tail evening by annah, Ga., and in Rklelgh, N. C. Premier Edouard Ilerriot'a Hadgrounds for chJIdrenT mand from Dixie's forest fanners. ) ’ ■ Police Captain Roy Tillii. returned home Thursday, accomical Socialists out in front. 6. Are you lh fag-or of a Sewage stand. "The Forest Fanner " l lOOthem “ Lawtoh, a biige tdan, asaeu nsnled bv her sister, Miss Esther The State Highway Patrol is Disposal Plant, and do you have timber ninthly, made the estima­ be allowed to read a statement. Kaeou.— Her other sister, Miss making a thorough investigation any recommendations at to how “ tat me see It," Thomas replied. tion and commenTed farmers In Mytle Eason and Miss Helen of the circumilancrs of the ac­ , it might be. financed P la n e "C ra sh es The chsirmsn glanced brietly at every state "recognised tt}»t there Stewart, op Lakeland were ex­ fl. If you are In favor of public and handed it afe many acre# better suited In pected to Join them here this cident. Corp, H. E. Doug!** of t Improvements in Sanford, do you the statement grow timber than any other crop M Hum I'mmr l l » l DeLand reported yesterday. He wrek-end. advocate operating on a “ pay aa back. United Airline* plane crashed and "The statement will noth# read," and that these acres wilt * not you go" plan, by public assessThe nnnusl home coming of l>oinled out Ihat lire Patrol had burned last Friday, taking a toll tkp Oviedo Methodist Church will I merits and revenue certificates, or Thoms* said. He added that it come into full production without , of 62 lives. Only 12 of the bodies t* held, on Novi 2 st the church. loti a very valuable and effirent ; by some other method uf finalic- “ Is not pertinent" to the inves­ a planting program,'' , Georgia led the 12 southern tigation. have Wen .positively Identified A large attendance Is expected, man. ■ingT slates listed in seedling produc­ A prayer service for Mr. thus far. A „very Interesting program has 7, Do you favor the extension nf tion for this year, with n total * The accident, second worst in tieen arranged, to lie announced Bender will W held at the Erickson the City's sewerage system to of 18.000,000 young trees, mostly the history of commercial avia­ Inter, A basket - picnic lunch will Funeral Home at 2:00 o'clock ATTRACTIVE Sabina Joswlck.of liur colored section known as ^ B l a n d / S p u a k H slash pines, Wednesday afternoon with the jturbank, Calif., n stewardess off Georgetown ami Goldsboro? tion in the United Slate*, occurred follow the services. Mississippi followed with, 12.H, Do you believe that the Mu­ near the dm of Jlryrp Canyon, • A study course for all teachers Rev. W, P. Brooks, Jr, snd the duly, wn» one of 62: persons kllleil H ■nilaarat H u m **as* O ae) 000,000 loblolly pines. 3,000,000 Utah, only 1,600 feet away from arid officers of the Oviedo Bap­ Rev. Dougins Charlrs officiating. ubosnl the DC-tl airliner whirh nicipal Zoo is one of our outstand­ insidious and stifling Ideology of shortleaf cracked up In Bryce Canyon, ing tourist altrsctiows, and would pines and 1,000,000 an emergency landing atrip. tist W. M U„ Men's Club and An escort of the Florida Highway Utah. (International) yuu favor a-program for Us ex­ despair called Communism, whose seedlings nf ntber varieties. Texas Patrol will then accompany the In another weekend crash, six. church Is planned for this week arbitrary and unnatural principles was third with about 14.000.000 tension and improvement? Funeral procession to New Smyrna unidentified tiodica were taken each evening of the week. , U. Aa a candidate for City Com- ar governing and living can evi­ young tree* Including aix varieties from tho wreckage of an airplaim Choir practice of the Oviedo Beach where * Funeral services Booing Crowd Breaks missionec, do you have any con­ dently only be enforced by dubi­ of nine and 17 lither soecies. which Crashed into a mountainside Methodist Chair wss held Wednes- will lie held a’ the First Baptist structive criticism to offer re­ ous political methods, a network South Carolina had over 11,Church at 4.00 P. M. Interment SI Sn. F.tienne, France, Saturday. d»v evening, Up Communtot Meet garding the present City Admtnis- of spies and Informers and s 000.000 seedlings and Florida.andwill lie In Kdgewater Cemeterv. The Swedish Airlines (AHA) Mr. and Mrs. Basil Guvnn were tratlon^or _.it«__tariJiua_.Depart* brutal national police,--------------— 'Loutaana *Kisd lO.rMKi.fkX). Ala­ Bkymaiter transport carrying 30 visiting with Mr. and Mra. taoti Arrangements are under the dir­ “Certain countries In Europe, bama had 8 391,000. North Caro­ TKKNTONrHrdrWtt- 27=-WT inenla? ection of the Erickson FUfiilst the majority of whose people did passengers washed Into a 3000- £Li Olllff Wednesday ■eventng.— 10, Are you in favor of the creat­ lina 0.088.000. Arkansas 4.228,A boding, jo*tling crowd esti­ fool' TUffT"pesV o7 the llymeltos Mr. and Mrs. Thomas DanlelJ, Home of Sanford, mated at 6,000>—defying police ion by the City Commission of a not went this totalitarian form 000,‘ Virginia 2208 000 and OkliJ I8 I f l l i m i H , R a d io ■ Patrolman Bender was Itorn In and a chancery court order—last Civic Planning Board for the pur- of government, have had It immountain range southeast of Ath: formerly nf Atlanta are now new anJ "Screen” 5 far, keep* pused upcnr~thrni elDii’ f by futile York, Pa. Sept. 10, 1004. He had citlren* nf Oviedo. They moved this ens last night. -night - forced - -canrrilrrtion—nf- -a j-perxe -mf-gnatyitng SHTTfonTlRpOtrailed with 201,600. . house ond keepe watch that Three Communist meeting whirh was tentialities, mapping a broad pro­ or by desperation. __ _ Wreckage -of Dm-piano- was- lo­ -week- -intrr- *thr iltDr-- Ra'gsdil* dived -ttritarrfnnt'ft'.nTft "The United 8tates has offered and one half years at 210 West no used fats are thfown away cated thla morning by a (Jreek house, formerly occupied hy the to have heard Gerhardt Eider, gram of civic development, and Twelfth Street and formerly lived who has been dcscrltied as the No. in geqeral, making plan* for the .to assist those peoples who are Federal Reserve , in her _kitciicn. She says: person mhving near the wreck- Bush family. T ' stIU free and who wish to remain ________ I % * • Mr. R. W. Estes has recently age'and believed-the figure was ....... In New Smyrna. He .was a member I Communist in the United States. City’s future? "Every pound of used fata so, in resisting the aggression of • uvmimhu n**i plane said he could see only one ‘ purchased the Ragsdale house from of Broken Spoke of the Florida Klsler did not appear at the 'you save helps stretch tha countries which wish to_ deprive declared "the labor market cur_ ■ Won Ragsdale, now occunled hv Highway Patrol and of the Florida meeting hall in the Contem|»itary that of a shepherd. Red Plan Blocked them of free government," he con' rently appears to be firm, on the limited supply of fats and o4la Peare Officers' Association, It was feared that all alioar-l hi* nephew. Thoms* DsnUll end -Club, across the ’street' from the tl’nued. whole." It .commented thatt | needed to make thing* we all He la survived hy the widow, State House. Manuel Mr*. Daniel), formerly of Atlanta. * Kai l Inure linn l'**« (>*») _ Cafftor, the plane .were killed. "While It Is devoutly to be 1. Employers hiring new workers t Mr*. L. C. Bender of Sanford: Mercer county secretary of the it weie smcndeil| in tcversl imuse every day. Th* govern. (In Stockholm, where the plane hoped that economic aaristaoce la "have become more selective thsn' the father and mother, Mr. and Communist Party, said Hitler had earlier Wen listed as missing, ninii lipathawoslAfal shaft L J tm .. j ™ weriin— eitts segnttl HI' X^fTTfr*! titiiuni .union,. ------------— jd Mr.* C CHerulrr of Votk- K a ap A liy wfTlflal Mid Dju. craft must never forget tt|*t aggressors age is still critical. That means The U. 8. amendments Were ntid previous experience of work-, ‘- T r u m a n - M c c t — two sister*. Mr*. Dorothy Hlrkr* from the hull beemut* of "fear rarrieil an all-Swedish craw submitted aa Soviet Deputy For­ understand armed strength better era." , American Itoustwive* must and Mr*. Flora Warren, nf York, for hi* safety." eight in addition to the pesseit-,, eign Minister Andrei Y. Vishln- than any othar argument. H b h IIs m * Irwm one) and three brothers. I*nul Bender, keep on s s v ii^ You'll help, 2. Planned expansions of staff: Six hundred persons jammed * gers.) production this year wuuld b# 2 Gordon Bender and El wood Bender nro repotted by relatively few) won't you p l« u ? " into the club building nful booed sky lost an effort to write Into July, a* suggested by Russia. The'plane was oft a regular or 3- per cent WIow Inst year's nf York. down each speaker who arose. the joint resolution a clause Indi­ .•I'ropoealt seeking to end the .industries - am) the numt>w~“of? flight from Istanbul |o Rome ami skimpy output and about 10 per c t in g a .m ttl./o r "priwamlng . iFallbearrrs include tha following additional \vuri<er* needed In such' was scheduled to hayr landed rent WIow pre war ptoclucilon. ilirmiMpm of Iho Florida Highway Some 4,400 nthers—a ccy iib* to freedom .w— — of speech ___ ___ ami____.... Die prese dispute have been .submitted to plans Is fairly small, • j polire estimate—milletl around on at Jho Athens airpJTT at 7 4*. M. In addition. It said, there are now TORN IN USED HUS 3. The rate at which workar* L S,tt’ William Norris, Sgt. the street outside. Appeals from from spreading propaganda for tha council by the U. 8.. Britain. (GMT) 12 l\ M. KHT) last night 200,000,000 persona In need of E*'lP, Russia and Australia. F. M. Thomas, Sgt. L. W. Bratell, civic and veterans organisation* a new war. voluntarily quit Job* has declined; UmtUm Sst WnfS ( i m Mi I, las. for a one-hour stopover. food assistance, or eight per cent CpI. W, J, tanc. Patrolman J. W. Dr. Pillal stressed that before and In July waa-lower than In' Earlier, In an -effort to aavs failed to quiet the rrowd, many . The last radio message frort more than hefork the war. new S*1™ * *n,l Patrolman C. K, of whom said they were veteran*. hia own resolution from defeat, the council can taka any the plane was received by tho Domestic food prices edged Bullock. ■B Step* in tha case “ it must first Vishinsky had accepted a Polish airport at 7:12 I*. M. At that time generally slightly lower today, YARDLEY VENETIAN BLINDS Insist on full compliance with Us amendment which dropped the the plana reported 'It was 26 continuing 4 trend which Wgan America's Moat Reaatiful specific charges against the three ee^se-firt resolution." Th* coun­ minutes nut at 0,000 feet above Thursday when the average of 36 Lawton Report Aluminum - Cedar - Poll.hid Alumlnula Mlkolajczyk countries involved In the Tru­ cil twice has issued .orders' L> and was coming In for a land­ commodity pricey reached an all Ask Ma For Free Eailmalaman laid program—th* U. 8., the | Dutch and Indonesians to j lime peak,Just ovtr 200 per cant . , < p » " lls e * 4 I o n * r i | i o h ) ing. ’ , (C**tl*M* treat I’*** Ou| " Greece and Turkey. halt' their fighting. of tho 1220 average. or hia private lights as a cltlxen. A few seconds later n^echinlcs , '1 Phone 2-Q729 shied Mikolaicryk, hit secictiiy The- Indian spokesman declared Meanwhile, India today urged at the' Athens airport reported ; Wheat receded as much as 3 \IS\ Ha coptanded that it'la a question a bushel under Influence 'of map* will be used by tiupl. snd . three aides and their wie«> tha United Nations Security that th* Dutch government had — ■ ■ i ■ W they saw a bright flash of yel- vnta Abch needed rains fn the southto compllo mcoot* to slip out of the country. ‘ Council to taki* positive action “ accepted” the ^ette-flrfi resolu •the. other side of lire mountain ■tytern' whegt Wit, December Law ton, lie P'Jjj Rchool map of tho couuty. "By land, tea or sir. Mr. Mtk( 1n the Indonesian conflict and tion only with a •gregt deal of range about 16 mil#* southeast contract* selling at $2.04 a bushel. ^ *, 1L • The compi.u msp, he pointed t- i 1 lgw light lllumlnsl# the aky op Corn also was lower, down as out,wl|| |M used by the State Ujtiyk ccitsinly eKsped." th* charged that th* Dutch |pVern- reluctance, and with a great many reservation*." mant r a even now acting against" *•*•««»lnn« r uf Athens, much aa 2 cents WIow Bsturday’s Department In making It* survey. spokesman said. "B y which >^||l r "It la even now acting against A heavy thumlaratoru was ear­ close. DecemWr (2.19. Osts were No portion df the capital outlay cannot »*y, but we are inves***^ tha cease-fire order* llsusd by lh# psaie-flre resolution," Dr. ing at ths time, hoyrsver. and fractionally higher, December fund appropriated by the Rtate ing how such a group could il­ the council. Dr. I’. P. Pillal, of the In­ P1ID1 said, adding that the UN »• they thought the flash might be I1.13U. U> match that of tha County legally leave this country."• THAT —.rrs.FAMOUS TEXACO - . + dian delegation, warned the 11* order "produced no change what­ Hog prices were aa much aa can ba axpended until tha survey . lightning. » • * --'ifi= ' r: - _j; - . S' • ' 1 ' Asked whether Mlkolajcsyk was nation body that any attempt to soever" In Dutch military plan* Tire plane was snroutr from •1.60 lower at tha principle stock- la made and the State Board •litanhu! to Athena. Two Amer­ yards, with top prless ranging authorise* such expenditures. This aided in his flight by any foreign "water down" IU cease-fire res* Hb emphasised that the Indo­ icana wera on tha passenger Hit. from 120.60 a hundredweight at must be for new buildlnga, equip, power, the spokesman said thus glutton would bo interpreted as a nesian cat* offered th* council Marfak Lubrication Witnesses at (he aeane, south, Omaha to (27.20 at 8L Loula. ment and major altera Dons. ■ waa ‘‘Circumstantial evidence" to sign of tha council'* weakness. ID Ita flrat opportunity “ to exer­ The total capital outlay fund that effect. He declined to elab- urged the council to arrsutge for aast of Athens, said bodies and Cattle and lambs held about even. Repack Wheel Bearings cise It* auDiorlty In an open Egga ware steady to a. cant in thla county la (74,000 o f which orata. parts- of thy plane were strewn withdrawal o f t h e - opposing lower at wholesale markets, but State contributes (63,000. It over an area 600 yards long. (Meanwhite, the British gov­ Dutch and Indonesian forces to armed conflict between two states’* Wash Job & Vibro- Vacuum Clean and warned that failure of the possible, said Mr. Lawton that ernment promised in the House nf Tha airline's manager In Greece butter and poultry were un­ th* positions they held prior to UN group to act would "cause the State will not remit more than Commons to give ssnctusrv tn said the passenger list Included changed. ALL FOR § Srt. hut there was a possbility *4 P,r ?#nt capital outlay Mil t’ W »k G 'S * SDvIa'iq if tha outbreak of hostilities last serious misgivings." changes were made before the had broken loose ami tumbled fund during the present fiscal MlV’ l *n‘ t*'ndnu ssM they year due to the feet that it will had received assurance that h*» ship left Istanbul. Ha said the down Die mountainside. bo impossible to make the study plane |normally carried seven Scattered about the scene Were W*« -n* of Pol*nd) during crewmen. Thla would make a tot­ diplomatic passports, tbtrmoa and survey thorough#/ w Th* spokesman nredb ud at s that Ume., _ * i al of 48. The airline office In Jugs, maps, fur lined jackets and WHEEL BALANCING with . Tho meeting was attended by nawe conference that the head of Stockholm listed 30 passengers down from plllowa. the f-lisk P 's-e-o Party soon and eight cyawman, headed by a Army and ‘ Red Cross ambul­ 60 out of 87 superintendent*) Mr. would see his son, Msrjsn, who Is THE NEW ‘STEWART-WARNER Briton, CapL Kenneth John Doug- ances awaited tha bodies at Kpro- Lawton reported. To help you hptonc* your budget, a studem «i r'vmhridge Universl-1 pl, II milts south of Athens. ELECTRONIC ond your diet, Corn-Soya bring* ty in England. D. A. Haristladla, Associated Beach parties went on foot up tho War Dead you lor# of food value for your Terming Mikolalesyk'e impor­ P its* photographer who was steep limestone mountain. The WHEEL BALANCER money. IPs a delicious nevertance In Boland only "a nuisance among tht first up the rocky as­ climb op tha pathleee hillside took cent to the scene, reported from two hours. before combination of flavor and value," the informant aald tha op' (roalliM S In m Cw< O w ) j Xoropk Atticat nourishment, keady-tb-serve. Oct Because of the difficult footing, for tha next-of-VIn bald their post Ion leader had not asked for “ It waa.a ghastly sight. There none of the bodies wss removed composure, but some broke down. a passport to leave. ID declined BATTERIES SEAT COVERS . some today. Ry only three or four whole up to ItIO P. M. and It was un­ Elderly women and small boya to answer a queatlon Vhather bodies remaining, TIRE8 & TUBES ft OTHER ACCESSORIES *\ r Mfeat < ' likely that any would be brought and girl*, Joined by men In and Mlkolajictyk would hav* been giv­ naked." ; down before tomorrow because of « l t of uniform, gave way to their en one. • ] ) SIMONIZ WAXING A POLISH JORS * W. A. Burnsides, manager of the early darkness. grief. Along the route of thy Th* spokesman said he did not the A»radio Haisanl airport, said • ____________ - • • '■ (A spokesman for the Swedish cortege, a brief atop was mode at know w! it disposition would be the shock of the collision had ABA Airline In Stockholm said D f Eternal Light, a memorial to the clothing from the victims, the crash of iU DC4 “ Sunnan" World War, I dead In Madison mads of Mlkolajcsyk'a property In England, Including a farm photographer said some poc- was ?“ the* w on t disaster In § i r »arst in tho Square, and a wreath was placed near Posnan. ID said, he howsiver. had bean turned tnalde out, history o f Swedish commercial there. that illegal crosalng of frontier* ting possible I. aria Don." Until yesterday, the Is E. ESTRIDGB, Prop. ’ was a criminal offense. r hod lost only one paoIOTA 1120 Hanford AveitBe Phone 9184 While Pole# ginttraily sm-pt*J ------ In. peacetime, an Amer­ h<t*d* fn prayer, ltitcn*d to the theory that Makolajctyk was ican bock In IM8.) a»d hoard sptakara ■warn Sanford, Florida * .V . riia'a 260,000 combat _ _ on his way to Britain and poatlbly Formerly Operated B y - R. N. 'Red* Windham ... »• Measured In 1M0 dollar*, Jonhar* died In vain If tho ns- eventually to tha United States to f the remain- umcr expenditures in the United not maintain It* m lU U r/ carry on hie fight against th* craft B*ate* rose 8 billion dollars beforepart Warsaw government, 11 SPECIAL K 3.29 GENE’S TEXACO SERVICE i& ts s & v K M -w ; -'i < -U V * - , . ' V ; - i -4 -’ -i mMm �I"- T ill-: W K A I llU lt In Unit} There I3 Etrenfth— Partly cloudy through Wednesday with scattered afternoon showers, To Protect tha Panes of the World; To Promote ths Progress of America; To Produce Prosperity for Sanford* gentle to mtHltralc southeasterly to souther!) vtlnds. . . A N IN D E P E N D E N T - D A IL Y e— V O LU M E X X X V I I ! Established 1908 SANFORD^ FLORIDA NEW SPAPER T U E S D A Y ,. OCT. 28, 1917 A ssociated i ’ rcra Leased W ire N O : 218 - ........... . T ' Midwest Farmers Stress Need Mikolajcyk Is Of U .S . Soil Conservation 2nd Screen Writer, Dalton Trumbo, Is VVitness’ Refuses To Tell House GroupWhether Or Not He Is A Communist - WASHINGTON. Oct. 28 O T A .second icrctn writer. Dalton Trumbo, refuted today to tell a Home Un-American Activities • aubcommittre whether he it a Communitl, end the group voted to cite him (or contempt. Trumbo. at did John Howard Lawton, on yesterday, took the stand that,the committee had no right to question him about his % political beliefs. The 42-year-old wriltr was excused from the wit­ ness stand amid loud applause from spectators in the hearing , room. Chairman Thomas (R-NJ) pounded with his gavel and warn­ ed the audience to refrain from demomtrations. Trumbo spent a lively ten min* ,utet on lire witness stand before Thomas finallv-abandoneJ his perlistsnl attempt to have the writ­ er answer questions directly. "This is the beginning of Amer­ ican concentration!," Trumbo shouted at he walked from the witness stand, with several cap* itol policemen standing around him. Trumbo'* a c tlv itle i in Hollystood were criticised last week by several witnesses In tha commit- % < r — r— . . a ■» ra «e s in O f Inmates Investigated by Federal Court B R U N S W IC K . G a ., Oct. 28 (A* /» — An F B I j»x»nt's phologrtobs of a Gcorgi* argta convict camp where negroes ■wereincluded in evidence today as trial was rriumrd of the former camp warden and four former guards on charges of violating.* civil lib­ erty statutes. B k warden and guards ate ac‘ cured by the govnnmenlrtifTiThflg the eight “ unneceitsrilyTx after a t disturbance at the camp Hast July ----- ft.------------------ ,-------------- :---------Defense counsel told a federal court jury at- the opening of the trial yesterday that 27 convicts ‘ died and turned on the guards ore the latter blasted away . *1 them with shotguns. Former warden H. G. Worthy and guards Guy Mcfyab, Remer V Bale mo re, B. L Holmes and W. C. Lawler, wr're indicted by a Federal Grand Jury on the civil liberties charge after they had been freed erf'blame by local, county and state authorities. . If .convicted .on the ‘ federal charge (lie defendant* face n year in .ot Iron. n .91,094) fine, or both. Three negroes testified yesterdav ruftrerninsr alleged abuses v a n f ,one fold of threats of death made by' guard* after the pris­ oner* refused, to work in a wa­ ter-fitted ditch. The prisoners said Armour Stephens, oar of the negro witnesses, told the Jury H I fM lI s H S a mm r > s . T ea) Appeal Is Made To Kill 40-Hodr Week WASHINGTON O ct 28 UPi— An appeal for Congress to con­ sider knocking the 40-hour week out of the wage-hour act was made today by Richard K. Lane, representing the United States Chamber of Commerce. Lane told a House labor sub­ committee "there Is a serious question if the law will tend to spread work” In depression times as tha 40-hour provision Is designed 4o do. Tha pet now re­ quires payment at time and a half for work In excess of 40 hours. . Whsn business la active, Lana said, overtime work increases an employer's costa Ind “ thus tends •AO Increase tha price o f the goods produced to the . CHURCH UNIFICATION WASHINGTON Oet, 28 An Episcopal today « of plana tha Episcopal chart ha*, n i t paopoasd In _____ » t ganara) conventiwu Of tha two church group* In IMA. Plana drafted for unification •s Repaving Plans For City Streets Are Abandoned Commission Decides Lack Of Funds Prev e n t s Resurfacing Plsnt for resurfacing of s num­ ber of city itteeli now contained to be in bad condition Weir lost night abandoned until some future time by the City Comraitiion on thr ground that insufficient fundi were available .lo t , the .purpose. It was pointed out by City Man ager H. N. Sayer that there 11 but $12,500 available for thu purpose in the public pipjecl;* fund. Mr. Sayer had on hand the plant and specifications for the proposed paving which included East First Street from Ssnlord to Mrllonville Avenue, part of San­ ford Avenue, Twenty-fifth Slieel and Wctt Twentieth Street, Com­ mercial Avenue and Seminole Bou­ levard. He alto had'the alienmenl rolet prepared on abutting property ownen. Contemplated improvement! would cut! $15,000 to $65,000 and a referendum would be required to approve bor­ rowing fundi for (hit purpose. It wai the decision of the Com­ mission to patch up stierti until they can be resurfaced. Mayor Gut pointed out that the con­ tractor now resurfacing roads hric for the Stale Road Department bad brought-in his asphalt- plant to great expense and that it Russia Demands U.NT In Stockholm Order U.S. And Soviet Troops Out O f Korea SIOUX CITV U „ Oct, 28 (AV-Chairman Hope (R-Kas.) said loJ«y the Hou>c Agrict-lluri Committee has found in the midwest a desire by farmers •„ put rod conservation at the lop of jdl considers ;ion> for a‘ hmg-ri’ V£r'«firi<,ultiiral program. 1 This it a good sign for the future of America,” he told repoiten Polish Peasant Par­ as the committee h.-vdrd for I, siisas City where tomorrow it will hold ty T o Be Re-orgari•mother heating in its erifl, tools" tour lo find what fanners want in the way of future federal pol-+ized Under Leaders icy. • mers, with a .minimum of red Farmers are appearing before tape." Many of the price support*, Of Left W in g Group the group here yesterday present­ adopted in wartim e, expire at ed a mas* of testiiuony for con­ the end of next year. I LONDON, tXi. 28 l/P) A Po­ tinuation wlrh some revision* and While the farm ers asked for lish Peasant Pally leader heie refinements, of the present farm price supports, with but few diaprogram including soil conserva­ senl* among- the ttt) testifyin g ,- said today that Stanislas* Mikolation, price supports and produc­ they disagreed on the yardstick jeryk, wartime leader ot Poland's tion controls when essential to fo r measuring farm prices. V a ­ government-in-exile, had teachrd avoid price depressing surpluses. rious farm ers said prices should Stockholm, Sweden, in hjt llrtthi Various farmers else urged ex­ be supported at 90 percent of flora Ids Communist-dominated pansion of the rural electrification parity of 100 percent, or under homeland. program, crop insurance, market­ an arrangement whereby the per­ The ijMikeiman. Ft aIII it J. ing agreements, research, a lit- centage pf parity could he varied Will, editor of a Polish paper lional program to asitirV far­ from year to year to encourage mers adequate labor, and a .Mis­ or diacourage production o f ’ spe­ here,- said the news of Mikola jeryk't arrival had been obtained souri valley authority. cific crops. authoritative Rep. Uneven (K iow a), commit­ P a rity U not calculated to give (turn “ a certain tee member, gave reporters this the farm er a purchasing power source.” summary: equivalent to sonic past favorable He* added that no wotd had -“ I Jhink the sentiment* her*’ is period for agriculture—usually been received as to Mikolajityk’s the farmers want tu. kcep the 1909-14. Some witnesses said tbia foundation of the present pro­ should be modernised, using the Beil move, but exiled Poles ex gram, on which to build if the t»e last 10 years as the hast- In the pirtied belief that Ire would ley cessily -arises in the future. There computation. Some wanted farm lo teach Britain or the United seems to be a general feeling that fam ily labor included in lh**cora-. Slates. Congress should pass long-range putation. Meanwhile in Warsaw. |he Sulegislation now-. The f a r m e r , disagreed also on pieme Council of MikoUjcryk's. "Whaiever^program adopted whether e ll farm sgrnrtra should Polish Peasant Pally was tumthe administration should be de­ he consolidated, including the centralised and the the control tran sfer of thr Soil Conservation tnoned today to rffrrt a complete put into the hands of the far- Service to the extension Service. iroigani/aliqn Nov. it) untie- ■ left witigrn ted by Crrilsw Wycrth, 4r«tiiiiitii*4 ivw r»t» Tm••i Churchill Urges War Journal Of Music Group British To Drop General Patton Civic Begins Itj* Drive Socialist Plans Released Today At Mayfair Dinner S a y s Nationalization M ontgomery And Top O f Industry HoldU. S. Officers A r c i n g U p Recovery Denounced In Diary MONTHkX C o il. tt. <A*>— NEW YORK. Oct. 28 <*•> GenL o r d Heiverbrook, Canadian- crsl Georgs S, Pa tton .Ji- stormy born British newspaper publish, er aald in an Interview last wartime commander of the Unit­ night that Britain "need never ed Slates Thud Army, vigorously have Defoliated the $1,750,009,. triljcued Britain’s Field Msrtbsl w r^ U piphsbly cost the City 25 percent more Iff get Ihc 609 toair 'from the -United Montgomery, end, also directed -work- done—by another L *<*<* * k f ' ? h,rl V Itaihs at lop American officers ,'rt ___. . . . . . . later. He ii __ i ,i war tar cabinet rabinet mlmstcd miniated termed the t •i * , , . ... . * contractor stated that. 1946 loan as "foolish and ill- an sbridgemrnl of hu War Jour­ some roads were worn to the ex­ advised." "Much of Ike Amer­ nal published today. tent that the bases may be dam ican loan," he pointed ont, "had In pungent, rtisp phrases. Pataged.* been aquandered on luxuries •on declared his belief the war in Mr*. John Hrhlrard, represent­ which had neither been essen­ Europe -would have been shortened tial or neceaaary. It had done ing the Junior High School PTA, comparatively little to lighten and thousands .of lives saved but asked the Commissioners if they "for "the momentous error of the the burden of* llritons." intend using swimming pool funds war" which he blamed on Mon' for any other purpose. Mayor Gut _____ „ her that the funds ..................... LO N DO N . O c 4 . 28, WV-e gomcry’s .......... ................... ......... .SH _ A FT. influence with assured would bc-ukcd ft)! a swimming poaL-Trat r f ^ i 1,* * ^ ' - referring—*Cr/,crif ‘ LN»sght 6 . Emtrotowrr7 pointed out ■* rating by d l y Ath'f.J........ * \ ' torney Fred Wilson • that the the iiiloiin.il Hugh G ailske ll thst Britons Lxce rp li from funds could not he used for any take fewer bathe lo save coal-- journal, written 'during the Tlmd Other purpose unless the C ity abandons the pool project, «s had not been done, he said. Mayor IC 'e e lle a M r *i >) * % Ramadier Attacks General De Gaulle re lo rlrd : ••When a minister of ..the Crown aptaka like thla on be­ half of tha government, the Frlme Minlater -and hie friends have no need to wonder why they are gelling increasingly Into bad odor.** LONDON. Oct. 28 WV W.«PARIB Oct. 28 OF)—Socialist Premier Paul Ramadier delivered slon Churchill called upon tin a blistering attack today against Urilith Labor government tods) General Charles De Gaulle, and lo follow the lead of the Unit­ declared to the national assembly; “ There are men .w ho’ want to ed. States in removing price con­ divide the country into two blocs. trols and to Ibis aside Socialiri I want' you this can only result in planning which he said was bold­ economic ruin and civil war.*’ ing up national economic * tecovRuutdier galled the . Do Caul- ety. lists “ Caeaartsta” and “ enemies of Making hi* -fourth attempt to the rapublic." ' - Ramadier told thi deputies that unseal the Labor government by “ if the Marshall Plan Is not car­ parliamentary motion, the oppottried out In-a sufficient manner, .i i ' m i i s s m r * s « atsi v a crisis will arise which no ski will be able to help.” Ramadier, staking a vota of Chicago Wheat Again confidence from tha national as­ Hits $3 Per Bushel sembly fa yieW 0f ,h* sharp awing to D# Gaulle in tha recant munici­ CHICAGO, IH., Oet. *8, OP)— pal flection*, accused the leader of tha Rally of tha French People t Three dollar a bushel wheat re­ 'RPF) of undermining national appeared at-tha Chicago Bbard of lacipiina by exciting political Trade today for the first time favar throughout the country. Da ■Inca President Truman’s call for Gaulle has called for a dissolu­ a special session of Congress to tion of thla assembly and naw fight inflation and aid Europe •lections. sent prices tumbling. December wheat hit tha |8 mark, aftar opening strong and moving stead­ Comptroller Gay ily higher during tha first hour Reports Gas’ Tax of trading. Meanwhile, tha Cltiaana Food TALLAHASSEE Oct, 28 0P>_ Committee aatimatad it was 36 Receipts from Florida’s ■even par cant along tha way toward eettta a gallon tan on gasoline President Truman's goal of sav­ totaled 43.075,029 In -September— ing 100,000,000 buahsia of grain a 14 percent Increase over tha and tha chief executive asked the corresponding month a yaar ago. nation's newspaper food ydltors Comptroller Clarence If. uay to further tha food conservation •aid tha September receipts ware program. collected on 43,837,570 gallon*. In Scoters bar, 1848, the sale of 44,UNION LEADER DIES •W8.984 gallons brought »2,T02^ SAN FRANCISCO, Oet 2g-6P) The body of John J. O’Leary, 67 vice president of the AFL United JOBLESS Gla DROP Hina Workers who diad hen* yes­ NEW VOKK, Oct, 28—(A V - terday aftar a baart attack, was Tha number of *n route back to Ptttaburgh today. Drawing GI unampl OT,oary, third union lander hare for tha racanl AFL- national con­ •a yaar ago to 534 ______ vention lo dio, suffered a fatal of those roorivttlff the benefits are heart attack tha day aftar tha con­ not jobless because they want to vention ended. Joseph A* Padway, bo. GaftOnl Omar N. Bradlay, AFL general counsel, end Edward haad of tha Veterans Administra­ Thai, Detroit AFL laador, died tion, says during u>a convention, , Si'aaltaweA ai^ r> a < k it I " ----- , Merchants AHked To . Close On Armistice - The Hanford Merchants A BSD’ elation has recommended that alt merchants closa during all of Arm istice D ay, Tuesilay, Nor. I I , and rem ain open for |iiualneaa all day, Wednesday, Nov. 12, it was announced b r Ned *Hmlth, nrealdent. I t ia a lio recommended 'that all atorea remain open for huslrteaa all day Wednesday preceding Thanksgiving D a y; and close on Thanksgiving Day which la on Thursday, The ■recommendation* concern­ ing-Arm istice Day closing follow­ ed a canvass on tha question by the Board of Directors of the Association, who whan a meeting waa held Friday to compare notes, concluded that the m ajority of merchants preferred the all day closing. Tha question of Wednesday a f­ ternoon closing of stores area alto given much consideration by she directors at thalr meeting, said Mr. Smith, but bafora making a final decision It waa decided lu learn tha viewpoint of the mer­ chant! of tha .community. -------- Adm. Denfeld Urges Strong A1r Power SAN FRANCISCO Oct. 28 (/P) —Admiral, Louie E. Denfeld, navy commander of tha Pacific area, today axpraaaad tha hops that American armed forces eventual­ ly “ may bacoma a powerful In­ strument of peace for ail tha united nations.* A realistic look at today’* world, however, ha aald, “con­ firms tha unhappy fact that there are peoples and nations who un­ derstand no force but that of power—military power and eco­ nomic power.” "With them In mind," continued Denfeld. In an address prepared for delivery to tha Commonwealth Club, “ I say that the vary mili­ tary, naval and air power wa must maintain in order that America may never again be caught un­ prepared may Id Itself provs major deterrent to war,* The Seminole County Civic Muair Association launchnl Its mem­ bership <iriv« last evening with a banquet at the M ayfair Inn attrtulqil by more than 100 Sanford music lover*. George Touhy recalled to the group tins muxical attractiuna proaenti-d here, last year by ths> a»aociation aiul of how much en­ joym ent had been drived from i|«ni. r-sense-of eivic pride its bringitig good conCSrta^to our you I h," he declared. "Civic, music gives ua all an op­ portunity to enjoy fin** entertainroent in nur uwu community. We can have everything we want in lh a .vvay of niuklr hut it w ill nut cum* by wishing. We must w ork." M r. Touhy wan - Introduced by H. H. Coleman, preaideijt of Hut association, wins also .liltieduced chairmen and officer* of. ll"- n y aoclairdii"." Tiwoealom ' was given by the- Rev. J . E . M cKinley. . • * An outline of tin- procedure for th« campaign this week was outIlnad bv Mj*a Helen E, Welch, natio nal, representaliva of C ivic Music Service. The C ivic Mu»ic Association, aha stated, i* an outgrowth uf tha old Chaulauqua program, and an improvement due lo the fart that no sponsor* ait- required. Tha burden no longer falls on the shoulder* of a few, hut now the prsientalion of fine concerts la a ‘■immunity project Memberships are Iranxfrrabh-, •yild Mias Welch, but no members wTn b* arcnptni a fte r*S atu rd ay , Nay. t. A ll member* must lie recorded before the musical artlsta ■{• hooked, so that no defi­ c its 'a t;c incurred. In closing the mealing, Mr, Coleman expressed the wish for a successful campaign and jhe hope that tha membership by Saturday night prill Insure a capacity house. Rain In West, More Needed In Midwent By ASSOCIATED PRESS Claaring and warmer weather waa on the way for a wide section of tha midwest after the first heavy rainfall in more than a month. Mild temparaturea con­ tinued for tha eastern section of the country. "T h e rain* over tha central west wintax wheat belt were bcneflca! hut more rain ia needed over Kan­ sas, Oklahoma and Texas for tha naw crop. Rain alto was report­ ed In Washington and Oregon. Coolest area on the morning weather map waa in parts of Nabraaka. North Dakota and northern Minnesota, with below freexlng temperatures reported at Jamaatown. Bismarck. Grand Forks and Fargo, all In North Dakota, and North Platte, Nab. The mercury hit U In Buffalo, N. Y., yester­ day; 82 In Boston, 78 In Phllsdelohta and Washington and 77 In New York. PLANR SEARCH KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Oct. 28, Uft — Plague by continuing bad weatbar, a steadily growing float of atr and surface craft act out again today in search of a miss­ ing Pan American World Alrwaya clipper — apurrsd by naw uncon­ firmed reports of amok* and flares, near •tha Alaakaa-Brittah Advice Is Given Women On The Prevention, Cure Of Cancer United States Calls For Election In 2 Zones Under Super­ vision O f The U. N. * 1U H O W A R D w . III. \ K K S I.E E LAKE SUITESS ~ Oef. 28 uVi Kuviis tailed bn the Unite J Nation, today to oidei withdraw­ al ol all .Hu,,ran and American tioops iiuin Koiea by next Jan. It I lie Soviet demand was laid brfote the Geneisl Assembly's 57-nation |>olitit*l committee after the United States bad ur^cd ap- — ptuvsl of a U, proposal for . (lections in the two rones of Ko­ rea by next Match II under UN supervision. Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Audiri A. Gromyko and U. 3. Utley ilc |nblt Foster Dulles clash'^ - ilijijilf ill the1 iipriimK round LI the Kote.vn debate, (jnmiyk » ax used the United Stales of de­ laying negotiation, hn Korean'in­ dependence while Duller blamed • AuMM-latrd I'rc** Science Editor NFW YORK. 0,1. >8 t.n . Twice ,» year i« tint often eiioutih for examination til womrn’( htcaMi lo tlitrnvct r^rlv cancer, lb t'alltriinc MacFailane ul thr Women’* Medical College, Bhilsdrliilus, told a nireimq of the \n erican t m m S ..-irly rods)'. Oner a month, she I, atlvissMe, ami lint the women must •ean* to xl» lltemtelvs, ftec.»u-e uirdu ,il facilities fm iucIi rxaminslMHit uie not svailalilr b the naj-inlv <( A met 1.4 n women Dr. Mai-Farlane's Verdict is n« surprising *tw»- fiivding. 1i la or pea-site or *omc other kind based 011 watching^ a group of « f a lump is discover «d this more than UKMi women which In'- shmihl In- re|nnted lo h n ptiyslgan, under her direction,- in lUilS. clan at one#.1' This number dwindled to a little IB . M acFsilam - said tii.it -L'sl,mure than 80t) after five years. IMMI wumen died of cancel of the Inn that group ha* hern cyaiitimsl uteiUs anrlually in tile United carefully twico a year Stales Among the women tn tlm T h i* 1300 w as chosen ~not prl■ma H R rfu tT R c a S irro if fnT uterTne cancer. The brensi tii-uuvery was unexpected. It entile about through finding tbnt some women developed breast Oancrt*. too fast for e arly detection in a lwicc-a year examination 'I lie ran errs when seen Were n in n ily large enuugli to l-e losing tln ir eliaiues of CUIe How a woman can make tier own examination w a, explained briefly by ll r . M a rF a ilone. "W e now recouiuieiid llm l eacli woman over 31) gently |>aipMte (exam ine by touch) her breasts once each month. Mio* breasts should (lot la- pinched or squeered but should l-e pressed, gently against the lib . If a marble-aire, j l i BW group thrrt--m rrm n rnnr; f were discovered and cured to the estcut that now, eight to nine years afterw ard, two women, have no sign of cancer, lit the third I to- cancer ha* reappeared. An other woman w ith n priH-aip-.-r- R u ,>ia. Gromyko ih-mmuh-il that th« po­ 011 s growth was t tea ted and de­ veloped Ito cancer Two women ill litical ,-omtntllep giro llie new whom uterine cancer was found ■Siivo-t proposal, p ijo rily -o v e r the could not In- caved, j A m criin ii ptopu-o»l since lip said, T$ Because these tiles me cancels it wan th,- “ most railicaT solu4I •sHliUlt**! SSI! I*AH# l\«W| nplo-ni to develop slowly, llr . M niT'ailniie recommended that one examination a. year Should suffice for this kind of malignant growth. Bill she said the women must b Imi leai 11 to watch foi err lain xuspicious -signs‘.that should take them to n doctor earlier. Court Rules Out Use 01’ Sidewalk - By Restaurants Florida Cabinet Blast Causes Fire Holds First Meet SweepingThrough m ile ln .F lig h T Business Section Grouib Flies T o Hava­ Many Feared Dead As na On Anniversary Woodward, Okla. Is Engulfed In Flames Of Pan America K E Y . W E S T . O ci. 28 t/l*i I hr Fluiida S ta ir Cabinet held its. W O O D W A R D .'7)kla..'o e t. 28. .1)17— A fire which (nr more I...,— a W -a -I W .l-. e l .»;■ ;-M the few rve i held outside id llie capital city of I allahassee toda) when rL flrw h eir for cxcicu rv _|o i I. was reported under control thi* afternoon niter ll had Rutted (our a lu rr buildings and dam­ aged at Iraki one other. Sevrral prrspns were Injured hut there were no reports Immediately uf any fa ta lilir* . ...T A L L A J I A S B K K Oct ' 28 (Aq— . Tin- Klornln Rupiumc* '.’ourl in a 4*3 tlechton, tiwlnv n ih il a cafe- — toria maf' not uxe llie public side­ w alk as a "w allin g rsom " for IU cuitim ier*. . _ . ‘ i. Ttio" iliiu t. in an TiplrUon w rlf- * ten hv Justice i$lto A Ja in s, rever­ sed the 1'ahii Beacli Circuit Court and u n ified MiAt M orritan cafe ­ teria ho pro,culed from allowing ils customer- to form lines across entrance* lo Bcarson I'h atm ary. The lower court was dlrectwi lo ascertain the antuuni o f damages ' itislalned -In the p h a r m a c y through Io»* *.f luiMiioy* hy iiaving it,* ,-ntraiv »»* IdocKed. ktU.C-tLLL-1-n L x .a -c U ar. m u — whole III,* appellee t Morrison's I hq* utliDed tiio solowntk as a w ailing loom (oi it* customers rid her than provide a place upon I f * own Jncnokc*. ii is not inrtnnhent on the uppellnnl (i'e a rxirit't to solve appellee's pruhlem of how ur where to place the cuttoinerih N eitlier w ill the ro u it de­ vise u nlnn oi suggest a method," Ju«ltce Adam* said. "The appellee created his pi oh tom hv u tilirin g the entire space of hi* pti'inlves for cooking food and ** eating customers, J he rot oreIn’ can hot conylniilly make use of the instil is- sidewalk a* a watting room lo the s p rrla li in ju ry of lha appleUant,i"'he added commainoratiug flie liiitli of nunuirmsl air travel between the Unit ed States ami Cub* by Pan Ameri­ can Airway*^ W O O DW ARD. Okla . 0 ,1 . 28147 Alter ceirmonie* at the Mr,. l ire was taging out ol contji l 1 ham Field .at wbicb James M. Landis, ebainnan oF'lbe Cilil Ae­ through one ol Woodward's main ronautics Bosid, sounded a Ito'e busmen block, at noon Imlsy lot of warning to "keep commercial inwing s ga, liinuir Idait. Six H 'a a lla w r i * » l< > s , s l x l xturrs were tarod by the hUit and file. At lc*») rigid perrons wrre known inpiibd and many wric ReviBion Of Building leared dead. Coden Ih Suggested Suiting with a blast in lb* Navy Day Observed basement of .the Oliver Shoe Stole By Isoeal Veterans BOSTON Oct. 28 (JP>— IV. K the blare si noon bad claimed Hcvdiolilt, chairm an o f the I’ m-*- Iw iM hlldt ol the block. V eteran ! o f Foreign \V *r* Post ’ Ident’a Conference on F ire Pro­ ’The fire and explosion stipek. 3282 re l'h ra tsd N avy Day With * ven I Ion, aald today that " it ia im ­ perative that a nation-wide cam­ Woodwaid Irsx than seven months a fish f iy last evening at the E l k , Club, and N aval veteran! paign should he started for ailop (C«RVIR»»I Mi I'llft Tm«| ilnn or revision of building codes" llo told Governor Brad ford’s rorifereno- on F ir * Prevention that many codes in existence ansut 1.mated and ti^at hundreds uf communities -have none at ail. He said in a prepared address that "the best code*,' statute*, and ordinances you can devise’ are worthiest w ithout' epforcement.*' " In some stales the sxlslln g statutes and local building rode* would do a good Job, i f there were not a lark of properly Qualified o fficial* to enforce them ," he as­ serted. '‘Sometimes political In­ fluence prevents the remodeling of building* (h at are known to be unsafe and known to violate •tatutsa,” ti;td uf slop ami shore station* where they served « v *i*e *s The gruiip uf iti voted to extend thanks to llie E lk s for their courtesy In alluwlng the tiro of the picnic WASHINGTON Oct. 28 (A1)— KroyiiyU, accordiug to John Saule, President Truman began work to­ adjutant. I’ relidcnt Prepares Message To Congress day on his message fur the spe­ cial session uf Congress which will convene Nuv. 17, lo consider curbs on rising prices at home and emergency aid for foreign eountriea. ■ Preaidsntial Secretary Charles G. Boas told reporter* there will he one messsge covering both problems, hut Mr. Truman has not decided whether to deliver It In person to the Congress. Mr. Truman’a engagement list today showed only otto caller, Senator Lucas (D-III), as ■ th* President planned to .devote most Union Officials Are of the day to work with members Robbed Of Benefits of hit staff. "He la thinking about hla prog, SHREVEPORT, U . Ort. 28 fAF*J ram for the special session and —Two officials of th* union strik­ beginning work on hia message," ing against Ute Southern But R on said. Ssqator Lucas, a Senate Democ­ Company, Inc., reported to police last night they had been robbed ratic leader, jollied Senator Taft of 48850 they planned to pay (R-Ohtoj In expretaing belief the Nov. 17 apscial session of Con­ strikers as strike benefits. Otto Debate, president- of Divi­ gress can pass emergency tegiasion 1127. Amalgamated Associa­ IstioQ before - Chrittmss dealing tion of Street Car, Electric Rail­ with domestic high prices and way and Motor Coach Employees with foreign aid. commended of America, (AFL), and Loul*., Lucas . , . . Taft for tabFinley, secretary-treasurer of lha I in* *b* *law that ths apsclsl asaShreveport local, reported to pol­ ■Ion can act on pricaa and aid by ice that an armed man robbed Dec. 19, adding thqt, "with hia thsm of ths money when they (Taft’i ) support wa can get emerney legislation out of tha waystopped their car lor a traffic fore th* holiday*." light. K o ■- i # . * ‘ • • --g gjjf -^ -? ’ .1 . ••* ^- ■A ♦ , ;rr; It wuf 'announced by Comdr. F, U. Scott that the next D ittrict ('imventiuii w ill he held in'O rlando on Nuv. 23. Dick Payne ami Dick Joiwa propared the fish. Mr, Payne wat recently eommlnxin^rti In the N a­ tional Guard, and urged the vet­ eran* to take s o 'a c tiv e interest In the Guard and to lend support. The next meeting date was set nt Nov. to Comdr. Scott urged all veterans to vole in th* com­ ing C ity election. 1 Prices Of Oranges Drop 21 Cents A Box L A K E L A N D . Oct. 28, UP)— The picture for Florida froth fruit shipper* was cloudy again today. The average price per boa for oranges dropped 21 cent* to |3JlO on northern auction market* yes­ terday, Seeded grapefruit brought only 11.78 a box, compared to an ovarall expense of approximately 42 fur th* grower and handler. Seedless grapefruit waa In.bat­ ter position, averaging 42.64 psr box. Indian Wear's fancy aasdlsoq fruit brought $4.04. 4, � 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, October 27, 1947 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 27, 1947. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 27, 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/389c26ab2a72a9481f7d6323470e1dc2.pdf 9df898cdf3eec569aebd0e7cf599bce7 PDF Text Text T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , A N FO R D , F L O R ID A w n - * r — m w so — P A G E E IG H T V 20% Of Florida M arshall Declares I*; Roosevelt Knew Fruit Thrown Away iru n r « g r t l» 3 Timer< Has Come In!} mem* menu ar>oui about me lbp rro.ion reason fo r Shelv4 j§ LAKELAND Oct. IS <A*>—Al­ time, most 20 per rent of the first 160,• s - For Action ■^ , g , r Somervell a.“ one ‘'even OOO boxes of fruit picked In Flor­ Hollywood Stars T H U R S D A Y , O CT. 2 3 , 1 9 4 7 is m h W. M. Scott Dies Billion Dollar »tton Crop IFor >17 Preoicted 5 5a ir« tla in 4 r»M re e l On*) (C aatlan M l l>M * •*•» > O w l came state enlomolglst in G e^gta cccdcd. Reigan rt prerident of the for five years,‘ thru for 14 years S o-H Screen Actors Guild. fie was plant pathologist with the Montgomery put it this wayt U. S. Department of Agriculture. "We have liad In the Screen rid of General ida* new citrus season ha* failed In this capacity he solved some Acton Guild a very militant, a NEW v o w ;. Oci. 23 O T ^ | B : K n . " V ^ ^ i d 1 , S S to paaa the state's maturity re­ VASHINGTON, Oct. 23 Ml c f the most dlffimlt .problems very small minority, well organ | '•ej»nn» lh«t Amenes cartnot stand {Marshall, then Army Chief of quirements and was thrown away, market for cotton, bath at connected with the fruit Indus­ iadifftrenl" lo the (sir of war Staff and the now Secretary of said. W. C,' Pederson, president of iied. well disciplined." try, Including treatment nf brasriu. te and abroad, will be smellci A . big sigh went up from a ravaged countries "who are look­ Stale. rot for penehr* end bitter rot o(w the Wavcrly Growers Coopera­ Jam-packed crop year then last, the Agaudience, , largely apples. Johnson, a Clarksburg. W. Va.p tive. today. ing lo u» for atmtsnee." Secretary feminine, when Montgomery took llurr Department predicted toand former . American Writing In his weekly news- the stand. He wore a lirownlsh __H» M * t-kneweVpnrialist In lh* • of State George C. Mantiall t*id lawyer But, the 1947 crop may b* research department nf the Gen­ !atl night that tho time for action Legion commander, related that a* letter Pedersen" rstim*tc<| about gray .striped suit, a white shirt (u»t J2^)00,000,000 -one finer Assistant Secretary of War he 140,000 boxes—or 1HH per cent— and g_grcy-pin.*triped tie,— - • eral ritemical Co!*- of 'Baltimore, Si on European aid was now at “had canfideiUial-lnfortwatlow-tlmf • t-earlr-fru it “wa* nnfjwrttllUed' 9. j .V “How much aueeesa have the Md. Aftrr four year* he was r*'4.v war was inevitable.” But, he aald. to be shipped or canned." Communists had In dominating sgaln called to the Department of be department forecast domes He related that “onn ran travel the guild," Robert E. Stripling, He made hit statement at the condition* weie ao "helter-skelter' Acrieuiture “» specialist in the consumption for the yest. end Bureau of Agriculture Economics dosing session of the 16)1^ annual In war preparation* that ha went' out of town in Polk county on al­ chief committee Investigator, aakAug. I, 1948, at about 8,750.most any highway and are huge cd him. snd bad charge of Pood Product* Herald Tribune Forum to which to Mr. Roosevelt to Inform him quantities I bstei. Consumption dunn« lbs "Never, never under any, clr of Florida's golden of what wn* going on. Inspection Service, and to largt___ MULCRIMQ STRAWBCfJKy rVANT5 President Truman sent a metis Re t year totaled 10,000,000 bales, .’a. L vMt-nt - - in - renpomrlHleT - ’ for ’ the * ' He said that Mr. Kooaevelt was fruit Piled, In row pastures, sur- cu m sta n cesh a v e they the actor FW L MW TE R P R Q T C « i« » l reaffirming America’s aipsMliom ■uprlird and "told me to go to rounded by contented steer* tel- replied, stcndanllution of grades fo r O I a seftimt; g m n L i " . ■ for a peaceful and stable world.. M r .f .aiuLbav* that General tran« surely .halpjftg. ..tluimudves. U i •-Montgomery t o l i o w ed 'fl»6 •pelts ni'd other fruila and vegTlrt department eitin)*trd c i ­ etablos. 1,'e in aullmr of several The 'President's letter lo KfitT sferred." He did not indentify grapefruit that started out to lie screen write#* to the stand. Fred ts may lie about 2.500,000 •old at 10 cents apiece.” Niblo, Jr., and Richard MaCaulay liflporianl bulletins 'published bv Ogden Retd, president of the New either "Mr. X " or the General Florida's orange market, he who both testified they believe e», compared witb '3.500,000 h<! U. S. Department q( Agricul­ J o r k Herald Tribune. Inc., said Involved and at hia request, the said, is "unsteady" even with only communistic influence e x i s t * ing the (Mil season. It sard ture on fruit diseases and fruit committee did not question him U»al on the decisions of the com­ marketing. supply of dollar eichangr on that point. Hut the members 127 ear* moved last week. “Buy­ among the writing profess^n in ty DIAN HAUI0AV ing weeks "will depend *in large did press him, on hvw he know ers report California oranges are Hollywood, In 1919 the American Fruit I the amount of unusrd credits^ i D ltU lbattd by C 'a trtl Press A u o eU tloa giving "b aiter satisfaction than I Nlhlo, 4 4 -y e a r-o ld veteran - measure 4b*“ future-; pattern of otP war waFTnevitable. Growers Inc. was organised end lilable to foreign countries for to ! uriier. writer, oesenorti described the - t were able w me orrecu Screen nr io n wouu> «nJ*T due frost. Mr. Scott was aelectrd to be assis­ relations with Europe and indeed Johnson replied tha| the.Infor­ Florida's while we irll oranges at $8.60 FOB Mon-1Writers Guild a» “(ho sparkplug rthase of cotton is much less quality home-grown etrswtxrrtra For mulching purpose*, on# can* tant production manager, having mation came "from many sources" day. today finds shippers quoting ( «nd the apesrhehd of the Comwith the wdtld at large." ;twxt spring, do not neglect them use wheat, oat or rye straw that, charge of large hpple orchards, in a year ago. "But wP mnst lie very careful including reports of military at­ *•' " nd we do not know what to- munlst nyivemcni" In , Hollywood. now Juet because autemd days are la free from grain or weed #eed.r orange groves and vegetable A United Stales supplies of cottaches In Itusia, Germany and morrow will br!*ig." ‘ to *ea that tbs ateps we take here. Although not all gerdenera Cover the plants to a depth of holdings from mast to' const. In MaCst/lay listed a number of t for Ihe current season are other nation* of Europe. (practice It, shallow cultivation thrqe or four Inches. will really aerve the end we have rlfei writers he said he liclleves are Ssnferd. The witness aald that ho and Open tha mutch over th# plants 1921 he was trnnsfered In view," the President added. among "the Commies and the peeled to lx- about 14 percent and hand-hovlng of ths straw­ British Economy slier than thoac of the past berry plants should be continued aa soon aa growth starts In the end took direct charge of ths Itooaevelt discussed boy* who play along with them." “iVe moat far# the fact that wo President ison. rlng. If It Is too thick to allow operations In th" southeast. Since until free ring weather actually Hons cannot rehabilitate, Europe these matter* and he was urged i r s s l l s s M fro m P a a e n w l ,• They ----- - Included: a plants lo come through, re­ then he has been active In the lo revise the industralj^ mobilisa­ •eta In. The department said that If gml that nor efforts will l>e use­ stronghold nf western democratic I Alvah Bessie. Gordon Kahn, move surplus straw and tramp It production and marketing nf celtion plan. Ho aald that eventually I A ‘ winter overcoat of straw ices received for eotton lint ful onlv If they i re Intended to rivllisatlon In Europe. . I.c*tcr Cole. King I-ardncr. Jr.. Into the alleys belwen the row#.' pry. am! other vegetable crops ' all the key |>oints of the plan should be put around the plants seed this season jire abdut. aunplement a atneere and effective “Can «• discipline ourselves to Howard Lawson. Marian right after the first hard frees*. Tuck thla mulch down under the throiighou* Florida, Georgia and e same as th* Seplcmlter avereffort of tha Eu/op«ana In help were put Into operation and "this the task before us or are we 1Tr,v« ^ . Mulching with etrew, aa Illus­ leave* and around the plants. Its the Carolina*. Was the program that won the going, lo Invite the harsh disci- R«pf. M n Wexlry. tfremaatves. William Ham- e,' lb* Income farmers would trated In th* accompanying Gar- win help to hold moisture and Itj He tvm* an nssocla'e mtmber war." reive from th* 1917 cotton rrnp "We most l * . sure, moreover, pllne of events to Impose some J* V .\ Clifford Iraph, protect* the plants win also keep th* fruit from be­ of the American Association for "Another source of the Im­ mid Ito about one-third more that* what we are undertaking .0 ,lr ‘"A * ' lch?r' ® > « **£ *r “ T ' winter Injury. It also re­ coming mud-spattered from raln.| Advancement of itcl*nre, » life m pending war,” Johnson said, “were tragic solution upon u*T" Spring cultivating of th# atraw- member of the American Phyto- * ' to do Is within the limits of our American bus Inc** men with fac­ time of blossoming In the "We have stopped all purchase* " rU . h' ,A1^ rt , f UAlX’i D*n,0n so from the I04D crop. r“mbo •n<l Ogden Ste­ (n other words, tbs 1947 crop r, thus protecting the ptante berry row* will be necessary If natholngl.-sl Society, a member of own strength and does not run tories and intrrrsta-abroad. "They of U. B. tobacro until further «le- T wart. Against lnju*x from a tale spring, no winter mulch 1# ttasd... counter to the health of our eco- wete not spies. They were good ri.lon," the economic minister whe„ Montgom#y look the old b- the first f?.noo,900,000 tb» American Botanical Soclstv lion crop" since 1919. nomle life." • and th* American Entomological _ „ * stand he identified himself as an American businessmen' They un­ Socle*y. He was n Rh’ Iner end life Marshall told the forum that bn derstood what they saw and re­ This will save ghoul 6,0U0,00O-w(>to|. and director . and said he This year’s crop is about M member of Momcco Temule, Michigan-Minncsota tile, Fo ■did not consider It a nutter for pot t*,| everythlng-that was un­ poumls (130,000,000) on this was Imru In 1004. Alluding to bis Trent larger than J s s t year'.* hogs 6 9 -percent. Furthermore, continuing high years allocation,-and before the wartime service In the Navy, he msually small one. Uut It seems four year* h« was assoclat" editor argument any longer that Eu­ friendly to this country." « edlto. To‘ Clash In “Little of th» msgatln", "Phytopsthology. rlikely, the department said, levels of Industrial employment rope's need of assistance was "real Senator Pepper (Il-Pla) broke tobacco tales start risxt summer told the Committee: and wages make It unlikely that "In .common with many othrr at many farmers will Increasi and urgent." In to any, that Mr. Roosevelt wai we shall be able to decide whether Brown Ju g” Contest won sine* Hcrbwt O. (F rlti) much more l*bgr wi)l be ayall“There h i* been constant ref­ right then in "trying to warn this and.how far we are able to enter men, I gave up my Job to fight *t year's cotton acreage In the Ire’ 'o f,' sagging cotton prices 4b!1 ’ CDltun -production^----the market.” * against totalitarian government Crlslgr first came to Michigan as erence to a Marshall Plan/’,th e country that war wa* coming.-ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 23 head coach in Trade sources said Britain, has—called -F’axrism. 'Altd f'ht quite d relatively mure favorabk* The i^pstttitcnt reported that Secretary said. '‘The refertneo ts "Uea and I,even v.-ent further than OPb—A Michigan football Jugger­ Three-deep In talented material 9 — me pentonally -was unfortunate he did In my apeechos," Johnson enough tobacco on hand for two willing to give It up again to rices for feed crons and for cotton Is running stronger rayon naut that hasn't really been tested years' consumption at the present fight against a totalitarian gov- tost Bvestqek and. livestock prod- competition. Product Ion of this hack field post, Michigan ■r.j * but the .reference’ to a plan was aald.. rale. eminent railed Communism," fiber during the first half of;this In four runalmy^vlclorlea thU, sea­ has powered Its way to 222 points Hi. . * definitely misleading. There was Forreatal testified yesterday Hlr Stafford said Britain's d ol-1 Montgomery said followers of wai said to have been HI son. _ . will , . be at lop - „strength - , foe„ in l b . four topheaVy triumphs no plan. There was a suggestion. that, the long-ttudled program for larcrlsla was due nut to Inability Communism aro often referred Ijnr example, the price -of eot- year percent, above prodaetlnrrtor thtr 8*lonU y a - Little Brosen Jug over Michigan B u te, Stanford, Now we ar» In the process of muatrrlng America’s Induitrall to manufacture enough goods, but__ J o . as the "lunatic fringe, and I m rpcctved* by farmerl on Bepti same last year. rear. The The desame nerind period last dc c1mH ■wlth Minnesota - just In Pitt and Northwestern, acoring drafting a plan as a.proposal of might was “tto generalised." to Inability to Tell good* for dol- agree with this." no-fewer, than 47 point* any time 6 was 1 2 -percent less tbsir U partmrnt ssld further Increase* case, the Congress of the United State*. Ahaerlng this, Johnson told the lars. who. aaw the Gophers tum­ 1 "Jlowever. I don't tjtlnk any nf at the same time a year ago In production are expected dtir- bleFew That Is the situation at the mo- committee: . in a 40 to 13 licking last week "The Imnlrmrhtation of llu- them would he rraiy enough to The Gophers are hoping for the next 12 to IB mnnthx. merit. • "That Is not alone an tneXact Marshall I'ian would be of the «nr to Inject any of it Into a pie- nd four peicent below the 1946 . , , __, . . . I at the hands of Illinois believe morn, football-like weather here The department predicted that tj,at Mlnnwwotm has the depth to eison average. "Tint period of study and prep­ statement, but an Incorrect state­ greatest help to us over the next lure I am directing," he added, than thev had last week at Cham­ few years, but we are hound t o ' Montgomery said it Is his “per- In the ssme period, corn prices the supply o f cotton textiles at pr„ , tho Michigan steamroller, paign when the big Minnesota aration ll thus drawing to a ment," retail levels Before the hearing opened, inoreod on the basis that we must f ona* opinion” that the Commun- o»e 80 percent, wheat -16 per* both wholesale and I-H Close. The lime of action Is At ... tu t . .the Wolverines ,------- TT- won't - - - ..’be . - - forward wall wilted In the best g*will Increase «"'• this Mbson. with caught napping midway of their L f the last half against Illinois W there ‘was another exchange be­ help ourselves to the utmost, •» P»rly ,•» «»» " HH leal . I - . .. 'f r '.'y . hand." ent, beef cattle 46 percent, •n<‘ |rgeullinjg tower prices drive >. tParry o .- .. »r__ . j _____ __ drire for an sn undisnutcrl undisputed Hlr Big Nina Nine ! *- m f tcr Mossuhad passed, them **• subversive group, Harold E. Stasseti told tha fo­ tween Senator Brew ater'{R-SJE) whatever other* mey do or not I Character assassination," he title — something they haven’t'd lx iy in ths ffret two periods. " rum >that President Truman at and Senator Pepper (D-F1a) who do," He added Crlpps said' Britain aimed lo "•ld* U nno He most-used wea hit new* conference today with have dashed repeatedly nvor the esport 46,000JKM) pounds 1180,- P°J*- , ‘ ' . . eongre**lonal leader* thould an­ rurrent inquiry, 000,000 worth of goods to dollar' Montgomery was on the sb nounce the calling of. a apeclal . Brewster suggested In a n 'In ­ next year over and almve 0ln ,': 10 ”« c sadslou of Congress to deal with terview It would bo good Idea markets for Congress to draw up mobil- the target laid down last August, cjudw! with a voluntary statem the problem of aid to'Europe. * In addition,, he said, Britain will w*" designed to con "Much more' I* Involved thpn Irallon lawa In peacetime In order to be well prepared for rwlure raw materials Imports "I* _n”1 Inowitw*,h * *1n ****11AHsrl? the question of whether the emerV y funds nf various kind* can anv new ronfllrr. * ' But Senator Pepper denounced . T a r 0' ' " " " * * ■y t m ’00°'0W f|*htlng Communism and ^*5 _ until-Jaw .. 1 -or Feb. t," he |he prnnlsal, saving! " wal*r».kriM l "The rever*^ la true,'* he addei ItlP fn limp the penrr." whether the committee ha** the At onr point Montgomery sail Firewater Is chairman1 and right lo look into - motdllxAtlon that although Hollywood ' Cotxl Penrwtr I* a member of th* tjnmIssues. Brewster says yes, Pepper munlst*-are few,' they manage I Soviets Assailed mlltee. They have differed over Agy* suv '— -----create “THffDrhancr* far great*} . than their numbera. . COo'Inas* fra * l*sfcs «*»> F t mer Secretary of'State James F. Byrnes by saving that Vialiinikv had given ” * grossly dnloitrd Idea" of Byrnes’ beliefs. "The danger of investing magi iitrsto with autocratic |»owcr of dec Ming whst is war-propaganda is illuiiiatrd by Mr. Vithinsky» ■■am d t ' tm Mr. J u>th.g~Bynin" 1 Justin dectsred. ’ " If be had tha powar to Jail Mr. Justice Byrnes, no doubt hs would <la-that.'<4a any case, he went* to gsg him and others Ilka him," Austin said. r~;~. fThls most fundamental fresdora— of free speech — which Is ary for the 'maintenance of sin rood government, would wither In the presence of the powef of 7" ItAtTY AWO men to put shackles on tne minds U l i U ftHOF and tapes, on the lips of such great statesmen as James F. Byrnes." Austin assailed the Bovlst re­ YOURS FOR JUST 25c'AND SALES SUP SH O W IN G PURCHASE I* sar-taq . solution as a vmiction of the CIU3M COVl United Nations c& ttsr- ‘and de­ . OF» A N V SIZE SACK OF QUAKER BEST ENRICHED FLOUR l- M t - ~ • . clared: " It aeeks i t nolbfr-end make meaningless bur pledge to W Once In t great whlle.a-seruatlonal bargain offer like this happens your way! Look _ resnect humcn rights end fundsmental freedoms." . •t thii: A complete, 6-piece > m, containing a comb for ever} need and every purpose ® IAT TAIl ' fie departed from ms prepared rum can be youre at thU breathtaking low price. Try anywhere elxe. You'll find you would to dcfsnd John F'oster Dulhave to pay at least $1.2) for the same merchandise! Nofo&Jy-ihat, you receive a • U. tt; delegate to the asbly who was named by Vlshbandy comb cleanac (liar deans instsmljr. It's ths genuioe bristle rotary typ« with I iast month as a "warmongplastic handle. » . U Strawberry Plants Still Need Attention S 96 OZ* PITCHER 4 0 COUPONS AND. 10* you want men such .as and Dulles gagged in your r7" Austin naked the 67 opal delegations who listened ntlvcly around ths huge oval Jttse table. battle over the "warmong>ulcharges developed at the ou 1 of a morning and afternoon e-header debate In ths poleommlttes. MeanwIUlo, tho Soviet bloc l it* boycott of a U. N. altle* working on Becretpf Stats Marshalrs plan for ! meeting of the 67 in a ao-called “Little Ae- ' lech comb U besutifulljr ersfted from sparkling Virgin Polystyrene plastic. All bava tho exclusive bsll point teeth . . . perfectly rounded so they won't scratch. Wait till you see the clesr. liquid colors! Lacquer Red, Amber, Ice Green, Peach Tint, 'Transparent White, Wick Ebony, etc. Be sure to order ycures now! i* putts uzi COM*. S E N D F OR Y O U R S W H I L E T H E Y L A S T ! 4 IC E D T IA Haas's *!1 you do: From your grocer get a i «1m it|p showing your purchtie of ANY lire tick ®f Quaker Beti Enriched Flour. Then moil the tllp with ihe order form below and jaw 21 f. You wilt receive your comb set In x than dm*, postpaid. V this ofxr it Introducing you to famous Quaker Bttt Enriched Plouf few. the fir'll time, < s rail plexMDt turprite, |utt 11 hundred) of other women have! Every baking ft intured, even k p M ip tam.' Tbrre’i none finer than thU sU-purpoM, no-ritk flour. It't mill I *by lb# ' i people who make Aunt Jemima Psncake Flour and Qatker sod Mother's Otis. G L A S S E S «>°>> 35 COUPOlNS AND 10« aame time two 9-nilIon began work on de­ ft alteroative solution* r A / MAIL TODAY! v 1 K QUAKER BEST FLOUR P.0, lea t IFF, Chime* 90, a 5 8 f U s» * Pleat* rend me the re) of 6 ' I '- I I m_ -r 3 . =»-•. - -ftM H h M ur'-J* ? .f^ ^ (■ u r -f | | K S ra a ” ' ^ -V . ' ' GSs p JA i 3 “ i j r ‘ -\t - •.i,- . -s .. . ■B— t Mil, ■ 794 WB Q i in iA n tb O : ^1 . ... • • _____ em IT ^' * 1 \f - m f s f '.‘12 At . •’ .- ’ • .. ids - ii : ; ’ v> ■■’v '. ' * M ; • •; t ThU / i , •• " . 4 i- - I t 1! ,V , i ., - V- •- - - - = V t, fre - -- . • a = 1 - *• * r *. itj* . ; **V ■ " ^-ifgw' ' - ____ - - • L"rir _ .r' "' ----- . _-3 -; �4---- "v r ’ In Unit) Thera la Strength— To Protect tii* P u t * of tha World; , To Promote iht Pro*rev* of America; .'To Product Prosperity for Sanford. TH E W EATH ER * Vastly cloudy with occasional rain thin afternoon, .tonight and Sat* urday. Moderate lo fresh raster* Iv wind*. I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSl’A PElt ^VO LU M E X X X V III Established 190$ SANFORD. FLQIUDA^ Baruch Insists Ignoring Plan Russian Press Is Ac- ( a _ • M n i cused of Trying To j/^ e n c a n newspapers Commend Incite' Turkish Peo­ Calling Of Special Session ple Against U. S. LAKE SUCCESS. Oct. 24 GP>Tuikry formally *ccuic<l'Rutiia ■ * today oi "ptyv Imlogical agresrion," "nefarious propaganda,” "war* mongrring'' and "interfering in Turkjth inlrrnal affair*.“ - Turkey charged alto that Rutiia was trying lo turn (he Tutkith people agiinit the United Stalet by ipreading rVporti that Araericin fotcet wetr taking over milltarp bate* in Turkey under the IP Truman aid program. The Tutk charge* were made by Chief Delegate Selim Sarpar in United Nation* debate of Rustia'i •nH-"warmonger" measures. The Soviet Ukraine accuted the United State* of carrying on “an economic and political war for — capitaiiitic dominaion." The Ukraine naaerted that the t United Stales wa* “trying to Im. w proverlth the world" but that “the .eastern Eurooean Demqcraclc* are fighting againit this evpamion," . -^ tln " the nam e'of the ’ Turkish people I hereby make complaint to the United Nation* against the * ' Soviet pre*» and radio,’’ Sarpar •aid: “I complain they tried to incite WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. lA’i— The firnt open rriliciam of President Truman'*- call for a special session o f‘ Congret* Nov. 17 came today frqm Rep. Ilxllrck (It-lnd). who Raid the Chief Executive broke faith with cnnsrr'ssional leadera by not consulting them before acting. The Indianan, who la House ma|orlty leader, apoke out a* Mr. Truman worked at the White llouae on a report he will broadraat lu the nation tonight outlining hla ‘'compelling reaaont" for ordering the early *c**hm to rope with problems »f inflation at home and emergency aid abroad. The President la scheduled lo apeak over ill national radio netwurka at 10 o'clock (EHT) tonight. 'The firtt American neetpat>-r» to comment editorially on Pre*idenl Trantan't call (or A.ipecial irnion of Congicts generally expreitcd hearty approval of the move, although tome said the ilcp vhoulJL have been taken •oonri. “Pintdcnl Truman it to br congratulated on moving boldly to meet Die domestic and foreign Crisis,” ttid the Richmond .Timet Ditpalch. 'The tilurtron I* d< leiirraling both at home am| abioad and there ia no poitlbl* *en*e in (9! * ' lowing a policy of drift any'long life, to give * t much aid as we er.” call where It can do the. most The New York Time* *»fd that good. The -question is not a po­ although the action “come* jump litics) on*. ‘ Coiigirse* should act too soon," it assumes that it speedily without attempting to “doe* not come too late,'' either. make a partisan capital of it." "For. having been laketp after The IMtlsbutich Post Gazette consultation with the leader* of •aid tin* President Wia* finally Congress, which should guaiaiili-e faced up lo urgent need* at e a r ly aftlmi;~thp-r*tl ‘ for ** 'epee; Inline and ahrngd. lt^ r i'3 r c l» 1 6 if lal session - Is In Itself a token that should have boeh made weeks of both America's earneatnea* to ago but however late is no less fulfill the promise* made in the welcome. We Jy.jie the lenders Marshall declaration and of our will -hold Congress-uii. course and determination to meet the Com­ that the mavericks won't g« dash­ munist challenge with more.sub­ ing off In such directions as tax stantial measures than mere slo­ reduction and increased federal gan*. spending for domestic pork-barftaid the Atlanta Constitution: 1el projects." “It Is not only our duty to hu­ President Truman, said the New; manity, but also the best possible York Herald Tribune, "ha* ileusstrategy to' preserve our way of rttei Presidential Assist­ ant Says Mobiliza­ tion Was Needless­ ly Slow, Fumbling WASHINGTON.’ Oct. 24 tAV-r Hrrmid M Baruch dectaird today "thousands* of lives, extra billions of dollais and months oi lime" were lost in World W'ar II because the government repeated tlie mo biliralion ertors oi Woild War I. Ike 77-year*old adviser to Pres ulenls told the Senate War Investi­ gating Committee the armed serv­ ices had a Moinliralion-Day plan “which would have saved pi’eciou* live* and the wailed wealth, bul they were not permitted lo pul it into effect." "We wyie told thit was a dif ferent kind of war," Daruch* said in his piepired testimony, "and none of that ‘old War Stuff* was If-- Associated Press Leased Wire * N O . *216 I 1 2 Killed, $26,000,000 D am age In New England F o re st Fires >4 il - J tH J Beautiful Homes 50 Palatial Bar Harbor Mansions Reds In Schools Revealed In Probe InBarHarbor.Me. Are Destroyed And Thousands Of Residents Saved By Boats By Ex-Communist Smoldering Ruins U. Of C. Professor Fire Destroys More Than 50 Mansions And. Mrs. Rogers Valued In Millions Heard At Inquiry WASHINGTON. H I 24 ifFl Olivri ( ‘.triton. Ininirr Commun­ ist told llic Houie L'n.Amriu ju Activilirt Cumimltrr lorixv tb.it Communult havr touglit control pi the public tkhoolt .)( Lot An (tin . lire Lot Angeles local clixp tel ol the American Erdculicii of lexchrit "list iLrcn dominated by Communists." Carlton t*id Many trai licit, be 'ad.lrdt lixtr tr wanted," ^ futrd. lo join ibc union one I be. commuter is Dying to. learn ->|-vt* Commufttvl;leaning and itavc. why a 1939 industrial mohiluation cnmplainrd.lu the pa lent qmoit, plan was' discarded by the RooscCailton irLtrd tlsat %« tArnl 11 ••NlinHrsI mm •»!»> Stbool bo.ild rlrtliop III llif CltV (Editor* nolr: Jam r*t'alogrru, A»*orlalrd I'lr** stall riirrespomlrnl, rnlrrrd liar llarboi at Ihr hrighl ol the lire rataglng that loan and rrmalnrd Ihrrr Ihiuugh the night. Here U hi* story.) It) JAM ES CAI.OGKKO ‘ BAR lb\RBOH. M e. CX i. 24 (Ah Hus famous mtemaiional summer rnluhy looks tike a imok mg dump today. Lden Stieel-. «uw4W lined with showplace sumiuei homes ol the -Vl"„ 14 I K lit Ihr Associated Press \ h England overall lull twelve dead, lot* puilung ♦ 2 b pOO.’MKI. liuniMinlt lia>nirlrtt \l»;ne:. I ig11 deailit, >iv cjmr.UT.tirv wiped out, two botpitalv furred tu move voile* |(jl.ri I- N’uSilifatiojt qf (nr difrtun jiu I evaluation of latmliM irlrmbiing wai..mr ofieialion*. Iit i ll.iil.oi JS.OMl l)tk'- b n ; Inc now undrt cuullul at evacnation goes on at noiihexst l.c lt.r with Coast Guard standing by fur matt ir li-at by »ra I n.-<*drd i vlxlrs drsliuvrd inrtude those of M**v Point* Riurhait. A vl'-i Damitoch, Istr lleniy Moigcnthau, Sr. Auguvta lu»* .-.t n.itrs ferttate of 125,000,000 in wl.at Guvrinui salls \Lime’s gtrai -I . tonoin. latasljupbt. • lb-Hf fowl I wo hospitals evacuate arobuiahuy patients av fire leaitirs lulu imtu'liial v-ctitni, * I’oilland lu> l ily sate Lot potehliil threat itt 20-mile an bou,' wiiiib ' . i . . -• Massa,cliiisrtts, Ibiv'c vlrad._ ■ ‘ -_____ . ---------------- :---- . »... -Tv ,l,T jy n = i'-Iw,n Viw-Wt, I h i! Li it ........ . * rmUngeiiiig iluil .ml Hus, n.d. I walked along the stieel in Fill do-ld 100 N iinmil l.u.iidsmen |oitimg in battling new flair* the southwest section o l the town up* on Otlobei Mountain. owned hy tlie internationally known "•hit of couDt I" , ijsifi •* te^irvje.il tiu .lu cx . ia Liluibiulge. Royal- — society colony with Poliie Chief »lo. "Wine lieluloll. Fallon a*- I.L/es chesked'in i f 'e t i otliei aieas. (ieoige Ahholt. New llainpd.m Sliailgely, the heaulillil tie>-v Kicbetiri (it hornet urvliuyrcl ami evaluation pirpaiations lining the llioioughfaie 4ete sldl omleiwav a« llano - move v>il lists two mites oi indiiitiial center. standing- hut the homes weir !l.vinp*tead * a l o e * oul ol voiillol altei iuo|e linn 5lKl acies ol Opinions of two candidates fur huined 11.tI. Toweling chittiliev I wt>. dl.mJ lalevl ..(('fiiU»a» 4 on Part ■l«l the City Commisslbn, Fred Wil­ *v *— Civic Mutic headquartei* in the anil open Inn k luepl.ir/v ttill Wh'le Mount till Hilly .1 lull dozen imiTI foiest lues btiining in liams in Group No. I and Randall Chase of Group No, 2, concerning Tourist Center is active thl* week stamling amist the lamy phiiuhiug Ammunnusui chilli I of the V'Vle Mounlains nalmn*t Iniesf and all 9 the gave the whole thing a giolesqur uudei ciinltiil, Improvements such as ii new inuking final preparation* swimming pool and a sewage dis­ animal banquet at the Mayfair .ipfieaiame. V e n n o lif: , . posal system, vvat*. today giyen Inn Monday evening. Blaring lelegiaidi failes letem-' Giaiiby I wo .ml. Iiamc iioiil in uninhabited tuicsl o n Division chairmen who. aitin to members * f Ctt'U.iuiis Club at bird (laming luirlies. l o llltl to III the Tourist Center. The camlidatea Charge of securing workers f»i Like, a guide on a eight seeing Oi e dead were Intrixlucyd by Jack Morri­ !thr (.lie Week campaign a ir: Ml*. R. F. Cooper, -Mi*. Ruth Scott, luUf, l Inrl Ablmll tailed out illson. MONTEREY. Calif. Oct I I ■Sine Kuictei vets I ns at J itKMI and 5.(N)0 aues. Mr. Cha*a ^declared that It lirrmbu K. Mnriia, Walter Krolui, diOwplarrs all now just ilnviied Two crew men were believed Ceemi-d to him that a kwmiming Mm. George Harden and Mr». ruins. Av he livted the owners of to heve perlahed early today 1L\U -1 UUUUH^Me *- O t h - 1 4 — pool could bo built with funda y . 1*. Herndon. Mrs. F. E. Itomnil- the desltuyed maniiohi. it sounded In flrea and eiploalona aboard tAT I Ins tabled tuiumei plsynow available i f devising rooftit kat, Si, is In charge of securing the pifbfleld OIL-CnmpanrU— H isgllga^J mm l'8|# *!■ ! ^loutld ol the lids, and six .other • ““ tanker Sparrow* Point foland bulldifix*. we>* ettminatrd LA county rtlvlslon, k icmniuililita. were-knlually-—wiped _ V 'lowing n midnight collision ilie' ptalf’ Tnen Aheii Con- I ' The S. miiuilr County Civic with th« Canadian Meterablp Jdiliona Justified._ the—buildings Mutic Association brings national­ Weather Ih Mixed out today *« strong winds tanned Man* Flaher. could be added from tlnir to tiinr. ly known niiistV in Sanford each w>hhII.iu <I tiles l av aging Nes* I ngFormal Declaration Electric Train Crash­ In answrr to Harry Robaon'a y e y by miring tin! fdTids thrirngli Throughout America land into (inli luiy with ihe death MONTEREY. Calif.. Oct. 24 m query aa-to* which was the most A slot machine which had been memiwrtliip liefo’ r e the epneert* Says Race Is Wide es Rear Of Another important, a new swimming pool are booked, II II. Coleman, presi. loll alieadv at.. 12 and piopeity —Thirty-five crew* mcmliets ql III ASSOCIATED PRESS •ci/rd by Nliriill IMA. Mem lion damage mounting' almve ♦2b,000, a sewage disposal system, Mr. dent, pointed out today. Thetefore. .There wa* a mixture of weath­ Open At Present Smashing Two Cars or the- burning, crash-damaged tank­ Williams said that il was nut a the more iiiemla-m, the more er for the iiatiifjs today. IJght Willir Metis, negro, and (daced ill 0 0 0 . er Sparfow'* Point wele- retcued question uf chousing lieiwceti the budget and ruhscqurntly the more PHILADELPHIA Oct. 24 of snow ami lain and lower the basement vault uf the Couit A special ul il all Illght evaip*- . LONDON. Oct. 24 lAV-Tw.. (torn life boat* by the Coait Guard two projects arid that they should diversified i* the taleVt pnesented, ti'TniMTNturc* were ('••ported over House pending the Inal Wediir* (AT— Plana to provide roaalrommuler-packet) suburban electric > cutter Minnetonka early today. ' to-coaat television coverage lie put. into two separate cate- he said. llid.»)ior ,i).. bm [awTTSVirrr section* .frnlll Ihu-iliM-llita Duiikenpie lelt Hai Harbor a ds* trains collided in a dense fog Four other crew membert still of the IV48 Republican Na* — Bnrcr uie> mil .m ilted to nil eontral Missniiri valley but con* ol sin illegal viol machine, wa* vyltril Imvil av 1, ^liHl tflVkhklulL tint foui/iTii" ITTIirig at Icaii T ~ allocated for the pool. tlanal r awreiitiim 'tirPW linnoil mild weather’was forecast are miu ;"lt ,“'1 **................ A-fArpwho become member* so that o n l . n u r i l » n t*J He stated.In regard to a sewage they maybnvw n voice 1*1 the set- for the eastern states and from Irpoited linl.iv by (1 I*. Ileindon.' phia were disclosed today by prisons snj injuring more than tain 1 Aid they may ttill he aboard disposal system that the firm of ertlou of talent, rin. Satnidny the Ohio- valley southward. The county (Irik, tu have hern tarn Roger W. Cllpp, president of 63 others. Croydon Msyd^a Hospi­ the 6.093-ton vessel., ijmlth and Gillespie had Ih-cii di­ -waning. Nor t. when ttn* member­ lllereury staynt at near nmnial |pefCll with Hid damaged by some Philadelphia Hadlo Station . The Minnrlonka, in a- mrttafce WFIL-TV. -------- tal, nrarrit lo the sirene^ni the rected by the C lty .lu make* a ship closes, the hnllnl* me tabul- levels over must of the Pacific one who had ruteird the base K ciIh S;»id Propnri'd crash in South Croydon, said it survey of this, and suggested that slates. to the Cnatt Guard, thore station ment a.1lilt whrie public ir.u u 1* — Tu Scizo-So. Kort'ih sled mid me u»rd n> n. basis for hall received 25 tihsd by -1 0 :0 5 taxpayers be nut bonded for such ihe talent, sclccllun. A luiniuoim There w#s nu lmllc»liun of latw; teul___ WASHINGTON, Oil. 2*1 W V here, said the 35 were taken from MmilaatC *a l*aat I'lvrl for the noitbea*tcHl-aacUon- -A t ». riPim| two life boati. Qne lifeboat with Senalor Robert A. Taft of Qhiu A. M.----------------- ------ — of thiee ennccLt-V ..air.-tnexuiilwl tlnTTountiv Ion staled line mom SEOUL (let. 21 tA’t—A foimer wiwro forest flies i .Chief Ambulance Officer A.. L. during liie season and an many have been raging. However, allow- ing that he had ir|torted jhis fait official of an nmu-il foree organ14 men wat picked up by the formally announced 'hit candidacy more as the budget, allows. Armitaffus Return ^ tanker Colina and the other by today for the 1948 Rrpublicau Hill raid fll the more than 100 era were forecasl for part* of up-|j„- Judgr R. W. Waie. Judge „| lxe*l in lf>is>lan-<i>'ciitii)-)l North Km na said today K um-biis there Per Michigan, whet# forest file* f* the Minnetonka with 20 crewmen presidential nomination, describing casualties had been carried awty From Quebec Trip rraaitaaeC a s Paa* * 1*1 have burned over thousands of the County Court, immediately planned In t-niitm,, American ocKrltUih Demand Early acres and the Captain, who aiked to the race as "wide open." after Judge Waie. at the tuggev- milled Smith Korea iifiitll the *vithof land Taft’s long-expected formal en­ * be returned lo hit *hip. E. M. Armltsge and Mrs. ArmlThy Dakotas and Montana wetr lion fri C. W. S|>rniei, attorney •linvval of fmi-ijto tioufis from German Government tage arrived in their automobile A Richfield Oil Company tank* try. was contained in a letter I > Public Invited To the coolest mean in early 'morn lot Mrlti, hail wilhdiawu Hum both rntu-V Thursday frohi North llstley, IC h IIm m mm P a i l t i l l Ytxin Chong Sun, bend of rite Fred H. Johnton, chairman of thy Ing. vwilh temperatures near and 1 4 snslln m*vI sets r # l # *1*1 LONDON Oct. 24 (AT—A *’l>eelExhibition Tennis Quebec, where they have Iwrn k) House of Commons rummlttm lielow Qie free slug mark. Yes­ south fivmigan provine.- peace Ohio Republican Slate Commit­ staying since early May at their , Pi,'Wl vat Ion-corps iiiiril Scjil 18, tee. The committee "and other urf(#d. today formallun of a "re* terday the mercury climbed to K e n n e d y P e s s im is tic midsummer levels- In many m f A P I ’ I cc I k c n E f f o r t s . I lull) an Amer h;»n iitrvi evinferviic# The public Is invited by Man­ hunte facing leke ■M****wi;>pl. UrnMOlaliya German government" Mr, Armltsge ha* brought , ,, ... 111.i- ulan* i-hiled fm shutting o ff ern eitle*. including H7 In Phil­ v ( J j v e r M a r s h a l l P l a n Ohio GOP groups had (itgrd him ager Lind- Weber.,of the Mayfair back with him natural color photo* and called for a "film " Itrltisb to make the lace Igit july 31. l o ( l i v e A l l N o w s {Smith Korea's fjotver. winch comet I CIS to attend‘exhibition matches graphs of M* home, hi* motorbmrt i tan4 on, tin: length of oreu;ia- adelphia; M& in New York; Hf> In ___ , _ ! largely from the Soviet /one, and AVakliingloii mid 64 4n Huston. The letter was written before by the liotiina Tiuinis Team at CXIDW DGK. U au ., Oct. 24, and the beautiful surroundings In tion, . DETROIT, Oct 24 Id'i Tliv ["'-luling some 17,<hht I ' l ’ O. men 3 :IX) (Mock Sunday afternoon at President Truman’i aim ounce merit (A1) J o s e p h P. Kennedy, former Toe . Id-partivan rumnnltee ' *a- i the area. On* picture shows him -j-Associated -f’rra»-twla*y-imftinneii south no fit at,lin a.t loops to a t­ amti*f#a<jor .te.Greai Britain, any* to Taft and -Other- congrexssot^al the Mayfair aourt. : v t - r -------- r in the boat With , string of large sertwt In #•-formal rrpnrt tu'tbe it* intention of cviiilinulng It* tack national police and thy cimaa he support* the Manhall Plan Ricardai) Balbltr*. Ilratillcn' black baas, one of them 17 Inrhes House that thu Get mans “■Ituulil Funeral Kites For .< ICm IIsiM sa raaa ala I :— ■-----t--------------------- coverage world news "without tahuliyv. I* given as soon a* possible combut only for on* year and only to ., and Chilean national champion, long. ; Air. Scott Tomorrow fear and of without T lv * North Koiobii pebule’s the .axtent of 16,000,000,000 or pulling ■ its who woh a first match two weeks! A former Canadian and now t lei# r#*ponalbllity fur bilancing snny, variously estimated at from ’* HELLING.HEAVY' • 16.000.000,000. punches." ago here against Rollins roach an American . citlten. he had to their own economy." 160,000 |u '600,000 men, would CHICAGO Oct: 24 (A1)—Heavy Ed Copeland before rain Mopped secuVa a six months permit from Funrral services for William Thf> group acknowledged, how­ opposed bitterly the Trumax Alan J . Gould. AP assDlant form' a second front. Yoon de*• «» MmiriScott, 74, vice president uf ever. that “at the moment It ia K ^ n H y Vold Th. Camgeneral manager, rroulllned Ihe the game. I* again scheduled tu tha Canadian government, he said, cla tc.J Meanwhile, In- said. S'pith brtdga Knights of Columbus last ton exchangee today In reaction face Copeland. in order to atay In Quebec. Dur­ not possible to pul thl* buiden thr American Krull Growers Inc. news-gathering agency's pqlicy to Koreans would “clean out" under­ who diril shortly after ni.mi squarely on German shoulders benight* “I thought it was A horrible to President Trumana call for a .100 mrinla-is of Die Avsociali'd cover agents ill the northern lone. In another set of tingle*, Ruddy ing the past winter he directed waste of money, srtth no deOnlte ■pedal session to combat soaring tlehren* of Ft. Lauderdale, nat­ activities at the Sanford Tourist i suae Germany rannut buy food Thursday following a long Illness, Press Managing Editor* Associa­ will !»• held Saturday morning at priest, wheat, corn and oata and raw material for heiself." plan behind It, and like pouring plunging tha pcrmlsaable limit on ional junior ehamplon. will play Center. the First Baptist Church with the tion who ate huldlng their I4lli CATHOLIC St IIOOLH money down a rat hota.“ Henrique Buaa of Lima, Peru, the Chicago Board of Trade. Rev. W. 1*. Brooks, J r . officiating annual convenlion heir. Kennedy said “in aplla of tha Th# discussion was touched off Eastern Intercollegiate champion Grain prices tumbled In 4h e the Erickson Funeral Home Is In WASHINGTON, Oct. 24, (A*)— money sent to Greece and Turkey, by a report ilf the editors sub­ and Peruvian national rhamnlon. charge of. arrangements. W they are a long wav' from doing moat activa trading In several committee on foreign affair* Enrollment in Catholic reboots has Charles Morrison will officiate weeks. Cash daalera reported far­ Three honorary pallbearers not gone up fit) pet cent in the last 26 anything they hoped to do." mer* and country elevators ware apaln as umpire, flio following vet mentioned are: Dr. I^onard which pointed ouf that “about J'rx u and. i* now nudging if ^ Aftgr hla speceh, tha former offering Increased supplies of will serve-a# linesmen: Hamilton half of the world Is divided into Munson .'Luther Chandler of (Wild :i,it<Kl,(MH) mark, the Natloi^ ambassador told reporters he was cash corn and oata for ahipmsnt Blshre, Clae Williams. Gene Tuck­ high pressure censorshPp' areas Catholic Educational Assoclatto A group of local grower* snd farmer* who would use it for the and J . E. W’athen of F t Pierce. “very pessimistic about tha out* Iktrr. where the newspaper* and cor­ er, Cecil Rinca' and Ben 8 te«le. teporled. today. Currently /mollshipper* mat yesterday at the purpose for which it was built, n in e of the Marshall Plan.” After an hour of trading, wheat respondent* sre expected under ment is 'approximately: CHECKS, BALANCER City Hall with City officials and iath#r than tear It duwn. was about 9 to 10 cents lower on HOVIET SUSPICIOUS CHICAGO Oct. 24 (AV-Robert penalty In tell only what the pol­ Tha following organisations DIPLOMATIC SH IFT the Chicago Hoard of Trade, tha LONDON. Oct. 24. (Ah— The formed the Seminole County Farm N. Depham, general counsel of the itical masters of the country want LONDON, Oct. 34. t>P>— The latter decline the limit permitted Moscow radio declared today that Labor Association with D. L. wer# represented at tlie meeting: National Labor Relations Board, them to fell." Moscow radio announced today under exchange rules; corn was the Brasilian ambassador and hi* Harper aa chairman, for the pur- American Fruit Growers, Inc. by told a union gathering here today Have You that Nikolai V. Noylkov had been down 616 rents to 8 cents, tha lim­ •taff would not be permitted to pose of co-operating to bid to II, C. Iletsel; Chase- and lo. by that there are check* and bal­ CALL TO ARMS relieved of Via duties aa Russian it. and oata were • cents lower, the leave for homo until the Brasilian purchase ffrom tha government the D, L. Harper; A Dud* and Rons ances In the Taft-Hartley Act Registered? $ ambassador to the Unltad State* lim it WARSAW, Oct. 24. (AV- A * , ' j «tA government has Insured the “safe building and facilities of tha Farm by David Earle; J . C. Hutchison "designed to keep It from being and Co. by Roby luring; Standard This la the last weak lo raga call by tho Polish Socialist Party and would be succeeded by Alexdeparture" of the Soviet diplo­ Labor Camp in w#at Sanford. a union-busting instrument or a Ister In order lu vole, in the This bid by the representative* Growers by J . R. Davidson; Ran* slave tabor law." for tha “rebirth of Internationkl - ander 8. Panyushktn. * • COTTON TUMBLES matic' staff In Rio D* Janeiro. City election on Nov.. 4. Regieflril i Oviedo Truck Growere by Socialism oq revolutionary Marx­ of th# celery and citrus Industry Novikov look over tha lop Sov­ NEW FORK O ct 84 (AV-CotBrasil broke diplomatic rela­ (ration hooks will be open at ist ground" stirred speculation to­ iet diplomatic.post In Washington ton futures slumped mors than tion* with Russia several days will b# made In order to continu# Perrt Whitehurst; City of Sanford OPPONENT HANGED Ihr City Hall until Halurday last year, succeeding Andrei Gro­ 84.60 a bale today under succes­ ago when the Moscow govern­ th* camp for housing migratory by Commissioner loa R. Lether BUDAPEST, Hungary, Oct. 24, day that Socialists may be plan­ of thl* week, Thone who have myko, who was named permanent sive waves of liquidation, Influen- ment refused to accept a protest labor, It wat reported this morn­ and H. N. Rayer; Chester Foegate (A V - Dr. Gyorgy Donath, once ning to establish an International registered for previous City Russian delegate to the United ced by uncertainty ovar tha pend­ against Soviet newspaper articles ing by County Agent C. R. Dawson Co. tby F. L. Bradford and Semi- In Parliament, waa hanged In center for war on "American elections do not HWt# To regis­ Nations, ing government program to eurb attacking Brasilian President Cas­ who was named aa secretary of nolo.County Chamber of Commerce prison yesterday aa a convicted, capitalistic bridgeheads In Eu­ ter again. Only those who are rising prices, along With weak­ par Dutra. conspirator against tha govern- rope." th# Association. H. N. 8ay#r. city by Bdteard lllgglnt. over 21, who have resided In j The annual meeting of the ment. manager, was mad# treasurer, . PIL8EN, Ctechoalovakla, Oct. ness in outalda markets. Hanford for six months and In 24, (A*)— A rom an In burning Mr. Dawaon' revealed that th# Seminole County Farm Bureau and HOUSE INVADED MONTH K ISSED Florida for on* year, ran reg­ £ clothes ran Into a room of th l PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24, UP) . STRIK ERS ARRESTED RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP LONDON. O ct 24, (A 9 - Field City owned land of tha camp will election of officers and eupper will ister now. Th* election on Nee. w Try!* Chemical Company where SANTIAGO. Chits, O ct LONDON, Oct. 34, (A V - A — A South Philadelphia family Marshal Lord Montgomery got b# leased to th# Association for a he bald at 7:00 o’clock Friday 4 I* for (he purpooe of filling workmen were making Christmas — Chilean authorities — himself kissed last night In front very small ram, also that he had evoging, Oct. 331 at the Furture British Foreign Office spdkeeman waa almost joltad out of bed early two M ila on th* City Commis­ firecrackers, causing an explosion ia on o rg an ised _______ __ of 6.000 veterans who served un­ been delegated the work of secur­ Farmer Building. Mrs. M. D. asserted today that expressions today by what “fait Ilka an earthsion. John Krlder, Fred Wil­ which killed her and 12 other plot to wreck the national econ­ der him at E l Alnmein. holding ing tha bids necessary to purchase Gatthl will have charge of the of friendship toward tha western quaka or explosion." liam* and Jach Rallgan are I persona. Tha plant wax destroyed. omy — today ordered tha arrest n reunion a t Albert Hall. Hurrying to Investigate, the ■upper, said Mr. Daweon, Many powers, attributed,to Prime Min­ the canto. candidate* In Groan No, L Jack Authorities said aim had arrived o f 360 strike leader* la the vital Richard Wellards found an auto­ Items of Interest to growtra will ister Stalin by a Laborite member Blond# British film star Grata W. Montgomery of th# War Lodge and Randall Chase nr* early lo work and that her cloth­ copper region where miners from Gynt, who gave him the smock, Production Board told the group bo discussed, Including the labor of Parliament, s e e m e d to be mobile wrecked on the doorstep candidates In Group N t. 2. ing biased up while the huddled Dm Sewell p lu have Joined a squealed: “F t* always wanted to that lhe Government wanted to ramp, experiment station progress, "drowned out" by the Russian of their home. Several young men open fire, spreading walkout ? JHU’c j press and rad io.. away. do th a t" i turn th# camp o v i; t6 a group of loll [ conservation district, etc. 35 Crew Members Of Tanker Saved By Coast Guard 4 4 stisl In aerf hi U ngf I 'l t r l 2 Candidates. F o r . c Association. City Commission Heard By Lions To Hold Dinner /U M ayfair Monday Hat Tossed Into 31 Are Killed In President’s Ring Train Collision By Senator Taft In London Fog Slot Machine Held' A Evidence Said Tampered With Association Is Organized For Purpose 01 Buying Labor Camp 4 -j— f W • I .5 ii .‘,V tt ■ ’) �PAGE TWO T H E S A N FO R D H E R A L D , S A N FO R D , F L O R ID A The Sanford Herald France And De Gaulle .** -------;------ ■f±=iir i . T h e Im portance o f th e recent F re n ch elec tion.1 in the •t*nch f, A m erican news has tw o o r th ree reason s. 111 F irs t, F ran ce has tu rn ed from chrtos in her internal politic.*, with many p a rtie s, none of them worth much, to OsUbvr XT. raia, ■■ ibt'V'Mt Of lltr supporting with quite a m a jo rity th e men nominated by de lln rttla, iiM rt Ih r .let Gaulle, o r favored by t h e fa m o u s-C cn e ia L -llu •t T>e a prim a donna m tem p eram en t, Nurd fo r o th er* to work ■HOI.I.a'm i- n e t s Stellar W.Uh, B u t he iilentifica hinmelf w ith F ra n co m a single, idea, n u ttu o * iiK ts . and in identified by hia upholders an th e mainrstay of F re e >•■»*«! Maaaaf F ran co . The m a jo rity rolled up fo r hin tick et* neernn to sirisr iiiiT io n n t r i ; i 1*r Csirkr. week I •» .•show th a t the F ren ch a re tired of ch ao», o f disintegration. . s w 'M m i Ii ....... _ l.te T h ey w ont thoir nation once m ore unified, centralised, T t r o Maarbs Bis M a.lt, stro n g . Thin romoven to ' Home e x te n t tho fear th at o th er Oaa Year ----u have had that franco would fall to piecen and into , All akllaatj aatirr, i l l * . »i Site collapse. "* Ibaak, rrtalailuaa a .* i s W i - f . let Ike aurgu.. -ol — — A n o th e r im p u rtan t THUS if Yor Artie ri ca ti *Tnte A;st Tsthitl will b . rt.rsM (at -3 Sf y3 l"cas th e F ren ch Communist P a r ty has, fo r th e time at leant, i r M irrltilm rale*. .t,s i,a v > ll«et#walall>ek been defeated. The election Hhown a .definite turn of m ajor* t**., ryftT*Call ..Tka IliraM la Ike aallaaat (Ills of art, rdt-la*. OJI1- Uy thou gh t aw ay from th e Soviet Ideology towards stron g­ H l are a a l . l . l . . * la (hr (are'll e r t i e s ,o f friendship and u n d erstan din g with "Britain and elllea la Ike caaalrr wltk k . . * s . . i the U nited S lates. t, r, la Ik Iraqn a.S >- „ Talk. Tke II.raM 'i. , a r a t i s al Ik. Too much need not be expected in improvement of Aaaavlal.it l*,vaa a llrk I. m ill.* French conditions from thin one start. Hut jt is a good start eirla.lv.l. la Ik* a*, fa. rveakllratlaa at all fk* Ural a .n . .r ia n t toward unity. And unless a nation has strength and unity la (Ml arni|aa«r. aa aril aa all within itself, it cannot face strongly and unitedly an out*' Af a.w , enealrkaa. F R ID A Y , O CT. 24, 1947 A LOAN- THE WORLD THE WORLD TODAY High School Hears HELP US WITH! N a v y E x p e r ie n c e s Ity HEWITT MACKENZIE AI* Foreign Affairs Anal)*! V * Thteu Naval ftrst-rvlsla uf Sem­ inole High School entertained This riilumn has'encountered— no intOguhng Communist. mystery, which first gave ■ glimpse of itself several month* ago anil since then has kept pupping up piecemeal In un­ related part* uf the world, like ■ colony of prairie doit* Not to make too much out of thi* development for our reader*, It hat to do with an intensive Soviet" campaign to repatriate allTluTsIan* in -foreign countries. Muttow never announced it os » rampnign and il wuy only after lhe»e irpiiirintii.ru hail Seen noted in numerous widely separated area* that* oberr vrr* deridett somethintt unusual wap afoot Thu* far parties of Russians have returned to the homeland Troni Canada, the United States, South America, China. France, | Ethiopia. the Middle Hast and side world. The election does not put de Gaulle himself In rpiite likely from other countries. FRIDAY. OCT. 31. 1917 The total i r pat rioted runs into the driver’s se a t But that may come later on. many thousands. Some 11,000 IIIIII.K VKRSH FOR TODAY are said io have returned to Hus>1.1. or to Iw returning, from Quack Psychiatry DO NOT TAKE ADVANTAGE Fiance alone. OK WEAKNESS NOR IGNOR­ Whole fnmltie* ate U'ing taken, ANCE. GOD IS DEEPLY INPsychoquacks, they* call them, 25,000 unqualified men TEKK8TKD IN SUCH AND and women trafficking in people's nervous mid mental dis­ with - alt their moveable la-long. In|t», In fact, Ihcsr (ample ate WILL FATHER THEIR CAUSE: He iloth execute the judgment of orders. According to the American Psychiatric Association, la-mg urged to cary *si> they, the fatherless and widow.—Deut. Rockefeller Center, New York City, these pseudo-scientists ran, especially tool* and surgical 10118. > - -Tt are tailing in a billion dollars from men and women whose inatrunmait*. The Soviet govern' mental health they are harming. Thu quacks flourish with mrnl foots I he Inli for everythin*, Tamarark (Front The Christian Science high-sounding diplomas from metaphysical “colleges" and •ml promises, homes. and Jobs in Hiiisia. Of course ft is required Monitor) . are ready to give nil kinds of emotional counsel and |»er- lhat those repatriated renounce O il!'o f-w h at m is t,'what sudden sonallty adjustment advice. citirenship ■ in their adopted! They are making fortunes because qualified and legiti­ rountries. a Yugoslavia also has I Thlf^lJuVnlng tamarark arose. To Jhrow across the moonlight mate psychiatrists and psychoanalysts, .numbering roughly been carrying out a similar pro­ * night 5,000 at the most, are too few to handle all the mental gram of repatriation. It* lacy mantleT lien- sound goes Some of those being .repatriated problems on which people wish to have help. The quacks Soft through the branches san­ hdvrn't set foot on- Hussian soli get by, too. because the field nf psychiatry is so new that since Csariat day*. *Some of them daled, dim The evening falls ntxiut tha leaves existing state medical laws do not cover It, or cannoLhc ao wore latrn abroad and so are mak­ -Aryl-upward -frryn each pointed tiUerpreled. It Is therefore difficult to close flu- quacks’ ing n Voyage Into the unknown. stem offices and run them out of business. Thu American Psychi­ Indeed, it must tie a daring ^ llArpid Vinal. atric Association, however, has appointed an education com­ adventure for all of them. Altd why this attempt at whole­ . Henry Wallace tay* that Gen­ mittee to fight these frauds, and stands ready to give in­ sale .repatriation? Well, your coreral Eisenhower could win if he formation on genuine psychiatrists anywhere in the United reapondtht wpnt'-la h good quarter ..rai). for Pretidenl... But General States. which tiptkes a business of solving myeteties, and the chief answei' Eiienhower it not a candidate. is that Russia is in great need .So Wallace it peifcclly, safe. Retiring:, Some Day of maupownr and is ahiious to Former Auntant Secretary ol Senator Kenneth I). McKellnr of Tennessee is going to get any and all of its people back ' ISJI War Johntop testifies that Pres- retire. Hold everything, all those who dislike Senator Me- home. The shortage of workers' I* umlei stood to lie very serious, •dent Rootrvrlt knew m l’)3H tli.it Kellur; there irf still plenty of time to plan a celebration. owing to the terrific losses b u s war wat turning and that we The senator is going to finish out his present term, which taineil in the law. couldn't stay out of it. Good fore- lasts until 1953. He will then lie HI, ami thinks that he will ApaiV frtim this main Issue, light. But in 1940. campaigning then-be ready to enjoy a little quiet life at home. Moscow ,« said to want to gat the Russians who were dis­ against Wendell Willkie Candidate McKellar has been, a senator longer than anyone else track placed from their native soil Roosevelt lold ihr American people in the history, of Tennessee, having begun his service in during the ahh and Row of war. that if he were re-elected Presi­ 1917, If he completes his term, he will have achieved 3f> Many uf these people are White dent, no American mother's son years, which will .bring him close to the top of the senators Russians, and the government would ever fight on foreign soil. of long service. HU continued re-elections are often ultrib- doesn't want them nlqoad. bethere's a danger that they attention. to any and all requests from. raua* "■— A^dyinj Ycterin ni World War _UtetTld his assiduous . . , .. ^ will talk, about things which tho II puls to shame all of us who Tonrtexsoo. A ny, th a t In, excep t thoHo fro m an y su p p o rter o f s ,„.(ct wh(M>i t0 kccp base our lives on selfishness. Al th e T V A . T h e Henalor lonK hro w anteti to nrltl^thc T V A t o j j*be dcsiio for m anpow er,to Russian1 Industry -•-lime when "Wlul cl*5 t -jefUul' lls iJo Itticn l-m a c h in e .' anti h as lieV SF.Torjflven “thorn* who rehabilitate of il?" has become almosl a th w arted h im , firm In th eir b e lie f th u t th e T V A belonged Would l * tmdeiaundahla under nny *' ri'yumsUnco That calls for ;ju national slogan, il is refreshing to th e n atio n Itnd n o t to Htatc politic«. ' ' * explanation. Howaver, we certainly I & , to find this young soldier about should he slow wilted Indeed if] j lo die from injuries in his - na­ w e didn't recognise that one rea­ TQ0 LATE TO CLASSIFY tion's defense, willing the corneas son the Bolshevists .whnt to ac­ ny Rtm aKLL KAY quire industrial strength as quirkof hi^ eyes Im-a New York eye V A* Possible is .harausd of-Urn bank to that tomeone else who Ever: BU.a..ldg..tintU. requirehrenU of their wolld re-is blind msy see: Wlutf- duHir ' f f r When ad comes nome driving a Boh are popular. They have a car volution-for the spread of Com­ for il) Nothing, hut perhaps a now automobile. He wears a smile So, before they get rolling they munism. certain innale satisfaction. And aa wide as the Amsion and hunks have a total of Wx hide piled on You will recall Ui«* General the burn long and loud. Every, top of each other In a car that lie has lefl a leuop- for all of body rushes out to see tha new tho manufacturers had designed .Zhdanov, .one pf the top ' Bolshe­ ------------vists, recently told the Soviet blue lo edrry three at the.most. ruggy. "Ain't she,a honey 1 “ Dad y ells, Everybody I* happy and gay,. conference In 1’nland that ■‘thp Thrtr air nol m nuny Commun­ “IxKikit those ptraamllnas and ac­ Blit steps on thn gas lt d Om u,*»H. B, ■R.-yrtlt-put HIT e/fortlltt ist* m Hollywood, wr usihrr fr'om cessories, -radio, cigar lighter, jalopy leups forward like a fright­ acting IKaF the Marshall flan ihe aclori’ Irstimony, hui they heater, fan, foglRrhU, and get a ened Jack-rabbit. Paasenger* ar« i* not realised." The Mnr.hall are so daincd active. Jhat is lire load of that upholstery. She's 1*0 all hut thrown from the car, but project U based on the economic horsepower and whall do betler'n somehow they manage to hang rehabilitation of western Kun>[ trouble with the Communists 00 miles an hour." on, and screaming and yelling ami the’ weapons for thi* hall wherever you find them. One man Mothar elfmbs In the front teat they hit the highway,' between the Demofraeirs and t can throw a monkey1 wrench in and la fascinated with all the gad•A'.few mintuee later, a quiet tofshevisu will bp economic > V * »b«ei . the machinery and still a whole rets on the dash; she likes the residential section- It disturlied otirces. Rtrs)ia 'new" smell. ’ Bonny, 18, and Sid, I s * goln •factory. A handful of Communist* 10, a rt all aqulvtr. Boy- how they by screaming siren*- Ambulances Diircei now, <a inl a parliament can oyerlhrow want to get their hands on that and police cars asc «m their way after them. to another acCidenf- A crowd la Then, taking) a whole government. Tlisf h what chariot and do aome strutting. gatiifring nroung atiothrr wreck. view, it clearly'i Dad It Just an average cltiscn, happened in Hungary. Tile N «i*[ Injured' era l<e*lg placed on all Uhe (Hiwers < nwd Ike Fascitis were the same and his is an avaraga family. Re •tretfhera. Vollee are taking rifle hanging nn the wall—Juat had to do some penny pinching • wgy. They never had a majority to make the down payment-rod names of witnesses. j[ , In case. It all happened so quick, and but they seiied power with a obligate himself for stiff ppymenls How much succrss the rrjiail handful , Vt • *J - far the next 18 months, but • no one teams able to tell Just riatton ptugram ha* achiaved thut what did occur. A man In a shiny fellow just has to have a car. far isn't dear. Ctuke ulwervsrs Former Assistant Secretary of Now jet's shift the scene to a new car. had Just Hotter) a green say it started ut t well but later light, ami started across the in­ War says thsl if another war back yard on the other side of tersection.. At that moment an slumped. One Interesting *i<Wcomes, ."we* are not going to town where BUI, e high school old Jalopy, packed with kids earn* lighi Is that Museuw is particu. larly anxious to get Armenians boy,,nnd his chum. Bob, are soup­ have another Peari Harbor. If ing up an old jalopy they picked careening down the street. The to return home because many of there is a next war, we are going up from a junk dealer. With boy at tha wheal, either did not them are skilled craftsmen. •Se the light chenge or he thought to have M Hirpihima* in tbs salvaged tires, odd* and ends and he could beat it. LUNCHROOM MONBY United Stales." In such an eventu­ maybe a bobby-pin or two, they Two automobltqe were • tangl­ W ---------ality Communists, iheii; sympathis­ hate created A mechanical mon­ ed mats of wreckage. Four strosity which they are preparing TALLAHASSEE Oct. 84 (Spcer*. at well as Democrats and Re- to launch upon the .public high- people-two girts, ■ boy and Dad del I — The Seminole County wsra in tha hospital. Bill was in Board of Public Instruction will blicant. would be killed. There the morgue. Five familes were receive 8272.84 this week in fed­ no place for polities or partisan­ "V o’ ’ them that Jalony hr just as stricken by this tragic occurence. ora) funds from the State De­ shiny bt irflli _ as tha blight ship in being prepared. oughtthrilling car I* lo Dad and1 hi* his family1 f. . Hospital bills, morticians’ fees, partment of Education as reim­ lo plan now," Johnson adds, "to Every cent the boys could rake or tor bills, garage charge* end bursement for county school that we will be so damn strong •crape for montha has gdna Into ryora' fees piled Up. The. per­ lunchroom expenditures. . sonal and financial loss of avery- State School. SupL Colin Eng. nobody will- dare attack us. ,We IL They have worked like beavers ,ona Involved was staggering. . shouldn't bother with trilkism to make It run. So what-lt was Just another Itsh tab! that a total of 17.498.48 Dad's new ear Is fully Insurtd. about wsr-mongetiag to preparing Being a careful business man he accidenL They happen^ every day. wa* being dlstrltpited to 19 courtsuch a plan." * _and«I- But they always happen to Other tlee. saw to *it" that fire, Jtheft_____ you Don't be too surepeoplei P L . eay, ............. Melon w«r* taken cars of but he people; property It can happen to you. President Truman has decided added liability and The new Kotor Vehicle Redamage. call Congress respcmstMe for hH act*. Itemem Not so the Jalopy. The bon had IJP TO session about the middle of accident*. More frequent in8 6 0 TRADE IN month to deal with rising speetlon* of c a n should ba -re ­ and the European situation gaa to Worry about insuring the quired. Every motorist should ALLOWANCE and will make a nation-wide re­ eld crate, ft wgaT worth insuring |have hit car fully Insured and FOR YOUR OLD RADIO tvary motorist should 1* legally address tonight to explain the anyhow. A few weeks later Dad cllmbe responsible for this acts. Remem The MUSIC Box to the public. The crisis into hie pride and jey, lolls back! bar other people have all the ac­ HO W. l i t Ph. 953 be pretty serious, for spac- ta the cushions a ftM .* hard day I cidsnls, and you are "other have a way of b** «t the offke and starts for horns. | prople" to; the rest of - the world the <when you. hare yours. Drive fa te­ involve in sucb political Relaxed he steps on tho motor purrs like a kitten, fully. as to mike them ex- la and out of t r a f f i c ^ ractiva to any thoughtarewspa ROSE BUSHES 1 Pemona Wa- can antscipale to harm a -e a r like tkU No, 1 _ J0c Bach t . ^ O p lo m etrl I Taklag Orders 1 1 Sanford At Untie Ilk. BUg. Cell las seedLately \ Bah h are' Just finished football, It l - U 1 4 P hoaeM i GrAy ShndowH Nuntcry, and climb Into their' domestic potiPhone 71S-J1 preparing to head for' Glasses Fitted A half doeen kids swam rises yesterday morning with ac­ counts of cruises taken during the summer. The program wa* under the direction of Byron Beard, president of tha Student Council. Miaa Ollie Itcrw Whittle led in group singing of “Anchor* Awclgh." Several selections weie . played by the school band. thtucachunl hand. . Bolrtiy-Htinson,- the first Heser- . j vist to lie introduced, told of his cruise aboard an aircraft carrier to Edinburgh, Scotland, whno Ofij rrew visited famous old castles, guldens and theater* ami* where food waa scarce' and there, was no candy. The next stop was at Sweden, where, he said, ''there wa* plenty of everything, Including p u ll) blondes.*' He descrilanl the country as beautiful. He told nf the trip J to Copenhagen. Denmark, to Eng­ land and London where they saw Westminister Abby and other points nf interest, and of tho return home via Cuba. France* Temple told of a trip lo Puerto Rico aboard a 2<S,t belt destroyer, of hit work jn the galley amt of how hu was put on extra watch duty al night for having taken an unauthorised cat nap uri the deck. On the return Slip !)'*>' 4 stopped lit Havana, the slrn r of , . which, ho said, ilmpraasedr Vi The ship docked again at-MiamL.ix at lire conclusion of the «mw»-.»n; Charles -Brown' uppeilfd ' .fellow aludenta to join up and lake a summer crillse as Nnfid Reservists. S r Instead of throwlmf away soggy pieces Of French toast or waffle*, rut dntu'smallr squares •ti«1M s w —-m under ■ the btoller until crisp. Then serve as croutons. T IIK C E N T R A L FL O R ID A H IL L B I L L I E S a ill lie at The Legion Hut errry .Saturday night 8:00 to 12:00 P, M. Round and Square Dancing— Admission 50c The Public Is Quill a II) Invited We offer our d ien l^ j Broad knowledge 61 iMursnce vsluet. foLiclel— p ! « l 4 J-s ith — Npulsble cornpsrdn.- ^ .*1 Quick selHemenf of t» ' ". * ell ejsimt. 'Cem ptiheniive infor-‘ motion intlisd of high* prttturo selling. j - U’h YcarH Old Ag e n c y n KnYiBfiit— it look* bratui now. It g iv es >;oU longt'jr w ear and b e tte r ap p earan ce. ■ : / . 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Aluminum irrigation systems are light, strong A durable. Our' RACEBILT Irrigation system* are servlag over 30d>00 acre* In Florida today. 3-ioch, 4-tnch, 5-inrh, ft-Inch and 8-1 nch quick locking pip* avail­ able for immediate delivery In. limited quantity. Perforated pr riser types for sprinkling, ' No farm Is too small K ,k s* 7 i gfteyerews* 110,00 • * » « - , ’. 1 _____ RACEBILT V ; PHOBUCTB ■ O F R U f K J)*4 D CE, INC RACE AND \ m - -^s: * . -y* * Vr- TSikl t — ■ L . ■ . ; ' >5 f t . -■ B v j 115 Eftsl Fliftt Street WINTER HAVEN, FLORIDA t CO U f* S t iS r. * , , O ur H ydnif Adda New L ife To i 1 m loiow I t ! W heii w c clcm i B u t who PNOHM ~ T « ------- t -* . ^ h .j a m e s g u t ■ & Pt-lP. - . * V' v - ’r ' I —— ’ rr ■ . . . , . , , ft ph<on* 990 �ft FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 1947 THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA PA C E TnnEB Simon Dingfoldcr Mr. Wort Inn an To Promoted At Cornell Talk To Art Dept Social Calender Tha Sanford Townsend Club will hold their regular meeting in the Tourist Center at 8:00 1*. M. Amusement and refrethmtnl* will ba provided for all. SATURDAY Thera wil be an organisational meeting and luncheon of the San,a SUNDAY The Seminole Country Club will have a bpflct_*uppcr *k 8:00 o'clock. MONDAY • The Dependable Class uf the F irit Methodist Church will meet, at 7:48 P. M. with Mr*. J . D. Cal­ lahan, 721 Fast Twentieth Slrlrt. The Trujhseekrrs Class of the First Methodist Church will meet In the annex at 3:00 I’. M. Week of Prayer wUl lie o W rby Women'* Auxiliaries of the First Preabytcrikn Church with a regular business and ins­ pirational meeting at 3:30 P. if. at the church. Mrs. G. U. Stuart ‘ will be in charge of the devotional and Mr*. Sarah I-ce Timmons of Orlando will be the guest speaker. TUESDAY The Pilot Club will hold it* regular business meeting at the Tourist Center at 8:00 o’clock. The board will meet at 7:30 P.M. rT h * Presbyterian Women’s Auxiilary will observe the “Week of Prayer" at 3:30 P. M. at the be the guest speaker. WEDNESDAY The Preibyterlan Women’* ... Aux . * Hlary will observe the ’ Week of Prayer" at 3:30 P. M at the church, Mr*. -Victor M. Green will speak to the group on For sign Language Group*.—---- ^— I TilUKhUAT The Preibyterlan Women’* Aux­ iliary will observe the “Week of Prayer” at 3:30 P. M. at the Friend, of Simon Dlngfelder, llarry Wonhman. arti»t. of tun of Mr. and nd Mr a. Jufiua DingDing* Eustls will lie the guest ap.at.rr felder, will be intrreated to learn at the fun! meeting of th« Fine that he ha* been promotrd from AH* Depattmcnt of the Sanford a frrahman to* a aOnhonuirt- In a t Cornell Uni houae. Mr*. Fted T. Will lama,* chair­ man of art Of the depertmerit, ia the apim-or fur th e , meeting. Following' Mr. Worthmnn'. talk to the jeroup a tea will i-e held and hostesses ate Mr*. J . II Ben­ nett.- ehail mart. MrWilliam Schnabel, Mr*. K. II. Cli-menU, Miss Betty Rowland Honored. A t.. Shorn Mr*. 'Clifford 1‘rocliy, Jr . tie tel Iuilied with a ml*C*JI»tlCou* aho'wef at her home on Holly Avenue Wednesday night honor­ ing Mi** Hetty Howland, brideelect of thi* Fall. A color *cbeme of yellow and green was employed in the decoration* which consisted room*, S everal gam e* an d eolilesl* ap propriatc for the occasion weto enjoyed and prise* were prvsein­ ed to Mr*. Henry Witte, Jr . atul Mr*.* J . M. Leonard for excelling III them. The bride-elect al»o re reived many useful gift* from tInOther guest*. * A 'iweet course further carryIng out the chosen motif wo* served by the hostess assisted by .Mis* Barbara Dampler. Those enjoying the party with the honoree were: Mr*.- George Howland. Mrs.- I.en McCall, Mr: Helmi Welton. Mr*. E. W. fitile* Mrs. S. C. Gardner, - Mrs. C. C Collins. Mr*. Marlon Conway. Mr* Hayward Ivey, Mr*. Randall Col­ lin*, Mr*. Leonard, Mrs, Witte. Mr*. Philip J . Allen, Miss Ham pier. Mi** Mary Edna Laridiesi and the hostess. Krtcion.* and hU-Tatuily;— " Mr. and Mr*. E. M. At milage returner) yesterday to Sanford a f­ ter spending the summer month* shing during World War I in Quebec, Canada. Only 80 student* are chosen for Mr*. J . Koss Adams returned the “Pershing Kifle* out of an today by plane -from an extended enrollment of approximately 10,visit In New. York City, Kantoa 000. The organization is at prrCity, Mo. and 'San Francisco, *ent_ undergoing instruction in crack drill* and riflry salvos for nrrsidcntial visits tu the univer­ Mr. and Mrs. T. 1. Harris and sity. The first dignitary expected »on, T. I. Harris. Jr., of Daytona to visit Cornell will bo Thomas E. Hearh plan to spend the weekend Dewey. Mr. Dingfelder said that the in Sanford with M b, Harris' compulsory military t r a i n i n g mother, Mrs. E. 1). Mobley. taken in Seminole High. School Mr. and Mr*. G. D. Workman during the war was a great help .of Avon Park, formerly of San­ lu him in cadet work at Cornell. ford, were guest* foi.gmo day* At the high school he was fur a thi* week of Mr. and Mr*. A. W. brief lime Cadet Major and com­ mander of the group. He nl?t> said that the itrfmc textbook is beFriend* of Bedford Aiken, III Ine u»ed at Cornell that Is used - . BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT son of }4r. and Mrs. Dick Aiken, In the local school, will be sorry to learn that he is Mr. and Mr*. W. P. Hradham 111 and confined to the home of Stunt NiRhi Held of 127 Congress Avenue,’ Daytona hi* parents at 4(1 Kiliutt Avenue . At Oviedo School Beach, announced today the birth in Mayfair. of a daughter, Gail Ann, on Oct. I id |n Daytona. Mr*. Hradham • Mr. and Mr*. T. E. Tucker h«ve j will be remembered a* the -for- aa their guest, Mitt Connie Clif­ mor Lois Wolfer. ton of New Smyrna Beach. Mis* Clifton held the Intercidlegiate women’s tennis championship In church. Mra. J . H. Turley of 10(6 and in Ili(fi she-ranked sec' ie Eleventh Grade, sponsored Professor Paul Miklor. will Orlando will speak on Mountain uiid In southern women’s s i n g l e s ent " I t ’s A Date—Or I* It T Missions. snd first in women’s double*. iThe Twelfth Grade, sponsored by Miss Thelma la-e. will present "Msgnolia Blooms.” The Ninth (Sradr, sponsoretl by Mr*. Kslherine Teague, will present "Not .Quite Perfect.” The Tenth Grade, Blair j*P°n*ored by Mr*. Elaine W. Hauiis jolm an. will present "Chicken* Come (17 Year* In Business In Hanford) EV A -BESS BEAUTY 108 Eafit Second Street l*hone 563 Special to the Sanford llrta lJ Hr MARIAN It. JON LA at R w evl w a te r I ’a rk . ■ The student* from the fifth grade up are selling ticket* and a prise will l*e given the one selling (the most ticket*, as well a* a free ticket to each atudent selling la* much a* $1.00 w o rth of tlcketa. The play receiving the must vote* Iilrive In k« uii fundi In purchase r. husband* j Smith.—U.lt-s.. Jim I’ rvfi Heituan Morrii, of Swnftnd itiajlv t of r e r e tn o n in to r tip ration; tllll'l itm.l enjoyable | I'd of frolic "w m . rail* « « riiuipmcut for thvir* center at the City Hall )»>* selling phono* of the graph record* of the song of “Tha III hi ' freedom T r a in '* * w r i t t e n \y '1r------- 1ving Beilin m „i t.i-aiiici! by Hud- The Ovjnlo Woman'* t'ldli held enjoyed li) itf the gur-l- follow/iti|f die Mr» Milton (lore, Mfj , f.ein halt. Mr*. Ju n ii* W Wtl-ott,'Mr* J . F. I'm , Mr*. HoHf- t'ov. Mr* Mr*. Augusta l.indtrn uf Cural (table* ha* returned to her home after visiting her brother, Alfred i iJr. Fred T. Barnett To Preach In Oviedo , Oviedo '. it. y«>k. m »*. i; i r*. FresJ pier Sim. The out of town i r*. Frank Landum 4Hack* ML o f Lubov, i |Herman .Morris, of tvo i llcwjit Johnston, of n r , Allan Hunt, or Ki.-umn, Ste»»tiimi. pie-idvnl Ami Floyd Cikipet. vire pieddenl of Iha Crate, reported that :ioo recorda wire iriven out today. The Crata will net the profit on th« sale of the record* which were sent fikdghl’ fit e by the Columbia He* cord Co. to the Mu»ie IIok of which S. Wthn. Jr- is operator, Mi Frank Tall™ti. sir. and Mr. Winn is handling the work Tommy Moon; Mi G .. S i. Rev and Mr*. Han old H. T he f t a te I* planning nittiiy. iiit -—aud U cv .n tttlM r-r l.ionel !c Iv* ting program* fin Snnfoid ' 1 *>n -inid ilall gallon, I tide. \until. Any student in the high <• , Attirtii-an Legion had n school is eligible to join for a i n dinner" ami bingo party nominal fee. Admit tanre to the litii i Iran t t'ginn II twaPi" Falk Tluit-day night! Crate i- l*v ticket only. It is 'in tho■i- Invited were Mr.' mien Saturday inglit* fmm 7.:20 Mnr: Anna CTftWliiiii. Mr.' Mm , T I., ’Lingo, St.. Mr. Mr*- I'atd Miklrt, Mr. ati^ 1 i i L \\!.i , lor. .It . Mi . and law ful llatdy. Aley lav it* Mr. ami Mrs.- Jimmy Mcm Mr». Augusta It, t .,vingMt. ami Mr*. Orenn Burnett, bitd Mm J . It. Junes, Jr .. Mr. Mt. and Mr-s. la-on t i and Mt, Hit-it t; >1 Mrs. Tommy Stfcjny i-. George l'. -Means, I It her g u e sts Include*] t «*»«Mi*»**v| left *| | til the pioflt on th* -Indent tneinbets- of i-it to |><<putaiire the the Freedom Train aid Mr. ti'nitas. Mr. aiid Mr». Tummv and Mi Carl Haul. M Hen G . W n in ritfh t, V « Holbs t'o*. Mr. nnd ’ Parlltt, Frofv*<ut mid I aw ton. Mr, and Mi - I homa. will tell of tho work. Mrs, J . II . Turley of (Ulatido will be the guest speaker on Thursday and will discus* mountain misMrs. Victor Green win present a piugram on Foreign .Language Mission* on Wednesday and Mr*. W. s. Brumtey and Met. It.'v Mann will tell of the tu-giu Wurk on Finlay. All meeting* will begin promptly nt 3:30*1*. M. at the Pttubvtertan Church. „ of the Solilliside I rhaitiuvti fu r M onday n flrin o o ti at -M il o’eloek in the teacher's room at Bouthsiib* F iim aiy of the Mayfair Inn, announced this iuurning that the Art Kami* Trio of Tampa h a* Iwen engaged to enteitain ill the cocktail lounge of the hotel. They will apm-ar every .Saturday night. OVIEDO Oct. 24 (S Dr. . Fred T, Barnett, 1 temperance leader for Nelson, pastor of Foa- from the judges will I f dot!rtfj'd and executive secretary United Flonds iiry*; Wlll spend tti^rhnrrt.Tim l wiM vtsH-tfttn'hH thr ta»s presenting the play will the entire il*y next Sunday In' relative*. Mr, bo giien a holiday Oviedo, preaching and speaking W'heeJcr and in various sssrmblle*. lie wlllTirclch at'TosterXhajiel at the 11:00 hour, and in the af­ ternoon at 3:30 there will tie a rally of all negroes at the negro Baptist Church ju’r*. In the even- '■ Ing he will preach from the pulpit of the Baptist Church, as a guest of Reverend It. II. Link, Baptist j minister. Monday morning. Dr, ■ Bartlett .will speak, to- the as-1 the local High School auditorium. While in Oviedo, Drl Barnett will be a guest of Rc». and Mrs. Outdoor* in suiiiiucr . , . indoors 111 wittier 1 'I'llran versatile, washable cot­ ton* will keep you look­ ing pert and p rrlly l Sim ­ ple line#, tiirtii'iiluu* dc. tail*, fine xvurkiiunsliip! Slimming gorrd skirts, rnuifjadiiirt stccvr*. Sun- u jiin u u FLA TTERY STARTS wllh YOUR IIA T . . . and you’ll b« flattered plenty by any of tha beauties in our collection. Individually designed by ELIZABETH to' ^/ull-cut, double-needle-ititched Pajamoi in which you can (lumbar twaeily or lounga and laivura around charmingly. Of choice, printed Rayon fgvhionotu in coy pastel* and in liiei 32 to 4 0 . They LUX beauti­ fully. Of parliculat appeal to those of favtidiuus fade • but economic budget. / t ,{] compliment you. , . PEN N EY® HOME-MAKER HINTS Shoppe Chapeau (apataira) HEAR THE ART HARRIS TRIO Jobbi* i f o o k i foihioai e tor wroD-eroumf skirl wkfi a ieunty fly-awoy pocket the! wilt carry most everything. The tree fitting waist boosts a clever aide fastener end leather buckle. And &’» • tOO^b For Drnprrlr*, Slipcovers OtlY Finest! Colorful CRETONNES Rondo* Percales Sturtly, yard - wide cre­ tonnes In s m a r t (lobby cloth or rougher wen veil. Whichever you c h o'o s e, though, thin umuzlng price inaures a vat-dyed design! We don’t believe you’ll find fini'r tiunlity ftercnlett nnywhere at thlH low pricel Itright prints on sturdy twill or pUIn weaves. This Flpel) Woven. Colonial BEDSPREADS! THE MAYFAlk INN Cocktail Lounge SATURDAY EV EN IN G - OCTOB DJtormtlvf and durable spreads in nttrnctlve bowkitot-nml-ribbon design or leaf pattern, Twin or dou­ ble sizes. Rose, blue, green. Lovely bedroom beauties! �k A *^T - V» * * “* * • , ;* -- ‘ 1* m - » .* - ■ . * *• *T ■ - f r . ------------------ * . — ’ ^ ............ ^ m? ‘ V i - ' - g _ , -- V«, i) FniD A Y , OCT. 24, 1947 T O E S A N F O R D IT F R A 1,1), S A N F O R D , F L O R ID A - PACE FOUR • ? " Holly g g g Lost Piercy Until Nov. 14 Game from th & SIDELINES Hr ARTHUR DECK WITH, J1L Herald Sport* Writer llr ARTHUR BECKWITH, JIL 7)10 ffcmlnole III kIi School Cel­ ery Fed* will meet the Florida (irid Prediction* Military Academy Cadet* tonight We ere going to waits rigid at 8:00 o'clock at the high udioul into hot water «n our first pre­ athletic field In a grid ronte*l diction for the week. We pick that will Ik? ipon*ored hy the San­ Wake Forest to up*«l the mighty ford Klwani* Club. ' The proceed* powerhouse , of the -Duke—Blue adit bp uied to purehtie a rriii*- Devil*. Citator to Ik? given to the FcrBletson *hoold take Milligan in­ nald Laughton Memorial Hospi­ to camp and the Presbyterian*. tal. In. order to Increafe the tempo Rollins tiff i* ruled a* a toss up, among the itudent* for the con- hut .we think that the lltur Stock­ teat. the Seminole High School ing* have a slight edge fo r the I’cp Squad ami hand conducted u m nlrif, since Rollip* was pretty apirited rally at the high *chool badly shaken up in the contest athletir field thi* morning for the with Miami last Week., North Carolina la n much Iwtstudent*. It ha* lK*en rumored that—J/olly ’ler tram than the Gator* from I’lercy would U* aide to play to- the-statistical standpoint, but we ’ night, hut Principal'Hrrman Mor- think the Gator* have an excellent rl» reported thi* morning that npporunily to make it two in a the fleet Fed *|iinnerhack would row over North Carolina comnot be in uniform tonight nor pclltors. Alabama ‘ sTmpid edge (Seprgia would he he aide t{* play in a eon. ,le * t before tht? Fed* meet Winter. and the powerhouse of Kentucky Park High here on Nov. 74. will ronllnue if* Iwwl Idd with n Little is known about the F. M. victory nvpr Michigan Slate. A. aggregation, but it ia reported Notre Dame will crush Iowa that they have a heavy team, hut and Illinoi* will paste Purdue. have fell the lot* of icveral oulMichigan will take Minnesota . (landing player* from la*t year'* into camp In thg "Lillie Brown combine. Jug" affair and Texa« bin it over . 4 . Coach Carl Kettle* ha* Urn running hit charge* through eonArmy will trint Columbia and ditjoning >|.imt* and ha* hern Cornrll will defeat Princeton. brushing them up on the funda­ Dartmouth will brat Harvard and mental* of tarkling and blocking. Penn will wallop Navy. Virginia No hpavv practice work i* In will rout VMI and I'enn Stale itorc for the Fed* for ■the re­ will top West Virginia. Ohio State mainder of the year. will maul Pitt and Mississippi will It’ Ik likely that the Fed fnenior edge Arkansas while IICLA js will *tart the contest with Churk socking SMIJ. •Huron at Center, Genu Harper Colgate will edge llrown ami and _ . , Wallace u, .. Tvre . at the iguard*, , Wa*hlngton. will take Stanford Buddy Weatheringlon and Chris.,lnlo c-fnp. California will nip Jensen at the tackle* and Ilyron Southern California amt Baylor Beard and Floyd Cooper at the will lop the Texas Aggies. end*. In the Frul haekfietd it will . Bulldogs probably he Johnny Alexander Soma Bulldog griddrr who and Ccderirk Dunbar at the wing, often* the holes for the back* to barka. Don Deal at the spinner, run through will be honored at hark and Ray Dunbar at the the rlosc of thi;. Did.and High blocking back poit. School grid season as the result of the action taken by the Dr Land Ki warns Club at their weekly SEEK COkfKBACK DETROIT. Oct. 24 (/lb—Uni- luncheon Tuesday. The Kiwanians varsltv of Detroit's Titan*, lu-at- Veiled to give the youthful grldder en In three of the[r laat four foot­ n trophy in recognition of hi* ball start*, mulch eomehark at­ ability. tempt* here tonight with n hardlutst week tha Dcl.aml Elks hit Duquemo University eleven voted to give a trophy to the Which ha* dropped Ita la»l three Bulldug gadder who is named the game* in succession. must valuable'gridder. IU.AGK WELL LUKES TO l*AHitt - RUCK la s t N KKIl. VICTORY LOB ANGKI.F.8 Oct. 24 (,Pr— CHICAGO Oct 24 (Ab — The victory-starved Chicago Rockets, Satchel Paige's Kansas City RoyWho have scored 1H!) point* in los­ als battled to a 4-3 victory over ing eight consrcutive All-America Ewell (Harkwall's all stats lri_ J3 «*n/*re nee-foot larii gonmrrrurOip TiiMhir* TasT riTgfiL Itlockwell, are against the New York Yanlm-jViGinrinnnli righthander, and I'algo Eastern Division pare-setlers, tio twirled the flrnt four innings, then night in Soldier Field. If the retired to let Jeas Flore* ami Jim .Rockets should crash through with Newberry duet the rest of lha » victory tonight it will Ito the way. Paige fanned nimi bniters * “P**1 fbr them »lnee Nov. all big leagers, wljite allowing no 24. 1045, when they liefrated the run*. Blackwell struck nut four, gave up two cun*. Yank*. 3H to 28. in New York. -Y m m S T T U L T rV A L U E TIECEIV EDT EV ERY TIME YOU BUY YOUR BEVERAGES from BILL’S PACKAGE STORE nnd BAR | l i t W wl Finn S lrw t Saturday Night By KHI8 KRKEGKR nATON ROUGE, La.. OcL 24 - (/P)—Vanderbilt's Commodore* and the Louisian* Cnrommlorv* each houten once in four start*, meet her* tomorrow night still with hope* of salvaging a place of tha Southeastern Conference chaiflpIonihlpT' Of course, either Alalmm* or Georgia must do the winner the favor of Smocking off Georgia Tech to make a share of the title a v a ila b le . But. in view #f the up* Mary Hatcher make* a play for IK* Forest Kelley In this scene aeta which already have spiced from “Variety Girl,” a Paramount picture with 40 big atar*. the Southeastern doing* — well Showing at the Kiu Theater Sunday and Monday. thev cart hope, can't lhay? It'll be a meeting of entirely different type* of teams, despite the fact that coach Red Bandars George Maffett Tops Irish — Iowa Tilt nf Vanderhuilt is a format assis­ Skcet Club Shooters Will Be Televised tant to Hernia Moore of IJtU. Ramie's Tigers are out there NEW YORK OeL 24 (A1)—Af­ Irving to score all the time. And • George Maffett topped the list ter month* of preparation, tele­ ihry frequently do, rlirhlne' with o f mcmlier* of the Sanford SkeH vision is expected to ho in action Club at the regular weekly meri ionr run*, or wbh Y. A. Tittle's yesterday at the Municipal Air- for the first time Saturday from tricky passes. They don't take It the borne football field of Notre too hard if aomehody else pet* a potL The following wore* Wrrr Dame at South, Bond, Inti. The few touchdown*. game, n m , with Iowa, also being . . des, made: Red'* Commodores accentuate Gdorge Maffett 12 21—83x50 erthed via CBS and ABC, la to lie the negative, They're satisfied to K.'Newman, Jr . tr, 17- SSxS» pictured for viewer* in the Chi­ l.V tfi—20x50 cago and South Bend a reft. count their point* on their fingara, A. Car raw ay even Just some ’ of their finger*, C. K-, Ellis 13 11—24x80 This tclecaat. to be followed by 17 — 17x25 other home game*, ia being made so long as tbair opponent* count W. R. Williams l« — 10x25 possihle by .the Chicago Station with fewer. In four games they've Bam Gardner !U — 10x25 WIIKH through Ha newly initallmade a total of three touchdowns, Dr. B. I). Caswell 10 — 10*25 ed microwave relay link to con­ three rxtra point* and two field G. E. McCall — 14x21 nect with cameras along the 60H goal*. Their foe* have run up the W. S. Hand — 18x25 yard line. Work on setting up Dr. W. D. Gardner IS same point tatal of 27. — 11x25 this rirrult; which includes two Surprising o* It may term, to F. L: Woodruff. Jr . 11 10 — 10x25 intcrpicdiate relay stations, ha* someone who had never heard of Wesley Spenrcr — 0x25 been under way all aumnier. 0 football, maybe, t-arh coach say* G. W. Hpenrrs Hr’1! Because' South" Bend' doc*L not the other luta a-fine football team, John. Gallo wav----- - 8 . — 8x25 have a tele-station, WBKR re0 "I.8 U I* far the l>c»t team 8 . El. Gardner It is pjapned to have a Turkey **' * Vrl‘, y porta thaj it ia putting in a lentwe'v# met thi* year," quoth Shoot on the range . detail* of ; p„rtr y |„w . power transmitter Bandera, "We'D just have to do which will lie announced later by there under a temporary permit. the Iwat wp can." Byrd J . 'Goode, etuh secretary. Using the experimental call Moore didn't gO quite that WUXDP, It will operate only unstrong, hut he did describe Vandy Football For Saturday til Nov, 23 to make possible re-a*. “one of the- most dangerous MBS 1:4(i P. M. — Army v*. leption at least at nearby view­ leant* in the conference.” He re- Columbia at New York. ing point* on the campus. called that "They, had only a NBC 2:15—Alabama va. Geor­ fair team laat year hut it took gia at Athens, Ga, CHS. which Is making it* foot­ all Wf* bad to score 14 point*,” CHS nnd ABC 2 :4 5 - ? Noire ball Saturday a double head or, has and opined that Vanderbilt “Will Dame va. Iowa at South Bend. changed It* snnouncing lineup. he rebounding after their up»et CBS approximately 5:15, or at Red liarlicr will go to Berkeley hy Kentucky." dose of Notre Dome game— Cal­ to do tho gamee from there, with Red complained that hi* team ifornia va, Sun them'California at Gene Shumate to lake over in ‘‘ I* not, could not, Iw in good Berkeley. . place of Barber at South Bend. phynicat condition," He mournrd tha Ins* of three Injured men, All networks ate rearranging Paint your top pie m inis with starting Tackles Wayna Cantrell iM-atcn egg and water tie fore nul­ their schedule* for 10 o'clock to­ and Boh Page, Center Charley ling in the nVen. This give* them night to carry (be newly an­ nounced 15-minute broadcast by Hoover and Wlngbark Joe; Hick*. a nice glazed look. ■ Hernia, played Georgia with five n> sis "starters’ on sick rail. Kail no sympathy to waste. Ha express P U t { T H E V E S T IC IC E E CREAM C ad hopa that his flnR-string left | . bid (bark, Ray Coates, might get into the game- and-play a- little for Ihv first time this season. And he continued tha shifting TIP—TOP ICE CREAM of hi* lineup, which ha* brought fourth-string men up’ to first In W l m a k b o u r ow n le a C re a m , A ll fla v o r* a couple of positions—or, aa D elicio u i — H e a lth fu l More prefers to »ay, haw pushed the first three down below the TIP—TOP ICE CREAM fourth. Joe Hoird at left tackle,' Carroll Phnne lilb 4H Hnnford 'Avenue Griffith *1 right half, Ed Claunch at center and Dale Gray at left bntf-grr~mmnnir thnw Ttynmnm t fur various raaapns over more exp erien ced men. However, there was no Indication that the final shift would tend~nntu the field A t gamtuiima. The affair Is IJHl'a annual TH E ORANGE CITY HOTEL homecoming datepmd 40,000 are rsneeled to Iw nn hand watehllTg ’ In Now Hcmly For t*SU trv to nip lip the score. *fid I Vanderhllt try to keep it down. F O li T H E B E ST Special PnrllrH nnd ikmquets ISione MO PLAYS AGAIN PHILADELPHIA- OcL 24 M V Tho Philadelnhi* Eagle* have ruatored End L a rtr Cahrclll to the status o f an active player. I-arry, who i* 30, had retired aa a player to 'become end roach after suatalning a leg Injury at training camp. =# ' ' S m il e AT SHOWERS In Your C rav*n*fl*-Proc«M «d MALLORY WINS ON rONVF.HHIONH COLUMBUS. 8. C.1OcL 24 UP) —The free-swinging foot of aubstitute guard Pete Lane ’ provided South Carolina's Gamecocks with the margin of victory In their 2110 •triumph over Clcmsom'a favor­ ed Tiger* hr re ytelcrday. I-ane kicked all three points after touchdowns for the Gamecocks, while Clemson was able to con­ vert only one. Notice in Ra|g bold* no threat to the smooth good looks of your Cr4> t n t u t protested Mallory. For, thanks to this exclusive Mallory process, your hat is rhowar^roo// J M»n, think whit that meant in terms of lasting good *ppeersoce! The crisp, sweeping tines that nuke your MeUory K*t-ll » » dlsdactive jlf.* !« < w lu . Won't melt m a lt away ---- - — tm is la e styling Inm sltSi the flH &ntt M pawing •they'll Isit and la s t. . . mU Ui U , sh o w er-i (o to see our Ana selection of bau. We eta show you s good stock of Mallory's most popular models la the season’s latest colon. $ 8 ’0 5 1“ $ 1 2 - -Eugen* r . VIU,hell and tul>el Mltrh-ll, s lu t* utaw of rv*l<kb<:« *• IT Hubiitbsn i'srXwsy, Osklsad Heath. Ilhods Island. ■ Y»u »sd each ot Vou are hsrsay not IHot that .a put Of Comptalst Its* hstn tab 4>)‘ flbd e«*ln*t r In th* drtult Court Of mmlnn!| County. Vlnrtda, to - CMne*r>. entilled John WeNaeghww. * ptpladrf, versa* Bagene g, •Jptfllrll and Is­ abel UlrrlieU, hie wife, dtfesdsnts, t« rnreritwe that e-rUla MWtgatesdsl«d tH«*mber C ttlT. spl *> record la Mortktfe Hook )»,' Take I** «f 1‘ublie Itecorda uf •■etnlnol* CoAsly, Florid*, eneumbertpg the folk>wl*t deeeriWd -probetxy la ttemmole count/, Florida, to win Th* aotih l i t feel of Trert Number »» of McNeil, Utn.g* Villa arrordlli* ta th* recorded l*t«l th*r*of ea ftU In Plat Hod* go. I. >p II 1 *4 1ft. Pobllc tl*eaids «#rril0t,!« Cuusry, 8t*t* of Florida. Yi»u and sack a t' roe ».r* forDwe •eeb «f I. “ W O * *roiea or before rh* D ; 1147, or •t barf*. A .'S* Ittt.a r tlrd dnv of rn » . T, O. r . Herndon a#rk of ctfenlt Kami»ol. tie tfceatVf CodStVi Florid* rctriwu Coart l o t ) IJard •r , DovW-, HoUelMu lor rtalatm , PU 1*4KD-VU44—<5AMK-------BOSTON Oct. 24 (A*>-Fm.thall team* o f Villanova anjl Boston College, two rugged, squads chmposFd of virtually tho same play­ er* who battled a year ago when the local Eagles scored a nervous 14-12 triumph, jnee! tonight at Brave* Field. ELECTRIC CO. RITZ IIA KF.lt A LI. DUCAT REQUESTS PHILADELPHIA OcL 24 t/77Foothall doesn't cool o ff those Phillies Baseball fans. Babe Alexahiler -v«>or1ed today he already had received requests for more than 600 tickets for the 1948 sea­ son, and while they're still talk­ ing about the World Series. PICK-THB-WINNER CONTEST Cargo tonnage handled on the Great laikes In 1045 exceeded all export* and Import* of the United States at all salt water ports. First Prize ........... Waffle Iron Second Prize ....... Fluorescent Bed Lamp President Truman on the special session of Congress. . . . It also I* to Iw televised to a limited eastern network. Returning an Saturday: NRC 0:30 P. H. Arturo Toscanini starting tenth season w th NBC symphony in an allBeethoven concert. Awarded By ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO. Third Thru Fifth Prizes ...... ..... For Each Prize Winner, One1Pass For Two To Every year the river* of t the earth carry to the sea two cubic mile* of debris. Rity. Theater ■ INSTRUCTIONS IliiHols muKl l»e in The Herald office before noon tin Friday or post marked by Inal lime. AM games muat lie mnrkcd. The U .'S. war efort reached Ra peak id 1D44. Legal Notice .B A L L O T CIRCUIT C O U R T , SEMINOLE .•Ot’NTY. ST ATli OF FI.11III DA, NINTH CIRCUIT. CIIANUKBV NO m i; DtVOKCK l>»r1* M a r i* PlaUlirr . STETSON -vs- MILLIGAN ROI.LINS -VH- PRESBYTERIAN -V S- PENNSYi.YANlA- M atlh tw *. ... .NAXY------ Ibbnilaiil. oltliKlc (IF I'UULICATION IN TIlK NAMK OF THE MTATF. OF KUiRIDAt TO K>IW*nt Cecil Vlullh.*. lots Hlrwirl A’.tauc, Atlanta Fall«n Coan«>-, (ItVxafa. YOU AILK lIRRF.Iir COMMANDKD TO API* RAH Ih. Bill nf Camplalnl filcl In lti» (,‘lrtull Court, Semlaola (k»unljr. Ninth Jinllrl*! Clredit) mate ,.r Finrnle. at Kanfprd, it-mlnole ColiMv. Florid*, in *hn cj ut tliirl, M erle V ln tlh e u - v * I-<1- .... ...... ___ .... .... i r u l - o t U lU . CuUfl__UU, Florida*. ALABAMA -VS- AUBURN -VS- TULANF. .... . DUKE -VH- WAKE FOREST COLGATE -VS BROWN CORNELL -VS PRINCETON DARTMOUTH -v s- HARVARD -vs- OHIO STATE -vs- BAYLOR PITTSBURGH- „ > MICHIGAN STATE , - VS .... TEXA S A ft M — j ------ -B K S U R E TO F J L L IN T H E FO L L O W IN G - Iw puhlUhe.1 nnce n week far four •(.nwcatlvr Week* in T h e nanfnrd flerntd, a n*«*iw*iiei .,r aeiiernl cRcutallnn i-ublUhcd In Hanford. Henim<de (T w n lr . Flw td n Wllneee in) hand nnd thr ortlci»l (Villi-, r. A If.. ........ ' GEORGIA KENTUCKY w hnl i ‘„ l l M a l l h m c ite feftd aaL w h e r e in t h - re lie f „>u*ht U d iv a rce. nn th e l l h d »y of N ovem lier, A. D.. 1*17, an d r * l l ,V “ U » " t -l* e a ileere* p ro e.ih ree*.. Will be en tered a a a ln r t )nn and lh a e»*e prnr»e.l * i parte. II Is farther nrder-it that l i t !, o ld er NORTH CAROLINA -VS- FLORIDA K (t« atO - i-r e tr —s r a i m n r r .-------------------- Name fat J a V . i-t 1*11. nl Hanford, - ___ Uiet Your Ballot 1n Early* , (i V. lltr w ln n C lerk r.f th e Cirevtt C h a rt, Hein lent* C o u n t*. Florida. ____ i n C A l.j ____ L* | j LET’S GO TO TfJE MOVIES!; mmm u r n e m m m m A dults-— i i i i i s b v i i O P E N S 1 2 : J 5 I*. M. D A IL Y Iftc rr» f *=- C h ild r e n - H e (In c. T a x ) ^4 ?- 15? ^ . - T^ Sunday and Monday! Hey, Holtywoodt Your Stars Ard Showing! Tha Car, •) • lild* 1ffd with * bif ■■bitidn, usling ‘ i th* H.llfw»*4 Saturday Only! • ■ For Itc7«iTvnlions»Phone Ornnge Clly 'Hotel Double Feature • . th* Lip .1 3 d*t«a tlari! Gunman's Paradisal O range C ity , F lo rid a i' St. Johns - TIIE FLIGHT DECK CLUB (Isettled n( Sanford Airport7 ' FLORIDA’S OWN . . v Beautiful MARY HATCHER born] in Ilalnea City, reared in Tampa. 1 on Ihe Screen for (he First Tim e1 In a marvelous Singing and Danc­ ing Role. , , * I 'r i t i l M * - - - Pole Ensland and His Orchestra . Salurdgy- October 25 DitncloK-- 9 P. M. Til 7 * t v ' rw; .Dinner-* 7:3ft to 9 P.M . No Cover —Companion F e a tu re - BIG FIX No Minimum JiMIS MOWN - K ill IN «44\N 10H NOONAN SHI HI I f IN HOME TREATMENT FOR PILES -A ls o - a In . DOUBLE FEA TU RE PROGRAM Friday & Satui Sunday & Monday! ACTION! Cartoon- ’Date with Duke* Would you believe^ that In mnny pilo-aufferora can «ot relief tometimea for a year at a time by UMintt DRUGLKSS HOME TREAT­ MENT? Well, thin is possible. One man who came had protruding and blooding hemorrhoid* and haa remained perfectly-well for two y ean . No tirugs, no alum, no injection^, no aurgery, no salve, or ointroenta, are xuggeeved In this course, Furthermore this Home Count* fa guaranty If you don’t stay cum ! or If the treatment la unsatis­ factory after a 90 day trial, you are entitled to get your?money back. FT* t h e Co s t ? w e l l y o u w i l l l a u g h - $ s, oo •i-H U lfi" Make A Dkte Now For- -o n the same progrmni- -Comiisnion P ictu re-' CHARLES B. MCFERRIN • NATUROFATHIC PHY8ICIAN ~ * 1 25 N. Thornton Street ORLANDO, FLORIDA • : -V ' I„ . * . i - '■ | \ . ^ j I . ' 11 41- �. ; ^ E j SE£!s? d i ' i ' ■ -. ' '• ’ , « ■ £ ' THE SANFORD HERALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA FRIDAY, OCT. 24, 1947 — —S »B " ■ , 1 ■—r — ^—i . PA G E F IV E "I bought the -story and playwright Snake-Handler Is Truman Speech Cllttord Odeta.wua calleti in to tin the acenotio and direct the movie. Bitten By Battler . ,UVH*lKMtil |turn l*a*i Iffirl I 1 ..■Ilmar.| It.,,,! lisa ' Oa»l "F o r years 1 hail hgarii Dial oustt iili-il at lenst that he has llie brought nut 24.543 voir* .ini an Mr’. Odets was u L'ommUniit,"] courage lo net—ntNiinsl interim • CHATTANOOGA. Tann Oet 2* unrim m ini Communiit* r.tnilr- .'Its. itogeis mtded. ' . , . i,Vi—A Mbyeni-old meiniwr of the ttonal disaster, and domestic mfln dale. While but a tm.i ti ;sricenljge Itolsrrt K. SUtplilig. chit-f com-! oroiis-ide.1-1' '.nretr rr< -H-ni -tinnyrri ™-el—lit*—Miri- vim Itr laui. it in , 7i »iU'v iiHTatlgani. J i.ljc u -u!T+ and lo pruve his faith* in prayer, hr i nu told that real ldi>m» have :,rtV|Lu it,nnn-.ii.P.jo L luttlmnnLn— dicalrt the tlirnglli of llir paity. that the committee will Utm dl' . a u -r^ n y C r i m u - K "GT^opi. c7 ! CatLiif tirnnched off jilu _tlu later mil was bitten. discussion of Communists ami the Odets activities. . ! listing a grealei coupe,alive el Police -aid th at when they * l6 w public srh.HiU while testifying at .'Its. Rogers said Mix* l.jU* col- f„f| fi„m n|J hianches of. tin* ml a rtlv e il fo r tin- services last n ig h t, the committees hearings on’ Cent- unusi O. t). Mclntyie ume hud ministration, than' in any »imi* they found B us.ell tV ow der w rillf. YOUR OWN HORN mtinist activities iii the nt«vie in­ icieiretl publicly to iMets Us a '| *r effort in civilian strnlegv.’ ing on th e floitr and o th e r m em ber* U The Advertising Columa* dustry" iiii-mu-t »t the Communist Party] The Philadelphia ln.|iur?e »•*. of - t i l e . - sect standing around O F THIS NE\V5PArER ami 21 uyver lliat domed." ; '* prrcrr.l li.ijwUnit life “U ' S' Itu said (isnm im w -h'ivlfrrhtvc p ray in g . IkuktHtimuf Hill H U ' ftti I lit* lUtivil*,. tg||i tiVuViT^ wll! Worked-for year* J« extend the t'.ip!. ( ‘Inill*. . It II.illn e s s tlntty's 'influence in H«ltywnmL -lo- aaid, waa written '«> llaiiM 'imt I., shoved Inin a-liaek place ordered C titw iler token to » lin». Eli Jac iihsm.; he ictrttiM, iv;ii Ktsler mlmittmi fonnm Com- B, (|„. .inning .essiml." 'ia-glid* pitot. The ImVpilnt lejhilleil hi* Phone fcctu front New York ty Holly- I Phone Lion i- needed i|llickl> to im|ile c o n d i t i o n seri ous said site agreed ment the Marshall PI*h gtnLdHUkc wo»il to diivct activities and wa*. I ,, ** %*. , .*tun tcii U;»pT H.iitn.'-- Tu dried In- lt« 8 ,-*‘tinder ajavlne Ifisri uZ * wllb-VnileliMn f—the ■mm ie*thaj I f ; soilli thing more than a <irolnat rest »f f i u t r -persons tin it was “moisly and gloomy in Ihe ise’ of ii-lief."' uoit* tit rnntluct rlfiNM^ »iut “ c h a rg e - n f vlnlnU pg-fhe T ennessee eral ••ilueutiiuinl p r o p a g a n d a Russian manner," and added: “ I think Nils is a splendid ex- MOSCOW, Del. 21, i,P>- The nnlU snake handling law. It w as among the Tilnt folk." ample of what t)|ie of pivpagandj, Soviet press and radio did not Ihe th ird stieli n u i - t - in th e ptfxt He identified Jneidwon n* "a tw o yeatw. Communist* Use tu inject Into Ihe I com ment tislay on ITestdent Tru DON'T HAVf MUCM TUN charter member of the Cemmitn- ■notion plcturea." _ *pnan’* call for a s|M -eial -. ..ion 1st Party in America" and .nil WHIN TH(Y HAVf -She gave «» an example' u|“f Ceng res*. expert in 11 aiiiing wpjkcr* fu; Two Candidales -cei.e front "N ine But th e lamely Then .till is s firm lT lief lu ie “the class-struggle. * Caristut told newsmen he left I eurt; the iijoitier ni the plnjf, that Congrca* in the e nd "ill not «•'«»iii intif»( 11v»m P i|p Purl ni+4'‘i-»iN| j ilii mut'h fiEmti! itI$ft to nv«U*t n tl u s d i l i l t n biln ! [hit the CojBmunUt Pitt tv many year- nIii1 •wnllt'ij* ^*i|K*t si l*‘"n n sew ag e sy stem , |Ait th at it hand store. The eon, *hv said, I Euho[>e. Dut eomiimiitators have 7 th)l4ns osl|iaa crotr ^ ago and hud Joined it "when I | mote o r Je ss uses I foreign s o u r c e s sh ou ld tie finurtied_on *n "p ay n r list ■Pieistt rout loud Was a kbl." He itleitlified Itini't-lf made this stateineut In effi-et: g o " basis, j ogs horn psunsnosl 4u- as ttow u « titer and n teacher ■You're not going to get me tu j M the bn-i* for this comment.* lt|u>i0 *nl. S it* Rtcon. Lion F red lia n a s gratefully work here ntnl stjneere |tciime*> • . itfu:lisn MtlMd oltin In the extensbiti -etviie of the out of little people who are pouter! PA RIB. Ih*t 21, i/l’’Piesbb-nt ncknow l.slged in ta-lutlf of him­ lure*ttlul is ONI MY. 0>«t 5000 build. University of California, self Timl Mi- (inim s. the many than I am." , jTfuman'* d.-ci-ion !■ * *.dl a j .. * j Cnrlson was failed Jo the wit Mrs. Rogers contended th a t the *ial -...io n of Congre** on Nav. g ifts b ro u g h t to him by fellow g 0 t g iOOSlf t **ts full sln silsiM r n t c tkn No* Ct»M l*itit«t«* Hull — ties-, chair after Mi- Id a Roger-. line was uunerrssary In th e play] I " **‘<* prominently front-pagrsl Lions In celeb ratio n o fr th e recent I of llo||ywo,>d had testifier! that "lieenuse ill life there always ate. in today's 4'aris ntorning papers b irth of “ C ub l.lo n " G ary Ganns. CIOII IT I SOUMDATIOM toi osmiam woo. iidtONvut, not es IComiminiM activities Jit the m ow people richer ot pomet than our* <but only mm corunientnl i-ditonal- The Lion Social C lub m ade plan* 'capital are itterepsing hut "I feel selies." for a T h an k sg iv in g dance on Nov. ily, I we have held them in check by Finrij-Tireur, nil extreme left- W , .1 II, Ilarw ick of Pahokc* Mr*. Rogers said, replying to « ■ S M M M R M M M M j w as u guest. exposing ,hem. „ ’ ■ naeltloii from Rep. Viill (IM IIL IM piildirnltuM w ith p ro .t'o a u n u n J l i * . | .« rn Mill - ,, 1st views, -aid Tinninn "Ims made SEAT COVERS have obtatnetl ....... .. " " ' ' „clora «ho are Communist* “la hi* choice liet'Vi-en llnnuolp i ntnl ^ '3 l ^ W r ‘ »ntalt. l.ut ila -F e u n iir Mg" De Gaulle," All Reds In Schools FOR RENT I ARTICLES T O R SA1 OFFICE ip tre in Meisch Building, * RENT A CAR la rg e light office*, newly decor­ FOR SALE—Llmeroch for drlveway* and roadway*— Phone • • > YOU DRIVE IT ated. all utllitlee, beat and Jani­ PHONE 200 ' 1241.__ ____________________ tor act-rice furnished. Call W8S Bit ICK LAND-MOB BISON W. It. A A. Dept. Store. iPatnta, Poultry Supplies, Kail*, U DR1VE-IT, INC Purina Feed*, Groceries and TWO NICE rooms. Phone 2C8-J. S E E US FOB ‘Mrat*. Touchtun A Watson, Ivb’t 70H Oak Are. MIMEOGRAPH PRINTING Celery, Phone 1169. RECORD n.A .YERS and radio* AND TYPING • for rent. By day or week. The ALUMINUM easement window,. CREDIT BUREAU OF Munir Bo*. +t# W. l i t S C Steel easement -and Aluminum SANFORD Phone 1)5.1. double hung windows. Mirarle 116 N. Park I'havie 180 Concrete Co. —309- Elm’ Are; Expcit Radio Repairing ROOM for ‘ couple. Breakfast Phone 1335. Fred Myers. M l t . 2nd St. * kitchen privileges. 505 Valen. HOT PLATE LUNCH cla Dr. TH E llOME~SHf>P Served from 11:30 to 2 at Homer'., WATCH A CLOCK REPAIRING 2 ROOMS for rent. 709 Oak Are. AUTO RADIOS, Motorola. Sales 1700 Sanford Ave, Phone 1143-J Phone 241-W. and Service. The Music Bov, ATTENTION MOlHKHS 110 W, 1st St. Phone 953. L K illT HOUSE keeping rooms, — DIAPER SERVICE— adults only. 719 Oak Are. FLOWERS Baby Valet furnishes hospital foe all aeeaalona dean, sterile diaper* afld deodqrMe NEILL A YOST FLORISTS iird container. Ee juomi.-nl and WANTED TO RENT 81pea At*, just off Celery aaft. Fully medically approved Office ph. 403 rastdenea oh. 510 R Call Daytona 2467-W collect fur details. 90 diapers, $2 » week. TWO ROOM furnished apt. Coup­ CEMENT STEPS for your home. -F IR S T IN SANFORD" le, 2 children 1-2 years; 1-8 Free estimate. Mirarle Concrete months old. H. E. Hick*, Pig Co. 309 Elm Ave. Phone W.15. WILL grind corn for feed, grita N Whistle phone 1352. * meal every Saturday morn­ SEWING MACHINES ing. J . W. Bell, I.tiki- Monroe. KAI.KH AND SERVICE 2 BEDROOM furnished or unfur­ ltert’a Hewing Marh. Shop nished house. Phone 1000, 8:30 FOR RENT—Floor sender. Eaay 115 E Fhrnrh Ph. 1190 to C:Q0. _ operation. Reasonable rates. Kanfurd Paint A Glaaa Co. Phone TUXEDO FEEDS--complete lieu. 303._________________ , HEAL ESTATE FOR SA LE HuntS Tuied* Feeo .Store BEAI, ESTATE INHUFANCR Mo r t g a g e l o a n s RAYMOND 41. HALL. Realtor , Registered Broker and loturance Agent » Hm. 4 Florida State Bank Bldg. ATTENTION: — OWNERS OF HEAL RSTATE1 WR NEED % U ST lN fla_OP.ALL KIND8-QFREAL ESTATE — HOMER, — APARTMENT HOUSES, COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, LOTS, GROVES. MOTOR COURTS, MOTOR COURT LOCATIONS IF YOU HAVE ANY PROPER­ TY TO SELL, WHY NOT LET ME KNOW ABOUT ITT AS oOON I HEAR FROM YOU I WILL ARRANGE TO LOOK YOUR PROPERTY O V E R . . WITHOUT COST TO YOU. I J WILL THEN TELL YOU WHAT PRICE YOUR PROPEItTY WILL BRING AND HOW SOON I BELIEVE IT CAN BE SOLD. A. CULVER G O L D E N — REGISTERED HEAL E S T A T E BROKER, MAIN OFFICE ON 17-92 HIGH­ WAY NORTH (TV UNDER­ PASS. TELEPHONE WINTER PARK J8 8 . — ---------■-----1 -NEW ’ HOUSE. 2 bedroom*, partly V funtjihed. Small down payment. Balance like rent For appointment call 0173. _* _ DODGE • PLYMOUTH NEW SPINET P IA N O S -W .a irr. PARTS AND SERVICE Liberal trade In A terms. The 109 Palaaeita Ava. - I’hone 1011 Music Bo», 119 W. First St. Pohne 953. Piano Tuning and Repairing L. U Bill. Res. flll-W . a u t o T a in t in g s u p p l ie s , Dulux and Duco Spraying EnSIGNS arnrls and Laquer*. Masking Show cards and poolers tape. Sanding Disc anil Paper. O— IlIIR'S HIGN SraV lC K Senkarik Glaaa & Paint C6. O. D. Landres*. Phcfcm 1021 _______ 111,114 W, 2nd St. Cohen'* Badiator Khoji for cnr.,General Electric automatic blan­ pleto radiator servis*. 1(Ml .Sa.iket# for aleeping comfort. ferd Ave. Phone 350-V,’, II. B. POPE CO. INC. .SAN FOB D Beauty Salon. 309 FOR BALE • Park. Phone 1354. M. McMah­ OLD NEWSPAPERS—3 CENTS on Spiral jK>rtiianent, lasting PER POUND. BUNDLED IN 15 mo, A lunger. Cold waves, BUNDLES. Croquinoh- i Maehineless. All 10; 16. 20 Jtnd 25 CENT 5»aves guaranteed. $6 up. HERALD O FFICE HOOFING and painting. Free es­ 30 GALLON automatic general timates. Smith Brother*. Con­ electric hot water heater. Used tractor. Phone 1188. 2 month*. Phone 767. ^ ADIT many years <>f life to your MAGIC Chef Deluxe range $60. metal roof and beautify the Phone 1370 M-2. home. We spmy It the color von want Block and other'eon-' - f r i e d s h r im p d in n e r s Crete structure sprayed in pasevery night at Homer's. tel colors. Hants etc. sprayed with best oil paints. Let us give STEWART Warner electrie re­ yitu a free ritimate. Reel's frigerator. 4 0 8 French Ave. . - fmrtahle spray unit, 306 W. Bnd TRACTOR,'aeroJkTTver aU RiverSt. Phone 1004-J . aide Tourist Camp. C. R. Davis. Alle-rt Hickson Repair Shop FOR SALE—Good late modal 6th Street A Laurel Avenue Lawn Mower, perfect condition, lllacksmithing-A general repair low ptjes, Phone. 071 — — * lYtrphunc-1958------- .. . . I - — 6 ROOM hou»e on two lot*. Seen by appointment only. Call Or- 6 Ipntlb 2J 0r>(t.- W 1' ~-------. ." I Owner will aacrlflte new, strictly modern, nicely furnlahed 3 bodroom, home on 2 large lota In very dcairabtc realdentlal Sec­ tion. May be bandied for lea* ,W than 17.000 cm*h—Bal. financed. * SEP. JOHN W. D. MOORE, lleallar Sl.iMKJ IVlit—bjjy M&fr IJr tli4lili|ni|r*rt||||, concrete home in good rcaiden, tial aeetion. SHE JOHN W. D. MOORE, . ■ 1, ^BealU e—- - ............... Owner w ahla'lo sell atlractive ' "«n«'floor hbme,’ containing 4 large room* anil alei-plng porch ‘ In hrautiful aettlng on paved road. wltK -.4 acre* * of good 0 ground—cmcVen run* ami *torage bldg*. S E E JOHN W. I). .MOORE, Keillor SevcrAI good .bqy* in Income pro■perty^-soroe nating np to iBtt ' ■ on investment — prired from ■ u».»76 to $30,OOtl. . JOHN W. D. MOORE, Realtor 200 MeUrh Bldg. 224 K. Flret SU Phone J3I3 t— — ------------------------------ ARTICLES WANTED ANNOUNCEMENT, MAKBIlALLS* Custom made -Venetian Blind*. Awnings — Ten day delivery — Highest cash price paid for used Workmanship guatiitued. Phone furniture. Ted Davi* Furniture 1375. Co. S l l- E . 1st. Ph. 958. I'LL BUY your car regardless of , BRFIIIGHRATION SERVICE age or condition." Roy Reel, 306 thkrvtc«<, it-pairs, adjustr^enta to W. 2nd S t all makes and models. _ .M iL L K iiJiiaiio p — ; — 118 S . Park A*<v , piano*. Tin' 'Music Box, 119 W. Phone 29 1st. SL Phone !»5.1. 69 69 r ms cross m s Make and Model Cant flood Assortmenl _____ 0 » _ T ire a l_____ Seminole Tire Shop 201 N. Park ' Phone .17 (KrgiMvr and Vole) • WEAK NERVOUS VTrosiabl* CoinpouMl to tWIsn •rmptomst rioklism 'i Com- od U m s li M psfisil* lo r iromso. *t>o tu * What pu rle rs cslt B Nererllmless, LYDIA E. PIHKHAM’S S S A S S . “ WORN OUT FROW g e t t in g u p ^ n ig h t s ? * If you I t t u p n l» h t» -h *v * fim i.W -t» - g,r l-i p*« your water—yes..*™1 h*** U t x l u . du* to w * i * •entity lit til* unite, b* (l*d yoa'r* rv*dipt T h if* »riwr*tlon* •*<> Dr- KUmft. • fsmour dls-tor, found h u od ift* of hi* psurnts with this troubl*. So h« mod* ■ .nrUtrin* of IS h*ih*. to<«». H. rolkd U "Sw sm o Rivir Million* of rn«n »nd women h*v* • **'« ,t —t fir o with •m*rl>'( uvulr* t S i t ,tp Root goes rlqtu I * w « k tn g o . h n«f. tudney* - - - u w iro w * I W nl i o n soailr UWHIH iW tn p *l*d Wsitd** *•*» • 4" nit, too Many report * * t ln u ft |'*w ni(M ‘* sleep a fttf ttw itis l f « r do**'Csutionl take •• *s dn*et*t) ■. . « . . . «». luimni taw • S|f= ’ I • 'f 1 - . ^ . r ^ |iei - wwriters is 'e ry small. But. Ih aiidert, tVfcr— (W r munists don't wiiitt riunleriral ‘superiority, lltev w'nnt small, highlv disciplined eell»." Askeil .how she I bought t ’ont.Hiutilsni rotild Is- controlled in the motion piiluie iudiistiy and else­ where in the llliiled State-." she n a k e d “ "* leplied: "I think the Congie.-- -hoiild HEItt.lN, Oct. 21 t-P* Most of | ennet legisliitlmi that will p iv e rv e tile ll .rlill MmI pillp |Mess. Illcllldthe Bill of Bights fi" the tH-ople | inu |ti|s,in n -lirelisrd p n p e l', p rill-; for whom it was ile s tg o n l,' and j,H| prom inently today l 'i evident nilileil I lint "| fovoi the ou tlaw in g T ru m an 's call Tot I* stn-clal ses- ' of the Comnuinlst I'n’ l ' iii th e slop o f C ongress on help foi I 'oiled Stales io no ngeiie) of n Eutota*. foiidgn government." .... The Boviet-sponsMieil St* intist Mis. Itogeis -uni -lie. n-eom mended ugainsl film ing "'Nolle But The lam elv Heart" l-eeause it Wns filled "w ith ilexpsir »nd hofM-lessncss/* She rend it, -he es plained. )o determ in e if il Would lie o -to iaide s ta rtin g veldee for ■Unity Party * newwpa|tet Keue* j Gar> G rnnt. then under e n h tta r! -T o tentove th e gamte ta s te from; Deot-ildnnd Was Itn- only paper j to I t k u to r whom Mrs R o g e r s rabbit and srptim’l. clean well Wltieh did not eaiT' "the new s. j w a- w orking. them let »onk oveiniglit ill sail]Then; was no ediloliul eoliilllent •lomttrnic lonio ikjr ortiMiior*, ilomscbtc tonic #poc»i cgrcll A Any dnisstoic. Fur Itrt iitftl •upphr. lo Ufpt. APPLIANCE SERVICE Bi Ok , Inc * I t 5l* 7 P e ls , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s ['• i , ■ to t lcclrlc irons- rfiafttri, KilntfT *.mn Qr • fuU 841*4 Softtitp*{«»*! lodfty ftl yuur drwfitort. .iH-irnlators. heaters, fan*. MII.LKR-BIBHOp FbR HALF—3 yr. old cow. very HR 8 , Park Are. gentle. Also 76 New Hump, I’hone 29 shire Red rhlrks, 12. weeks old. Reasonable. Contact Mr. Mayn *rd ,.Terminal Grill, Bus Bta- IKlLLK D RESSED — Price* ac­ cording tn aitr and reuulrcd tlon. outfits. Customer* furnish all materials. Mrs. W. E. Watson, HELP W ANTED M)7 Oak Ave. Tucs. Wed. A Thurs. 9 to II A. It., 3 tu 6 GIRLS WANTED. U n ey ’a Drug ' i \ M■ ... ^ -- •' ‘ ^ ,.r; 13 N O T IC E S—-P E R SO N A L WANTED— Rellahle woman for gcncrol house work and lattn* 6 ARTICLE^ FOR SALE * y . Room ami Iroanl for white A1TENTION LADIES! woman. Good salary. Call 214- Make a one-stop service for all Vr. .________________________ , ALMOST new Launder*!!*. Can your laundry and dry cltahlng be seen at Millard Bishop’* Aprul'ds try using your favorite Help Wanted—Young Man a t of­ . pliances. • S e lf - S e r v ic e L a u n a ry . fice A credit man. Firestone THE HHLITf 8EI-FV LAUNDRY Stores/ FURNITURE Patnt-H igh Qloaa 4tm W. 15 8L Sanford Enamel ftfr home use, any color ■■ t ■ ■ -dealred. Free delivery In City. Hoy#I Master tttci «rs back again. W O RK W AN TED Vary good paint at reasonable II. U. l*OPF. CO. INC. * prices. Rii-l's Paint Shop, Thone 1064-J, 306 W. 2nd SL LOST * FOUND • S E E D BED rovers—20 0 -lb bag* FLOOR BANDING * finishing, 14 cleaning A waxing. Our pqwi-r Central City Bag Co. P. O. n th enable* us to work a here Boa 2402, Phone 4178, Orlando, there is no electrie eonnertlo t FOUND «lictland pony. ‘ OwifttV Fla. , gvallebie. 21 yeate experttmc*. can gel by identifying and pay­ JI. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Flo. WOMEN not* employed who ei ing for Ihia ad. S, A. Tlndell; work part time. Earn f 1.00 or E u re k a Hammock. arid LAWNS MOWED. I,«w more per hour serving Avon Jefry Lord Thor:* 788-1 customers. Start now and get LOST — Brindie T ilt Bull dog, your customer. List bniit LICENSED practical nurae, mid­ answer* to name t f TCub," ready for Christmas business. dle aged, good references. Eva rabies tag No. 6. 'Aaiplc re­ Wa have openings in Sanford M lkr, Longerood._______ gard. Call 237-J. Dr. Raymond and surrounding towns. .W rit* Baa*. | Naomi DiUman, 816 Broadway, A GENTLEMAN, juat peat mid­ Orlando, Fla. dle age, experienced hardwire salesman and warehouse sup­ CHRISTMAS tree lights. The AUTOS roR s a Le erintendent Is open for employ. 15 Muale Boa, lt » W. 1st St. menL Strictly aober, honest Phone 953. and dependable, ile- _Will- consider 1941 FORD Coupe, now uphol­ rite l/cmucl 8. J, any wqrk, FOR SALE—MARION MARKET new paint. Ferfacl condi­ BmUhyt/a 11. 11..Renta, Ban- stery, M UC* GROWN CABBAGE tion. 866 W. 2nd SL Roy Real. PLANTS. JU L IU S DING FEL ­ 36 FORD Sedan, 4 door, radio, DER. PIIONB t t . spotlight and accessories. In10 Bttainesa. Opportunities OCTOBER 25th will hare all kind quire Lake Mary Grocery. o f vegetable plant* for settlor 41 PONTIAC with radio and beat­ ■mall or largo acreage. J . W. er $925.00, Model A Ford pick­ Bell. Lake MoartwrPIa. Phone PARTY wanted to lees# Trnit Stand for the aeaeeft Good Inup $150.00, both In good condi­ 1*. , pleasant work. Building tion. Phono 1009-J. CLO SE greatest cut-rate wholenewlyr decorated Inside. Contact *ale distributors', offer* novel. £518 Park Ave. 1' NEW Popular make factory built 3 wheel trailer 1074 reduc­ Phone See. sundries, toy*, gifts to tion. 1 heavy duty home mado shrewd buyers. Glebe Trading trailer for ear or pIcY-up. Co. 109 W, Flagler 8I„ Miami, FIRST CLASS service station for rent New open. In good lt-ca1997 V-8 fU t bed long WB Fie. Uon. Necessary to have riunh truck. A good Buy! pfired fiek^. money to purchase stock. Write •pars* h e a t** $14.95 up Wntson Ited, lleoi's Used Cnm IJox J , c/o Herald. « . tt. POPE CO, INC, . _ ft Faria, _____ ,, " i t It inn tn- rlrach, and nmnagTr. craaky '*v*ry mqnth'? r Committertorbiy as "a•splendid example” of Communist__yuupaumul* ill . tlh* mo' les The piciute was luimllvd "tu the Ku'-iun maiuiei," Mr*. Rogers said Bhe told Ihe committee she manage* the affah> of hei seteerv actn-si daughter, tiingei Roger*, and deeitlied helself ie» "n wiitei o f .o t t s , " and M r you tru u tilr.i by i l l i l i r o of (rtnsl* runrttaaal per Iodic rti.lorbsu rest D<rt this ruskr ><hi test to h k h -stron g , such _.lcn so try Tttrn le Uyrlu I t ping* •uch I lie llsilt-w I ’ll- LONDON, Oct. 21. (,1’t Tim llrili-h fif*,ign o ffice said tmlnv llini it “wclcumed" I’resilient TruIlian’s decision tn call a special seviiin o f Congress fot consideia- | Hnn. of .imentettsy KuDiptuip »eRef ex peiulit tires I A spokesman at a news eonfiTr?nets said that the ipiestion of i whelher Bntnili would piesetlt a lie" and elotsu nted View on 11nee*I- Jiefote the—seasiufr begins “dep'iids upon W h e th e r w e ate she »«iil lth<t wniei. ( jin nnv of the papers . I M Waiting For « Sail 'I’lte Modern MntrlwBl llirran't wait for SAI.E9 v IIE ADVERTISES ^ �1 ■ V ■ -----------: ' "7; • 7" , TUB HANFORD HBRALD, SANFORD, FLORIDA Slot Machine • New England Fire* Oviedo Newa _ lUattiHS O .a e«4i. I)H| tlu a ilitu .il IruM I'u i -;u »( (C n tta w l IM « r a n Three) fled in fright before flames that the c u t of the' S titt of Florida and Mrs. Jack C. K u ril, Mr. and leveled from 200 to 300 'homes, vtnut Willie Metis. Mrs. Charles S. Lea, Mr. and Mrs. including summer showpieces of The slot ' machine, which *eTHE CHURCH OP HOD The Church Uvea." Henry Wolcott. Mr. and Mrs. the international society set. 2309 Elm Avenue cording to Mr. Herndon, it not * Tommy Staley, Mr. and Mrs. Mer­ Rev. Joe C. Crewa, Minister CHRIST CHURCH, Lougwood gambling device "per sc ,' or Damage to the ruined mansions ritt Staley, Mr. ‘and Mrs. Tommy Sunday echool begins at 10:00 within ilielfi hid been damaged A. M. Mr, Clyde C. H um , 8upt. Mark T. Carpenter, B. D.. Vlear in this town alone was officially Moon, Lex Abell, Emmett Kelsey, 21 ■t 8Um!ay after Trinity Mr. and Mrs. James Partin, Ganto the extent that it would not We have classes f<if all ages with 3:00 P. M.: Evening prayer and set at $8,000,000—not counting br Kimball, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Operate. The lid had been pried good apirit filled teachers that aormon. the loss of valuable art treasures Beasley, J r „ Ray Beasley. Mr. and All are welcome._____________ and-furnishings -they contained. Mrs. Jimmy Lre, Jr„ Mr, and off and the alota where the coin* will make the service a blessing Mr*. Joe Leinhart, Mr. and Mrs. were maritad hid - been blocked to,all"— ------------------------------As north winds blew up to a Jimmie McGowan, Mr. and Mrs. UNITY CHURCH OF Pastoral Service’ at 11:00 A. M. thereby damaging the machine force of 25 miles an hour through* Jlmmy Maleelm, Mr. and Mrs. JE S U S CHRIST - 1 The pastor urge* all members to _*» lbat_ it would not operate. Faltb ComwaU. Mthlstsr — out tbe region this morning— gain­ Doe Malcolm. Mr. and Mrs. Hollis lw present -at- iKts aerviee. --------"Since the judge withdrew from TUE8DAY . _ Evangelistic service at 7:44 P. ---- ----------„ ing momentum all the lime— the Cox. Mr. and Mrs. J . D. Gore, Mr. the cite, for, at he put it, hav­ M. A special mraaagr to all un-1 •8:00 P j M.: **Leason» in Truth, outlook was grim with stjll no and Mrs. Ferrell Beasley, and Mr. and Mrs. Billy WeaL • vj— 1 ing expretted thought at to the saved, an altar service will follow IValdes Hotel. the message. I 7:46 P. M.: Prayer service at appreciable amount of ram in Mra. Milton Gore entertained law' in the cate prior to the trial, sight. V. L.B. service each Tuesday •, the member* of the Oviedo Garthe riot machine wat not produerd evening at 7:46 P. M. A, program 1 . Light sprinkles are the bait den Club at her home recently, ASSEMBLY OF UOII at evidence. that can b e. expected before at with Mrs. Augusta D. Covington, (or all young people, * ?.* ■,* leaaf Saturday, and probably long­ chairman, conducing the meetW. M.tl. Service each Thursday Pastor K. I. Wright The following villicn* have hern summoned for duty in County 'evening at 7:46 P. M. A service f i i.h t er -- In the view of meteorologists Jg* Aroon* tboM present wer« - to wrt down baked woodland* IMr*. T. L. Lingo, 8r„ Mrs Mil­ Court, Monday. Mr. Herndon re- that will enlarge your Missionary n U V wH as the-dry-apelL-w ent Into Its ‘ton (lorn, Mrs. Augusta CovingSunday 24lh day. ton. Mr*. H. F. McGowan, Sr., * .111 M A 1 A. Mornln, W u.hlp. ■KBWnlV em u citaley, Ml Merritt Sul4y, Mr*. Oreoii While the raging flames ware Mr*. m Walter W. Borgurd, O. L tan6:30 P. M.i Star of Light Club. checked Jh Bar Harbor, fears were Burnett, and Mr*. FVed Pierson. dreaa, Huhhard Wooten, John J , the music, and the public li in­ 7:80 P. M.: Evangelistic Ser­ expressed that perhaps It was Staley, George MrCrura, Joe Bar- vited In attorn^. vice. only temporary. i n*«. Chai, Kotiert Pearson, J , J. Bro. lfargla will lie speaking. Senator Taft FIR 8T BAPTIST CHURCH Ourrn, J . II. !,#«•, K. J , Cameron, "All we've done (a atop th* fire Park Avenue at Sixth Street Richard Muse, (i. W. Bailey, Chai. in town," said Selectman Seth ' ‘ •■*>•*•4 treat )■»«. nae) W. P. Brooks, Jr„ Paster H. Dike, Kotroe K. Rlonigrr. K. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Libby. "A little more wind would leaders that he was calling a spec­ If. Grant. I a>j I« E. Baron, I>. C. John Miller, Educational Director Oak Avenut and Third Street raise a lot of hell." Sunday School, 0:45 A. M. ial session of Congress Nov. 17. Brock and Curtis Muse. E. I). Brownlee. D. I).. Pastor Three New England states — Morning Worship, 11:00 A. M. Hor. Douglas K. Charles, Taft wrote Johnson that he Chas. W, Kldridge, E. N. Sut­ Maine, Massachusetts and New Training Union, fl:16 P. M. Assistant Pastor ton. Ben Smith, Clarence Fields, would keep speaking engagements Hampshire . . were virtually on a Evening Worship, 7:30 P. M. 9:46 A. Mi: Sunday School for Andy Jakubein, Jr., P, J . Allen, war-time footing as National already lined up hut that after The morning’ service will be nil «g*a. John W. Bell. S. F. Long, Julius over WTUK. 11:00 A. M.: .Morning Worship Guardsmen, Legionnaires a n d the Senate met in 1948 he would Dingfeldcr, G. E. Carson, Chai. hroadrast Welcome. other agencies were called out to be too busy here to make a per­ Service. • T. Niblack, M. E. Baker, T. A. 6:80 P. M.: Junior and Senior fight the Game* and rare for the sonal campaign for the nomina­ Staley, Ben C. Cantwell. B. A thousand* of refugees. H O LY 'fR O SS CHURCH Young People’s Meeting. Beck. Morris I . Heath, J . T. Hea»tion. lev L .o W Hunii.Vl ' j ' ' v ' Mark T* Csfpenter, B. I)., Rector Just before noon, between 12 7:10 P. M.i Evening Worship The Senator hurried from yes­ Service. Sermon: “Tby Kingdom and 16 fires were reported atlll ISS S t BU& • „ ’. . I 7:3° , U .- ™ * terday* White House conference Tn- . . . . i A. M.: Holy Communion. dome Now." . , roaring out of control In Massa­ Mdrie Covington, tf:30 A. M.t Church School. ,t chusetts, where the Iota already to catch a ’plane for Cincinnati W *> " i- .......... - , • j charged with selling liquor w ith-1 ji;0 0 A. M.t Morning Proper where he delivered an off-thela placed .at .**11 above $600,000. « t a license, and scheduled for »n.| sermon by Canon (itimm of BRABHAM. CHAPEL ‘ In**'New' Hampshire, * ahlfthi'g Commonwealth II trial yeeteiday In County Court, St. Luke's Cathedrnl, Orlando, Beardslt Avenue wind, were ^ g ths fiUne. * * »• «" was continued until Oct. 27, Mi. 6:00 P. M.: Y.J’.S L. and. Junior Rev. Douglas E. Charles, Pastor ed Immediately whether the apecrdirectly a t the heart of tha In­ llerndnn said today. li-ague. 3:00 P. M.t Sunday School. dustrial city of -Rochester at the ial session call -might' cause any The first fall meeting of th* He alio reported that John 3:45 P. M.: Worship Service. fout of tha Whit* Mountains. With changa In his speaking pland. Pinknty Hart, charged with un­ Men's Club will be held In th* 1 These have yet to be announc­ the edge of the fire within twu lawful telling of Intoxicants, Pariah Hall on Monday evening,! .......... „„ ed- But Taft' has been considering miles of that city of 16,000, school CHURCH OF TIIP. NA/.ARKNE pleaded nollu contendere. Judge October 27th. at 7 o'clock. Corner Second and Maple Avenue children were being kept concen­ a trip through Missouri, Kan*., Ware fined Hart $70 and coats trated in the event they hove to Oklahoma, Arkansas and possibly L. R, Kushlon, Pastor : FIRST METHODIST CHURCH or 90 days. ( T e x a s . Hla_SepUmber-October be evacuated, 9:46 A. M.: Sunday School. , Iter. J , H. McKinley, Pastor 11:00 A. M.t Morning” artVIce. Massachusetts' State Forester sentimrnt-teatlng journey took ? 9:45 A. M.t-Church School, 7:00 P. M.tfN.P.Y.8. * Baruch Report i Raymond J . Kenney said “our Him 12,000 miles through Cali­ i 11:00 A- M.: Sermon' topic: 7:46 P. M.: Evangelistic service. fat# depend* a lot on the weather fornia %nd the northwest states. 1"The Spirit of Christian Wor. fby * the young Th* Senator designated Rep. lla a lle iitH I ih h e i a , O ne) Special service by 'ship.” and the winds — but if we held ... 7? veil Administration after Pearl 6:30 P. M.: Youth Fellowshl wshlp. people oyer ver the th* public address during the night In the teeth of Clarence J . Brown, Ohio's Repub­ 7:30 P. M.: Sermon topic : "Why system. 7:00 P. M. -All Invited. those winds 1 think we can hold lican National Committeeman, as Hathor. hi* preconvention campaign man­ anything,” Baruch, who headed (hr War ager. lug minor wounds. l^eanwhlle, the Coast Guar-I Industries Board of World War I, Beautiful Homes Taft told Johnson he has no Washing the eye* of the fire cutter McCulloch bucked moun­ was named by President Roosevelt fighters was a full time job in tainous seal during the night a f­ "present intention" of entering 1C n . l l n u . i l r , « m C s i lit.) in 1935 at chairman of a cotnnidter leaving Boston to drop anchor any other state primaries because, like s page from the social regis­ ttsclf. lee of csLinet officers to find at Bar Harbor at 9:16 A.M., pre­ he said, that would require an The business section of the ter . . . ' town is untouched, as yet. Armed paratory to landing special crew* active campaign and more time ways of taking the profits out, of Walter Damruach the conduc­ atlll money "than are available." and medical supplies.' war. tor William Procter, of Procter National Guardsmen patrol the Most of the money for Taft'a Today's task of helping evac­ In addition lu working with this I and Gamble; Mary IttdH-rl* Rlnc- streets. rntapalgp i* expected to be raised Chief Abbott estimated that at uate v i c t i m s of Bar Harbor grqpp, the witness said, he up-|hart, thr- writer; William P. Hamwas the third mercy mission with­ tn Ohio. I-eiders there are re­ pearrd before congressional com- Hints. the.copjH-r magnate; Mad- least 200 year round residence* in 10 days assigned to th* Coast ported to have act a goal of as well as the summer show sllttees and "went fully-Into ail I amr Rothschild . , , 1750,00(7, with Taft unwilling to Guard cutter Bibb. o1*, n,,'w **4fufe us." There were prutiably 60 homes placet were destroyed.. The lilbb's creW last fought contributions exceeding And Kebo Valley country club wind and wave* to rescue.the 69 accept Sin In the end, Hururh said, along the m|Je lour street, all pala$600. 1 one of the most beautiful in the * c,!" n to„P ut hil* tial manaiona. Only about a dot rsons aboard the flying boar In hla letter, Taft said he: recommendation* into effr^t, nation, is no more. en still stand. I lermudu. Bky Queen when *{j« J— 1. Accepts the pledge to aup-" Th# n-sult, h# said, was "foot --The fairway* Snd greamrof tlfe made The destroyed home* alone cnit nad* I .fo rctd !» th* port of the Ohio State Committee, dragging -ami - fumbling" aiuT'Tn18 hole*—each donated by s stormy North Atlantic Ocean. ; o h lo'w lir have 63. delegate* to ablllty to apply corrective meth­ at least- f8.6oo.000, the chief told millionaire, Including Rockefeller dormy On the return trip the Bibb od* when they were clearly Indi­ mr. And,-he explained thai the and F'urd among other*—look was ordered out egatn to takf the national nominating conven­ art treasures and fuvdshlngs In tion in Philadelphia where 647 cated" after the war Ugan. “Fal­ Ilk* burned over paature land. Seriously 111 seaman off another tering step by faltering step them probably ran intn millions " I t came with a roar," h# eald. .Vessel and Ret him-to a hospital- will J>* neceoaty fou a -nomlnation. Ohio'* delegation will be We moved toward controls," he more. "Several people 'I know- had ^tochosen In a primary next May 4 liar Harbor was cut off from run for their live* in front of * aald. "but - those controls were HINUJIAM. Mass., O cC 24 OP) 2. Hat been encouraged by •f never sufficient ami far-reaching the outside World most of the th# Game*." —Six hundred mile* from the “numeroua offer* of support night. The only electric light* In enough. I Maine coast, tha Norwegian lank: Communication with the outside . - “It they had iieen applird Imme- the town were at the fire stal- has been restored now and the er Solatad - me as* gad Tropical' from all part* of the country." 3. BelWvea the nomination race dlalciy, many lives would have tion where there is an emer­ fire is under control—but the Radio at Hingham today that the f la. "wide open" on the basis of crew could smell the odor of burn* been saved, our casualties low­ gency p|ant. damage-ha* been' done, Ing wood* borne on northerly obaervatlon* made on his recant There was no panic,'however, ered and hilllanp of dollirs saved. wind* blowing seaward from western toyr. and that the winner f t , Dnsplte warnings of grkVe danger, as the crowd* gatherer) along will ba picked from amung "yany Turkey Charges Maine forest fires. the English and French n\ade the waterfront t o . We evacualtd When the report waa received able and competent Republican*" even more mistakes.1* by sea and overland. < r» a lle i» S I 'M * « • » > •here, the Solitad* position waa by a convention acting aa a “fr5e .. Baruch aafd the policy •of ‘ The only one# lafl In the town ’the Soviet people agktnkl Turkey. 36 degree* north and 6/ tlrgrrc*. deliberative body.* ----?pfecrmeaP control* led to the at dawn are those who can aid I complain against the psyhologlTaft# announcement, which had waar/il threat uf infletlgn, "which In 'fighting fire. -Moat of th*M cal aggression, their warmonger­ M - minutes west — 600 nautical miles from trre-devaatated Bar been forecaat for weeks, la the **, n u t ,ti> .human jnaSslauglYer, are men, hut there are a few ing; I complain against their In­ Harbor. • second - to come from - a number maiming and destruction,*«ls Ahe. terference In Turkish Internal af­ of possibilities.' Harold K. Staa• Worat consequence of;,war.''It cre­ women helping in making and sen, former Minnesota governor ate# lark of confidence-of men serving sandwiches and coffee. faire. I beg you, gentlemen, to WASHINGTON. Akt. 24 W>— .111. Ihem»«lv»* and in their gov­ • TIi# rich-and th# not so rich put, an.end. to this nefarious pro- Tha Amariran Red Crota an­ who at 40 la 18 years younger gathered whrrt the lima came to aganda. I beg you to reject the nounced today It haa aet up a than Taft, announced last De­ ernment." ‘ Uave, women and children Brat Soviet resolution." $600,000 emergency fund for as­ cember, and ha* been on th# cam­ What was needed, he a’ald, was Barpar was followed by Mry. sistance of. forest fire victim* In paigning trail alnce. Most left reluctantly—and on* an “over-all price control law Vijayalakshml Pandit, chief de­ New England. Whether th* Ohioan1* .fonanl and control of all price*, wage*, M year old woman absolutely refused to budge after she had legate of India and ambassador to rents and food." The organisation appropriated •ntrv will arouse to more ouU Moscow, who ahlb opposed th* Instead, he sail!, "after having taken up- a stand at the-.fire SoViet proposal.' She aald' “sup­ the money, described as an ."in­ ward action the-camps of Gover­ itial" sum, after sending dlisiter, nor Thoms* ■E. Dawey of Naw , ' granted favors to nno class, group station. * , pression nr- dIHoriftM of tha truth aftet group foughL'TOr favors, un­ i didn't want to' leave my homo la JuSlt as bad' fcs ‘Wittirdngerlng." worker* Into, lire- *w«ot eraas- , > York pnd 1other* remain* to be Own of llii-ie workers, Henry tagn. A drive has been under til we found ourselves tfpun eco­ hiit they made, me," Mra, MarShe aald India could |not fix nomic stilts. Then restrictions wen, ga*rcl” n1ahclifleld told ma. "Thla tha "guilt of countrla* that hava Baitgr. reported to headquarter* way for tome week* to hnlld up ‘ “Ms., thi* ‘ morn­ support for1 General Dwight D. from BU4*foi ford, •removed while.'peace was still Is as far a* 171 go." ' Men* named or unnamed," ing ;th a t preliminary • Elaenhower, but tka A m y *Chiaf ^dlitant." - ■ , No ona dared to suggest she Mrs.: Pandit aald th<^ would Indicate 400 homes, ISO aunmuir of S ta ff Insists he want* “noth­ ’-Reminding the committee (hat move further. , ,T support either the Canadian of cottage* and 46 barns hava been ing to do with politics." • he 'W * applied the phrase "cold . Atwater Kent, Jr ., and tils fam. Australian amendmants to refar destroyed In York county alone. Taft, In hit second term In th* war1 to postwar "lack of unity Iljr watted until their homa went the question to th* World Con­ Senate, la chairman of hla par’ Among the victor#," Baruch de- up In Games before leaving. ference of Freedom of Information . . - ty*B policy commltteo In that , dared; Another woman atlll here is and Of tha Press. which now I* „ " tU Tk*' * l{,lrl*t body and also hsads the Labor . " W# are tn the midst of a cold Miss Lorn* Joy. She worked tire­ scheduled to b* bald tn Geneva capitalism In genera). Committee which helped wr(t# War which i* getting warmer." lessly throughout th* night treat- next March. II >* « P *•»•« »h»‘ brvedi i j * TsG-Hartlev Labor Relation! Baruch said the home front "be­ Manullaky took tha Vlahlnaky w art,* Manullaky declared. |Art< h # I*, a vlmrous critic of comes of paramount Importance" lln# In naming U. 8. Secretary th* Truman Administration's doIn "struggling with the after­ Its pries and tax programs, and of Defense Jamea Forrestal aa a . me**le and foreign pollcle*. .* maths and the' preparations for whether all aegmenta of society "warmonger" and quotad former Uaa th* ground meat, staw Ha haa been Ohlo'a favorite aon peace" and added: have been treated alike! Vlea President Henry A. Wallace "That home front depends upon "W * have not demobilised. \Ve aa saying Forrestal was “dan­ meat, spare riba and tmall cut* tn for th* presidential nomination your home ffoexer first. Hragv twice before—In 1936 before h# the manner In which try has have scuttled and run—militari­ gerous and a menses to pcscs." baen mobilised and demobilised, ly, economically and spiritually." „The Ukrainian,. directed hla roast* which keen best should we* t senator and In 1940. be held tk* longest. . "Sine* he eonaidm hla “first 1 E ; §?fS H i Line of ^ ' - * • r a w ■r J ; : _ t ,r ^ ~~ ' .. . I ‘ i * J ” _ ' - _ F R ID A Y , O CT. 2 4 , 1 9 4 * Train Collision {ho Silver and Java Pacific Lines, a British concern, and if* home port la •Vancouver, B. C. The Army transport Elden Johnson offered asslitance, but the offer was declined by the Coast Guard liecause t he, ship was too far away. Tanker Sinks ( r « a l l s t M F a * . u»| in 55 ambulances by 9 :1 5 , two hours after .the crash-. Railway officials said one of the trains wsi probing its way ilowly through the fog toward south Croydon when there sud­ denly was a blinding flash and a grinding explosion a* a following train rammed into the rear of the first. ’ Thi last two.coaches of.Lhe Grat (rain ware thrown off the rails and the two leading cars of the following train were splintered, smashed and telescoped. There la no locomotive on these commuter trains. Nearby reaidenta said there was complete alienee for a few mo­ menta after the ersah and then they begkn to hear screams and cries for help coping through the awlrllng fog. Climbing high, spiked railings the resident* rushed to the scene and is v passengers fighting their way from th* wrecked carriages kicking out broken windows and calling for help for the injured. Ambulances and fire engines rushed to the scene but the latter were, turned back unneeded. It was tha aecqnd serious Britlih railroad accldant in two and a half months and the fifth o f the year. Eighteen people were killed and 74 Injured in a mainline collision near Doncaster Aug. 9. Five were ‘killed‘ and' 50 seriously ‘ I hurt July 21 when an in exprea* overtur’ ned nekr Tamworth. accidents In January killed ’en and Injured 46, -Twelve were a- three-way accfcbH* Jan. HI near Coatbridgt, Scotland, and seven were kilted and 46 Injured Jan. 2 whan a mall train crashed near Coatbridga, Scotland, and Park, Easax, during a fog. traellaM * trio* raw* <>■•> er, the Sparrow's Point caught {fire toward the bridge after a midnight collision with the Ca­ nadian' Motorahip Manx Ftaber In foggy weather 15 miles off Point Sur on the Central Callfontiii Coast. To shell green sov beans, poun^ The Coast Guard aald the boiling wyter over them, Jet steep 4,236-ton Manx Fisher; suffered ! Ov# minutes, then pour off th# alight damage and was able to water. You' will GnJ they ahell much' easier. proceed to 8an Francisco. . .The Coast' Guard dispatched a patrol boat to th* scene from Revival Services Monterey, 23 mile* to th* north of Point Sur. The cutter* Mag­ nolia and Tanay ware sent frnn Assembly of God. San Francisco, 9U mile* to th* Church north. I M S la u r e l A venue Glow wireless reposed' the Sparrow's Point'*..radio went qff TUESDAY thru SUNDAY the air at 1:09 A. M. (P 8T ). » Except Saturday Th* Sparrow's Point was en . 7 : 3 0 P .M . route - from Lo# 'Angeles- to TSe­ We Invite You To Hear attle; the Manx Fisher from Los Angeles to San Francisro. 'R EV , MEL HARRIS The latter vessel la owned by YAKDI.EY VENETIAN ULINDS 1 P. W. STEVENS ~ 617 W. Ilobliwon - Orlando Phono 2-0729 ATTENTION IF, YOU A R E IN NEED OF tr SCREEN io.vfdi: ■ ’ -m w ir e ,1 1; W E HAVE and pretaing obligation" In 1948 to lie hla work b i a United States Senator T a ft told Johnion:— ---“The formation of committees, and other work In my behalf, will have to rest with your com­ mittee, and my other friends." U. 8. marriages totalling 13.2 per 1,000 population In 1942 were at the- highest rate in the history of th* country. 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American w«y) *f- r , \ phone 958 �In Unit) There U Btrra Pstclr cloudy with » t«“ widely •centred .shower* lonilht a n d Tuesday. ^Modrrste occasionally fresh winds easterly tonight. be* coming east to. .southeast Tues­ day. To ProUct tin Pi i u of 1 To Promote fh* Pro*r»»» To Produce Prosperity for AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEW SPAPER VOLUME X X X V II! Established 1: S A N F O R D , F L O W DA MON D A Y r O C T. ;19I7 AnHociaird P re s s L e a s e d W ire Aerial View Of Bar Harbor Ruins After Fire Screen W riter Refu- . ses To Tell Wheth­ Candidates Are Submitted Ten er He Is Commun­ Platform Questions By Jaycees ist At House Probe WASHINGTON. Oct. 21. UP) — Eric Johnaton told CongrcM Member* today the motlun pic­ ture industry will continue to "insist on our right to decide what will or will not go In our pictures." MI don't propose," Johnston declared, " t h a t gorernment ahall tell the motion pirturr Industry, directly or h i rotrtIon. what kind of plcturee it ought to make. 1 am aa wholeMartadly agalnpt that aa I yrould be agalnat dictating tfi the prose or the radio, to lha booh publisher* or tb f m»ga/ .WASHINGTON, Oct. 27 ,UP>The House Un-American Activities Committee today voted John How­ ard Lawson, screen writer, in con* trmpt for refusing to tell it wheth— ei he is or -ever wav a Coa..nunr 1b ist. .' * Robert E. Stripling, committee investigator, said that because the prrsenl hearings on Communist ac­ tivities in ’Hollywood are being conducted by a subcommittee the action will .have to he submitted later to a meeting of the full committee. If the contempt citation is vol* f cyl by.lbe.full cemmillee, a state­ ment of its action is' filed with the Speaker of the Hour* who can turn the matter over directly t-> the United Steles attorney for' prosecution. Prosecution would be before a The law calls for a fine of #100 to $1,000 "and imprisonment of OM month to a year in jail • ■fe» a a yen* found far w h o s hauled during a tumulour eschange with cnmmiUep - Chairman Thomas CR-T4JJ that he was rsfuslng to answey the ques­ tion because Ml wa* an invasion - ICoallawea' .w » u se * 1*1 Los Alamos Workers Found Dead On Peak - S A N T A F E .~ N .I I ., O ct 27, |J W — Lo* Alamo* atomic energy prelect official* aald today they •had b*en Informed by radio that two girt secretaries of the ’pro­ ject, misting tine* Saturday, had * "•*(» found dead on the ley slopes o f True has Peak. State police and a detachment of soldiers from Lea Alamos yes­ terday began a search for th* giria — Frances B. Krauu, 34, former WAC from Baltimore, and w Mildred HartJr,- from Evansville, lad.- ( ‘ a < !. - -• Martinas Uld the Associate.) Press by telephone yesterday that the women were trapped on an ice-covered elope of the mountain. Ha aald th* women had explored th* area the previous Sunday end returned Saturday to rent horse* and employ th*.guide services of O CITY PERM ITS Two permits were recently la■uad at tha Cttx Wall for erection of home*. Th# building firm of Doyle shd Forces received a per­ mit to erect a frame-dwelling and garage at 813 Escambia Drive. T. A. 8UU# received a permit to build a concrete block dwelling 62 Persons Are Feared Dead In Plane Crashes Pan American Plane L o s t In' Alaska; •44 Die , In Greece ready been submitted to them In writing are aa follows: L Are you in favor of the pro­ gram for resurfacing deteriorat­ ing atreeta in Sanfold, aa well as naw paving In Georgetown and Coldtboro, and- financing th* Im­ provement! by aesessment* against abutting property owners7 ’ 2; Will yati. If elected, support a policy; Ol strict law enforcement without fear or favor, and call upon * the Police Department to cooperate wlth'the S h eriffs office in enforcing all laws against gambling including slot machines, punehboanls, and IWlllaT • 3. Do you favor the appoint•ment by the City Commission of a Charter Reform Committee for the purpose of etudying our pieaenl City Charter with a view to making recommendations fur mod. rrniting and stream-titling it, and with particular tefrlenre to the election of the Mayor and City Commissioners by majority ( t '< s l l s s f S ■■ S*aae * ls | Blandy Says That Aggressors Fear Strength, Not Talk NEW ORLEANS, ( ) c t . ‘ 27, CJT’i— Navy manpower need* are more critical than al any lime in Ihe hiatory of the serv­ ice. HecTetary of th* ^avy John L. Hull!van aald today. CalliiM lW personnel shortih * * a i t X i of rohtern to levery American cilltvn “In th* light of world —eondhlnn*," SulUvan added: 'T he time ha* ro a r to be firm with ouraelvea If' wa wish to glvf meaning to the firm­ ness we would aaaume in l>emorrary's defense abroad. INDIANAPOLIS. OcL 27 UP)—i Admiral W.' H. P. Rlandy said WASHINGTON, OcL 27-^JP)— Inflation I* helping to kctpjlaw a Toble'ssnvss, fb* Federal Reserve Board Bulletin .said today. "A * long as'Inflationary pressurea continue atrong,*ther* is little likelihood Drat unemployment will Tnereaie greatly,” the IsiardU monthly publication aald in an article analysing “The Current Labor Market.” . But It also snld that*pressure* for w*g» Increases are likely to continue pnlesi living costa are stabilised or reduced," because "continued advances In prices, particularly lit food prices, are pUdhf Increasing pressure orv (tie Bring standards of many workers.” President Trumen Is celling a sfqn of Congress for N ov.,It tt> consider, aid far Europe “ “ M * * , f l *0 wll> propose legisla­ tion* to check "inflation, high prices and the high co*t of living." Th* Federal R***rve article ICM thwl « Pm i r o « ) ■ Red Proposal On mongermg Two Auto Wrecks Reported To Police Two wrecks Involving Injury to occupants of vehicles were reportad to police on Sunday, Albert Lm- 'Kelly of north Monroa was treated at the police station for bruises on his cheat and head following a collision that turned his Font pickup truck over'i The accident occurred at l t i ! 7 o'clock Sunday evening when th* Ford collided with the rear of a Chev­ rolet sedan, parked on French Avenue between Fourth and Fifth Street amt owned by Dr. J . A. Smith; 112 W. Twentieth Street A charge of reck!*** driving was mad* against Kelly and he was released on bond of $101. Louis A. Tata was treated for a bruised left arm shortly after noon, Sunday, following a colli­ sion between his Model A Ford and an Intarnatlonal Truck being driven a n a t on Twenty-fifth Street at the Park Avenua Inter­ section by Will Iren .Hermanr Both vehicles had damaged fenders and radiators. - CHILDREN AID. TB Th* Civic* Project Committee of the Sanford Grammar School, Including pupils of all sixth gred* rooms, reported Friday for volun­ teer work at th* office of th* Seminole County Health and Tuberculosis Asasoclation. .While th* ehUd^en were folding mail they were told th* reason for the work by IL C. Steele, principal of th* school, according to Mrs. Ed­ ward Kir*her, secretary. Mr. Steele told th* pupils that the project hy the Association was a splendid one and that Pot only children but everybody in Semibole County should help It carry on lu work, said Mrs. tureber. Th# third of a eerie* of tran- Inquiry On How Mikolajczyk Fled Planned By Poles India Urges Securi­ ty Council To Take Positive Action To Emllndonesian Row I.AKK SUCCKSH. O c t . i7. (A1)— Hushu slid the tolled Slates, in a conciliatory muse, jtiinrd lodsy In' a ari-tfr-O vote., uf O'c ITtilril NaJions to con­ demn 'all forms of propaganda' which would be "likely In pro­ voke or encourage any threat to the peace." The yule was on a compromise ptoposal of­ fered |ointly by I'ranrc, Aus, Italia and Canada after Huesia'e entl-"»aim ongti" rtsoluIton * a i defeated In lha 67-y natlnn political eotamltU* o f' lha general assembly. H> ASSOCIATED PRESS Si*ty two prison^ wcie feaie I dead in plane‘(latliei today. Ail men who llco ovei the wteckage ol a Swedish anlme Irphtpuil which curbed into Ml. Hyraetioi, routlicarl o( Athcnt, Greece. Iasi night said all aboard were believed lA KL SU CCESSTO d. 27 C. House Of Commons killed The. plane <allied Ifi parR um /i anli'Variuoiiget" prosrngri* among ihrm two Alneii Pledges . Sanctuary SOME OF THE GREAT DBSTEUtTION.wAu.ghl by I rani, and a cma.oLaruln. It w«* Ihlul.lLAt d eicatJj-b y a majority \t*„ can be seen In this air view lakrn miter the f lem t Intrinsriunat To Opposition Head and many manduns "e re complete!,) gulled. en luutr liniti Ivtanhul to Alh til ilie 57 United Natmnt today jltr i llte Sourt lat.v ill a Ia»tens >• WAR.SAW.TTtf27 T & A’po­ iniputr <atnpi$»nirie mm e witlidiew laiw hanging rain iloudt lineallish government spokesman said liar -Rutiialt dial get nt >llrgcd enrd to hampri a Ixt-liung laud, today lha! an investigation was i lie United w a ftn o tig r im K in tea and air vraith hn a misting underway In drinmiiif Imw SianI’an , American Woild Anwar* Sl.slr-, Girrt*- 4ml Tllll^V. islaw Mikotajc/yk, Iradei of the the t? u.iti. hi politu.il tommit .vshull i.umliril doling a irtri • oppotilion Polish Pratanl Paity, •liirin neai Keliliikan. with I f Ire ol Ihr Gelirial Assrllllil) had fled the country. The in luilted down r u b of the foul WASHINGTON, Oct. 27. UV Si-fixtbr llrewsler tit Mel prisons almaid formant, confirmed published tesaid tiHlay.be 1* suggesting to (h r'F ill that It look for evidence IMiinls in the S.iviel irsoliiUgn Nothing had hrrii liraid limn of deliberate destrorlion in both the rosllj New England forest poiti that Mikolajcyrk had es­ ill Ja p lii sill 1 rsilo tl. I pis kl| Ftcdcrick George' Is the plallr vinrr il ladmrd tllr the fire* and Friday's plane crash In Itrjre Canyon, l lab. “In these caped. Mikoljarryk's whrirahouts entire Soviet pro|K>tal. 1 aii)MVi| that "extreme tin day* of ideological warfare," B re«*lrr told reportrre, "that Is remained a mystery. Held For Techni­ Annrlte Tire cumiilitter then luinrd the kind of thing » r have to watrh out for." I'UIcncr" pirvetiled a tiyilemplal■ The inquiry, the informant con­ lirewslrr, Just bark from an inspection of Ihe Maine tire cal Manslaughter e«l insltunirnt la|nliitg al 1. 44 a new resolution on wairnonf tinued, is being directed to learn arras, said there was evident* that some fire* started Itoni oil ing“ suhmiltril jointly by Frar I* M (P S 1 ). hotkrd rags. Near'Falmouth. he aald. a candle was found hurning whether there was nrgtigencr on An.h.ilu ami Canada InvrstiKatms, mraiiWitilr, stud­ among combustible material !• a pine wihhI . I)rr»*trr recalled the part of Polish frontier guards Ilir Untied Stales indualrd ies! tlie-sili- wlieii' n gtanl DC-*'1 or security agencies which Natunlay evening at l rinaltl- .virulent look immediate tummand the tint time its willingness prime objectise'of I mnniunista la lu rrral* disintegration abruad ■ » Sls| l-sughtoti .Mnmtii.il llospilal at of llTe situation, sped with the anepl -some loini of action and bring collapse of our reononi}, I I im llH itfd UH r e a r S lv ) "waimotigeiing ‘ when it agi the irvult ul irijuiirs irceivetl tine i>Mir leioluliot TORT LAND. M r . thr. 27 Ihe death toll linm ilisatirou' c'.nhrr in the evening when lie ia itilJitci.w lu ch - wmmjit k U OOOiOlkl ihtmsrt- m Nr'e I nyiattil atnn. was liil by a truck on West First Bid.s Arc Opened For mounted to .22 tudav as wra'V firtfivlilriv. holding viMnallv all hla/.-v Nlirri writ ol Kami's Suhng. St. Johns Dredging in check, weir warned tlial using winds would increase lh< (my ol llir I'l rdf litk Gemgr, of l^ake he lUtucy. ■ Monroe who according to. isilice, As refugeri In’gau to Iru’kle hotnewaiiTun_a_ltw—airs*, die Uni wav’lhr Jiivcr id ihe truck that " B i d * Tor dredging ond improv­ By ASSOCIATED E *B B 8 — . TToss lidded"Iwo *wIKeTist ul d*id in Maine, bringing the ilale's lulat hit Patrolman llender. was arirstrd ing the navigation rlmnnel In llu* ■RfTmp"*B(r business and la!»or upper ipaclie* of llu* St. Johns ' . leaders-^pjet In the White House to 16. Four iithrrs du-il in M isii-O 1 River were opened Friday at the on a cliaige til Irtlinical mantoday for an off-the-record etiidy chusetla and Conneetteul anil I In re dime v-i 2,216 A.fi-w went hfttne, nffii-e of the District Engineer, ' of.way» to help Europe without fli Michigan: Nineteen ‘ injured ihe Red Cruas said, lull pmat* uf corps of engineers, ill Jacksoiir hive Ikpcii hospitalised in Maim* them julned lln*tr. (ni'iuJs .aml villo. ' ■' , boosting prices at home’ and the Ttst of miksiiijr wa* relatives, Mime uUt-uf stai,-. At th* same lime. Senators the, time of ihr accident, The work proposed renidaM of , 1 1 m in ii'd f r o n t 17 to 7 . ‘ A f t e r an u v e r t iig ld i j i i T k m George Malone (R-Nev) and Tom 7 : 1 5 I’. M„ Katiolmsn dvr pe rung the evistlng 6(1 mile , Connaljy (D-Tex) salt) they hoped Flames moving slowly « r ,: *. u y |H>lire, Way asthting navignlioti elmuntil from Aslot to the special session of Congress from Union Fall*. In' southern of l '"/ l " " l « '1> ‘j — Kunfnrd. nml the -nJe channel in ‘•"•I moving of "art aulomobile l.nke Multne in u ^depth. of, 12 called by President Truman for Maine'. Ydrk county ..n the Seen "• » l " 1" " ' daiiglr ,put. th. N'oT. 17 would lim it ita work to River, were reported r.mfii.ed tie . •*«' ‘1t" ” «1' " rtp o rt^ ' .i* in ihe tlilch !>>• llu- high- feet. The wutk alto invtiives Cftii■ i . . . a» - _ L i.*llt I. Ml . . 1 w a t t fc- a . t i l l emergency assistance and Jrave _ He allegedly stepped onto structing Woodruff t’li-ek cut-off/^, the long range Marshall Plan lo *nUtlLJi/_l«tku -itui..-.^-W—ir—tlrpttr*; g b s y a v — s o d - in te r l b r p ith " the regular aeaslon. of five feel. - truck which was being 'Hid* were received from Hill - pk report" by—thrTritemaUimaT •eihrrifFhcy food council .with we*i nri l irii Street, l lie Uretlging Corp., $302,380; Arun , mem tiers from 36 nation*, re*lruck him. knocking linii^ del Corp., 1162,287; llepdry C'»ri'. leasad—in- Washington, said food (444.(13$; Atkinimi Dredging Cu, and dollar shortage* abroad rouhl (353.301: Palm Beach DfcHlglhg I eiry .N/r|uve of Mke Montue, Co., yt23.H6H: l':it.igun Construc­ rtmufi in world "eeonomlc collap­ se, If not chaoa." • an emjdoyec o( the Mayfair Inn, tion Corp.. Jitul.IHlt; Atlantic The report said world food who* was nrar> ihe scene* of the Dredging and t’onslructiiin Co., fCHaiiaaed mm Psas sit I accident took im nu-dlate corn* (336,086, and Met til I hedging Inn ml o f the ail Ual ion, api-il with Co.; (392,844. , Col. II, T e a le said that the Poll Of Parents By i l .m lm u o l aM !*■■• s l i l award of the contract for this I*TA Supports Pool work will In- held in aU-yanre 21 Killed In Britain's pending Ihe final approval of uf way insliumejita lieiiig A poll of parents conducted by Second Train Wreck right* furnished hy tin- Seminole County the Junior High School PTA re­ ('hamner of (naumerce and the sult'd in a large majority favor­ .Board of County Commis* loner*. ing a publte swimming pool which •The dredgMig in the 8 l. John* would be available to Sanford’* id Th* lit-rabi Pirk-the Winner *1 l**Hiir* today in Ihe wreckage River now underway between Palchildren. Children In varlou* contest which was sponsored hy " f 4u‘ Ediniturgh-London , express atka and A*tor la expected to lie schools were given allpe to take the St. John* Electric riiiii|i*tty Ram which jumped the* rail* near completed in December. Within 1it tVrriunH Killed In home nndwtba vote was 764 for and th* Hits Theater. hero yesterday, killing * t least 22 this section of the river, the im­ Philippine Vanipaign and 26 agalnat lb# project. Mrs. Sllvermarr picked 1(1 of the 13 eud injuring 71 In the second dls- proved channel will In- 12 feet John Schlrard wa* PTA chairman rontesls snd will receive the first jasler in three dsys of Britain's deep, Col. Teale said. ’* * In charge of the poll. Ma n il a , net. 27 m —At prise waffle iron given hy the |war-worn railwaya. <Dispatches At Seminole High School slips least 13, persuns were kilted In St. John* Electric Company. from Edinburgh, Scotland, placet) turned in by pupil* shown! • provinces of Luton Island over Bart Hinson was named second Hi-- casualty figure* at 23 dead' Light ItainH Fall In favuring vote of f l l and 1 tio- weekend aa campaigning for place winner of the fluorescent land 71 injured.) Nov. , II local nml national against. Enrollment there I* 460. MiHsiNHippi Valley elections neared ita ctimai.8oulhside Primary, with 370 pu­ Six persons w ne killed hear pils, showed 196 for and 11 tbK neVthern England roasts! Hy ASSOCIATED FRESH Naglmkel, 246 road miles north of tWf h. While workmen pried their1 Welcome shower* ranging from way into lelt-xctiped roaches snd moderate to heavy have fallen Manila, by a large party uf un­ tangled dining care, a spokt-amsn throughout most of the Missis­ identified armed men. The fat* of for tin- London and Northeaiti-rn sippi Valley and as Far West as a seventh— a (pwn treasurer who Railroad said: "We know several Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas carried money and ballota for th* person* arc as yet unaccounted where some wheatland subsoil had election—was 'not known. A convoy guarding Liberal for and finding their bodies may been reported tu need of moisture. Party gul>ernatori*l candidate Increase the lull hy another two The Chicago Weather Bureau Fa into GoniaJca Siuco was am* or three," said the rain, moving eastward htiihvd in ‘ I'ampauga province, baliot* after those of th* winner*. The express piled up a t noon­ This week the Ted Davis Fur­ time along a golf course whose acres* Indiana and klirhigan to- and litre* military police and four day, had left as much a* an inch of the attacker’s, believed to be. niture Company will co-*|Minsor clubhouse was transformed Im­ th* contest with the Kits Thea­ mediately Into an emergency hos­ or more of moisture at scattered Hukliatahap armed peasant*, were points In Illinois, Missouri and killedter. Th* Ted Davis Furniture Com­ pital. The engine buried Itself Court Decides For US Fiv* Liberal Party worker* pany will award a rhennll* rug in a ditch and passengeri extri­ Arkansaa. Temperatures over the nation, were kidnaped In Pampsnga dur­ and a magaxine rack as prius cated the Injured crewmen. Four In Oil Rights Case were normal for this season, the shd th* RtU Theater will give immedlatedly behind It Weather Bureau said, adding that ing the last week. They were Half Of World W ar II a pass for two to th* theater for roach** were telccopnd. Seven others low readings early today gener- presumed lo be deed. WASHINGTON OcL 27 <JP>tba third through fiihh prith were overturned and badly hal­ Vets Seek Training winners. allv were above th* frost lln*. The Supreme Court decreed to­ tered, (inly th* thre* rear cars Skies were clear over th* East day that the federal government escaped damage. has "paramount rights" In oilBEAUTIFICATION WASHINGTON OcL 27 DP>Last Friday 31 persons were ern and Pacific coast states. rich lands off the California coast. Th* Veterans Administration said Beautification of the grounds killed ‘and160 Injured in a colli­ CEDED TO INDIA The decree puU Into effect con­ today nearly half of the 14.600,- of the Mayfair Inn Is being carried sion of two commuter trains at NEW DELHI, OcL 27. UP)— clusion* the court reached in a 000 World War II veteranx have out under direction of the San­ Croydon, a London suburb. There decision announced last June 23. appllad for education or*; training ford Garden Club which Is repre­ hav* been six rail wrecks during The Hindu Maharajah of Kakhmir The action affects submerged benefit* but less than one-third sented by Mrs. Endor Curlett and the oast year In Britain,- with a has acceded that predominately mineral depoaiU worth unestl- a c t u a l l y have started their Mr*. A. W. Epps. Soil is being death toll' of 82 — highest sine* Moslem state to th* dominion of India, It was officially announced courses. mated millions. props m l gradually for th* plant­ tonight California obJactod to th* Is­ -Veterans have Until July 26, ing o f many stales* and tropical ,018Th* Maharajah, Sir Marl Singh, suance of any kind of decree at 1861—o f four years from their shurb*. ROTARY LUNCHEON this time. It netted that the next date of discharge, If that la later The .Rotary .Club did not m*et said: " I have no option but to move was up tq- Congrets, rather —to start their m ining. NEW YORK. O ft 27 W V-The today on account o f the Ladies ask for. help from the Indian VA said that of the 7.149,000 people of the United States held Night program which will b* dominion.” than th* court. Califern(a said Congress alone has the power to veterans who have applied for 42,000,000,000 telephone conver­ held at th* Seminole Country Club determine who puy develop na­ education or training, 4i70,000 sations last year—an average of oa Thursday night beginning at Veterans of. Foreign Wars Post tural resource* la the 66,000 hav* e n te re d __________________ 801 for each inhabitant—the 7:00 o’clock. Tha affair will be 3282 Is haring a fish fry tonight square mile* around th* entire them under the disabled veterans American Telephone and Tele­ Informal, tha committee juutounoed a t 7:00 o'clock a t the Elba Lodge w est of the United States. graph Company says. ground*. today. Patrolman Bender Leaders Meet With Truman To Study Economic Crisis NewY orkJiunorB First War Dead Back From Europe Lawton Reports On Jerry Silverman Gainesville Meet; Named Winner Of Wells Withdraws Football Contest � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1947 Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 24, 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/b41d6c43b947a80d7bcff2384f5dc0cd.pdf a5000dfa4ea2e22d10cc9b37840684c9 PDF Text Text 1 4 i PA CE SIX THE 8 A N F 0R I) HEHA1 ), 8 A N F 0 R D , FLORIDA Russian Policy 41'** ifuntil n ‘«ht * W EDNESDAY, OCT. 22, 1947 n m . . . !■! War Mobilization ito#! tion» now affiliated with the Matthall Plan needed to do wa* Id •how ileadfatlnrtt in "oppoiing American »lave loan condition*." and Arqciicani would be laced with an economic trim »tenutiin»; from lack of demand abroad for their iftrxluction. Sounding a rutfe of "no apfieaiemrnli" Zhdanov ■drcfxrrtt~lli«r"a< the Munich |>o!icy in the patt unit­ ed I filler'* hand* lor aggirtiion. su concretion* to the nyw course ol Ihe United State* and llir mi|»en•lul camp can only^ make it* inipner* more iii.|ieiiinrni and eg- <C»na.r* fra* Paa* **••» today an induittial mobilisation plan for war whiah wa* ihclvcd by the Rooievelf Adminiitration after Peail flaibor failed to lake into account ihe extent to which "the entire economy mutt con­ tribute to modern war." Korretlal told the Senate War Inveiligaling Committee ♦>»«* i U wai "an unJei*tandable ihottcoming. tince very lew people prior 'to World War II did fully reco3 ni/r ihii fad." The Secretary wa* ihe firtl witnn* a* the cummillee opened an inquiry jnla whr the plan (or ral­ lying America'* induilrial might wa* ditcarded. Forrrtlal't Iritimony wa* delayed nearly an hour by an argument Pilot Club Members Type Envelopes For Christmas Seal Sale A group of Pilot Club member* met a t the Vocational School last night to type envelope* for the Christmas Seal Sale which will officially open on Nov.. -I. The fnole County Tuberculosis and Health Association and its work in Seminole County, assisting with the Christmas Real Sale has lung been one o f the Pilot Club’s main project*. Plans for a bigger and better seal aale and the part the club could play lo ll w rrr discussed. The- CoMmunist Party newspa­ Senator Taft per Praviia and the newspaper Culture and Life printed Zhilan0V*i speech to the conference, in Which he said "Soviet foreign pol­ icy is oriented «n the fare of HiF co-existence of two wyMems—liie capitalittic ami the — for a period of lung duration." Zhamiuv was the Soviet d e le ­ gate to the conference, which led to tlie establishment at Belgrade of a nine nation Communist Infor­ mation Bureau. (Zhdanov's appraisal of the internatlurtal situation' appeared at the same time in Cumtuunist newspa pet a of ■oilier count tie* repte* gate "inefficiency, • mismanage­ tented at the Poland runfeienre. ment and watte” and would keep Zhdanov often 1ms beer1! hientionej its study "at the highest level." Fill r ental told the committee a Bt a possible ■un-essift- to, FtilU* “lark of substantia! Interest In in­ Minister Slnlin.f Zhdanov (old the ISdnnd con­ dustrial preparedness for war Was ference the United State* was widespread and the blame, 'If trying to get out of wartime there was any, must be regarded agreements In order to dominate as equally widespread and largely attributable to national Indiffer­ other nations. He added: “This expansionist program of ence on the subject of military the United States Is reminiscent preparedness," He said thst a series of mobili- Communism "abroad by setting of the eitrsordirm ry and infamous forth Democracy as an opposing defeated program of thp Fascist ration plans, particularly a llr.'tp crusading religion.” n vision, “attempted to 'apply the aggressors. He expressed the' belief that “Like the Hitlerites, the contem­ lesson learned ,ln Ihe War Indus­ the best way to combat Com­ tries llpard of World War I, as porary ,ruling- etrcles in the Unitmunism in America would he with erLSlalei disguise their expansion outlined by-^Mr, Bernard .Baruch." the repeat of laws which he said Fyrrestal'flenci ll*-<l the plan a* encouraged Communism. program and'even their offensive *r imperialistic cuirtpeiitor Brit­ "two gt-m-rallxrik” in many arrays Taft declared thst the quickest on th a 'vital interests of tlie weyk. mid said it wgs “deficient* In way to reduce prices price* at horn* I,...... development of systems and pro­ *ln, with a so-called antl-Comwould be to reduce credit-financed cedures of control. , tnunist program.” ciporta to foreign buyer* and cur­ "Since it wa* a {product of the tail national expenditures and Tiii* wos I,is Idueprint for KuArmy and Navy," he said, It did taxe*. not "give sufficient emphasis to 1. Cooper*linn-among European civilian He referred also • to the ‘rent phases of a total war nations regardless of Iheir sys­ control controversy, stating thst pconomy,” tems of government. Looking to the future, Forres- the Republican party probably 2. Uoveiopment of trade Tlmmtg tal declared “It ’is essential that would not take an advance stand European countries on a recipro­ we recognise the necessity of ■m (his issue, deferring instead cal hasia through treaties similar maintaining adequate a t m a d until an actual showdown arose tv thus*- ttvoWvd for eastern Eu- f.irrrs, hofh »s a guaranty of In Congress. peace and as a guaranty of our 3. Adoption of a united front security, Hr added these general Henry Wallace Says against attempt* of the United conclusion*: General Could Win States tu impose “(lave condi­ 1. There should lie recognition tions.” that tn “an all out war our plan­ 4, Tlie Communist parlies should ning has to do with thd^enlire JERUSALEM. Oct. 22 (AT— Hetiry A. Wallace *ald today that push this program in order economy.” fight "against United ini 2* Any organisation aet up if lien*ral Dwight Eisenhower perialitin.” hut l»e willing to cm “must he competent to mall* tha “ran on either the Republican or operate with any others who *up proper al______ llocation between military Democratic ticket, he would win port the ’ tm igi am. ‘ v=______ .__ * letiuiremente-ami what Is - needed hands-dow n” In the ’ I91B ' pieanov told tlie nine nations * (0 , keep the civilian economy in •Idental rlrrtion. Soviet Itadc treaties w rth, operation." "Elsenhower would he the 3. There should be, in peace- Republican party’* presidential eastern European ’ state* were iw Eurojre models of liu-. , could_ re- iltpe, _ an. organisation . .specially Candidate In all -probability,” ht said, adding: courttW'i. -fteiself and retain frrtlepMrdence ftulil the United Stale*, “A ticket of Eisenhowri and lie said Britain, Moo, could have Haroid Slassen would carry all had a trade - d e ity with Russia hut the southern states over­ "had It not Irecn for the labor whelmingly, running ***ln«t Tru. government which, under external -nieit., I T-elirY* tfiry w o u ld even -jwfit/ence. tnnkir m r H i isljs-wtiy oarry Missouri.” marked * nut agreement." Tht former Vice I’resident. on He described Russia as tire base a writing lour of FaUstine, spoke for "the antl-linperUIDtlc camp," to the Jewish Journalists’ As­ adding iluti t lie Soviet Union’* Dying War Veteran sociation and replied Xo questions. I t illi.*t I f■*ti *s.a4' Kf a il..,.- ..I____ I & foreign policy eland* for "lasting WillH Eyes To Rank peace and-can not be interested in g new war." Of the United Stales MIAMI. Oct. 22—(AT—Th* cor­ he said: .' ' “ Before World War II, Influ. neas uf u dead war vel»r*n’s eye* ential reactionary, elides lii the were flown to New York 1**1 night United Slates and American im­ (by 'Eastern Air- Line*) to be pel lalsm maintained all isolation placed in an oy* hank In accord­ policy, avoiding Inlet fei elite .III ance with’ the wishes ot Lestar the affairs of Europe and Asia. if. Skipper, 40. Hut Itr the new post-war period Skipper, Ul in the Army’s Frail Wall Street ■laisse* launched a Gcireral Hospital in iu|rurbkn pew policy. They pul forward a Coral Cables, willed his eye* to program using all American mil­ someone who needed them and itary aiil and ccnnnmlr migl)t calmly waited fur death, which In order not only to hold on to cam* ytsterday. ’ bat strengthen Iheir. foreign posi­ -■Whin he died, a Miami «Jra Lfibor Quotes Winnie tion* ill the war period and to *x- specialist removed the.' 'cortiea* u ■On Lords*.Powers pand - replacing Uermnny and from troth eye* and;.tn*y wire Japan with America iq the world flown to New Y ork'by Capt*. H, L ondon ■oet. 22 (at ^- bh O. Hudgins, th* airlln* frilot, to talfis j Labor government, -prfsto- drlivered to ’tha *y* bank, Mng ita fight t*. trim the fg w .W -Awaikatr liu|wriaIRm. — Skipper had s«rV*d‘ as ait air“American irnrtionnrlr* are a- pjane mechanic In the Army, hi* larmed with the SuVFesse* of So- father, James A. Skipper, of ciallsm In the IT.' H. H It ; with Miami, said. Ihe successes of the new Demoeracy ami the gruwth of workers. the imperialistic cam p i* ready Democratic movements in all countries of (he weffld after the war. They are taking upon themfelvi** the joh nf ’rescuing’ the rapilalistic system ’from Commun­ ism." - •Cl, H# said the United Stales now 1* “the principal' leading force of the Impcrialiathn'camp/’ “Britain and Franc* are In *1lianre with th* United fltate*,’’ he said, and "the existence of the .labor government In Britain and the Socialist government of Ramadler (Premier Paul Bamadler) in Franc* do not hinder Britain and France from followin» the lead of the Imperiallitic policy of the United State* In most * - P window screens dusted, mslir issue*. otherwise, rain and wind wilt beat "Such colonial aUUa as Bel­ P?'*’’ .0*. lh* dust fromtthem Into gium and Holland support the imperialistic camp; also such countries with reactionary regimes Dr. Charles L. P e r m a* Greece and Turkey—dependenr Optometrlet upon the U. 8. A. »oll\ic«liy as M w d AtlaatW Bk. Bldg. wall as economically—and the countries nf «h. Near East. South AmeHea and China,, .. . "T»>* main objective of th* ImperlaBstie enmn Is the building Up of' Imperialism end preparing t *r » nmv impeHallatle w ar—a atruewte wlih SodaBsm and Dem* SILVER and the ahpplrt of reac- nloved in tha United Static FLEET " »nd anti-Dffaperslic pro- 1040 see eftlmated to have Wo cd e smaller number of aggrag hours than tha 47 million ta p ! ad ia lMO. Railroad Unions switchmen, signal men, bollcrmek. ora. iltelriclan*, blacksmith*, tele­ graphers, and yardmaati-r*. (•'■■i Ib*.* <>*"• >*•>* <>»»> take a bigger part in natio I Four of the 20 are independent They ara tha locomotive firemen, politic* next year than ever railway conductor*, train disfor*. Lyon left no doubt that r • patcht-ra, and machinlita. group—hi e One ia a CIO union, the marine road union*engineer*, aomn of whose memthe tame inti ber* work on ferries and lighter* its Political (PAC). . Thr hoew o-^a*—'Labor t and Political League (L E P L ). g im .rs, Sotnr rmll lead en h are N n *ato talking about aettlng up an < - viKotoun ___ ______ * i-i. ik . s ganixatlon* of stheir own. AOthi want to cooperate closely the AFL. Amoajt ilie 20 unions sen ted In the Ran way ExocutTVee”- ’Association, -II AFL affiliate*. They includ th ru an alcoholic." Alcohol Is Said Not * becoming If* said one of the universal Cause Of Alcoholism symptom* of alcoholism is an anti* A lc o h o lb m . * UK SURE TO GO DOWN TO TUB C m ’ HALL TO REGIS­ social tendency. CHICAGO, Oet, __ .• Profeaapr Bacon ia chairman of TER FOR THE COMING CITY 22-i</P)— Alcohol I* not the cause of alco­ the' Connecticut Commit tea on ELECTION. THEN VOTE AS YOU SEE FIT. holism, say* Selden Bacon, profcitor of sociology at Yalr Uni­ versity; He told a lecture audience at Roosevelt College last night: FOR T H E B E S T ICE CREAM^ «'lf alcohol were thr l e i 1" r*“~~ fr y TOP ICE CREAM W i m a k e o u r o w n It* C ream , A ll flavor* T a s ty — D elicious — H e alth fu l aw T IP -T O P ICE CREAM Phono 12th 414 Sanford Avenue \r r " " ■'L ▲ r ^ ■ \ h y / f 1/ HI 1 If J \w \ 3 > \1 a Chilly w eather w ill soon be h6re. A r e /o u a ll set for St? A rt you facing a w inter of the shivers, sniffles, "huddles" and even illness that accom pany m a k e­ shift, inadequate heating m ethods? O r are you i== rejaxed ond ready with effortless, clsa n *Jy m e le ss f o o t oil. hooting — the method proved bast And must econohltcol fo r Flonda hom es? • There's still time to install the oil heating system that fits your house and purse. W hy not do som e­ thing about it now! 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Rosier Plumbing Company 9 |fi Weet Flrtt Street ’ : f I .- - 1W: - " ■ . •' ♦ ' ~. -- ' • Sanford Furniture Company 800 Beat Firgt 8treet « * 409 Weat-Flret Street W ¥ -* Sanford Hardware Coi I— < Q lu . l 210 Bast First Street */ t �1 -r~rr . A THE WEATHER a Partly cloudy with Mattered ahow. a n and thundershower* through Friday. In Unit; There la Strength— Tg Protect the P ltM cf the World; Promote (h i P r o m n of America; To Produce P r a if tr il; [a t Sanford. AN IN D E PE N D E N T IfclLY NEW SPAPER £ O LUHIE X X X V IU Established 1908 U.S. Agent Assails FDR Said To Soviet Attem pt To Know In 1938 War Coining *Curb‘W armongers’ War Secretary Says " Austin Says Russian Resolution Would Shackle Brain And Put Gag In Mouth LAKE SUCCESS, Ckb 23 W> g -'Q ie United S tain today assail ed Russia'* attempt to curl) al­ leged "warmonger*" in this country ai a .move for "applying sheetIts to the mind* of. the American people. U. S. Delegate Warren R. Austin ■declared that the., Soviet resolution "would put shackle* on the braut of plan's* well as a gag |n hii mouth." Auilin spoke before the 57-mem• e r political committee of the _ United Nation* Aiiembly after Brig. General Carlo* P. Romulo of the Philippine* had called the Soviet anti-’Varmonger" measure a "hydrja-headed moniter" inrpired "by an angry and ipileful rjrotive." Auilin replied to yesterday'* at•tack br Andrei J . Vuhiniky, So­ viet Chief Delegile, again*! foi(C fltlum i oh r« * . k i|* n Germans Are Said Not Suffering .Too G r e a t Hardships Set For FiliiRed Probe Is Just Like Hollywood Hit Communists He “ And "Roosevelt Both Knew That’We Britain Blocks Couldn't Stay Out Tobacco Imports WASHINGTON. Oct. 23 M’l C. Johnson, former assistFrom America Louis ant Secietaty of War. taid today Cripps Reveals Fur­ ther Austerity To Prevent Collapse L O N D O N .'O tirid Mb~-B.il ein banned tobacco import* from the United State* today and an­ nounced new cut* in food impott* a* the government warned that economic collapie would probablv mean the end of British Democ­ racy. The new Mniiiler of Economic Affaiis. Sir Station) CtipjM. re­ viewing in the Haute of Comment Britain's economic crisis. announced aP the »*tne time - a —cut of 3800,000.009 a year in govern­ ment and private expenditure* fo.new home*, new factories, and new plant Machinery. He predicted an even deeper atntetity #for the British people. Sir Stafford declared Britain would sacrifice tome imperial pref­ erence in exchange for lower U. S. tariff*. The. nation'* new eco­ nomic* bos* said the Britith imme­ diately mutt-decide to import let* from the United Slate* and ex­ port more good* to fend off collapie. » .Iff our economy and that of that he and President Roosevelt knew a* earfy ** 1938 "that wai was coming and we could not itay out of it." Johnson, who trrved a* Assist­ ant Secretary from 1937 until 1940, testified before the iienal* War Investigalirxd-'ommilie- which is trying to l-arn why a detailed industrial mobilisation plan was discarded afttr Pearl Harbor. At first Johnron asked that his account of pre-war moves in connection with the Isle President he "off record," but Cbairmafi Brewster ‘ (R-Me.) said the tetri mony should be open to llu* public, Johnson said that his effostto plrpare this ciRjnUy for“ wiir' were blocked by two former cab­ inet members-former Secretary, of Labor Perkins and former Secretary of War Woodring—and General Brehon Somervell, war­ time -chief of the Army’s Supply Service. Johnson said that a detailed industrial mobihiilion plan "was ditched by brass hats because* it did hot suit the pmgram of Gen­ eral Somervell." He alto aald that Secretary of Defense Fqirrstal hnd made “Incorrect" and '"Incuael" atate- In spite of ihnrtage* of food and clothing the people of Ger­ many srs not suffering extreme Jjardshlp*. according to Mra. Wil­ ia m O'Neill, former Sanford resident and wife of Lieut. Wm. O'Neill. Co. K. l$lh . Infantry. !’•«- riefcis U. ft. Arnly, riots stationed In Europe should collapse,” he aald, Bad Nauheim, Germany. In a let­ "our democracy In all probability ter to Mra. Lourlnr Beal, 'The will collapse too ami will tliiappeople keep pretty huxv, Mra. pear, and with it will go the last h ..m i . . . . . . i • « P > * r r . t a h l l O'Neill iay», clranlnx thing* up and repairing the bombed out 'areas. • ‘ ■ , • ■ * ’ * f f Gov. Warren Calls Mr*. O'Neill m e n tl^ , went to JCarinenv and joined her "husband For Military Training *J rt' <T h*‘ Somkinir - tm iniT Junto* ,um »r •-----=S— • i t Bed-^Nsuheim after lauding WABIftROTOM Oct. 23— a t Bfemerhaveh.'Bh# described;the _____________ __ rtH p-oiw r .-th ere- • • -«-*ronderfnl fGtjvertujr K iri W irkkrTaf Cattfd?nia aald today “world peace Is Tbnraday for tha purpose of con­ experience. “The country la vary beautiful." impoailbla” * unless the Unltsd ducting an open forum for candi­ ahe atatfd- Tlje -people from State* maintains armad fortes date* for the City Commission, It Fanpavlvants said It looked more “consistent with our commitments was announced today at-the noon luncheon nf tb c - tr ade-nrxinU ju. Ilka their- state Tf o jg w p f. <rf to the world." ~ 5 enaeUhcnr oT uon. court# are profly hartly -hhtnhed -MB-l TI.' l fipff l universal military training law -T he mretlng next Thursday out. HapoCrr, Kasaell and KronkfurT are flat. In Fnyikfurt I by Congress, the Californian de­ night will be held at the Mayfair “It la my firm conviction Inn dining room and each candi­ didn't see nineh progree*,- hut In claredour failure (o hare auch a date will have 15 minute* In which A'jthhr place* the people keep huay that program In the past baa ^forced to express- hit views. The pro­ repairing and cleaning' things up. two destructive and costly wars gram will be hraadrast over Sta­ “All the house* over here are on ua in our generation." tion WTRR. * mad# .of »(one with a wooden He added in a speech prepared * Mias Helen Welch spoke on bebate. When* tha German* * Imlld for the organisational meeting of half of the Civic Music member• house they put a tree on the the natlohal security commltteei bershlp drlye and stated that (here very top and It stays there until "No sane ruler or country would he a - concertad affort di­ ' tha honseMi finished. That Is a would deliberately provnlt* war rected toward getting naw memsuperstition of their*. They believe with a~ rich country Ilka our* If It bars during a five day period f<**f >*•*•»* -*e» P lf» ware known that we were ready next'week. Mice Welch expressed to defend ouraelvea. confidence th at the drive would "Any bully might try It, other­ be successful and that Sanford Rep. Knutson Favors wise. would .have a bettar concert aeries "Under present world condi­ for the coiptng season than the New Tax Cut Bill tions. -the tam e danger exist*, and 6ne presente fdaat year. I do not believe there is any* way • The Art Harris trio presented WASHINGTON” o rt, 25 *M V- that America c a n ,b e ’ ready for aeveral Bap. Knutson (R-Mlnn) said to­ every emergency other than to luncheon.musical selection* at the day there Isn't enoughr money In train our youth." Gordon Bradley, secretary oftha fedtral till “to finance both the organisation, gave a' report the Marshall D an and a 34,000,■ on the board of dTreetore’ tweet­ 000.000 tax c u t" Negro Is Acquitted ing last Tuesday night. But the chairman of tha tax" writ Irfg - House Ways and Means On Weapon’s Charge Commite# told a reporter he ba#Vsve* Corytrrsa will limit Ita aidClaster Washington, negro, was Truce Is Called ^©-Europe contribution under the found not guilty yesterday After­ In 9 Weelt Strike Manhall program next year to noon In County Court of a charge 11,000,000.008. of carrying a concealed weapon GALION. O. Oct. 23 (AV-A “It certainly should not exceed The negro la employed by a local nine-week, itrike, climaxed by a that amount,' Knutson aald, reit­ hqtei. erating hit determination to In­ Woodrow Jacob* •’ (white 1 of t - hour aclga of the blork long troduce « third tax cutting bill aa Chuluol* pleaded guilty Tuasday plant of the North Electric Co., came to a strained truce early soon aa Congress reconvene*, a charge of carrying concealed today and 850 aupperleta men and whether In special or rggular act- to weapons. . • IoR* ^ * *--women went home. Court opened thl* morning with *The struggle over union ' .The bill, ha aald, will be similar to the . two President Truman the ease of Marie Covington, cognition and 20 per cent wage operator of R elo ad earlier this year. . Those colored . » i. . . . .Beaala'a . .Place Increase demand*, with a poaalble measure* would hare trimmed In Goldsboro on trial on a charge tMt of the Taft-H artley Law In .lari** by from 30 per rent in low of f ilin g liquor without X volved. la to resume Monday In a Income bracket* to .10.5 per cent license. meeting of official* of the Tele­ In tha top brackets. .Each would1 Two case* against white defend­ phone Equipment Company and have reduced taxes by * ' total of ants ere scheduled for this after­ the United Automobile Worker* noon. John Pinkney H ert of ChuJ- (CIO). about 34.000,000,000 a year. .- - . . . . . _____ _ , ■« uota it charged with unlawful But even while an automobile •citing of Intoxicating beverage*. and motorcycle led (he proceaHousing Examiner Albert Karl Baker and Emily May ■ion of care out o t the plant Charged With Graft Baker, operator* of a tavern on 'ground* to take the non-rirlklng the Orlando hlghsray face a atm. workers to their homes, under a union <promise of sa/a conduct, IPA O ct 23 UPV-Paul K. liar charge._ -Vcompany official* announced that they had agrecd^o nothing more wv-o- a id t a l k ; than a "m atin g ," .* av on a bribery b*- William* termed0 * very*bewfklai WATER RISES ftqr*U. s. .Fliw, and Interesting talk on flrmt aid, waa given veatvrda Bub-chaser 878 whlrh docked at PBI axenta now attending tha 1 tha Municipal Pier this week for Naval Reserve training U»e, ap­ m pears much taller than -when It waa here before to many realdents dun to the high w ater of Jaycees Announce Open Forum For ___City Candidates MNrfr--i . W. M. Scott Of American Fruit Growers Dies Vice President Ilnd Been In Charge Of Southeast Since '21 Willum Moote Scott, 74. vice president of the A ttw kin f ttnt Growrtt, Inc., and diiccloi ol it* operation* in Ijoiidv and llrsoulhfJistern state*. di*d shortly after noon here |ntl*v alter a prolonged illner*. "Mr. Stoll. **»* born, Msy JO. 1871’ nn a farm near Sugar Gfove, \'a. He is survived by the widow, ‘Mrs. H oterne -.Scott; a JtttT UKI A HOUYWOOO StT. w tlh xrmeras and IlgbU trained on the princlpala, 1* tha acme at the UnAmerican AetlvIUoa Committee healrc In Washington where alleged Communist IntUteaUon of the movie caplUl ll belng probed. On'th* ite r-(le ft) Is Sam Wood, tho famous producer-who charged that several prorplnenl members' of th* Serafo O eclori Guild had “tried.to steer-u» Into the re<l. river/" At right, tested -behind bench facing witness (L w .il era these committee members: Bep.nichard Vail (R-I1I.); Rep John McDowell (R-Pa.): Rep. J. Pttrotl Thomas (B-N. J.). committee chairman, and Rep. Blchard Ntxon iARJTaUf .V. In'the fnreerrtimH ijmSiMj nt tha pommltlae COUrwl. (Intenusilonal 50undpnstC>A Million Dollar Plastic Surgeons Till How To Grow Ears On Earless Persons Pier Destroyed f HU * D I ' , h c . i m m i . r . r. Hcmdon. a SAN FRANCl5LQ«»0> I7~ 23 *49-An ingenious method of grow .D. Abram*. AlUn Wilson of Ft. >ng eafv bn car.ess (tenons one of (he Host difficult feats- in plash* e- i . nr < Pierce and F-. W l.ins of Ft. surgery, was re|N,itrd torlay bv tsvo ipri.slists in that field, Dr.'Lvndon « < . rr •V Peer of Newark', M. J., and Dr. (urtave Aufri*lit of Revs Yolk Fite -lighters-'.. Work;pjM lAmorary will be City. To Check Flames At Judfyi .,.1. Q, pallbearer* Sharon, Dr. (5. R. Tire rtruclural pa-lt ol of lye ear eaf U u mde mil of n!) catiil.tne dropped North Watcrboro Reiman, Fred R. Wilson, F. L. into small piece* like I- *Th«.»ger/ ifiap aik rd into a plsstic mould to Miller. Edward F Lane. Otto / ' Ogiv n the eonloura nf a luiiuho NORTH HEADING. M a « Sehmehl. L. M. Btevfnaoii of it •""* Iho wliole thing, some- tO fl. 23, riTb— A fa*l-«preading Maitlan>l; B. F. Whitner nnd Stncy h in t la rg e r Jhah a rlg aret light- ’ forest fire ItMlay menaced a Whit# of Orlando. in Maine Blaze 6Vi Inches Of Rain , - - --Clewwton^Area Schools Continuing I s i . Qnffiate -Today: Pahokcc Also “Hit silted in the abdomen, -late tuberriihi’la eanllarlum , * here and authorities informed 'skin. i.Tbc plastic mould I* full of state pidire lh>r wrr# planning to avacHal# the patient*. jrj« holai th ro n fh 1 *htrh*-1mma j*______ . - ----U n _ tlaau a—bud-ioHC -eeU i—frerer FOR HAND. Me.. Oct. 23 |le atMldm* n can find their way the 'ca rtilag e m a u - Thew flame* swept the million dollar I- oig cell* knit the c a rllla e ’ Mime state pier, here today, caus­ lie c H Into* a uidt which." »erv-v in g -d a magg estimated at mnre Is H'foundntinn fog (hr n#w ear. >h.,n a ..uU^ I^ ULu ^ l k Montgomery Testifies There Aren’t Many But They Create Much Disturbance WASHINGTON, Oct. 23 t4h— Three Hollywood stars told Con­ gress member* today, that Com­ munists ate active in the film capital, but accompluh lililr ex* crpt to create disturbance*. Actor Robert Montgomery called the Communist* "a «nnll minor­ ity" who hate never lucceeded in dominating the acton. But they create disturbance* far great er. than their number*, he niA Actor George Murphy h*d much the same storv for the House Committee on Un-American Activ­ ities, now in it*’ fourth d»v* of hearing* on Communism in Holly­ wood. He estimated "let* thin "on* percent" 'of the ’Screen Actors Guild ate Communists, hut they -a brother. I. W. .Vott of Rockville, Mtl.; and llirrr sivlfft, Nfr* 'J . M Harrttnn—nf—MnotgomeryT -Al*-i r a m * - 'k r m t t n n t "iT TrtX tlnn., Mu. W. A. Reatv of Aui'alt. Ga. Ronald Reagin agreed. He **id ami Mr*. John Scott of AjnlriUn, the fommunist* have tried to "muscle in” on the movie industry Texas, , Funei*l service* for Mr. ScMt and disrupt it hut have not «uc* | fritif Intred' I'fllf F l f i f f will'b» held Safurday morning at 10:00 o'clock st the Fit*! Baptist Church of which hr ws* s mern her. The Rev. W. P. Brook* will officiate. Serving a* arrive pallhearetr will he Rov Syntrs, Sc., Selling Activity At Slate Market Is In Full Swing Selling activity I* now In full swing at the Snnfnrd Slate Farm­ ers Market with snap l*ean* and citrus fruit* n* the leading Item* for ante. Produce men nee n bit puisled concerning the diop In l>enn prices this, week, as It fa 'bplleved that plantings nf 5.000 to 7.000 acres — Mr. —Bentt ,h#W*“ a* prnmliieftl of eonth FtorWis beims hare been portion in the fruit and produce severely damaged, if not dystnrftie jm hl|trv (o r half a reptilrv. After w l. according to c it la u r U V o*. u . s. D*paH Rlduallni* In l3M front the kHr-lJ1 jfrTport TIfnri-. ------------— -— -— — —■ »tw — eUrtfihtw; (Hfj, d Tritil#' T’oTvf*ehnfe tnafTiut# with B. S. and M. P. degree*, he be- heiidy rain* have damaged rhe crop" of this vegetable in North (f'nnllhrif*| an I’ni* T*«hM ami South Carnlln*. Ileans which easier in the week sold fur mute ttinn 31 of) wre now Sewage, Industrial eelltng—srf-4)150 -to -18 -75 a* the- w aflte I fIs[Mi.saTUrge cl . market. Growers In the Sanford | area rep#rt an unusually fin# TAMPA. Oct. 23 (/P>—Industrial crop. Rain during the past two Onr fireman wa* injured when waste CLEWfSTON. Ocl. -2J Ml P " 1 ""d planted In |dac«* disposal I* "a "cooperative days lias hindered picking. This he wa* knocked from a platform responsibility of industry and loc­ morning there were more than . School d e s p e r a t i n g on sched-Pn. 1I,I# Tf hP"''* ,1 ule today and normal condllsnn. | , M() ovt.r |s,1le just Iry wJTn being pouted onto thr al 'government’, Morrla M.. Cohn, 2(HI pickers busy on the Ttuiririm prevailed in this community in hark o f - the ear I* lifted and (lame* fiom a firelroat. Only one sanitary engineer of Schenectady, fm ms where 25 acres of bean* N. Y., told member* of the Florida have l*een planted. the heart pfr the Florida *u*si- rolled -forward to a point Jn«t boat wa* tied at the pier—tlm Public Health Association at its A few ettemnher* from tha Coast Gu*ld cutter Achuilinel, land after a ^orrrnlial dawn'pniu In front of thc'c.m- canek .Tho ear ItHh annual convention today. Wauchula section »Ru.selling -at 4 f on f (mini bn I'agg Three I -The problem of eliminating pre- 37.60 to 18-00 a hu»hrh Th* " >*e*lerd*y in which six and one cartilage I* .plarrd-next to 4h e.X« 'le n t eauar* of pollution of watec oranges at the packing house are half inches of rain fell in tbrer p< vko flesh and the skin flap It pulled back pver It and stitched aoure'ea and preventing future de­ as green as bean* when they anhour*. down, Thl* completely covert the gradation la otic nf “good ethlex frr, but after waxing and color­ During those hours, flood condi • iw a lln e e a » " 1 fcr* * | and goqd liusinrts", he aaid. ing have a film, natural appear­ lion* prevailed in the town's strerlr The muniripality has as murh ance. Eating quality and iiigar responsibility to dispose adequate­ rnntent seem* to Im good. Demand but today streets in high areat ly nf Ha sewage as to dispose nf is tather poor. were dry and those in low »rc CqldwelLAppoints • its garbage, and this responsibil­ Food Committee lions were being drained by pump ity Is a* great as that of industry GIRL IIEATEN • • Theodore R. Moss, Chicago real- to care for the rr»|^tue of it* prning."-' * • *" PHILADELPHIA. O ct 23, riPI4or, has purchased tho Mayfair TALLAIIAftHKK.-Ocl. 23-UPi ressing, Cohn said. A.' R. Broadfoot, engineer t A pretty 17-year-old high school (Jnvtrnor Caldwell, ut the re Inn from the Lauderdale Illltiunre ICeiif!■■#* r«u* Threat Clean alreams are Invalunble girl was run down by a motorist, •pieat jjt President Trummi. tmlay Corporation, It wym announced to- both to Industry* and Die publh-, beaten with a tire lion and driy- • appointed „ ■tx-memlier Hlitd day by Lind Wrimr, who will con­ he said. "Industry, which-depends en along lonely bark roads foe tinue In hU rapacity as manager on rlean water for wet proeesI'••iiservatlon Committee. Cardinal Spellman aevrrnl hour*. t>efore she was re­ f ■Ing. eannot auercjsfully exist If Karl Lehman of Tavares was of the hotel. stale police reported early Hits ‘Forever Amber 4pt<olriU-d 'chairman, frihri* are Sir. Mots, who flrat came here pollution holds away", he -explain- leased, today. Mn*. Ir. "J. McCaffrey of Miami, on June- 1H to look over the hotel eJ. and (pr nw*pns of health, Slate Policeman Maurice WtlNEW VORK Oct. 23 ypy—TI John T. Murphy of Pepaacola. with the Idea of purrhaitlng It for pleasure amt community attrac- here said dark-haired Aliea 8*nfilm. "Forever Amber," wk< co riL Chtfle# Franei* tine of West IMtm a client, wa* eo Impressed with tlvenee* the muniripality need* che* — a atudent at West Cheiter, demned by* the Legion of Decenc Beach, Mm . J. Floyda Grlffen nf Ha beauty nnd poatlbllitlea, Im clear water courses. Pa., high school — managed to today a* “a glorification of im Tnmpn and Robert Kloeppel, Sr., aald thl* afternoon, that lie de­ ■tagger to her hdm« at nearby rided to purchase it himself and morality nnd llrentlousneaa'* an. of Jacksonville. Chilean Government Mllltown where her parent* ru»h{ bring his wife and five daughter* Catlrolics were told by ■Fra ml ’‘T.uVge the people nf Florida ed her to Cheiter County Ho*, Cardinal Spellman they could nn to cooperate wholeheartedly In down here t* live. Decrees Martial Law pits). In Chicago, he was original sec l( with a "safe conscience." the President'* food saving proThe Cardinal, In a letter to ni -gr*im x- x- x De*plte the effort* chairman of the Iward of directors SANT1AG0. Chile Oct. 23 (A'l NAVY DAY of the Soulhmore Bank, and re­ pastors Ift the New York archifl VFW Port 3282 will celebrate occao. to bn re*/l at all masse of the people Of western Europe signed to re-enter real ratate —Military law—already in opera­ W M Sunday,, called attention to. th they /ace a grim situation a* work. Mr. Moss after visiting here tion over Chile's strike-bound coal Navy Dey with a membership field*—was extended by govern/ winter approaches. Without halp roundup and fislf fry a t tha Elks returned to Chicago and In Au­ action of the legion in placlm ment decree‘today to Include por­ Club Monday evening and all men the much-ballyhnoed film In It from* tb'a united S'ate* and from gust motored back here with hi* tions "of four nitrate and -copper eligible f o r the VFW In 3#mlnole ...... other countries which have food "condemned" riaseirieatlnn an wlfo and five daughter*. He producing provinces In what was County are Invited to attend. A •aid: "Accordingly I adriao th* to apace, wldesnrea'd starvation staled that hi* brother In law and Catholics may not set thla prbduc trill»fe*ull."-Caldwell taid In an- slater, Mr. and Mr«. Paul K. Le­ described ias a move to Mock a largo crowd 1* as!>ryt#d end mem. strike p lan" bera are requested by Commander nonndng ihe committee. tlon with a safe conscience." van. of Charleston. 8. c., the for­ "Comolurilst Ths decree, enables the F. D, Scott to bring guerta eligi­ It was the second time that th mer a retired Naval officer of government to which take action under Cardinal had tingled out a specif National Guard To 40 '-year* experience, will asalit extraordinary power* voted by ble for membership. le film for condemnation. h him a t tha hotel. Congress In August, was an­ November, 1041, he denounced th “1 want to work for tha welfare nounced last night—24 hour* a f­ Hold Meet Tonight Greta ■Garbo picture, "Two-facc of th* community," he declared, ter Chile broke diplomatic rela­ V t, ----------Have You Woman." Col L ‘l24th Infantry, Florida "and taka an Interest In civic tions with Russia and Cxechomatters aa well aa tha hot*]." He Registered? National Guard, will be activated aiofakla. FISH TO CI1ARITY on 0«t. 3d. Capt. Roy Green com­ predicted the hotel will be oper­ Under the edict, section* of Thl* Is the last week to reg­ Judge R. W; W are recommend pany: commander, announced to; ated at rapacity. Hrf aald that ha Tarapaea, Antofagasta and At­ u la r In order to vote in th* ed yeeterday th^l flah aelied h was much impressed with the acama In northern Chile and City iliction on Mot. 4. RffUf , . game wardens from John Lewi day. Th« last meeting before the .residential and, .builnaat poatU O'Higgtns In central Chila were (ration book* will be open *t Oglesby and produced In court a m tlvattnn eeremonlee will be held bllltiee of Benforrl, ria> si fled as emergency ioi\e*. Ihe City Hall until Saturday evidence b* returned to rold etnc tonight 'a t' Ihe Armory beginning Police continued a wholesale of I hi* week. Those who have age, and taker, glvan to charlty.l at 8i00 o'clock end all member* RACING TRAIN roundup of Communist leaden registered for prevloua City County . Prosecuting Attome and prospective member* were A gray Jeep, traveling at high oughout Chile, with the an­ election* do not have to re lie ­ 0 . A, Sperr reported that then rspecUUv urged to be present. A •peed, yesterday raced a train to nouncement that 200 already have fer again. Only thoa* who are were 84* bream 'and perch, thre tha crossing at Sanford Avrnua been aelied and that warrants over 31. who have resided In black baaa and 150 pound* of ca motion picture will be shown. and Eighteenth Street, • nearby have been Issued for 800 more Ranfent for six montha and In flah and mullet In the catch. resident reported today to tha charged with instigating a" “ rebel­ RIGHT, LEFT AGREB Florida for cm# year, can teg-, PARIS, Oct. 23, (/P)—'Tito anli- Polfea Department. Tha ear, driv­ lion among Chilean coal mhtare." later now. The elect ion on Nor. en by a youth and containing a 4 le far the purpose «f fininl FREIGHTER BURNB load of girl* who were eereamlng Communut newspaper two eeata on the City CommieNEW YORK, O ct 2 3 - 0 H te found . themselves In a t the top of ihalr voices, barely ■Ion. John Krtder, Fred Wil­ missed Altting the train, the reel- Coast Guard headquarters aald liam* and Jack Rattgan are dent stated. The incident wa* re- today that the 432-ton freighter candidal ca la Groop No. 1, Jack Koert waa “abandoned by all Lodge and-Randall Chaa# are hand*" at 3:12 A. M. after the candidates In Group Nu. 2. rortr the nhd ouch anti from .lira (lie Chief Olivet Sanborn re nmild n , *">oh «v It I- well- Itnit* ported the Elate* tinder ronltof. Mayfair Inn Sold ToTheo. R. Moss; Weber To Remain I sm . r v- — NCT. 215 AKsorlHled Press TeaMd'lVtre ' SANFORD. FLORIDA lIURSDAY. OCT. 23. 194? »*j* # -# i! r.. _ ‘ _ifB ^r====; . �PAGE TWO SANFORD, FLORIDA Increase In British Exports Is Expected From Trade Agreement GENEVA Oct. 23 OP) — Itumodiate effect of the Anglo- American changa resUicUwil ate icmuvcd tariff* should be to I morement of good* "United Kingdom io" in* United Stales. In the opinion of British and American trade negotiators H a ls "When tha British tariffs are put Into effect (tentatively set ^.*n' L there probably will be no effect on the volume tu Britain shnnld hare the immediate effect to make It easier for goods to come to the United States." The British spokesman said, ‘‘The United Slates' has got dol­ lars to buy goods and ws have not. For that reason alone, a comparable lowering of tariffs on r &r/Mos me \M M A. .BlkDSEY'S POULTRY FEEDS' _ '. v r' jo o SCRATCH GRAIN GROWING SCRATCH; L A Y IN O M A SH Z O *^ BROILER MASH 20%) GROW ING MASH ALL MASH STARTER^20 5 .5 0 5 .6 0 j BIRDSEY’S STOCK FEEDS FLOUR a FEED STORES both aide* should m u lt In * slightly better Increase uf tiade to America rather .than to the usl* In Interviews, neither B(ltlfh nor American touicea here would Kivu the commodities, figures and Reporter Reveals American Prestige Is High In Europe tonjt the people a greet interest American affair* and an ad- , for her production tech- i HnA- Russian DiueiaH engineer «,m! ! ijuee. ' One Led: ■ "We'd like to come over and irdy how you do It," • H rR A L hO tL If ign_lu... ruturlnce—tha—*atelllta Ltple within her sphere that the Reports j lock from a long look behind died Stale* was a power-hungry tat the! Winston Churchill's lion curtain, lion of warmongers was countUnited Kingdom agreed to a 26 find* American prestige still is .alanced by their realization it per cent cut In empite preference high In European countries within * Hui*la herself who had entariffs. Tha British source her* the Soviet spheie. ged her bordera at the expense said "it would be mote correct to “Two yrais aren’t Enough for European neighbors. say “up to 26 per re n t" a man to leant to shut kls mind •We hare more blood ties with Asked whether any concessions completely,” Slid DeLore, veteran re countries than the Soviet the British might make under the' Associated Press foteifn cam s- on," ha pointed out. 'T here are empire preferential system* might >re Yugoslavs In San Pediv>, not be nullified by quantiym** “ln any sort of open competition Uf.. than liters are In Moscow.* restrictions and Import licenses, for the friendship of these people, )e Luce's views are those of a the American negotiator said, the odds would be five-to-one in lined, im partial observer, skilJ"We came here with the idem— our fawor—except la Yugoslavia." In political reporting. and it is put forth in the-charter Do Ltiee retam ed this week for the Internationa) trade organ­ from a four-month tour through isation and will bg reiterated in Poland Crecho-Slovakia, Hungary, the gcrferal agreement on tariffs Yugoslavia and Greece—count Her ami trade—ihat th rr will be ex­ that hare been patt of his news ceptions to the fundamental prin­ beat since 163U. He talked to hun­ O U fso M c e ciple that quantitative restrictions dreds ?f people in all classes e f , are undesirable. But If w> make life, and reached this conclusion: i It easier for others to send goods "We hold the top cards, and ifj to us, it will shorten the period ws play them properly there Is I during which quantitative restric­ no reason for alarm or despond- I tions will be necessary. ency. We still reprssent in ths j "Actually our trouble has been minds of most people throughout * not tariffs but the fact that there the world the place where human j were no goods to buy. Nor have freedom* has ths best chance to j British tariffs kept our good* endure. . I from their shores. They have not "The American citlien acts. j had the dollars to buy." thinks and moves about m ote1 The American source.went on fVrely than the citlren of any to say tKat the Marshall Plan was other countries wherever lie goes " ] intended as an immediate. pro­ gram for Europe while the seven i Jusl as the American civilian months trade negotiations in soldier was our best ambassador Genova Were Intended as "a mu­ during the war, D# Luce believes now that our best diplomat In tually satisfactory b*jl* of long­ these countries la the peacetime term operationi. "It means that ws and the othrrs can go ahead with the Mar­ shall Plan with more confidence, without the recurrence of eco­ nomic warfare, isolation, .high tariff walls and discrimination which prevailed between the would have them'believe” be said.! not worrying because Britain may Wherever he traveled he found feel the effects of the tariff re* ductlona before wg do." Numerous other advantages The World’s Fastest Way ro Have The World’s Best have * scoured to tha United .Slates, including France’s relin­ Rolls, Only 30 Minutes Fi im Mixing Bowl To Table. quishment of the Import quota' system, It w as explained hare. Australia's demand for American reduction of wool tariffs was set­ tled before the Anglo-Arperiean compromise," Whether this was on the basla of a 26 per cent cut in the p re­ sent 24 rent* per pound, ai had been unofficially reported, wae not officially confirmable here. 1C1 V details, uciaui, nsgotiators it«guiiabui» said, These Gel A Package At scheduled for publication by the United Nations secretary gen uaranteed Di xi e C ry sta ls “ L O V E T T ’ SE , FLOI IDA FOODS, INC , KOI East First Street Sanford. Florida “Where Customers Send Their Friends' Western lb, ■49c From The West. Nsturally We Can Sell It Cheap because We Huy It In Carloads and It's Tender To The Bone. Blrloln, Club,-Rib and Shoulder * _____________ _jwk SMOKED HAMS— Whole STEAKS or Butt End Round Steaks o ROASTS lb. 69c lb. 64c Shank End Hsavy Western Stall Fed A Grade STEER B E E F Sirloin or Club STEAKS I Boneless Rolled BRISKET POT ROAST In Oiir Sell Service CateLittle Pig Breakfast LINK SAUSAGE Genuine— Grade U. S. Good Aged Full Cream SPRING LAMB- DAISY CHEESE H alf or Whole Kay Natural Riudles* SHOULDER ROAST. RIIANKLESS LEGS RIB CHOPS SHOULDER CHOPS BREAST for PAN- PIE MELLOW CHEESE BLUE CHEESE Sliced In Vfc tb Packages SWISS CHEESE Cobblsr nUi Ia Graded urauiji VfUuuiii POTATOES * Rutabaga 10 lbo 35c TURNIPS Fresh Green Georgia YAMS- BEANS Red .Emperor APPLES Western Delicious GRAPES York Imperial Green APPLES ^ CABBAGE California Firm Rips TOMATOES ONIONS CARROTS r 2 Igebchs 23c nisTRinuTQRS Lock O' Walk Y. C. Halve*- (4 Can Limit) Brookfield BUTTER NEEDS SALE! PIG CLY W I C C L Y ns Choice. A GRADE is Fancy, known as Good. COMMERCIAL Q U A L I T Y is B Grade. UTILITY Is C Grade. There is not but one grade lower thaaC jw hich is canners and cutters. Yellow HOUSEHOLD TABLE SUPPLY Where CuHloniera Send Their Friendt*' KNOW YOUR MEATS HOME CONTROLLED A A GRADE Is Extra Fancy, known J A 1.SM page document, giving Ihe results of negotiations on some 4.000 dutiable Items In ap ­ proximately 1,000 inerting* in uOfliVl, t i nesting completion. 315 East First Street THURSDAY, f)CT. 23, 19J7 No. 2 ‘/ 2'CHn '20c ,1b. 31c PEACHES PARKAY lb. 69c 3 tall cans 27c utranm: Prices Good Thru Sat. Oct 25 RINSO Nablacb lb.pkg. 25c MAYONN’SE For Happy Waahdaya Small •• ~ ~ Largd LIFEBUOY Fancy Large Stalks Celery., LUX FLAKES - Small * Large Gets Everything Floating SPICandSPAN SWAN SOAP Large 17c Reg. 22c - -f 1~ a f . - * Swift’s Polka Dot Package nU. S. No. 1 Potatoes.......... Ga. Yams Baking Size.; . . i I * Yellow Cooking-Onions Local Tendergreen Beans ' Fancy Yellow Squash. . . . . ■ CLEANSER r e g .lic LIFEBUOY 2 Reg. 19c Soap of Stare LUX SOAP 2 Cakes 27c LUX SOAP 2 Reg. 19c V -- GREEN GIANT‘ PEAS Silver F low - No. 2 U Gut SAURKRAUT ■iiaL'w rk«SWAN SOAP 2Lge.Bar$33c * Factory P a rk - (Limit 10 lb«.) Happy Iilca— No, 2 APPLE SAUCE 2 Libby'a-i ll-oi." Can Large' Heads Iceberg Lettuce Calif. Finn Ripe Tomatoes. . Hard Heads Green Cabbage. Mustard, Turnip, Collard Gr< Bananas SWAN SOAP MED. BAR 10c CORNED BEEF can 45c Dawn-Glo— No. 2 Can CUT. BEANS 2 for 25c BLUEBERRIES No. 2 25c SALT ' 2 lb. pkgs. 25c CHEESE 2 tb box 86c CATSUP 2 btla. I k Sunshine Sugar Honey POPCORN 10-oz pkgj 15c GRAHAMS BAKER COCOA 2 for 2 k Dennison's— U- ol Moit'x i W * ■ APPLE CIDER Yi p L Ale t t tb Cans Cinderella. Dubon- 16-os. 2 lbs 25c -3™. . . doz 39c WOODBUkY Sunshine- No. <SH Cans T U R N IP GREENS aunt'*- No. K Cant TOMATO J URE IRISH POTATOES No. 1 H Can CUT B EE T S ; Sterling rialn I* v f JM - ' t No. 2 can 25c The Big Tender Kind! ■ No. 303 Can RAISINS ms Eli • '* V CHERRIES Safe In Water Safe In 65c SWIFTNLNG 3 lbs. 99c l ib. can 35c Rad flour fritted P hone 1287 3rd, and. M agnolia Quart Jar Swift's New Type Bn’u rUnlng 2 pkgs. 2 k Old Glory PORK a BEANS Choice, Each -4 �rfv; * vV.r vnfe. v '. • - ;. py u *.{ .- -• : * s_~7 - e T U J SANFORD H ffHAU). SANFORD. H .OKI DA THURSDAY, OCT. 23. 1947 ti* 2 Inches Of Kain German Hardship* Grooms Academy To S \u. Athos, Greece Is ------j Play Bartow <Sridder»*»u.o viiu««, e a ii" » i t 'j s <| ir « ii* w s M H h , . , IW.I [ ---------Jl,Mt Of New England's other Not Disturbed By charget t a aoll t ulitc U. S. coipi of en­ tliat the trve will keep tint house tThe Croouia Academy High |*.uuhM mlUeedfor.-*t fires which lub-tiation st Clcwisi.m, from ever catcbmg ..n fire. 1 It* j School Panlltcrs wiU play tb»IV(*arr cau*e.i'two deaths nnij more World's Alarums gineers raid the heavy rainfall extruded homes a re . not pretty at all o.i ifjr»t hoot*, gamethe year 1 ft*jfjiti .i.7.H>tl.mkl in property, damoh over s “ very limited" sics in and Hr DANIEL HE L IT E -ATHOM. t! rrfrp <f t — A11 .lha. around. fJnruhtft. aatl_J*ualiluk t *<v hit. fn-n*lfs •>>ri ajari alarm* fail ed in iisclf no new flood thieit. f disturb ancient Athol.1 a land b n tin* east shore of Lake Okee­ where men wear-shirts ami wom­ chobee, however, when* the Hoods an a rt forbidden to exist. . * of the last tvm month* lisvu On a narrow, mountainous pen­ insula, jutting tut miles into the caused the greatest lo*s, condi­ Aegean Sta, which l‘rr*ia'a Xer­ tions were re p u te d • liHle woris; xes once tried to cut through with today after an inch and a half a canal for his war fleet, .1,000 of tain fell In the Canal Polnlbearded monks of four nations Additlomil rainfall was reported 'lire serenely in fortress-mon­ Pahnkc* sic s. asteries. j For 10 centuries. Athoa has in sojjte sections of Martin comi­ been a renter of Christian devo­ ty and this water, moving down tion. CoiHiuesta by Arabs,- Turks i i L i U - natural .iliaiiHU(e_ countL. and Germans did not silence Its is expected to create new hasard* at Canal Point, many of prayers. It is basic Isw th st all of fe- whose icsldenl* wsre foiced tn tnalo sex are barred from Atho*' evacuate their homes early lar; soil. And a deep peare rest* over Sunday when a community dike tho forested mountains that fiso failed. sharply from the sea. The Palm Beach Canal at tls • Rare in Greece today, there Is no conflict here between Royslist inlet fccllnn of Route 15 ami Cor­ l troops and Communist rebels, ners Highway nt Canal Point wo* t possibly the happiest msn in the still rialng a fte r overflowing the Greek army is young Sergeant, canal banks, and water was Up Thfophonia Halemis. who ha* ping a t a, sandbag dike protecting been on Athos two snd a half tile intersection. ■* years, never fired a shot in anger, Residents of the Canal Pointand says he doesn't care when, Pahokee area said flood rutuiiif ever, he gets his first furlutigh. lions Were generally n Utile worse In Vatopedion, most accessible of the nffinaslcrlev, 70 blsck-rolied because of new rains, and Hrpadbrothers welcome the alien pil­ foot after a tour which took him from Clewistnn around the south grim, regardless of his creed. I came with photographer and east sijles of the lake, in­ I /ra n k Noel in a caique, unan­ cluding the Conner* Highway nounced from Thrace, and the great iron gate jvai already open when wo had climbed up tho rocks from the heath. The elders received u* in k hlueand-while chamber, offerer! us Turkish coffee, smilingly tried our American cigarettes, snd in­ vited us to stsy as. long H r we liked. • ~ Later ,we dined on tomato and I salt-fish salad. l«‘an* and octopus ' stew, fried eggplant and .spring water. It was not a day for the • monks to hunt, but there would !>c fresh meat, they said, on the morrow. Recalling the German occupa­ tion. they said it Had riot been hard. Many German professors, scientists and students hsd visit­ ed Athus during the war years. A small Wchrmacht outpost confiscated all the monks’ radios 4 and never returned them. Hut the Germans shamefacedly brought back to Vatopedion tho monas­ tery’s electric-power generator which they had intended to ship to the Reich. The generator, however, doesn’t operate now la-iaute of a short­ age of furl snd Vatopedion ia lighted at night with medieval oil thc outside, but tin- 'inside )» jpiunnw afternoon with iliu L'niun,..^ W1<rehowever, MJlgethior again| Arndt my , tram Cr..m_ tluri.m a tj -ttm tax ul.'tmili'.rU nt.lLVid:' •fthefr ploiiil.itig is l» very pood good d :0 0 oo'clutk.contest"wlli w, ctMk. The i ne_conte*t win T""jntcer* continued' tlieir tffnrta on_, tInCnHim* Athletic,0 ,ju. niarev hlaret completely. and they are modern pnopic'. I Way,’ T*i — . ................- -----------it> m ccKs tinN«» rod «f tlte itrolonpvti drought have two Stoves, gas and electric. H rltl on liw vnool c<u£pu<* Everyone does t-eauM* of the The Panther* have .won con-waj *een tun the V. S. Weather ^horisge of otto’ or the other a t , tests from ih,- Lake County T r a i n - ,,n| j . tnUrred showers different times. ’ ing school and New Smyrna ,w „ >llliHt, “The people themselves seem far this year and have three morre hero approximately 4ihi homes, in t<e doing O. K. ** fat as 1 contest* left to play on Uw lwm«*S.ttage.. and fmm imthlinK* and can aert*Their clothes art: few field. .. tnon- than hi.orsi acre* of wtiod^ 1. N. Crihji.ts, principal ofUndc have Ipen blackened with and nlo*l men wear ahurf partis or whatever they can get. Their Crooms Acaderdy, has madn *n»„ estimated Idas of f 1 .rksi.tHkt. Sdienectady. N. Y„ Itulnshoes lusvc wooden soles and they aitpeal for a large allei^unc* to get one pair a year. Tlw Get* tho game so that-the school canB)|lW, r y im.enl j &.hacf<t PTO«nl4_ U L Jecu re a ^ , T - H„ ^ - f a n dn-TiTprdy**' man children _go_U i_lludr_ow n. i uff, h, aVy «chiK>ls. They have book* for permanent jdace to play th rf()r ,hc fiu . ,in Nt.v, them* now to learn, and anything Crooms Academy foollmtl •hat . would remind a person of York and Now Enrltind. Hitler la removed." Pier Destroyed The lleneral Klcclrrc scii'riliyt Sho then i elated of how sh.' ■' . who htt* oxpeHmented in prudUCsaw cx-wotld ciiampinn M:tx ICHHliHsea lino. !•*» riMl tit all-made min by du |>ptttg Schmeling .fight -in Erankfun, winch joined with three other ||rv.|,v ftellrtw through the Houibi. and that .about A«>,«K*U attended, Coast Huai J boats in (ightiog tim mid high, gupet cooled crtmultis mostly Germans. * blare ailer being inoterl to safe .-loud* were jiritkil for list* dry* <e trealment. lv. nrt-a, said they Here “ir t t n in ly no A cargo of expensive book p* ."^'nU ' U‘ * ^ d# i i . c uowuui . wuthertiinp* arid you vvnfCl find a better.** *1 was be- XliosUe min cloud n s t - s f tl» Th« downpour at Clewfiton yr ■- P " destroyed along with sev* Rockies,” Schaefer said. "AIL-wv tenlay caused school* there to heved observe a single lung session. eral cars of papei towels and al an do i* lo prny for it. VVt? .School authorities, hnwever, re least one carload of sardines. Dam­ St-d alsurl tt*o tiny* of steady jmrted rlasae* w’ete underway a- age lo die pier itself was estimated ’owti|>oiir.*‘ unofficially at )2)0,(HX). usual today. . , Scliscfer said forest fires would Ht'rong wind* fanned huge firv* M ime rain over n Urge urea The area of the Great Lakes at Waterbbro amt un Mount Hea­ roughly equals that of New k'urk r d Island out of control again nd "so far we van maki rain tialay ami himdu-ds of wrary ^ly W ally," and Pennsylvania torn hi tied. Compare All Prices Tho unplundered monastery IHilary is a Wbliophiinla* dream. 1 Among 1,(100 ancient liooks, hand illuminated on parchment, is an UTh century geography by PtoL emeus Claudius. Eleven hundred books are from the first years afte r the invention of the ptinting press. Any would fetch a lavish price In tne world market* but thev aro not fur male. Elsewhere on Athos are SerWaVi. Russian and Uulgarian monks, -twsa-alt-wUAfsUnpadUxi niw-Groair. Tlioir spiritual head Is thu Ortho­ dox Patriarch Ikomcnlku*. at Is ­ tanbul. .I At the height of Its influence, long before Columbus discovered America. Vatopedion had * J ,000 religious inhabitant*. Behind it* high walla, there still is a profu­ sion oi, chapel* and dnrinitlea lit the architecture of Uyxantium, medieval Francs* and renaissance Italy. But 70 monks now hardly Stir an echo tn the peaceful cor-' ridor*. Al least for the first hour on Athos, a vlaitor tend* to keep re­ marking to hinuaslf on the strangeness of a land where no women are scon or children's voices heard. Plastic Gars - I (Valin's** I,mm !•-*«■ CHsel nsw cartilage, leaving no npening;’ only • large bump where the ear Is to be. Aa the eartllege g ro w * fael to the flesh next to the skull the outer skin flap attaches itself to ^ the - cartilage, following the contour* of the new ear and form­ ing what ts to be the akin lining of the Inside of the new ear. To bring the ear out a little from the side uf the bead, tho rtln Just hack of the new memlwr la cut and’ an Incision I* made oetween the cartilage ■and the skull. This enables the surgeon to bend the ear outward. The flesh exposed by this last oper­ ation Is covered with skin taken from elsewhere on the body. * Dr. Peer and Rr. A ufrkht re­ ported their work to the- Amer­ ican Society of Plastic and Re­ constructive' Surgery, The first such operation was performed by Dr. Peer about fiva years ago. Same of the ears constructed since then were shown by thc^sptclalills. 4» Surgical in stru c tio n of cays I* difficult because th ere Is no piece on the hr>dy from wMe.Y ti slngb piece of cartilage largo enough to form the hearing a im b r r f**1 be taken. The pieces used by Dr. Peer and Dr, Aufrleht come from the and* of ribs near ths brecai Cut Down On i : • - Bills! SAVK A LITTLE EVERY J)AY ON E’KKYTIUNU YOU HUY. Our Utorea offer you the LOWEST EVMYDAY SIIEI.K I'UICES IN TOWN, plus lutper w«*ek-ctid nitwint. Anti \\o know Hint you can make your total fikkl hill lo.ts liy nlippiiiR hetv. , TABLE SUPPLY ELO V ET T ’Sr PICCLY WIGGLY tlmuitlly Htghta li o n nl P rice* (Jtktd T h ru hit., O ct. 2 ' Red Rose Tendered llel M utlr llitrly Grir lrn *- *, PE AS No 2. 19c Short Slmnk, Whole or Shnnk Hntf, 4- to Q-lbj Average, pound ______ GovL Graded Utility Beef Club or Rlrtoin Steak 39c lb Rtb or Brisket Stew Lb 29c Center Chuck Roatt Lb 35c U. B. Good Botf Blr. or Club Steak tb . 93c U. B, Good Center Chuck Roast B<;ef Lb FOWL 49c t 'l k AVg. pound • Chops Lb 63c Lb 55c j Veal Cutlets Seymour Dr. A Dr. Fryers “ tb Turkeys R o a st. Lb 73c Tongues Mr Tender Pride Skfhlea Syrup 16 55c Lb 65c Lb . m Lbi YORK COOKING APPLES 5 Lbi 39c Shipped Eggn do*, title- Txing Island Brazil Nutu ft 45c Cobblers 10 lbs 35c. Tokay GRAPES 2 Lb. 25g Green CABBAGE Lb 6c Creamy S P R Y 3 Lb* L O S Calif. CARROTS 2 Lb» 2 9 c ItSmlrf prmJmb Daisy lb 53c Bottd OLJfO, »ia 49c, lb 47c Super Bread OLKO ox 23c H o t R o ll M ix Latah 25c Legs Kedl-Mlat -TT— *1t— Mrs.' Lynde'n 79c Cutlets CHEESaf ^, HUCttlUi Ahr MLU 49c Western Jonathan or Rome Beauty PtARS Lb 17%e 40c B lo w n H T i r i u i r u-oi lb 33c TsUow Onions 3 lbs 23c 29c 'T Land O Sunnhine „ u>*29c pjte hrj*-i artiflcial ears No*2Vi 1UWI IKTQ Mtfjgl Fancy W est Red or Golden Delicious Okra A 21c r Lamb • Lb Lb 4 or l*ure Oa Cane Lb '_ 59c 23c chops * Lb 1 1 1 0 Whiting Lb * 39c .Fillet Sticks Lamb Shoulder Lb « » Shoulder Frssn Caught Larga oyeters 79c % •tk Nik Potato Whole or Leg Half Iottnb Large Cltssaapsake Bay 2 1 c Lb Boned A Rolled 65c Seymour .Dr. A Dr. Hen \ 65c Mullet - Franks V . S. flood Milk-Fed Veal; Loin ■ Bib , c .Seymour Dr. A Dr. D*Anjou There are relatieely few ease* of totally carles* persons among war casualties. Most of the eases to surgeons, they said, a n chUdrm born without «*n- * 'I 1 —r tb l0. ■M - 15c P EANUT RUTTER Iceb erg lt-ox. Jar 33c >-- - V - | Y . .. ' _ itv . Beech Nut “FRKSH PEANUT FLAVOR” Lb 14He . ' Idaho RUSSETS Lb 6 ^ c LH7UCE _s 69c — j Hunahlna Cheezits 1 ... BUTTER - - mjB, - •.* ' �JL JUU. T H E SANFO RD HERALD, SANFORD. FLORIDA The Sanford Herald hklliM iliiil) -•«'«»> ■•■•Nlai a*4 III "For President, Robert A. Taft. For Vice President, Hr DEWITT MACKENZIE dter P. Reuther." Tliia ticket, according to Drew Pearson, AP } v r« i|n Affairs Analyst umnlat and ‘radio commentator,Th a possibility for 1948. p news comca an a surprise to Hcuthcr, ami probably to ft also. Reuther, the head of the CIO automobile workers’ Soviet Russia hao touched a ion, says that he is putting in nil his time in trying to new high m , her - aggrc.afoii »cnl the Taft-Hnrtley labor law and defeat its supiKirters. a g ju u t Democracy by boiuiy niaxe Inst thing he would do is to help Taft become presi- oil.ng to the world a nnemo ■< Ij.____ _____Ssaluirf* M » f U a . N a a a a ll* ____ Ita a a a K llrrrl aa Mraal <mm » a ll« UrlaMr 37. !•!•, a*-Ik* I'a.I llllltr al *asfai4, 1'lnrMa, «i «4»i Ika A»i al laaarraa nl *lairk a. I«*f. m i i i i a m i i ..' 1Mail Xmas Overseas Parcels By Nov. 15 THE WORLD TODAY Taft And Reuther t £ t a k r l i k r 4 J a IM S n i:* \ t* 4 lla r (.oiiuiiV in: - W i lli #11 VfS M g t r _.Tlje prei»aed_j|rket. sounds somewhat-fantastic. yet mutations nearly ns startling have been made. A classic ample occurred in 1924, when the Democrats nominated r President John W. Davis, an attorney for J. P. Morgan d Company. To run with him they chose Gov. Chyrlcs W, yan of Nebraska, brother and political manager of Wilm Jennings.Bryan, whose pqlilical life hnd been a fight the Morgan interests. The idea bbvioutfly was to head off whnt would otiierse have been William J. Bryan’s certain opposition to a ket led by n Morgan lawyer. In this the device succeeded, William J. Bryan-supported~thc party.-That*Davis vtav ly beaten was due more to the party qunrrelh that pre­ led his nomination than to his incongruous running mate, the precedent is not necessarily discouraging. What about Stassen and Reuther? That might la* someng. But could the Conservatives swallow It? *---t t l tr y Om C a r r *r, w e t k N « « rh „ 1hi* r •Is :. R1»M(1m H o n lit* fin# |(l*>-«r *r-r, dill »:Ijinimini a . nolkrat fliMnIca ifikilwi Iwu* nnrf V0$ ».||*| tl.lt torft■ hi iiullw** of • n l t r f n t n M t n l * l o r I i # p i t r f i f i r of f t l i l a i fMMila, tfill h o r h a t c N f*»i nl r m « tn r i l i n i l d f l i m itt. I n la n d ,1 r »**».■»*» r |( » |it r »« r, l u l l w t. I m . i rrp r« » o n 1 a 1 I « I l f ra id In fliv n a tio n a l tl«l<| n f * 4 t o r f l l i i n f , o ff l^ » • • n r * m a l n i a l n o i in i | » fam # t* r f tlP i In IIIo f t t u n l f f H i l h h a a t t ^ a a t f a r t In f t l r a i a a n d 1 f « Y f |k , 1 . t h * Ilf»al.| if « ntfinhff of i m A noflflUA Pr#«a »»hlrt. ta m l l l M v u l a i l f i b fa Ibt me for n p a h li tnlla il «af ■till ika |aan| M I I 4 p litifll in I left nr»*i|M|Mv, r»* « H 1 mm W! A T i t l f dlavwifrMa. THURSDAY. OCT. 23. 1917 BIBLE VERSE FOR TODAY I YOU ARK MAKING DECI­ SIONS FOR FUTURE GENERA T10NS AS WELL AS FOR I YOURSELF. IF YOU WANT YOUR CHILDREN TO SERVE! THE LORI) BETTER SET A : GOOD EXAMPLE: Ah for me and my house, we will serve Ihe Lord —Josh. 24:16. * - - Captor (From The Poets' Log Rook) She would never net the trout Aeierp in their golden stream. She freed Ihe little "reiTTbjt, To hush his chlld-llke scream. All the caged, yellow birds * Laughed till they shook the star*. Hecauie her small white hands Dropped their prison bars, But why doe* she braid a green cord For a small, white, silken goat. And hang a sad. silver bell Around hi* tender young throat? . ELEANOR SANDS SMITH. THURSDAY. OCT. 23, 1947 Nov. "38 is the mailing CKrlstma* parcels to mem­ ber* of the armed force* over***., according to the Post Office de­ partment. The prrmissahle site Is up to 100 inches in length and girth combined, and th* weight limit it{ whLtehy.- t h» t^msmunista iiifiu# 70 p-mn.U Nn rrducst I* renulr that an economic crisis can be for Christman parcel*. All a r­ precipitated'in the United Stale*— ticle* for oversea* shipment should an interesting corollary to the be packed in metal, wood,' solid or persistent piediction* in Ihe Red strong double fared corrugated capital th a t' America i* headed ft her board boxes testing at least 200 pounds to survive the handling tor « gteat depression. The general idea is that 1/ all and storage they must undergo. European nations now affiliated | Valuable articles should be r«with- the Marshall Plan will gang giaterfd or Insured and perishable up ’with the Soviet, bloc, and- be m atter will not b* accepted. Prohibited articles include: Insteadfast in ''opposing American alave loan conditions," Americans toxicants. Inflammable materials, X will be fsced with an economic and poisons. Cigarettes and to. crisis stemming from lack of barto product* .are prohibited to tn tiermany, and foreign demand for their product: APO*a *«-*« ™ f f . „Franco mS S S S L " ’ . anti-capitalist * ! proposal goes, Rus aia can cooperate with capitalis­ tic European countries indefinite, ly on the bast* of "reciprocity and mutual fulfillment of oblige, lion*." This frrah method of attack on When It's Smart To Be Lazy the U. S. A. wax detailed In a speech by Andrei Zhdanov—one A man I once knew was asked to describe n perfect nf Bolshevism's top figure*—at fe. With n twinkle in his eye he replied, "A woman too the refeilt conference In Poland v to quarrel, too selfish to carry a Knidge. and too c«o- among represeniativea of Russia and her, satellite countries of ticnl ’to be jealous.’’ eastern Europe. The conference— I was a.very young wife when I heard him say thnt. with ________ ___ .___ Zhdanov manipulating the d the wisdom of it stayed with me to such nn extent tlint [string* of the marinnnttr states— have not only tried to practice it, but I've ndviged it him- !#fV. “P the so-called nine-nation eds of times In my work.ns newspaper columnist and | Bureau , * which is functioning in Belgrade, unscior.. j Yugoslavia. Thht’s what they call Were all lu g about something or other. W h y not be | u,* committee, hut observer! genM inzy to quarrel? Or to fight? Or to squabble? Why not eiwlly hold that It ha* taken over t som e o f u u r.ln z ln e n s p ay good d iv id e n d s ? U— _ ufisiut a t th* functions, of the We’re all a little selfish. Why not be selfish cnouglt to I atipposttlly ‘"'IT, y nhoJJsKffl Comintern, ^"\‘"t.rn. now that carrying .a grudge hurts you more that, it does \ for J h ^ r e X t of^C^ramuM.t itiyone else? You carry the grudge in your heart, and your , world revolution, lenrt gfows heavy with ft. You carry*it in your face, and "fhe conference in Poland was our face droops with the weight of it. You carry it on held some weeks ago. but It was' yesterday that Moscow re our tongue, and your tongue becopicn sharp with the bit- only leased Zhdanov's speech to the erness of it.’ pr**s. It's a highly interesting Be too egotistical to Im jealous. Fgotiarri, of n kind, is .circumstance that this rclrhs* lomething every woman should cultivate. I taught that, i come* on trip of Genera) Charles lellberatcly, to my daughter and to hundreds of other wo- * Do Gaulle’*' sensational political comehnck In the "French countryEverybody ii igainil die United ten, young and old. It in basic. Ststri, sayi . Andrei Zhdanov, whoj. The woman who is sure of herself bus no fears that , S X "jSJJJ! ..u L cim m u n ^L some well informed persons be Is he will lose her man. S h e defends on hor charm, her in - j achieved hi* vlftory by calling lieve .will h* Stalin’s successor.Itelligence, and her Inner resources to hold hjm ns long ns on the puldlc to follow him "in but it is Soviet Ruisia which hstlMhe wants to hold him. H is Concern then is not whether I " cruaade to defeat Communism .to resort to the veto in the ihe Se-lshe 5c [she will in? be jealous, but b u t of holding her interest. When bus^^natton1*1 b *at»j°” ^ *«"« curity Council to block the will oil ham) and wife both hnv« this self-confident attitude; then that this threat from Do Gaulle the majority. And when the vote! both have their hands happily full. • likely |* what impelled Moscow was taken in the General Assembly! So when sonic siren casts nn eye nt pnpn, let her cast! to moke puhlie the Zhdanov efon the Greek question, the linjlj p 0pa belongs to you, you lazy, s e lfis h , egotistical ‘woman,' f"rt to consolidate as much of count was 40 to 6. not (or Rut I alu{ for the nicest, and the strongest of till reasons. He * E,uroP* as pow lblt. against th* "fmperinlisi Ir eamp" of which he sia, but for the United States. | wsntH to I -- Chcsta Holt Fulmer ill Your Life. declared lb* United. State* I* _' 5 th.t pioJetemlimeTm^resJ Problem Of Outlawing Communists Presents Many Unique D ifficulties! »nd IW3 in Germany. It is preferable that addressee be hand­ printed on the wrapper rather than using gummed labels pasted onto the wrsppcr, Addreifc* should he legible - in typrewriting or ink, and should be complete showing rank, serial number, APO number and bratich of service, etc. Slates is new, it's no nows either to the United Slate* or me other Democracies m at Moscow- nas u*en doing ita utmost to ciesie chaos dnthin ihsir borders ay me em­ ployment of Kuxiian agents and with the assistance of filth returnmats and fellow travelers. The United States authorities are moving energetically to elim­ inate the Red'menace In America. And .other countries of Dili hemis­ phere are houwr.eleaning. Canada has smashed a big hole in the Ruslan spy ring whose romlfica tiona rxlrndrd throughout the Dominion and the United States. On 'top of" this'corn* sensational moves by Brazil and Chile. The Brasilian government has seversd diplomatic relation) with Moacow. on the ground that, there ha* been J 'outrageous and even calumnious” Russian presa criticism of Brasil's President .Eurico Caspar _ P u tra and her army. That is the osten­ sible cause "or the break, but many . observer* believe llist Red activi­ ties in Brasil itself provided another reason. At the tam e time Chile terered diplomatic and consular relation* not only with Russia hut with Oxeehnslovakla because of “instigations of Inter- J national Communists,” and began • iV roundup of Communist 'leaders. So ' .the ’ Soviet scheme for creation of economic chaos find* strong resistance moving in both the Western Hemisphere and among democracies tike Franc# and Britain. * ... "the principal leading force Wall now, what Zhdanov .labels a* an “imnerialUHc camp" inrjudr-i *he .Dcmotraciea. of R'iDlss. ■*w' — pin* the entire Western llerni The amount of water ‘required aphere. And whlje hit plot for by the (MtorentiZtlfpta to hxadge# , crea*n an a pound of .m atter varies v a rie s'• 01 dry ary -.matter from 270 pounds to 670 pounds. •specially the American people * . ..rtad jh a t nrwi-dxitulcti Iiom l-Mi sing. Kas. There a young ni*nJ 11 serving a five year term in prison complained of a stomach ache. An Outlaw the Communist Party." ° r »r*e *P««n. _eperation p at decided upon and i y* th#- wliuest. -'T hat'* how to-77--^—— - .-i-.— the due course of time, two safe­ t rid of Communism in this ty razors, five metal wathen, Suntry." 401 nails, a three-inch screw and All around the big hearing room not ail people nod other'odds and ends too numerous reple—but d r heads yes, yea. to mention.-but amounting to some [For two days it’s been like that the un-Amerlxan Activities thre- amt one-half pounds in imltlee" hearing on whether weight, were removed. Well. .*1 ' 'a Communist Influence In ytt rig b P -S ^ llywood. ■ • ine witness after another has We th cJ copious lean over the I . C ool re fre s h m e n t! in bed ■up-trn~th*-~4trnd.~ ta ltrd plight ol lyphllilics and qiend mil el ahiqt Communism, and then said: lions *of dollars y i public funal* "Oitliw tha party." to curi" |h*m ol the reriit|_oi t 'l easier to talk of outlawing 2 . N o t 1 b u t 2 ,fu ll g l a s s e s 1 their w'tong-doing. but heart .dit- <h( party than It la.to do iL Outesie Is lb* Niv i kllltf oL.all la a ilk o w ? . (etklng a definite answer to B e st b y fd s te -te s tl* Americam ana virtmdly nothing that question, tills writer called' is being done about that, ac­ a lumber c/f lawytra here and’in cording to Dr, John R. Strel- Nrv York, lawyera Inside aiwTout* msn. Wy know little or nojbinv: lids the government. TJiey are "about bow to cure heart disease, met who are specialist* in civil • c C tl« though we**ifl\e learned to get Hgtta and liberties. Y Here t whot you qel c Brnehed together, their answer m along with if, how to prolong Ide wa» "That'* „ <04 questlpn." s coot by using a crutch, as it writ. iey didn't' agrge oniJiow it 4 Ii ItrlllMMINT ✓ / 1 Some day it may lie eutrd. Ma 1 b« done. They all pointed ■-It 1 out ihat the Supreme Court might completely at VD i» cured now. n two ftae sweet—get your money a threw out a jaw banning the party. ± _ L , run o ta itis ■ simply by taking a shot. iswrth! Say. " R C for m el" Tie answer* of these lawyers, You'll find whjr Royal Crown 0 H it «r Dsd you know tFal wilh every­ son)' of whom aditted they are ' ~y l J . TAiri-TflT * Cota grew 60 tiinee in 6 yean. pucled about the whole business t . one complaining about the high i t j .outlawing the Communist "And you'll agree with million* 2 FUU .cost of living and even with the Us*y, that refreshing R C t* the only out e/ 6 ro u p totto-tna from •W as B i given IWIB, here: JT| ere RtMUJ cola that's beet by taste-teatl \GLASSES nari to toaot: VoftJ tesC-SaaRng fy government apparently trying to do Ij Congress might try to pas* a more (Vjr ISO H ollytroorf Sia n f Gel 8 bottle* or a case today! something" about it, -the Depart­ law not only banning the party but making membership in It a ment of Agriculture has on hand criik. s r some 200.000.000 dtrttn eggs pur­ 2, Th« individual stale* might | chased last spring for the eaprevs t r y ; o crush the party by o utlaw .: . purpose of keeping up the price ingU and making membership Ini L of eggs. The government will no; It Acrimc. Sell these eggs to consumers non ‘ Tie States, might claim thav had n n qvnstltuUonat right to decide R O « b est by m y for fear lh« price of eggs will go lltieal parties can operate] down. Other price support policies territory, «g>* BITTY GRABU are no tesa ridiculous in the light the states might try to ! ol present conditioj)!. And jrtr tie I this way: by forbidding th* j s a d "MOTHIR W0M TIGifTS" list Party to appear on | *' nothing is being done about aban­ Conxnunlst A *6* Ceerery-fes Tssfcetseler Fltfsrs ek rto n billot* ballots unless It .. had prev-: doning them/ ionsfc won, say, M.WO vote* in a J Admiral Hattey’s new book on past election. Right, Betty Grabltl A n d . (The Communist Tarty has | ^ tbe Pacific war bat lomsthing to ntvir won 60,000 votes In any . R C udnt 5 out o f 6 group ‘\ lay about Admiral Kjmmel of s t i t i Total memtiershlp |n the! part> It probably not more th a n ' Pesri Harbor fame, among manv taste-toot§ from coast to coast l ‘ many * more J j I Although other intereiting obtervaltont. "I 100JOO peojfe ithan that, in sympathy, 'know of no officer,” i|y t Haltey, with Communists, might vote f o r ! "wbo could bav# done more then tfaelf candidate*.) Kimmel did . , . The attack tucB |t then this would certainly i ceeded htetute Kimm»i and Shmt IW «ei. Tbo Communist*, outlawed by I could not give Pearl Harbor ade the It* l u t e or federal governments, I . quale protection. .They could not wouM certainty fight through the ' because they did not have it to eou to Ihe Supreme Courts.) A id high court might de- < ‘ve. They did not have it bream; mgreit would not authorize it. ride! -that trying to outlaw a I Congress is elected by the , Amer­ political party It unconstitutional and can’t ton* be don* In this country. ican people. And the blame for Eden *0, where the Communist • #Y J ~ p ---- t £ mm Pearl Harbor rest* squarely on the American people and nowhere alse.” There words are worth re­ membering >1 Communist egititon end their unthinking partisans try to make us unprepared a|ab|. "’ iother w name w sandj rcarry tr I eeorfc, fighting through the any attem pt to Interfere t *-*/? *i| v N E -H I B O T T U Ole thing to remember is. this: 1 - , ... <.v v;)* a. i s , ‘/ i I - 1V . ■ . ■ ,, S£fU®t;^TEi -• ■ �• V ■f fl 1 r .fJ i -----ifg THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1947 * •' ........... , SANFORD. FLORIDA THE SANFORD ------ ii'f.L -a T angerine Q ueen Contest Entry Social MBS. E. G. hit.PATRICK. Jit.. Editor Weekly Column of Ihr Snnford Garden (Tub He ha* no yard behind hi* Jtousc, No garden green to till. And so he work* the hot- P eis-o n a l s L Dtp Orlamlo Branch of the THliKtoJAY All menibm* cttgthRr fo r m rm-~ i Mr#.' It»nry-W1*hl fiaj return­ r»t dinner meeting of lhe-;®J ed to her he home in Sanford fjjtrr bfrthlp In .the lMgablmi American *L Drat * Sinfnrd at "the Touriatlspending the summer in Chestnut Veteran* orgaitixal aitiiutiort arc invited re a r 'In nig III with inti. Mas*. ^ W Tuenday HH to, at Ic ml ami lirmtr llirtr families [ O c h•rt e ron to a supper meeting at the Legion Mr*. J. L. McEwan. Mr*. R, 11. Walt hour and Mr*. George Touhy Mr*. George J. Scandritt of Jtut at 7:30 F. M. The Scrainola Rcbekah Lodge as hostesses. Turnnlo, Canada i* the gueil .of No. 43 will meet at 3:00 F. M. Mr*. Touhy, ■ regent, presided Mra. Henry Wight at her home at the I. O. 0. F. Hall, l’lana will ovrr the business meeting during on Park Avenue. . be completed for- the Hallowe'en which time .Mm. Wallhour was party and White Elephant *a!e elected secretary to fill out the M lu Nancy Collutn and MU* ^ o all members are urged to at- unespirrd term of Mrs. C. K. Hof- Jane Thigpen plan ' to spend the. •en d . coming weekend In Gainesville bauer of Winter Park. » Ait orffanliallonal meeting of th - ‘ Following the lm»inc»« meeting for the homecoming activities. Y. W. A. of the Finn -Baptist Herman Siawart. organist of RoJlihurph-nt /tfitt-F. M.~»t the home lin* College, ' displayed " colored Sir. and Mra. E. W. Bigger* re­ ^ o f Mm. J. A. Vitro, 305 Wr*t Ninth slide* of hi* trip In the west last turned ot\ Monday from Savannah, V. where they have been Street. M lu Jean Yarn will be the summer ami told the group of N. holler* for the meeting. ‘ severnl famous organs he saw and spending the past three month*. FRIDAY played. Friends of Fortrr Lansing will The Sanford Townsend Club Those will hold their regular meeting In f were,"iff. and**Mr*. W.° C .^'raine ! rc*r r l to *r *rn ,h *1 ^ u n d e rw e n t Upon Tils window *)iI7 fi CahonGumm, Orlando To Preach At Church THE GARDEN GATE "An Old Son*” Guild Of OrganiBts Meets In Sanford Social Calender PAGE FIVE — i■ .- a Canon Gumm of St., Luke'a Cathedra) in Orlando will b* in charge of 'the late service and pi each the sermon on Sunday at the Holy CrtM* Episcopal Church. Rev. Mark T. Carpenter, rector, has been assigned to preach an get fame. If you would l>e happy three days —get married. If you would Ik* happy eight days' —kill your pig and cat Jit, you -Would be. happy. fpicAMi— » gi-t_ o garden. Services on this,Sunday morn­ " A 's a fe ty ' hint: ih e ground "has Tlie" cllib has altnTul .umihh-d in ing will l>c a* follows: 7:30 A. M., parasites aa wrll as dirt. Garden­ mctulietshlp in the last yeny and Hide Communion .in the Chapel er* should wear glove*. One pair now wo have a lotnl of 285 memof I'eareF i>:30 A. M., Church ef the washable sheepskin (Roves bent.'for tliia reason * r feel the school; 11:00 A. II., morning Will out last four nr five pair* of need of a home of our own. prayer and sermon. The A". P. 8. foilnn gloves, hich are usually After much discussion and L. will meet ns usual a t 6:00 too o° large for the women. Sire planning with Messrs. Mipigliton o'Cbek. ' eight is about right so a* mu to „n,| Limliey. mcliilcct?. the build, be io snug that the hands are committee aeeeplcd plans for WOOD ID itN Elis hindered. „ 125,000 club building, These TALLAHASSEE. Oct. 23- (AVMESSAGE TO THE plana wem prescnteii to U«* Gnr- ltf.MJt>IAIIlf after bclnr, proc m iu t'N iT V lien Club for apptovat at the gen- n -ymeed man and wife by Jitdgfc liu-rt-as<-d u*(* of state pork* and 11 real meeting In October, Britt, and A-; n ^ n n p P r in Philadelphia, vigyutn* action against wood* butnera doling the past y*>«r wer* .—By I “tear Mm. -A.-W. Eppa • were accepted by unanimous vote. :c n-tfr Cngst. 17. orrbeslrn leader. 'rrpoirlnl to the Florida Hoard of :• l In a work! of unrest with Hu- There plana" nr* for a liepiUrful k « --s bis orlde. the former k w ralh Forestry and Park* at it* annual r", man disputes and jealousies in* tlte-h-rn building with sealing rap- Alien. 73. movie arttrs*. This Is the meeting here faday. . •■ flrnclng our nations, It is reas- nrlty in the auditorium for over i’.nk Dirretor L, (•. Scoggin jauring and comforting to belong :3*81 people. The pirtuie of the r - -i mnrrtajgB for l*o*h the Rremn1 t n J ttic bride. (Intcrnntionol) said altrmlnnce at stntn. paik* had ! to an organisation striving for Garden Club House can l-e seen jumped from 125.020 during 1045peace and security, with a love in YoweU’s window this week, Pi to •_,IT,332 during 1946-47. II* for beauty and a ihAl^j-^jn -kelp In nddition to the interrst and repor’id rrcei|i(A“ for the sama • hi* fellow man. 'cn1hmim.ni of clnb mi-mlH-r*,’ we Smith Brothers Mold Amusement amt i, frrthmeitD will \ j.; p j onrl jK-t i--*l - rose from 324,769 to • „„„„ J . nn „lla„s erlr , | „ . . \ i _ . _ u , In th is ’year of the tremendous have hud ninny generous offer* # > « provided for all. ^ j Mr. and Mrs Myiily Duckworth l*,MplUl on Mondiay night Offices At U Of Ala. ?37,|(>l. • . development and growth of our to help. Mr. Mfllford Foster of 1 SATURDAY ami Mm. Ernest Willard of Or- J illy and with the Garden Club Orlando hn* offered to give forThem wil Ik- an organizational | Undo Slrsi Raiph Baldwin, Mra. j M M,*t D»Pht»e Connelly and Miss Allbough U.- S, farm production At a n-eiilar meeting of the . 4 theme for the year, "Serve and Ulllter. a number_of gifts of money meeting and luncheon of the S a n -, Elial>elh Cole and Mr, Siewert of :Nor."'“ Sa?Tr J T . a t‘ , * Ponserve", it I* the duty and have been gt\en and other* have Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity of Increased 25 per cent between tending the Florida Slate Univer­ ford Story League at the Mayfair Winter Park, Mrs. asC.•«.J, Ingalls rie liege of Garden Club nii-nt- said thev waul to contribute to llie t’lilversitv of Alabama lrt>I IP:T!t and It'll, farm arrrage in* ■ . ■ aa an sity at Tallahassee have been Winter Haven—Lovely Ann Inn a t 12:30 o'clock. of Groveland. Mr*. McEwan. Mrs. »r* to inform and assist our new the building fund. With the ever week Ralph A. Smith, Jr. »n» to- creasctl only siy m-r cent. pledged to the Pi Beta Phi social SUNDAY , Walthour and Mr*. Touhy of San­ tUll!'^wJfnol' i!fM c*hTf< !rst*c«?Mitthbors, help to improve the j present enthatlaim nnd .-m-tgjr eleeted to serve, ns si-errtary of the sorority. The Seminole Country Club will ford. The litlo labor forcr of 34.4 testanl to be entered In the grounds of their business place., of our ntcmiK-rs. th i» dream of n fraternity for another si* months, have a buffet supper a t 8:00 million In the Untied .Stales was a positinh thnl he ha* hcld for the four annual Florida TangerinF and homes, a* well as rendering Gartlen Club House will soon lieMr. and Mrs. W. T. Whitehead o’clock. approximately four limes that of Inst nine month*. Waller M, Queen contest which Will be held this service to all desiring It. come a rralily. m and Mr. and Mm. B. II. Guthrie MONDAY on Sunday. November 16, at Th.- Garden Club of Sanford May we have the desire and , Stnith. his brother, was eleeted to 1850 and 50 per rent larger lhan have returned to Sanford from The Dependable Class of the Cypress Garden*. Thl* contest VBR (,rgnni>rd |n 1029 with our'"M l t«* make every bd in Sanford |the offi.e of ritual chairman f»r l!,l*k Savannah, N. Y. where Ihey spent .F lm t Methodist Church will meet By BOB THOMAS U iponsored each year by Win- C|(t|, Mother. Mrs. Henry Wight litore beautiful, our streets am lllhe - into term <-f nffir.-. ____ the past several months. |k t'? :4 5 P. M. with Mrs. J. D. Cal­ ' r r Haven* Junior Chamber of M fjrJl |1(„ | t)pn,. drives j»orhHhlnji for tm im U in W nltrr Htm lint lahan, 721 East Twentieth Strlet, ifOLLYJVOOD, Oc.l, 23 l/t’l - " Trienda will by Interested to ItOSK H U SH E S Commerr • lf> M cooperate with the City tcm rnjbrr «*»<« wiih i«» return to. jfrom the l*vuvr>?it>; **f (irmisin t*» Film aludios are finding out they- learn that Mrs, VV. It, Tunnlcliffe fltmsTly M the f l r i t l i d y of Park Commissioner and County Vk" happy and p;.... . «•- th e - t'nlvrrsitT-nr-AHibitmarltntKt No. I — 50e‘ Each Jim Owen Honored can't do without H pictures. * » is able to Ik- out after being con­ T a k in g (in lrrs rip rld ^s t a n a a r I n e tndurtry. l«_bm ull^njc ami {-"yniy, 'Florida a " v e m a ^ G n ^ ‘ ,l‘” *"”* “ f ' " n"'1 M' ‘ First of the studio* to rein­ finedtoIhe Frrnal'd-Laughton Ralph AUktln SmitIt of* Hanford. ■nil immiripnt Williamson was entered by maintaining path* fti On Ninth Birthday state the lower budget pictures Memorial Hospital and her home Miss < nil Immrdistely d.-ti of Eden. the Hlaleah-Mlamt Springs Jay- properties. Mr- .Smith 1* nt pre-enl the G rn v Shn'dnivH N tirse ry Is Warner Brolhers, which will .with a broken shoulder bane. I Wee am strive the roan, rood i «v ve to 10 Itnpiove improve me F *l«awu natho nntiontd (nwi turer of '(hi- l.omhla Young Jimmie O vm was hon­ get them undijr way.In December. Phone 716-JI v Id S S .... , • - tides» of our fine hijihways and , v \ n r 0 ored on III* ninth birthday re ­ Warners will call the keeper of Alpha.' Mr. and Mr*. A. F. Kelly and with » new legislation going Into1 1 1 . Ku n i l P r l cently with a party given hy Ids the 41’a "proving ground pro* Mra. Foster Jenkins of Riehland. th, , I , h 1 n u r M l r t U p |I L r [ . j w r[ we will cooperate with ______ mother, Mra. J. C. Owen a t their diirlian unit," and it will comprise G*. returned to their homes today s t o r y l - c n K u e W i l l e Bond1 Department ln..licai)<i" —»«***=-——;--------after spending the past week with B e F o r m e d S a t u r d a y ‘J fying the roadside* by cen»"»v-! Mrs. C. )„ Chofpeptng. Mrs. J.YAMm.KV'-VBNRTIAN. HI.IN U S ___ lUillowe’c-n motif was carried nut and director*. It is dccrlbeil aa Mrs. Kelly’s mother Mrs. Fred T. *, • Amrrira's Musi llrsnt.ful ■ . ,ng the existing native material ’N. A/xarello and Mr* It. II Keely | *ln the decorations. bring simitar to th r farm system Williams, at her home on Oak v . Abiminum - Cedar •• Polish*J Aluminum There Will h- an organisational ,***•« "Jh” appropriate na.Jwwenerc hostesses for the monthly. Game* were enjoyed through­ of. Major League Baseball, ‘ Avenue. covered dish copper held by' the’ \.k Ale I'or Free Iva.lmole out the afternoon a Her which mcrling and luncheon of the' San­ jive Urea and shrtlhs. It. W. Wan- .Ilible (Ta>- of Un­ Jane Wyman, .who- of course P. w . STEVENS •• IM7 W. Unbliiiwn - Orln'nriu I AVr hope to l«of service to r«frtthm *nls consisting of Ice ford Story league on Haturday-at Friends, of Mrj. L. P. Hagan Plume 2-0729 eroam. cake and candy were ser­ won’t tie In the new film*, said will he glad to learn that she re­ 12:30 o'clock at the Mayfair Inn. -„r community through this Gar- I'bft Methodist (h iin h tin up- | I ved bv the hostess assisted by Hollywood welcome* them. "B * turned to her home nn Park Ave- The Aladdin Stojy League of len Club column, to l«- published 'M-' w,,'‘ hl 1,1 "'! were the only nirans for actors to . -upper Mrs. Ed Smith and Misses Betty Tampa will be in charge-of-•the veekly In Ihe Herald, our radio “• *"*' Iciirn the business." she (obi me nue today from the Orange Mem­ program ami speaker* will be ■rogram and through our Gar t l en! ‘,n<* individual Hn and Martha Owen. ’ orial Hospital whe.rr she was con­ • Those invited jo lie with Jim ­ on the “Johnny Belihda" set. fined as the result of an accident Mrs. Rose Holloway, first vice '.enter at the Junior Chamber of il.'!w.r.';M rnl" ',‘ m11,11 •'> ),,A 111’ *GOOD NVAVS "And production is so low now in which she broke her hip. She president of Ihe National Story !omm»rce Tourist Information ;Mfh'nnev wen- abo- -e'vr-l mie were Billy Stenson, Nancy • and Dickie ftnnndlree. Palty, Ted­ that many nrt»r* In Hollywood are is reported to ho getting along i-eagut-, and Mrs. Katie A. Mc­ tooth ^in the lake front, ^v hcif ' ’ The IuisIiicm meeting of llte Cartney, 'president-of the Tampa here will Ik- a bulletin board group will Ik* held oil N'*.v, 48 at dy and Gregory Walker, Judy starving. More film* have to be nicely. for Sling, arming olhef things, the chiirrh nnd wilt be in I hi I-eagur. jEtsberry. Hattie Ann and Felice made or many actors ran'l exist." away and plants sfonn of il turkey ’ •upper in-lend hint* to give 8milh, Yvonne Cullen, Edwin Donald p ’Cohnor’a career * i* Mrrf, K. C. Williams ha* been Rev. nnd Mr*. 8. J. Grady have of the annual liarhcrnc. A riimYou Who Work. . Madden. Lynda Koonlx, Beverly (looming these days after a alow returned- to their home in I-ake appointed temporary president Of or exchange. Baines. Eliabeth Woodruff, Mary postwar start. He atari* “Are You Mary from a four months trip* the local group. She stated today In these various contact* with mittee ronstslinTt of Mr. and Mr*. Wr Arr Oppn Tun liveRose Speer, Harriet Bedding and With H" soon and then in quick through Ohio, Pennsylvania and that Mr», E. D. Brownlee ha* been be people of the community we It. It. Hutchison nnd Mr. and Mrs. H. It. Giay were apttoistt d to nlttgs \ Week- Tiirvtliivs Danny Bnndall of Daytona: succession will do “One Touch the New England States. Mrs. interested in the Story league lay prove the truth of I lit* old make plun for (lie pnrrba*'* n Of Venus. "White House Girl" Franklin I^e and two daughters, for many years and was instru- 0iine*e proverb: tinil Tlttirsiliu s Kt*r Your ami "Traditionally Your*:" I saw Janet and Dorothy, returned with mental in the forming of the I you would be h ap p y .n day— sound projector. (’nnvrnlrnfr. . . The cl.-i** votctl to contribute n him doing hi* flmt tap dancing in them to Sanford to m ake.thein chapter in Sanford. fund In l*e n«ed In mirrhaM- 1B0. six v rare-andJia/ing ajiirken* of home in Florida. . _______ _ __Thc_Stury League* have heeit 1'rnlnt’il Itrniltlrlnmr To I....ka which will tie used in the' a TlmeTIn the Army Ji®~danced In known for a number of years in I.P.O.E, Wives To l*ni c Tor Ymir Ilea uly study of nlcelml in ihe local high regular G. I. shoe*. . , and in T .m p . snd Dis l J,'0 r m N C W C i r c l e scln*ol. Ho- following commiltci’s Princess Calls ITpon Jacksonville N cpiIh. v . . Diek Haymrs l* nother starter forming thr league in Sanfyfj}! Were appointed for ihe romtng in "One Touch Of Vrnua." With Women To Be Women be the third such group In Ike year: rccn-nllon ntid pianist. "Mrs. J O Ilellp Alin-theiv A small group .compound of 9 Annsi Mne C hiipninn all th is ’search for » Venua going state. Memlier* from the other E-car i’pics-: cnuMesy «ti*l visit ing. J rive* of the B. P. (I. K, met *»u 9 llelly Stts>er • Untie PiivU i n , why- don’t- th e y - pi«k Mary DURHAM, England OcJ. 23 r/P> two Florida chapters well be pre­ Mr*. CltArpening and Sirs. Axrar- j Martin, who did (he stag role! Or —Princess Elisabeth, soon to be sent at the meeting on Satuiday. ■Vednesdav evening nl the Elk's cllft: devotional, Sira. William*; , lyb for (tie purpose* of organ!*-' Hperiitl Dining f^clolirr-* Keguliir S10 nnd $12.50 ia that too obvious! . . . married, championed femininity Mi ■ Williams also said that she _ng an Anna Miller Circle. A>t [memtmrihlp, Ijr. Gray, R.-F. Ctde,_ \s:>.|le‘.H Klile ( reme Waves- $72iO Jimmy -Roosevelt surprised the, and homemaking today. thought there was great need for slm of Jhi* newly-formed rtrele.jMra •’■ L. VVynn and Mr*. J.. IV "Pfefudo To Night" cast by visitsurh an organization in Sanfnnt will be In modal with the Crlppcd i llalek and |in|dlfilty, Mr*. A. C; "We must not forget that be­ and that tho group will l« in ing the act. They were more ANN S A11RAKOL BBA1ITY SALON |Hrockuinn, BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT lurprlsed to drain th a t’ he is one fore all- else we arc wom en" she (crested In civic affair* a* well a* Cldldreniy Home in Umatilla. J. K. Rnwland. Jr.. Exalted | Tin- no* ling was closed with Mr./ and Mrs. AV; 1 11. • Bullard pf the backer* of the film. . .The said in a short 'speech prepared cultural projccti. 117 -North I’nrk Avenue I'linne 717 Ruler of the Hanford Elk iKHlga, igroup singing ted by Mr*.. Ale announced today theM drth or a new DeMilla picture is touted a* /o r delivery after ahe set the Kinuev In the acrompiuiimi-nt of foundation stone for a new (600,. prealdeitover the meeting nnd ■on, James Clifton, on Oct. 19-a t' costing (4,000,000. Insider* he live temporary offlrer* Were elected Mr*. Price .at the. piano* Tho*e ^ t h r Fernatd Laughton Memorial about half, that amount would he 000 women's college building at Mrs. Wynn, Nolan the University of Durham. to serve until Jah. t. Offirers b7i- attnmhng the meeting very Me. ■Hospital. Mra. Bullard is the for- more aeruraU-t . . • Hostesses To Cluli a< follows: president, Mr*. MtP»— and Airs, ,Mi ,A*jarrllo; rtu n m in ; ,^ir. Sir, htoi nu*. Mrc, _ leOa lc i umi * mer B ^tje Mae McClelland. More M.OM stars are being aent * Women "can plot* that there "fnTtntr r T r eriitonr;-Mn e r tr f f ; Bye.’*. Mr. - nmt Mr*—Rue kn-nnr: ouFln meet ihe puTilIeI~Van JohiP” um t';b« nu conflict between Die ‘ Thd Elder Springs Cluh held it TT6~H Itutnfr; virr prr«id«nl, 'tr^ Topi Mr. mul Mr* ‘llmv, ‘Mr. nru! Nti J Mr. j n d Mrs. John T. Ctillum son, Lann Turner arrd Esther Wil party Ihey .want to play In the 1 Hughey; Mr. iin-l Mr* . _■ announced' today the birth of a Ham* nre hitting the road am) now world and their traditional duties monthly meeting In the annex of Bulner: xrvrrtafv, fir*- J- D. Me■on. John Thomas Ctdlum Jr., on j , nc PoWfu W|iLpIay an engagr- in the home." declared the Prin- the Ebeneier Methodist TJhurcIi Neill and treasurer, Airs. Row- 4 lute Id* on, Air. nnd Mi'-. McKii* ' Oct. 21 at the Fernald Laughton ment at Ihe New York capital. cess, who on Nov. 20 will wed at 2:Q0 P. M. on Tuesday with and.^alnvifatlon*' are being sent nev. Air. and Mrs, I,. M. Swain MriTJohn Wjrnn and Mr*. Minnie nut In all" Elk wive,* to join tin- ahd Ml. ami Mi-, nmrpening Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Culium AUn, Richard’H a r f head* east in Lieut. Philip Mountbatten. organisation. Also Mi*. ^Grc-tcbeh Crowell; will be remembered ■■ the former revive "Dark Of The Moon,'* which The Lieutenant. Lieutenant, .Tthe British ’ No' ,n ** fn-ho*tt**e*. ______ ;-----------------Mr*. J. R. Ilool.bau. Mr*. E. T. Winifred Ilutrhlna. O. P. Wade, preildent brought him a Hollywood break. .. Press Association reported, twist- j The number of divorces per Smllln Mr*. I'ricK Mr*. Jli-rlv, Hollywood U getting more com­ *d ii knee and was shaktn up In * P^sldud ovrr Ih* mrating FLORIDA STATP mercial opened with thr lo rd ’s Prayer 1.000 U. S. population lo/e fairly Mip. B T. Warren, Alt* William*, every day, witness the an automobija accident near from 1.9 In 1030 to 36 MW* Ella Rollon, Ib-Jtv llrynn. titled "Fuller Rrush Man." Now Cirencexter Tuesday n ig h t The Mr*. Quida Wilson, Home De steadily 1 THEATRfW u 1946. * , l.arrv Itnte*. Pat and John llr.K-kI bear a musICalM* being planned report said he was driving from monilratjon cAgrntj i*p*kc to tht In ,r^—.. ----- -— -----‘— man. . Reveriy Gray, [a-wi* nnd. around a'co u p le of cough drop Undon to hla base, Corsham Nav- i « w ip on prev*nlK*r «f fire* The population of Greece, almut Jontmc Hughey, Joe JlntchWorVhdme. She also spoke on Uv brolhera. It is designed for Broad­ ■I Station, when his car skidded on a curve and hit a hedgerow. , varieties of fruit which ran I» the alia of Alabama. I* enual to Sandro MrKlnnev. "Hunny S'mjrh. way And eventually Hollywood. . . rsr Itobbv Iteelv nnd Judge War,- and Richard Conte and wife are ex­ Hi* injury did not interfere w tth'grow n In Florida. Frftsen foo. that of Arkansas, Alabama and 1; Rev. McKinlev. , pecting a child In M arch.. -Vincent his navy duties, the agency aaid. pamphlets wer# distributed to th Mississippi combined. 1 In her talk, the Princes* said, I member*. Price-■joins llenr,y Fonda and 1 rS iM * * P eter 4,orre In "Rain* Before "Women have moved far In th is ! Following the adjournment century. They Have asserted many the business meeting dainty re Seven" . . .Talk about Burt I-ssni H e -Opens -12:45 M.- 40c coster quitting pic turn* should not rights and they have established freshmenta were oerved by tb< many claims. But If we are to hostesses. The refreshment* car v fe / TODyVY & FRIDAY1 has four pictures to Jo In the com­ maintain Ma high tradition we rled out a Hallowe’en color achemc fiOKi »h*,vsfy b n l (U p . y(H»» (ttiW 'l (**l d*«*f*S Iks ' *BE f ing year, a* well aa the current must not .forget thet before all Those attending the meeting wer ■. g sn lts (u ppoil, p to p s , bslo n c* . ('u .d y | Mra. Wad*, Sir*, f a i l Hradl’U “All Your Sons" . . .Robert Ryan else we are women. w * wants RKO to buy the life of "If we hare eetahlithed mtr J . A. Hlelnmeyer. Ml. , p io tsriio n n n d lollin g la poll-T oried H Marine hero Evans Csrlson. It righta, we have In so doing mul- Eunice B. Walker. Mr*. H. B. No: LHo insurance protection Is ior peoplo who look EM ...M ounted With Suspense would make a great story. tipHed our dullea." ’ wood, Mrs. A, E. Dobson, Mr will g . , . ikrovgb oil _____ , Ro»a L. Steward, Mr*. J. 1 a h e a d . . . who want to protocl thomselvos and “ Her Husband's Affalra" (COL) IpimolWt y*e»» Slo>t wiiH , . , Is a -sany comedy which it a bright Long dlsfftce television tran*. [ ^ Koch*Nolan and Mr their loved ones against want in ovont oi dis­ relief from the aerioua far* of cur­ mission was flr»t successfully ' ynn' ________ __________ tm d yog II *loy wUty Poll f’o iro ls rent movies. It concerns an un­ ability. old age. or death. demonstrated more than 20 year* • Alegria hot about ' the s*n|predictable salve which either number of people aa Ohio. * grows hair, removea It or embalma ego.. Woodmen build their flnar/Sal security with the user. You ran imagine th* eon sea uenre*. Lucille Ball. Fra'nsafe, sound, legal reserve life insurance pro* r(iot Tone and Edward Everell lection. They also en]oy the many “plus*' ben­ ■Horton indulge In the foolishness D E PE N D E N C E ? with generally hilarious result*. efits derived from Woodcraft's fraternal, social *• T«*“ &"u;' * !:Mp:s w =w k =s . w-j-wj ja s^uSSSaicadS E Hollywood Start your child right.1 For Those W ho Look Ahe Gay, Tender Moments To get rid o,* musty .dors In the cellar nr- basment, sprinkle a llU h chloride of lime on (he floor. Aa soon aa the musllness disap­ pear*. sweep up the lime and grnib the floor. —'---------- - ---------- - Revival Services Assembly of God Church 4118 Laurel Arena* TUESDAY thru SUNDAY -.\p__■ r- J :ir * i We Invite You’ To PolIvParrot I HOI) r o s f i o r i AND 0 l* tt and civic activities. To keep coffee fresh, put It In a tightly sealed can and leave (t In the refrigerator. or l « t lha lo cal W oodm an rapraaan latlv a help you lo aelecl (ha type ol W oodm an Ula tn n m m c a cariltlcata th at will e x a c tly m aal y o u r n ta d a to aeaure y au r tutura aacurtty. IN D E P E N D E N C E ? SHOE FITTING ... 5 or 10 years from now will you ba able to face the world- secure and confident? ' W O O D M E N o f tlx W O R L D . Life Insurance Society Start on your Declaration of Independence now by sa\’lnff a portion of your income regularly. e o i m i l l EXCEED 6140.000,060 OMAHA. NEBRASKA LET US HELP V0U1 YOUR ACCOUNT IS INSURED HERE! Depoelta Accepted from SI.00 (o 95,000.00 First Federal Savings & Loan Association of Seminole County REV. MEL HARGIS “Hanfont’a Thrift Institution" ------> ■ . .. . .. i V - i »-e* • * • * ‘ . , -j. . -- ' *' 7 . ■, '.f- _ j in' _ • s' ‘I " r • J . i - _V‘_. . , a ' ' ’ ' ► �V MOST THOROUGH CLEANING IN MANY YEARS By JACK HAND NEW YORK Oct. 23 <VP>-Old age ha* crept up on so many Muj. or League cluht that baseball la getting act for Ita moat thorough BouaecMapIng job In yeara. Much . of ■I ha r i v r a j f ta le n t- la - *J«U*4 for the acrap heap before the 10 cluba atart spring training March 1. ' The "youth movement” defin­ itely) U in full awing In Brooklyn, Cincinnati and Philadelphia. In Pirates retired coach. .Hank Pirate. nection. istice, Forbes1To1U Of F Homecoming To Be Biggest Thing e Fur Honors Of Sort At School jfir-Gator Contest GAINESVILLE Oft. 23- (Spe­ or three week* ago. AINf'SVILl’.E Oet. 22 (Spe- cial)—Two when final plana for the Florida ami Hip, Sewell hat been and .become* a pitching ,o3Sii58r,jS'1isj^r& Greenberg la no longer I'rv* to ahop foe- a con­ Hank ia considering an ur^Fi trr.H p>r~ ~ df~TA ror ~removal remnvn — or ~imirnc chips from hla elbow. The Pir­ ates also sent Roger Wolff, the knuckle Itall expert, to Sarramen* to In payment for a young catch­ er, «The New York (Hants who rerMter wIth *fu addition, of Jack IJhrke, Rob I f ...,,.2 2?^., ■ Thuiiuun and.X -Xaxry. urty Jansen Jansen hlast ut fhakrourmo«rof TW— 'iK-AdW hsu.lTUutttuui-and f i tSince n c the end of the season, the winter, have cut loose an old fam ­ WUt* Sox have relra.ed U fty iliar hand. Catcher Ernie I-omharThornton Voone talent t.le S f’feom h f minora. M mu„ Lee. ,1M,i the cunning south- ° n *uW'K irura the In the American l £ c£ i t l ™ " * yUl " 'ira!^‘•''^ ‘heir Z " 1 Y ,. m , " S 1 5 S j„ J F t ‘ and ■»w (tenoral Manager• , tarts. Likewise the Sox have Billy slip Evans la shopping for a «Ut loose Red Ruffing who failed second base-shortstop <o show many traces of his old tion to restore* the Tigerscombina­ to the Nbw York Yankee form In a few contending class. >Urt rta for Chicago. Cecil TravU of Washington haa Ruffing la reported headed for a srnuiinar «r tmrm .o .i.n , no. io P*»cwl °n *he voluntary reathe r e Yankee !K ^ "U 5 5 La?!.#,n * * ‘"itlrc d list and old "Grandma** organisation. _ . . . .Johnny Murphy has retired as a , .Thi C hlcifo Cuba have Iw n Boston ’tUd Hh i p Ur hi*r to icout ding out the oldsters. Third new talent. The Bed Sox also re­ man Stan Hark Is gone and leased Edgar Smith, the veteran t are veteran pitchers Claude southpaw whom they, picked up aaseau and BUI Lee. Bill Jur- on waivers from Chicago In late i, the utility Inflelder who plny- season, and reliefer Bob Klinger. shortstop regularly fur n Mrl Harder la to coach pitcher* ttetrh In September, lias lieen for Cleveland, and Joe Medwick, ralaaied as a player but signed who helped out the St. I-ouls Car­ as a roach. dinals In a tight spot last sum­ With Bill Meyer, a great hand mer. once again Is a free agent with young players, taking qver looking for a connection. Pittsburgh, ‘ the: here will be mole When the turn on Interleagua >k slips handed out by general waivers la lifted Nov. 20, a new nager Roy Harney, Jim Bag- flurrv of releases Is to he ,-x, by, the /o rm er Boston ned . Box peeled. Until that time, pending and Cleveland hurler, has the Nov. 10 draft at CincinsatT, been eent to Indianapolis by the action la at na standstill. * “ ** f Sports Roundup Dy HUGII FULLHRTON, JlL ar « it when North Carolina’* m rKl n» T f lu rlie* I Choc Choc) Justice rtrurf ,in|t '* 0i« biggest th in r of It. ijr now that the Gator footam ha* a win under Us belt, llnttirte rtminie aeiitg.l n# *K flftH I^All U Ail Homecoming crowd of , h ' 1 ’ ^k far hrixh.er s ill Gainesville Saturday • after- *h .n,f1-1 .. , r hri«hter still, n. ... .. I Boldiy-Potboa, the G ators gl great be triiile-acttnncd Justice, ofi w . e L s r .tv-ri-t o u r ■■ gErand r n n n rreccpllon_ e c c p u o n for 101 ng a th — «rf r u n . mal** ,for patting and punting, will Coach Carl 8navely and his Pupn Justice dominated them. for yurdagr with Florida’s and The Tar lleot* tweame victor* xllonal Jtohhr. Forbes, a ilea- in th rir own fight kgaln Saturday youngster who ia in the very at the expense of a sttciig Willlbracket , . . of. . ihc . . nation's .. run.. .am and Slaty- team, making It In apit# of the fact that the ' , wo w|n, two defeat* thi* ora have coppud only one win , r *iM,n. ' ’ our starts. Their other win came In the wa* Forbes* 70-yard beauty opener over Georgia, while Tex­ tli brought alsiut the 7 to fl as pet formed a little trompling l|rida upset over S . C. State. aet that ended 34-0, and Wake Forties run. that is, and Forest caught on and look their ifising defensive play uf a rug. neighbors l»-7. Florida line. ---The usual prodecura of picking forth Carolina'* T ar Hecla, a a weak, or often defeated them. -M-ason favorite to tie one o f'fo r the Homecoming was passed national leaders, brings an by Coach Wolf thi* year in an alle record to Gainesville. ..attempt ...... to . give the visitors the ch . Carl Snavely’s boy* blew best In football, lid off the lesson with a 14 “The aeries with Notth Carolina ______ _____ _ began hack In 1921 and five 7 win over Georgia, then ___ dropa 0 to 34 nightman? to Texas games have been played between J fell before Wake Forest 7 to the two teams down through the before bouncing back at the year*. The T ar Heel* have won ><n*e of William and Mary, 13 three of the game* against the 7. Saturday. .Gators one. with one game endIn a game expected to be pack- , ln* ' , , .. from the kickoff with o f f e n - J 1** Uator* suffered only slight thrill*, the Gators will ran £ J ur *h* „Tl,h N“r*h ouarterbiu k-pasu-r* Laiarou*. CwuUna State and will expect o nil and Doug IK-lden. tha l.rib- t*ut i tht? sama tcsm .on th* fUld at Forbea,• and break-away arthe Tgr lltel*. ollu!!*1 <,r' f/ln “ml '' or' " | HAMP POOL KBHIGNH CHICAGO, Oct. 23 (A*)— HampNarth Carolina's Sugar Bowl sgo “Rockets of !V !" K s - .« * X K X ' S r ."1 Con th - All-American Football r ^„fere nee. T h i. ardkea reports that 1ipe, and faat-ntoving Jim Camp. J. ter—O h tcsro —B ear*- and lia running held -irr r h r t* ’jire11y tanford end woubt replace Jim ell tllis year. Justice has lieen S ! Clemson, CarolinaTilt Slated Today M oust siiM.ru a M£*K t u r n Really Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Large Juicy LEMONS Large Iceberg LETTUCE Fancy Sweet POTATOES Canadian RUTABAGAS Fancy Tokay GRAPES Fancy Delicious APPLES Yellow • ONIONS TOMATOES liaking a wlcketl leg In the punt- C rogley a a .e o a c h .o f th . Rocket*. l!I'rjil,pIL -|,« l. S ° ■v c r,*?<i f '- * | ' WOOIH’OCK RETURNS COLUMBIA. ». C, Oct. 23 UP) K n s t Wake F,weo* *nd *7' ‘ LONDON Oet. 23 (ATv-Europe(^•) _ '--Clemson and the University .of NEW YORK Oct. 23 o n — o llt«i, n . ■ , * t-t h i , ■" Heavyweight Champion *Bruce onder If anyone haa nominated 8o?,h *•«<« ‘,arh ®»»>*r from the If Florida a Griffin, i-orhes or Woodcock’s return to the king, ippy. Waldorf lo .b e the "Clark he,“ •» a continuation of a Broedu* slip away on any punt scheduled for Nov. 17,' p r o b a b l y 1 Shairghnesay of 19477" . . . You • rivalry that began in (for about six months of the year, I <t»rns Saturday, they will be will be postponed until Dee. 9 be-, rtmambvr how Clark took •* Stan-1 ***?**• 'and that would mean hr would Itarting from ’way hark. causa of an eye injury, promoter ford team that had finished. In | Pre-gam* dopesters figured tho I get I3.CU0. It would sure take . ‘ Jack Solomons said today. Wood, the Coast Conference cellar in ■**m*, « 24,000 ticket sellout—aa lly ARTHUR IIF-CKWITII, JIL !a lot of GO rent tlrkrts to pay BAIIK RECKIVIiB HONOR .rock has been idle slnrr losing to) 1M9 and sent it right along to a “ ? ,OM «P. despite Clemson’* alight I the salary of a man like th a t the American. Joe Baksl, on April j Bill Hlelnecke Rose Bowl victory the next'sua- .betting edge. Neither the Tigers W# understand that Bill Stein-1 Stelneclte ia a good manager, PHILADELPHIA Oct. 23 Up)— ,x •on merely by springing the then- inor 1,10 Carolina Gamecorks have Habe Ruth has been chosen to re* . skipper of the 1U47 edition an,l »u f*r “» w« kn'*'»f> unfamiliar "T" formation on u n - ‘*’^ ’n Itnpreasjyc.-ati. far this aea- ecke, RUN IIKAU WINS SHOW of the lleU n d Bed nat», Hats, haa /la y e rs like him, hut we think el»o the 1917 Ilrllh Sholom Natuspertlng rival*. . . . Waldorf *on< ***d neither are at top tendered hi* realgnatloii ) ii to the that in<> he la a little too haish with |tonal »Porta ‘award in recognl- ! HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct. 23 UP) M«ms to b* doing tho same-thing nine-year-old official.-of the D cUm f Btocball | k>» drinaml*. This- Is Class D t on of his outstanding contrihu- _ S u n Beau, a with California—unless Southern Cary headed Clem-. Association, and It has bean ae-1 baseball, and the tram s have t« •Ion to American youth' through v.l.tlng' 'ringed Cal Stops the Bear* Saturday____ »»*>’* •*>*"« U»L hut he was ex- repted. U. '■.-'"I'l.ry S ! 3 - r SI of |P*y Ulaaa U wages. That lliiio u il Valley college grid ,0 ,,a r * d*»Pl‘« fd* hurt*, If'^-understood that the fiery Here *n Thera the field of team (hat has, won 24 .straight Caiolln* also displayed a botherskipper demanded an Increase In | Southern gridder* are “ again out. a natlo la romposed almost entire- " .***!; H o ra e Junior* this year, so It T*J® kickoff was set for 2:00 uay of $300 per month, lie i^rew claiming the spotlight In nntlon- oidrr, .aid |h e award will Ik? pre- 8how , | In tho neighborhood of $400 p e rja l footlmll statistics. Chnrlli seated to (Ik- former king o f m t ------» ---- > ',s n * i ! a ; be good for *notl|ar ,*• **• the n* . Elver of the ;Hovton Bovt'on J ver ofami laj * u _ _ i• ( Hl’I.LDbGM WIN pro basketballen 'perfbrmDr. C h arle* L . Denton* In organised baseball this sumIt ‘baa been estimated that an O p to m c lrU l NJCW YORK Oct. 23 (A *)—The monthly. ‘hall U tlmos for 204 yards and laer It doesn’t meau a thing that an-yagi- uf mora Alton 6.6 per rent Sanford Atlaatle Ilk. Bldg.' B.-lhlt hern Bulldogs still own tho Club directors uf the Red H a ts,, baa accounted for 624 yards with Don* were major leaguer*. Hours: 9-12 l-S Phono Kii '(only perfect rtword In th* Amrr* m • discussion of the managerial 66 oompletiopiHn 107 passing at- of the labor force In th* Unlie<l Hal. *<fS ■•'lean Football U-agtie. The Bull- JiltuaUtm some three week* ag6, Ifcmpt*. That la not all. Ho 5 ^ - w . s out uf work In the . Corn Palrh Eyes V. is mined - Glasses Ulted dogs, farm rluli of the Natloiy felt that $600 was a pretty strep i |Cad* the nation in punting with Tha Oklahoma Daily, a student t' ft| .t tLeague ------- ..t-n .j-._ u i. Eagles, price f0r a Class D skipper, s o , , 42J yard average. Conerly Philadelphia makes this foeecast trounced the Wilmington IIlel.j they deferred action until • later xooipcd i>*at Bobby Gage of — —— ——— —— . .....t ------ e-------------. . . , on Saturdays football contest be- Clippers 42-0 lief ora 11,000 at Clemson. who was Idle last week, fwaen th* Oklahoma Sooner* and Bethlehem, last night for thHr 8t«lnrcko was felt out by the . . , Last week's rushing b nder tha Taxes Christian Horned fifth straight victory. It was the «*“h officials on a possibility -of was Bobby Forbes of Hloriila. Qi I L Frog*: "Hot and Feogglr.” . . . Bulldogs' second shutout victory $400 ^nonthly .If th r Hat* drew Dabby sparked the Oator win over Nr J Un Uh n e O km * 111*1 probably ihows ths benefits In three days. They beat Pater- 40,000 through tho turnstile* a t,N . C, State. He has netted 491 u lo llp 11 ; n| of higher education? sup Monday 20-0, ' Conrad Park and with • ' boost ■grounds yard*‘ In 46 rushes for lit rnj In. pny to a posajble _$600_ mark | an averagS of close to 11 yards s Hporl»mrnllon4 if the attendance hit 60,000, ELECTRIC CO. r Uy. . Macon’s (Han A. When ' Johnny Hreene, who Amjt, a sub on the Utah baskst. V Jhc.bajilllig aUppar-1* uth •AttITilte 'TYlgue USB club" T baeta-hewe Ills slin tu uf wtnnt-IT tall team which won th# invlta- t® nav ave vxpreaaed disinterest in has acquired 14 player* from othwanted to be a Jockey, tlonal tourney Inst spring, has lhat-type offer, and then tender- «r clubs In the Chicago Cubs min. an h our. to learri .to dropped out uf school to go on Jh^Is resignation. lor league aystrin.’ ^nVong the because none of the horsa- a ^two-year mission for the Mor­ Wto do not know what Hill has player* promoted aro Nick Boon* men at a nearby trark would glvp m"on church. < - . George Connor, In the lisrk of hla mthd, bul we ato, a 1947 right handed ehunk hltn a _ chabce , to' Icern free. |Nilre Damn grid eaptaln, was an have our doubts If-h e will get f«p the St. Augustin* Saint*. .... .for. ------,..o e. -a . 1 m e t ■ - - Former heavyweight Steve (lncui?nlvr baUv 22 ycaia ago. He Mamas now la a salesman of now stamla 6-3 and weight W20 educational film*. Ho got quits (program weight). aft education that lime he took i ----------* PICK-THE-WINNER a .chance on fighting Max Schmel-1 _ Hot Air l|tg In Berlin. , . •. Robert A. I Week* moat important publicity CONTEST ‘ udson, sponsor of flte Ryder Item) "Tha wind has Itcen out of . p p o ll matches In Portland, the north or northwest for seven a, le tossing a party for the of the 13 Gringo Bowl" football First Prize ....... . Waffle Iron tlsh team tonight. . , . Carlos game*.” Ann Page Ann Pago Tomato Ketchup 14-oz. Btl. 21c Salad Dressing Qt. Jar 55c SIDELINES S GET THE BEST ALLOWANCE FOR THE UNUSED MILEAGE £RALD Second P rize..... Fluorescent Bed Lamp • Awarded Uy • • TRADE IN FOR TOP-QUALITY GENERALS ST. JOHNS ELECTRIC CO, Third Thru Fifth Prizes'............. For Each Prize Winner^ One Pass For Two To Rltz Tjieater , INSTRUCTIONS llallotii muKt be In The Herald office before noon on Friday or poatmarked by that lime. All gamea - mu*! be marked. ” * DAl.LOT ■ LJ NORTH CAROLINA RTRTSON ROLLINS . NAVY -V8-V8•V8- ALABAMA AUBURN DUKE KENTUCKY, COLGATE CORNELL DARTMOUTH PITTSBURGH TEXAS A I K MILLIGAN PBRSIIYTRUIAN _ a PENNSYLVANIA _ :V8* • GEORGIA U l i ? ; •VS- • TULANE — _ •VB* WAKE FOBEST MICHIGAN STATE ' -V8- BROWN ' -YB- PR IN C ETO N ___ vva- HARVARD | y «e» Tt. ___ OHIO S T A T E ___ -VS* •Y8* ; BAYLOR ..... *Get Your Ballot In’Early* W H I T E H O U S E 3 Tall Can* | FOR BABIES FOR COOKING M I L K 400 UU l/»4 •' 33c o, F i t riN I Ann Page Iona Yellow Cling Peach Preserves Peaches — 4 Cake Flour— 2*t lb Genuine Spring Lamb Grade A Sno-Sheeit pkg. 38c Lamb Milk - Shoulders Clover Leaf lb 65c . Whole Square Cut 2 pkgs. Pearl Soap .. lb 39c lb 43c My Bib Flakes Ige. pkg. 15c Simb Chops lb w c Breast 4 Flank Stew lb, 29c Lhiit * . box 13c Lamb Western Baby B eef Lifcbuoy-2 b a r f f T B c l^ 'f TTuutvT lb 67c •Lux ToBet Baby B eef- Boned A Rolled - 2 for 19c Prime Rib •Sohp — Baby Be«r Chuck Rinso Ige. pkg. 34c Roast lb 39c Western Center Cut Lge. Med. H> 75c Pork Chops lb 79c Swan ijjp 17c Pork Rib End ChopB lb 59c Spry 3 lb can $1.07 Roasting P o rk - Imln End or Boston Butts !b 61c. Bette Mae Apricot Liver, lb 37c Nectar No. 2 cn 18c Pork Armours Creamy Cottage A A P Sauer Cheese Tb 23cIlrrm ant All M*at> * Kraut No. 21/* 11c Weiners lb 45c Fresh Dressed A Drawn-* Dally Dog Food 3 ens 25c Ducks aamas lb 54c. Apenn MOTOR OIL 2 gal. can* $1.69 Ann Page GRAPE JAM ; v 1 lb. ja r SCRATCH FEED 25 lb. bag Frcahly Roasted Cuetom Ground ftA r tp p n 8 O’C L O at COFFEE CIRCUS BOKAR . 23c $1.53 2 M b Rag* 77* 2 Mb Raga 81c 2 M b Bags 85c \ P O •. - �v THURSDAY, OCT. 2S, 1947 THE-SANFORD HER ALDIANFORD, FLORIDA rAOF SEVEN roc or Is Hold In Wife Slaying FOR T H E B ES T ICE CREAM FHiKT LAUDERDALE. Oct. 23 (Ah—-J. B. Williams. 37, ojictu.- FO R R E N T ia - TIP—TOP ICE CREAM- S P E C IA L S E R V IC E S 9*1 m«kt out own Ice C w m , AH lUiora FOX SA1X—Umerocl for . furnished. Small dowjr payment*. Balance, like rent Fox appoint­ ment call 9173. • ^ 0 ROOM house on two lot*. Seen by appointment only. Call Or­ lando 23966. 5 ARTICLES FOR SAIF. ALMOST- new Laundgralle. Can be*een at klilltrd Bishop's Ap­ pliances. dondsy n ig h t, D e p u ty S h .i lf f cI Xu r iitri i k a cru nT XrO Ln Kt v c o Jit’ tNx iTi rr r, ,'irg il Wright <aid today. KldtninA Wright sold tin t WUUaut' in l i t i ; i t .\t b o r u j j a c k Lalfil h r wa* a w s k in c d fiy unite- SOX, Hit w n t lln e * M i.-ttn a« I.A W dtr trying to rem ove « screen m :\ V K JO H N S O N JA C K S O N a IT lutsidr tl t i r w indow and Hint VOTICK* n v m IXt\ p e t it io n ip fitad a .22 rifle. Will p iS W t. D IP C IlA f ia C O P KX> * Jtr laid he tllx n m e d that hi* i n m x r r r m T T 'T v l . h rife -w av -mttxtth-- -tm trm rr-HDT""^*1***^* 7^>inrn mfinal iiiuiim t* *«knowUdKe and apparently wai . ,'n,7 of' ‘Ilie' e»*atr t.l t. J JACK. iry It’ rem ove the v r e r t i wht’ ii tat: hi I , pHiiemti lit.’Mi a* l.ttf JOHNSON Nil .t.i-Mietl V# allot h«e. T h e bullet i t t w l the lIC N t’ K nit IMjillna for vnman in the heart ami *l*e annat- V’ . hate infitut t fur flin t .In. Ii.trar ,».Ktilt. .1 ..Hi. U’l U r 11,11 i m ■'» Je «T t ’ Wflt ffl •* * HfHltll flfl I: IV. {^ru>iniv J wIm* i»f » ri«* llJn i\iT . pfalUfVal »*f ftftlatr**tirtt« . f«>-"'«ii f’tilpp of ill** YOU DRIVE IT l u g * light offices, tawly uecorPHONE 2OS aled, all utilities, haat and Janta'MflCK LANU •MOk X1S0N lor service furnished. Call bdd- Paint*. Poultry 8upplie*. Natlt, U-DBIVK-IT, INC, W, 11. A A. Dept. Store, Purina Feada, UriK-tney bud a y e liq k'ltlt Heat*, Touehlon * Wutauu, 1201 PART of my home with kitchen MIMEOGRAPH PH IN VINO Calory, Phone 1109. privilege a. Adults only. 201 E. ' ANU TYPING 10th St. Phone 77.__________ ALUMINUM eatament window*. C H tp ll ;I»UHKAU OP Steel raaeium t .and .Aluuuaum -------------a A.NPoim---------------TWO NICE room*, Hhont 268-J.. double hung windoe*. Mlrsxi* lid N. Park Phan# 180 708 Oak Ave. Concrete Car. 309 Elm Ave. Expert Ridld'Repairing' Phone 1335. RECORD PLAYERS and radloa hied o ty n a , 311 t . ,/uu Hu for rtnt. By day or week. Tha HOT PLATE LUNCH Music Box, 119 W. 1*1 St. th T T i u m i ; MHIP Served f i un 1 1 :30 to 1 at Hmner'i Phone 953. WATCH ft CLOCK KEPUKINU AUTO RADIOS, Muloiola. Sales 1700 Sanfoid Ave. Phone U43-J ROOM for couple. Breakfast and Service. The Muaie Box, kitchen privileges. 505 Valen­ t - l |9 W. lat St. Phona 953. ATTENTION *III 1 HUHS cia Dr. —DIAPER SE R V IC E - rLOWKBS Baby Valid furnishes hospital 2 ROOMS for tent, 709 Oak Ave. fee all occasions clean, sterile diapers affd dsviorMcNHILL * YOST FLOR18TS laeil container. Kr ntomWal and Sipes Ava, juat o f f Calary safe. Fully inrdiudlv npprneed 2 W A N TED TO RENT Office ph. 403 residence oh. 410-R Call Daytona 2M7-W n-Uert far details. 0t! diaper*, f a weak. CEMENT STEPS for your home. -FIRST IN HANFORDFree estimate. Miracle Concrete TWO ROOM ftirnithed apt. Coup­ Co. 309 Elm Are. Phone 1335. le. 2 children 1-2 years; 1-8 WILL grind corn for feed, grit* month* old. R. E. Hick*, Pig « meal every Saturday morn REWIND MACHINES N Whittle phone 1352. ,ing. J. W. Bull. 1-ake Monroe. HALES AND SFdtVICK Bert’s Sewing Mach. Shop FOR BENT—Kloi.r u n d er. Resy 2 BEDROOM furntahhd or unfur­ 115 H. Khenrh Pip U»* operation. Reasonable ratvl, Han­ nished house. Phone 1000, 8:30 ford Feint A Class Co. Phona to 6:00. . lUAhlMJ FKED& edrepleU Rl* Hunt’s TuiwM Ke«i Store 3 HKAL RH'I A T E F O R H A L L DOIKiE • PLYMOUTH ^ t NEW SPINET- PIANOS-W eaver, HI H AND HER VICK Liberal trade in A terms- The 109 PA Palwetln Ave. Phone 10H First Sr. Miisir Box, KEAI. KSTATK Pohne 963. INsUt VNCK Piano Tuning end Uepairlak. L. U M u lti GAGE LOANS Sill. Bm . ill-W . FRIED SHRIM P DINNERS KAkalO.Nlt M BALL, llealior •very n lg h t'n t Homer’s. SIGNS 'Meetstar»d Broker and Show cards and Malar* Insurance Aganl GLOBE greatest cut-rate wholeO— IIKKW HltlN SKMVirx Km. 4 Florida S ta u Hank Hldg. ' sale- diatrihutora, offera novelO. D. Landreaa, Phona, 1921 ties, sundries, J o y i, . gifU . til ATTENTION: — OWNERS OF shrewd buyer*, -^slob* Trading oheti's Radiator Shop for cw ,e _ REAL ESTATE! WE NEED Co. 109 W. Flagler St., Miami, plei.- radiator service. 106 Sa.»t LISTINGS OF ALL KINDS OF Fla. -k-td Ave. Phone 366-W. REAL ESTATE — HOMES. —APARTMENT HOUSES. COM­ Gas space heaters $14.95 up tNFORD Beauty Salon. 30V MERCIAL BUILDINGS, LOTS, H. B. POPE CO. INC. Park. Phone 1354. M. McMah­ GROVES, MOTOR COURTS, on Spirit perraanebl, letting MOTOR COURT LOCATIONS. General Electric automatic blan­ tl mo. & lunger, f old wavere IF YOU HAVE ANY PROPER­ kets for aleeping comfort. Croiiufnole A Mat In inteen. All II. B. POPE CO. INC. * TY TO SELL. WHY NOT LET wave* guaianteivl. $ti up. m i : k n o w a iio u t it t as F O R KALB oOO.V Y HEAR FRO*l YOU I ROOFING and painting. Free es­ WILL ARRANGE TO LOOK OLD NEWSPAPERS—8 CENTS timates. Smith Hi otiu-is, Con­ PER POUND. BUNDLED JN YOUR PROPERTY O V E R , ti actor. Phone 1188. BUNDLES. m WITHOUT* COST TO YOU. I 10, 16. 20 and 26 CENT ADD many yearn of life to your f WILL THEN TELL YOU HERALD OFFICE - metal roof sud bedulifv the WHAT PRICE YOUR PROhome. Wc ipray it tho color -PERTY WILL BRING AND A U T cT p A lN T IN a SUPPLIES, you want. Him h and «ihvr con­ HOW SOON I RELIEVE IT Oulu*, and Duco Spraying En­ crete structure sprayed in pas­ CAN BE SOLD. A. CULVER amel* and Laqueit. Masking tel colors. Bains etc. sprayed G O L D E N — REGISTERED tap*. Sanding Disc and Paper. _ with best oil paints. Let u* give • REAL E S T A T E BROKER. Senkarik CiF*** V I'alnl Co. you a fire estimate. Reel's M AIN OFFICE ON 17-91 HIGH• 112-114 W. 2nd SI. ■portable spray unit, 306 W. 2nd WAY NORTH OF UNDERSti Phone 1O04-J. PASS. TELEPHONE WINTER 6 . A U T IC L E 3 -W A N T E D '"Albert" Iilcktori RepilK'Bhop " 6th Street A 1-aurrl Avenue .&• ROOM Jlouse. In good condlBlacksmithlnR^sh general repair ’ tion. scrcenwd-potches, good 2 car tsarage, some fruit, chicken Highest cash price paid for used furniture. Ted Dari* Furniture house*. 10 arrt* good truck . _ . ANNOUNCEMENT land, 25 s a i l suitable for cit­ _ Co. 31L E_Let. Ph. 968.- - - r .MARSHALLS’ rus. LocsIn I jiesr school in naar- PLL BUY your car regardlesj of Custom made Venetian G * by deiiraftle rratdciiltal com­ age or condition. Roy Reel, 306 Awnings — Ten day delivi munity, (6600. buys It. , > W fnd f i t ___________ • Workmanship guaranteed.*] INCOME Property—7 room house with efficiency apartm ent up­ WANTED AT ONCE. 15 uaed piano*. The Music Box, 119 W. stairs and garage apartment In REFRIGERATION SERVICE. rear; located within *a*y walk­ lat S t Phone 963. Service, jepsirs, adjustments to ing distance from t o w n . * all makes and models. ' FRED W. BENDER. Realtor • MILLEK-niSHOP 7 P e ls , L iv e s to c k , S u p p lie s ' Hojm 2 Fla. State Bank Bldg. MB 8. Park Ava NEW HOUSE. 2 bedroom*, partly - TMtmarter-29,—~ lion -m l ti t (I* ii rt(t| *if llt» Will t'f L —T i i i l i 1 ■U t— ■„u1ll 11.kfuT Jh*,‘t e11lR T n ^u -* — i1Itr 4 N S auford Avenue HUME THEA^l'MEN'l* ii • FOR PILES Would you bi llfve it that in many tasi-H pitikijufftitvra caH put relief. t’ldiiTlitiTiT"; TTti .. yttti at .1 til»< l-v usiiiK DRtJCliESS JIO.MK TREAT, MKNT* Well, tills is iMSilble. One h tr*r *4 J Mttti** Jiiiktftn I VM«|1| a kaimnn i»r. p»4*«r T O A L L W IH U I I T M AY i ,o :,V | .llV !»_•i l i f ik* t €*- Ax 1 fepitl tilt #It ii! 'lilt ffciiL - 1*pP *i *it' A ll* ] |nliii»t 1 .ifup t. t a. it. It, u ot n* p,ltt1r tit Aims LT|li£lI*'vTiiid* fe|> file I Til!* j • lilfiiii -f t r fbrtLr* |h. !| 'l l j It* IIK U K R A #TIVi:N that I yjftftl ,i <i |L uf ri»^|rt*r. iC* of A d i of . Wr."*n rit tfir M r ilP H V s» . fiillri* !|kIt .r - in i Mill ■ I ’mifiM Ft /JftA httt bf fur fB flg Rt fitihllr imtorV Itlr IIIM tint aRtl Frail <A»h liW r#| to ^h** t |th» of »t»r TftM lrf* * Ff Inf •t Ift'll I ill fMOlFltif III F Hull | !f*Ifrt it tl T l fiftrfi f Dll I*1*1* If 1 fli* ! rttimiM hfrirth^hK »«_!• ttii n'tW I , i f in :At t(if> »nt1 tliMi lip mHi =;i*' ;• tu » \S 'V n «»f jif iuLI**fp ^iTtintTi > 1 -* * a Ittilev f t Hip l itfe ifii '■ ^feNtri *<Ui=tr t*ii. fe^lr RfliTL^p) nf m ,,1 f«r llti.M i iw1lilt t ft.« pft Alt 1ill fils’ I n 1n« x« 1, . «l. ft- IIi*■ «l«gjfc A*ai i -•pkTIM4 If f * » *e <1 | ii 1 tinb-1ffIt it,1*1 *it **vI k . IHI MAID CAMPU1 ot New York'a oe Marsh, Columbia U m vvultj eydtietrly be- ---------------- . cornea a no-man a-laml aa fres'im td » < and aopltouiorra battle to reach the U p of the greased pole and capture ■ _______ the newly inaugutated annual IN TllK , , -Ruah Tropliy” The tree-lor-sU NIXTIl j i m t'U appears almost over as A1 DeBaf- OT1.' r > n r t 1 •1 tBlo. Rye. New York, t esc he* lor the |tP 1 s‘' K • 0 pole'* lop- e tui-Ute- eove ted -f nm pee'- ^ { ^ ^ 7 JT w I II I ttscia'*. * <Jairr«utrmiu»li i'^-ptalntirr ff ■ T iiv - n f - W T 8*rtln* >n. Fui Phone i ’hoiw |¥ * > n iin r f t ■Puiii.ft'ATtttx A t- jH'\t t w tn rt i' in i. m M s re 'B .ii.ff n r ttm r .f l l o t l.itl* ®r,rt 14 141.-T--ft F t Ml ft k«u flUvtk 1 TAif ® "fc'HjrftTt**. . Ti. 4\ f i'+tU 44| e- tihflllV ftiiftf tff th3l | #f. 1 i W liH r Imv£ ^tlit 4 ■1 U ‘fi7** n*t**ti*i 9 Lit 111 I lift* ffl><>\•* ♦!}- linn u ,,tl,!. at’l’C* r*ntatlvUliin t i n t < > J l-«». •• '- V Enjoy CAPUDIHiS ’)[ <if/cit ttlitf horn (JL HEADACHE r YftftU i |r t f tfeit C t f i i c i U w m U it t f t f fait <ii 9liiiifi$ w ^«i,1 l| kit4i 4$ II I Uft-Ji Kbiwft 4a«itiftSlra t*Y«L l» ’ ' 11' f VI .VI mvl i J l i n k f. H i . - ••— - tl I' l.i* tl..ni. 1 l‘..pr 41 * ■| IM■?>' rit*4 nv rn r* IVI I'll S'vl llll lir.VHtlrST 1 l*\11 111 THE r n t t ; UK T U tn th * . tty 11 P Herndon 44,11 Tra* NHJg* + IfWftwU fnr |i This column has been running that makt for toleranc* and better fer^ so long that R t reader*. In ondtreiinding—whether it’s Ideas toeni like outs Til ovfr the coun- on planting alfalfa or choosing Re­ try, are beginning to *take pen in lwe<n ic e r and cider, hand'’sad write uawbatthry think T )l. nior, (0]t i , | r th ,ir Some of them take me aver tho er.ee* right out in public, with n »o*l* for what I any—like the col, neighborly respect for the other umn I ran on planUng alfalfa, ^person's .liberties and point of Other* write, *T liked your column view, ll.« closer we are to the yesterday, b u t...." All of them Awerkau principle of individutxl have different point* of view. freedom—whether IV* In a choice From where I all, that's the way It ^ cr<>l,, or beverage*, should be. Rvarybody'a entillid tp y~. an aplakm —audit's Ihove tery difC d iJ *I f f . A far tores, and Iritadl) crllirism, / / ^ ' *C- lrr» 1 I, Vuti-1 Srmlaiite I’.iuaty <41 WiTt V rjfd Sunt Bfrutrt Foundation Hy Uay (a‘ott¥ “ (H d at4|),5 0 ,6 0 ? " f A PaNTMUHS OCilE IMMCACCPTCD TOUCH DOWN, H int, AM CUM' Vif v>i ft •* ouft LA TER U L. .PA 25S / . . . A N (.f o a -ftj H E t GOT A CLC-AR h e l d M R A ' TO U C H D O W N U N I 6 4 9 M A H 0 2 A R K v /T~7 \ K IN K k I C H M iM / • At »lt <ii«e «vntt» sverywrirrU anluiA *1 foe*tun* Di*a C'U: Are you rn.uw*e ny nuiim of j,. m*i* tunclluiiki monthl- lUtluiu a p p l i a n c e s e r v ic e FOR SALE: 10 hogs—6 month*, shnsf Ik s trite uiskr you *uB,r thorubreti Poland Chins Gilts-— Repairs to elw trie Irons, toasters, fro 1 p,.m. fret so Ntw.iu, UtrJ. percolstors, heaters, fans. 1 (joed fouhdalion stock. W. A. w«»s—*1 sucll ttt-irel Tt.eu.tu ll, Lruia X Ptcfctisiu * Vtgtuule MII.LF.IMIIHHOP '■ ' Leffler.-Phj^ne 3fL ■ — voui.d to'relUv* suvfi stuipltuii. •118 8. Park Ave. f-eU.lUa to Ustp SUBIIl IllMlblf,1 ____ * ,*"u /r* will ici j FOR 8ALE-7-3Vold ww* <ow. very Phoae 29 mu «»|l Also a suuusAiio tonic I gentle. Also 76 New Hamp­ DOLLS DRESSED — Price* ac­ ifDU E. PISKHWSiSaaKi* shire Red chirk*. 12 waeks old cording to alia su'd required Reasonable. Contact Sir. Btajfoutfits. Customers furnish all nerd. Terminal Grill, Bu* 8tamstrrlala. Mr*. ’W. E. Watsuti, QUICK RELIEF FROM 607 Oak Ave. . Tues. Wed. ft ly r r p ts m r af Distress Arising froftt Thurs, V to 11 A. 41., 3 to 6 ULCERS 8 HELP W ANTED ’ 1*. M. A Stogie, Maybe? MLCKKY-MOUSE fc'tiGA... U A'WALK. I By W-alt Disney t WANT NOO to G B T> uSC P TQ T h H w o b l j ? we uve in t o c k v i STOMACH own E X C E SS ACID FOR SALE: 500,000 cabbage GIRLS WANTED.'Laney’a Drug plant*—Glory and Marlon Mar­ Store. ket. Chase ft Company, TrieCARPENTER needs work. 612 Myrtle. 8 WASHING machine* at Trailer WANTED—Reliable woman to t Park. Apply Crosaon. general house work and laun­ St'ABOAOE plants ready to act. W. dry. Room and hoard far whit# A. Fitts, Celery Ava woman. Good salary. Call 814W. FURNITURE Paint—High Ulo** EnamerTar home use, any color W ORK W ANTED desired. Free delivery In City. 9 Very good paint at reasonable price*. Reel's Paint Shop, Phona FLOOR SANDING A finishing, 1064-J, 806 W. 2nd St. cleaning A waxing. Our power unit enables us to work a hare 2 BEDROOM with apringa and there, la no electric connfciio.i mattresses. Reasonable. Can available. 21 yeais sxperiaac*. be seen anytime. Smith BrothH. M. Gleason, Lake Mary, Fla. 0 era Service, Orlando Highway. SEED BED Cover*—290 7b hags LAWNS MOWED. Low prices J e tty Lord Phone 188-W. Central City Bag Co. P. O. Box 2483, Phone 4178, Orlando, PAINTER and contracting. All work guaranteed. Call 9178. W. R. Shirley, French Are. 808. WOMEN not employed who can * ■ . 1.1 work part lime. Kant $1.00 or LICENSED practical nurse, midmors per hour- serving Avon die aged, good references. Ere custom#!*. Start now and get Hilrr, Longwood. your customer. List built A GENTLEMAN, just p u t mid­ ready for Christmas basin#**. dle age, experienced hardware | We hare, openings in 8anford salesman and warehouse sup­ 9 and surrounding town*- Writ* erintendent is open for employ­ iXUmtD, ment. Strictly sober, honest had . dependable. Will consider CHRISTMAS tree light*. The any work. W rits Lemuel Sf £. Music - Box, lif t W T ilst BL Smith, c/o H, IL Rents, San­ Phnne 963- _ y " ,_______ . ford. Fla. MAGIC Chef Del ax* range $50. Phone 1870 M-2. FOR BALE-MARION MARKET MUCK GROWN CAEB.VGB 4$ PLANTS, JU U IJS DINGFEL- Phone 11744, FIRST fttASfl service station foi , renL Nod open. la good |w* tion. Necessary 16 have eonu SO GALLON autdmhtlc genera) money to purrhsea slock, (frit* Box J. e/o Herald. 13 NOTICES— PERSONAL1 FraaRaakTsM ssIHam sTrealiaaeitthat M ast lt*4p m It WIN Cast Yea Nethlsg O re s t h re e m lU lua h o llta s u f ilw t t i u i i o V s u t u o t h a t s b m h !-I fn r r*Uo( u l •memauofdlsCaMssrWas frem Ito iru h ATTENTION LADIES I Make a one-atop .service for all your laundry and, dry cleaning • re Emms Asia. *<>ttnn id *u»s' wist, need* by Using your favorite h for "VMtar**» laws saw* which f uUr Self-Serein Laundry. rtataaiblalssalmmi—free - st THE UKLPY HRLFY LAUNDRY I.siieys Dreg Htofa 1M W . f t S t . v Sanford ' Krmmlllst ft Andersrei Drugs Royal Master ti*** i n hack Again, n . B. POPE CO. INC. 14 L O ST A By Fran Striker FOUND LOST: Masonic ring with initial* L. D. to K. H. In or near Locker plant Saturday Oct. 18th. Re­ ward. Finder phone 2312 or write P.' 0. Box 98, Geneva, Fla. FOUND can get ing for Eureka TH|B rX)Np 1R/VNGER W O BETTERJsw BACK! STM 91CX PUT THAT < VOO HEAR ME/ 0HE GUN DOWNJ 1! 6THP C105EH, AND IMS Hg TRUTH. GARNER j REE MEN AND PUT HE *~ IME.MOU O H BELIEVE ME I DON'T SEE ANY CARTRIDGE IN IHATGUN.BOB.rOONrWRK, IT'S LOADED. 1— r — 1--------1 Shetland pony. Owner hv identifying and pay­ thl* ad. 8. A. Tfndell. Hammock. IB * AUTO S FOR SALE 1989 PLYMOUTH—4-door aedan. 409 H Fr-nch Are, _____ 1941 FORD Coupe, new upbolatery, new paint. Perfect condition, 808 W. 2nd St. Roy Reel. 18 FORD Sedan, 4 door, radio, spotlight and accessorise, i n ­ quire Lake _Mary ^Grocery,_ 1938 INDIAN* Chief Motorcycle. Sacrifice at $160.00. Can be eesn by Sanford Furniture Co. Phoae 216 or ese Jack Standlfrr. NEW Popular make factory buSt 2 wheel trailer 10% redac­ tion. I heavy duty home made trallU ' for car « r pick-up. One 1937 V-8 fla t b e j long WB truck, A good buy. priced right. W atain Reel, Reel’s Used Cars ft Farts. • • By Paul Robinson r O>f^5iv9a5o5a j5 Tumto VMM V461WTO M N O O IL * -wt ft:d*J af" * �TH E SANFORD HERALD, ANFORD, FLORIDA PAGE EIGHT w n -* r— m w so— V 20% Of Florida Marshall Declares I*; Roosevelt Knew Fruit Thrown Away ir u n r« g r tl» 3 Timer< Has Come In!} mmenu about lbp reason fo r Shelv4 j § em * ar>oui m e rro.ion U LAKELAND Oct. IS <A*>—Al­ time, most 20 per rent of the first 160,• s - For Action ■^ ,g ,r Somervell a.“ one ‘'even OOO boxes of fruit picked In Flor­ Hollywood Stars ( C a a tla n M l l>M * •*•» > O w l cccdcd. Reigan rt prerident of the Screen Actors Guild. Montgomery put it this wayt "We have liad In the Screen rid of General ida* new citrus season ha* failed NEW v o w ; . Oci. 23 O T ^ | B : K n . " V ^ ^ i d 1 , S S to paaa the state's maturity re­ A cton Guild a very militant, a | '•ej»nn» lh«t Amenes cartnot stand {Marshall, then Army Chief of quirements and was thrown away, very small minority, well organ well disciplined." iadifftrenl" lo the (sir of war Staff and the now Secretary of said. W. C,' Pederson, president of iied. A . big sigh went up from a Stale. ravaged countries "who are look­ the Wavcrly Growers Coopera­ Jam-packed audience, , largely Johnson, a Clarksburg. W. Va.p tive. today. ing lo u» for atmtsnee." Secretary feminine, when Montgomery took Writing In his weekly news- the stand. He wore a lirownlsh of State George C. Mantiall t*id lawyer and former . American commander, related that a* letter Pedersen" rstim*tc<| about gray .striped suit, a white shirt !atl night that tho time for action Legion Assistant Secretary of W ar he 140,000 boxes—or 1HH per cent— g_grcy-pin.*triped tie,— - • on European aid was now at “had canfideiUial-lnfortwatlow-tlm f • t-e a rlr-fru it “wa* nnfjwrttllUed' and“How much aueeesa have the war was inevitable.” But, he aald. to be shipped or canned." Communists had In dominating He related that “onn ran travel the guild," Robert E. Stripling, He made hit statement at the condition* weie ao "helter-skelter' dosing session of the 16)1^ annual In war preparation* that ha went' out of town in Polk county on al­ chief committee Investigator, aakto Mr. Roosevelt to Inform him most any highway and are huge cd him. Herald Tribune Forum to which of "Never, never under any, clr quantities of Florida's golden what wn* going on. President Truman sent a metis Re He said that Mr. Kooaevelt was fruit Piled, In row pastures, sur- c u m sta n c e sh a v e they the actor reaffirming America’s aipsMliom ■uprlird and "told me to go to rounded by contented steer* tel- replied, for a peaceful and stable world.. M r .f .aiuLbav* that General tran« surely .halpjftg. ..tluimudves. U i •-Montgomery t o l i o w e d 'fl»6 that started out to lie screen write#* to the stand. Fred The 'President's letter lo KfitT sferred." He did not indentify grapefruit •old at 10 cents apiece.” Niblo, Jr., and Richard MaCaulay Ogden Retd, president of the New either "Mr. X" or the General Florida's orange market, he who both testified they believe J o r k Herald Tribune. Inc., said Involved and at hia request, the said, is "unsteady" even with only communistic influence e x i s t * did not question him U»al on the decisions of the com­ committee on that point. Hut the members 127 ear* moved last week. “Buy­ among the writing profess^n in ing weeks "will depend *in large did press him, on hvw he know ers report California oranges are Hollywood, giving "b aiter satisfaction than I Nlhlo, 44-y e a r-o ld veteran - measure 4b*“ future-; pattern of otP war waFTnevitable. Florida's while we t o ! uriier. writer, oesenorti described me the orrecu - t were able w Screen relations with Europe and indeed Johnson replied tha| the.Infor­ irll oranges at $8.60 FOB M on-1Writers Guild a» “(ho sparkplug mation came "from many sources" day. today finds with the wdtld at large." shippers quoting ( «nd the apesrhehd of the Com"But wP mnst lie very careful including reports of military a t­ *•' "nd we do not know what to- munlst nyivemcni" In , Hollywood. taches In Itusia, Germany and morrow will br!*ig." ‘ to *ea that tbs ateps we take MaCst/lay listed a number of will really aerve the end we have other nation* of Europe. rlfei writers he said he liclleves are The witness aald that ho and In view," the President added. among "the Commies and the British Economy Itooaevelt discussed boy* who play along with them." “iVe moat far# the fact that wo President • They Hons cannot rehabilitate, Europe these matter* and he was urged irssllssM from Paae n w l , ----- Included: gml that nor efforts will l>e use­ lo revise the industralj^ mobilisa­ stronghold nf western democratic I Alvah Bessie. Gordon Kahn, ful onlv If they i re Intended to tion plan. Ho aald that eventually rivllisatlon In Europe. . I.c*tcr Cole. King I-ardncr. Jr.. aunplement a atneere and effective all the key |>oints of the plan “Can « • discipline ourselves to Howard Lawson. Marian were put Into operation and "this effort of tha Eu/op«ana In help the task before us or are we 1Tr,v« ^ . Was the program that won the going, lo Invite the harsh disci- R«pf. M n Wexlry. tfremaatves. William Hamwar." "We most l* . sure, moreover, pllne of events to Impose some J * V . \ Clifford "Another source of the Im­ that* what we are undertaking pending war,” Johnson said, “were tragic solution upon u*T" .0,lr ‘"A * 'lch?r' ®>«**£*r “ T ' to do Is within the limits of our American bus Inc** men with fac­ "We have stopped all purchase* " rU . h' ,A1^ rt , f UAlX’i D*n,0n Ogden Ste­ own strength and does not run tories and intrrrsta-abroad. "They of U. B. tobacro until further «le- T r“mbo • n<l counter to the health of our eco- wete not spies. They were good ri.lon," the economic minister wart. w he„ Montgom #y look the nomle life." • „ * stand he identified himself as an American businessmen' They un­ Marshall told the forum that bn derstood what they saw and re­ This will save ghoul 6,0U0,00O-w(>to|. and director . and said he ■did not consider It a n u tte r for pot t*,| everythlng-that was un­ poumls (130,000,000) on this was Imru In 1004. Alluding to bis y ears allocation,-and before the wartime service In the Navy, he argument any longer that Eu­ friendly to this country." rope's need of assistance was "real Senator Pepper (Il-Pla) broke tobacco tales start risxt summer told the Committee: "In .common with many othrr and urgent." In to any, that Mr. Roosevelt wai we shall be able to decide whether “There hi* been constant ref­ right then in "trying to warn this and.how far we are able to enter men, I gave up my Job to fight the market.” * against totalitarian government erence to a Marshall P lan/’,th e country that war wa* coming.-Trade sources said Britain, has—called -F’axrism. 'Altd f'ht quite Secretary said. '‘The refertneo ts "Uea and I,even v.-ent further than tobacco on hand for two willing to give It up again to — me pentonally -w as unfortunate he did In my apeechos," Johnson enough years' consumption at the present fight against a totalitarian gov■r.j * but the .reference’ to a plan was aald.- . rale. eminent railed Communism," definitely misleading. There was Forreatal testified yesterday Hlr Stafford said Britain's d o l-1 Montgomery said followers of no plan. There was a suggestion. that, the long-ttudled program for larcrlsla was due nut to Inability Communism aro often referred Now we ar» In the process of muatrrlng America’s Induitrall to manufacture enough goods, but__ J o . as the "lunatic fringe, and I drafting a plan as a.proposal of might was “tto generalised." to Inability to Tell good* for dol- agree with this." the Congress of the United State*. Ahaerlng this, Johnson told the lars. 1 "Jlowever. I don't tjtlnk any nf That Is the situation at the mo- committee: . "The Imnlrmrhtation of llu- them would he rra iy enough to merit. • "That Is not alone an tneXact Marshall I'ian would be of the «nr to Inject any of it Into a pie"Tint period of study and prep­ statement, but an Incorrect state­ greatest help to us over the next lure I am directing," he added, few years, but we are hound t o ' Montgomery said it Is his “peraration ll thus drawing to a ment," Before the hearing opened, inoreod on the basis that we must fona* opinion” that the CommunClose. The lime of action Is At there ‘was another exchange be­ help ourselves to the utmost, •» P»rly ,•» «»» " H H leal hand." **• subversive group, Harold E. Stasseti told tha fo­ tween Senator Brewater'{R-SJE) whatever other* mey do or not I Character assassination," he rum >that President Truman at and Senator Pepper (D-F1a) who do," He added Crlpps said' Britain aimed lo "•ld* U nno He most-used wea hit new* conference today with have dashed repeatedly nvor the esport 46,000JKM) pounds 1180,- P°J*- , ‘ ' . . eongre**lonal leader* thould an­ rurrent inquiry, 000,000 worth of goods to do llar' Montgomery was on the sb nounce the calling of. a apeclal . Brewster suggested In a n 'I n ­ next year over and almve 0ln ,': 10 ”« c sadslou of Congress to deal with terview It would bo good Idea markets for Congress to draw up mobil- the target laid down last August, cjudw! with a voluntary statem the problem of aid to'Europe. w*" designed to con "Much more' I* Involved thpn Irallon lawa In peacetime In In addition,, he said, Britain will the question of whether the emer- order to be well prepared for rwlure raw materials Imports "I* _n”1 Inowit w*,h * *1n ****11AHsrl? V y funds nf various kind* can anv new ronfllrr. ' . T a r 0' ' " " " * * ■y t m ’00°'0W f|*htlng Communism and ^*5 _ But Senator Pepper denounced until-Jaw .. 1 -or Feb. t," he |he prnnlsal, saving! " wal*r».kriM l "The rever*^ la true,'* he addei ItlP fn lim p the p e n rr." whether the committee ha** the At onr point Montgomery sail Firewater Is chairman1 and right lo look into - motdllxAtlon that although Hollywood ' Cotxl Penrwtr I* a member of th* tjnmIssues. Brewster says yes, Pepper munlst*-are few,' they manage I Soviets Assailed mlltee. They have differed over Agy* suv '— ----create “THffDrhancr* far great*} . than their numbera. . COo'Inas* fra* l*sfcs «*»> i I THURSDAY, OCT. 23, 1947 is m h W. M. Scott Dies Billion Dollar »tton Crop IFor >17 Preoicted 5 5a ir« tla in 4 r»M re e l On*) came state enlomolglst in G e^g ta fo r five years,‘thru for 14 years S o -H fie was plant pathologist with the U. S. Department of Agriculture. In this capacity he solved some VASHINGTON, Oct. 23 Ml cf the most dlffim lt .problems market for cotton, bath at connected with the fruit Indus­ try, Including treatment nf brasriu. te and abroad, will be smellci rot for penehr* end bitter rot o(w crop year then last, the Agapples. llurr Department predicted to__H» M * t-knew eV pnrialist In lh* • But, the 1947 crop may b* research department nf the Gen­ (u»t J2^)00,000,000 -one finer eral ritemical Co!*- of 'Baltimore, Si 9. j .VMd. Aftrr four year* he was r*'4.v sgaln called to the Department of be department forecast domes Acrieuiture “» specialist in the consumption for the yest. end Bureau of Agriculture Economics Aug. I, 1948, at about 8,750.snd bad charge of Pood Product* I bstei. Consumption dunn« lbs Inspection Service, and to la rg t___ MULCRIMQ STRAWBCfJKy rVANT5 t year totaled 10,000,000 bales, .’a. L vMt-nt - - in - renpomrlHleT - ’ for ’ the * ' FWL MWTE R PR Q TC «i«»l stcndanllution of grades f o r O I aseftimt; g m n L i " . ■ •p e lts ni'd other fruila and vegTlrt department eitin)*trd c i ­ etablos. 1,'e in aullmr of several ts may lie about 2.500,000 liflporianl bulletins 'published bv e», compared witb '3.500,000 h<! U. S. Department q( Agricul­ ing the (Mil season. It sard Strawberry Plants Still Need Attention ture on fruit diseases and fru it marketing. supply of dollar eichangr t y D IAN H AU I0AV In 1919 the American F ru it I the amount of unusrd credits^ i D ltU lbattd by C 'a trtl Press AuoeU tloa Growers Inc. was organised end lilable to foreign countries for nr io n wouu> «nJ*T due frost. Mr. Scott was aelectrd to be assis­ rthase of cotton is much less quality home-grown etrswtxrrtra For mulching purpose*, on# can* tant production manager, having ;twxt spring, do not neglect them use wheat, oat or rye straw that, charge of large hpple orchards, in a year ago. Juet because autemd days are la free from grain or weed #eed.r orange groves and vegetable A United Stales supplies of cot- now here. Although not all gerdenera Cover the plants to a depth of holdings from m ast to' const. In t for Ihe current season are (practice It, shallow cultivation thrqe or four Inches. Ssnferd. peeled to lx- about 14 percent and hand-hovlng of ths straw­ Open tha mutch over th# plants 1921 he was trnnsfered slier than thoac of the past berry plants should be continued aa soon aa growth starts In the end took direct charge of ths ison. rlng. If It Is too thick to allow operations In th" southeast. Since until free ring weather actually a plants lo come through, re­ then he has been active In the The department said that If •eta In. move surplus straw and tramp It production and marketing nf celices received for eotton lint I A ‘ winter overcoat of straw Into the alleys belwen the row#.' pry. am! other vegetable crops ' should be put around the plants seed this season jire abdut. e same as th* Seplcmlter aver- right after the first hard frees*. Tuck thla mulch down under the throiighou* Florida, Georgia and and around the plants. Its the Carolina*. e,' lb* Income farmers would Mulching with etrew, aa Illus­ leave* win help to hold moisture and Itj He tvm* an nssocla'e mtmber reive from th* 1917 cotton rrnp trated In th* accompanying Gar- win also keep th* fruit from be­ Iraph, protect* the plants of the American Association for mid Ito about one-third more winter Injury. It also re­ coming mud-spattered from raln.| Advancement of itcl*nre, » life m so from the I04D crop. Spring cultivating of th# atraw- member of the American Phyto- *' time of blossoming In the (n other words, tbs 1947 crop r, thus protecting the ptante berry row* will be necessary If natholngl.-sl Society, a member of old b- the first f?.noo,900,000 Against lnju*x from a tale spring, no winter mulch 1# ttasd... tb» American Botanical Soclstv lion crop" since 1919. and th* American Entomological _ This year’s crop is about M Socle*y. He was n Rh’ Iner end life T rent larger than J s s t year'.* hogs 69-percent. member of Momcco Temule, Michigan-Minncsota tile, Fo Furthermore, continuing high msually small one. Uut It seems four year* h« was assoclat" editor « edlto. To‘Clash In “Little of th» m sgatln", "Phytopsthology. rlikely, the department said, levels of Industrial employment and wages make It unlikely that at many farmers will Increasi Brown Jug” Contest won sine* H crbw t O. (F rlti) *t year's cotton acreage In the much more l*bgr wi)l be ayallIre’ 'o f,' sagging cotton prices 4b!1’ CDltun -production^----Crlslgr first came to Michigan as ANN ARBOR, Mich. Oct. 23 head coach in The i^pstttitcnt reported that d relatively mure favorabk* rices for feed crons and for cotton Is running stronger rayon OPb—A Michigan football Jugger­ Three-deep In talented m aterial 9 that hasn't really been tested hack field post, Michigan tost Bvestqek and. livestock prod- competition. Product Ion of this naut fiber during the first half of;this In four runalmy^vlclorlea thU, sea­ has powered Its way to 222 points Hi. . * wai said to have been HI son. _ . will , . be at lop - „strength - , foe„ in l b . four topheaVy triumphs Ijnr example, the price -of eot- year percent, above prodaetlnrrtor thtr 8*lonU y a - Little Brosen Jug over Michigan B u te, Stanford, m rpcctved* by farm erl on Bepti same nerind rear. The dc de- c1mH ■wlth Minnesota - just In Pitt and Northwestern, acoring period last year. no-fewer, than 47 point* any time 6 was 1 2 -percent less tbsir U partm rnt ssld further Increase* case, who. aaw the Gophers tum­ at the same time a year ago In production are expected dtir- bleFew in a 40 to 13 licking last week The Gophers are hoping for mnnthx. nd four peicent below the 1946 the next. 12 ,to IB , __, . . . I a t the hands of Illinois believe morn, football-like weather here The department predicted that tj,a t Mlnnwwotm has the depth to eison average. than thev had last week a t Cham­ In the ssme period, corn prices the supply of cotton textiles at pr„ , tho Michigan steamroller, paign when the big Minnesota both wholesale and retail levels ... tu t . .the Wolverines ,------- TT- won't - - - ..’be . - - forward wall wilted In the best g*o»e 80 percent, wheat -16 per* will Increase this I-H . I - . .. 'f r '. 'y . «"'• Mbson. with caught napping midway of their L f the last half against Illinois W ent, beef cattle 46 percent, • n<‘ | rgeullinjg tower prices drive lr N ina !-*ftc m >r. tParry o . - . . »r__ . j _____ __ drire for an sn undisnutcrl undisputed H Big Nine Mossuhad passed, them title — something they haven’t'd lx iy in ths ffret two periods. " S * * F t mer Secretary of'State James F. Byrnes by saving that Vialiinikv had given ” * grossly dnloitrd Idea" of Byrnes’ beliefs. "The danger of investing magiitrsto with autocratic |»owcr of dec Ming whst is war-propaganda is illuiiiatrd by Mr. Vithinsky» ■■am d t ' tm Mr. Ju>th.g~Bynin" Justin dectsred. ’ "If be had tha powar to Jail Mr. Justice Byrnes, no doubt hs would <la-that.'<4a any case, he went* to gsg him and others Ilka him," Austin said. fThls most fundamental fresdora— of free speech — which Is ary for the ' maintenance of sin rood government, would wither In the presence of the powef of men to put shackles on tne minds and tapes, on the lips of such great statesmen as James F. Byrnes." Austin assailed the Bovlst re­ solution as a vmiction of the United Nations c& ttsr- ‘and de­ clared: "It aeeks i t nolbfr-end make meaningless bur pledge to resnect humcn rights end fundsmental freedoms." . ' fie departed from ms prepared to dcfsnd John F'oster Dul• U. tt; delegate to the asbly who was named by Vlshiast month as a "warmong- 1 r~;~. 7" ItAtTY AWO 96 OZ* PITCHER 40 COUPONS AND. 10* U l i U ftHOF - YOURS FOR JUST 25c'AND SALES SUP SHOWING PURCHASE . OF» ANV SIZE SACK OF QUAKER BEST ENRICHED FLOUR • . - I* sar-taq . C IU 3M COVl l - Mt - ~ Once In t great whlle.a-seruatlonal bargain offer like this happens your way! Look •t thii: A complete, 6-piece >m , containing a comb for ever} need and every purpose can be youre at thU breathtaking low price. Try anywhere elxe. You'll find you would have to pay at least $1.2) for the same merchandise! Nofo&Jy-ihat, you receive a bandy comb cleanac (liar deans instsmljr. It's ths genuioe bristle rotary typ« with plastic handle. » . W IAT TAIl ru m you want men such .as and Dulles gagged in your r7" Austin naked the 67 opal delegations who listened ntlvcly around ths huge oval Jttse table. battle over the "warmong>ulcharges developed a t the ou 1 of a morning and afternoon e-header debate In ths poleommlttes. MeanwIUlo, tho Soviet bloc l it* boycott of a U. N. altle* working on Becretpf Stats Marshalrs plan for ! meeting of the 67 in a ao-called “Little Ae- ' lech comb U besutifulljr ersfted from sparkling Virgin Polystyrene plastic. All bava tho exclusive bsll point teeth . . . perfectly rounded so they won't scratch. Wait till you see the clesr. liquid colors! Lacquer Red, Amber, Ice Green, Peach Tint, 'Transparent White, Wick Ebony, etc. Be sure to order ycures now! i* putts uzi COM*. 4 S E N D F OR Y O U R S W H I L E T H E Y L A S T ! IC E D T I A Haas's *!1 you do: From your grocer get a i «1m it|p showing your purchtie of A N Y lire tick ®f Quaker Beti Enriched Flour. Then moil the tllp with ihe order form below and jaw 21 f. You w ilt receive your co m b set In x th a n d m * , postpaid. G L A S S E S «> °> > 35 COUPONS AND l V this ofxr it Introducing you to famous Quaker Bttt Enriched Plouf few. the fir'll time, < s rail plexMDt turprite, |utt 11 hundred) of other women have! Every baking ft intured, even k p M ip tam.' Tbrre’i none finer than thU sU-purpoM, no-ritk flour. It't mill I *by lb# ' i people who make Aunt Jemima Psncake Flour and Qatker sod Mother's Otis. 10« aame time two 9-nilIon began work on de­ ft alteroative solution* K r A / MAIL TODAY! v 1 QUAKER BEST FLOUR P .0 , lea t IF F , Chime* 90, a 5 8 f U s» * Pleat* rend me the re) of 6 ' I I '- I m_ -r 3 . =»-•. - -ftM H h M ur'-J*? .f^ (■ u r -V ^ -f ||K S r a a ” ' ^ . ' ' GSsp JA i 3“ i j r ‘-\t - •. - : ^1 i,- . -s .. . ■B—t Mil, ■ _____ 794 WB Qi in iA n tb O . ... • • em IT ^' * 1 \f - m f s f '.‘12 At . • ’ .- ’ • .. ids -ii : ; ’ v> ■■’v '. ' * M ; • •; t ThU / i , •• " . 4 i- - I t 1! ,V, i ., - V- •--- - = V t, fre - -- • . a = 1 - *• * r *. itj* . ; **V ■ " ^-ifgw ' ' - ____ - - • L"rir_.r' "' ----- . _-3 -; _ ® �4 --"vr ’ In Unit) Thera la Strength— To Protect tii* P u t* of tha World; , To Promote ih t Pro*rev* of America; .'To Product Prosperity for Sanford. TH E W EATHER * Vastly cloudy with occasional rain thin afternoon, .tonight and Sat* urday. Moderate lo fresh raster* Iv wind*. I AN INDEPENDENT DAILY NEWSl’APElt ^V O L U M E X X X V III Established 190$ SANFORD. FLQIUDA^ Baruch Insists Ignoring Plan Russian Press Is Ac- ( a _ • M n i cused of Trying Toj/^encan newspapers Commend Incite' Turkish Peo­ Calling Of Special Session ple Against U. S. LAKE SUCCESS. Oct. 24 GP>- Tuikry formally *ccuic<l'Rutiia ■* today oi "ptyv Imlogical agresrion," "nefarious propaganda,” "war* mongrring'' and "interfering in Turkjth inlrrnal affair*.“ - Turkey charged alto that Rutiia was trying lo turn (he Tutkith people agiinit the United Stalet by ipreading rVporti that Araericin fotcet wetr taking over milltarp bate* in Turkey under the IP Truman aid program. The Tutk charge* were made by Chief Delegate Selim Sarpar in United Nation* debate of Rustia'i •nH-"warmonger" measures. The Soviet Ukraine accuted the United State* of carrying on “an economic and political war for — capitaiiitic dominaion." The Ukraine naaerted that the t United Stales wa* “trying to Im. w proverlth the world" but that “the .eastern Eurooean Demqcraclc* are fighting againit this evpamion," . -^ tln " the n am e'o f the ’ Turkish people I hereby make complaint to the United Nation* against the *' Soviet pre*» and radio,’’ Sarpar •aid: “I complain they tried to incite . .( ( 'f ii U » a » 4 on P a rt ■ l« l WASHINGTON, Oct. 21. lA’i— The firnt open rriliciam of President Truman'*- call for a special session o f‘ Congret* Nov. 17 came today frqm Rep. Ilxllrck (It-lnd). who Raid the Chief Executive broke faith with cnnsrr'ssional leadera by not consulting them before acting. The Indianan, who la House ma|orlty leader, apoke out a* Mr. Truman worked at the White llouae on a report he will broadraat lu the nation tonight outlining hla ‘'compelling reaaont" for ordering the early *c**hm to rope with problems »f inflation at home and emergency aid abroad. The President la scheduled lo apeak over ill national radio netwurka at 10 o'clock (EHT) tonight. 'The firtt American neetpat>-r» to comment editorially on Pre*idenl Trantan't call (or A.ipecial irnion of Congicts generally expreitcd hearty approval of the move, although tome said the ilcp vhoulJL have been taken •oonri. “P intdcnl Truman it to br congratulated on moving boldly to meet Die domestic and foreign Crisis,” ttid the Richmond .Timet Ditpalch. 'The tilurtron I* d< leiirraling both at home am| abioad and there ia no poitlbl* *en*e in (9! * ' lowing a policy of drift any'long life, to give *t much aid as we er.” call where It can do the. most The New York Time* *»fd that good. The -question is not a po­ although the action “come* jump litics) on*. ‘Coiigirse* should act too soon," it assumes that it speedily without attempting to “doe* not come too late,'' either. make a partisan capital of it." "For. having been laketp after The IMtlsbutich Post Gazette consultation with the leader* of • aid tin* President Wia* finally Congress, which should guaiaiili-e faced up lo urgent need* at e a r l y aftlmi;~thp-r*tl ‘for ** 'epee; Inline and ahrngd. lt^ ri'3 rc l» 1 6 if lal session - Is In Itself a token that should have boeh made weeks of both America's earneatnea* to ago but however late is no less fulfill the promise* made in the welcome. We Jy.jie the lenders Marshall declaration and of our will -hold Congress-uii. course and determination to meet the Com­ that the mavericks won't g« dash­ munist challenge with m ore.sub­ ing off In such directions as tax stantial measures than mere slo­ reduction and increased federal gan*. spending for domestic pork-barftaid the Atlanta Constitution: 1el projects." “ It Is not only our duty to hu­ President Truman, said the New; manity, but also the best possible York Herald Tribune, "ha* ileusstrategy to' preserve our way of rtte i Presidential Assist­ ant Says Mobiliza­ tion Was Needless­ ly Slow, Fumbling WASHINGTON.’ Oct. 24 tAV-r Hrrmid M Baruch dectaird today "thousands* of lives, extra billions of dollais and months oi lime" were lost in World W'ar II because the government repeated tlie mo biliralion ertors oi Woild War I. Ike 77-year*old adviser to Pres ulenls told the Senate War Investi­ gating Committee the armed serv­ ices had a Moinliralion-Day plan “which would have saved pi’eciou* live* and the wailed wealth, bul they were not permitted lo pul it into effect." "We wyie told thit was a dif ferent kind of war," Daruch* said in his piepired testimony, "and none of that ‘old War Stuff* was * N O . *216 >4 il -J tH J Reds In Schools Beautiful Homes 50 Palatial Bar Harbor Mansions Revealed In Probe InBarHarbor.Me. Are Destroyed And Thousands Of Residents Saved By Boats By Ex-Communist Smoldering Ruins U. Of C. Professor Fire Destroys More And. Mrs. Rogers Than 50 Mansions Valued In Millions Heard At Inquiry (Editor* n o lr: Jam r*t'alogrru, A»*orlalrd I'lr** stall riirrespom lrnl, rn lrrrd liar llarboi at Ihr hrighl ol the lire rata g ln g that lo a n and rrm alnrd Ih rr r Ihiuugh the night. Here U hi* story.) WASHINGTON. H I 24 ifFl Olivri (‘.triton. Ininirr Commun­ ist told llic Houie L'n.Amriu ju Activilirt Cumimltrr lorixv tb.it Communult havr touglit control pi the public tkhoolt .)( Lot An (tin . 44 stisl Inaerf hi U ngf I 'l t r l Candidates. For . c Association. City Commission Heard By Lions To Hold Dinner /U Mayfair Monday Opinions of two candidates fur It) JAM ES CAI.OGKKO ‘ BAR lb\RBOH. M e. CXi. 24 (Ah Hus famous mtemaiional summer rnluhy looks tike a imok mg dump today. Lden Stieel-. «uw4W lined with show place sumiuei homes ol the -Vl"„ Hat Tossed Into 31 Are Killed In President’s Ring Train Collision By Senator Taft In London Fog K . »... -Tv ,l,T jy n = i'-Iw,n Viw-Wt, I h i! Li it ......... 14 * rmUngeiiiig iluil .ml Hus, n.d. I walked along the stieel in Fill do-ld 100 N iinmil l.u.iidsmen |oitimg in battling new flair* the southwest section ol the town up* on Otlobei Mountain. owned hy tlie internationally known "•hit of couDt I", ijsifi •* te^irvje.il tiu .lu cx . ia Liluibiulge. Royal- — society colony with Poliie Chief »lo. "Winelieluloll. Fallon a*- I.L/es chesked'in if'e ti otliei aieas. (ieoige Ahholt. New llainpd.m Sliailgely, the heaulillil tie>-v Kicbetiri (it hornet urvliuyrcl ami evaluation pirpaiations lining the llioioughfaie 4ete sldl omleiwav a« llano - move v>il lists two mites oi indiiitiial center. standing- hut the homes weir !l.vinp*tead * aloe* oul ol voiillol altei iuo|e lin n 5lKl acies ol huined 11.tI. Toweling chittiliev I wt>. dl.mJ lalevl *v *— anil open Inn k luepl.ir/v ttill Wh'le Mount till Hilly .1 lull dozen imiTI foiest lues btiining in stamling amist the lam y phiiuhiug Ammunnusui chilli I of the V'Vle Mounlains nalmn*t Iniesf and all gave the whole thing a giolesqur uudei ciinltiil, .ipfieaiame. V e n n o lif: , Blaring lelegiaidi failes letem-' Giaiiby I wo .ml. Iiamc iioiil in uninhabited tuicsl o n bird (laming luirlies. l o llltl to III Like, a guide on a eight seeing Oi e dead luUf, l Inrl Ablmll tailed out ill■Sine Kuictei vets I ns at J itKMI and 5.(N)0 aues. diOwplarrs all now just ilnviied ruins. Av he livted the owners of 1L\U -1 UUUUH^Me *-Oth-14 — the desltuyed maniiohi. it sounded tAT I Ins tabled tuiumei plsy- Slot Machine Held' A Evidence Said Tampered With Association Is Organized For Purpose 01 Buying Labor Camp I lit Ihr Associated Press \ h England overall lull twelve dead, lot* puilung ♦ 2 b pOO.’MKI. liuniMinlt lia>nirlrtt \l»;ne:. I ig11 deailit, >iv cjmr.UT.tirv wiped out, two botpitalv furred tu move voile* |(jl.ri I- N’uSilifatiojt qf (nr d if r tu n jiu I evaluation of latmliM irlrmbiing wai..mr ofieialion*. Iit i ll.iil.oi JS.OMl l)tk'- b n ; Inc now undrt cuullul at evacnation goes on at noiihexst l.c lt.r with Coast Guard standing by fur matt ir l i -at by »ra I n.-<*drd i vlxlrs drsliuvrd inrtude those of M**v Point* Riurhait. A vl'-i Damitoch, Istr lleniy Moigcnthau, Sr. Auguvta lu»* .-.t n.itrs fe rtta te of 125,000,000 in wl.at Guvrinui salls \Lime’s gtrai -I . tonoin. latasljupbt. • lb-Hf fowl I wo hospitals evacuate arobuiahuy patients av fire leaitirs lulu imtu'liial v-ctitni, * I’oilland lu> l ily sate Lot potehliil threat itt 20-mile an bou,' wiiiib ' . i . . -• Massa,cliiisrtts, Ibiv'c vlrad._ ■ ‘ -_____ . --------------- :---- the City Commisslbn, Fred Wil­ Civic Mutic headquartei* in the liams in Group No. I and Randall Tourist Center is active thl* week Chase of Group No, 2, concerning 9 the Improvements such as ii new inuking final preparation* swimming pool and a sewage dis­ animal banquet at the Mayfair . posal system, vvat*. today giyen Inn Monday evening. Division chairmen who. ait- in to members *f Ctt'U.iuiis Club at the Tourist Center. The camlidatea Charge of securing workers f»i were Intrixlucyd by Jack Morri­ !th r (.lie Week campaign a ir: Ml*. R. F. Cooper, -Mi*. Ruth Scott, son. MONTEREY. Calif. Oct I I Mr. Cha*a ^declared that It lirrm bu K. Mnriia, Walter Krolui, Two crew men were believed Ceemi-d to him that a kwmiming Mm. George Harden and Mr». to heve perlahed early today pool could bo built with funda y . 1*. Herndon. Mrs. F. E. ItomnilIn flrea and eiploalona aboard now available i f devising rooftit kat, Si, is In charge of securing the pifbfleld OIL-CnmpanrU— H isg llg a ^ J mm l '8 | # * !■ ! ^loutld ol the lids, and six .other • ““ tanker Sparrow* Point foland bulldifix*. we>* ettminatrd LA county rtlvlslon, k icmniuililita. were-knlually-—wiped _ V 'lowing n midnight collision ilie' ptalf’ Tnen Aheii Con- I ' The S. miiuilr County Civic with th« Canadian Meterablp Jdiliona Justified._ the—buildings Mutic Association brings national­ Weather Ih Mixed out today *« strong winds tanned Man* Flaher. could be added from tlnir to tiinr. ly known niiistV in Sanford each w>h h II.i u <I tile s l av a g in g Nes* I n g Formal Declaration Electric Train Crash­ In answrr to Harry Robaon'a y e y by miring tin! fdTids thrirngli Throughout America land into (inli luiy with ihe death MONTEREY. Calif.. Oct. 24 m query aa-to* which was the most A slot machine which had been memiwrtliip liefo’ r e the epneert* Says Race Is Wide es Rear Of Another important, a new swimming pool are booked, II II. Coleman, presi. loll alieadv at.. 12 and piopeity —Thirty-five crew* mcmliets ql III ASSOCIATED PRESS •ci/rd by Nliriill IMA. Mem lio n damage mounting' almve ♦2b,000, a sewage disposal system, Mr. dent, pointed out today. Thetefore. .There wa* a mixture of weath­ Open At Present Smashing Two Cars or the- burning, crash-damaged tank­ Williams said that il was nut a the more iiiemla-m, the more er for the iiatiifjs today. IJght Willir Metis, negro, and (daced ill 000. er Sparfow'* Point wele- retcued question uf chousing lieiwceti the budget and ruhscqurntly the more PHILADELPHIA Oct. 24 of snow ami lain and lower the basement vault uf the Couit A s p e c ia l ul i l a ll Illg h t e v a i p * . LONDON. Oct. 24 lAV-Tw.. (torn life boat* by the Coait Guard two projects arid that they should diversified i* the taleVt pnesented, ti'TniMTNturc* were ('••ported over House pending the Inal Wediir* (AT—Plana to provide roaalrommuler-packet) suburban electric > cutter Minnetonka early today. ' to-coaat television coverage lie put. into two separate cate- he said. llid.»)ior ,i).. b m [awTTSVirrr section* .frnlll Ihu-iliM-llita Duiikenpie lelt Hai Harbor a ds* trains collided in a dense fog Four other crew membert still of the IV48 Republican Na* u ie > m il .m i l t e d t o n il eontral Missniiri valley but con* ol sin illegal viol machine, wa* — B nrcr vyltril Imvil av 1, ^liHl tflVkhklulL tint foui/iTii" ITTIirig at Icaii T ~ allocated for the pool. tlanal r awreiitiim 'tirPW linnoil mild w eather’was forecast are miu ;"lt ,“'1 **............... A-fArpwho become member* so that o n l.n u ril » n t*J He stated.In regard to a sewage they maybnvw n voice 1*1 the set- for the eastern states and from Irpoited linl.iv by (1 I*. Ileindon.' phia were disclosed today by prisons sn j injuring more than tain 1 Aid they may ttill he aboard disposal system that the firm of ertlou of talent, rin. Satnidny the Ohio- valley southward. The county (Irik, tu have hern tarn Roger W. Cllpp, president of 63 others. Croydon Msyd^a Hospi­ the 6.093-ton vessel., ijmlth and Gillespie had Ih-cii di­ -waning. Nor t. when ttn* member­ lllereury staynt at near nmnial | pefCll with Hid damaged by some Philadelphia Hadlo Station . The Minnrlonka, in a- mrttafce WFIL-TV. ----- -- tal, nrarrit lo the sirene^ni the rected by the C lty .lu make* a ship closes, the hnllnl* me tabul- levels over must of the Pacific one who had ruteird the base KciIh S;»id Propnri'd crash in South Croydon, said it survey of this, and suggested that s l a te s . to the Cnatt Guard, thore station ment a.1lilt whrie public ir.uu1* — Tu Scizo-So. Kort'ih sled mid me u»rd n> n. basis for There w#s nu lmllc»liun of latw; teu l___ WASHINGTON, Oil. 2*1 WV hall received 25 tihsd by -10:05 taxpayers be nut bonded for such ihe talent, sclccllun. A luiniuoim here, said the 35 were taken from MmilaatC *a l*aat I'lvrl for the noitbea*tcHl-aacUon- -At ». riPim| two life boati. Qne lifeboat with Senalor Robert A. Taft of Qhiu A. M.----------------- ------ — of thiee ennccLt-V ..air.-tnexuiilwl tln Ion staled line mom SEOUL (let. 21 tA’t—A foim er T T o u n tiv wiwro forest flies i during liie season and an many have been raging. However, allow- ing that he had ir|torted jhis fait official of an nmu-il foree organ14 men wat picked up by the formally announced 'hit candidacy .Chief Ambulance Officer A.. L. more as the budget, allows. Armitaffus Return ^ tanker Colina and the other by today for the 1948 Rrpublicau Hill raid fll the more than 100 era were forecasl for part* of up-|j„- Judgr R. W. Waie. Judge „| lxe*l in lf>is>lan-<i>'ciitii)-)l North Km na said today Kum-biis there Per Michigan, whet# forest file* f* the Minnetonka with 20 crewmen presidential nomination, describing casualties had been carried awty From Quebec Trip r r a a i t a a e C a s P a a * *1*1 have burned over thousands of the County Court, immediately planned In t-niitm,, American ocKrltUih Demand Early acres and the Captain, who aiked to the race as "wide open." after Judge Waie. at the tuggev- milled Smith Korea iifiitll the *vithof land Taft’s long-expected formal en­ * be returned lo hit *hip. E. M. Armltsge and Mrs. ArmlThy Dakotas and Montana wetr lion fri C. W. S|>rniei, attorney •linvval of fmi-ijto tioufis from German Government tage arrived in their automobile A Richfield Oil Company tank* try. was contained in a letter I > Public Invited To the coolest mean in early 'morn lot Mrlti, hail wilhdiawu Hum both rntu-V Thursday frohi North llstley, IC h II m m mm P a i l t i l l Ytxin Chong Sun, bend of rite Fred H. Johnton, chairman of thy Ing. vwilh temperatures near and 14 snslln m*vI sets r # l # *1*1 LONDON Oct. 24 (AT—A * ’l>eelwhere they have Iwrn Exhibition Tennis Quebec, south fivmigan provine.- peace lielow Qie free slug mark. Yes­ Ohio Republican Slate Commit­ k ) House of Commons rummlttm since early May at their , Pi,'Wl vat Ion-corps iiiiril Scjil 18, urf(#d. today formallun of a "re* terday the mercury climbed to Kennedy Pessimistic tee. The committee "and other The public Is invited by Man­ staying hunte facing leke ■M****wi;>pl. midsummer levels- In many m f AP I’IccIkcn Efforts . I lull) an Amer h;»n iitrvi evinferviic# UrnMOlaliya German government" GOP groups had (itgrd him ager Lind- Weber.,of the Mayfair Mr, Armltsge ha* brought ,,, ... 111.i- ulan* i-hiled fm shutting off ern eitle*. including H7 In Phil­ v (Jjver Marshall Plan Ohio to make the lace Igit july 31. I CIS to atten d ‘exhibition matches back with him natural color photo* and called for a "film" Itrltisb adelphia; M& in New York; Hf> In l o ( l i v e A l l N o w s {Smith Korea's fjotver. winch comet graphs of M* home, hi* motorbmrt i tan4 o n , tin: length of oreu;ia- AVakliingloii mid 64 4n Huston. ___ , _ !largely from the Soviet /one, and The letter was written before by the liotiina Tiuinis Team at CXIDWDGK. U a u ., Oct. 24, and the beautiful surroundings In tion, . DETROIT, Oct 24 Id'i Tliv ["'-luling some 17,<hht I 'l ’ O. men (A1) J o s e p h P. Kennedy, former President Truman’i aimounce merit 3 :IX) (Mock Sunday afternoon at the area. On* picture shows him Toe . Id-partivan rumnnltee ' *a- i -j-Associated -f’rra»-twla*y-imftinneii south no fit a t,lin a .t loops to a t ­ amti*f#a<jor .te.Greai Britain, any* to Taft and -Other- congrexssot^al the Mayfair aourt. : v t - r --------r in the boat With , string of large sertwt In #•-formal rrpnrt tu 'tb e it* intention of cviiilinulng It* tack national police and thy cimaa he support* the Manhall Plan Ricardai) Balbltr*. Ilratillcn' black baas, one of them 17 Inrhes House that thu Get mans “■Ituulil Funeral Kites For .< ICm IIsiM sa raaa ala I :— ■------t-------------------------- -coverage world news "without tahuliyv. I* given as soon a* possible combut only for on* year and only to ., and Chilean national champion, long. ; Air. Scott Tomorrow fear and of without lv * North K oiobii pebule’s the .axtent of 16,000,000,000 or pulling ■ its sn T who woh a first match two weeks! A former Canadian and now t lei# r#*ponalbllity fur bilancing n y , variously estimated at from ’* HELLING.HEAVY' • 16.000.000,000. punches." ago here against Rollins roach an American . citlten. he had to their own economy." 160,000 |u '600,000 men, would CHICAGO Oct: 24 (A1)—Heavy Ed Copeland before rain Mopped secuVa a six months permit from Funrral services for William Thf> group acknowledged, how­ opposed bitterly the Trumax Alan J. Gould. AP assDlant form' a second front. Yoon de*• «» K ^ n H y Vold Th. Cam- ton exchangee today In reaction the game. I* again scheduled tu tha Canadian government, he said, ever. that “at the moment It ia Mmiri- Scott, 74, vice president uf general manager, rroulllned Ihe cla tc.J Meanwhile, In- said. S'pith th r American Krull Growers Inc. news-gathering agency's pqlicy to brtdga Knights of Columbus last in order to atay In Quebec. Dur­ not possible to pul thl* buiden who face Copeland. diril shortly after ni.mi .100 mrinla-is of Die Avsociali'd Koreans would “clean out" under­ squarely on German shoulders benight* “ I thought it was A horrible to President Trumana call for a ing the past winter he directed In another set of tingle*, Ruddy cover agents ill the northern lone. waste of money, srtth no deOnlte ■pedal session to combat soaring tlehren* of Ft. Lauderdale, nat­ activities at the Sanford Tourist i suae Germany rannut buy food Thursday following a long Illness, Press Managing Editor* Associa­ will !»• held Saturday morning at priest, wheat, corn and oata and raw material for heiself." plan behind It, and like pouring plunging tha pcrmlsaable limit on ional junior ehamplon. will play Center. the First Baptist Church with the tion who ate huldlng their I4lli CATHOLIC St IIOOLH money down a ra t hota.“ Henrique Buaa of Lima, Peru, the Chicago Board of Trade. Rev. W. 1*. Brooks, Jr. officiating annual convenlion heir. Kennedy said “in aplla of tha Th# discussion was touched off Eastern Intercollegiate champion Grain prices tumbled In 4he the Erickson Funeral Home Is In WASHINGTON, Oct. 24, (A*)— money sent to Greece and Turkey, by a report ilf the editors sub­ charge of. arrangements. moat activa trading In several and Peruvian national rhamnlon. W they are a long wav' from doing weeks. committee on foreign affair* Enrollment in Catholic reboots has Charles Morrison will officiate Cash daalera reported far­ Three honorary pallbearers not gone up fit) pet cent in the last 26 anything they hoped to do." and country elevators ware apaln as umpire, flio following vet mentioned are: Dr. I^onard which pointed ouf that “about J 'rx u and. i* now nudging if ^ Aftgr hla speceh, tha former mer* half of the world Is divided into :i,it<Kl,(MH) mark, the Natloi^ will serve-a# linesmen: Hamilton offering Increased supplies of Munson .'Luther Chandler of (Wild ambassador told reporters he was cash corn and oata for ahipmsnt Blshre, Clae Williams. Gene Tuck­ high pressure censorshPp' areas Catholic Educational Assoclatto A group of local grower* snd farmer* who would use it for the and J. E. W’athen of F t Pierce. “very pessimistic about tha out* Iktrr. where the newspaper* and cor­ teporled. today. Currently /m o ller, Cecil Rinca' and Ben 8te«le. purpose for which it was built, shipper* mat yesterday at the n in e of the Marshall Plan.” A fter an hour of trading, wheat respondent* sre expected under ment is 'approximately: CHECKS, BALANCER City Hall with City officials and iath#r than tear It duwn. was about 9 to 10 cents lower on penalty In tell only what the pol­ HOVIET SUSPICIOUS CHICAGO Oct. 24 (AV-Robert Tha following organisations DIPLOMATIC SHIFT the Chicago Hoard of Trade, tha LONDON. Oct. 24. (Ah— The formed the Seminole County Farm N. Depham, general counsel of the itical masters of the country want LONDON, Oct. 34. t>P>— The latter decline the limit permitted Moscow radio declared today that Labor Association with D. L. wer# represented at tlie meeting: National Labor Relations Board, them to fell." Moscow radio announced today under exchange rules; corn was the Brasilian ambassador and hi* Harper aa chairman, for the pur- American Fruit Growers, Inc. by told a union gathering here today Have You th at Nikolai V. Noylkov had been down 616 rents to 8 cents, tha lim­ •taff would not be permitted to pose of co-operating to bid to II, C. Iletsel; Chase- and lo. by that there are check* and bal­ CALL TO ARMS relieved of Via duties aa Russian it. and oata were • cents lower, the leave for homo until the Brasilian purchase ffrom tha government the D, L. Harper; A Dud* and Rons ances In the Taft-H artley Act Registered? $ ambassador to the Unltad State* lim it WARSAW, Oct. 24. (AV- A * , ' j «tA government has Insured the “safe building and facilities of tha Farm by David Earle; J. C. Hutchison "designed to keep It from being and Co. by Roby luring; Standard This la the last weak lo raga call by tho Polish Socialist Party and would be succeeded by Alexdeparture" of the Soviet diplo­ Labor Camp in w#at Sanford. a union-busting instrument or a Ister In order lu vole, in the This bid by the representative* Growers by J. R. Davidson; Ran* slave tabor law." for tha “rebirth of Internationkl - ander 8. Panyushktn. * • COTTON TUMBLES matic' staff In Rio D* Janeiro. City election on Nov.. 4. Regieflril i Oviedo Truck Growere by Socialism oq revolutionary Marx­ of th# celery and citrus Industry Novikov look over tha lop Sov­ NEW FORK O ct 84 (AV-CotBrasil broke diplomatic rela­ (ration hooks will be open at ist ground" stirred speculation to­ iet diplomatic.post In Washington ton futures slumped mors than tion* with Russia several days will b# made In order to continu# P e rrt Whitehurst; City of Sanford OPPONENT HANGED Ihr City Hall until Halurday last year, succeeding Andrei Gro­ 84.60 a bale today under succes­ ago when the Moscow govern­ th* camp for housing migratory by Commissioner loa R. Lether BUDAPEST, Hungary, Oct. 24, day th at Socialists may be plan­ of thl* week, Thone who have myko, who was named permanent sive waves of liquidation, Influen- ment refused to accept a protest labor, It w at reported this morn­ and H. N. Rayer; Chester Foegate (AV- Dr. Gyorgy Donath, once ning to establish an International registered for previous City Russian delegate to the United ced by uncertainty ovar tha pend­ against Soviet newspaper articles ing by County Agent C. R. Dawson Co. tby F. L. Bradford and Semi- In Parliament, waa hanged In center for war on "American elections do not HWt# To regis­ Nations, ing government program to eurb attacking Brasilian President Cas­ who was named aa secretary of nolo.County Chamber of Commerce prison yesterday aa a convicted, capitalistic bridgeheads In Eu­ ter again. Only those who are rising prices, along With weak­ par Dutra. conspirator against tha govern- rope." th# Association. H. N. 8ay#r. city by Bdteard lllgglnt. over 21, who have resided In j The annual meeting of the ment. manager, was mad# treasurer, . PIL8EN, Ctechoalovakla, Oct. ness in outalda markets. Hanford for six months and In 24, (A*)— A ro m an In burning Mr. Dawaon' revealed th at th# Seminole County Farm Bureau and HOUSE INVADED MONTH KISSED Florida for on* year, ran reg­ £ clothes ran Into a room of th l PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 24, UP) . STRIKERS ARRESTED RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP LONDON. O ct 24, (A 9 - Field City owned land of tha camp will election of officers and eupper will ister now. Th* election on Nee. w Try!* Chemical Company where SANTIAGO. Chits, O ct LONDON, Oct. 34, (AV- A — A South Philadelphia family Marshal Lord Montgomery got b# leased to th# Association for a he bald at 7:00 o’clock Friday 4 I* for (he purpooe of filling workmen were making Christmas — Chilean authorities — himself kissed last night In front very small ram, also that he had evoging, Oct. 331 at the Furture British Foreign Office spdkeeman waa almost joltad out of bed early two M ila on th* City Commis­ firecrackers, causing an explosion ia on o rg a n ise d _________ of 6.000 veterans who served un­ been delegated the work of secur­ Farmer Building. Mrs. M. D. asserted today that expressions today by what “fait Ilka an earthsion. John Krlder, Fred Wil­ which killed her and 12 other plot to wreck the national econ­ der him at El Alnmein. holding ing tha bids necessary to purchase Gatthl will have charge of the of friendship toward tha western quaka or explosion." liam* and Jach Rallgan are I persona. Tha plant wax destroyed. omy — today ordered tha arrest n reunion a t Albert Hall. Hurrying to Investigate, the ■upper, said Mr. Daweon, Many powers, attributed,to Prime Min­ the canto. candidate* In Groan No, L Jack Authorities said aim had arrived of 360 strike leader* la the vital Richard Wellards found an auto­ Items of Interest to growtra will ister Stalin by a Laborite member Blond# British film star Grata W. Montgomery of th# War Lodge and Randall Chase nr* early lo work and that h e r cloth­ copper region where miners from Gynt, who gave him the smock, Production Board told the group bo discussed, Including the labor of Parliament, s e e m e d to be mobile wrecked on the doorstep candidates In Group N t. 2. ing biased up while th e huddled Dm Sewell p lu have Joined a squealed: “F t* always wanted to that lhe Government wanted to ramp, experiment station progress, "drowned out" by the Russian of their home. Several young men open fire, spreading w alkout ? JHU’c j press and ra d io .. away. do th a t" i turn th# camp o v i; t6 a group of loll [ conservation district, etc. 35 Crew Members Of Tanker Saved By Coast Guard I 1 2 K illed, $26,000,000 D a m a g e In N ew E ngland F o rest F ires lire Lot Angeles local clixp tel ol the American Erdculicii of lexchrit "list iLrcn dominated by Communists." Carlton t*id Many trai licit, be 'ad.lrdt lixtr tr wanted," ^ futrd. lo join ibc union one I be. commuter is Dying to. learn ->|-vt* Commufttvl;leaning and itavc. why a 1939 industrial mohiluation cnmplainrd.lu the pa lent qmoit, plan was' discarded by the RooscCailton irL trd tlsat %« tA rnl 11 ••NlinHrsI mm •»!»> Stbool bo.ild rlrtliop III llif CltV 2 Associated Press Leased Wire If-- 4 -j— f W •I .5 ii .‘,V tt ■ ’) � 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 10-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 23, 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